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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

~uEaT REOsCTlUN of snAsl.Es On
N TIL. CANAL. EIIItiiiE II RATE ot FREIGHT
ON GENERAL MfRt uANbist ONLY ntIS fiR 100
I.i,S-ON GR0CERIES CROthERi, RtEEHSUARE,
AZ ON Y25 f'TS PER 100 LBS. which uciudc- all
from wb,v.- Richmond TO Lynchburg Guano
y o. 81 per tou OF 2tob lbs
Thankful hbr Al heretofore received
will H. th' ad rti the tana,
put Goods through the shave So send
goods thr more get q, kcr and rhrn"rI forward them
A y LEE, ON the Dock.
auvI6s Richmond Va
xyuCTORsOl.: ::-Thr-hing
Machines patterns proving themselves
victorious 4, will Ice from tlIr e. fllowng
WIlIr1EMDKE n JDSIIN.
This 10 to certify tba, have of wHIIrtMout Jos
I>'s TUPESIISt; MACHINES, aud can recommend tlcn
to he machines operation and also recommend
th.m t. any want al Machine. have Il, en- In
the business several Yeas and they far exceed
any M a, hiur that had have been the res
pg busineS S'Mt III. - IA ibhSoN
August sd lrt- aug ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

EHPREss All aHlNsalEs.-s0.0U ,ypress Shingles
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale BY
ANDERSON, LANFORD 4 Co, on Canal
mar 26 uesr Laaghornes II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

4 MorHFR THROWS HER FOUR CHILDREN INTO
WELL, Ash rnrN JUMPS AFTER TnEa.-lt hns al.
ready been announced hy telegraph that Mrs.
Chr.-iana Srhilling, Of Grove City. village in
jackson township, about nine miles from Colum-
bus committed snrile ON Wednesday morning
last after killing her four children hy throwing
them into well The following details We gather
from the Columbus Statesman. On tue night pre-
yions to The commission Of the crime, the husband
Of Mrs Schlling went toa wedding party, from
which he did not return until after day gh. lray-
ing at home his wife, II healthy aal good looking
woman Of 36, and four children, Valentine. II boy
Of ten years Of age and three daughters, Christi
ana, Caroline and Augusta; aged, respectively, II,
; and 3 years. At 10 o'clock in the evening,
passer by heard the mother aud children singing
II hymn, after which nothing is known until an
early hour in the morning when II ncighbor hay-
ing OCCASION to use the well, the five corpses
floating upon the water. No marks Of violence
were to bc seen, except slight scar on the fore
head Of the boy. An inquest WAS Immediately
held, but no evidence was alduced to show that
any one but the mother could have committed the
! deed The only assgnablc cause for the commits
sion of the crime is insanity, it being stated that
about year ago she made attempt to commit
| suicide during fit of Madness with which she
was then attacked. Those best acquainted with
her. say that she was eccentric and superstitious.
and often declared that sho was bewitched whio
her husbands conduct such as to give good
grounds for Jealousy aud discomfort.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

nGsSOIUTION OF PAKTNERslI1P.-Th
IL heretofore cxsng between the undersigned under
of SHEARER co is dissolved by mutua
The business has been sold j. C. Shearcrboth the
goods and all due He is alone authorized wind
up business and pay the debts due 10y the old
VIM SIiEARER,
July 81, 1853 HENRY B. SlIEAkER
FHNnE UNDERSlGNED ID will arry the bus
old invites all the tho
old him call whom he will sell low for cash
J &. SIIEAREK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

The LOST BALLooNIsr.-Th Detroit Tribune Of
September 22d, says:-All hope fever finding
poor Thurston alive is blottedout, and we can only
bcmoan him AZ lost. Mr.. Bannister, his compan-
ion, returns to bring only the worst tidings The
balloon he identified and sent the silk Of it to this
city. lie himself remained to search for his friend
To-day he comes back despairingly. lie states
that the balloon valve on which Thurston sat Is
torn ont from the silk of the balloon three quarters
Of the way around indicating that tho weight of
the unfortunate man was too greatfor the strength
of the sides, and that the silk gave way when he
must have dropped off.
His only chance would be tocling to the smooth
material and he could not have sustained himself
in that manner. When this occurred we can only
conjecture. but it must have been within an hour
after he started Tho balloon was seen for nearly
two hours with glass, but it must be remember
ed that this great body, full sixty feet high was
only tho size Of mans hand, when thus visible
and it would be impossible to the ill-fated man
if he had dropped of. MIR. Bannister feels quite
positive that he must have fallen before reaching
Canada at all.
Six gentlemen came up from Adrian to-day to
60 down to search for the body of Thurston, but
at 3 p. NJ, they were not decided what course to
pursue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

B. There many ignorant and worthless Quacks
.isne Physicians, and copying DIR JOHN
advertisements Shoe MndTs Boot BaShks, Lamp Trim
. &C. Paltrp Contrnpb whose lives instead
Noble Science OF Medicine have been spent In The
H"n, Capacity styiing themselves Regularly Eda
imposing the mex pereDced and unsus
.ig ring with and running the health of all unfortunate
" aiing that DR. Johnston deems II necessary
ay oecially those with his reputation
t,a credentials diplomas always hang In his office
Iis REMEDIE and treatment are entirely unknown TO
Prepared life spent in the great hospitals
urol and 'erst in this country and more extensive
-, ,ct, than any other ph hvsican In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
o,i ~ dhc6
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BALTIMORE


by avoiding and risse and all damage Tobacco
~ 10 somui. sion, chars ed at baltimore r,sburs
MAGRAw 4 kooNS.
80 North street Dalimnre,
REFER to Jcsse Hare Co. u. Miller, j l. t!.ytor.
Lyn,hhrs Jacob iicad Co, jacob andt Jr BALTIMORE
feb l3tlian
THOS. T.. GRIMALDI.
FAsMiONABLE
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER.
Mmiw street.
(lpposii, the tiii,.hs Sdrin1s BaHk)
k EEPs constantly on la d. aud manufactures to
MLN's wEAK which he viii waran, equal !" ANY
manufactured IN th' country aud prize" a. low n"ot
lomrr, than any other establishment in iynchhnrs
He respectfully solrs "f the public favor and at
The hs thanks for the liberal here
toorr bestowed Je2'n
pa- IN WANT or MONEY. .ua
TuNE time for sr,,lng Ing come respectfully
request ho-, Indebted /" US to come -.i,ie
their and THOSE having claims against US vi" rl asr
pret.n, taym,t wish pay and have all ani
the rxra every >iN months isi January and
In, July, ss~c w.h do strch six months business
request exceedingly luz, fr Them
,y aot. J. MATTHIAS 4 co.
lN ~ OIL CLOTH AND WINDOW
u SHADES "A second spring supply ri these Goods q.
f%i' i"i Come and =, ,h"m siMfs0N
4 SECOND -lrrLY or NEW GOOD>.-.
summer @ Good. ".,"'''" ' S",s GTaGrSiiEIMFk
j Just opened
Prs KID Slippers. with heels Vsi 80 worth 10
~ Black Cater Boots, nj ~ %
I'M nj
Call soon for bargains JOHN AB"AiAMS.
augi7-ts
lNOAG! COAE!.- We prepared 10 dii
for best Red Ash trarite Mountain aud Clover
Hill Coal, lowest market pics Ter August delivery.
a. Orders left at the St"c oi Mess Valentine n Hen
ng, Main street, Ill rec civ" tr"mVt atcnii'n
aug2ts ANDERSON IANFuRD n co
XN-nITE ZINC AND IsNSEED OIL.
w 100 Gallons Pure i.ius. I'd ol,
$500 bs. White Zane IN III,
Spirits Tui pcnne Paint Brushes, Narnish Window Gs' all
sizes, Tor sale cheap for cash by
ang:utsi j u THOMPSON co. Dr grists
EWGAI.IsOEs, lALIdOEe.-Ja.t eprW-
~ ed 80 pieces stvrs nf Prints suitable Tor this and
the nrproa hing n, to hr seid Vary rlcap
aug q IbliS ABRAlIANS
- EGEIvING, ANDON saAND, as bbis. ~"
IL ARTS Sugar, Ii bbls Suarts Giou. Garitsi and
Crushed Sugar
~ boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbs y %. Moasscs
10 hhds 4. X do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 Laguira do.
10 Prime old Java do.
50 boxes Aialnantine and Sper Candies,
Large lot Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed CAN
selling cheap.
feb 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

UNRENCH DRR~S GOODS, FROM NEW
4 YORK AUCTIONS -507 Rich, all wool Deanes some
thing entirely new which will be sold ~ cent less than the
cost of lin nportation. Call soon for bargains
septllts 1ohN ApnAhAS"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28
INSTRUCTION In MUSIC.

~ PR EsSOR J. SCHENUIT
tho pleasure the citiaeus ot Lynchbure
and vrty that he 10 prepared give lnsssursiea a nus
the PIANO VIOLIN any other musical nstrumsns row used
For terms, apply at Mr.. u. W Trotts Store.
m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

- q " n R X RO siUANO, FROM AOMBRRBO
- ISLAND, WEST INDIES The richest formation Of
Of fine the world containing 90
Of Lime being 80 per rent richer In
ot than Bone Dust For sale by the subsc
Der much lower prices GuAn0 and from
tnouias received superior to II In terzng qualities Foi
further particulars apply to W. T. ANDEkSoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28
sKY-L1oHT P1CTURHs

% CENTS.
lAN ACCOUNT of the great dcmand for CHEAP PCrUHE.
tho subscbers have reduced the price Of thetr eleGau
SKY LIGHT AMBHOTYPES and MElAlNOTYPES 10 J.
and ~ sd Censs, tnciudsax Assdssns CASE.
A hnr Of beau,ii Fancy Cssra breastPns
Iockets &r, Always hand Now ID the tusi Coss ons
come all 81 Is
tV- Operating hours nom7 A NJ tlll7P NJ
N y. TANNER 90 Main ~,
IyIan doors from Hrtd9r a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15
THE
LIVER Y IN ORATOR!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Entirely from GUMS.

PREPARED BY DR. SANFORDYi
Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF BEST PURGATIYE. AND LIVER NE:
p1c1NEs now before the public that sets as qdric,
known not onlyS GltSartie but
taaSS b68 e IN aeef ths s
compshing two purposes eectually without any of
arics It strengtbens the system al the same time that
strengthen and build It up with unusual rapldity.
The LIVER is OF the principal. regulators Of the
human body and when 1t performs its functions well,
almost entirely dependent On the healthy action
tDe for the proper performs ancc the
system sufEersin eGnsedue .Sf one
eaS M RsS
amy dF%
has bpt to try q bottle, is certain:
SsS Rs as 5as
sgs Ses asssss
s5IJS1s 1T;TS9kS cured, AND, WHAT IS
eating the stomach
and prevent the food from rising and souring
o5y one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
gently and G cures Go me bowels
2s aoss taken take SttsT Ter meal e6ss
Sfdk HEaD1e q so VIM aEay'res's
one bottle taken for fe! removes the
FslsYes 9 81 shIle
sot a Il 4
Only one bottle is0needed TO throw ont of the
one sas taken
1oHness, or unnataral color from skin. -
appetite and ACES
It's worst oss sf5S and
one tES dGsss SSss
IN no or speeder fenaedyih
Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15
THE TN ID /, i b n CE Z.
TRK MTLLLNERg BLLL.

e : =
The wax lights tllnmined fifth avenue hail.
Aud The c4inoline WRirled in the may ban. 3.l.
Aud the persons Of hionlw ere blythe and gay,
Dancing the hours Of rest away.
The husband beheld with boobyish pride
The beautiful dress of his stylish brides 3 +
While she, in her. fine clothes, seemed to be q
The queen of that splendid company, ssss 2 10.
tav asf Oh, the nilliners bill
.'I'm weary of satin,,' 8 soon she cried, e e =.
"I'lI have blue velvet more full and wide; y Z,
And none of my bonnets suit.my face ~, +.
] shall order another of sweet point lace, fa94-
With emerald flowers; and then, dear man,
You'll let me indulge in a tarlctan;; ~ 6
And old Bubblescrie as his wife he eyed,
1.-THE dearest Of women is my, dear bride. "
Oh, the milliner's bill
French cambria that morning green silk the
next day, Pr
And white MORE antique ere the week passed
The richest and newest Of st1ffs to be got.
The blockhead's wife bought, and he gE1dged
them not. & !,s5ls4ss .5Ii5sl551 3. ~ - D s4
Two years few by, and the bills at last = 5a+
Had arrived at figure extremely vast
And when Bubbles beheld the sum, he cried,
Gilman old fool, done by spehdthrift bride
4tsesa Oh, the milliners bill
At length broke bank, that had long kept hid
The lodges by which it the public did,
And q document long was discovered there,
The milliner's bill of that lady fair. ~
Oh! very much cash, it was confessed, 5l9i .5s5
Had been lent to her lord from the banking
Chest SIG . s.s55 5l4 = 54sl..s-.
And when the crash come, vain humbug's doom,
The brides display proved his fortunes tomb.
Oil the milliner'S bill! 5t4t
J. g1 u
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This passes through N. Lexington Or
clevine washing Vnin gton and MafrOWthe richest
and most beautifnlpart Of Ohio. sllili5i aGf S6I9f
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~ spaFte6iSl and ask for Tickets the d! W =,
Short Line Rail Road 81 biip9 te
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At 1215NI Il:46 PM, nd points al ai,ve
arrival Central Ohio Trains Wheeling and De
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Ror THROUGH Tickets and other information enquire
ono TiSkst oAfs
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3. GEsT, PEss'sYg w.sW:EBAY4RY1 Actssugt5L5J
i,oa cincinnati, ~ s,. GAINESVILLE, o..
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Take the Central Ohio Road to +
GAINESVILLE 81, - = ~ (
And there oH1HGR CARS and take those 81 t6e a w
Il E ~ X y u a Short Line. = n n * y y
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gPanos Meodeous, and every kind Of musical instru
ments tuned and repaired. Tf3lss . u .
~ AllgoOds warranted at this establishment. nov6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15

pURE OLD PINET-Oastilion & Co.'S Brandy in store
and for saes This is sTRIcr1r REL1ApLR ARTICLE for
Tnedtct1Gk pNEP0See or otter10tSe, RI
=. - = -W.A.EDWARDS5kB BRO, ~
sepl Opposite Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15

s5a SHEET MUSIC. 81
Thelargest stock sheet music, musical &c. &c.
in the Western country.i;Dl ,t Ell5 -. =
g Music sent to any address, postage free.-as
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Inconnectlon with the above keep every kind of nu.
Sicalinstruments and musical merchandise generally.
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Great Northern and 3Southernsnd Mail Route -
R0RlN0RTHERN3 SOUTHERN AND WESTERN .45ar
Il .tsatsls III TRAVELLERS be5f
NSyAce DAILY, between Rich.
Inond and Washington CITY Via GoFdonsyille and Alex.
Hours of departure at Rich =4l s7oz
mond .6:45A "A. N. and 7:s0 PM
Returning lesVeWashington. ..6 A. N. and P. NJ.
: Arrive at Rchn :.1:sO gand4 IAN
Baggage given troSIsh heteeD Pitch.
n1ond aud Washington. 34fts577 n
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL
and being In excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NOkTAkRN NDls0IrHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee OF always securing shown
yas daily at Rtehmond city in ADVANCE Of
the Steamboat line. T ! -
FARE Rtgl4oSp
An 0fhhibus will be found ready to take ii4g6
and their baggage APPAREL between
take their meals whether going North South.
Through Tickets can be obained between Danye and
Washington at the Terminus of Road now nearly com.
etsS to Daaye An Agent Of ths Company vim receive
tend 70 Their Bal
-i THE mail line
sbs
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z9S'sl
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VARIETY Of Fine Feather Busters may he seen at "a
"A Monroe St. Gsepl1l -----'-- PAYNE 4 Co.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15

ENTs'l CLOTH Gaps, of every variety Of shape and
" color. tsepo6l s. HARPER SONS.
HILDRENs Fancy Hats and Caps o. latest STYLES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15

4RRUHT JARS.
WE have onhapd anew kind ofJars of glass; with most
rlor to any tin can now muse. -
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CAsSIMERE HATs.-Ala assortment on hand. p
". .8ep30 U.-- = - 8. HARPER 3 BRO !.
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MARsEnLE Collars aud Sleeves, and Collars IN sets
AE white and Figured very cheap and very pretty:
seP4 PAYNEI& CO., "a Monroe st.
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ITRANsPO RTA EIfIO

|ia577'
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HEMPFIELD RAII,ROAD.

IL reights Intended for shpmenton the road must be
"A delivered between the hours OF q and p m as
none will be received after that hour. z. SWEENEY,
SsPlO IN General Manager
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15

WE would call special attention to our stock Of Youths
wv and Boys Cloth OapS, were made at the best
Cap Factory in Philadelphia, the east
ern patterna.-lit slsep25l y. SHARPER & BRO
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sRAILROAI

Virginia Central Railroad. q. =;
ORANGfEi.sA EID. All IX.A NIORI.A,n,
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NO, lI5a Main Street.

z -. - - NO. 9lI5a Main Street.3Ri
"A GENTfor HALLEF, DAVIS & CO.'S Ply
fAzANOS. The above pianos fitted up with all the
improvements in beautiful Rosewood cases. assor
ful Louis XIV style. = & VI E3aE = -
Also, agentroriPrince's M IOdeous, Cnrhnrt,a
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s. ID. HARPER q SONS

=, d. aAdFEih g SUMS, 80
VTH0IESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS IN
w GAYS, have on hand and are receiving gen. ~
eTa assortment of Silk Beaver Russian hats also SOFT
hats of erycolOr1 shape and quality.
They have received the latest Fail
aud 70 furnish gentlemen With hats OF
every description aud quality.
They also keep hand plain fancy
BuFPlush end Cloth Caps boys, which
theYner their the most terms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15

ON HAND-Alarge.and sup ssortment Of nure Old
" Brandes, Wines, Gins Whiskies for medcina Al
purposes. CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
oug4 No.2n, Centre Wheeling
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+ r q. S.H. "a r RI.V "a 4. 2
JUST FROM tn e HIANUFACTURERS
IT AM Just opening large and beautiful stock Of fine
Jewelty EWatchesj which IhaVe purchased at Re1
Quarters and at unusual low prices. Ifeel confident that
can now satisfy my epd increasingly
Wholesale and retail cust6merS having spent some
weeks the eastern markets laying stock
feel satisfied as regards Atty and PRICE
Ny stock cannot be surpassed In the West. - "
IhaVelargey increased my in the Wholesale De.
partment which enables oeFto Watchmakers Mer-
complete assortment. att#5 {i q
Please call at so, Main Street, and examine the
most. complete md beautiful stock ever brought to
Wheeling. 80 - So
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It0eESs miles t7sis Route t1sds7s Oia.
"a G9lligpl6ss to 0iiacianqti. fsi,i
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PRICE OF BOOKS BY IAIL-POsTAGE Paid HER
Hymn-BooE, sheep, per dozen. q 90
g arabesque, per dozen. ......... 4. no
g roam, gllt edges, per dozen. ........ z 30
s Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per do5 10 90
Christian Baptist, per dozen ......... .......10
Christian System, per dozen. .................10
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mond. .6:45 A. M and $50 p
Retufning 1eayeNW ashington... A. N. and p NJ
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the Wholesale and Retail departmsntS enables me to
Watchmakers, Merchants, sPedlars,
and the public generally. very compets assortment at
the lowest prices. t35s- f{}5ftis = n
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
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LPBNNsYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-

Fer Tickets apply to J.sTEWART, Agent, las's
u lsg:e yt AT the p R!R. Passengers Station, dsi.
tanl on Liberty and Grant sts., Plttsbureh. .
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FORN0RTHERNi SOUTHERN AND WESTERN. 81 as
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"a New Light


VIE Drnmmond Light produced from Improved sYLVIC
Il OIL has no equal, and after personal and salts
factory trial. tito to the public OnEAr,
and best portable use. Itssate because
teetrom all explosive properties It cheap
cost hafa cent It is the best because
the smaliestlamp will burn brilliant with steady flame for
twelve hours rehing give sufficient
light ROOM and having
ittop0blIcfaVor.t f1ilSFsT51 7l5.i2
FOr sale Wholesale and Retail at the House Furnishing
6tors Pr a.is95if u. x. DUNBAR 4 co..
Jan .IlS. Main NYhRnllr, Va
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Stu 4 ATEIO e GUAR e AlNTEED!
;,eis,.st = Er0ITI0TI ,E'F3E aIE9S.l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16

GREAT LUCK $50, 900 PRIzE SOLD IN SAvAs
sAH.-lt appears there are other lotteries be
sides matrimony, which prove essentially &c
a lucky Spectator therein, a matter o money
Witness the above fact wherein the agent at
Savannah, of s. Swan d Cos renowned Geor-
gia Lotteries, drawn at Augusta. disposed OF
the tickets which drew $4,000; namely: Nos.
6-l9-28 Of the combination scheme.
The extensive patronage received by Swans
Lottery all over the United States, consti.
tutes one of the proofs that there must be
something beyond excitement in such in favor
of the world at large who purchase tickets.
We have often been astonished at suddenly
seeing persons spreading themselves as well
off in the world We wondered how came
suoh go, as we could not see any available
means in the ordinary way. On enquiry,
some person who knows at all times all things
about every one, whispers Lottery Ticket"
and the whole mystery is solved. The man
that cannot make money any other way Sc.
cures at times a fortune by lucky ticket.
We have just received visit from 5. Swan
a Cos Cashier, who visits this city with the
cash, TO pay off the above prize.
We shall certainly be on the qui vipe to
notice how the lucky winner bears his or her
sudden fortune.-SdVdaadh Georgian April