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TRADING on A VERY SMALL Capital.

Amid the gloom and CONSERVATION cadsed by that great
reactionay spirit which is seen and felt and testified TO
by thousands and tens of thousands throughout the entire
West few OF the more uiue OF the blaek-repubcan
org" 10 are disposed to show outward symptoms Of
Pickering and fitting vitality. This weak revival of an
originally very faint hope is founded the fact that Yer
mont state which has hitherto been distinguished for its
remarkable persstency in casting her electoral vote for
defeated candidates for the presidency, has recently and
most Enthusiastically manifested her preference for Frenor
No democrat in out of that State surprised at this
manifestation. If at the election, Vermont had
given any evidence of intention to support and
cessuly support the democratic candidate for the pres
dency quite sure but that friends through
the country would have regarded this evidence not
only with surprise but with feeling very much like alarm
The Boston Atlas content with raising aieeble shout
over the brilliant exploits of party against which Sc
rious opposition had been made makes of the blood
less victory fitting introduction few words of
horaon the good people of Mane whose State election
takes place on Monday next Thus exhorts rather i'm
plores, the Argus:
Brethren of Malne Read the glad tidngs from the
Green mountains Read and let the voice the
Monday be heard from Kittey to Eastpor aud
from Pemau Mars HILL resoundng with the triumph OF
the those who seek beray them. BE
wachword too freedom and Fremont Our and vic
toryp
Unless greatly deceived, the "brethren of Maine,
SO urgently appealed by the Atlas have the slight
intention of following the example of the bretbren OF
Vermont" The democrats of Maine full of hope and
enthusiasm they appear to have most efficient organza-
tion and they thoroughly alive to the importance OF
the pending struggle We do not claim in advance an
overwhelming democratic triumph although private
advces would to justify such supposition but
STILL do hazard too much in asserting belief
that the result of the election Monday will be Ct
such character warrant the strongest hopes that the
electoral vote of Maine will be for Buchanan and
| Breckenridge.
The Atlas will find that it is trading n small and in
sufficient capital when goes into the campaign with Yer
the only confidence inspire hope
and ufnse enthusiasm
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spREca 81 noN. ALk6N \. BROWN.

The national reputation Of Hon. A v. Brown states
and viii at all times for any prOduc-
ton Of his the attention Of the public The speech which
publish this morning of the finest efforts of his
life and called forth the highest applause from the Pha-
delpha democracy. Always true and steadast and
ready to enter the list in behalf of the noble principles
his party Gov Brown is entitled to the great confidence
and esteem of the national democracy which he possesses
TO SO large an extent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-05

Judge Campbell is at present visiting his home Penn
sylvania In his absence Hon. Horato King First Assist
ant Postmaster General will be acting Postmaster Gen
eral.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. s, 1866.
o II FIG IAE.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

By and NTH the adptcs and consent Of the Senate
Jacob G. Hewlett surveyor of the customs at Cola
Spring, New York, reappointed.
Benjamin r. Bv'% a u... - A., ,.o... =,
beaufort South Carolina reapponted.
o. P Pittsheld of New Orleans Louisiana supervising
inspector OF steamboats, for the 4th district vice W.
Muir deceased
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Az ATTEMPT TO PofsoSAn attempt was made 10 poison
the family Of Mr. James Noe, Of Norfolk on Saturday last
by two negro children quantity Of quicksilver was the
agent used but il was fortunately discovered before being
swallowed.
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"You, and each Of you, Of your free viii and
cord in the presence OF Almighty God and these witnesses
(your left hand your right breast and your right hand
extended 10 the flag Of your country) do solemny and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &c.


Fare from ynchburg to buchanan .''........''s 90
70 Richmond sa
ON AMI after 22d of October Packet Boats WIZ e
buchanan at o A M. aud Lynehhurg at u = NJ, MONDAY
al O'Clock \. NJ IT.. -. - u At
rrb SfsttssYI. AT 100 A. day, and arrive in Char
sftr. lie Al y T. NJ Leave Lynchburg for buchanan and
Lexington 81 \. NJ, Monday edheSday anu fiu"!' "
from i,nsaburg Richmond time and distances in
taIl below ........,.,. .,,...,,,y
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
Two ssh, .teSaa. and Head. Of ss".ts"s.-''"'
MIsrs AN M fanLIR n.lelnal rntIs-z.

yu1s ssh, /. AZ ian. and usrsa. Of gs. ttses.-tt.'
u WINES BRAsptts fot family nee hasa'''n"' fa'f
and epienre~ 49,, a.. ..f5f=
We beg leavrs % infafm nlsads and NC ratth
thar have lust sni Will hep al~Afs "n nam
complete ef the finest qhAthf "i w
articles Amongst others We otter msEafhesH W -
Walter Tayors celebrated london Doh iand' i'
Pale sherry everiimparad Vintage lf4h hnhH"lA" -
and Red Wine tbs MArgaaS vineyard we stae
dam Holland uin uafelss Perkins tandan at'f An -
~ other grade the Ahnsa goods 81 for niy VS. ' ~
nal rnfpozes - ,...fi..
The above al in BOTTLES rcHty ef No -
and A. ;. buy goods direct hm nfHt hands "' d t
fiiiian In price qualify aud variant all ~ sell &" ' si
L. -. .n,l .deitefatTd We also small rHasHn
mont Of sariues and thai delicious Wal lnda Uks
onava Jelly which invite the Ladies Il u} a. Hat
,t.44#.
oar stock of Cigars samrftses al the hfst iiRhl, ~ '
IIaeanas rrncipes. Eas India thotoats han # =" r.
,r Thousand which Wholesale and retail ole" al
af br choice brands of IFnsbbuE aateo and "'' ''ta
a., that no house Iynehbua esrWhofe ean "h'f toast
gneuts sr goods OF bocr their oHstepsfz
than ourselves ~ MA. u A.hhi' 4" -
cas- aaa ef touie free from all alcohol aud The ha
saaets af al alcoholic preparations
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Those yes5os u Tue fTst class, but IN lie cy Of Bal
taUr expressly this and superior
dlous passengers They commended by experienced
Captains we'll qualified Tor the trade, and who will spare no
r>crii5n accommodate They will be lowed and down
the by and may be relied ON to sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants, going Nor ordering goods from New York
will find II to then interest 10 ship by this ne, freight VIII
always be taken low other line OF Packets, aud
every effort will be made hy tit agents in Richmond and
Sow York 10 give sasaro Insurance can be effected IN
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent
We respectfully and hope succeed III obtaining iu
share Of patronage
Goods siappa ly this line New York will be forwarded
New Orleans. Mobile, Charleston. 81
NHuiHh any other southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock, in New York
Berth No /. Coffee House Slip, of Wall Street
DAVID q W NJ. Il RlilE Richmond, ,,,.,,.
Z II. nlIENnN. y. Y. 'b,I--
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Y BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam 4&EiaS
urs BELNIDERE and POCAHoNlAS-lhe
STEAMER BElAIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATJR
DAY AFTERNOON tor Richmond Returning, leaves III I'll
MOND every RI ESDAI AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POE AXIOM lAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning, leave
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Lalt
tuore
shippers Baltimore by these two Boats must have thc
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
mars. LUDlAM y WATSON, Richmond Va.
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ALWAYS PREraRED.-e RAiNE
L. their Pail Winter styles ut Clothing,
Heaae fhsF Establishment Main Street opposite far
aers Bsak. IyneHbafs "a Their Agent, Mr. DIXON. has
aaf thu &srfh, manufacturing Goods specially
sAzs Hskyt sul t safely promise that their present
saaek .Hrgs-,> quality aud variety auy thing they
esrgd tue public In their assortment tie
E +. arllr les ~ De
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APOTHECARIES. &C.

VBNTN
Madeira and -h@ffy "ss= aHsf' expressly ia issiie'
90 Ala hot French brandy. london Porter aud Nufs
". .,i, ~ JOHN II sEAY Druggist
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w SALESMAN. i'm a CONNER 'ai 1oisr, by Young
Nllas mad considerable experience in mercantile business
could make himself generally useful Can good
aHf.s u character &c Address W. IL, NhEniau Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
Cn.>p tnni,aI. Of The Isrss.' -'".A ="

TRAND NRHIttI. OF th' Taf-'-I ~i"@ u
Is - aaI Watsr SfafI- aal Fas-f lfz sss 1aat 71z
- Hassrs aHf rlHHEau HF t4s azi#FgI, 40 am
D. H.s attention. Il Is aHaarrs tHf #aH tr 100 tl
IF ssis .easssel - 20 fr-tl - - -'n uHtlt
81 #Eas i 500 bag 80 l,ln t'tt F fs
a. ~ b. 49, FaeF =saal
.ssHzs t. Hs- .a tlJ lHf say" .fH
zsas l. q farther BAD AL 184 taa= Ii'
: - cheap ass.asa NtaInHH4i 'ftfI-HHIf.
sssa a 8HaI sItI 50 Hzfz5Ey1 i'itItfz
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w marie, praoo for washed aud unwhshod Wool
JOHN HONIETT 4 10
General CommisBOu MoIahauta,
iune - dom Ne. llG Sycamore st. r,torahofs. Va.
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kicHd The Truth about our Tart OIL.


nwmEh sleigh ride this winter past my horsc~
Lee raw, aud the skin OH place areet baud from
hu traces rnbnE OH the inside Of the ditch applied your
Iuu ol and i'm aday or two he was well. Another
mule which was working NY drHy bcoame unable to
walk Ca esamiang biz loot, discovered nail about
inches long up The head Nv driver aud the
he would he good Tor nohns# drew tho nail mt Inserted
piece Of lint aud Turf TN aud him once
and from that moment he has Lost hour good
A. ever Also horse badly snaegod the ontsr
h. thigh IN Two places about inches deep aud
Inches wide fren which he stih day Your Turf
ca applied audit brought them cutrelN sound II
tulN BE- Of Tho greatest remedies ever
known and have lived IN drug several Usc
tli- As think proper truly.
Ro Mcssrs. Dove y CO. j II. NEiSIGER
Furs3lc by SFROTHER n WHITEHEAD
..I45,
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d Ar lNAlS II am Receiving and opening a large
ana Wen selected stock q" Gens aud boys Shoes Has
N'S ~ 81 the latest slle ths4al.t, and prices c
cannot tai 10 suit every elias, persons
Also lads aud Misses tutets Boots and Shoes Of the va
r"us l and winter Fashions al and see them trep > nj
billion / ,pNiilrt, :,
L. '''N''
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y 2EINIEN rstssuOND AND y. II c>r%,
YORK -sIIANlSIlp j A N / y 1 o " n 2sts.is..aa

kt WORCESTERSHIRE IA MES / Nv \. s.-xtsskss-2a.
IL, L. : AalI Sieau. nip JAMESToNN, in com
mtud Capt Inns PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, for Rich
mond will take any freight to or from city Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every tESDAf AFTER
noon at / clock, tor NeW York.
desiring ship by h must have their goods here on
desiring take this ship here can have
a state Room secured by addressing us by mail
N The ROANOKE. Capt SKINNER, stops At city Point
vieTc she " land aud freight Both tie jamestown
ad the Roanoke receive land passengers city Point
and Norfolk. LUDIAM y W AJSON,
"
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'RNit undersigned vii continue the UHeerr, sl.f i.f.
1anhnSness auathe purchase ~ " taaf Gil. -
eeneraHH. Nm A Mil H..
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- Bausaks mixed Jeans and Lnsey 1r servants to which
invite the attention ii the trade. large margin allowed to
d#5I#fs. IS hu uuy 10 sell again. \. Il. RlCKEK.
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Yer CAN MY WATCHES. - aEE:4 .
u SILVER WAR; AID FANCY GOODS ~ q
sbasale and retail. ia every variety and style ~
prizes hy calling a. NOWLAAt sign Of tae -. ~ y
No 81, sycamore street. Petersburg, Va Al 80
will sa 20 per cent h has jnst armed ttat M N,r
rfn Manufacturers aad Importers. with the la H3 ,.i
,iseIishe Of u stchf- ievelry sierr
tiry Goods osereG in tins Mould ifg
yfd 70 eal and examine his altgniieed Stock ara
l"si - per buys all rs foods
tn III much Ices than the regular prices for the qnty
at Aoodh YOU also have Watches and JeNelry
paired IN the bost and short notice,
The newest and most fashionable Goods In exchange your
money
Remember the place sign of the Eagle No 81 Sycamore
street Petersburg, Va THOMAS NoWLAN.
6B
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-s.e FALL AND wINvEH Ag.HaNe.E

.~sakks..s, NJ NT.--FOR MEN YORK FROM Ll NCH-
BtRG-Iassengers leaving LyuehLurg by SogJh
side Rail Road on Tuesday at eeock connect the
ming, at city Point, with tine steamship JAMlSTON y aud
proceed direct to New York, touching only Norfolk For
Through Tickets apply to LEE JOHNSON,
Agents y y. a Va steamship Go.
= S. The steamer Roanoke will leave City
Point every saturday morutngat9 o'clock heretofore.
sep at |, !
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lN ARTS Sugar - bblo. Suarts Ground Clarified and
Crushed sugar, w
- boxes Loaf Sugar
lu hl's n. o. Molasses
Dab hud,. p r. do
$500 bags RIO Coffee,
- La'ura do
10 " Priuis Old Java do
- boxes Ad1laufne and Sperm Candles
Large lot OF Clover orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
son as we are 'elhas cheap
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i. eeah bn'G US though HE death II I.sI' - I'
' at. eg. 5fetI provision ha}ln. been med 80, Nv
II. 1faisn1atl'u It he tn,.r.. Ia CO., ~ n i
- :.
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PVut9 hllorderS for every description Mattresses
IN onuck Cotton Wool and Mos-on most accommo
at the Auction Store of 49, ~ ' 'o''e oi'
pots >,
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MISCELLANE


NE" a:kisAs. Of Greek, H.aiiu M. -
~ glish School Books also Live aud Learn go En-
who wish to sneak and write correctly Magdaens H. or all
auihor ofZadel Life of Gen Morgan The Prime by
David, Spurgeons dhe modern WHITFIELD sermon House
Gazette Of Fashions Chambers Journal lilac wed mes
zine n British Review Ediuhurg K Review ,haga
Ballous Monthly hunts Merchants Magazine Mrs st efds
Illustrated New Monthly, just received at ''puehs
sep lsts NopS,.s
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MI stones Those in want NuuId do we'll to call -opu
"tl @bls LIE y JOHNSON.
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leucr ana Note large usual and small. Of WHITE ~
and Fancy Coiofs cap Paper, Fine, Superfuc p,i, @ .
Rlled Wrappme-donile lnrge-large and small Mani
and Tea Paper various styles Tissue Paper hn and
eoloI Blotng Paper Of hvehinds just received at y
no.. MORSES
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IN S,,saosp MONDAY IlrAyrlrNcnnuno noNDAr'

- r.. -sss..s=...stl VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
~ 60 srW--HXes EAIi4ltOAD.-Dn Thursday, e
June the Passenger Train VIII
commence running o salt Works Branch Junction.
.ni,, L. I'll l. II GILL. Gen Snpt
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pmnSnn M ~ M - .,,,n.. :. . -.

MY Sits Petersburg, va
neBuRG's No. I, AuONsATED SUPER
and lanerss respectfully called 10 the above Invaluable
pound ,S TOR Their appF9sehiGg spring planting
they may s~sys depend upon bong supplied with atNl
~ sale
his srtie has bern before the community the pc
rod Of FIVE years during which time has been anal sed s
large number Of the most reputed Chemists in dreut place..
and mas been 'd eY various Farmers IN nearly every eia
in the Union with almost uuvatying Perhaps one Il
the best proofs Of IT. value the Ffeaty increased aeuand
unprecedented IN The hfioy 81 Artificial tctlhe aud not
equaled by Peruvian Usano isef over which u fassese
much adva uage from tho fact OF the ammonia volatile a
matter In uano IN this preparation bong chemically mod
agent only dsspatng itself progressively Nhen ueefo.
ali descrip,ious and is br them readily taken up II WI De
found quite active In inducing early maturity Guano
LATHE.
there number super Phosphate market
for the value Of which would not Ike ho responsible
GgNuISf ARTICLE which viii be by my
ted agents all Of whom OF ACKNOWLEDGED rsfessat
and them hold myself responsible Tor the good character 81
10y super Phosphate Al packages vii be distinctly brand
ed Consumers aud dealers will be enabled 10
mens for their supply on as clu'ahe terms with AIS agensas
MESSRs II c HARDY & CO are my accredited and
ole Agents for the ely oi Petersburg 1900.
agr.uau,as cas,afst and sole Prepr5r 6,lass'as.
AZ dts
4 DOSE ssLT.-I,ooo bushels Lisbon s"i'.
suitable and cheap article for stock and farming burmese.
lnne lots PEBBLES a WHITE
WE HAVEN STORE, GoLD HAND Il
~ pS,etasd bnng md iea ct Plain VIM 10,
aud R seg1g stand Pitchers Mugs, Toilet Jevol
rr.ees to make room Tor New 0oo.s
..t,.. MIR & STEVENS.
II ieori... Lieoriec:-v. kc,, ,ou.,n.,,,
y .ePE5 OF taries. FrAde eafes, from common = slime
- cases } {. d Co. Mac
- " Wallis & Co.
l51 " ouomano
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t1te srITtIlA NbEstE.-tommcuciug the 18th OF Jun =
aud during the repairs Ia the Aqueduct in
Iyuclhnrr. the Packet Boat fsr Buchanan,
will leave lYnehhurE Monday, Wednesday. Friday.
NJ Returning, leave buchanan, Tuesday, Thursday. and
saturday at \ NJ, and arrive IN lynchburg = NJ
boyd EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
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II ~ AT Wholesale, by 81 Nv Ekspk A NEhbhll+ who
lave Store superb Stock embracing French tefman
British and American Fabrics all Of which have been selected
it'll great and attention by of the htm At Tie very
iassest cash prices
inviting stock Tor the wants ~ the North Carolina
Virginia trade he exhibited North or South
Punctual responsible buyers invited 10 give
Examination, and Judge Tor themselves of the styles
snd prices No. se n 80 Sycamore strset
ang nj. potershHfs Va.
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JpNiN are Receiving ever, sf DAYS ot tbnr Grocer,
Pom on Main street -, supplies Of the very bes
HI ti ao winch they are selling low prices and Il
mn menus anu tHt ''h'''
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II
MIN HOIsE-A house without Music. is Ike Nurse
~ without Children gloomy aud desosie Music Il tho
soul Of lie breaihed suggested every Whee IN ma
from he lips and souls u those who are
ut for treason sratAfems spots young lndss nst
upon your Papa buynga Piano from NASH ~
Petersburg although not be able I" play more than
Polka, n Negro Melody, and DAys Of Absence on IL
above good advice You always And about 81 80
e.t Pianos Al The prices sYes and
patterns. ut l. y kAhhS
wareroom 30 sycamore Of HAM st Pc
Ia Va fang . =
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u d2m No IIN SYcan0To 81, IOIOIHiNIl- Va
FpNIE CRY CLOTHING. nOISE -st.ii Sc
IL ling less than bargains, endless variety nf sum
Clothing Cloth Goats Hlaek and Fancy Cashmere pata
silk Italian Cloth and Cashmere Yeats tav,st socks,
Hdkfs suspenaors Umbrellas Hat Boxes Bonnet Cases,
Nslses This undoubtedly the arKe#t Clothing
uanse this city aud viii be able Ia present lis patrons
with rich the magnificent assortment u Cloths Gao
and NesinFs and Furnishing Goods With
quantity quality Ready Made Clothing
oe,lvd ~ old Virginia. " RplslpN
sapbts % Sycamore, ct, Petersburg. Nn
- lNDItlE@.-f 800 sachs worihiugIob Har
- tha and Ashton salt 1000 Bagz No Peruvian Guhnu
Kees Avolon Malta $50 Sdas ieiock
Tanned Sole Leather Bags Rio and Iaguyra teHeo 400
paekages teee and Clarified Sugars 80 BoXra ALBANIAN
Candle Kegs prime Leaf Lard b Iihs sdea and ~
llhas shoulders Bacon 80 Barrels Superior old
southampton Apple Brandy with good assortment Iron FISH
AplaHses. TeaA Wines and Brandios for sale by
PEERLES 4 WHITE
Groeers Commission Merchants. "a did 81,
Near s. Side Depot Petersburg. Va
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nR0YIsIoN. On CONssGNMENT

uDROyIsIONs ON CONsgsNMENG
u oHhds prime Shoulders,
sides.
Bills +" Lard,
20 fair
80 Kegs prime
an assed Hams
All or consignment aud for sale al iow rates
THOs BRANCH SONS
sen I5dta Petersburg Va
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NYoRNsNs: ...nr ponblc o,cn .oo,.inu s,o.r.

W. Autobiography OF those celebrated Cooking Stoves for
'' WOOD or coal just ar, Land sc at the Slave and
'''''-' .'-tl94'Ase ny & :. BLISS.
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u WARE HOUSE. Ne Vl Bot1INabHouk 81 fttftf'
Va have established myself tor III" transaction OF a
Iron Steel and Metal business and yne thu aiten
lion If Virginia North Carolina Merchants Visiting this
market examination Of my large and varied assortment
arrangements being such will enable a sell Al the
rates Ran Roads Maehnists- Bncksuitia aud the
generally will their examine stock
before purchasing rlsoN here.
Orders thankfully rcooiy ed aud promptly attended 10
aor dgu mos n GILLIAN
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tiCEN.-.rlce. lor ricl.ling nn.l nr...r,i
4 NAWn.-Esn,.ng. oll nv iur.r...s i. Lie ia

~ "H h'N's' round aud uugr"uud Mace Gloves Cuil
I'm 4fi'i NAte. African and eauI.:.or Ginger P,Fpc
mist III seed, Celely seed. Sc. tc FIR sale bv
3ts = Is SiROIIiER 4 WHITEHEAD.
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invited 10 my Stock Of Prel skill Ppws, a
i1',.'t' l. : and3 Horse, right and l, hand
it"" have been sufficient, tested and can be col
~ feroml4"ndedas interior 10 nore IN I.so
at. .3ts " WV ". aI Nospy
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va Hair Mattresses made To order also number of the
ri superior quality on hand and for sale by
may l9d6m WIN LOOSE.
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YOUNGER 4 SMITH
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-10-23

One OF THE BEAUx-The Cincin-
natl Commercial tells the following
good story.
A young man from the town of
s., in Richland county, Ohio,
having determined to celebrate the
"Glorious FOURTH visited Cleve-
land on that occasion, accompanied
by a fair damsel. The young man
never having been much from home,
was somewhat unaccustomed to the
"usages of this world He put
up" ut the Weddell and ordered din
ner, which, in due time being an-
nouDced, the young gallant boldly
walked in to sumptuous repast,
leaving the young lady alone iD the
sitting room. After partaking of a
meal that "astonished his bowels
he returned 10 his companiOn--who
was rather surprised at his pro-
ceeding and remarked: "Te din
ner aOas darned good, sOhy didn yOu
bay you some?" The above is an ac
tual fact, which we can vouch for.
The young lady was sixteen hours
without anything to eat.