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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

CLEAN THE BARK OF FRunH TREES -The
mild days Of this month and next, will ans.
wer for shis purpose. Apple aud pear trees
are froqenty infested with bark lice Of sevs.
raj varieties. A good strong mixture Of oil
soap, or soft soap and water, well rubbed on
with hand scrubbing brush, is as good 40
anything else for this purpose. II makes tho
trees vigorous, aud gives them a very healthy
appearance. Removing the hard, outside
bark irom large trees, with garden trowel,
and where 1t too firmly adheres, with hce, is
also very ood.-Gcrmantoun 7eleqroph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07
OLD SERIES, VOL. II. NO "a

Coop GARDEN CRors.-Mr Thomas Smal
of Wnuegance. ia district in the city I
Bath, Me- writes us, Gays the Drew's Inte
hgencer, that he raised last season twent,
sev, n bushels OF carrots, beets and parsnpl
on three rods square of ground, and ths
from one pint Of beaus planted with corn, b.
harvested two Bushels OF excellent ones
This is Il hundred and twenty eight FOR one
Ii such crops can be secured on o small scale
Why with the same pains may they not b
on large oue7 AL land, small or large
should be cultivated to the best advantage
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

CRACKER PIE.-As apples are very scarce
IN may sections of the country, think the
housewife will find the following recipe for
making an apple pie ont of crackers, very
acceptibe. Fo: common-sized baking
plate, take four Of the square, or six of the
round crackers, teacupful of sugar. and
teasnoontul of tartaric acid break the crack
ers into pint of water, add the sugar and
acid, and finish as TN apple pic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07
@oe~N

LORD kINNARDS experiment show conc,1.
slvely that manure produced and kept undur
cover. is mnch more effective than that pro.
duced and kept in the open air; and they slow.
just AS we should expect from accurately con-
dncted experiments, that the advantage is
quite as decided on the second years crop as
on the first.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

CULTIVATION OF CulConY.-great QUAINT.
ties of chckory root, ground and prepared for
use, are now imported from Europe. Allths
Germans in our cities use it in their coffee.
and. it is said, to improve its favor, whilc
il is, at least, as healthy, and much cheaper.
1t can be cultivated in almost every State,
and no doubt would be profitable crop.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

FINE Corn MEAL PrDDHG-Made Of VEL
low meal, stirred into scalded skinned milk.
TIL as thick as cruel, and when cooled, add
gh2er, cinnamon, nutmeg, salt and sweeten.
Ing to suit the taste, and a little fine cut suet
and some raisins or dried peaches, or a iine
cut uppIe il should bake an hour or more,
according to size. No one should fail to try
this recent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

MAKING NISEGAR.-The cheapest mode Of
making vinegar is to mix five quarts OF warm
ram water with two quarts of Orleans mo!as-
ses' and Tour quarts OF yeast. II few weeks
you will have the best vinegar you eyer saw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

Mr. Edward Ward, noted traveller who
visited Boston in 1868, says; a captain Of
ship, who had been on long voyage. hap
pened to meet his wife and kissed her in tho
street, for which he was fined los"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

Cure FOR FooT EvII~-Sure cure for such
foot evil" as cattle are troubled with: FIJI
the diseased part with fine salt-then pour
or small quantity Of spirits of tnrpcntino-
From one to three applications will usually
effect q cure
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

that they will require no h@H haadnntph in tphf In mild fbl
spring. after the sap starts. Raspberries
should also be pruued as soon as the weather
will admit of it,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

Tue Peach CRoP.G7A farmer in Campbell
CO., XIV, states that bis entire peach orchard,
of eight hundred trees, has escaped injury
froa the seysIe aall c! .hs wirtss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07
DILWoRTH BRANsON & CO.
Hardware Merchants,

Having removed from No. 50 to No. 70
Market Street, Philadelphia,
Are prepared, with greatly increased facilities
- fill orders for ii HARDWARE of every variety
an hest terms, from full assortment, including
Railroad Shovels, Picks, &c.
Country merchants and others will find 1t to
,heir interest to cal. and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07
blackberry Brandy!

lust received a fresh supply of Blackberry
D Brandy and invaluable remedy for Summer
complaints by "M' a. bkoNEh'
August 2, 1866
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u 8 OF A.

"God and our Natire Land
esUsQUEHANNA CAMP, No. 2'' OF the o.
- Of the l.. $. A. holds its stated sessions every
MoxpAr evening in their New Hall, opposite Il;
Y. Brights store. Sunbury, Pa. Initiation anu
tegais, $500. ,, II,
LEVI SEASHoLTZ, X. ;.
Sunhury, January 10, lsoI--oc' ~ %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

SIZES OF COAL.
LUMP, for Blast Furnaces and Cupolss,
STEAMBOAT, for Steamboats,, Hot Air
Furnaces and Steam.
DnOhEN' l,EC For Crates, Stoves and stea.
STOVE, For Stoves, Steam and burning
NUT, : Lime.
PEA, for I.imeburners and making Steam.
Orders received at Mt. Carmel OF Northun-
Jerand Wharf, will receive prompt attention.
NJ. b. BELL,
d. j. LEWIS,
WILLIAM MUIR.
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=. 3. MASSEE,
TTORN NEY AT l. A w

sUNnURV, Pa.
Business attended to in the Counties OF Nor.
thumhcrland, Union, Lycoming Mon'oa' snd
Columbia.
References in Philadelphia
uo, Jo II Tyson Chas Gibbons, Esq.
Soiners Il Sn0dgrass, Liam, Snith w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07

LOCUST MOUNTAIN C0LLIERY
PERIOR WHITE A S IL
COAL,
rom the Mammoth Vein, for Furnaces, Fouud
ries, Steamboats, and Family use,
.SGL.G9 N8'8 I8 g CWos
hT. CARMEL, NonruUMBERLAsD CoUsTE, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-07
Flour, Feed and Provision store.
SEASHOLTZ & PETERY,

EgANatIcnGI a2rROGI1@EzSyg5 O
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-10
lead the Truii nboUI our TART OIL.

RltiiNpND Aiii iuil I'm
fura slcis ride this winter past discovered ny horses
raw the skin of place large. than my hand from
rubbing the II side Of The thigh applied your
'TuTf oil and "A day Two he was we'll Another casc-
4 iulc hich was working my dray became unable to
walk examioing his foot ii-enYered nail about two
met long up the head My driverHd the n"ishbors said
would good uofdmr drew the nail out, inserted
ccc and your Turf OIL and sci him 10 work a once.
au from he has not lost hour bn Is as good
aI,o horse badly snhgFed on the outside OF
ish in places, about two inches deep ana four
inches y,ie which he still day Two. 1nur lnfi
Gil a- applied aud brought thrm cut entirely sound II
try is greatest remedies for sores have ever
G v hpve lived drug store for several years sc
tn as yuufhnA proper Very truly.
Pu Hcsers Dove & Go. j. II WElNltER
Tor safe hy SfRO1HER a Will tlithb,
r,. r. dom LynehhuE.
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Trims.

fhe VIRGINiAS pah,Aed daN at @ ant ri weekly at
- au1,r it advance W paper nii lee discontinued.
1 At Inception Propieors, until al arrearages shall
ave been paid -. .
pyERriS EtENrS inserted for 50 cents per square
~ - M r. ta i've Insertion, and IL cts Tor each con
IN ao nn-. ordered oru or weekly aud then III cts
nor t,, IN be charged each Insertion. II the number
n.rron m mot marked the Ms, nt he paaished TIL or
dcrel out anI charged accordingly
III. \ EARLY RATES ARE:
square, daily
.ssspr do "
For do sein-weekly kly....,..............,.... %
or do do ~
a. Advertisements Intended fo both papers subject to pe
ia contract
- Annual advertisers VIII lie limited tlelr immediate
huess the advertisements charged transient rates
p Al new advertisements appear In the daily ana III
6linary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
,.4IlN tort the excess
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cd
The name u hr sill be used only in closing u the
samc Those indebted the concern are respectfully roques
m settle accounts il ia important that the business
should be- We take this occasion 10 return our sincere
thanks friends aud br pubr for the very liberal pat
ron ga heretofore extended and earnestly ask conn-
uato 10 the concern at Ice johnson Go.
JOuS -. LIE
'IIIDS. /. JOHNSON
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yuNo All. LOVERS OE THE nEAUTgFUe..
The unlesgned being fully located IN the Portrait Gal
lew lately occupied Jas koagy, 4 now prepared 10
sul lf fauls aud the public with life like Pictures In All
tho Nniiuts + stylcHof the art
tho style OF photographs
on tAnvpsa n oil, which oNlbiton ana
Gallery The correctness OF delneation
nn beauty paintings only be fully approximately
Faithful lortras made by this process
nom dnKuerrcotvpes of deceased persons,
cordial Natiou Is extended to all TO vls his 6aicry ana
Nnmno specimens of Amhroi, pes, Daguerreotypcs pan
and ooorcd Photographs &c, Se. . .
w d u. BLISS,
Successor to J, Keagy.
n H. Instructions given In the art reasonable terms
inn
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GnACEKN.-Wc hn,e ,hi. lny n-.ocin

"a ted ourselves together under h" slAl' ana MN :" -
johnson f,rtho pufPn,r 81 r"ndhellHg q "
rpry Commission Forwarding business ~ lh' " s' u
- johnson Main Street where We III pe bau 10 S'lf'
our friends and the public, with promise 70 uhc 'Neiy
eioft promote their Interest ,.,,,. - ,rr
THDS. l.. JOHNSON,
800. ,l.,., t,r t-.9 GEORGE W. ROCkE.
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hpApTIsT ~ WHITE,
Tobncco Gomrsis-io Merchants,

s a BAPTIsT late of retorrbug, Va
$50 r. WHITE, late Of the firm OF Hes
ter White Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-10
NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


h,nSsEH'l SEWING -sareaa
conclusive proof OF
Judge. hy no labor saving machine hoiore tho
ne comparable Singers Sewing Machines After estab-
the late "Expuuou lnivorAelo IN France where
carried oil the highest premium aud great manniaeo'
la NAL he them been built In Paris, .ssaF
la every industry In which sewing to DO u0ucl
be used with immense proht AS the apeed
t Tho Railway train travelling foot 80 Is sewing with
surmnkcr drosmaker carriage trimmer saddlor natter ~e
be The Iroht oi using ono OF
regularly employed IL one Thousand Dollars
war In all private families where there much sewing to
vauabe assistance Planters
keepers ind them particularly convenient and prom
very strong durable being the only Kind OF sewnH Ma
chine which sort work coarse or hno
he pcreoy executed Thousandso Of inferior aud worth
ss Machines made and sold under vaious
but singers Machines alone have beeh t""nd eNey
whore To satisfy the of the public
Instructions for using, WIN
chine readily acquire the arr n man
aging The machines packed securely I" 20 10 any
rprt of TO all persons desiring more particular m
by letter nj ethcr OF our or
neca copy Of NJ Singer 90 6aZ"t'e Papor
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest 80
'' l. NJ SINGER q co.
Principal Onicc No 333 broadway New York.
St, Boston; No W thhp'
II ~ New Haven Ct GloVcrsNc n VI No ga Broad ST,
Newark n ! No li2 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia No ioo
Il / No East Ith St, CINCINNATI No 65 North ith ST. 81
Louis. Il St Charles ST. Now Orleans NO 70 Dauphh
81. Mobile lacc ='-1Se
x,asApMAN. PIKE n Co, Importer" Of
French Euglah and German Fancy Goods aud dealers
In Combs Brushes Buttons Linen and Cotton Thread sew
nu silk and small wares generally n Murray Street New
York NV 10 ~
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100000 fl6i ii'''' s1 To Iros':s 3 III, ss'.""s al
l,ast lulu6 Buse, N,t and IS mum more aS can get
ap nav, fiv in the sl. and would Ike to engage 2JO0O
bushrs Tor immediate I|.=.1N
T,,r and otliafa hiur A,at to sell will do themselves
i,,.f,q bopl1 tlrr sell Hor before they
viii always pay the csi cash price or all good wheat and
ana fy prepared buy and pay for any quantity that may
come ti this market.
Hngs, Bags, Hays.
furnish Bags customers upon the same terms rs
charged by the Rail Road Company anh Will allow
u eaa 4Babe time for them to be returned.
ssuUnO, lsunno. ssmnnO.
Farmers be supplied with any quantity Of No Peruvi-
Government Guano direct from the Government Agent al
ms low price be bought any where shall Also keep
on hand good supply 0, Paster-Lump and Lynehburg
Ground which will sell cheap other House IN TINS
ulace WIN A MILLER,
i,iy ,s IN Basin.
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The undersigned d,eires TO call the attention of fTents
n having children of slow menta or physcAd de-
,,n,nont 10 the he has opened In Harlem, few
,,s hove the city York. in bealthul and
Iron can he received and gh The experience he has had
m more eight In connection with tho MASSACHUSETTS,
and for Idiots has shown him
that very much in bringing these children to
more normal condition many instances, he has had them
school with advantage
m engage in Of life with success The earlier the
training commences the better For circulars reference Ac
a.i,,ra15p JAMES b. RICHARDS,
proa Or Harlem,
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a,Ina AND rME UNIrED sTATEs.-AR

Y j RIVAL or THE BLACK WARRlOR-CoNCHA AP
POINTED CAPTAIN GENERAL-LARGE SHIPMENT
or CIGARS Sc &eBy tho late arrival of the Black War
o AT New nsdorabc excitement was created by the
news that General Concha again appointed Captain Gene
raj Of Cuba and opinion of all American residents OF the
Island was that for war between the TWO
countries long the hipm'n of Cigars snu &C. con
co Lyuchburg, Va, extensive dealers In Cgas Shuns
choice Jrls &c received very large stock OF ne most
celebrated Cigars manufactured purchased by their agent re
siding in Havana Among their most select brands We 'oo s
p a. IN give faint of their superior assortment Ia oe
ma La Flor Masquerade la Sumpreviva La Auet ~ nis
raj and Mrafors. Opposite the Warwick HOUSE 40
va. H. NJ ii-' -
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%ENlUNE slIVEK.= We beg 10 '.i the Mt
aud others IN want of silver
Matr large stock oi Tea besHei anu 'he HP"ohS
.et and Table Forks Cnstnts Nnhlets Mnga Cream fos
Suraf How Cream Grayl aud Soup lad"a, Napkin hnsH
Sn stands Mustard cups Mustard sugar hnd SAT- spoons
tint, cake Pie tah knives Pickle knives and Forks
Nm PICKS sugar rongs. Spoon Cups. Ne, &c An SILVER
,n iii hV ma NJ eau " arAut be ot the hrN quality AS II
- made oNptessly for Us. y N'''N"' :" "'''
Inn
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VOL. 5---NO. 1877
-
BALTIMORE.
nn.usI.S.s, MEDICAL OFFICE, Lsck Ia

uNN WILLS, MEDICAL OFFICE, Lsck Ia
- Urinary Batmore-Insiltuted a ID ls-g No 81 SonaA
f s,r, HaHimpye tnear the Post Ofce) RE INSUR-
ED OR No FEE EEQulRED-pr Miis an experienced
Physician the Aopaihc School may be eonsdenfsIy cos
M N ou.y requiaeJ " ~ Cure IL not Effected.
nfacteaI experience Of ~ years enables Dr. NJ TO
In The shortest posspe inns o nave sAiey
effected. -. .
celebrated the ecoun apdspeedy cure OF al
Secret Disoases was esapshe" III 's e'C %
The High Reputation
would public notice unnecessary were
not for applicants here Tor treatment VINO nays
oen o their money maltreated by le VINO
flourish largely the public prints ana Win whom our Guy
Amie,cd he ON ysur Guard,
you would avoid injury peeuay 10Y. nna ,,
ed Dr makes aluring professions promises no more
than h' VIII hon..,nly p,.,.Iam. ",,I Chronic Cases.
The nsual symptoms Sore Throat liberation OF the
Mouth Itching aud Tenderness. about the Nose blotches,
rrnnnn unnn the skin Upon the perfect CONSTITUTIONS
ure Al the olst OF such cAsss. DR. NJ s
willing 10 stake h,s homo. aud rsp.s',.n I s "n,,c.
The rcn.aIe, of nr In restoring strong aud manly Wig
ar fenoyan shattered constitution and removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred tr1n certain secret hao't ara
unsprpasard hy discoveries Of the age
E"fccbicd M"ahood
mny hero linda certain restorative ana lno"sau rom . .n
nae have realized tho sweet nuiion o hope when ron INC
uaekocs their hithcrt r"'ess Search had Do
Advantages Of Treatment.
Ma r ,oneua ,ompounda Of Mercury Noxous Drugs
his practice
nm, ,no,i,nce In tho oament of Female Affections Ner.
,ous discnass Sc qualities afford Eery Reis, and
Cur in the most dhicu cases sacred
ly rnried aud treatment mnrke ed Will, skill and delcacy
Dr. Wills Great Preventive.
This soveogn 6encdg applicable to either sex VIII be sent
uly prepared by mail on iceep' oi 30 o oy 'e""s w"
distant nara"na cured at home by addressing DIR J. H.
MILLS HAIIIMunf, uetorA post fmo) me"'nos seh' u"
amy direction, by mail or express
June u dlY
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~ ENTIRELY SAc1sfAGJONN X
~ Iat as We Nrected aud predicted every gan "a
WN tenan whn purchased Of during th" Pas N l1<
Sfessa& "A Watch found II 10 he superi w.
tn. totr satiticton experience IN thc
p>sn \, eh warranted In saying. when We announced
t frt that " had the for the sale oi hosc
ntel. ia ynchhng that they were the host watches hoi
In this state further experience III their safe ana use
iu.tlhra us In repeating tini Tatamon
u this fact annh the mlha {" our Heh'N
aud the wearing community gonsfhN 80 that ihoS may
whore to huv II they wish 10 invest
r money watch that Is better than any thg oHe III 'ho
VIZ, OF "A " atrh. stldn the stateni virginia
that tho appointed agents Ion ihn
Dixon Watch ia this city, aud lhht lhrN hfo war
inuted two Ncars. e'iN ihih'"N ,''
Hop# copy l'"'"-
nEWElWN IN sGlpS.-uhc usndte-, ny fns-
ling nt the hutai stock Of 'eht tnmeo
r,ntpo and lumnu Mosaic. white and colorod Lava an,d
lnr Iowplry onotod Ia tins mathrt DO
slra mnny other articles oi Jewelrt onilr"N nov -.
j WILLIAMS n son
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IlaVT0N sAWNs.-I, ,O0O nnics Cotton Yarl
"a N ,.,,.sewp. taroccr nnA Com.ni~-ion

o-Nn ss.,naffly.n esrnCcr aud d'Olisi iN-lVII
.p NERrfIANT NAIY STRtET. LrSfl liHNmRl lust
returned Iran the Northern Ce haff now on a7I ANA re-
cry qv largest an most d'rahc stock e" Gro
,..,i trI before offered F me 10 NJ "" Gus
,'a.', e,,t in the Grocery nc feel no hesitation in
m ing that will sell goods cheap If mol 'h@a, tah any
article thai stit" give
r satisfaction or sale. uy nothing hut the very best
Nv motto is quick sale, aud small profits In every instance
All linda country produce taken in exchange Tor goods al cash
prices.
<1n8yTKY WADE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
This morning third supply OF virginia made Siiehdo"hS
- Plant ,tions aud Factories. Call and see them:
i9' i''"' l.. l.. ARMISTEAD,
under Telegraph Office
dec l3ts Rep. copy
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tu,O AuuppEWs OF TOUACCO WEST.
VIA BALTIMORE Mp-The undersigned, Forward
ng Merchants aud Agents the fennsy wanna Railrosd NJ
baltimore. respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF IoBACCO
no ALL roiNrS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been Tor
some years I'll. congnoes large part OF the Iobacco go
ng Neat through Baltimore they hater themselves that they
give satisfaction to shlppcrA
Freight low as by any other line
ongnments To or from the solicited and punctually
att,n,lnI Ia MAGRAW & KOONS
20 North street, baltimore.
Refer 10 Jacob Iioald Go, brandt r baltimore r. l.
dudley. W smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller q
tronsiaw, iynchhnrg, Gronshaw &Co, Richmond
,ll
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pt SAM cav, MM \ RfAp.
SAM AVtONkfT.
FuNlllS Company commenced operations 2
with aEuafantn,d tpal 900 which las
lated Ia slfaH= t' TIM e January lEaa all Invested
Stnek aud in Ngs aud Mortgages believed 10 be
douhtrolN Fu"d
W. know at nam'de al tNesung moucp more probably
The profits mutual TT the surci nud lNo averaged not
less than thirty rrr ,,ui annually the premium paid
40 dA
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nnA gsu.hcIs prime new Glover Seed, IN
sD(bD store for sale, which we VIII sell low lor
c. ,1so Timothy Orchard Grass, English Blue Grsss eV
er Green and Herds Grass Seed ,,n., g. o,uSnrRs
CTS lLsD- "
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nv,CE EVO,u.RNNDs 4 WIVES. Also.

"A those contemplating Marriage -Four cor steer p"'e ~
cts ; plain plates p cts, free OF postage A..
yn, the necessity OF Mar
pc instructions Couring, with Cure Tor Love enecs
cbacy Cohabaton Of Seriy explained increase
f v with many the freneh
al Loan Dubois Address. HENRY $. q. SMITH co
" ,,cn,s co.tsd 1910 Post Office, n. Y.
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FEE.R.a NA'tES aSs ma
w MtItkEI OPPOSITE MAHkif HOUSE, LiNclBuR6
VA prepared 10 furnish at the very shortest 40
licr Horses, Hacks BuFg ltle best in the eyo
Pan SONS Hack, drawn by hne Horses,
with the u polite fu drivers, be accommodated
b, IT., IN,
Gcuflnnu " -h4up take short afternoon drive with
adv in luz wa line Horse, osn be accommodated
anteIuoB hay Horses by sending them to my
Stable will hayr tu kept in hne order and always ready at
moment notice also responsible ff any dahate done
lhcla v. ia my stable viii be pleased the pubic WIZ
rive m call and satisfy themselves that my stable IS better
st,,. nd t'HnMy other III this city }. p" H;Lihbo,
lr.s l54iis 'f"Fre,r,
s<gyT1S SsRNS.-G, ,00O r;nics Cote" Yarns
q all numbers received per liea Cleveland Tor safe y
IyH 2}-ts Nohll AL'"NN''is-
-, as-fssaT.asz FywNsTEHE EtHNSf' ME.
rarfu for past iavors the subscribe wohd
lie ucaraliv. ard inform thom that b"
a- nov f hand u-Hg adding thereto" large as
,-fuef o Elegant Furniture maniae ured by SkiuI work
, rf of the yr4 material and finished IN the most de-
S4rl embraces eYrr5 article usuhly got
isu ma in the most eXt,uSiye manufactures
lie s5ct4a call those wishing :" pufsase ietNnz as
slrdha and VIII give satsaeton III l'tald 10 o"h
m .a,. and qualt, # work
Ilair and Shuck Mattresses always on hani ...,,,4
'''' ~ iDWAED ! FOLKES,
,,.r, and Mandatory ? doors below Liberty Ware
house '''i
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bore CO titnlrmcul us,l portion al bottle
4, Inrf Oh. which very kindly presented with,
tfh pleasure W ,5Yng that found II ch'ethd in ro'
vu eruption tc skin he Ind been ltactsrd
u fu ye3l. tY ysns, without receiving the
hast benefit asl r,fpmu ended I'LL hi'nl of mm", VIII"
.,r months had been annoyed lay similar eruption Of
and ne Informed short Since that nom the
.te ot bottl" he had been entirely cured
Ers ectfly, u. Nj LIZ Nltll
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Y SION MENIIIANTS, Mo- n FNuNT SIT tt, NOW fVrK
Fgy-I liberal advances consignment .
Nj lNNISC. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from MI
,.,'',Iii N, ,his hons, JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
81 "a ,iIr ROBsr NJ. ADAMS.
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a.rnAw mson,..-.aao ,ozen long .hnnaIea


VB receiving n cheap beyond all ques'
ton shall continue get and shonahr goods every
week from until Christmas and will sell them io cash
only at small profits JNo. d. Ihh'ia' ABt'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-10

iiarricd persons oung Men contemplating marra'
, of ysicai weakness, organic debility deio m
les Sc should Immediately consult Dr. Johnstonand be ie
stat, d to perfect health. - -
m MO lacts himself nndcr the of DR. Johnston may
nsly cuutdc his honor gentlemen and eonhdent