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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-15
AFFAIRS OF KANSAS.

Ii is well known that the project of the Missouri
Border Rufians of seizing upon Kansas, and, by
force OF fraud, or both combined, making Slave
State of it, had for its immediate agents secret
association, known as the Blue Lodges, or Self
Defensive Society, as it called itself, made up in "a
great measure of residents of Platte County. The
great object of this society was to prevent Northern
men from settling in the new Territory, or if they
did settle there to deprive them of any voice OF vote
in framing the laws of the Territory or in giving
character to its State Constitution when it came to
have one. Ii was this secret association, organized
in military shape and for an illegal purpose, with
which originated most Of the oatrages perpetrated
in Kansas-the driving Of the actual settlers from
the polls, the return Of sham Legislature elected
by intrusive votes, and finally the armed invasion
of tie Territory and siege of Lawrence, with the
ayOwed purpose of compelling its inhabitants to
acknowledge and submit to the authority of the
bogus legislature or else of burning down the town
and driving its people from the Territory.
This last and most elaborate and expensive of
the undertakings of this secret Missouri military or
ganization, proved, however, complete failure.
Thanks to the Skarp's rifles with which they were
providentially provided. and to their own frmness
ard courage, the men of Lawrence not only re-
pulsed the Invaders but they also brought Governor
Shannon over TO their side, whc having begun BY
issuing furious proclamation, in which the men of
Lawrence were denominated as insurgents and
traitors, ended in acknowledging them as good cti-
zens, armed in the cause of public right and order,
ard in giving TO their volunteer organization the
sanction of his Official approval and the characterO of
territorial militia.
Ii would seem, from an article which we give in
another column, from The WeSton Reporter, that in
consequence of this failure the pretended Self
Defensive Society has fallen into abeyance. 1t
does not appear to have been formally dissolved,
but rather to have stepped aside to make room for
a" Pro. Slavery Emigrant Aid Society" so called,
modelled after the notions which the Missourians
haveformed ofthosc very Eastern Emigrant Aid SOci
cites sganst which they have raised such cutlery
ard the existence of which they offered as an ex-
cuse FOR their own violent and illegal proceedings.
The Platte County people have at length found ont
that the plan Of living in Missouri and voting in
Kansas however plausible ii may be in theory,
does not quite answer in practice One man, says
the proyerb may lead horse to the water but forty
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require NOT medicine but the evidence TO direct
them 10 the really article adapted 70 their particular
complaint SYRUP whatever be its aston
iahng virtues In certain cases il all aid should not
be represented BY the Medical Faculty although II Is not sur
Prng It's astonishing effects q Chronic Nervous Deb
Dyspcpc should excite C91h1enee Wherever
obeI treatment bhled medical sk Diseases arising from
Of the Stomach Liver producing cOagulstion
npidity Of the blood pteon Of the Heart Dizziness Of
codness heat IN the extTenes Dnness Sight
the system Sinking of tho Abdominal Parts General indescb
se PTssaon and Despondency Of tie Mind can be
eBectually and speedily cured by this GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN REMEDY 1t Is surprising that its virtues
should been long unknown in TINS country its curative
BEN peculiarly adapted National Dis
ease, particularly enOug the American Ledies.
LIMA, September 18th, 1913.
we this to gratitude TO you for haviog cured
long distressing Dyspepsia and dspeiDg the mental
cloud gloom ard dependency with which have been sude
Ing for Since taking the PERUVIAN syrup have been
restored to complete health Truly You're, JOSH SEGARA
DRoPsY-Daus Brewer, Esq OF Dorchester, Mass writes:
50 Of and have suffered the greatest Ia
breathing DTopsy the Chest commenced 10 breathe
began with the PERUVIAN SYRUP and
consider myself cured IL b with pleasure that say the
similarly Afflicted that they should not despair until after trying
the PERUVIAN sYRUP" -
NEwYoRK, April 10th, 1854
Ny wife has suffered years with Chronic Dysensry and
Indigestion hich Immediately checked and permanently
cured BY two bottles o. PERUVIAN SYRUP. NJ ALBERTL
FENSLE CoMPLAIsTs.-t Is with great delicacy touch
universally prevalent which unfit full
hat wives mothers any enjoyment Of life
We will only that those who willing make
Of the efficacy OF the PERU
You will be thankful for having tried the
nent Procure q full Pamphlet of our agen,s
WILSON. FAIRBhNKS Il Co, Boston; BARNES PARK,
Broadway and Duabo Wholesale Agents for New York
Sold y Mrs HAYS Brooklyn aud respectable Druggists
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Our readers will find on another page fine recent
bold and manly speech OF Gen. Granger of Onon-
"a upon the legal and constitutional character of
S.ayeIy. Nhfn delivered in the House of Repre-
,cutatyet it compelled the attention of all parties
70 degree rarely accorded to first effort in that
body; and we only meet general desire in laying
it before our readers. Its positions on the question
ore uncompTomising, ard its conclusions sweeping
for beyond those Of the opponents of Slavery extern
sion in general; but, while holding these extreme
views, we are confident that Gen. Granger will
never be found serving the Slave-breeding and
slave trading propaganda, by refusing to cooperate
with the great mass of the people in the practical
effort to save Kansas to Freedom, and to set
permanent barrier to Slavery extension, by putting
the administration of the Government into the hands
of honest and jealous nti-Nebraska men.
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One Dollar a Line.

10 ApyERTisERs-Ths circulation Of TIE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE now 20 enormous and number Of Advertise
ess pressing for insertion exceeds the space chooss
to devote to he that raised the price of Advertising
therein 70
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
Or lle more than half per ins for eseh thousand
copies printed dispatched readers Even al this rate
10 the cheapest medium sxtant for Advertisements requiring
tbs widest and fullest publicity 1t about the rate
charged BY The illustrated London News which has not
large circulation The WEEKLY TRIBUNE by many thOus
snd prefer short cards to long ones and shall be glad
the enhancement ms patrons to study brevy in ter
announcements Remember that only Insert in any
such handed before Wednesday evening
we obliged to to press early Thursday morning
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ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
DOlNGs IN CONGRESS-.

S4NATE, April l4-There was long debate On the
proposed rereccp.ien Of the Kansas Memorial, pre-
scented few days since, and subsequently Withdrawn
by Gen Csss. The motion to receive the petition was
laid On the table by vote of 90 to 10. Adjourned.
HorsK, April li.-An unsuccessful attempt was
made to suspend the rules as to offer motion that
Congress adjourn the 4th Of July. The Deficiency
Appropriation bill was further considered, and the
House adjourned.
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The Cambria arrived at Halifax yesterday with
three days later dates from Europe. The Peace
Congress was again in session. the Prussian diff
Guilty having been overcome, and the report was
that the treaty would be signed on the goth of
March, the day the Cambria sailed. The news
from other sections is not remarkably important.
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Among our local news will be found an account
of most daring attempt at murder by one Of those
creatures who live as pensioners on women. The
woman was alive yesterday afternoon, but prob
ably cannot recover.
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AftuIork DAILY Iribmme
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1856.
ia cORRESPOYDEYTs.

No notice be taken Of anon yusOus Commune atoms Wna
Intended for insertion must be ~ h'
address Of the wIsrnot necessarily for PeoLca
ton bat ~ = guarantee Of his good faith
~. esnnot to return rejected Communications
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Business Notices.
GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

GRRAT FIRE IN PHTLADELfffIh'
$4,000 IN JEwsLs SAVED IN ONE OF $1,000
WILpER's PATENT SALAmANDER 500
The follow ing dispatch this day received from fhusoe
pha:
Messrs b. @. WILDE Co, .
No l22 Water st., New fork, . &c..
"GrsrLEsrx: The WILDER PATENT shLss.NpLk oA -
,ootsinng yoETy THOUSAND DoLLaLs in jewels oeonS,ns
Messrs simmons Brothers Of this city wss oPensa 1
c,d On D<yfect st0ts Of presyrdaa with he ooos ana
Aouo go ~ otS,, makers destrt yed WfLDERs
fATEST Sefed the elements and proved ndestraot9ts
"Phfadelph April y, 1867 pr.c, A.,
good assor,inent Of the-e eeeeate1 fRE arc
psnns $500 Nth WiLDER's PATENT SAFE LOCK-, or
-, 80 COG WHEEL bank LOCK- without key or XIV
Aos ck5owIedsed to be the best Lock for bsnher'
a. no.. On nae. For sale at the warehouses,
~ No I22 Waterst, near Wall, New-fOrk, or
No. 2 Wauu,-st Philadelphia.
b. O. WILDER 4 Co.
Patentees and Manufacturers.
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Saving MACuINrs Am THE TNFRINgrMESr

o. PATENTs-I1e pate. T. ~ SINGER q Co u1od SOW
Ss Machines have been phsniy sustained by ises tue
USted COurts First, in aglnrt the Excelsior
Sewing Machine Conpa ~ verdict recovered in New
York secondly in tho United States Circuit Court hold
az Trenton N the 3st Of March, 1885, hior estsd
against the Dorcas Sesing Machine Obtained
verdict for the infringement Of three distinct patents
suits confirm the validity of parents and ally
settle the great question exclusive right to the indsPen
sable hine of yielding pressure 10 hold
the cloth surface Of the machine We have similar suits
pending in several Circuit Courts Of the United States
against the Grover Baker machines, and the Wheeler
Wilson mschns Of which clearly infringe three patents
by trial in the City Of Ne York Of Of these
suits expected take place this present month Our claims
they have already been repeatedly sustained by courts
caution the public not TO purchase
sation and trouble. NJ SINGER Co.. No. 32j Broadway.
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PIANOS AED MEL0o" )ES.-ihe Horace
f,od-'I. n4r cd PI'No' end Ns-2D a'- % .,
fon A. No So BIoudwa5 Ptaos Ecu aud alJye
purchase Or sse molthy lsymens Second h4 Il
Psbos tom 80 to Sli0. Meo ies from = - 10 -i3h
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"THy WAY TO WIN CROwS."-We do not
oupa war nor reoornsnd boodshd 10 the Peaceful den
zsns OF New YORK But msy be without either
Cali mon KNOX corner Of Broadway and Fulton and for
little Of The shining hs will you In possession Of
crown and bn boot, that will make you proud a. ,n
emperor ana last longer than Louis Nspo. sy do
Kxoxs bats uninpeSbsoe
GENTLEMEN's HATS IN QUARTERLY PATTERNS
The established excellence and style usr fabric for
wear renders needfO for Only announces
the quarterly for March 1856 LEARY Co. Leaders AMI
rod Of Fashion for Hats House Broadway
l. ON
kATHAiR
For the Hair.
Used by all.
Sod everywhere.
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Hope for season bsde the world farewell
We ana sometimcs nmo.t nnakle no descrihe onI

We are sometimes almost unable TO describe our
symphonic We End ourselves nervous weak and physically
Frustrated We have terrible sinking tie p Of
seh lev ersh brow fed breath and gloomy fore boiling
mind Such symptoms arise from stomach aud
diseased liver uosIETTEKs NECErAELE STOMACH BtrrSRs
peculiarly adapted TO these symptoms that they
appetite mPa tote and Sor ~ the system and every
respect build the broken and aed Aid They
particularly adapted TO weak aud deca'e females.
HosTErrER SNirH Co, PIoprsoTs, Cincinnati Barnes
PARk Broadway and Duane 49, wholesale agents
New loEk and sold by Mrs HAYES Brooklyn and ali Dug
xists Grocers ard at hotels
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WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
MICS ard ToUPEEs have improvements peculiar 70 tnef
bn.a They are celebrated all the world FOR their grace
u beauty and dursbityftns TO charm The lsresS
md hest stock world private for applying his
sulous DYH. Sold a. BATcHELOR's. No rs Broadway.
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ELEGANT CARPETISG.

FLEGANT CARPETTN6.
SWIM LousssERY, No SO Brosdwsy are nov 5iepsf.i
T.PySTKy RpussyIs THRyE-PLY and INGRAM Ck2rETISG.
Auons The ssso will DO found large number Of sew
nsss. snd styls never before offered also large stock OF
or LorHs every width and all other goods connected vita
10 traAe
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GOLD STREET FIRE!
NyU.YoaK Aurii II IL

NEwYoaK, april II, 1876
Messr. SIEARNs MARVIN ,
GTSrLrMEA: One Of your Sslamander Ssfss, Wilisrs
Patent severely tested by the destruction by frs Of our
Pactiuc BOx Mauufscory Nos I'll and AZ Gold - which oc.
CURED last night The buildings four stories hsa, filled
with lumber boxes which created intense heat
The Safe located the second floor and fell 10 the
remained hours amid the burning runs ao
being taken cooled and opened the contents eons o.
books and valuable papeT, found IN sood eonoo W
touched by FIRE, ard perfectly egibe 49, NJ ,oo
Please send another Saamender 10 our nsnu@ctuiy NJ
Chukch-st., and Obige Yours respeeun'iy ~ l. IN
These salamsnders secured By our La BELLE fo"ohk
AxD BuRGLARPKooF Lock and Of every desrbe Sze WIN
Improved finish sale reduced prices, by me sopeif
at their depot No. if5 Wsier-st srEAkNs a HiAk,IS.
MORRIS l.. HALLOwELL u Co,
PhiIsdelphia,
THEIR APRIL SALES,
A. oseuey low Prce Of the largest and best ''ed
sfocksOf
sEw SILK AND FANCY GOODS
20 be found 10 America.
Cash and prompt six month, buyers oDy collected
BEAUTY AND ECONOMY.
Examine the SrocK Of superb CARPETS at
HfRAH AEDERsos's, No. 80 BOwery.
Cro.iey q Sons
Newest Patterns Velvet and TaPestry Brussels ngriis &c
"KNOw THYsELF."-F written descriptions
Of character charts. given daily by FOWLER WELLS
No. 500 Broadway
LEcTvsEs every evening In COSTISESTM Hall, sth-ay
corner 34thsL
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Tnr GREArEsT DIsCONERY OF rnE AGr--nr

ToBIAss VENETIAN LNMENT, for the Of Dy,entery
Chup Cbolera Cole, Rheumatism, a. No should s.
rithout this y1luabe remedy Every bottle warranted
~ ID by all tho druggists and stoekeeser Depot No 90
tsndt- st New.YoIk Price = and 50 cents
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SINGERS SEWING MACHlNES-AliP Persons who
v-h for information IN regard SEWING MACHINES can obtain
II BY applying at Oo0 for copies OF NJ Singer
Paper devoted entirely 10 the Sewing Machine In
tsIssa Copies supplied grstis - ~
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aud Retad departments completely stocked with
tier late and styles Of SPRisG aid SUMNER CLorg
ING aid their CJs' del smeut (secOG1 hoOr) with the
newest mIortetons IS CsssINEKys NEsTINCs CoATISGs
kc. a. ECs 2jG, $50 40 9iG Bn,e1way.
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IAk Poor SI with Halls Patent Powder Proof Look both
received prize medals tho Worlds Fair London 1851 and
Crystal Pssce NewYork. lSS5'5L SiLAS g. HERRING Co.
Nos ISIS, lSI and l39 Water-st., NewYork
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,ANCyRs- TIrMORs AND WENs CURED WITH.

ovr The KxFE-The tumors extracted in from four to
eight hours without pain The cured with but lit
tie pain. No pay required unless the is Effected
Dr. ). h. SMITH. No. II CaDalst
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/ MP o Y r A y L.

Tho most important question fa every business ssk
hirnssns, Am supplied with Oue Of
WLDLks PATEAT SALAMANDER FfRE AND BURGLAR
PROOY SAVES
for hs observation 81 my Books and Tsusbs II not pre-
coed al once 10 the depot,
M. I2l NATEX.sT., NEAR WALL, NEw-YORE,
Or. No 2 Nalnutsf.. Pbladelf lila
obta (beore 10 is lael secured with 81
WitOgs's PovpEH AND BURSLiS PkOoF LoCks
3. o. WILDER A-CO,
Pare aud Manufacturer
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indispensable requisite in Ore" Saoe, and persons Of
taste always paoze HIN who gees the love Of the beau
tfu THIS for the nmsn buiiness done by WAT
gINs No ia Fuos whose manufs cures elegant
they are able Shoe OF WATEISss make be recOs
nsed among thousand
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To WHOLEsALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS

BARNLs PASK, No. &4 Broadway Of Duane At n
invite The attention Of Jobbt aud close buyers 70 their
unense Stock Of American aid European
PATLAT MEDICINES.
BY the either hemisphere a. and belo
proplieto prices by the psk doz leo Particular
attention Psd this tsneh OF the Drug business Orders
cted and Goods shipped with any the world
BAEAEs PARk New York. CinclnLA AVID San fIancIsco
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THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, corner

OF Houston st. New York Single Rooms Soc 7S and > per
day. PsIlors with Bedrooms, 81 20 to - per day.
MEALS EXTRA, AND A ORDERED.
This new and large Hotel invites the Of travellers
SIDkEY koPMAN.
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HOLLowAYs Observation-Disclosures and pur.

ulent Ueers Of years standing readily cured By this
powerful puTssCeu aud healing IL purge
OF it's poisonous virus aud impaTts sufficient vgOr
the surrounding vessels produce and healthy esh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-15

grow Bald Heads Ii the greatest discovery of the 10Th
century. For toilet article superior 4000o bottles cold
months IN New England Prepared fro recps
ADdaus Spain, by j. H. WAnLEIGH, Lawrence
hass Sold ia New York by barns PARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-15

w AATED IMMEUlATETi-TW ATf VEST AND raN, ,,
AL0oN MAKERS, None butfrst rate hau'ls need apply
ssfI dtp 't' 7'l,'sr- GLASS RAiNE.
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APOTHECARIES, &C.

NEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
AVu Pure Juice Port Wne pure French Brandy Sherry
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Schedam Schnaps
All these articles warranted pure and suitable for mede
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II. SEAl
IL Drnrnisi
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The above rates are Ohio River slight advance is
charged all the by Railroad No Storage Charged
on Goods through line. Consgn to
BRIDGFORD e. Co. Richmond
REFERENCES IN RIcHMoND-Sterns q Brummel, Tinsley,
Tardv & CO. Selden Miller j. II Claiborne, J. w Wright
Co, Chas + Wortham g. Co, Shields & Sommervnle and
EdInonds Davenport e. Co. june 25+s.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

R.RORERTEARLY,D Dentist, has removed
, his Office door above his residence MAIN ST,
one Dihrels Hotel ian l-dts
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yOTICE-Tho subscriber has this day dlsposed Of bis
~ the of Stglnr McEldory Go,
u r g. Peters Of the Arm In retiring from the bust
thank my friends aud tho public for their patronage
aud would ask n continuance to my successors.
OCTOBER LIST 1853 RO MCEIDERf.
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VOL. 4-..N0. 1879
MEDICINES.
vl,o TmE LoyEns OF THE PINE An

VuNO TIE LOyERs OF THE FINE AnToc
specimens Of ar, which The hand present pro
s%ss % to
Jerry There the Statesmen Of the country with nfsilscus
and ass hs, The spectator amos.
es he G sss r1S s%a sec, ne s era
charming lips the ne, ardent ID Su to gas ssr, In 'dm.or a %
hckina rompng childhood with buoyant hcsrt and merry
s,S and ods chin hin .n ys ss 70 as sn1s
Specimens Have your likeness and reader induce her
you above all others to you ana . ~ y not
you hold earth Then should the silver cord Dc sns
ss sy IN s departed
tucsaken all wes'her with sqna ise'es ana M uI - 'S
sssyou perfect ssnes they se found !. Al times
,h. Galley Mai" street "a psssssurs s1Ss RON sras'
street Lyn'A'''s and sycamore 'ss MiSNis Ifs CO.
ly 5-,s -..------------.pas Daguerrean Artists
pROa.mEss.-pATENT AMnROTYPKs.-
subscribers having associated hsmselyss @ together
ne .. 8, vs ss and Sm Of nn
re now prepared furnish pictures In every style o the
int. 4 ibis .,Ss Or Aasy sy %
cdn beauty and durability any thing s,sr ss'S,:
Se and may be seen Tight They ara .s %pssrss.S,s
ss s,"sa ~. unsa and Europe
aud owned IN this place by Gibbs kcagy only ,,. a.
be tho srandcs tho Photographic art having
relief and clearness truly astonishing madc IRON 'he S
Ambroyps screoscopes be to be appreciated.
the relief being fully as Esfs' m rsu,s as ns on paper from c
These are equal engrangs and more accurate IN
% ,nousand"sIner plain or eolored IN oil.
Citizens and strangers are invited to can ana saa%ne m
tention and superior Pictures :, ,,. 49,. A., vru,,
la Bank, Iynehhurg IA vEAuV'
a s MAKE. ao "renss AZ ali are equally
Daguerrooypcs copied into Ambroypes and made
yNCmnUlsli ACADEMY or FlNK AmxN: rrss;
ATrnAeIioN ExTRAom,psMms ldx s,y .nrsrsso, q
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vuNIE undersigned viii continue tho business of stRlef
MpEldery Co. without farther change, under the stsle
aud firm Of JAMES A. SflGLER g. co All persons haY
claims against the firm Of Sgler MeEldery q Co.. VIII
present the undersigned for payment and all indebted
will make payment To them.
Stock 6 New Fall and Winter Goods II complete
and is not surpassed by amy In We aal
iicnds and the public call J A STlullR
nc It's u n G PETERS,
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VTTKOTYPEH, FIIOT OUHAFHN, DAH Z Eft EU-
TfPESThe above STYLE Of Pictures are taken In all
their perfection at the Gallery sf q, w, MINNtS a. co.
N 4 TANNER would inform his friends and the public IN
general he returned from the North alb
months during which time hn has secured
without regard labor and Important
In thu Photographic and Is
pared 10 furnish to those who desire thom Vtroyp's
Glass Photographs Paper the bagneTeotppe,
heretofore all of which will be taken In all their brianey
and perfection c has also large aud beautiful assortment
of GOLD LockFTs, BuEAsT PINS MIDAIIIoSs FANCY Ca.
FRAMES made expressly for the visit 10 this
Gallery Is solicited whether Pictures desired not
s Gallery always open and free to visitors Sundays
cercd n \. TANNER
at tho Gallery of MINIS s. Tanner Lynehburg, Va.
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" u
u WOOLENS, TINSEYS, &c, &e.-I have now open n
very large Goods consisting of Blankets Of rl
Kinds Wooden Lnseys OsnahrFsi
Brown Black Cottons; TlcknFs Flannclsi Kentucky
James Also the best makes of North Carolina James
Geniomcns and per cent OF for
cash all bills SO most respectfully invite friends
and customers give call
l5.s D. HARRISON LEWIS
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UUsT RECEIvED--A lot OF superior style Bust.
ID ness Coass; Push Velvet and fancy SILK Vests
ocil.n n. 0UGGENHEIMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-15

HEAD CUIS.-rhe undersigned having madearrange
n, ,nents with the Patcntees J. b. & w. +. Poague
make and their Hydraulic Cement Piping in u
eountic Blue Rse, Va offer their services toth
public jobs of Piping in said counties The! ara
e durable Pipes offered to the public
with age taey in strength and hardnessconveyng
mo water perfectly distance All contracts
warranted
f.vnchburg, Va.
or th. p1trnccs Saunders Store = o.. i-pckbrlge Va
Wefeuarn persons from Infringing the above named
Patent Il ,tei November 25th 1888 80 ~
80 ,S ,s j H. & w. +. POAGIE.