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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
TRAVELLERS DLREcTORY, &C.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
G0NAaR 3

~
gn,ME Tam leaves asdsia daily at n q m for
louisville with the Tram ths Virgnia
tr.l Tor R "a % . aud the W koT, with the
Train zap Railroad for Woodsock
mediate points
D m Cor "a q - n OS -, N e " - kANs, n IN /.
Phnn - aud llei NJ. date point.
Through TICKETS 81 the HAL hoaf hta'io
The TRAINS leave 8ofd pssir daily 81 10 - A. n and
10 Is T. N, arriving At AleEsBira At r. ~ and A N
- M nigh. sunday.
seP,ais j. K. NIcKiIN. II he, Asen,
aSOH no - y -. ~ .-Tke scs.> ,- ..
Il Uoa,d T"wi, Il aad rsasporin lon Com = ~
pans .d.srou. OF Offering greater inducements
shipping of produce TO iiJe water hsse Ia
Of their ouin 4 Boats procured the Iron Steamer kahu
splendid barses Faith" and Hope and
them the lno hIchuoud aud Norfolk
ming a. foilowsi
Leas. Richmond Tuesday, and Fridays At lPM
Leave Nurfuis Mondays and Tharstays at d A. NJ
Caua nchburg and other pants having freight
Norfolk will ansfrr the above boats ~
b. IA he lt,chuiond DOCK daily to receive freight.
sh,ppern Norfolk, reminded consgn tho agents
tie Richmond (Brdsefvrd Coz who r..eiss
aud t.rw AZ freight zee of charge.
Frsl1hf tak,H al The L,cea rats.
For further particulars Apply u
w. r. ANDERSON, Agent At Ly ncbburg.
W. r. COX, Agcn,s AT K,chnond
uAkklSOk u AAl1kE, Agents at Norfolk,
s.ptilis
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G.ral Norihcsn. Ne.tcrH .tnd S0Wtn- ester 70
MAIL. ROUTE,
VIRGINIA CENTKAL RAILROAD.
Ii. .ass,,,ss, ;js;s.ss :ss + -. siitsszs

s'ok Charlottesville, Stann"n i,"isburg and Charleston
II Va, Gay anJot,-, rw daiv Trans for ASKING
baltimore, fhaiup La, New York, Wheeling, Cincin-
uat l.lnss i.ie.
ia, Mail Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily. at
ga a. NJ
Nigtt Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
dahl texrc,t sunday - at >. - 4. NJ
Inc u4s lfai. uUAn., ashigtun with the 800
T. NJ ID with the b ID "A NJ Exrr' trains
asi.,. Tor ia" iifei.a points above named
- ush Tickets eau c procured IN Lyn,hhars at the
1icAct picr al ,ou,hsiU Raivad CO, oi W HORN
Tx, Irkct Agent
To Bhhurr.. .'.....'..........-.. II %
Passengers Washington down at Hotel upon
Pynus, wanna Avenue, tree Of cha &c.
l., uchburH 80 4 M BY the regular
Man Ira' N.chHnnd Win the bt A NJ and those
ps rsht a cuuniodaou J;JU A. NJ connect
wItD tue Oh 4. N. Tram.
aud their transported bew cen the De
us Ri,lnonJ free of aud IL lc Depot H.
Avenue ashingt,n thus saving hack
hr.s
Through Tickets be procured in Washington to Pitts
bus, E,ncsvic Day ,"um ohio; Decatur, Jefcr
la,nsiol5 and tic nue. lndannna; Louisville,
kuniitky ~ l.Oui Chicago, A. &C. aud all parts Of the
Wei. " Bagsa checked through.
THOS. DODAMEAD.
angJl-;s G,u Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

u l(s AND MATH.-A ben initial nssoStunent
h II Coco and Chancee MATS and Hearth RUGS,
oct ie-tsI J. A. STIHLEk cos.
n ONDON PORTER--0J Tierees goperier
London Porter, In quart and bottles, for sale low.
scpi4s LEE, JOHNSON GO.
NEGROES WANTRD.-I Will pay the HIGH
~ EST CASH PRICE for Is or 30ikely young NEGROES
ofbo'h rexes Address, & WILSON o HEWITT,
auglscan oil si1aH gai ! a.eGi - Lissry, Va.
UYPNE sV q n T1SsfI r .. lNoeU 5ytre,s ShInsIe.
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For Alj6ylg He-s
Anderson LAkFORD CO, % Caaa
0ar ~ 0e&r LAAeSevvsS Ms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
Ngw CAsaa sTORs.
A G. l. T. w >
ANO RETAIL 0ROCIls

WHOLESALG AND ft61 AR1 0HNOS0"'
aHAs trkuu ,hv large eoiniodus hoa.s gu Main 81
aru,,rty urcap,ed by J.ssph kowiin I'D door above
49,. Srbu,as,d and Thuraans Hardware store AND op
,.,.,t, ur Jonu u scays Drug stare .. .,u,,
ckRirs and IAPIE DRY GOODS b.aght exclusively io'
..h a,, which sold prices that csn'o iA 70 give
.,.e.c,I,n u Al, b. may with call, Ash an DO
,.r,u,.I To d., business the cash sysein sxa uoee
.o,s viii he cash buyers Or thoss desiring 10 sA
change ior country prodace
a s,.rk u 10 PERUVIAN 0UANo always on hand.
particular invitation to tn: ola a. in
this syJ. s"" A. q. LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

XTBGrOKl o.! NJ bOiIIOt - !:ahr. .nsnx
Machines "ur patterns proving .n.'nseiNes
victorious " "a IA f.".. ,ho i,'".Lg:
Wili IEAOIE JOSLiG.
This is Ia thai gave OF NHirrkMOitE JOS
fNiitN MALIiiNES and
I" ue the rh,.,s and eeinntnd
ihru L. II, .tLai Is want III MACH have
Tue tbree"s bu sines and La exceed
ANY Ia been the
s.-Ml Ell ID. "a EnSoN.
Aux y Il, le
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lrEsIEaA s|..,.gE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

ltOAL: COAL!!-Wea are new prepared 10 an
orders for best Red Ash thrac,e Mountain Cy er
Hl lowest market prices, for Angust delivery
~ left the Store Of Aesss Valentino Hon.
ns, Mau street, will receive prompt attention.
aug2ts ANDERSON LANFORD CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
'I,xrE TURF OIL ron OLD soREs OF

'uNKCE TURF OIL FOR Old SORES or
EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
WAnkANrkD TO cURE AND NO DANCER IRON KxPosURE TO
i'rice 50 per bottle
Entered according As Of CosS IN the Crxs Office Of
Dsvict Court for the Eastern Dssricso p6Siaia By DOVk
d CO., RicAssosd, Ha.-5O
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to pamphlet and certificates
u performed by the Turf Oh; certificates
respectable and respected czenS and many ohe
here whom refer and doubt
medicine for One OF IL worth pound VI any
Other known Try It aud you will be what
TkUE TuRS OIL-Rsad the following. and como to ou,
aud will tell yos Of many others who have been
cured
RICHMOND Nov. H. 1884.
Mess-s DOvs &Co-Gentemeo:--l used portion OF bottle
Turf Oh which you very kindly presented with
aud 'aks pleasure In saying h. found eectual in
eruption Of the skin. for which practsed
tor years by physcans without receiving tho
lsAss benefit also recomm ended II friend mine no
the skin and he Informed short time nce the
oi one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully L. NJ. LEFTWICH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
M GUGGENHEIMkn GLAND ExMI.

embraces this opportunity to to the pub
ic large aud his friends that h: stock Of kEADYMADE
CLIO HiNH, GEN rLEMEES' FURNISHING GOODS
UMBRELLAS. TRUNKS. &c, has now been received aud
can low prices for cash
prompt pa, ing Iti4 to the interest OF every ~
examine my stock before calling clsew here
ing / do wonders but tina. will conins myself
living prodis only The variety Of styles
quality Clohiug fner aud better than everihs
IN faith.
Country Merchants will and jobbng prices lower than
therefore, give call, Wholesale retail buy
and Judge yourselves and In studying your interest," you
will certainly purchase Of me-
o,tiousl MGUGGENHEIMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

Z,
MEssis DOVE 4 Co.-GsntlewsR Having had
your Turf Oh extraordinary
in regard to It for the benefit Of the community
large had due Coli In my statle lot in hch there
Bull The Bull bs enraged fer
gorcd the Co the shoulder the depth about eight inch
ripped tho neck about the distance which
wound Several my aeghbors were
present marked they would give rs
le they thought do ting him.
even. d-tarinned I. try the Turf on the use of
small bottles ne 10 entirely cured.
Very respectfully.
jan 2e r. G. FRIEND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

AsPIS GROVE, Henrioo, December !, 1857
MhssRs Dow Co :-Gentemen-My horse put In
the front Of the AMI In attempting
fence end of fence rail through his shoulder
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash
enough Ia insert thI bottle Of IUkF
on. applied in four days he w6ik,
weeks a. entirey cured.
respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE.
Srdby all Druggists and Merchants throughout the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30


S.ISaMHs NG: . AC1l AN n0r-Rr
IN 80. W AHtioN 1 AZ fOki.-The nubs,r- S2AL&ST-
his gtatrfui acknow
BIS TRENDS
tow ard ,i Inf them and the pub
lie that he has business and he hopes by
more srt attention to merit continuance OF fa-
s"- h"w' make /" order and keep on hand all kinds of
Iron x- m,,e the subs ant,al aud neat
style lie order, and made,
general assortment ~ Carriage. Rockaways and Busges
Also o and horse Spring Moving
Wagons AMI ~" h AL Who want good work,
eoms To the old Lynhbarg tah and WayR0n FGciory md
he sd,ng thu prurpe, expect tn
get good work At low price. An who good and
neat ggtcs give call JOHN II. BAILEY, Agt.
6EMENr.-Kaviusb -eH pps asrd ole gent
~ by the proprietor James River Works.
Tor .he pt C.men in this place. Anu prepared to Nil al
ord"is At the lowest prices. WN I. ANDERSON.
aug lis
lust oI.raed q trcmrsis.. apa"tisy 81 els..
- Eant BINNEf AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS all which will be sold with
the largest tmeut l.aiies CATERS Miss
sHOE.. ever offered At reduced prcus cash F
OCT lots a--- = JtHA ABRAltAMS.
fuSONKA BKANs.-A small lss Prinse 1esnka
s'ss 4. srIopHsR h 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

None Sc A. ~ ,nrrsIns Of tae Hon,d "i Di-
lev
.ti AT The iice II the oi - ",hourB
Saturday tie i'h,t jannaI! i-'' the ""w,s iesou,ins
were
ia Res ired Thar and after the iirst day ot Feb
/,
ths rUati,
!
the oi ..e inpioy this
Company.
R'sDrtd, all Claims this
dahia.c NJ, 81 WITHIN Unity
day each shUud uuit'ered
n Z 'py fIon tie n4nuits.
apisJt, MM. II. HUGHES S,ey
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fnSONKA DRANs.-A small Let Prine 1esnka
sss 4. srAO1usR Il 90
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Messrs Dove Co :-0ontlemen-for about th four
years had under right about the size pea
little painful, but until the July
last then became quite painful estered and great
deal waf advised by physician and others have
.ut, thinking twas Cancer bought small bottle your
vaiudD TURF OIL. and applied according the
DorS, dy Who had similar by the side the
abnI ten years saw her the other day she said
neh,g much. looked much be than when
she using your TURF OIL and should get WELL
you IT, will get her certihcate. You any pa
Of this think proper aud 10 with much qualification
gv. You. wi my thanks this certificate Of efficacy
A-urs respectfully, Nm. THOMAS,JP.
The above . voluntary certificate from stranger We
have many SUCH Let those no suffer call and them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

IN 4. Eos. X EA has she p1rassre 81 cmrrsms
He 10 hi. friun something now In the way ." nfcN
IL. Easy CHAIR, Thee poions are attain. Ia u." "o
n. n. the umplest complete aud cheapest easy
Chair ever offered saie this mArk"I IL ns''PAoe
n,As "' WI .., 80 h. J. FuLkEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
Mem advertisements.

Pittsburgh January al. lsss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
Peoples Convention in Pennsylvania.

The union of the Opposition to the Admins
tration of Mr.. Buchanan in Pennsylvania seems
10 be complete, and the nominations made by
the Anti -Lecompton Convention at Harrisburg
give general satisfaction. The Convention was
large and harmonious, and the resolutions
adopted oppose the Kansas policy Of the Nation
al Administration, denounce its extravaganza,
urge the purity of the ballot-box, condemn
frauds upon the naturalization laws, advocate
such discriminating protection as viii secure
the rights of Free Labor and American Indus
try, and the enactment Of proper laws TO pre-
vent the introduction of foreign criminals.
The Hon John ". Read, the Anti-LecOmptOn
nominee for Supreme Judge, is one of the most
eminent members of the Philadelphia bar. He
was originally Democrat, was O. 5. District
Attorney under Van Buren, and was nominated
10y President Tyler for Judge Of the Supreme
Court of the United States but the nOmina-
ton was not acted on by the Senate, and on the
accession Of President Polk it was Withdrawn
and Judge Grier nominated. Mr.. Read zeal
ously cO-oPerateJ with sthe Opposition in
1867.
The nomination for Canal Commissioner,
William E. Frazer, of Faye,te county, also gives
satisfaction to Americans and Republicans, and
the Pittsburgh Gazette anticipates an over
whelmiDg victory over the cohorts of Lecomp-
tonism, on the second Tuesday of Octoberne1t
The Philadelphia BaHsta says "the issue is
well defined : LecomPton vs.. Anti-Lecomp-
ton Free Trade vs.. Protection to American In
dnstrr =
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The Northern Lunaiie Asylum.

The following cards, which explain them
selves, were called out by the appearance of al
editorial in the Leader, which very unjustly cast
imPutstions upon the Legislature members from
Cuyahnga county, i0 connection with the failure
of a suitable appropriation for the support of the
Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum.-Herald Of
Saturday.
We have the chazity to suppose that our Te-
spec;ed contemporary based the above Iebuke
OF n neighbOr upon the " cards" it copied, rather
than upon the " editorial in the Leader" ard
that it viii at least do US the justice to publish
what the Leader did S. It was this
What excuse have the Senate and House
Committees on Benevolent lnstitutions-what
the members from Northern 0hio-what the
Senator aud Representatives from Cuyahoga-
for neglecting to provide for the support of one
of the noblest charities of the State
All we wish to add is, that in an editorial ex-
perienee of quarter of century, this is the
first time we have known a mere question for
information from constituents to Representa-
tives to be construed into & severe reflection by
members, or unjust imputations by the press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
aEap Of ouyahoEa County

Messrs. s. II. MATHEWS & Co. are progress
ing finely with their elegant map of Cuya.
hoga County. Everything within its boundaries
is minutely delineaied, and from actual sur
vey. even 10 the bends in the public roads
The labor in preparing il is immense, and it is
to be finished in the highest style of the map
making art. We have inspected the proof sheet
Of considerable portion of the work, and were
surprised at It's fullness of detail The map
will be completed in two or three months, and
it will be a credit to the enterprising getters
Nd and the County.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
TONIC,

From Col. Albert Pike, NJ. C from Arkaasas
Washington. d. c, June II
II have used two bo.iles Of your BERHAvE'S HOL-
LAND BrIERS and have found very useful in Of
Indigestion and Headache and rtc5umend IL all who
nee1 pleasant s1d eosciouS remedy and valuable
DysPeptie Women NOties-BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND
BlTTERS has rred Of Dyspepsia By using only
week. recommend IL cOnhdeuily 10 all sghsrns from
this disease.
CLARA Z. scHUCInIAN.
Pittsburgh, Oct. - 1855.
(lirs. s. is the wife ofihs noted Liihoyrsphsrl
The late High sheriff Of Allegheny county has given the
following:
Il was afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive Organs
amounting attack Of Dyspepsia which had
Ouoed my hesi consider ably. Ny wife alsI sstsd
under the circumstances and the disease Ha-
ing used y0uT msdicine called BQsRHAYE'S HOLLAND
BITTERS both o5taineirels and happy afford
you this pubic svidsgee ofiis value"
JOHN FORSYTH
Pittsburgh. January al lsss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19

THE LAST AND BEST xOvE.-TheN.Y Tribune
says that under the inspiration of modern spir-
itualism, new movement has been set on foot
in that city, having for its purpose the eolOni-
zation of the numerous bodies of spiritualists,
socialists, and free lovers some of the islands
in the South Pacific Ocean. They can be
spared.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19

PLISEsv1LLE IrENs.-The kdrertiser states
that liquor dealer in WiIlOughby has been
fined $40 and sent to Jail for selling liquor con-
trary TO law; and that Patrick Cojle, e single
man, about IS years of age, was run over by
the cars at the crossing near the Geauga Fur
mace, while in a state of into1ication. His body
was horribly mangled.
Dr.. E. Psrmly, Of New York, has purchased
the site of the old franklin House in PAinesviIe,
and is about to erect new Hotel, to be of brick,
and front 100 feet On Main street, by 100 on the
Public Square. The Franklin is to be moved
of by the lst of June next, and the new Hotel
TO be ready fOr occupancy by the Ist of August
following.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
Oncers Of the Ohio Penitentinry,

We learn that the Directors of the Ohio Peni.
Tertiary on yesterday elected new Warden,
Mr.. L. G. Van Slyke Of this city. He is Di-
rector, and, if we have been correctly informed
voted for himself There were seven ballotinps,
on each Of which Mr.. Ewing, the present IN
cumbent. received two votes; on the 9TH Mr..
Van Slyke received three-Messrs Brevfogle,
Mendenhall ard Van Syke. Messrs Babbitt
and Morris voted for Ewing. We remember
how strongly the Republicans condemned Mr..
Buttles, Democratic Director, for voting for
himself for Warden seven years since, aud we
believe their censtTe of the practice was just =
We regret to see Republican initiating his
bad example
DR.. J. W. Hamilton was elected Physician
on the second ballot The ballotings were: lst
ballot, Hsmilton ., II. d. Brook ., D. r. Kin
sci l. ID ballot, Hamilton 3, Brock l, Kinsel
/. Rev l. D. Warner was reelected Chap
lain on the first ballot.-Siafs Journal
Mr. Van Slyke is no doubt well qualified for
the Wardenship. but we agree with the State
Journal in its structures on the manner of his
election. It locks bad, is bad-bad in princi-
pie, bad in practice, bad in precedent We
confess our surprise and modification that more
than one vote should have been cast for the
election of Director W arden.
Why Mr.. Ewing should have been dropped
as Warden, unless simply to make room for one
of the Directors, Is more Than We can divine
Report speaks favOrably of his administration
in the PenitentiaTy, which is crowded with con-
vicis. There are now 69s in prison, every cell
having its inmate. The general health was
never better, evideneing cleanliness, suitable
fare, and good sanitary regulations. There
are but "A in the hospital; all hut two
old cases who have been in the hospital more
OF less for the year past. The consumption Of
bread By the cOnvicts daily is 10000 pounds, of
meat 900 pounds, and is bushels Of potatoes.
They have change of other vegetables. such
as onions, green's hominy beans, DC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19

RoBBERY At SHELBT.-The store of Rabold q
Co, in Shelby, vas entered BY burglar on the
night Of the 18th, and fine cloths to the value of
S3Oc stolen Early in toe morning the thief
was discovered at the depot bot made bis escape
to the woods. His trunk, Containing the stolen
property, vas secured,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
AnnOuncement
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRFsc

CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
u The friends Of FRANKLIN 7. BACKUs Esq,
Will present his 10 Congressional Couveuiln
Candldnte for RenreseLta i've Congress from this
Dls;rlet lulI:taug5s REPU UBLICANS
EDITOR LEADER Please snn0uncs through the msdi-
nm OF the Leader the 4. G. RIDDLE Use. Il
ev~lAnd, eanddaie befre the Rs5ublcaa District
i0r Representative 10 Congress rum the 18Th
CougressalnA. District the choice Of many hepub +
leans Of
dSw CUYHooA COUNTY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19

Two STEAMBOATS, BuRNED.-Thursdsy night
the steamers Arctic aad Great West were burn
ed 1t the Marine Railway. p miles below Pitts
burg. The Arctic was worth SIT, 600, and was
insured for S. 600. The Great West was a fine
boat. Total loss of property $4,000. Origin
Of fire unknown Il was first seen on the Arc
lie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
mo HEADS OF FAMTTIFS An

Il OTHERS "A valuable recipe for all symptoms OF
C1slera and Spasmodic ComplJuts-the OF whi1h Is
tTing 4 pleasant TO the taste will ke any IensfL
Of time IN 5otles Eyery mother ought have Ia The
house. a. they wall BY The Ingredients IL Is sale 10 give
70 he sest inlunl. TIE Recipe will te sent With fnl
ire uons oa ecelpi Of 2ct in postage stamps OF other
Pusf Ofsrs. Cleyesnd iniSsi1-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19

PEMOVAL.-A. r. REDDING.
IL Merchant Tailor. has reoys his tailoring ablish
me Z 70 No &c Prospect s. in B--a~s block where he
wi be llppy 70 see his old 2 d. He Il preparrd
stvl@ jnlla.dif
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
6rneral Notifies
NOTICE.

WHERERS, Various individuals
w nave reel IN The pracslc for months past. of
d7osng Coas Inn ore and cher artc esuf 1fercandiz
upon my wharf, erected u9ou aud adacaut 10 the u
0ofeInnent fifr n Cleseland, ualer lcease given
- thtn b me Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road
C1n all such perzns uovy therefore, hereby no.
tlh d. that species of aufhoftv heretofore c,r
or iEpliedy Elveu 70 sad Rail Road C0m1lnv 10 saos
sJos upon said wharf, % . rerelve Uhlrfagc herelr has
ueen ut M reNeked All persons wnO shall said xhar
o. any tol thereof Tor business purposes. alter he l
Jay o June leoe WI out nrf obtaining 1ulh1rv from nv
Atorueys IN CeTeand, MessTS Spaudiug X Parsons viii
Dc deemed trrsTasseiS and treated accgrdingly
s,.-,,;,,s p,-.,.. Co.. E.K COLLINS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-14
i.umber. Lumber. Lumber.

CrQuARE CEDAR and ali other kuas q Lumber can
- be- had tae IAvergne saw Nils, the Nashville
znd Chattanooga Railroad. 10 miles from Nashville
janzn-sm J. ". BlRDw Ill
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-14

A FULL stock of Fairbanks celebrated Scales, Dor
IA mant, Platform, GroceTs, Counter and BEAMS
Also Hay Coal scales store, Tor sale Facto-
ry prices, by w. ii. GORDON CO.,
JAMS Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-14
WHISKY, sc.

Country dealers farmers having any OF the above
for will wei 10 call when they the
CITY. June 2G-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-14

II VOC want one Of the above me life iike mintA-
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il nalnc aud style Of ctkkRAN X ALkxANDEki is
taas day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
Will heraIeT b. carried oa al the old stand by j. e.
FfAAKAN, who alone - empowered 10 settle up The
business vi tilr ola nrna JAS {. Mcf EItRAN,
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