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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
NECK TIES AND STOCKS.

JUST received every variety of Cravats Ties ard Stocks
y j. IT. McGILL.
Ladies' and Genemens Furnishing Store, corner Of the
Square and College street nOvl9
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
PIANO FORTES.
Locking Glasses
G&1C QS9C
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED.
THREE NEGROES FOR SALE.

HAYE for -ae Negro Woman about 81 years Of age,
/ good Cook and Washer; also two very likely Girl
Children and years Of agsaA0 would prefer selling
person living Nashville or Davidson co nty.
i s. HJLLINS.
nov2t-2w 81 Public square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
TIE NORTHERN VOTE IN 1856.
2O2, 444 maj. against Free
mont in the Free States.

mont in the Free States.
Here the opposition in the l6 Free States !;
adverse to Sectionalsm, and thus but sorry
capital exists even now TO start with IN 1901
Now add on the 10 Slave States in solid col
umn and calculate again.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
l6 Free States. 10 Save states.
IT6 10
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

SWEET HAVANA ORASeRs-
% BBLs swEsT HAVANA 0E4Nd1s;
~ has reeaaH,
I5n boxes kirs Crackers
gross Say socEess a.sortedi
I" Roman Candies,
50 SPA Wheels,
A. Elae IL It's
1000 forpedocs.
50 boxes VI. *. Cheese
- LemouH,
loo d11en Caas Oysters, Fresht
500 boss s4fiines. assorted stlhfauds.
For sale a. J. q. R0BEAfss1l1 Conieeti5naFy
noF2l aad Bakery broadsay.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

ELEoTIoS FEAUDs.-rhe grand jury Of New
York has found bills OF indictment against %
INSPECTORS of the recent election ia that city.
La one ballot box an excess of two hundred
ballots over the tally list were found. The
jurg find that quiet aud peaceAble citizens we're
driven from the polls, that the police used no
means TO prevent such ouiragss, and that an
insnsctor regularly elected was driyea from has
scar by c member ot the municipal govern.
IltenL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01

We copy the following article from the
Mount Vernon Gazette, a newspaper prin-
ted at Mt. Vernon, Westminster County,
n Y:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
ADVANCE IN COTTON YARNS.
LOST.

Office viii he comprnsated for their trouble.
novE9-3t
TO CAPITALISTS AND GUARDIANS.
c. > 0D0 ~ David County Bonds VII Re
- ZsOOO sold on such terms a. 20 insure a GOOD
at d SAFE inVes. ment, b. BENZ. \. SHIELDS,
noFE5 Agent.
IN SHARES Of Mechanics building Association stock 70
~ sale on good terusby BENZ. y. SHIELDS.
HEADy WADE CLOTIIING.-A large lot OF
IL low preei JUS. received ard for sale by
rov29 BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
ID OSC WOOD BGURBOIg PIANO lust re.
II ceiTed and fr sale By n9v29 BENJ =. SHIELDS.
SITUATION WANTED,
4 g Clerk in some respsctabs house ia the city.
y Waoi-sa= business preferred. Reference given. Ad-
dress ths cfic-. noy2T-N
INAFEW DAYS.
DEM. ,. SHIELDS viii open invoice Of hls French
- Clisk Imported B0anets, Furs Oorses aad SD nery
ifmmiDgs. uoYZI
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-01
Lecture by Lieut.. Many on the Paths
and Depth of the Sea.

The celebrated Lieut. Maury lectured at
Philadelphia, on Wednesday evening Of
last week. The Philadelphia Bulletin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
DENTTsTRY.

TEETH.-NEw STYLES ARE INSERTED, FROM o.
Il to full set IN the best msnner with wtiout .
tracing The roots. by DR. NAPOLEON PRETERRE. His IL
proved atmospheric plates for artificial teet
pcrior 70 those generally in Teeth ertractef whor
pain. Price moderate, Apply al 40 broadway. "a ac'o
warranted vcJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

pIcoRDs PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN rNroprAyY
~ class ri diseases, Ac-DR. G. N. HAMNOvD rnrii -
Recrd Of Paris snd Ora Carnochan Nosi ~ kis city,
may he consulted IN THIS specially his roons SIC Rroed
wy opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel daily Trssment sss
" letter Consultations 10 English or French
g. ID. HAMMOND uD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

SfECIAL NOTICE. TO THE LkDrEs-z G. JOHNSON.
- ~ r., No $50 Broadway, New York, wishes ladies'
ti Jy r. undersana chat be Is regularly educated rhvs
ssr gadraie of hs city author OF several inns pub
ltcrs nAc cofnpani and has great In curing
diseases q The uriraIy The Doctor well knavn
General Diseases special irregularities and All ohstrucors
rtoved ~ medical ~ surgical Convenient roor
end eycecut Nurses rrcviied, during ness his house,
rcnsunaunna w by mail strictly cor asen
trsc hsns, %. 70 or W "
c. JOHNSON, opssa.se 2lys:..n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
THE MILITARY.

TTvNTToN. COMPANY
n Plain and fsrcy
sAporrs co1ops,
IN every variety, at
- and VI Duane street stairs.
HOVER GRAHAM.
Dared eagles, heads and targets Always hard.
DRorgifAM GvARp.-THE LAST MEETING or THE
I'D company vii be held nj Moss Hotel B0wery and
BAyard ss., Wednesday evening Oct q II o'clock pre-
csey. The company requested assemble AZ the Bowery
theatre al O'Clock A. NJ, On thursday, October UNIFORM
black irOck coat. pants and hat. My order Of -.
WV. PoSr, Orderly. THOS. :, MURPHY, tapt
HAcKMFN GUARD ATTENTION "A MEETING AND
dril Of this company will be held ~ Y hte street, on
Tuesday ig, october n ~ clock MI The members
and others sng 10 60 the excursion NJ rlease attend.
nv order Of WV II. IADhOS, captain,
ions L. BTaSrrr Secretary
rsVgKFTs TO HIPE.-FLfNT AND PERCUSSION
M muskes rifles swords sases belts. pioneer suits
gnde coor &C. 70 hret or drills paradcs arget
NJ p.~ 1crurAf orr Of the rv fled Nv
,dir. sing VIZ STARR. 70 Bedford siseet Sewrork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
COAL.

a SUPERIOR COAL THE PRoPRIETORs OF THE
n Locust Mountain coal claim that yields " per cent Of
hen ard only cent of waste Our fully realise
they claim FOR H. and that there equal 10 for
Hnscee ranges stoves II gives heat burns longer
enker. cinder and less ashes than anv ant-
coal we have ever seen used Try ton as sample and
oid for viii direct us 10 send supply al onca
~ .vhters use We have made arrsngcments with Inc
for constant supply for the and now pre
80 - deliver this superior coal well screeued yard
NJ es or others a, part OF Brooklyn or New YORK
- oi carriage on by the boat load al The wh.rf
ceai depot 81 Haxun wharf between Fulton and Cshsrne
tries BROOKLYN. % Beaver two doors from wall street
YIN cii eish.r weighs al our coal, aud Win svs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

VAN oEcKELENs
GREAT ArrONATON MUSICIAN
FROM TIE ISLAND OF JAVA.
colossal irOubadour figure composed OF thousand
parts cf machinery which performs BY actual respiration and
the natural motion OF fingers the finest composons OF Beet
hovcn, liza, dn. Mozart, &C.
The for themselves the actual opera
ton OF the wonderful machinery In motion,
MyNUEER VAN OECKELEN
accompanies the AuiornAton with musical ins'ru
mens Of etquste and novel elect bcrs Introduced
into this country.
Now exhibiting at Dr. Chapln's church. sr Broadway from
II a N: 70 10 w. Especial evening performances
Admission Is cents; children, halfprice.
L,RANR11N MUSEUM III GRAND STREET PER
~ formances twice lay, commencing at 3 O'Clock IN n.
afternoon, and al IN the evening. CsrdSrangcrs will Oh
that the above s the ony place Ia the city where the
Model Arises are exhibited One door from broadway.
WHITES OPERA HOUSE, 40 BowERy.--ExrRA Ap.
w yerssment look out Tor The Grand Trial Dance, Tor
Champion Dancers IN New York have entered their
A oArBxY or Music TO LEr-oS THE OFF NIGHT
n ~ the for concerts lectures kc Acccmmoda-
ton for four thousand persons Price per night 500 nclad
ing lght
The price for bali nishs has been retucedto ~ nclusnA
lorether WITH The lighting and flooring 1ppIy, M
WOLFE. OF he Executive Committee, No. South street
I,IoCuTIoN AND DRAMATIC TurTroS-J H. BROWN
~ will receive few pupils ior private instruction n hs
Parties taught a. taetr residences VII make ar
fsngmcnis with one or two select schools Address apply
~ ?i2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

III
.aa ssIsrdsss az 4 NJ mating he usual ing. l.a
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-rRox NAY 10. ls~
ssa s@Is r % Fssfs s sss
ss; fs.sSs.sS ar
gers aiken :, ohs@bsT. Canal chrreRhsr and Thirty o.,
Isiek ana ss6P N, and F sS,1 AISsay as
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RATDnoAD-FARs RI
land ros y s0a N
s fr s r sss fss9as
$40 a. NJ, mail train. stopping at wTIamsbridgs an ali
$40 r NJ, express connecting With he Central Railroad,
Hsturnlng, leaves Albany
ZIG 4. n, s mra ,s. Without change ofcaA
sssP NJ. express Tor New York
We invite PASSENGERS or plcasureto aSs IN.
Harlem Rafoad whieht or comfort pronpness SAFETY,
Sresmsr approved bse whoa sccS q rss NJ
Sn DO o6aea and o osscs reA q :. b.
Western Ralrosd Aoany a While and osnsre. BrooIns
'na i'e0'' 'Ao WI j. CAMPBELL. supsrn,eoa.u.
NEW YORK. AsD ERIE RArLRoAD.-oN AND AZ.
ss r trains vii pier foot 81 Duane se
Buffalo express, asA. y. for Buffalo.
punkirk tspre,, ss I. n, for pun sh,.,. ,
sasns fssnse, ~ ss an vii remss oSer
At oswcgo, and proceed The neht morning.
Rockand Messenger a. 30 Mo rom FOO, OF Chsrbers
tree D. Piermontf or Sufern immediate stations
Way Passengers. n iss Newberg and Midtown,
Tignt IxpTess az, = : punx,rs and Buesn
Fmigrent ats stcs mnkrk and Buffalo, and interim
dlaie ttaprs
The above trains run ds,y, Sundays excepted.
These trains connect ri Elnlra with frirA
nhndaigua and Niagara Falls Railroad. for Niagara Falls
lurbsnon with the syracuse and Bnghamton Raroai fs
Syracuse nj Corning with Buffalo, Corning Nsu Y8rs
Railroad Cor Rochester, at Great Bend with Delaware Lack
wara Western Railroad for Scranton. Buffalo and
AK with the Latc Shore Railroad for Gland and C,
49, '''''O' : &c. McoArLrs, General supp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

THO MERCHANTS-WANrED, A PLACE IN WHOLE
sale store IS porter packer or in a1y other caoacty
where the services of good industrious wanted he
writes hand strong, and both willing aud able 10
work He will devote all his time and energy ID the interest
his employer Can supply good city reference from his
last place Please address Little, box 236 Post Office APP
ply ut 304 Broadway, room No. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
TRAVELLEaxs' GUIDE.

rHANGE OF UoUR.-ON AND AFTER MONDAY
~ October 20 the Adams Express Co will close their ex
presses for New London Norwich Worcester and Boston
49, NJ Bank note, specie and telegraph express Cor ~
" est and South closes at 81 p.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
For Sale or Lease.

r>orR LOTS situated on ID and Scott effee'' 10
particulars enquire ot ConDsS Z pn~ S.v
Iaugl6diD SA~Ie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

A GIRL te DO general housewoFk. 10 sreh On one
n good wages end peic1anent employment uillbs
given. Enquire st this elhos.
! July 2e e--dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
"a WORD TO The WISE. >

ALL versions indebted 70 the subscribers, either
- by Note or en- Account. are requested to mske
immediate payment ~ the EwpoRIvM, on Brady It.
[July a. dul HF.& &E " NII0hELI'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
m. ~. WI0.k ENSs
Carver.
beyrrn 81 aud Ath.

pARs<Els \ JOHNS
D,veppart. Iowa-orhcc on z'
Wcv".S ". WHEY. store. Hri.,,h.t ,',
"..., ua,slo, 4 Corbin, Bankers ",',, ,',,, Wv a,
s,.IN jvnNs--U. S- Con,n'is''"nef '"f o'"''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
Collector.

TOHN A. GUT will attend 10 the collection Of debr'
eD take subscriptions for NewsnpaGs, and do . 1en
eral Agency business. Once No.lO Orr's Building
Refer " Burrows 4 Prettynlan, Cook b Dillon.
[ol8I1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
BUSINESS CARDS

ecu.y County surveyor Plans ,,, a, The oilice o,
S...d. neatly executed. Orders rev ..., ~ apl
MIi.s viii he promptly Aue""e" W.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
Throl1cl1
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
TO COLLE.V'G WOOD,
AND THENCE BY THE
Ontario, SimcOe 4 Huron Railway
TORO.v.1O!
Connecting with
Steamers on Lake Ontario.
4, as,.r

VTNIiE "Chicago ami Collingwood Route" FIRST es.
tabli-he'i last season, has received we'll merited
distinction from :he rntir- Press and ths Travelling
Public and has been universally cha the
most romantic, plcasent and popular Route ever ~.
tabii>hed IN the Union The entire rAngemcnts for
1850 havr been mad" with the view 10 rendenrig this
Great Lake Route the most comfortable, pl Asant
and syst matte in business arrang ment.
II is ih, routr for thc Bnsincss Man, the Tourist
and til" Pleasure = rkrr. II abounds with the wild.
cst and gFarthst sccbery--re brautlfnl shores Of
Lake Michigan and the IsIets cking the northern
ontlct fh. classic Island OF Mackinac the tradi-
tionarv Manitoulin Islands Che home Of the Indian
Spirit Of the LakcsD; and the myrioranc-like isles
of Georgian Bay-form series OF views sed
on tn northern continent,
The n ats luxuriously furnished for night trav.
Il; aud by sailing arrangements the daylight IS pass
I'd at the Straits and among the Islands Heat, dust
and railroad discomforts are avoided In the hottest
days of sumner, travellers enjoy g'ntle Lake
br.eze
At Mscknsw. Boats make connection to SAult Ste
Mairc and Lake Superior.
On arrvign st Toronto passt n9crs can In few
hours visit the Great Suspension Br dgc and the Falls
Of Niagaia. trip II through the Thousand Islands
and tn. Rspd. OF the st. Lawrence. Boats from To-
| ronto cross Lake Ontario Ia the night to
BUFFALO ROCHESTER OswEGO CAPE VIM
CENT, OtiDENSBu RGH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
Thence connect with Railroads to
ALBANY, NEW YORK: BOS7ON.PHILADEL
PHIA,
| And all other Eastern Cities.
! The fllowing magnificent Passenger Boats compris
! the Line
! KEYSTONE STATE Capt. s Richards
| BUCKEYE STATE Capt l. Ghamberlin
| NIAGARA Capt Miller
| QUEEN CITY Capt wm Waite
The LOesiS1MNN,
Capt DAVENPORT; will run between CollinRwoo
and Green Bay, connecting with the regular une
| Nacknac.
The Is,a,s will leave Chicago, on Tuesday, Thurs
| day and Saturday evenings, At 3 O'clock touching q
wankcean, Krnn~ha, Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygat
Napitnw,r. Two Rivers and MAckins.
~ TICKETS through, or 70 any point on u
yoI,tc can b. aimed board the Boats or at III
Company's Office, 12S South water STREET, Chicae'
Ror fur IN = information apply bnard or 70
GODFREY BRYANT,
Passenger Agent, Che %
- ..l1I rrffrn,,Y al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
. N GnuM N r.,

(ss ID GBsuNu1s
.e,,, ~ Ornamental Painter, can he ''""a s''".
Ia ....d Of CLINE / Jewell. On III street. .e"'
%" janl4diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

DR WILLIAM vANzANDr.o Of St Lonis, Occulist
IL and Opthalvuic surgeon, finding it necessary for
his health, u reside, during th. warm season. IN
n,or. northern situation has selected ~ a summer
rcsence the city Of Rock island ILL., where he can be
consulted for al diseases II the eye and ophamic op-
erattns from the rst Of July until the last OF Sep
trmh.r. Chronic affections generally will receive a
portion Of his attention. aud eye patients will find
that during the season they can be more sue.
cessfuiy treated In more northern climate than that
Of 81 Louis. Oune6)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

JOHN JORDAN,
Jsesess" r...cro,, Iowa. octl5 II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

= n AAnRELs GREEN AfPPLEs az % on Pc
sOUotl. Just received and for sale ~
VIC COTES,
aua ~ sdy stree neal Ficnt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

". u. r. CURLES,
a. O>unsellor at Law-Omcc ~ tne
EsnaIasuranee Co. once. west SIDE o' Ma,.' .,..s
s-.rn rrapt spA &s.,,na st1ecf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
ST. IoUI9
Type and Stereotype Foundry,
AND
I3riniey.s' Fts,-MtshislD Ware.
house.
EST TADIJsllED N 1910.
L.lDEwG PEERS.

~ and ID IAIcilst SdTret, q. LOUIS No'
vT,YPE.FoUNDEK aud dealers IN all kinds of
i Pre~ses Pain and Ornam,ntal Type; Nfws cA
,nd C,,.,r,d Prin, ing Ink, Bronzes News, BOX,
Can L tier, Env,iop Coored and Manila raPens.
We are prepared To furnish COMPLETE PRINT-
ING OFFICES, At short notics aud AZ Eastern pf"s.
Rr.t,.s ,,D. ~ our own manufacture, we can MI
orders sierte from thu specimen books of L. john
son & Co., Cipcinnati Typ Foundry Conner q sons,
Whit 4 Co, G;eu Brnce-aiso WOOD TiPE, rom
Wells b webb, New York.
W. .re also the authorized Agents for r. Hoe h
Co Tay,or 4 c., Cinc, insu Type Foundry, D Fo>-
Ter Co. 8 r Rng-les' Power Press Manufacturing
Co, and the Northrnp Printing r esss
! ANY newspaper publishing this advertisements 70
the amount ~ Ave d7llaf and Smiling two copi-. o.
the paper to u.s. vii, b. rah when they puchase nvs
| times the amount in type.
Electrot, ping executed at short p"'ioe IN e"Ie'
or manner. crr,a
aug25 LADEM - 1E1N.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

sa.Ary ruhl'c, also Lie sms ss. =. ..t xn.ir. Enp'
am. Davenport, l"*a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

NOTICE
rNa. ]. fONsON, late Of Massachusetts. re'rec..
IL fsily isss.ms the citizens Of fDavenp.n as' s,.m n
= 49, K IA located In this city - rnfs'ctAh anu
S.~.s. M trusts tlrt by industry and integrity :"
~. ..-~.,:;on a uxrit knd receive a share OF thepa
.~arase- once ln Atkins0n's Block. decIsos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
,,.xwl.1.s., ~. H.,

.r...r oca.. and oy,'.s1s II I" r,n,% and harrison
s..~,.' davenport. Iowa.
l,.,u Ae.,ey,M i, Cleveland 0;
5voIU !" - Z, do; f.,..
7 'Iss.i rs1 Sup. qIi.- u. !" a.''""''
ROT = q Amor. n y, c'ns,n"'' a
sw."d' n y, oIis "nJ Au,op, s.r'r""i r'",i,
Que, ...sa. tor de rs"..., q o1it c.as Foot. con
a. .ss,,,us or squnt,nss, "a'e'"''' d.cidu
|..~s.i Limbs, etc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25


Chronic Nervous Debility Disease Of the Kidneys ana
NIL diseases arising from Disodered Liver or Stomach such
Piles Fulness Blood to the Head,
Aody the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust Tor Food
Pit Of the Stomach swimming OF the Head
difficult Breathing Fluttcring the Heart ohoek
Snocatng Sensations when in lying posture Dim
yso wcbs before the sight Fever and Duil
Head Deficiency Of Perspation foowness OF the
skin Eyes Pain In the Side, Back Chest Limbs, &e,
Sudden Fshrs OF burning In the Flesh Constant lnhg.
ngs E, and depression Of Spirits can be encctua
~ cured by DoCrER HoofIANDs CELshhAThp GERMAN
BtTTERS preparcdby DR. NJ Jackson, German Medicine
Store No below Sixth, Philadelphia
Their the above diseases u not eSreed equau-
any other preparation tho United States as the cures
attest after skllf physicians had failed
These worthy the Mteniion Of inyalds Posses
sing great the recthca,on of the liver and lesser
glands exercising the searching power IN weakness and
OF the they witha safe certain
md pleasant . - .ts -.
Feb 9Th 1882 said g" entirely out of the German Bit
They have become MI tho Nothing else sells
The Tenth Legion published at Woodstock, Va said, Jan
10Th 1915 "a Great McdencW have uniformly remained
medicines the day unless thoroughly convinced OF their
Among those consider worthy OF notice, II the
tioan Bers nvcnedby Dr. Hoohand and prepared by Dr.
Jackson Philadelphia One instance In particular In which
the superior virtues OF this medicine have been tested has a
During tho last summer son Of
Ahram Crah Of this county was very seriously ahoctcd
Complaint aud after tryng In yain various rene
bottle the Bttors and after using H. was
much relieved of his distressing aady that he Pocured
another bottle aud N restored entirely 10 health
entirely vegetable from all injurious ngredi
strengthen the system, and never cosate H.
sale Wholesale by Druggists In all the prncn cities ana
retail by apoihcears and storekeepes every town nths
United States.
Sold NV sTROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD. J. II. THoMP-
son a co. and j. II, SEAY a. co, Lynchburg, and by
dealers In medicine everywhere, lsep ots-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
= xNa1uMI1S. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
i ,r.r' :. ,"prN TxTp A ~, nIN nv -pATENT,

i --ATTRACTION EXTKAOKDINAKY,-PATE
AMBRoTYfES by J. KEAGY, only, successor to II r.
Gibbs his old stand. door to the Virginia Bank Main
seeteonfessedy the highest achievement Of the Photo
graphic Those beautiful pictures glass plates have In
months almost entirely annilaicd tho old style Dasssr
reoiype paoees being Infinitely superior In every regard
First be light The features are not re-
vorsod In the Daguerreotype They are more brian9s
tho time required by the old process
and lastly they wilas for They are hermecally seal.
between pnes glass which sealing scced by leters
patent the United States and Europe and owned Lynch
burg This sealing ders them impervioust 70
water any other agent which destroys the Dagueres
type. :. -, 49,. ....ll
anime specimens irfgsHt - f #zt5H fN 3. ~ !.
Dagueeoypcs copied into Ambroypcs and renderedlm I'm,
perishable -. -
Instruction given In the art and the right to mako Am
types In Virginia, on reasonable terms. T. .u.
Every variety Castings Frames &c also large stock OF
Jewelry constantly on hand Hs5 z 5l7i' tsep 1'dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

SsNlsEIs's y Il w q MACEsNES.-ah hese
- machines have long ustaned the highest reputation IN e
United THE FIRST PWZE-A GOLD MEDAl-has re-
Gently been awarded to them great Exposition at the
Palace Paris and thus they have the World
verdict OF superiority. .,.
Great just been added that they run
without noise the at double the ordinary
speed that TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DUNE
IN A DAY. ,,.,.
Tho clothing and shoe manufacturing
in the country machines exclusively They are com
nccn TO perform work the perfect style
there are great of inferior entirely worth
less sewing machines the Derow Biologist Avery VII
SON Grover other patents which have been Sold
ut cannot advantage we hereby oher TO re-
cee all also unimproNed ones OF our own
manufacture IN EXCHANGE NEW AND LATEST lMPRoNh ED
MACHINES liberal All old machines thus obtaneh
by will be broken and destroyed FOR particulars aPPy
by letter or personally a New York once
" B-Loca Agents wanted TO make sales OF our
sowing machines To persons properly qualified for the bs
ness rare opportunity profitable and pleasant employ
= offered. ~ %, 81 ,,'I,. -, :"
RRaNcH OFFICES: AZ Hanover ST. Boston az az Nntshu
St Philadelphia 105 Baltimore St. baltimore 2a3 " shu
st Cincinnati Isl st. Charles St, New orleans 1ioSers
vile n Y 334 Broad St, Newark, N j. nov 22-d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25

A CARD.--s in Y sold my interest i'm the Dn-
"A gucrrean Gallery in this place, TO Mr. JAMES kEAGf,
Would respeefulv recommend him to the favorable attention
m . blc az sklfu Artist and gentleman whom they
~ relv Come them and secure of his mmltabe An
BROTYpES which only be procured Of him in this city
In taking INV leave would return thanks for the liberal
attention receiv ed from generous public du
RIM a residence of over eight years. r. T. GIBBS.
&C l2ts-Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-25
AAA sACHs ASHTON sALC,-hircc
j sVVvO imports atlon-in store and fore sale by
,. Rithn

subscribor has this day dlsposed OF his
~ In the Of Sglor, Meltdoy Co,
u T. g. Peters, of the firm. In retiring from tho bust
thank my fens and the public for their patronage,
and would ask continuance To my sneeemors
OCTOBER lst 1853 Ro. McElDERN.