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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21
One, In Illinois Central Railroad Depot. CHICAGO. III.
NOR SALE-The PRIVATE RESIDENCE

nor SALE-The PRIVATE RESIDENCE
II known a WEST LAWN situated in the village 81 Or
New Jersey the Morris and Essex hsilrosd' one
hou,'s nc from kew.Yofk 49,.
The grounds computing nearly four scres are beautifully
aid IN and garden exhibiting that iuxurisnce ano
besuty the growth of hedges shrubbery &e which
culture during the twelve could impsft
The House large. conveniently arranged and most thor
ough built heated By furnace and lighted with ssi and
pg situated elevated ground oyerook one OF thu nest
landscapes the country embracing view Of the entire range
of,he 0fan;e and the intervening valley from South
OrU cs 70 Ease Rock
The other budir the premises CONSIST OF stable cow
BAN, poultry house carriage-Louse and gashouse.
The garden sbounds in description OF fruit apples
pears pesds plums quinces rsspberries bsokber-
RES straw berries Sc.
The pse OF being wi hin five minutes walk of
prIcpsl railroad station complete III All its arrange
nes for and convenience and every account 10
corsider-d desirable suburban residences in tho
vicinity of New York.
Moe and adjoining wi, be sold ii desired part OF the
purchas- money bUud aud mortgage For fur.
,hs- n.r.irpi.r, aoply 10 FAIRBANKS & Co,
No Is9 Broadway. NewYork
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Tbanres for Business men.

BOARD Nc HOUSE.-LEASE and FURNI-
- TURE for Sale Of large FrstCsss New aud Modern
House built three years since expressly for Boarding House,
filed with bosrders and completely furnished with three
years Lsase offered for SsoasH s-Lesse furniture,
CoOs WILL &c. The furniture costing sbout &l2t9 would
be ,old bargain and immediate possession given neces
sy about ~ 90 per cspsctv Of the House for
location between 9Th and 4ths west OF
and only few Broadway For further particulars
csrds to view the house &c, apply to HOMER MORGAN,
Metropolitan Bank No. Finest.
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60 Ubom it man Contsm.

4 LADY of great experience il FEMALE
"A COMPLAINTS. 10 anxious communicate something q
srest porAnce suf,Sns FtmNe, free Of chAee Ca
upon sddIess Ars PARMENTER No i Re nIine a..
New York (PltSse inc.ost one stuiiagl
A MOTHER who has raised large family OF
"A daughters nd has extensive sequsnsnees ao.
with eesie 10 benefit her suffering will receipt
assist psying FOR this advertise
valuable REMEDY for the removal Of o.! DISTINCTIONS
which males liable and never known e fail ADDRESS
Mn, ASPELT Station Ssh Post Oace New York CITY
4 n IMPORTANT INV ENTIONl that will pre-
"A vent much ard suffering reformation vi be
apply ing by letter nr " PEABODt Box Nc ISIS
Nev-Yoif Post 0sice. inelosrg return stamp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21
Dancing Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"a No. 800 Broadway New York; No. lS7 MontasHepl-
Brookyn.-New York Classes on WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAY5; Brooklyn Glasses on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
and tor Ladies and Children At for Gentle
Ladies Private Class Al p PupIs can commence
AZ AZ time during Predicting Assemblies Tor Ia
dee and Gentlemen EVERY MONDAY EVENING Il Brook
lyn and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING IA New-fork-
former Pupils may subscribe for the Assemblies alone.
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6ouses an6 farms mants6.

WANT ED 10 HIRE nr LEASE tor term OF
w yes-s-A smA HOUSE with The u.ccern q Ptoyeuert'
respectful. cod W.T. side preferred; eert ct 10
ed 600 A:dress I II. { Box : lG Lower Pet Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

A CCIDENTS caused frcn BURNING FLUID
~ are entirely pr-vco.cd By using the PATENT INDIA
RUBBER sAfEfY Lap witch esunos brst sIPoin o.
be filled while hxhted and the economies nos
In nae We Will svv ths skusvs sale 10 e,mpefent pssoa
In evtry County the L Incioso stamp to HAWxHURST
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DOR SALE-A frstelass four-stOry brown
.one.front HOUSE ard LEASE Of LOT the south aide
Ct West i4th 81. between 5th and 9th ava. 49,
Aso :he three story brick HOUSE and LOT No II West
Sis,s finished IN good sye with all ths modern improve
nen:,. Lot 1852 - ~ - -,
Also ths three story brick HOUSE and LOT No Ill Wet
18th st. sce. Size of House % by a. feet deep Lot -
BY so feet between 1!b and BIB avs -.
Al.o, the four,tory basement HOUSE aud LOT No 24
Wet 35.h. between aud 3h-svs Size OF House Is tests
inches ard BY sc feet deep finished in modern
style via 81 the modern improvements Lot ss feet incl hes
d.sp. For and partcul ar. apply 20 .
BAKER WEEKS. No. 6 Pine st.
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4 DVERTISE iVISSCHER, OWEN & Co.
IN NORTH 9eoerxi Aav.rtisils Aseuts
ADVERTISE NORTH Appleton's Briidsass
ADVERTISE NORTH No. @6 Broadway, N Z.
ADVERTISE SOUTH WI advertise Toe Merchants Mana
ADNEkTlSE SOUTH tscturrfs aud Business Aea eroers5
ADVERTISE SOUTH IN any part Of the Uaited States D.
ADvERTiSE EAST Canada u tbs lowest possible
ADVERTISE EAST Newspaper from every pat Of 60.
ADVERTISE EA United Stsss asd CansdAs kept on fa
ADSERflSE WEST for the inspeetion q savsrus~rs
ADVERTISE WEST. every Information tsss D ~
ADVERTISE WEST.lsad papers onesrtuliy gwen
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TUX NALE.-N DIV tIILINU u1I cE duI
i WORK SHOP with l0-HORsE POWER STEAM
kNGINE and BOILER SHAFTING and BETTING, al in
inst rse runrng order The shop xS1 feet stories nsh
well lighted and Of Was built years ago BY
dsv, work ar 10 stout Substantial building. The dwelling
s,oe, AID cedar One half 81 the purchase
orey eInsn Bond add Mo'tgAse for term or years
Apps on the premises No. Gasseyoo-t st. between Hudson
I'D +ih-.t Il CRAIG & STEVENSON, or OF JAMES or
WILLIAM BECK, No - HoTsiost
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CROCKERY.-FO SALE, the large and com
~ pee stock of CROCKERY at No go esey.st in lots to
suit Also the Lease Fixtures aud Good WILL tor sale
CHURCH FOR SALE.-The substantial BRICK
~ CHURCH in SUllvsn-st. between Prince aud Houston.
in good repair for Sale. with without tie FURNlTCR RE
and ORGAN Apply to T. W. PAGE, No. % Wsstst.
o v ELLIOT No. 2Ol Washingtonsf
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DOR SALE-The three-story Brick HOUSES
81 a.. Let, IS feet deep They built il the 'uessn
"a aDreT have been newly painted large portion Of
FRANCIS O'BRlEN, No. 5I5tt-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21

Tor SALE on FULTON-Ay., BROOKLYN
L III HOUSE STABLE and GROUNDS eo9pnnneos
as:er7 end Of he bloch bounded by Fulton, CIaon and
Gla,d avs aad Tee House Is spsous and In every
respect mde house for elegance sid convenience embracing
al ne such water throughout
bathroom il hrst ard second s'ones beeoee
DC, furnsce &c The grounds extensive having
ro:, three OF about Gee elevated several
is above the a bounded in part BY hesyy wall o.
with coping They beautifully laid out and
ws stocked shade Sd fruit There 10 well OF Pufs
soft kitchen door The distance from tue Ci
Hal sbo-t nile half and the from alton Eefry
Tia place I'VE minutes FOR Al the aoVan
,ass ccut.ry residence corbiled with the eonyehenees
Of tie city to- ether with beauty o toe place t De-
eved b. znrquas5 By this vicinity and las OIL 70
a.. ts7 bo-,s soo,v % HOMER MORGAN,
Is os No. metropolitan Bank Building, Pine-'t
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EOR SALE-A first-clsss, browr stone fror'

HOUSE four high with bssenaeut srd under ca
Ia 1xH with pssxts "a the rcss uAed q No LIZ L.xirx
tnl hu!f n the y 81 With oil modem ,uR"Ts
mes'a Inquire u W fIfLDER. On tie pr-nisrs-
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DROOKLyN ATHENEUM.- CONCERT in

Id AID Of the BUILDING FUND Of ST PETERS EPISCO-
PALCBURCH, MONDAY EVENING, February y, 1891 The
following eminent will appear this occasion VIZ Mrs
Essma a. Bo.twiek Mr. Godbeck and Mr.. Aptomm~ Doors
cpea O'Clock Concert 70 commence NJ o'clock Iickes
81 ceor. 10 be had at WIN W. ROSES Bookstore, No. H2 At
WEN H. BABCOCK's 30 kstore No 2is Fultops st.
or AZ tLa door O the evening Of the Concert.
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90 farmers ano Others.

NE BURG'S FERTIL1ZERS.-De Borg. No.
Ammop,s,ed superpnos phs,e of Lime. De Barg's No.
Manipulated Gnsno The sue.eneer Is pow prepared sup
NJ ~ above acknowledged and only reliable manure. Tes
rnaai.i. snd Directions for will Be iorsAtdet on sp
sics.ea 20 JAMES Z. HAMMILL- No. ITO PeafisI, New
York
YyO PARTNERSHIP POUDRETTE made By
tie subssrters the cheapest md best NJ ~ -,
pd tor Corn and Vegetables psmphle, Si b. sent uee
~ snv one senons their address TO ths LODI MAScrAO
TIiRfNG COMPANY No Go Coartlxndtst, New York Cy.
ID mGnts.
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Che Ball Season.

GRAND BALL-On SATURDAY EVENING
" Feb e. at Mile. CAROLINE VEZIENS Dancing Acsa
emy No 81 Howsrdst The Bal will CONNER al O'Clock
and coss at r. Tickets ~ cents Glasses meet every day II
O'Clock
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Houses TO Get.

A SUITE of OFFICES to LEI 10 the Bloi
n bouse A,tor.psc. with every convenience aud desi
abe ocation Apply The Treasurer ofce, 4tha' ei
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Real Gstcte for Sale.

4 NEAT COTTAGE, II q row of five IN Skill
"A Brooklyn- few doo;s ror.h OF Myr;l-sv. vi
be SOLD sscfce tee going West Let ssxli
Pic g. lts. c. OLIVER No. $40 BioaGwsy Rom Nc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-21
YNrRAnKnlNARN CASF-

RICHMOND. Ma o, I-.N.
Geulemen. My child had commenced breaking out last
al in small sores which gradually extended the
haad, including both cars which much by the
fear would drop of
trt all sorts Of advertised and domestic remedies without
any e"o results then procured and applied little Il RI
on II began better. the bottle broke, aud
led gals ioit--l again began NV elder dausG
s8 Pa =" Eet some of that Turf OIL sister heal
"krd much bettor when you used IT," We another
eti,v, and Aer head s nearly well This
as, case and took half an hour every day wash H. and
was very offensive One more bottle, assured viii
ter entirely hpIa is bot ttc the disease remaining
iau entitled e fis and the bcuet others,
great pleasure iu giving you this certificate
Respectfully. h. T. CHALK.
To grNrp n,Y a.. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-21
DAILY VIRGIN i.
cRWRks4seU

,
"Give us a Song the soi5frs = =
The outer Trenches faarlsts
When the heated guns ~ ihr sznps a'fea
Grew weary of bonlb~rding.
The dark Redau. in silent scof.
Law. grim and threatening andsri
Aud the tawny mound of he halakor
No longer beehed lis thunder.
There was pause The guardsman said
I'VE storm the forts tor morrow;
Sing while we may, another day
Will bring enough of sorrow.'
They lay along the battery's side,
Below the smoking cannon
Brave hearts from Severn and from tlyde
And from the banks of Shannon.
They sang OF love, and not Of fame
Forgot was Brtain's glory
Each heart recalled a different name,
But all sang Annie Laurie
Voice after voice caught up the song
Until its tender passion
Rose like an anthem rich and strong
Their bstile-eye confession.
Dear girl her name he dared not sfeak
Yet, as the song grew louder,
Something upon the soldiers check
Washed oil the stains OF powder
Beyond the darkening ocean burned
The bloody sunsets embers,
While the Crimean valleys learned
How English love remembers.
And once again fire Of hell
Rained on the Russian quarters
With scream Of shot, and hurst II she'll,
And believing oil the mortars.
An Irish Noras eyes are dim,
For a singer dumb and gorY
And English Mary mourns for him
Who sang Of Annie Laurie
All, soldiers TO your honorcd rest
Your truth aud valor bearing,
The hrsvest are the ienderest--
The loving are the daring.
R1u7r3 Tsv'ot.
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hcad the Truth ubout our Turf oil.

RICHMOND April lnh, le.h
ID fnga sleigh ride tins winter past ldscovrro my horses
raw and the skin Of place large. than my hand from
traces rubbing the side the thigh applied
lut Oh, aud in aday or two he well Another case
mule which WAS working In dIay became unable To
walk On examoing his fool discovered nah about
inches long thu head My driver the ncighurS said
hewouid he good for uoth drew hc nail inserted
piece OF lint an Tur Cd and him work once,
and from that moment he has hut good
rs eNtr Hlso horse badly snaggcd the outside
ms ig IN ~ places 'bart fches deep aud
Heh"> WIDE 'r'm Which IA" was Nh day Your Turf
ii Va<RVplo and brought them out entirety sound II
aiy is on If the
NNo ana nave 'cd in drug store tor years tse
Ia. Is YOU think proper. VERY truly
bo NeS>rS Dove Il Co II wrtSiGFR
e" ri" 10y SrRoTHER y WHITEHEAD.
NY 20 ''h Lyuc'hurg.
~ YOU want Trunk. from = I ia .l1 co,u, Il.
u ma llts GLASS RAINrS
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!. .1,,.5.5.at rmnor.m wow au.mANAN TO
LINtuBuRG AN RICHMOND.

Earo from ynchbuig Buehanau. ..........$i 80
- klrtildttt 30
Prom LAhehpnts I" tharlgtcsN ic... %
On ani alter tc 22i o October Packet BOATS III leave
BaelanaH at Il \ NJ, aud Lynchburg ii35 A. NJ Monday
Nednrzay aud Friday aud tnlond day
t5n.tipek a NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving L.1chburg at T. NJ
roach Nepttcssille at uf A day Char
IptttfEilr at - T. NJ Leave Lynehbnrg buchanan and
Lexington Al % a NJ Monday, "Wednesday and Friday and
arrive AT T. NJ
from Lynehbnrg to Richmond time and distances ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-21

These vessels 81 tine first class, built city
expressly tins and
dal9h Tor passengers They commanded By Experienced
Captains vol qualified for the trade. and will
rXeru"u - accommodate They will he lowed up and down
the by steam and may be relied promptly
adsertzed
Merchants going North ordering goods New York,
viii mud To their interest ship by tins line, freight viii
br taken low by any other line Packets, and
cyefs f5r vii be made by the agents In Richmond and
Nea lark iu gave satisfaction. Insurance effected
the Richmond Fire Association rs this n. per
" respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining
share ut patronage
shipped by this line NeYork will forwarded
free At commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston.
Nantali other Southern Northern port.
The vessels viii ie ia Richmond the Dock. New York
Berth No /, tpiiar House slip foot Wall
DAVID NM Ct RHIE. Richmond. -.
Z. II PIkRSDS. y y, ab'"'
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J. T. BONDIlKANT

CHESTERFIELD April lgtl, ts56
Hessrs fpre Co-liayns nscd NuHr iut Oh, and finding
Ito be such line modteinc hn it due You that yon
should know II Ny daughter about two Tell the
rocker chair aud aud bruised ts much
assumed the form OF boil am lraHuuc had II
Lana ed by physician but thar mot relieve il became
aud continued nearly years
every mcdlcihe could hear of h uo eoct uuti
fuced totry bottle otyour fHrt putty enc bottle
ad haltit was entirely healed lhava used for aht
soros aud found the benefit liberty
ms thinN llAl.kl
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a ALEXANDER,
Main street.

~
LfsrHHrUu "a.
Offer FOR NfLF 4 Lamar AND TfRffi NIDfh OF
sLBARS-Srw Orleans. Guha aul Coffee sugars, Loaf
Crushed and Powdered do
GDFFEES-M New Crop Rio, Old Guvsrnmeut Java and La
Coffee
sAIT-As atoms FACTORY filled IN ricnu Sacks
PLASTER Mountain liastri-=Gronhd aud in Lump.
IKOS-Gountry Hammered Rolled hon Tyr Iron. Nal
Rods Band, Oval, iioras Shoe and every Kind
Iron
sTEEI.-Bi-tef.d tast and Shear stcci-ali sizcs
FLOW MOI hDs-No keep supply always on hand
lBhIHEk-hon, tpp"t AL ilaTne.s Leather
BALE CpTTOS-Ah numbers and from southern
Facurirs
GIASo-so Peruvian ia quapiitest I" sni purchaser
TEASlmpcnai Green Teas aud Hi8c, iHa all qualities
MDiASSEs-Ncw Orleans and huseaNAi MoHssrt
LlQU ORS-Fue old whisky. Apple Brandy hum, French
brandy and huc Liquors ct ali kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico tuttu batting Blankets Incns. Sc
Liqupnce IN Gases sweet III Tor IpbHoto MRnutacn
al OF which The attention nt Planters and
country Merthanr at old established stand. un hdg
Nlreat, LyHchbafg
" se'on Commission bacon. Lard Butter Country Lin.
i"bacyo. Wheat Com aud Produce generally and solicit
consRnmrrts mar r. i Aets
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rs EItO ~ rs RleHn'0nd Va, heg 20 .norm he
citizens OF IyneAhnrg that they prepared 10
al Cotton Nopllen dycing Clean
he New York esCS here We have
NV machinery and c very best Of worhmou. and
patrons. Aeino. '.lK aHd he IL
lrs dyed fa n1blr ennrs, 10 nit The taste OF Tic
Nlrs, >hawis ot v selptiuu dy Cd OF el,ane, Grape
dyed scarlet other culars equal import
I'D Nec dyed equal Sk dresses cleaned and Grease
I'd We intend to do work equal
United respectfully solicit
tho patronage Of the czen" Lyncthurg and vicinity Gen
ucuens Garments dyed and cleaned To look equal To
DENNIS ~ BRO,
Successor, "a W lines, Franklin st. opposite Metropo
tan Hail Elrhmand sep dts
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yfrfp. TEHH NEW YORK . virginia
.Sn1ks4AAA u AMSliP CO-lu consequence of tlr
drawal # the Jamestown To- repairs A.
the ROANOKE viii leave New ior saturday evening
and CITY Point cterf wednesday morning AT
Aengcs leaving lynchburs. by the South Karoad
Inestk morning " III connect morning Roanoke
t1uy Point. IEL y JOHNSON,
Agents Tor N. \. y va. Steamship Co
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- Oh 70 make public the fact thai they Just received
melting very superior in the Silver Hunting Lever
atches, manufactured by Jos. johnson since, LIZ
frpoo. They are the quality and us suagss a.
the Johnson Watch sold by us in Gold Casss ttke
pleasure In recommending them to friends
may wish to a superior aud secpcr IN The
of Silver Watch.
What said in regard the johnson y. emo year
will repeat just here vizs That pur.
suit Of reliable time keeper having prrcao t5hnsai.
Aich has had occasion TO regret his selection
The public will please remember thar keep hand
best Of Watehes to be found in he .ir atth
-rade being leading in bnsiHass1 tfat ia
always lind in stock, the genuine Jrhusru Watch
Gold ami Silver es which will sell at the lowest prices
Watches carefully repaired and warranted RcncIn.
Der the house is SILVERTIDRN a CLIFFS
ualq
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NO HOCAE kEEPERS.-We hog leave 10
call the atteD ion of the Ladies SELF
ment OF nice Articles among which Broma Cocoa French
chocolate Chocolate Drops with Cream Egg and Arrow Root
1rackers Macaroni Vermeel Tapoca Sage. Corn Starch
Rice Flour Gelane for making Gey without boiling with
our printed receipt Yeast Pow and Cakes
MUSTARD, English Mustard. in Bottles fine old Wine,
dy Porie Spices pure and gound in the Arrow Root
Spsago Cheese the finest Table OIL from ripe Olives
and warranted pure Extracts Lemon Vanilla Pine Apple
q a2se, Peach, Celery, &c, for sale by
- II. THOMPSON & co,
ma ian Apcthscsrss 4 D'uaUists
xOKN-conssantIy on hs q mud TOR .nie BY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-21

NesTs Dort Co-Gcntemrn used about onr faUrtl al
bottle OF your Turf oil upun The
back amos, ever saw, entirely place large
haud and this single Application &, only ad It cured
II ny entirely and armanauty r.9Y surprised the
luckn'ss o Its euralN properties prompt
and paeOus than amy hing III, kind aui
have sold thodn Ia ct hotti'S OF oAer preparations Ter saa
imposes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-21
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c


-
u WILLIAMS 4 Sos have inst received 4 assart
nut # tie above Watches II Hunting Cases II
and beauiifa dssis Ils-a'so a hne a4oftncni Of
iusnsuBs Watches.
huds
1abls-
aIl.f ~ be .oli very reasonable at Tho sign
= she IsRls fap IuIs
sBEsRL~.-Ehr Ladies can ind al =. WILL
Iftti offered this
very hue Roman. Mosaic aud Pearl GaIano ami
Iari HulaI#A te most ICE .t desef
ssfy M5uraHs aud second Mourning The afrs
tir which they har JUST opened and would he glad
Ihe s1,err # bea 4tIfl Cali r.u..n
stands Napkin Rings. Spoons every description GIdf4s
Toys inst received, and which they offer chap
1ENEIKy IN SEIJs.-The I.ndic- b, ,.I-
- ing Store tie hnestsock Pearl afn.o
fiureatuo and Roman Mosaic white caored Lava Gold
stone and Mourning J.welry offered market be-.
sni many other ARTICLES ot Jcmelry entirely new
Jcc rs WILLIAMS 4 son.
uhkl rs, DHu us--We have Just received n
II small supply of Drums Hair Drums Not drum. made
Ior lie har but drums made 81 hair Something
Nay OF Charms which be with other specimens OF
Hair Nurk, at s1LNERTHOKN a CLIFFS
M ot7 Jeweif5 store.
Gu.sEn aGPs.--oms,hing dc.irnbi. in the
- IT silver Cups be tho .cSery
ma 52ta hILNEHTHDKS Cliff.
NgW PLATED WAHE.-sniI ~ . VII
~ LiAAS a son aud sec lot Of Plated Ware iu.t
e"''d ma i2ts
lDI.ATED sIHAWBERHx ROWI~-Somc
I thi'g nee and entirely n'w ut
ma IL Is j. WILLIAMS SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-21

HE'Bt Res No. 1, NnO>sATED SUPER
~ PHOSPHATE OF LlME-lhe attention of Farmers
III alpStS iesptcni! tacd 10 tie aboyr
iaal1 l9i tHeI alPr' aching -Irhg painting
Manufacturer
tht5 may AWAY depend upon hong Supplied
al AND Ab"tM ARTICLE,
p"soh the entire process OF manufacturing putting nl
sale. ''' ~
ts article has been before the community for the TIE.
rod Il hHc Yeas during which ti4, alayscd h
large number OF hc most reutrd hemss different place
anu mas been tr' by various Farmers in STATE
III the mon with almost Perhaps
Inc Jest proofs 81 ta Ndiue Is the greatly
Unprecedented in the history q" Artificial Fertilizers ami not
e9nhIei b! Peruvian GHmo sei which pos,esstt
muth advantage, from the tact ii the
matter III uau" IN this preparation beng chemically hNr
agent "ny dissipathg itso progressively When ncurl
ti'H win the sill tins aNaiablc SLlphatc,
mated with soluble phosphate, becomes fitted plants u
an descriptions, and by them readily taken be
"Hud quit" a. active la inducing rtrY maturity tiuano
and much morc darInle and terrifying the so
LATHE.
a. there largo number of super ITosIhatcs in market
ar the value ot which would ko be Responsible,
arm sY request ali purchasing he obtain the
HtNtiNf AhIcLt which viii be b, Iny arri,il
sd ptheml hold nysr respon-ib, the good
ed Consumers aui dealers u. rltb. l., make .r..5.
Will myself.
htH>HS II c. HARDY 4 90 are my accredited an
ole Agents tor III" cItN al Petersburg.
G. b. DtBt RI,
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SPRING Am ssuuHH GooD-.

- Fancy silks aud SIX Robes.
Pain BlAck silks al uuaiiieH
Beragc. organde and Jaaun Roles
Thread Houston Lace huaiin and Law, Sets every
rely,
fDmbra striped. Halid and fancy Muusiiu De Lanrs
parasas Umbrellas Corets ~haebone. steel aud reed
skirts
organdie real French and other Lawns fun assortment
varying In pngo from t2i 10 - cents
For sale by JAS \ nrlGLER co.
Its
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steamers City OF Richmond. Cant MITtHtlI
II nnsy anna, lkaI.
Virginia. EuoN
Composing this Line viii leave Phlal,p PIMA eyciy Wenos
DAY and saturday aud y POM every Monday anI hnrs
day alternately.
tHtlotI taken for Philadelphia Boston via Phad,
Phlh, through by steam, moderate rates,
Passage ana rare to Philadelphia g. ~
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