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JArANI.D VAIL.

I ARD Lamps, eanaie-sticks sugar bowie, Nurss
IL lamps, moiasses clps, dredge bexes, Gust pans,
graters, sugar and cake boxes, ". HI. trunks, tea
canisters all sizes grocery do, toy cups ard has-
krt sand boxes bill h, al eases cGilenders, letter
hiers, all of witch VT will seliiow at No. s3.
seutl3d CpMSIuCk BRO.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that Lynch Wooton,
Attorneys NJ Law, are the only authorized per
sons to settle the claims of Phillips Co. All pcr-
sons indebted to the arm requested to call and
make i'm mediate settlement.
Jan5 dim I. b. PHILLIPS l. Co
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dbe @ate Qitp.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. IA.
"a limited number Of spccial Notices will be
Inserted under this head a. 20 cents line for each
Insertion. or the editorial head for 80 cents
a line.

THs Dgs Mois.s VALLEY VINO ia issued from
thisomce escry Wednesday,, has an extensive and
Increasing circulation throughout the Des Moines
Valley ~ we'll n In the of tho State aud the
United States, and medium Of advertising il not
Surpassed. sabseriptionprise 81, 80 per annum In
advance
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n. GAINSER,

r. GAINNEK.
North side Main st, bet. 10th ard I1th, Keokuk.
MANUFACTURES House and Grave Yard Rail
WI ing, Verandahs, Crates ard Steps Doors and
Shutters Of Sheet Iron, at very 10. rates.
lie also attends to all kinds Of House Smi,hng
nnyl 3dA xam.
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We have just received . large and beautiful stock
OF Papers and Cards, direct FROM the ufacturer
to which We would invite the attention of Merchants
and Ba'iness Men. We can guarantee to customers
better work, better stock shorter notice, and at
lower prices, than any other Office in this city.
In Card Printing We defy composition In speed,
price or quality Our prices vary from ~ TO IS per
thousand, for ordinary size cards.
BUkINEss NOTICE.
ALL advertisements for this paper must be pre-
paid save those OF persons having guar accounts
With this ofh,s. This raIeis imperative.
Btlis for Jaa Woax are expcc,ed 10 be paid on de-
very of the work, unless otherwise specially
agreed upon.
Accounts With regular customers will bs settled
quarterly, unless otherwise specially agreed upon
WAGON RECEIPTS,
ID AY TICETS
BLANK NOTES,
m1-Pasrgp ON sHosr scrrcx At rms orrcn .~Ar
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gro. 3. FELT.

A. KENDALL l.. mowr. gro. 3. rxlr.
KENDALL, HOWE 4 Co.,
fsuccsssoRs TO HowE, LOCKWOOD 4 COL
Whslesale ana Retail
AUCTION Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Real Estate Agents,
second ST., next door to the atheneum, kcokuk,
Iowa.
pAkfICULAR attention will be paid to buying
L and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans and any other business that MAJ
be entrusted TO US.
We have eanvcnient rooms and will attend to
storing aud forwarding goods aud produce of ali
kinds
Liberal cash advances made On goods consir ned
Tor sale when desired.
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and silver watches, told Jewelry, aud Notions,
which We offer At Wholesale and retail, as low az
can be found in the country
Merchants AMI pedlars viii be supplied at ex-
tremely low prices fot cash.
List OF Real Estate for sale
BIZ KENDALL, HOWE go.
nNE FULL Lot ON Main st.. do on Johnson at
~ valuable lots on High street.
Concert"
2 Orleans
HOUSES and Lots ON Concert ST.
Lots on 18th ST.;
| Business Lot on First ST.;
a. Lots, Leyec;
Valuable Lots corner High and 10th sts.;
House AMI Lotion Morgan ST.
10 Acres Of valuable land within mile of the old
City limits
loo Acres Of Land within eight miles Of the old
city limits
Acres land in lakewood, ms, valuable for gar
dening purposes.
Town Lots in lakewood. on which are growing
thirty fine young fruit trees.
novi9-d KENDALL, HOWE SCa
I'Wogood Meat Cattsrs anda iinc farming Lathe
l. for sale uy
decS--d KENDALL, HOWE 4 CO.
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MODERN GREECE--,A narrs tive Of a residence
W and travelsin that countr.j, with observations
and Religion: BY Henry M. Baird. For sale by
octz CAVE BAILEY.
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save Jour Money

N0VF our MOOeY
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
No. 54 MAin.st., near Ogden's Book strna, keok uk
lust received, and now ready for sale, a new and
u large assortment Of Boots and Shoes Those
wishing to buy will find IL for tn r interest to cal
and examine goods, ~ shall sell at prices tc
suit purchasers. Call and soc us
janlod j. y. kIMBALL 4 60.
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New Fall STOCK.
1906.
Il BROS.

ME have Just received cur Fall aid Winter
w stock from the East, and are now prepared TO
hii orders for any thing ih cor line rEos f1tS.
We have out several new and BEAUTIFUL stcse',
among which is the QUINCY PAKLoh, stove
that We wish every one to examine before making
purchases for winter, Cur tItrC sttsk if heis
compIeto than here toiure, ard plces BE ushal,
very low. Eepi3d It MaIoGk no.
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meeting of all the committees will DO held on
Wednesday evening next, at the Recorders ofhcs,
on 5thst-, - make more perfect arrangements. II
simportant that oil should attend.
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FN0 the city trade we are prepared 20 oRer al
] Kinds of ware pertaining to housekeeping, SC.
Stoves blacked and put mp on short notice
House and all other kinds Of job work in our line
done with dispatch Mt So. tUAslbtk Bho..
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shall The Manufactoric> on keOknk
be Sustained

ysAouEsTION Oh VITAL IMPORTANCE To
| TIFF FUTURE INTERESTS OF OlktITf.
Citizens are invited to call at the warefooms of
tho k,okuk Furniture Mandatory, l36 Main-st.,
and . xamine our stock Of Parlor, Chamber, and
mninp Hoam Furniture Cur assortment ~ now
e,,nplste and We are manufacturing variety of
articles entirely To the trade, which Tor style,
workmanship and finish cannot be excelie by any
house, Bast or Nest,
decl7-d hii+bothNh IA 80
I,L.EGANT Iewelry suitable for Christmas and
L. New Years Presents, at
L. +. Dot BLEDAf WILSON'S,
declS-d second-st, near Main.
/sol,D ana silver Watches FOR ladies gentlemen,
II nj the lowest eastern prices. For sac by
TF. Dol BLEnAY WILSON.
deelsd secaud-st near Main
DoRrE Monales Cigar Cases, Pocket Books,
/ Purses ard Ladies Eetieules for sale at
TT DOUBLEDAY d WILSON'S,
leeIsd secord-st.. near Main.
DAGhGAMMuS ana thess Boards ami men,
ID flames. Sc, NJ
[. T. DouBLEDAY WILSON'S,
dsetsa Stconl-st,, near Main.
/ /SLoCKs, Of American aud Pr,aeh manufacture,
/ y good ~ tment. At -
! L. r. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
/ dteIsd second-st near Main.
/ DLAItb are.--Ihe test article OF spoons FORKS
L aud Salt Spoons. etc, at
I L. f. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
/ droisa Seepnd-st., near Main
/ Dooko suitable for presents to children, IN great
ID snrietyst
! decIsd S,eond-st ;, rear Main
4
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$50 glass lanterns, very low at
septlSd toNslutk n bho-
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! 5000 ibs, sheet Zine, -, 80 and 80 inches wide
atsa senttaa CoMsIOCk A BRO.
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)RAIklE state, Excelsior, oval Box and House
L Parlor improved, for sale low at So
septi3d COMsT0Ck BRO.
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( boz. box coffee mills At No. So.
" septl3d CuMsIoth BIO.
aann.r Hurnt.MInx a.oods.

ID AsrIN6 spoons, tea and table do, ladies and
ID skimifers, egg boilers and whips. cake ana,
p,ee neulds FIRE carriers, oyster and hash dishes,
Re, als3 septi3d GDMS1UJk d BkU.
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CrRREscr.-The following Banks, hsretofor,
thrown cut are now taken currency in this city
New Castle. Penn,
Cumberland savings Bank, Md.
Grocers' Bank, Boston.
Commercial Bank Chicago.
Ieenmkeh Bank. MinhiYan. ner cent dis
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/ IA doE fancy coal buckets, for sale very low.
.en,l3d COMSTuIk 4 RHO.
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Having given special attention TO the selection Of
the above stock we feel confident can make it to
the advantage of those in want to give u GA l.
Ii. L n RUSSELL.
NIB. Shirts made to order, and warranted to
ut Idee24dl III y. X.
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Z 500 lbs sheet copper, at
aeptlSd CbMSlbIh a BEb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
AcnnlttnI OF w. II. Erufg.

The trials Of the murdprels of Gordon, the en-
queer on the North Missouri Railroad, termina-
tedon the evening of the 5th,at Union, Franklin
county, Mo- Tho conviction Of Worrell. who
thr principal in tile murdpr,has aready been
anaaancpl. After his conviction. Bratl was put
"a Lis ttia, and after henring the evidence and
t. arguments q COUNSEL fhe Jury retired for an
hour, and then returned with verdict of mot
guilty." The 81. Louis Republican says
When the verdict was rendered Bruf i'm.
mediatey arrested by an officer of the United
States army. with a view IT taking him back to
Fort lcayenworth. from which post he had d..
serted previous to the murder He Is now ON his
way II that Portland will not only have Ia serve out
his original term Of enlistment hut will haye TO
submit 10 such punishment the regulations
of the army prescribe.
The current opinion seems II be that Brutf
passive instrument in the hands Of Wor-
rel; that the latter spoke 10 him the niaht pro
yoas ia reference 10 the mnrd,f; that l}rulf did
not afterwards inform Gordon Il his danger. but
ON n suggestion from Worrel when on tie way
he rode hastily forward, and gpYe Worreil an OPP
portunity Ia kill him; that upon Threats from
Norrell he assisted IN covering the body nf Cor.
dun IN tho SHOW, bat at no tine received my
portion o. the spoils resulting from the murder.
Sill, 1t mav be surprising that, with all these ev-
ldeuees at completely in the murder, he should
have escaped altogether Worrell, having TAX on
arpenl La, been brought 10 ST. Louis and impfiS-
oned uutii the easel, finally decided.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

the Northwest How long are 70 remain actual
y refusing receive what Is placed 10 ear fzedt IN
the Treasury. and negleetng 10 take steps 10 secure
hereafter some portion ii tat which i iaz dtsaf-
peafng, in grants 10 other states growing fsl upon
eur bounty, and draining from or population ahd
our wealth. We can see nothing like policy which
should characterize ST tesmen. in twaiting at The
stream until ii runs by Some of these days an
cutlery will be raised that Virginia has lost al OF
her share in the public lands. Who i to blame
Who has been to blame And who continues 10
be Il blame Are our taxes pI6asaag Is our IN
terna improvement system completedf Are our
Other wants easily supplied as 10 need no aid
but that which Is Wrnng from the pockets Of the
peope2 10 prefer to relieve Illinois from taxa
ton and enjoy the luxury ourselves Of settling the
bills af our sherhs yearly These are questions
which rejecting men should ask themselves, aud act
affaf #fnplT#
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

Rlcn.-Deroit has had its ''horrible murder"
case. y Dutch pedller, aged 10 years, was seen
II enter the house of family named Bicklv and
hid never been seen IN leave it. Suspicion of
course rested there; the house was searched; in.
dubitable traces of murder most foul were found
such a. spots Of blood ON the floor, wall, etc.
aad baae, md burnt clothing in the ash barrel
The fanIIy were arrested X tird a complete
was madr out; the circumstantial evidence was
"vorwhe ming; the prosecuting attorney was
summing up in eloquent terms, when 10 the little
Dotchmani he eaIne forward in person, protes
ting be was alive and kicking, aud set the court
in roar by thus making mock Of what came
near resnhng in iudca murder.
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on rf--s
NAsili1GToN. Feb. II.

" =.
SESATE-On motion 81 Mr.. Weller, the Sfii
ate considered the House bill tor the constlne-
lion of "a wagon road from fori kearney VIA. the
South Pass II the Rocky Mountains and Great
Salt Lake Valley 10 the eastern portion oil Call
fornia which passed.
Tie bill making grant of land 10 the territory
of Minnesota, in alternate sections, 10 AID III the
construction of certain ailroad, in said territory.
was also passed. At one o'clock the senate
proceeded To the consideration of executive bn-
siness. aud the doors remained closed until the
hour If adjournment
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
lie Speaker laid before the House commn.
nicaiian from he Secretary If War recommend
ing an appropriation Of $4,000 for nsttating
seri.. Il researches Tor more .iieciuay manu-
featuring nitro.
h. report of the committee Of conference on
the disagreeng votes of the two houses ON the
military academy bill concnrrod in by the
House; ~ the bin is passed. A resolution was
reported from the committee Of elections author
zibs the clerk OF the House to pay 10 Il. ). Il.
Clark Of Iowa. who contested the seat Of Mr. Hall
mileage and per diem from the first day of the
first session of the present Congress IT, the 9th
day Of May last After debate the resolution WIS
pa sed over. House bill for the relief OF Bre.et
Captain Frederick Steele, of the L. 5. army.
pissed.
Tie House then went into committee of the
whole on the slate Of the Union and took up the
tariil question. Messrs. Smith and Garnet, of
Nifginia, and Mr. Horton, of Ohio, made hour
speeches. utter which the committee rose and
the House adjourned.
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The Lancaster correspondent of the New York
Herald sends il the following plausible paragraph
The aoonrneY Of which the future only can test.

at now leaks ont that the recent Wait Of Mr. Bnc
banan to Washington had other objects than tbat
of obtaining information upon the subject Of the Sc.
lection Of propef persons for Cabaef appointments.
OneNas 10 enter bis protest against the ratification
Of the Central American iteafY which be Is most M
mistakahlY opposed 10 IN all is more prominent iea
tares. The sending Of this treaty 10 committee
was N part the WORK Of Mr. Buchanan, who has thus
yndieatet his course upon Central American Affairs
In addition, II IA well understood here that Mr. Bao
hanaa has pat upon record 10 private friends bis
views upon the recent treaty With Great Britain in
relation to the Central American question, aud they
ar identical Will those which h expressed 10 Lord
Clarendon in hs discussion with that distinguished
English statesman lie noW views the attempt 10
fsien upon his admin trati1n different e9nstfnc-
tion u our national rights uuflir aud hence his
aftiss opp lion Ia Hha raiif alton n he ffeafY. Mr.
balls vii he recalled Ia a eerfaiufH Tho President
musl hive sa3le nHe Il deal With tn question whose
view neeusl mate aaare with IL OWL Who that
maa vii he Is not dsed delaitelg. hut circumstances
POM TO H. ptniel Dickinson OF keW FORK,
mozf ikel5 Ia be chosen. LIN john Slidell Is be
ing urged upon the President elee Tor this position,
bat other y 7rk Is appropriated to him Spain Is bis
field
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
JOSE JOAQUIN MORA
san Carlos Jan. II l-57.


The Royal Mail steamer Thames, from Grey
town. arrived in port on the morning of tho 9th
bringing between 30 aad 10 of Walkers men, all
OF whon were immediately transferred to steam.
ef Granada. II BIZ taken back TO Greytown, and
thence 10 New Orleans. Judging from the sad
aud fnflorn appearance of the men, we are in
elined 10 fancy their ardor in the cause of Walk
er has been somewhat dnmpened by reverses of
fortune which seem to have befallen him of late
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

lies. informed by me. aud being henoeforth ena
bled L. abandon the military line Of Granada and
Massoya without any apprehension of lis being
occupied by the enemy. for his not holding the
steamers 10 eject the rapid movement which
served him 81 nnch Of lateJ must have attao ked
him by this time On the transit, with all their
forces. and chased him until his total enteru1ina-
ten. owing 10 the impossibili,y of bis escape
On the arrival Of the division left by me ON the
Join them. The pirate, once extetmlnated. Cos
tn RIGA. whose cause is that of justice and true
civilization. instead of opposing the transit Of
travellers and the freedom ei commerce.. shall IA.
yor with all her forces. an thus free If all dep.
relations and violence. every one shall enjoy the
fruit of an honest work IN the midst uf security
and pence tsignedl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

According 10 correspondent Of the Medical
World, physicians hive multiplied SO rapidly in
this country that newly tedged VI. DIS are puz-
lied to find a community TO require their sers
ees. They are exceedingly numerous in the las
tern cities, while the West Is actually overrun
with the sens Of Esenihpia. Tho writer says he
has recently made an extensive exploration TO
md aver lie far Of West and finds the condition
Of liings as stated. In all the thriving towns
aul settlements in Minnesota. Kansas aud Ne
braska, there are more medical men than pa
TENTS. one or two invariably monopose all
thu business worth having. hut oven The most
celebrated are poorly compensated, while the
prophet is not beitering. The writer very
vi y eounsels bis young brethren to become
farmers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

The Journal of Commerce learns that slip
builder, formerly doing business in New York,
has contracted with an association of landhoders
in California for the construction Of two mann
moth steamships each 5000 tons, designed Tor
the conveyance of 1000 passengers, to accom-
pli.h the trip, via the lshmus, in fifteen days.
The special object is to afford cheap and rapid
communication between California and the East
ern States, in order to augment the population
of the Pacific coast. and to enhance The value of
our possessions in that quarter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

VA " TT II W 7 GIN T. I Es'..-Ess rViereuCo
tptHe Thermometer Tie rigid ri LINES River
or tie ranfes ed state generally,
cold weather still hp ORDER # tho div Fortunately how
e.ef tie Subscribers, anticipation ed snap
pnars common sit Christmas. had ord red received
ttm then shactor, before the obstruction roada
bSsaa~a la II hsavv oyer Cas- heavy Goats
lalu1#s ta7aAs. GeateIaens SHaws Travelling. Blankets,
4 and caa vi supply any demand for tie above articles
A. a. as1 ta. stasi. ai tme Sape Clothing Enc
Bttei ta' Diass and Ftnek Goat- eror
lants he,i quality B,aea sal X Vess
jan sttS B ERfJtIIS SIi WEIR i
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ID 4
tgfatsffg Of LogdoaJ al BALIAHD's ENrH4Nsp -.
u here he may he consulted - i'isHueni
L. "A zsgs.

DIX TT 8SRil.1, DgGBE.p AND ...,,.
Egatsttg Of Load0aJ al sAIIAels IRrttt -
where he may he CONSULTED ~ i'is4Haqud
= Office hours from A II. 10 aP N
linn Hhf I1a4nH TINS
number II ssleufIhf gentlemen assembled sazsr.
house af Or IurubuII Ia witness the result no
recently produced by pr
Of deane.. blindness Between twenty and u cure
attended. many whom aas state, ~ pa
had been born deaf and dumb They submitted - -.
tests 10y " huh II proved that deafness s
cured By the application a Dr. TurubuIs reinel An. IN
appears singular IS, that whether the disease
paralA SIS of the auditory rupture the tvpn,r
nb ueion of the internal passages. relief has bee
complete cure effected without delay pain Or
Several patients who represented that they had hner
pletfy blind said that they could perfectly Wi
We agree with Mtssrs Chambers that Or I9FlIefI -.
lis patience al ingenuity, obtained Il 0faap oi
indictments an1 methods calculated to cure ,ases af AZ,
ness. such as were never cured before. ffell l. a.,
Dear sir- W. began selling PER-, n..;,
pam Killer With ttte eiri sas nar
n first Int "a II became known community ~ dna
increased beyond 80.
person that bought It would more and saeak IN ~
highest OF it valuable remedy Tor all tdse
your pamphlet spoke Of from these 80
injured 10 nse IN onr families now ref,tn,a
with satisfaction. We have sol! ugre
kier Than lave since of any ofer I'm am
IL the length Of time do moi has,,a ,
that has given better satisfaction the pu M
other article have eyer sold Hurry Of business Ia y
sending certificates but haye in a.,r
fiom fifteen humid cd thousand living witnesos hy
testify to their neighbor, day by day the value of ~
Pain Killer Keep lar supply in the Nest Is fnst snab
medicine the people want, aud they have aIrsaa fa
out that they can cure the Fever and Agua for
cons II will cure cold hotra severe cougb -, go
highland has proved TO he the best uedcn, IN II r a as
eased stomach and mauy other purposes VIZ
LOCKWOOD Il GRAHAM, SandueIy civ Chi,
For sale by Druggists Groerrs AMI Medicine peae,s ayn,
where.
feb l7d2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

\ Clergyman asked of his scripture pupils
whether 1.-THE leopard could change bis spo,s!"
To be sure' replied Billy prompt might
lie; when he's got tired of one spot he goes to
Annther."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

thai Professor Holloway has beer presented 10 most of tho p
enaie Of Europe because tie public deceived in tho
intrinsic worth utthese medicines Almost of SHIN.
orCoid the Ghost curedby rubbing plenty of Ointment
and using the Pills "
Sold At Tie manufactures " - Lane New York
and No "a srana Londan ana by all Druggists at 25e
G2le, 4 per box feI LII, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
For Gbiiaren..-,sss.er,s sa, s,,uya, :. ~.

IHlr ThfflrnIlfTN sUIIt-I tHIIIrtn.
If VIII Eefr entirely clear oil
SER'S BAY LEAVES
II you viii Ia eaal tloir heads with ease use RossERs
BAY LEAVES.
II You as Aeantfy their heads give them the an
peaianee al htta ues aud gentlemen. ROSsERs BAY
LEAVES.
II yoa wish II promote the growth of their hair and canse
to Ito" IA glossy aud laauttnt ragets, ROsSERS BAY
LEAVES.
Aud yoa the parent wish these beneficial results To yonr
har RossaR's BAY LtAyEs Procure y5nq snnolv
Of sTROIllER y WHITEHEAD The only gents Tor hi,
f.r,u,ix.,s
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FLEMING COLEMAN i. +, ,,u,.,.


TIE ofh's "f faf aster lie IS IN favor Of remp'' "
aaiAe House aud building new one-piatsdly lana e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19

Y
fancy Valentines from IS each, received
and for Aae wholesale aud retail, tjsn3ol MoRsEs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-19
rs,stsA.. rnaNNs, rHUNN>-Ih have jus,

L NEDN f'.-sGnSihS Itn+fh IN" move
~ establishment, i propose IL genteel Bardihg
House tr Tho accommodation of families sHgte persons
number Of line TOO Will be rented 10 such may
dosr. them.
Those wishing hoard IL make early application
to tteb I9dtN) JNO + HAWKINS.