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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05

w board without just cause, | hereby for
bid all persons harboring trusting her on my &C
cunt as l shall not pay any debts of her contract
ing after this date. RUFUS q. THARP.
tchtield, oct u, 1867. H-3
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
DIED.,

In Kent, on the oath ult., Mr.. AARON SMITH, a9eo
60 years.
lie retired in good health, and in the morning
was found dead.
Also. three days after, ADELIA, widow of the late
Aaron Smith, aged I'll years.
On the 9th, AIR. JAMES STUART, aged 90 years
On the 3Utl, AGUR &. NoRrHRuP, aged 40 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
MARFIED.

In this town, Oct 3lst, by Rev. w: Howard,
of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
West Goshen Mill
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.

VESHE times, they say are growing hard;
IL Expansion and contraction,
But little fear, and less regard.
Will meet from HIRAM JACKSON.
His Hat Emporium ample shelves,
OF Hats and Caps have stacks OH;
And so. to buy and please yourselves,
Just call on HIRAM Jackson.
His choicest Furs for winter wear,
Have wonderful attractions
Before you purchase them elsewhere,
Step in at HIHAM JAcKsOSs.
You II find the times will better grow
There III I've brisk reaction
You can t do better than bcstow
Your trade on HIRAM JACKSON.
Fur coats he has whose ample folds
You all should have your backs on,
SO quickly seek the shop that holds
tbs goods and EIaAM JACKSON.
You II find him in the same "Od Brick
I'll give you the direction
West Of the Court House doors, quick,
You II find said IlAAh JACKSON.
OFT. 2G, 1867.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
g 81 II q Y.

EBROKE INTO TIE ENCLOSURE OF TIL
III ID Subscriber, Oh, the 18th inst, pair Of red
yearlinc STEERS, marked with tar the hipl
The owner will confer favor by taking them away
DAVID c. WHlTTLESEY.
New Preston Oct. 10, 1857. 26
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22
DAILY yIRGINIAN.

30 THr OLDEST MANA correspondent OF The
81. Louis Republican, writing from Elwood' H.
s. T., says:
this city is perhaps the oldest man in America.
If not. / will venture small wager that he is
the most active of his age He Is Mr. James
q. Toole. He was born in the county Of Done
cal in the north of ireland, somewhere about
the wear 1880. lie was old man in the Irish
rebellion of 179s. when, becoming implicated
with Lord Fitzgerald. he fled his country to seek
freedom in our then young Republic. His lite
has been cheokered with many changes. lie
has been tossed about among various scenes aud
by many diverse circumstances He moved to
ST. Louis thirty years ago. and established the
6rst brewery there. He moved to the Platte
Purchase in 1888. and lived in Buchanan coun.
ty, near Bloomington, until two pears ago when
he came TO Kansas and made preemptlon' and
be can now walk eight or ten miles with ease 10
visit his friends or attend 10 business affairs lie
saws his age is about ono hundred and twenty
five years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

How A GERMAN CELEBRATED THE FOURTH. -
At Buffalo. German, intending to celebrate
the morning of the Fourth in becoming man
ner, placed hogshead in front OF his house the
nipht before. and at daybreak lit half dozen
packs of fire crackers and threw them in the hogs
head, while half dozen young Dundersplaifs
stood around, to watch the effect. A scattering
explosion was heard, yeland the next moment
a ragged loafer, who had been sleeping in the
hogshead all night, sprang forth all in flames
andbefore the little Duudersplafs could even
raise a yell. pitched into the old DunderspIah'
and gave him terrible licking.
Dandersplaff kept in a dark room the balance
of the day witha piece of raw beefsteak over
both eyes. and piece Of brown paper, wet with
whisky. over his nose, while he philosophically
consoied himself by mbibing frequent draughis
of his national drunk lager beer.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gcntlemen MY child had commenced breaking out las,
m in small which gradually extended the entire
h.ad Including both which much by the
fear that both would drop OF
tried all sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies without
results. then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began better; tho bottle got broke aud
led gals to lit again began to My elder daugh
SAID PA 90 of that Turf O sisters heat
oked much better when used it, We got another
loo, and her head is nearly well This was an aggra
and took half hour wash it, and
very offensive. One bottle feel assured viii cure
entirely there Is but little Of the disease remaining
entitled this. and for the benefit of others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, j. 7 CHALK.
% MesSrs- nnXo Co.
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J. l.. BONDURANT


tHfsTfRTIELD April WITH, 1906.
Aessrs Done Collayng used your Turf oil, and finding
lit be such fine medicine thin, it duo You that You
should know it, My daughto about two fell ON the
rocker chair aud and bruised her thigh much
boil and became very l had it
anced physician but thai did relieve H. II became
aud continued nearly years tried
every medicine could hear with effect. until
iuced bottle Turf O.after using bottle
ad half entirely healed have used for other
found the benefit You liberty to
this as you think proper. S. CHALkLN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

RICHMOND AND lexs

j 1ORk--STEAMSIiIP JANE STOW y ssssldasA
The L. s. Mail steamship JAMESfOWN in
mand of Capt LEwIs PAhRsH leaves New York regularly
every SATl RDAN AFIERNOON at o'clock, for Rich
moud She will not take any freight TO or from city Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON at O'Clock for New York.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods here
Monday. Passengers desiring take this ship here
n State Room secured by addressing us by mail.
7 u The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops nj City Point,
where she will land and receive freight Both the Jauesov
the Roanoke aud land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. LIDLAM & WATSON,
marry Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22
III: .x...uk THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 70
LYNcHBugG AN RICHMOND.

Fare from l4ynChbuGg to buchanan. 30
.
From y nchburR To Gharottcsyile... 80
on AMI after the 22d of October Packet Boats Will leave
buchanan at Il A NJ, aud Lynchburg ma + NJ Monday,
ene,day aud Friday and arrive in Il emond second day
at 1ocuek A. NJ,
Charlottesville passengers leaving achhdrg at y T. NJ
teaeh Soacsylo at 10y A. NJ day and arrive in Char
loasYc at - T.. NJ Leave Lyuehburg for buchanan and
LeAngion atdl A. NJ Monday "Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at = NJ.
From Lynchburg Richmond time and distances IN
card brioW.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

These vessels the first class built in the city Bal
tnore expressly this superior
daiions Tor passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who will spare
cAerDn accommodate. They will be lowed and down
the rivers by and may be relied to sail promptly
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
Will lind il to their interest ship by this line = freight will
always be taken low by other line al Packets and
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent
We respectfully ASK and hope succeed In obtaining fun
share of patronage.
shipped by this line TO New York viii be forw ardcd
free Of commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston. Sa
vannah other Southern Northern
The vessels viii lie in Richmond in the Dock in New York
berth No. l. Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street.
DAVID q WM. GIRRIE Richmond, ,,,,ts
&. II. PIERsON, y. Y. 'e'""
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22
ncunoSo MONDAY ILfAyf LrNonnrno MONDAY,
II Esq TsaE NEW YORK a VIRGINIA

II 80, THE NEW YWEEEN q NFRt3NBN
ssstiss1+s STEAMSFlP CON consequence Of the with
driwal Of the Jamestown" for repairs, Sc,
the ROANOKE will leave New York Saturday
and city Point every Wednesday morning at o'clock Pas.
senger leaving yuchburg by abe South side Railroad
Tuesday morning viii connect morning viii he nanoku
at city Point LEE 4 JOHNSON,
Agents fer y. \. 81 Va steamship Go.
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BIO lsLAsn. neafnrd county. Yn.. Nov. |. 1851

- " u
Mossrs Dopc tbt entomUn;.I used about fourth OF
bottle OF Turf on the back of my horse the
back amos, ever saw, entirely place ms large
hand and this single application only applied once cared
up entirely and permanently, really surprised the
queness of its cuatves properties and think more prompt
and eicacnus than anything III" kind saw, and
have sold hous DIS OF bottles o other preparations fr similar
.urposes.
Respectfully. J. l.. BONDURANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

4 EfiED y. LEE, FOrwaVding and Comm is
"A SION MERCHANT On the Dock, Richmond, Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to last
have made arrangements 10 ncrea'e the line OF boats
ming from house. that boat will leave other day.
Sundays cNcopted) BY this emcnt shall be able
goods through days than heretofore and very
nearly they the 5. Il r., and much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts. per Box and
50 HID which includes Drayage and Wharfage when
there necessity for drasage The drayage and wharfage
from the Basin Box and - per HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River Kanawh Co
passing house Ton, about Boxes
and cts HID. Having these advantages of location
willing customers the benefit and charge only
fair price far services hoping thereby command
business.
My personal attention WILDE given sales of produce and
purchase Of goods Commission. A. s. LEE
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INSURANCE.
uNRE LuEEAND MARINE INsUKANCE.-

HlNE FE. FIHE u NND VI VKTNE NM KNNVE,-
II LYNcHBuRG llosF FIR Insurance. oMPANY.-This
Company makes Insurance loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and build
ngs furniture goods wares and merchandise generally in
town and country on the mos favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives O all enjoying
good health aud OF sound constitution for he Whole duration
life, or Tor limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable
The Company will also take marine risks from and any
the Northern or southern Ports, nj favorable
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ tOHBS. Vice President,
GEORGE II. THURMAN, thet Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN orEY TNYGOI4 SAMULL II. MoKINSEY
DEXTER OrEY, SAMUEL GARLAND,
JANIS L. PAYNE, JOIN I. DAVIS.
MA. II. STRArION MAURICE > LASGHORNF.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
CRELp 4. WILLS. Srcry.
i,m m WI NJ 9T ,I IA, OWEN Medical Examiners
The Medical Examnaiou subjects Insurance will he
made at the Office ct the Company each day between tho
hons of . and 4 O'Clock p NJ feb
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HREAT NORTHERN ANDr."rr.. -s.s,,ss..ss.s:

EREAT NORTHERN \ y - J"ir.. r.s.t.=stsssss1
IL SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE 49, st5Y-.--Sdtfs
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via ViRG INA CENTRAL AND ORANGE. A. ND AL.
EAANDRIA RELATIONSHIPS night I rain Broa
o'clock allowing - passenger
from the Richmond and Danyle Railroad for supper.
lus free of charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond to Gorionsv lille So 25
Gordonsylle to Washington by Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. %
IL. ID. WIiITCOMB sup Transportation.
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s,o uElADEE.oFL nG.-Dcn-

Il Ms " BRO DYElts, Richmond, Va, beg To inform the
citizens of yncluE thai they prepared to execute
every description Sk Cotton Woocn ~ cling Clean
be done in New ork elsewhere We have
machinery aud the best OF workmen and guar
antee satisfaction TO our patrons Mcrno SILK and DE Lam
dresses dyed fashionable colors suit of the
uwners Shaws of description dyed cleaned Grape
Shaws dyed scarlet crimson other coors equal TO import
ed Neye dyed equal to Silk dresses cleaned and Grease
stains removed We intend to do work equal to
establishment the United States pectiuy solicit
the patronage OF the citizens iynebug and vicinity
tlemen Garments dyed and cleaned To look equal /"
DENNIS y BRO,
Successors j w Hines Franklin opposite Metropo-
tan HILL Rlchmnnh Va sen DIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

These vessels of the first class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations for
They commanded by pcrionced Captains well quail
hed for the trade, and who will spare eXerton
mndate
They will be owed up and down the river by and
be relied to sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will find 1t to
their ship by this line it is the only regular line
and freight will always be taken low by other
sells and every effort viii be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask aud hope 10 Succ obtaining full
share of patronage
The vessels III lie in Richmond the Dock aud IN Bos
ton at RoSeS Wharf
DAVID 4 WM. CURRIE, Richmond ,,or,s
ALLEN a WELrCH, Boston, E's'
IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

II. bNEKY DENUNIPIIDN ON NAN OR HEAST.
WARRANTED TO CUItE AND so pANGER FROM ENfusUAE TO
COLD. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Eay,d according tt a ooaRr,s h The Cars Orr Of N,
District Court tie Eastern District Ot agaid by DOPk
4 co, RioLRotd Ia=50 rtnts s;c
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
Come to pamphlet and rend cerua
performed by tho Turf Oh certificates truth
respectable and respected citizens and many othcr
here to whom refer and doubt Its value
medicine Tor IL IL worth pound
othe known mani I5 it and goa viii be satisfied Of what
THU TuRF Oit--Read the following, and come to oul
store snd will tell you of many others who Lave been
cured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

S.PRgNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
- Fancy silks and SIN Robes,
Plain Black Silks, all qualities
BeraRe, Organize and Jacnuet Robes,
Thread Houston Lace Muslin and Lawn sets eFcly va
rely.
.,mbrs striped. solid aud fancy Mousin lie LANES,
pArasos mhrellas Corset whaleb0ne, steel aud roed
skirts,
3rgaude real French and other Lawns fun assortment
varying In price from ~ TO - cents 49, -, i, ,,o
For sale by jas n SIioisf'h w
/
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

n COMPANY, OF Hartford Connecticut dcsrpus of effect
ing Insurance in Virginia has appointed j JOHNSON Esq
OF Salem, Agent for The State. Persons l.ynehburg and
elsewhere who desire communicating it'll the Company,
may do through Thomas ,ellis Exchange Bank,
Messrs. aHghomc & Holeombe
This Company has paid III Capital of 100000 with
large surplus secured aud
proval OF the Comptroller Of Public Accounts and believed
to offer superior Inducements ~ those contemplating Life In
liam 2,dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

VIRGINIA THRtsHING WAGssNE.-Wc
are now engaged IN ulakng large number
chimes for tho Harvest le'1, experience and
for several years with the addition
important improvements we are satisfied that will be IL
to turn machines to which and will give
unqualified endorsements The advantages
the Virginia Thrasher Others general
lowing list It's strength and simplicity End Its
ty To do than be performed
horse machine Bird 1t is portable and easily hauled by
horses ith We have also succeeded ing
heretofore been Obi ctionable wit The necessity
great speed on the part Of the horses machines being
geared as to accomplish motion h speed dr
wing.
We give of tho many testimonials Of our Ma
chimes. ..H
AaHknsT COUNTY, Va, Is 3
MEssRs. IL. :. WHIrrtMobE a. BitoTHtk-t The
our'orse Power and fhfasher pur, based you July
last proved most excellent MACHINE. thtshel about
~ crop Whit Taking al aggr gate of about five thousand
bushels aud nave the entire satisfaction all
nave thfas.cd or, The straw from $ thoroughly
cleaned of grain than by other rasher
and tue grans are less broken have worked three
ses and once with only il surprising with
what ease the machine is worked Yours rcspeetiuilv
TiIOS W. JONES.
We Will also furnish Rcapers and Mowers Of different kinds
'o'at Propeller straw tapg, superior machines lck
TX tees and Wine Mil PowS Grain Cradles Nheat Drills,
A. "e az tho Lynehberg Agricultural Works
NHIITEMOhE X JOSLIN,
hN' S9fs Successors TO H. ) Whittemore Bro
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C.
lDsANOs. PIANOs.-Pn,mc n Christian have
AIEw HUOiS-, NEW ssOONs.

NIEw HOOKS, NEW HOONS.-
y Laon III Mnnaa aud other Poems by Jas Barron Hope
My Last Crusu, Nhnfe went and what by
\ w llaborshap. L. s. N,
Poems, National and Patriotic, by G. W. Cutter,
Anungcddon, the L. s. Ia Prophecy, by Baldwin,
Villas and Cottages, by Calvert VauX
The Berdcr Rover by Emerson Bennett,
VIVA. the Secret oil Power by Mis-. Southworth
llenry Lyle, Life aud Existence, by Miss Marryut
Marrying ton Late
A Pilgrimage to I'll Mednah and Mcccah by Burton,
The two Lghts by the anthor OF Struggles Tor Life
Review Of Campbolism Examuedb by NJ Il. Lard,
ermany, It's Universities Theology aud Religion Schon
Philosophy aud Practice OF Slavery, by Dr W, Smith
Ilansiotd, II Tale Of Baeons Rebellion, by George
Tucker ct Richmond, Va.
Ganuibals AL by 6eorge fitzhugh
Mythn's Pocket us Book
Gallery OF Poetic Pictures by James F7,
Book vi Public Pray prepared by the roformers
Calvin, koX, Bueer aud others, Tor sale Ivy
ap2lH PAY M n CHRISTIAN.
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MERCHANDISE, &C.

RpAIE COTTDN.-O"r stock of ba'H so,tVn
ID now full and complete comprising all numbers lIoa
a. "a f,nrtecn N Won want good article at the lowest
lnarket price give Us a cali NJ HoIbiSs W.
mar 34ts
n our Of those Naddcr Lawns AZ ls' Genus per
ward worth cents for sal cheap ia
- IL IiuIv al JNo J pIzRNtS. Agt
<,ENTs, PUMP BOOTs.-Jnst al hnnd iro"
tho Manufacturer the best quality Gents ns Az tunP
Boots Please examine them at sbaboH' D
ap 27is z=-----
T.IOyER sEED.-iOO Bushels prime si"-
Y ! yer seed Just received and tor sale by - 90
Is III, 1oas.sao.s !" -
~ IIy SPRING. s3ooD-.--Inae- \ -h-i'f
II a 90 are now Ia receipt Of their Spring and summer
stock Of Staple Fanuy Dry Goods Contractors Hhe
and Farmrrs will the best stocks suited 10 ihe
wants " have ever offered aud determined to sou AZ
choap ~ an oIber call from pure ha,rs pe
fore buyng JAMES a iiohtn =" w
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NrOWIIN n ALEXANDER,
~ Main street,
LYkcHBrRu, VA
OFFER FOR SALE LARGE AND FdRTED STOCK OF
suGARs-Nuw Orleans Gubs anl Coffee Sugars Loaf
Crushed aud Powdered do.
GOFFEES-Mew Crop Rio, Old Government java ana La
Coffee
SALT-As1tons factory-hllcd In clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain Ilastet-Ground and in Lump 49, .
lRDN-L1untry Hammered Rolled Iron, Tyre Iron, Nhl
Rods hand, Oval, Horse shoe aud every Kind
OF Iron
STEEL istcred Cast and Shear Stcel-al sizes
Pillow MOuLDs-We keep supply always on hand
LEATn BI--Sole. Upper and Harness Leather
BALE COTTUN-AH numbers and sizes from Southerh
Factories
aUANO-No Peruvian In quantities 10 snlt purchasers.
TEAs-imperial Green Teas and Black Tea all quantities
MoLAsSES-Now Orleans and Muscoyado MolaHAes.
L1QUORS-Fne Old Hhisky, Apple brandy, Kun, French
brandy aud ine Liquors of all kinds.
Cotton Cloths Calico tntu Batting, Blankets Linens &c
Iiquorcc Cases Sweet oil Tor Tobacco Manuiactu
rers Of which invite The attention Of Planters and
Country Merchants at old established stand on Md'H
strea LynehbtrR
We srl Commission Bacon, Lard Butter Country Lin
robacco Wheat Corn aud Produce generally anil solicit
ronsigutuents - diets
-s.,
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hsst3 ntsN a -iEtEN>, Importer, md
hy5d Dealers Ia China Earthenwarc Glass Rs77
tlt1 'asses W alters Plated aud britannia Wa hid
Lamps Rengcrators Water Coolers Gas Fiy w
lures, Gasiors, Fancy Goods &c ~ "a
, ~ - o" s NUN Mob Si cANqEf sTRll
N"''o'h 'ih'hN9' fffkNsBt1tG, IiE,txi,
We are now Receiving from Europe per sbss w
nHah.k 81 tn'n 'r"wtH II l. Lsuo' and other ,.
H.ins '9loeh oi i'l" 49, rleih are, and In, N
"a II and Eastern farturi,s, Stuck Glass NJ Npilh
Glasses, Casiors Lamps Fanny Clouds &c 9A'S
aid desirable, aud we it Merchants Ict,l IA -
oiherh who wish to parehas sooIS line Ia sl
stuck and prices before purchasing VI tbn - ""r
their interest ~ VII DC 10
We call attention to our stock Of Baltimore Stone W.,
m No :. ~ iaNS
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-, MISSION AND fORM ABIDING MERCHANTS ON
DEALERS IN GDAND AND AGRICIIITI'u =, ., ANA'
MEN tssGha VA-Produee consignmrts sl 10
winch "ll receive the personal attention OF ,
10 John NJ otey, DR. James Saunders 3amI u1 heie
kueker Ly1 clbug; Thomas alace Hon Joln ANU oSe
NMelwaine VIM. r. JOynes, PETERSBURG, ~ way Eau
dale, llaNail y Co. KIcl.nlond IliiN ., ,, axis
iy26d&ets JNo y, n BIZ NCHi
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AsEsUUEsNs. ssEIDDEANsi!3fh under
We signed cole Ter Va, and the south OF Carhns
Sce1#a.a cos celebrated MELODEASS, Inns very tine
assortment hand both Tor Church and parora factory
price, Tor cash Call soon, see and Judge for yourself
m H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

Il rates AdanantIe Candles. As, IS aud Us, andes
6s Brown ami Fancy Soaps and Fine Salt Green and
Black Teas, Clover and Herds Seeds
Jan ITS H. G. HARDY & co Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

Guann. Persons purchasing of rs may awaNstvly
getting but the genuine article sell no other
II tho eenuutpdatng terms 10y
f#IrAsts NJ nuLIIN9 & co.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

ye,Eas.-5O0 Packages ss"npowder and Black
oas the larger portion grade imported for sale
bY nm ~ tst y EDMOND. DAVENPORT * GO.
EsOuMoN WHiss<t.- 300 Barrels Com ION
u Whisky, IN and fir sale by
ma ats EDMOND DAVENPORT & co
GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE.
It3s.
KEEN. BALDWIN a. CO.,
lUl MAS ST1tIET, PICHMOND Va.
receipt largest and best selected stock
N Of SPRING C'0ttsF Gentleinens Furnishing Goods
they exhibited The will be found
embrace every variety and grade goods be found In this
country. made themselves the very bes. and
earraAtsd all respects Having their
sany the Ne~ York market they enabled AT all times
{ show the latest and best es OF the
la Second SiOry their House they prepared with
extensive stock for the Wholesale Trade where Merchants
will hnd good of Spring Clothing satisfactory
prices
Having longer xporence and being largely engaged
In the and sale of Clothing than other House
ia the STATE they prepared offer the induce
nents to purchasers. KEEN BALDWIN q co.
tSy
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cep UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
.ksE FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSToN, Twie,


NEW YORK PACkETS.-Ths home 44EIE
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from New York every three days. All owned in the city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

WINDOW SHADES AND CORNHCE-A
w arrival OF the and beautiful patterns,
for sale at unusually low prices, at
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-22

FRNEMft - AZ st "a sMPhISA UTK.-FayE
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mehi OF 6od aud Silver Patent Lever Watches Virginia is
no" Tor sale at IfioMAS NOWLAN'S atch Iewelry
Esabslineht lie has Watches from ali of the
yea makers and some OF them superior quality
Hhsh tiat he war ants not gain lose
twelve months you to get superior Watch be sure
To BUY n"f NOW Ian, and you Will certainly have good
Time piece lie has also the Gnestand
III III OF Jewery to be found in this
remember III, No is "a Sycamore ST. Sign of the Eagle
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