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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-17

kEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
ENHIS Institution will commence lis second ses
sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, in the second story
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trus tees Of this Seminary elected
from various rcli ious demon nations and repre-
desirs by the united and operative sorte OF the
friends u education TO establish gradually such
N Institution ~ our city requires.
The Principal Of the institution 10 Kew. G. A.
WILLIAMS, 10 whom, orto the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Oh pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition viii be 50 and IS in the
ordinary English studies, with . email additional
sum Tor incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
herman, &C., extra charges will b made.
Itis desirable that pefsops designinx TO become
pupils be present punctuxily on The Arst Of the
session. WM. THOMPSON,
President Of tbs Board of Trustees.
HxsRr SrRoSG, Eec.y,
Ksokuk, Nov. 8, 1850
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miscellaneous. Iscms.

Charles Thompson, the son Of Judge
Thompson, has been convicted of manslangh-
ter, at Terre Haute Ind, and sentenced to
the county jail for one year.
lit is estimated that not less than ffty
canal steamers will be ready to ply on the
Erie Canal by spring.
Southern papers announce that Col. S.
A. Lockridge, Of fllibuster notoriety, intends
going to Mexico, with arms and munitions,
to aid the Liberal party Of that country.
The Chester County (Pa.) Times says il
is reported that Thaddeus Stevens, after be.
ing assured Of his election to Congress from
the Lancaster district, in spite Of all the Of ;
forts Of tho President to secure his defeat.
went to the telegraph Office and dispatched
the following message: 10 His Ercellencv
James buchanan: IN Coxlsc.''
The Senate of Mississippi is considering
series of resolutions in support Of slavery,
the last and most important Of which is, that
as slavery is legally and morally right, the
law OF Congress making the slave trade pi-
racy should be repealed.
DIR. Mackay, in late letter in the Lon.
don illustrated News, joins in the eondemna-
ton and ridicule Of former English tourists
respecting the nbominabe practice of spit
ting, SD universal among the American peo-
pie. TN the whole, however, his criticisms
upon the social peculiarities OF the Yankees
are just and unexcertionable
The New York Herald very aealously
maintains that, $50 far as the results Of the
late election from having improved the chan.
ees Of either Seward or Douglas for the Pres
idency, that the great agitator and the slit
~. - Al 4. p ~ :
from the goal Of their ambition than ever
they were BEFORE
Not long since an album leaf, on which
Byron had written few lines OF poetry, was
sold at Venice, and Russian gave 81 900 70,
II. There were but four lines--four hundred
dollars line.
The New York Post publishes lis
comprising the names Of most Of the lectu
rers who are 10 the field this season, and d
the Sc individuals therein enumerated, 40
or more than one-hsf, belong in New Eng
land, and of these 81 hail from Massachn
sets.
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MEAT 6nzOP.
0psa Al nay ana Rvsry nay.
+ HRRRHY rc43s- III -
Y Bendally, that have opened ! keet ehon -
!osfth.st hstwesn Main ana Bloudees. e.
door shove Raplss's Grsssry. ="
4 YIN 3 opea svssy day (Esndays sxospt.d,
from Q :. =. % p. -. fssJ
Al kids II meat, fresh and saltsd. kspt am.
staatly % hand. a. CHApT.wHp W.
oe1oh1W
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To INC ksubliC.

deem i; but an act f Justice to Mr.. Geo. W.
Lemon 10 say that the above publication was made
without my due consideration, and l hereby re-
trAc. ihe same JOHN HAMILTON
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xxx Quincy fl0ur.
A LARGE supply of this well known brand Of
"A -Four always ON hand at
novlld CDLLIKkS 4 RoBEHTsON'S.
STAh and 1alItw CnAdles--5O boxes on land and
- for sale by CoLI.iLns koBER1SoN.
noylld
S0Ap rs toxes I'LL { Co q German Soap for
- sal by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
noyi Id
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SGNDHIEN.
NUTME6S, TAPIosA, MACE, GLOVES,
~ Pearl Sage, Hecker's Farina,
Cinnamon, Corn Starch,
Ailspice, Pearl Starch,
Black Pepper, Pearl Barley,
cayeun Pepper, Bakers Cocoa,
Ginger, Table Salt in boxes,
Mustard Soda and Salarstus,
Pepper sauce, Sweet Oil,
Tomato ketchup, sardines,
Lemon Etrac,. 0ystcrs,
NGtiiia Extract, Fresh Peaches,
Red Currant jelly, Fresh Strawberries,
Cranberry jelly. Ounce jolly,
Preston Merits Yeast Powder,
Durke's ieast Powder,
New England Yeast Cake.
Agent for pixies Worcester Sauce.
nay1 dom C0LIfERS A. ROBERTSON.
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rINiE best Sewing Machines in the world are now
i sold for FIFTY DOLLARS.
j. NJ. Singer 4 Co.'s superior family Sewing Ma
chine will be furnished ut the above price, adding
cost Of transportation from New York.
All manufacturing machines are greatly reduced
In price, that any one wishing ~ obtain a sew
ing machine can get Singers nj about the
same price Of the cheap humoug Affairs that are
flooding the country.
Ii 10 unnecessary TO state the superior quail
ties of this machine for every body knows that for
all kinds OF sewing, from the finest silk to the
coarsest leather, Singers surpasses all other
chimes.
Call 10, or send orders to
s. A. DUKE,
ociSd keokuk, lava.
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EMPOh IUM OF FAsHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
Nshmont.
T. B. o'BRIEN,

(sUccRssoR TO nKspKRsoS sArcHxLL,)
HAVING carried on the business with success
i 1 in New York City for many years, and havin
. thorough practical knowledge Of the business in
oil Its branches, as Cutter snds workman, ths pro-
prietor guarantee that his work viii rive entire
satisfaction.
Hc has just received new stock Of CLOTHS end
VkSTlN6S Of the latcst styles and finest qusltiee,
which he is prepared to make up At the lowest oash
prices.
CT NO FIT NO SALE. Ia
n~.
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The ocean.
A exceedingly interesting book, With SO illus
~ trations, BY =. ii. Geese, author OF ssAn In
production to Zoology" Tho Canadian Natural.
ist DC. For sais hy
Nv. wE5cOTT,
novl2d Successor TO Cave Barber
The BOoR of CHESS,
S0NTAIAlNd the rudimsnts Of the game, an
~ eliinentery anslysis Ut the most popular open
ings exempliiel in gAtlss Aci ualIy played by tbs
great masters. Also series OF Chess Tales, with
illustrations from original designs, by il. X. Ar
nell. 10. sals by II. w. WESC0TT,
nosi2d Successor TO Cave 4 Barber.
NEW Is 1oks rsselvea every day, and sold Ct
IN publishers prioss, by
NJ. W. WEScoTT.
I npvi3d Successor to Cave 4 Barber.
Titcomb's Letters 10 Young People,
/ GlAaLEo or Married, une of the most popular
| ~ books u tbs day, just received b.
M. W. WESCOTT,
| noylld Successor to Cave \ Barber,
No. ~ Main.st.
/ 1DIchLEs, IN Vinegar, by tho dozen, for sals b.
4 aus3iAw Nh. AUSTIN 4 co.
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COAA.
THE undersigned will cell superior article Of
! Coal, in large small quantities, for Cash, 81
low rates. Having made arraD gemsnts for large
trade during the Fall and Winter, will contract
10 deliver Coal through town, and Ut Wsrsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
WIN. l.. WOOD, Proprietor.
apply At my Office on Sd street, 1T the onise
Of Ssryksr 1 Wood, Keokuk.
Sept. 30 -d4m
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on the second Monday 10 January. It's SAID
that Buchanan Is preparing TO buy up sew
eral members of the Legislature, to prevent
Democrats are familiar with. Douglas ear.
ried the doubtful Districts at the polls by
purchased colonizationsis, and II, after ali,
Buchanan buys up the members, it will be
but an unrighteoue retribution Of retrihutive
justice.
ca Lovejoy, of the third Congressional
District Of Illinois, is elected by majority
OF seven thousand votes, being a gain Of a
thousand On his majority two years ago. All
honor 10 constituency who thus manifest
their appreciation Of enc of the noblest and
abest defenders OF freedom in the halls OF
Congress.
BgAr Ar Ills OsN GAMG.-~Larrabee, Anti
Buchanan L3cofoeo, vas elected 10 Congress
over Biliinghurst, Republican, on account of
bis strong opposition TO Lecompton and the
administration. lIcwept barrels of tears over
bleeding Kansas, while Blllinghurst was get
ting up 4 faint whimper.
BorSp - sTETnE ELafnasr.--T The citizens
Of Davenport gave majority u some 1000
votes, the other day, in favor Of another
county railroad subscription. The Daven-
port folks are determined to see the elephant
whatever the sight may cost, and, we think,
they will not BIO disappointed now Of full
view Of the animal in oil his enormous pro-
portions.
nEAp.--s. Il. julien, Of the firm Of Julien
Il Wilson, OF this place, died on Thursday
last.
Mr. .iriien wee orc ~ .he .acs. cc.c-r-..s.
inc citizens Of keosauqua, and was much
esteemed by all who knew him.
Ali will recoileet the activity Of Mr.. Julien
bus a shqrt time since, in tho work of reno.
waiting and Identifying the upper eemetry,--.
how energetlcally and perseveringiy he la
bored, day after day, IN getting assistance to
accomplish the object in view; and il he
tailed, faf want OF proper assistance, 70 COM
p!ete the work as he desired, visit to the
ground Will show the appearance TO be very
much improved. His work IL now done, and
nc - about the Erss one consigned to tina,
home Of the dead, where almost his last la.
Dor was performed.
Inc funeral took place yesterday afternoon
from has late residence. A large conoourse
u citizens were IN attendance, and followed
his remans to their las, resting place. lie
was both Mason aud an Odd Fellow, and
both orders were out in regalia. He wal
buried according to the usages of Masons.
lkeosauqua Republican.
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FOR THE VIRGt\IAN

.MSsrs. Editors:-It should be frankly ack-
nowle,,gcd and concrde |, that small Toys should
have their amusements and their play things :;
and when they desire it, mechanical tools should
he placed in their hands rs instruments Of amuse-
ment and in this way they acquire slight IN the
handling Of tools from which, in after life they
derive great advantage.
Many grown up man now deeply regrets the
awAwardncss with which he handles all mechani-
cal t,ols and, in many instances, he can truly
lay this misfortune to the door Of his parents or
g.arlian who were 100 careful with their tools lest
he should damage them, or too tender OF him lest
he should get hurt in the use of them; and, by
those means, he has been deprived of learning
whilst Young what would. in after life, have been
Of great advantage to him.
Bur the play things that have been lately intro
iuccd among boys, consisting Of Bows and Arrows,
and those arrows fixed with sharp aud keen
pointed tcrues IN the hands Of strong and dex-
trous l,o,s are "a dangerous weapons as can be
placed in their hands aud, within the last few
days, permanent and lasting injury has harely
escaped from theiru-e.
IL therefore becomes those who have the care OF
small buys t, that they do not play with those
deadly Instruments before they should at some
thuughless moment, do deed that will make
them and the little boy deeply regret it the
remainder Of their lives; and it is to he hoped
that word in season will not be permitted to
lass ly unhccded. CAUTION.
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PR1zrs.-The tournament association have de-
tcrmined to offer three prizes for the best riding
at the tournament--to consist of fine pair stir
rup irons pair of spurs and II bridle bit-to cost
eighty dollars. These prizes together with the
privilege of browning the Queen Of love and beau
tv, will doubtless stimulate the knights wonder
fully in their feats of horsemanship.
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1hPpkEANE.--A remedy hn AT In st be u iii =
coNer" winch is Tor liandruh and othr d
sas IT til" Hair III !uiowIng ting
j. gcurma- ~r know this
at.siy that KOS Eks EsSLNtEoF Nay itAVhs"
susi What II irc"nis To hCa remedy uneuualrl iur III
ui the Hair. Every certificate give v
know Il and mott reliable sources:
PErERsBuWd Aug lsh, lej1.
Cot T. II. RossE,-Dear Sr have Used yonr Essence
OF Bay Leaves for the removal OF dandruH
thnn tLrre BOTTLES tfrctnp and
in consideration of which uIhcstatingiy recommend
in ihc highest terms. tIIAS. W. ARNOLD.
This valuable article is for >sl" wholesale retail
by Messrs W. a. SIkO llEIi ~ CO. and JOllN n. STAY
Drug slsts oi this city sept dtd4cts
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MESs' PRAYER MEETISG.--There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, at o'clock.
The ladies are invited to attend.
a.
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SorrmsIDE RAILROAD ArPoINrMENTs.--The
Board ii Public Work. have made the following
appointments for the current year:
State Prory-Thomas Wallace, Of Petersburg
Henry d. Flood, Of LYnchburg; and Beverly
Scott, Of Farmville.
Directo,s-Thomas Branch of Petersburg; X.
j. Davis, of Lynchburg; and VIM. q. Birchett,
OF Prince George.
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE Il. R.-Trories.--W
A. Read, of Lynchburg: q. {. Kent, of Wythc
and rhos. l.. Preston. Of Smyth.
Directors.-Sam'l Garland, Jr., of Lvnchhurg;
Jas. +. johnson, of Bedford; and Vim. Ballard
Preston, of Montgomery.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

s'su.sry M-reha.s..-H O. ". Lr Me.e,.-
III. best a. ~ most sa.cside saais , IN aons s.. cy
only resgc han profits outay- hu confer
has spePcs well enfrehled aud dehita
nsdns and the merchant thar offer them sure aud
speedy relief should fall In doing the duty
alleviate hc Affections Suund him. aud
ir to know tina, remedy those distressing
failing renedhas At length been discovered and that
cured by 1t tbs ur'iaiue is other than BAkERS
mfTERs purely W, ah' compound ,rerartdnfon ri
I'd very raaahe thar child will take H. Weha,rsccn
ague mud tholc. darrhw stomach s
appetite hlousuess ,nd ind ion aud have
k"wn II t" fail III eHfeihg permanent eur" IN sh" time
the, constantly performing wonderful
bu, IN rer rxrai their usefulness desire I" them
exclusively nrodncrn al country that body
may MO, their healing qualities The Proprietor i pr'rsrci
M thus medicine rehsnIs such moderate i''hs that
th ii.k nothing In asing fr retail and
We know that wef"Nel is onee iniodueed rs r'pnla!
will increase and rs usefulness become general. Those III
TINS are eniir'y trr from all poisonous numerals aud are put
with such that they viii Ike well in climate
hen. lit to delicate enses and weak, Infants than
any ltng that can BE- gwen them Every family sh"oi Try
few bottles in orcr understand aud appreciate then
turs.
10 T." Lad mh"car AID retail Of all the principal dnTsis
in III" CT, Of E'h"ond and els where in Virginia a,'" Of
hr 4 Go, Baitnorc Md u. Il Miller, Co,nsou Ky, aud
orlcs ibid by addressing T. BAKER Proprietor.
srit Ots Rhhmond. Va.
Wild Cherry Bnisnm.-Thr following il wor-
thy attention Of All who inter- sed for themselves or
friends:
ITaFAYfrTr Ind JulN 81, lesl
Oar SIR II was attacked about Ave months with go
cold hch settled lungs and Il ,ctls hr m't
respectable in this cl,1 said that had inflammation
If the iur aud AFTER xhauSiins III, r skill without
rcii pronounce, incutablc commenced
king Ir Uishrs Hdi>s Und fa,ry about six
and itvsI alk all the hou,c and
nov well uiau. Yours respectfully,
GEORGE HOOVER.
Ahovc hand Nnu plain sta,cmcn, from Gr" Hoover ot
this ci;, ho i VIII known having lived here
years The doctors attended HIM three months and
Inn die bat Mi,tai'> ialsam cured him
u Il W WIISTAtk Druggist,
LAFAYETTE Iud.
None nuiuo unless ierci III IT'S the wrappor
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FRANCIS B DEANE, JI., & SON,


ITNtHB 'i.,. hlhNlH.A
~ ACTtNR-p M
CHILLED EA1Es,S.sD GAR WHEELS
VNIEY prepared to promptly orders 10
l. for their WHEELS, matt cIcasirdy ~ TIE best pir
4inia told blast Charcoal Pr.
MEIER to
JOHN II. MCDANIEL. Esq, President Virginia and Ten
Ram DAD Co
EDWARD II. GILL Esq, Superintendent Peter burg and
Richmond Rair AL Co.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central RalroaI Co.
Mr.. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Maclinlst Virginia and
Tennessee Rairoa,i Co.
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE Master Maclinisi vi gina Central
Railroad Go.
JOSEPH X ANDERSON. Esq. Richmond, Va.
Mpssrs. MORRiSS TANNER a co. do
FRANCIS MALLORY Esq, President N,rfolk and Pc
terrburg Railroad Co
WILLIAM MALONE Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Go.
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
n. WYATT L. CO, Charleston s. 4.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile, Ala
WILLIAM q. SWAN. Esq, Knoxville Tenn
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON Pensacola, Florida.
The business at the LANGHORNE FOUNDRY, will here.
conducted by the subscribers under the firm of f. b.
DEASE JR e. SoN. /. u. DEANE, JR.,
sp l5c2tawu r. bkoWkE DEAHE.
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CANAL TR,DE-Thc cearauccs ut the Lynch
bur. Toll Office of the James River y kanam la
Canal during the fiscal year, commencing tst
October, 1851, and ending Both September, lS3S,
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h'ur vii l." ind IA another conmu has dic'Nri'h are
intiy Tor the aud la II whah ab and
cheap wig,
la" I"r" can hc 10 doubt whscN"r 81 its fncy w have
tinioni ais almost without number, and tiom
tr"u intelligence la h standing and moral w,r II
IN'>" WI" GIN boa hai lot their
own id' ahi arl at trn Nras Younger than thy dad IN
m"nths sgh, A. i m"st hairs aud bad had'
both premature unnatural It duy remedy III, ty
the n.tura aud riiuuhcd which Prot Wool ss
vented and nsw KINDLY offers 10 the a ted Head lis al,
tsrhrn Try h. wlrtnl remedy and give tt ii"t "
acknowledgment mir
Sold by all rcsr"ciahc Druggis's 'scltti Nv
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IT, WANfTEDA "A

IMMEDIATELY AT THIS OFFICE, SEVERAL BOYS
If character and principles DESTROYS Of learning the
Pinng business None hecd apply who not willing with
good honorably their that their
lover will receive IN the latter their service
iiic,s made whilst instructing them
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

rns,aur TRADE The receibts of freight Mt the
Den,t # the Va. 4 lem. Rail Road Yesterday,
wee IA cllnws: % loaded cars OF produce trom
the Wet consisting If 1890 bushels ut wheat;
% 900 ms # T.lacc, al barrels OF Flour: H.
~, n: MisceIane us 10 Loaded cars were seht
" est the Same day.
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"A Lh EXTENDED to the citizens of Lynchhurg and all
the remote counties who may be called the
business pleasure cell ut the Clothing Bazaar Of III
RDUGiIS SHAFER Co and examine the desirable stock
o Ready made Clothing exhibition As self praise Is
regarded poor recommendation aud If II 9th
rendered by the unqualified common
da"n Of ugon' who have tested the clothing manufactured
sold during the would he superiu
limits mt thing OF the
quality style, and cheapncss of goods especially we
cheertuy concede the right of purchasers
their and be their own Judges Of the
quaty fairness Il the prices of the good we sell
stock In part the following articles Extra
Fipe French Cloth Dress and Frock c. alta Medium do" Low
rca Cloth Dress and Frock Goats French, Har
Oaks and other fvortc CASHMERE Business Suits super
Block Cashmere Pants G"nadlne Mataasse Cashmere Vel
Vests Orr Goats of every suitable material
and in every desirable style. Cloak. az.
FURNISHING. DEPARTMENT-1nt the fur
hing linz stock is also complete, comprising In rar
Frrr, Irke SHIRTS Coll rs, Cravas in great variety Sears
Mncrs Cashmere Merno Shaker and Silk under SHIRTS
Gnvrs Snspenders. Pocket lidkts ee
giant Robes DE Chambre, Travelling Shaws aud ankcs
Umbrellas &c. ~ KRtUGHS. SHAFER g. co,
Clothing Bazaar, Main St, above Bridge.
I.ynchhur Va.
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tS From thu Clcryy.-Rcv'd. >. d. sicnrn-
wIi- c"nsdc tn" best remedy knew fof 10y spcp
ihrIatc Key ,r Grange repeatedly expressed his lief
that h" owed his life Timely "f Perry l,sv-s
kilcr DnrinE IA = the VI soIs urmai he
had attack OF TIA" immediately
heytd by its
Rev A. Webster Editor If the Christian Era writes 81
have used your lam Killer for many wears in my family
with much substitution"
Rev, IN Hips, ,imrrly Of the Oriss Mission India writes
"Mv wifi using celebrated Pain Killer u rheumatic
sfc'n iron, hch she has suffered for years,
ter ri' than Other Of the various Icned she has
am using it Tor dyspepsia and kinney complaints il" good
success" sold by nlcl Inc dealers
Soli by JOHN II. SIAl. Lynclbury. lscpt1I2w
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n. GCG(ENHEINIER.

XNTOJ LID respectfully call the his friends
w the public to his large and ell selected II Dry
Goods, Boots Shoes At Particular a.Iton has been
to Ladies Dress Goods of description style and quality
Ladies in want Of Silks be supplied with black coiocd
from u cents to 80 40 yardh stock Of ncrinae Nous
ns Alpaccas &c unsurpassed to price and quali
The largest stock of t,aks, Shawls fne
brought to this MAJ kct be found herewith choice
selection Of Shoes-whrh examination viii be found
cheap. Also superior lot Cloak Cassimercs Srwith
good stock of heavy Wo"cns tar farm hands Blankets &c
Buyers are invited To give my stock examination
t Country Merchants W i'll do well to give call before
gong North, n. GUGGENIIEIMER.
Oct4ts Rep copy
SINGaNls CLAAS.-PersOns DESIRING to enter
- Mr. Camps Singing Glass will please for prcnna
Monday night October 4th in the Lecture
Room of ST Tauls (Episropa) Church.
Iw A class will also be formed for children.
TERM:,S0 for course of 70 Chldrens Glass
$3.50 This Glass will take place O'Clock of Wednesday
foctt
g MAl.L NATJERs.-Weh nve just received
~ lot of Port Mnaie@ for Ladies' Shawl Pins and Pearl
Studs for Gentlemen and something the of SILK
WATCH GUARDS, all Of which shonld be pleased to
show and sell SILNERTNORN & Cliff.
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Il HAVE Just RECEI I'd. from the manufacturers,
i large assortment Of RUILDING MATERIALS, such n
Cottage, Rural Upright, Western i "prs Morre, ltaiet
New Haven Eagle villa Store D"or Front DoCr with Nigh
Wrk and Dead Locks with Plated Pearl White Pearl w hit
Rose Pearl White aud JRpanncd Mineral Glass siive
Gifted Knobs Also aud Lonsr Joint Butts
every size, for doors shutters Blind Fastnpg Bolts
Nails. dc FRENCH GLASS "f hnc quality and in good or
der ON the smaller to the laig"s sizes
Mechanics and others III find thrs" goods worthy their at
tcnon, as the stock In large and will b. sold low,
~ +. NJ. SiMPSOf
% Simpson a Bro.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

HOLLOWAY - Osatssi~nt Is 70 &c bn tn for
broaS legs hnd old that Ia, ,ri
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thra- attest almost miraculous dpings in ihr hospital,
both al the Old and tie world Sold at The
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

HVAsH VOR WOOL.-n will pay IT, he4ne,e
mafkst price, In cash, for TO- 900 pounds of
Id delivered ~ the ssh esYssnber A. HUV~
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