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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

- eIEAs W. BARNEs.-
DROOMs- California and Eastern,
CHAs. W. BARNES
|tANDLEs-sperm, Wax and AdamAntlne,
~ ' cHAs W. BARNES,
DnrD PEACHES Tor sal. b,
SCHAs. W. BARSEG
LINGLIsH MIXED PICKLES,
CHAs w. BARNES
LNRESlI PEACHES,
Il For sale by
CIIAS W. BARNES.
n NIGER sNAPs-a nice article,
CIIAs W. BARNES.
HONEY IN CANS vo,,.,.Av
CIIAs W. BARNES.
TNDIGO-Genuine Spanish,
CIIAs W. BARNES.
TAMs AND JELLIEs- Of all kinds,
CIIAs W. BARNES.
II INGsFORDS CORN STARCH,
IN For sale by
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
7 OYSTERS, in Cans GALAXY
CHAs. W. BARNES.
MACARoNI AND vERMAcELM
CHAs W. BARNES.
NUTNE0'' No, sal. b,
CIIAs.. W. BARNES.
DINE ArrLEs-In G Sa% ,.,. b,
CIIAs W. BARNES.
OUNCE 'AM-in eI a., ,.. BY
~ CIIAS. W. BARNES.
RsAIslSs' 70, sal. by
CIIAs. W. BARNES.
| q ALT, PEPPER, MUSTARD, &C.,
- For sale by
CHAs. W. BARNES.
| TTNEA-the very best in market,
-eHAs. W. BARNES.
|
TTNADULTERATED GROUND COFFEE,
CIIAs. W. BARNES.
VTINEGAR-O Of Superior Quality,
For sale byl .
| CHAS. W. BARNES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, in cans,
w For sale by
| IIANTE CURRANTS,
II Yor sale by
| CIIAS. W. BARNES.
O. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF cRooKERY,
IN For sale by
CHAs W. BARNES.
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Pure White Lead

TUST RECEIVED. A FRESH SUPPLY OF PUR Z
y White Lead, In 25 b Kegs. ut
APOTIIECARYs HALL,
Diamond Springs.
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Spring and Summer Fashions

Spring and Summer Fashions.
A. EIDIN(.ER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
VXTOCI.n inform his friends that he has just
w received beautiful aud we'll selected stock If
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSlMERS,
NESTIEGS, &c, &c.
CLOTHING made to order, AT the shortest mo-
ticc. GOOD FITS guaranteed, made up according
to the latest style by good workmcn.
s9e-All who ARE DESTROYS of wearing Fine, Well
Made Clothes at most reasonable prices, are re-
specially invited to call and are assured that, III
consequence of INV small expenses, can do work
cheaper than any other tailor in the city.
A. EIDlN(:ER,
Main ST., opposite the old stand.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26


Lemon and Vanilla
Pure Extracts
LNOR FLAvORING Sauces. Jellies CustArds Ices, Etc,
II with full directions for using them, manufac-
tured and for sale, wholesale and retail, BY
g. P. MORRILL,,
Apothecary's Hall, Diamond Springs.
These EXTRACTS OF LEMON AND VANILLA are
unequaled by any In and In order prove this
assertion JUST TRY BOTTLE they cost oDly 81 cts.
each
The LEMON Is prepared, by a delicate process from
the PURE JUICE OF THE LEMON PEEL, and may be
kept unatered In any climate.
The VANILLA possesses the elegant flavor Of the Vanilla
Rean (IdnRld IromdticGl and will be found conve-
nient article for CustardS Blanc Mango Ice Creams etc.,
Warranted to Keep Anywhere!
tN-A Liberal Discount TO Wholesale Purchasers
Manufactured by
G.. p. MORRILL,,
Apothecnry's Hall, Diamond Springs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
Window Glass !!

or ALL SIZES for sale CHEAP, by the package, at
" AP0THECARY's HALL,
Diamond Springs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
Swedish Leeches!

lust RECEIVED, and always on hand, at very
q sOnable prices, at
APOTHECARY'S HALL,
Diamond 2prings.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

UsTIcRs' BLANKS, Neatly Printed on the beat paper,
q for sale at this ofRcs ''''''
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Again: All Orders by Stage,

LN0R RUGs. Paints, Oils, Seeds etc., addressed u
E @. p. MORRILL,, or AP0TIIECARYS HALL, Dia.
mOnd SPRING. will be attended to usual-prOmptly
and faithfully. 'ya4 .
DiamOnd Springs, January 12th, 1853
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STATE or CALIroRNIA,
(,,tluty Of n DurNdu.

Justice Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
chess-Letter from Mr.. Morphy

The London Era, received by the Persia. contains
a manly and straightforward letter from Paul
Morphy to II. Staunton, wherein 1t is stated that
the insnuations in tho chess column OF the Illus
trated Londoa News (edited by H. Stauntonl rs
TO Mr.. Morphy being unprovidcd with funds, &c.
ARE not strictly In accordance with fact Mr.
Morphy SAYS he leaves the matter Of appointing
seconds, and arranging proliminarlcs, with the
gentlemen of the ST. George Chess Club and re-
quests M. 8. to 6x a date for commencing the
match We make the following extract:
Permit me to repea, what l have invariably
declared in every chess community have had the
honor Of entering, that ! am not professional
player--that l never wished to make any skill
possess the means Of recunisry advancement-and
that nv earnest desire is never TO play Tor any
stake but honon. My friends in New Orleans,
however, subscribed certain sum without any
countenance from me- and that sum Inns been ready
for you to meet a considerable time past Since my
arrival in Paris have been assured by numerous
gentlemen that the value Of those stakes can be
Immediately increased to my amount hutfor my,
self personally. reputation is the only incentive
recognise"
In the match with Mr. lIarrwitz, Mr.. Morphy
refused to receive the amount of stakes Mr.. llarr-
witz after being beaten in Eve straight games
pleaded illness excuse for PostPoning the
match for fifteen days, which was longer than MIR.
Morphy owing to previous engagements, could
remain iu Paris. Mr.. lIarrwitz, however. not too
i'll to play with all others who wished to meet him
ct the Cafe de Ia Regence
The letter referred TO above is not printed in the
latest Ncws-Mr. Stanton excusing its absence
ON account Of want of reom. 1t ia TO 10 feared
that Mr. Stanton will avoid the match. If the
so-called King Of Chess does meet the American
boy, We shall see chess played as we'll as it can
be- L will then be for Mr.. Staunton to justify his
contemptuous criticisms of Mr. Morphy's games,
and Mr.. Morphy will, for the first time, have an
inducsnseat 70 play as no knows how. We learn
from private letters that Mr.. Morphy may be ex-
pected home before the close of the year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
INSURANCE.

INNER, LgRR AND MARINE INsGRANCE.-
~ LfscHsuRo Hpse 4 FIRE Insurance. CosfAsr.-T
Company against damage by Fire
Dwelling Huusea Stoves Tobacco Factories and other end
ings urniture food and gonsray
tow ard eounsry . the favorable terms
Aso nah insunsce on the lives all persons enjoying
good efsoand forthe hole Duration Of
life, for iimltea period -
Slaves employed ordinary occupations VIII be insured Oh
reasonable ierAa
The Company take risks from and TO any OF
the Northern OF Southern por;s, favorable rates
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ cOBBS. Vice President
0EOR0E B. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
john OTEy TAILOR, SANcEL H. MCKINNEY,
DExrER OTEr SAMUEL MAINLAND,
JAMES T. PAYSE, JoHS I. DAVIS
Wh IL STKArTos MAruICt 8. LANaHoREE.
JAS. O. WILLIAMS. treasurer.
CREED + WILLS, secry.
p On w 4 o aw.,s OWEN Medc., Examiners.
The Medical Of subjects Tor Insurance VIII be
made once Company each day between the
bouts Of 2 and o'clock =. NJ. Heb Its
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gcntlemen: My child had commenced breaking last
a small which gradually extended the
Haad including both hich much the
fear that both would drop of 1
tried all OF advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began to get better the bottle got broke, and
led gals tit again began to get My elder daugh
get that TufOil, sisters hesi
oked much better when you used it, We got another
Jc and her head nearly well This agra
and half hour day to ash it, and
very offensive. One bottle feel assured Ill
there little the disease
entitled this and for the benefit of Others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, il. /. CHALK.
To Mcs,rs. Dove x
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered my
and the skin OF place larger than my hand, from
rubbing the rside Of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh aud day he well. Another CASE
A mule which working my dray became unable to
walk examiong his foot, discovered nail about two
head Ny driver and the neghbOrs said
he would lac good for nothing drew the nail out Inserted
q piece Turf OIL and set him to work
aud from lost hour, but s good
as ever. badly snasged the outside OF
his thigh places about Inches deep aud four
Inches wide from he stiff day Your Turf
Gil was applied brought them entirely sound II
truly the greatest remedies for have
known have lived in drug store for several Use
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove Co. j. H. WEISIGER.
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
nov IL d6m Lynchburg.
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= JOSEPH JOHNSON WATCHES. n
"a We desire 10 say to customers and 10 "a
~. the public generally. that We have reosved 49,

WATCHES In IL karat gold which offer at prices
low they b obtained in Northern city The
hadn the Gale Of hsss Justly celebra
Cd atche In saying that they ere suspsscd
by other watch Of Me cost No who desires
and strong and durable Waich has
regretted that heinvested his money In johnson Watch
Without hesitation krd of reservation We say 10
friends In confidence, buy JOHNSON WATCH. Al all
call and take look Al them They something that
showing and charge nothing for the
sight
Rsaubsr ths house the Ars sevelry Store above the
Market House and opposite Jno. 4. Davs Co.
~ Just opened lot Of STEEL SPECTACLES.
SlLYEkTHOkN Cliff
oct17-dtA hep copy c2awta
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MACHINE-MADE
sCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO..

IMPORTERS AsD DEALERS
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, &c,
f7O wiliirsn 49,, Ger. Bceknan, NJ ".
INVITE the attention OF the trade varied
Il stock
DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS. PERFUMERY, &c.
In addition their regular portaons Staple Goods
they also receiving direct irm Ii, production
supplies Tooth, Hair Nail Brushes
Broas Corks MortaSs poases Freseh asd Siish Prn
Lnbas Ertracs and other articles usually
ed IN Druggists stocks. which enabled offer
HE most adv gcous terms
kF ORDERS either person by mail will prompt
attehti II. w. col apl27 dly
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RsiIg Sirgiaiia,ll.


Fhn I1nhrok0a OfumbDrS.
ra.n ~.nl.s aav
- 49,. 4. ~ va,6 ~ aa.~a,s
Al sA1essa = tAeF NJ
Moesetos nsanm essessvns'es'
U oreeeAo ~ ees
TAvhessf ~"
Asoys ~ aarrsw new uaAs eravs
WAess care and he down Together,
EnsurA sAas sAsaA kAos it set
wIthin sAas DARK and sarew spS
~
For shall deep AZ sweet deep
n.ua
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TUsT epe.rd q srcmenics. Sasn:isE q Gle.
u CANT BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS. all of which win be sold cheap With
, the largest assortment OF Ladies CATERS and Misc
SHOES. offered at reduced prices for cash
oct l6ts JOHN ABRAHANs.
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octM-dti
= SEABURY'S
BOOT, snaOE 4 HAT sTORR.
PAIL OF 1859

MY snppy Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS GAPS, TRUNKS,
ANA VALlSES. CARPET BAGS, SATCHELs UMBkEL.
LAS. sHOEBRUsHEs, BLEACHING. &C. &C, Is
cevs and comprises OF the best have
offered.
ersay obliged my many liberal friends the
try we'll m the city for h,r confidence and
and shall strive deserve the offer
ing good Gos1 esd well procure reasonable prices
FAIL OF 1858. p. HEABURf.
sligo 81 she BIG HAT.
r. Rep. copy. sct 7.ts
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III &C Y o! CLOCKs!: CLOCKs!!-The
subscriber has just received hundred CLOCKS.
OF all shapes aud patterns which he wodd wife the
attention Of his friends and community large Please call
and examine, and you win md the prices 10 suit.
Rep copy. lie l2tsj JAMES DINWIDDIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

AsPIN GROVE HenricO, December ]. 1857.
MEssRs DOVE II Co.:-lientlemen--My horse put in
the and In attempting jump the
end of rail through his shoulder and
nearly penetrating through his breast king cash large
enough your hit got bottle Vt your TURF
OIL and applied freely in four days he work and
weeks he entirely cured
Respectfully yours JAMES l.. EGE.
Sold by Druggists Merchants throughout
feb Is
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Omce soush-sid~ Railroad Cempnuy. /,
PkrEnsBuno, July ist. lsJu.
WQa g Rssg

W0a q s
l19IKGINIA SPRINGS via South side Railroad from Pc
er.burg Lynchburg via Va Tenn Karosd from Lynch
To Knoxville East Team and Georgia Railroad fron,
Vile Dalton via Western and Atlantic Railroad from lal.
Chattanooga via Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
Chattanooga Stevenson via Memphis and Charleston
railroad from Stevenson to Memphis
Through Tickle issued to the aove points and the Springs
aud baggage checked through al the office South
The following schedule viii on South. Side Rail
road commencing SUNDAY neAt. tho 4th July ms,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Com Getting with the Richmond and Danv'lIo Trains, at
Burhe'ie tJuneon) and with the through route al Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily at.............. 530ockA NJ
Arrive Burkeshie (JunelonJ al, ...........eiO
Arrive Al Farmvile at...................... o2j
Arrive at Lynchburg a,.....'........'... 1890 r. NJ
Leave Lynchsnig daily "t''...'..'.....'''... g3o
Arrive Al FarmvilieIAt ...'..'.'..... NJ
Arryeat Burkeyhc (Junc'ion) at............ 2l3
"''''' FREi,iMr TRAIN
Connecting with Eichmond aud Dauvic Trains At the June
Leave Petersburg daily ,....................G AM
Arrive at FRrmsiiu lao l..
Arrive ai Lynehburg "t.......... ........... G2a
Arrive nj FaTmviic at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 92J
Alve at Burkey,le Gnn,tion) a..............l4.v NJ
An Accommodation Passenger Car los Way Local
lasSl w tie attached to the Train ca,ns y"e"ours "'t
take thu Mail Tram al O'Clock NJ stopping places,
take put passengers to strictly ly those
IN char the aud the s,upI
other point sutherland Andcisons saw Mil, Furd
Wilson's. Wri.vilr, BIacks and Whites Nuitoway {. IL
Busse,ie Hicos High Bridge, Farmviir, Prospect ran
Ina Evergreen, Appumnox Spon Spring Concord James
kSts--
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoGihStc Railroad Freight and Passenger Trsno leave
Petersburg iaiiy (>undal soxcrpcdJ a.......i y VI.
Arrive at Cty Point
Leave 'iy foiht at
The an",e rams wuh the james River steamers
lea ,g CITY Point Norfolk every Saturday aoung
ana inchdy evening "'h TOE hne Steamers hoanoh' and
jam bound iur New York
lhe Afternoon Tram ihls Road Will be only when
there Is business To justify H. stopping places aud
put oil be strictly observed By those charge
he and la VIII the be stopped
pant Friend Crossing Cedar Level aud Br,hctt
LAY Is AII>l'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

UHESTERFIELD, Jan. Z, 1eJt.
MEssis DovEA Co-Gsnfleaen Having had
your Turf Oil in extraordinary
action being gratifying from
regard 1t for the benefit Of the community
large had fne Coli In my stable lot in which there
alsn a Bull The Bull /, came enrag-d for and
goed Ia shoulder the depth about
ripped tho neck about the distance which
eau rghul wound neighbors
present remarked they would not give 70 cents his
lite they thoush IL useless do thing
ever try the Turf Oil, the
u slnali bottles he il entir. ly cured
Very respectfully.
jan Is Il. e. FRIEND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
WHEAT THRASHERS

UNiIE UNDERSIGNED. having bccomn Agents for the
Schenectady Agricultural Works, will keep constantly
hand sample their Patent Improved Railway Horss
Powers Trashers and Combined lhrasers and
Wnnowers This Thrashing machine received the FIRST
pRkMU at the New York Stat.FAlr In 1851. and
good Satisfaction ali Who have used them
THE HORSE POwE RS made very strong aud so gear
cd that the travel only about II miles
hour thereby making suitable work either horses
upon them.
THE THRASHERS and COMBINED THRASHEES aud
WlNNOW EHs as discharge all the
and dust through machine not into the feeders face
10 usual with other kinds
The Thrasher and Winnowc ct has q REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR, hich does tho perfectly than
be done ia other
THE SEpARATEE riddle) has fork straw shaker hich
shakes the tho passestrom the Thrash
Persons wishing to these Thrashers do So by
calling Store here further information will be
concerning them. IRBI n SAUN pERS
jy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

HI SUPEkPHOSPHATE OF LINE,
Ma.uati. Ial II I'm Formula OF
Or. JAMES HIGGINS.
Siste Chemist Of Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Guano Fall seeding and for Summer
crops altogether Packed bags barrels fully warrant
ed Price 15O per of 900 lbs -
The above article csether with Pamphlets giving full de
full ofit npor
NJ HOLLINS & Co,
mar lata yprhbur
nnA LBS. BEST FAMILY CURED
All Its CAMP, SMITH CO
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VERulFUGE's.-A~m supply Of fnhu~.sorks,
A,Claues. Rice's, and Dead shot Also Bardofs Su.
gar Drops and HoAvway Confeeon These preparations
all celebrated aud remedies For
sale by JOHN H. SEAi.
oct |? tsl Druggist.
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FRANCIS B. DEANE. IT., & SON,
LYNCHBJ kti, Virginia.


CHILLED RAIL ID GAR WHEELS.
'uNIEY prepared to promptly orders
tent their WHEELS made srcssirey Of The Iir
Siuia Cold Btasf Charcoal flK
kkikR
JOHN H. MCDANIEL. Esq, President Virginia and Ten
nessee Ram DAD Co.
EDWARD H. GILL Esq, superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Co.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad Co.
MIR SAMUEL PETERS, Master MaehinIst Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Co
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE, Master Machinist Virginia Central
Railroad Co.
JOSEPH X ANDERSON. Esq, Richmond, Va
Messrs MORRIsS. TANNER Il CO, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, ESQ, President Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq, Baltimore Md.
H. WYATT Il 90, harlesion 3 &.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Esq. Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM u. SWAN Esq, Knox vile, Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON, Pensacola Florida
The business the LANGHoRNE FOUNDRY will here.
after be conducted by the subscribers under
DEANE in. Son. l. b. DEANEJR
ap l3c2taws +. BROWNE DEANE.
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, August Is, 1856.

4,
Ms1sa Dooe 4 Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES about III,
years under my right eye about the size of pea
little painful but much until the LIST July
last then it became quite painful feercd and great
deal waf advised ply stefan and others have
thinking II Cancer bought small bottle Of your
valuable TURF OIL and applied according to the directions
well. have recommended of neigh
bor lady, who had similar by the side of the
about EN- l her the other day she said
intending very looked much better than did
using your kF OIL. and should get we'll
will her certificate You
of think proper aud is with much qualification
give y"u wi thanks this certificate Of its efficacy
Yours. respectfully N. N. THOMAS JP.
The above is voluntary certificate from stranger We
have many such Let those no suffer call aud them
MI It's eco.
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,z,nrE TUnF OIL 20. Old soaEs OF

THNKUE TURF OIL FOR Old SOREA OF
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
WAhRANrED TO CURE, AND NO DANCER FROM EXPOSURE TO
COLD Price 50 cents per bottle
Entered accordinS Act Of Conx in the Clerks Office Of the
Dsr.c Court for the Eastern Disriso PuSina, by DOpk
q CO., RichsOnd, Pa.-5O size.
READ THE FOLLOWINQ:
Come to pamphlet and read certificates
by the Turf certificates
respectable and respected citizens and othe~
whom refer doubt
medicine One of II is worth pound any
other known Try and you will DO satisfied what
True TBRF OIL.-Read tho following and our
aud will tell you o. others who have been
cured:
RICHMOND Nov. II, 1854.
Murf Done &Co-Gentlemeu:-Iu used portion of q os
OIL which you very kindly presented with.
aui take pleasure in saying that found it efectual In
moving eruption Of the skim which had practsed
upon several years by physics without receiving
least eneft. also ended it friend of mine,
months had been annoyed by similar eruption
aud he Informed short time SINCE that the
bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully L. NJ. LEFTWICH
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(NEMENT.-knsingbc cn ppoi ntcsl sole gent
~ by the proprietor If tho James River Cement Works.
for the sale of Cement in this place. am prepared to NIL al
orders a tho lowest prices. WIN I. ANDERSON.
/
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

ITO FOR THk RAIK! !. the Wnivrr~nl cry !.
and thousands are participating in the festivities heh
occasions Affords For tho week.
througng mutudes invited the city of Hills enjoy
lie hospitality and participate in the Interesting whh
the ohspring Of such occasions.
Among the many attractive places which the gathering
thousands invited and welcomed be found tho
7Hs Old W1sAxra R1spSyaphe Gallery next door the Viz
ginia Bank Main Street. Lynchburg Va where hundreds OF
Leness Of he sobes works Of creation exhibition
free ALL any abond desire fac smc OF Themselves
ha b arnshsd short notice, and At prices that
fail 70 please.
nss Of Cases and Frames Of style and
sds so.ess.iy on hand Aso. Locksss Breast Pins Fin.
iasse every stys Of the art at ali hour Of the
oAy, ana IN al kinds q weather. ID. H. BLISS,
oes SseI Practical Photographist.
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STOLRN. FROM MN FARM NEAR n,
- H0wardsvile, ednesday OF last week. grey TS2A
HORSE three or four years old. medium, size. sOan
will be for the apprehension Of
hbt raj rrw ard for the horse. J. q. LEWIS.
Scottsvlle, Albemarle Va. Sept. l6-ts
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u-~ 9 LYNCH NJ 1sls COACH AN u oIucHv
~ ~ w AtiGDN FACTORI.-The subscr sT&-H&E
x1--H-- her returns hi, grateful acknow ledge.
and for the liberal patron
ard bcss uf them and the pub
that has in business, and he hopes by
strict business to r e"nuance Of IA
III order and keep hand all kinds of
Axle Wagons, made the substantial and
style lie will Ike order and Will have made
gencra assortment Carriages Rorkaways and Bugges
Also large OF and two horse Spring Moving
Wagons h stages All who go"d work,
Lynhbarg Coach and HaRgon Factory md
doing the cash princre you may expect
good work and at low price Al VIII" want good and
II, ggies give call JOHN II. BAILEY Ast
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(NOAL! COAL!!-Wen re new prepared 10 III
orders for Red Ash thracte Mountain and Glove
Hill Coal lowest market prices for August delivery
IF orders left the Store OF Messs Valentine Hen
ns, Main street, will receive prompt attention
anVats ANDERSON LANFORD CO
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~ ssICGENH EIMER'S GRAND EXEII.
We TION OF READY-MADE CLO1HlNG.-1he
ers gned opportunity the pub
c large his frfenda that his stock OF kEADYMADE
CLIO THING GENTIEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBREILAs TRUNKS, &c, has been received ami
can purrh low pcs for cash, and
prompt ing customer m the nteres of every paI
chaser my stock before calling elsewhere
ing do wonders. but that will confne myself f
moderate living profits only The variety Of styles
quality of Clothing finer and better thin eycrhis
In good faith.
ever therefore, give call, Wholesale aud retail
and judge for yourselves aud Ia studying interest,"
will certainly purchase Of me.
Ii NJ GUGGEEHEIMER