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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-04-16
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"THE NATION. :"


The most poFhlaF Weekly in Ameri.a. wb;.,.
has immediately uron its issue, spraay inio an
IMMENSE CIRCUL4TTC.s.
THIS rapid success is UNPRECEDENTED !,
the HISTORY of JOURNALISM. an,l ,.,n .,,,i..
be accounted far by the fact tia, The ptcrr;c,r'...
have employed, without regard To ex,,enSe.
THE STIR WRITERS OF .3usRTrs
THE .S:i TlCs.Nis the Os1: Y Paper whcl, cs,-
tains the HItss, HamOrbms and S;l- ss.i;,,,..-
Skstcaes,Ot that C0micaI Gsaias. ;u,d
UNRIyALLED HUN0plsr
KNIGHT RUSS OCkSiDE. .W n
OF which s~riss. one sketch alone Is ,s,.,h a.
whole years Subscription. ''''' 'us
I u Z M TTO.S
rll IS edited by
-. ;. IL. BIGEL0W,
p. s-s AND
MRS. z. ID. E. v: SOUTHHOR7H
who IS vel Known as one of the mast ,,os,.is.
Writers iW .9msrisa. -
In addition to<the above, we have ,as.s..S -
Clsra .vO,st,aE
.fEce Gary,
Mrs. Il. +. Lar,
Mrs. E. r. Els.,
PGTk Bcajanin,
". W. Fcsdiek, "'''e'f'
Z. i Page,
Ben. CaSseday,
". p. Braaman.
AND HUMOROUS OTHERS.
10 TH= FAIR Sex, we particularly e.,r,v,.,.,
our sheet. Their department will he e,lv,ssl w;.h
the utmost care aud 40 expense or lah,s, ,,,,rsJ
To render the columns devoted To thr,, ext,.r;I
oenefi, unusually brilliant, ait, aetire. imd,ac,;r.
aad ornamental '''''e
IHE FARMERS AND PLANTERS CoRNER will
contain Pr0ctca. Suggestions and Agricultural
dintS, contributed uid cuIrd from sourrss ,ha
most reliable, and containing information whirL
wiz prove 1" them Ia the course OF a s,tiste year
Of aiinos. lnCalculublc benefit.
The other departments Of orr ranrr viii re-
cei'e the ailegton they respectively demand. each
beng especially and carefully prepared 10 r,,-t
the varied iHS NJ the several clSr,; ~ rs r,,,I
ers. Among THESE may mruuor-
Oftgin6! Stories 80 Poems, Editorial Rem biiugx
9"a SArieh'ag', Hpirg City .\trS. Hos.iigtra
Lo2sip. Mac io-k IN! Caai. re Lai,4
Pals F,fshi.as, PrG:'jcri receipt, ~.
me HoE-ehoid ama Eoij.i. n,
iMfs CHts Department.!
Gas f.,n: PIs's mi
Poetry, Rsaa,=
Gait.
Ei''o'ir-i $t,i-!-., IyrnIoii,us. e.. &r.
The |NiluN IS l.>...I - 4 .,rrn inr,o.
(ci.;hi pigs = .,,t. rriI aui,',r Mil .,i,,,, =,
our S"pN''rlhcs> I the end Of iGc year with VOL
unIH rontI'.i:' 40 i,r' sl.. r,rliirllv printed
pages 1T : >S'-ariN>th .\oNLIIIgIE>. ~AErcnts
DC. g., tos.'h": "rh over !"U ui,tisiEAI.
lLLUS!RN riUN>.
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loo subscription and clubbing terms r,ariaiiy
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Of ten.
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from the BRUSH Provinces. nnri rurioAr in
addition 20 the rlmcrilf,"n i,ricr. - rtq,.s for
each subscriber, ~ are rnni..ied 10 IIc.,aS
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All letters containing money should lie tegi.- y
tered. and directed plainly, and they Will come at
our risk, otherwise We &UT Responsible fbr
them.
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Yours, with respect,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.

do hereby certify, That am personally ac-
qnaInted with Mrs. Edwards, ard can safely re-
commend the above statement Ia lie correct
F.. p COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon bridge, Hampshire ca. Va.
rs Delicate ladies auJ children will please
give IL a trial.
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BUGGIES. CARRIAGES, sULKlES.
~ 8
kS@IJ

HNHE subscriber has on hand in his
- new v erected Factory a great va
krety of Carriages, all of which, as regard,
durability, finish and style, will compare
it'll the best in the country. He would
sPectfully call the attention of his
is and the public generally of
and 6ning counties b. this
and at the same time he takes &C
sion to express to them his sincere
hanks for their former patronage. With
Ethe stock Of Carriages at present in his
Factory and the facilities which he pos
sesses for manufacturing, he feels conf
dent of being able to meet the wants of
those who wish to purchase. His Fac
tory (Which has been lately re-built is
near the corner of Third street and Penn
sylvania Avenue, opposite Gadsby's Ho-
tel. Old Carriages repaired at the sholt-
est notice, or taken in exchange for new
ones. He has a good assortment of Sc
eond hand Carriages which will be sold
on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McDERMOTT,
Washington d. G
June 9. 1854.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-04-16
STEAM E.NGLN.E FOR SALE.
n EvEv

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
VUNHE STEM ENGINE and FIX
Il TURES on So. lnigoes' Manor is offer
I'd for sale, together with a TIMBER VA
CON and the necessary tools, Sc. for Tim
Der hauling. The Engine is some thirty
horse power, IN capital repair and complete
working order, and can te seen m operation al
any time during the next two weeks. II has
attached one of Pages Circular Saws COM
plete. The whole will be sold bargain
For terms and particulars aPPlY to George S.
King, Attorney al Law, Leonard Town
Michael Carroll. 81. Inigoes', DIR to the sub
scriber, Georgetown. d.
C. e. LANCASTER.
Dee. 18th, 1sJ6-ii.
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WHOLESALE S.fDDLERY &c.,
No. 294 BALTIMORE STREET CORNER OF
SHARP,

7" HERE will be found one of the
w most extensive manufactures
SADDLERY, HARNESS, COLLARS,
to be found in this CITY, which the sub
scribers offers TO sell at WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL on accommodating terms,
and vii! pledge himself TO DUPLICATE
ANY BILL made in the Eastern and
Northern cities.
An examination of his stock il solicited
from country merchants and others.
ROBERT LAWSON,
Baltimore.
Oct i6th-tf.
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FIFTY DOLLARS

August 21St, 1S56-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-04-16
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

March 29th, 1S56-tt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

Hon PRICES FOR TOBACCO Charles X.
Waters, tobacco commission merchant. sold yea
to-day crop of bay tobacco, raised by Mr..
Richard Browning, of Frederick county for the
following prices per hundred weight :-One hid.
ut SI0 one at $37, one at $25, and one at Sll.
making an average of S25 25 per hundred lbs.
for the whole crop. These are tho largest prices
paid for bay tobacco within period of forty
years Baltimore Sun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
s,r,.Aaron srmaNG AND s,NME,i u

e,rssESFoH SPRING AND siuMEh le't
~ Webs,c accomplished throc grand points IN genF NJ
seek Spring aud summer doods, t'"it i"smen ''
Styles. Durability OF Material aud Economy IN PRICES me
rcputa house iyf kooPmg superior Goo is SO wen
established thatli unnecessary more On that point
We wan call attention To thc following articles AZ comprising
stock
Over ltngians for Spring. sIurcka style,
Super Dress Coats, BLACK aud blue
Medium
Super Black Froek Coats
Medium
Single breasted ,ats, all roltrs,
business Cashmere Suita for Spring,
New Stslc spriug aud Summer Yeats,
Estrs Hack Doc skin Paus,
Fancy
Yeuflis Cllslt#rfc Suits
thilireu Suits style. IOm Ia I to years old,
Ulack suk Saoks. superior quality,
Alpaca Queees Cloth, Rufour Gashmarctt fto'N Coats
Pants,
Marseilles >'uit. all grades,
Jna NJ. Davies Co.'S. II lc!> Yoke Patent Shrp,
MusrS lts. uowl with Gafrote Collars all the rage IN
Nv NoIk
Gloves Ctavats. Neck Trs, liandkercheis Umbrellas,
Tunks, Carpet Bags, Naiis,s Ae, sc. -.
GLASS 4 RAlNE.
It's J lnNoN. AT
Salem Itrester Wlhcvfl Tunes and Telegraph, Western
star Bedford sentnc aud Abingdon Democrat copy TIMES
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BUor.c Flesh nWd ! \ n n m y.

A Paris correspondent of tho Philadelphia
..North American" writes as follows, from Paris
May 20lh;--
Great efforts have been made to introduce in
To France the use of horse flesh, which is dcclar-
ed bv seve,nl members of the family to be
healthy and pan,able food. These gentlemen
ordered, n short time since, n dinner to be pre-
pared by the celebrated Chcvat, to consist en.
tiroly Of the meat Of tho horse. number OF
their con freres were invited 10 partake OF III"
feast. To which wero bid several eminent agro
nomists DIR. WAN, who gives an account OF
the dinner. rrs.s his clnim to be- considered a
oonnoirsrur in gastronomy on the fact that he
has, in tho course of hir life eaten Of the dog
cat, monkey. lizard. shark, and even leeches!-
The dinner consisted Of bread soup of horse broth
boiled horse flesh. tive hours eooking;) ignamas
of Chinn slowed in hutterdabs with Dutch sauce,
and ignamas. boiled Tor ~ minutes in water and
sui; vol au penis ddmourefie made with the spi-
nnl marrow of the horse; n chene OF horse. lftf
DE- cherai) roasted; trufiied turkey. and pie II
Ia mode horse fash. All was declared excellent.
and the horse was pronounced fit animal for
human food. Az for the igndma, 1t was found
inferior 10 the potato in its frcuent quality, but
superior in taste nnd flavor. Tho popularity
aud grent vnue Of this root is TINT the longer II
remains in the ground tho more IT increases in
bnlk aud quality; 80 that it may be kept in the
ground during years of abundance, and brought
into tho market whom u year of scarcity oc.
ours"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

THE CRops.--As confirming our previously
expressed. and to u considerable extent present.
opinion in the matter. we copy the appended re-
marks of the Cincinnati Price Current:
The advces regarding the growing Wheat
crop se have had since our last leave no doubt
that the prospects for n most abundant crop.
should the remainder of the season prove favor
able, were never more hattering. In most
co SOS, whore tho winter Wheat was supposed to
have been killed by the frosts of March and
April, it is now growing up from the rootsshow-
ing thut though tho blades perished tho roots
were safe.
The Wheat crop in Kentucky is reported.
since the weather became warmer, exceedingly
promising; and folds previously regarded hope
less, now promise an abundant yield.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
Prom Mexico she sonora FiIIibastera.

NEw ORLEANS. May I3.-City Of MEXICO dates
to Goth hove been received. The Sonora fill
buster expedition had created some excitement
and some four thousand troops had been sent a.
gainst it. 1t was reported that the fbusters
had captured several points.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
..Saan.. .aMaNa MAem.NMs.--.:.cn

"a
= spc'r Away hr m"a conclusive proof oi gf'ai m',lt
Jut lablf machine hotot" HE
uhi, comparable singers MRehines After ostnh
islu- reputation the iuted Stntes they w'fa
tNlhtrd EKporUaul utvVrselo IN France whore
carried oil the highest premium; aud great mnhuiaeto
~ 10 mak,H l4,u ha4 beeu hula III Paris
bran, ndu try In which saving IL 10 be done,
hoe nrs used vithmmcuae p'nht As the speed
the Ruway train a. To uay, ling uu foot y" s sowing WIN
Singers iu,s. compared with Land scwug No tailor,
naruakrf .uater sadlrr halter &C.
o. shoutd Ihe thr profit ~ using one II
IL Hne- rrsu,ry employed Is one Thousand Dollars
year apt families where hue ts much sew ing to
and hotc brai pen, lhd ncu particularly onrcn and prom
ahr Ihnse hlass dmlr w iher cnnhtfhetoh hhi
strn durahle being the only kini ri sowing Ma
chine hY sinr every work, coarse or ne
could h p4syul eNesu Thou ,uai nut rio aud 80 rih
sowing Machine her nNi' aud sold under NRiuns
bnt singers Machine, aon" hnfr been found every
where ,4sI-.y The stHla # tlr public
Plain lnnd nsftueiuns nf usug sent win ench mn
cllc. mNhi readily Rcqur" the art oi IMAM
Hrap Ih, packed securely to go To- any
Hft HHI - all prsons desiring morr particular ~
Will app,atlen by rtto at either ot our q"
Ge,- ot ward copy NJ. singer Co.'S Gazette papsr
who'll, devoted to tn SpNtng Machine interest
VI. SINGER 4 60,
Prnrilai Office NJ. 19J broadway, New York.
bINScU HfD,s NuIt Hanover ST., ioalon, No ~ thaP
81 gf NrA Haven q GloVcryHir n No "a Bt"nd ~ ,
Nsavpr; Is H2 Chestnut st, Philadelphia No 100
Ha.tIpu t mofei Ne - w minister 81, f1oEdohee
n Nr - ti-, ftl st Cine unaU No o. North llh ST. St
Lous' n = 81 chmlcs ST. Wv Orleans No ~ phnhin
st % Bile ldrc 2I-dActs
a-tsgspuaN. PsNE co, pmpor,c,E Of
French English aud German Fancy Gpods, aud dcnefs
ing SIN aa small generally Il Murray Street New
is lly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

/ UnO nrlos amounting 6lfjbUO
whole tekets $40; Halves o., Quarters az 50
-, pl,aa, n ckcts IN The above Mag
DiGecnt Schemes 10
r II. HUBBARD co,
No. 81 Fayetto vt, or Box No 40
mn u 3Omny Baltimore. Maryland
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -rh.rr-".

rcputatanof Singers Machines is founded uh Inc
fact lha f are perfectly adapted every variety OF wok
TINT each VI tem kept euployed VIII earn not ehs
than one Il u5aud bailats NFar.
All ,sauz dr-u full and rel ahlo information about lh'He
inaehncsiFcs prre modes Of purchasing. Neehn 'nah
Il Y nppsh letter tor aeipy o h sing
\ COS BFzrttr. beautiful Pictorial lhlot, chtteS no'o
ted 10 vu N1yltte II VIII br scnt gratis.
A. antrd town Ia tho united
Statr-. 90 ~ haul hhall nduCemants offered
\ II " e,r fua{f arrangements With many editors ana
publishers newspapers highly rro0uhle and satisfactory IL"
ihrm and @ tu lnahe nar with every ncwspa
per aud h the county lo iU phi,haia hn'l'ss
" SINGER n co,
NAV ~ Al, i.,i taaadNRV y york.
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NETWORK ENTS.
t,oput ss.t.r.. ,seloW DEALERS M"

OTHERS -s2aN Ia sJnu " eekly san he made BY using
ON ttaus ar manufacturing .h''
Caena, and lch Bfnlr. Jamaica aud santa trnf Rums
tin "a contain nothing Injurious 10 the sN"'oh
Address enclosing s. aud Postage Stamp 10 40
q. \ uARfN ELI, \ co,
New orb city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
BALTIMORE


uNR MILLS, MEDICAL OFFICE, s,oen sn.
urinary patinorc-i instituted A ID. isM,., No ~ Nhh
go, .,,, T,tinoyt ucar the Post ofoo) CURE iNSlR
vi, on No FEE REQtiRiD- Mills, an experienced
Physician Of the Aopntho school ma! be o"'a"a""" '"T
suited u all priv ate nature OF disease ,
No VI oucy reauIred ~ n suvc IL "os Encrsed.
practical esp.rioneo OF over W yeaia onaps ~, ~, y,
In the shortes poash'e Time 10 nav" s"''y
effected. ,
celebrated the ciaeua andspeedy cure OF n
eassoa Secret psonsce was established IN 'n" ey u"
The - Nsgh Reputation
Institution Guild render public notice unnecessary ero
not apple ants here for treatment VINO ha'o
nchcd ct their money mhtrcated ny lhn wno
flourish largely the public prnta ana WIN "on our o'y
AM,cscd be- ou your Guard,
You would injury, pocunary loss aud disappointment
cl ,ar, medic aid proper can bo obtain
I'd Dr makes alurng proe~sions promises no more
than hr viii honorahly perform,
scc sadnry and chronic Gn.es.
The nsi,l sym t Sore Throat lleerati"n oi IN"
Mouth itching and rouduncs about the Nose botchea
up,lons upon the skin AZ Upon the perfect Constitutions
ure the odee and mas inNc"faie "i s"oh cases. p !"
willing to stake h,' h"nn, AMI r,rn'.'.n M %
III, ,,m,di,s a, pr rcaoring nnd manly Wig
r the shattered constitution and romo,ns speed
iy debility injury incurred hm ec't"n secret ""o "e
Emtcsbi u"nho"a
may nnd certain restorative ana ~ ands rom 'hr'r
nso have realized nuon - pe wht from the
allure o Uuaek.fies In their m'herie hue search ma p'
Adv"".nue- Of Treatment.
No compounds at Mereur, ar h"Aioua Drugs uro
70 Females.
Long In hn .ntmont OF Fomne Affections, Ner
,nua dsenro. qualities br Ia AFFORD tdfg hehJ and
the dm,ult eases tcmnn",ea'ons sacred
Iy guarded marx ed With sel and dcency
upr. Wills Great 1.'vsntis".
This Rttdy applicable 10 ohe sN VIII be s.'
iny prepared by mnn receipt ot -, or by r'mng siu
rroarripun wn ha Included -
Datant porsons cured al home by addressing Or j u
MILLS BAtfMoRr dotters post raid) Medionea aen, In
any durcliou by mail CT .spf"sn
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IN" undoTsIgel desires 10 ehH lhp hlitl'loh ni i""b
d Guardians having children nj slow mental or phy7cai de-
yenp,mrut That he has opened in Hatlem few
thr yltY of New York, In Srry heatbh nn
beutnh location Private Family Seloe " iere such chl
lr.o , e rcp I'd and Taught The xpocnce hr hRs hal
eight years IN with the Massachusetts
Ste ia trinns for lipt', haa shown him
that much br douo In brr eing rrc children To
nnrr nuIm. condition Mmauy Instances he has had them
return hame common school with advantage
engage lr innts IT AiCwilh auteBf The earlier the
r4lr,- commence he hotter For circulars rrfrohcr c
ndiraa4 JAMES Is RICHARDS.
~ IL. L.,n- II mi. s.nAA
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kpas'si@f ~ NEtsEs.
Nd fObnCgo tDIritssi--

q BAPTIST. late ri pctorshuE Va.
$50 J.. HlIITr. lafruf the hrn 81 ilea
ter 4 WHIT, Richmond, va
tIlR
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EslesssNstrt.IsTsla.

.
~ snpRrrnrtIow
Can You tell me h.w 1t - that,
Itr aua n,ar uhctr cr Aou travel
''rrte6 ty the ru-'uf railrar,
Ta,@ iia,s y !, i.s.jo%f .s.G". p.sSt sSs' '"'s"'
: !: $" +: n, E. !. I. ::i5 :.,::
j,e III. "'s wa p u IN, >" a., ~, %I''o"
ssa..lslIlI'i:si ! !: \ :;:.:: i::.::.''
Z. Why tho Miller why the sawyer
Whv Tho Merchant whe the Doctor
Why HI I ea,hoI Win, the Preacher,
WI, thu men WIN take ihe taxes
WI, the SONS 81 Nueht driving,
WHY tho rnitoa train Conductor,
And ia, Engineer aud Fireman,
Aud the baggage mae. aud Agent
And the men who own ihe stock,
And the passengers " 10 ride
tan you t"ll me how il - TINT
Al thls mulutu1r ut rtn
Appear Rcutcoily ,rt 7sea swell as
These who promenade N thcsnutt
broadway, baltimore, on NJ 'u Ntreetl
We will auap cf, thus W tell you,
In the glorious Old Dominion,
In the county known as tamphell
In the city known ns ltnehbnrg.
On the Eastern silc ut Maiu street.
lstHe House thcir garments come from.
Garments nnde as garments should ho
Made to III the mnu no wedrs tlein,
Made 10 rear the man who gets them
Made l,y rules or Modern Fashion,
As well as any in the Nation
Hence II is that IN the district
known As Fifth Congressional.
Few are found no -oedy 20,
Few needy that they may not
Wear a decent SUIT oi Clothes.
Would YOU have your coat to tit yont
Would Won have vuur pants to suii your
Would you have a Vestto please youf
Would you have IA sun complete,
Wei made, durahh aud neat,
Fashipnahe pretty, cheap
Go 10 lynchbmg, come 10 i.ynchburP,
Come % IyuchhurE. eame to Main Street
Ii lat posted thpn inquire,
Wler,. yuull got these wants supplied
From the crowd there II come nm anAwcr,
Answer quick amt kindly spoken
At The famous CLOTHES BAZAAR
surely y,u'a yet suited there ,ap1s-ts %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

w " NHU'FEVFT
J. 4 this daY associated With HIM JOHN q ADAMS and
THOMAS o ANDERSON for the purpose OF transacttlg
GENERAL GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FoRW ARD
ING SINESS. the firm and style of ANDERSON,
ADAMS n co, at the old stand of W. T. Anderson dor
nierly J. B Rcnwck1
They will always keep hand well selected stock Of Gro
Plaster, IlS ufSon IlouBs
and Castings.
Particular attention given to the sale of consignments and
advances made Produce in hand
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS
fe IIDM As o ANbNRSON
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SPRING STYLE fer '55.-Just received ~
the Ladies' Congress Heelcd 9aiters
Heeed Boots Ladies' Goat and Kid bsos
and Buskins something new and nice. -
mar l3.ts Bank SQUARE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

uDNLE COTTON.-Our stock Of Balc COston
is full and complete comprising all numbers from
If you want good article At the lowest
market price give us q call M HOLLiNS W.
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DIssOLUTIONs AND NEW FIRMS,

n1ssOIGTIOS.-The firm of i.rc n johnson"
IL dissolved limitation cJist DoCcinhrr, Ieh
the will be used only In closing up the
Those udu 9tcd thu concern respectfully roqr"s
ted 10 settle thtr accounts rs j, important that the business
should be closed We take this occasion 10 return our sincere
friends the pub for the very liberal a
udcd aud earnestly ASK conlh
the oi Lee johnson Io
JOHN Il. LEE,
THOS. l.. JOHNSON.
NrEN GONdEasN.-Wc have this day HssOctn-
~ ourselves together under the style Aud hrm {" ''
johnson the purpose Of conducting genera 'r9
aing business, the old stand II
johnson Main Street where v i'll be glad 10 serve
old friends and the public with promise to Use every
effort promote their interest
JOHN B. LEE,
THpS l.. JOHNSON,
Lynchburg Jan. l. lsa7. GEORGE W. RoCkE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

'qrred persons oung Men contemplating marriagc,
ava re OF physical weakness, organic debility, deioru
~ &c should Immediately consult Dr Johnston, aud be
4lu r. i IL perfect health
m " 10 places himself under the of Dr. Johnston may
rf,,ly coufdc lis honor F.utemen, and contd. ni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

CARD.-Jno. j. Purvi., Agt, announce
"A another supply of N Goods receiving at bis Cesh
Store cheaper than any received before this season
nal -lH
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KANAWIpA Am CINCINNNva

SS.xosgsx-.s fAtkEI-1hr New aud Splendid steamer
y W. QUARRlER, j. X, RHNs~N, Comntau
der leaves kanawha Sanes every Saturday at o'clock \
NJ for Cincinnati Freight twenty five cents per loo FAtf
s'--Mcals and State Rooms included, aug p ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
Orguuic W rn ',,ssr~
Eccen, or Sigh, s'nse.-A Cure :" Two Bays.
No MEkCLlY OR NAUSHOts DRUGS USED.
DIR, JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Roy College OF Surgeons London Graduate
rom eminent Colleges of the United States
of whose life has been spent in the hr
London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
the astonishing that were Nrr
known many ub cd with rim, in the head and ears wr
asleep beng alarmed At sudden sounds
bashtuncs with frequent blshmg attended sometimes
with derangenen of mind. wer. cured immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
IL VAN A Pl AN n,
Grand Consoiidnied Lottery Of Mnry lnnd.
xlV n 4.

TO be drawn In Bllt Nd, Saturday, May 3Oh, 1857
SPLENDID SCHEME
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LlElUt ~

great articles too numerous to mention, and OF
the very best character -.
will simply persons wanting goods line, that
they will call and my elegant and extensive
Sork Of Fancy Goods determined be under
in article that have and II cannot send
your orders will always do the very besfor the sum
named Your obt servt,
a,lEta ALFRED n ENGIEDOVE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

g Principal Depot, on The corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, Mo.
~ Price, 81 90 per Botlle.
~ For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.