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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05
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AAdrsws 4 Wilson. Pls nt.its.
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THE said DefendA ts vi ..ks es - = - - q ~t-i-r .
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sure tas pay a1sni " .. rOInieSoE Lntaf.yiL - hH SO.
,At'a1isi isrt 10 S~siabraos 4 Piers -. 81. fs'
Drcesnbcr Ia, tc-s. due ~ uns ySar trurc fIH . sl "he'sr
,4ni rs - 4 'zt2brn3S / Pnci EasH.-Dei ~ E~i-tttast il
or he .Slo= n. premises. vlE os un'lteI I'D heIf n .
following d~Scrihed aud LYNX 70 - y a. ste O. fhef-
otto r'-r, ia me roalty AMI rt.ls sfrrtbId. o. < nar ~
survey y amber 14Si. virginia di!Ary ihT-s rcH 'rrt- :
At s.uHe on the banRs ~ tha wt, r..f is Hlftorf 20
Srl; ar ~ ing sud raining Eorai z y Aes 81 per 8
,orih iss vest IL pc ches - ttlreai III nu. fG1l aHf D.
~ west : ? rcars - q corr s'zG-. t1-.s- =" fl4 > go
:. pArcqes l. inks 20 csrler -.sk-, iasrs - .4r 81
70 per MS u linEs 10 corner at.k~ th-f na-t n 90 r.
psr,Lrs nj 4 links 20 fhe llare ~ Esafl g--ssata. r
. Z acres ID TIVE ,ty-oHs prrsIe.. 5sld rci.ln Or
ulgFneni Ter Z 81 AMI int 80 gfu-e iisesa9srE 4vf
Ant for TIE sale sltIe Merge ~i k--tnfs-s % ssfctl
.ldEin>nt. an FOR geaer.l rs1-f u-fuas..a arc ft.
RED 10 answer said Paai.ss ~ o. so:ste Ge n- D..
~ sCBrgfLA 49,
t.zE2t'E o. .seNH
Ian Ia q no o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05

MsKRAK~& LASMAN's FLORIDA. WATER is
rapidly sending to oblivion q host Of toilet wa
tiers which have long been a disgrace to the
dressing room, and q nuisance to persons of re-
fined taste. Less expensive than the Farina
Cologne, il is a. pure, delicate and lasting . TO-
raj essence a. that celebrated article, while il
possesses superior cosmetic properties. Gentle
men, whose skins resent the manipulation of
the razor, can Immediately mollify the irrita-
ton of the surface. by moistening the "ehin
new reaped'' with this balsamic, cooling and
fragrant essence of tropical flowers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05
THE MARKETS
Delaware Markets.

uorr4:ssd ,ceeE1y By r. z. IIILLs & Son, EAo7l
safe and Retail Groce,S Ao.4 Williams Block
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Kansas News

Kansas News!
AND PROVISIONS IN THIS TER
~ rl.ory are eAceedAnEIy scarce, bul al .he New FIRM o
(. ". LiIIELL and Z. ii. EEh Will be found q good AsA0rt
ArLI0f
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which win he sold 1.-THE lowest hgurss. Remember III Sd
stand Of u H. Lee, . IpoEtr the Delaware House.
VS. invite all our oil cuFoiners and the puOlc in general
20 give us a call aud canine for lhenIsesss. for We ara ds-
u. Is. Flour iAAeu TO family Residences freu ofcL1TgS.
+. VI. LfTTELL & &. Il. LEE.
Delaware, March l. 1886. ~f
HS- Those who are indebted ta {. X. Lss are s9asEts
sal. a Al s..letI- : <.tsI4-s @-a1L. tsAT.
Guardians Sale OF Land.
u : order OF the PrsbA.e Court OF Delaware Csurty. o
- hio, !, as GuarIiau al tire n uor -hilorup Cf Joseph
Cummins deceased. wii cH-r a. public veudGe. On The ?1h
day OF JanusrF, A, y. lS5S. ~ ths prelisrs in orange
township N said ron+ty. TIE undivided two tbir1s par o!
the sou'h east part OF Los uu75per LiIeteeE, 10 SrGf!oB t1O.
township Three, Rage e.gA.erf, E.tt& states htitHry
Survey, bounded As fo!ts~s beVt9.4as a. = Stsue 81 a post
at he s3ath-eAst corner OF sai1 .Ot: tnerrs roth IS s-Krers
west sionk the lot line 264 6,25 rods; ilieacr A.rln degree
east 26 % loo rsls, thence sodth ag degrees cas-. .ot I1a5
rods To 4 stone Oh i posi- ia tre STATE road. then e south y
degrees SO miniItes west 30 " l30 rods To TIE place ofLeg IL
nias-contain. ne -+si-I09 acres OF land, subec % he dow
or ih-rs II Of sarah CuuIJn ms
Terms OF sale: One-sh ira On day Of sS' ., and hAianre ia
one AKA iWU ears, with interest and s-Gure1 by mortgage
JOSEPH HOOPER, GuRFdAu
Of minor children Sf J. cz&R AS.
BY EETs L KArss, his Atys
Jas. ! 80 if1..0l sci
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CHANGE OF TIME.

O441&4 SA OA
THE OMNIBUS willlrave the American Houxe At Z nast
l. ipo'ciock n. IN. for thes. N. & r. K. r., WIN ch cunne :A
with the Express trails nn TIE &. & G. Il. K. both North
and South The ira II going North ieEfes Sorth Curve al
l0.5l-en.ng South, Al iLIS.-4eyins over for Svuth trzii q
minutes.
The ouln bus viii run dur'ng tna prasent arraagemen to
the No | Freight, going seuth at335. Ohvs al the 3 Ii eri.
can house.
In connection with This Omnibus Line lsA well arranged
Livery Stable,
adapted to the convenience of the citizens. and 10 the &c.
cLlumudation of strangers wishing conNtyauc 5 or 10 lie
conveyed to any OF the nefEhtorns il SuS Or 10 The couuIrv.
Our stable Is wei s,oeked with Soui Il, rses and WAGON.
ami clever fellows, who Will eDcn aud every one OF us nor
ses, Wagons ami FGiowsJ spare no pains ia giving full sat
is!hcton with cur Tree and good young Horses, easy and ac-
colnmodttius Wagons, and liberal charges.
tr4ers LETT at tie American House VIII receive prompt
attention.. 1. i. Len
Delaware, Nay 20 IS5 ~
WHEkE can We sc; the cheapes, oNSET Al
w Gct.". 5t- il. ALLEN 4 cos.
VINO sells the finest COLLAR for The least money!
w Oct. 9, 81 @ ID. ALLEN < %
a y inquiry is maie-w here can we Eetthe che-pes st and
"a best style CLUAn: The answer is, at
Oct. ., 81 a [lll y 60
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Settlement of Estates. &c.

Y5HE following Administrators and Guardian have a.ed
L their pHpers for hnsl settlement;
VIM. Smith and John Graham, 4dmr's of Conrad Smith.
Josiah Luke ard Geo. Luke, Admr'S of Rachel Carnss.
orrisou Conckhn, Guardian OF Cicero Conckln.
There wiz be a hearing on the above cases. al my oEcs
in Delaware, on Saturday Feb 9th, 1855
Jan ~, 'as-5t RANNEY rros. Judge.
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GAZETTE.
TERMs OF s-uBsCRIprIoN:

@aaA sn educacs or aoik5ia tAres months, $3.50
1Uring tia gear, Sz,oe, after the aspiration Of
tLe gear, s., so.
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Fruits, Nuts. &c.
SUndries.

SUndTies.
g Pays che'ce Eastern Coffee,
80 20 Bags 90 Southern do
70 Boxes Mould candles,
40 Packages Assorted tand3es In - u AMI - 10 EoIez
Is Boxes Pain No and German soap.
20 Boxes Star and Stearine Can lies
II Boxes SIS, SIS and les Virginia ~Tobacco,
Kegs Kentucky six Twist co
q Roxes Virginia Half Pounds do
80 Boxes superior W estern deserve Chresa.
All of which ar offered at the lowest market Jr,ces.
Jan u, 'SS-t X. l.. HILLS 4 SON
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1853. SPECIAL NOTICE. 1858.
Wishout anu regard to Cost.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

V1HE subscriber offers for sale his homestead Farm,
u adjoining the beautiful village Of Della ware, containing
l0 acres. So under cultivation, and p acres che ce bottom
land; the balance rolling and well watcrcd. The buildings
are new. substantial and convenient. consisting o. two
brick houses, with large fruit cellar, enclose in n beautfu
yard, tastefully de- cora ed with evergreens add other orna,
mental iFees, q large barn. with stone basement, considered
the best in the county. aad all necessary gu; buildings. A
valuable fruit orchard. continuing 40 apple trees OF choice
varieties, together with peaches, pears, cherries and gum
ces. Also, "A highly cultiva-ed garden, well stocked with
currants, grape vines, stra wberriss, nc.
This farm is especially adapted To hose laving children
to educate, heing convenien. bnh to the O. W. University
and O. W Female college. Address, or inquire OF the
subscriber on The premises. j. q. VERG0N.
Jan 22--#4w. rel!ware, Ohio.
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To Farme rs, Contractors and Dealers
in Wood.

WI wish TO Cali your attention tn our IMPROVED
w M0On SAVING AAGfiIHf3. This machine has been
thoroughly tested, and gives eGtire satisfaction. viii cut
logs four feet m Giame,tr, snl il so arranged That one man
and 10y IAN CUT FROM 10 70 Is CORDS OF WOOD PER
DAY. For further in 'nrlnaiiu3 call ga or address
BRADLEY, BthUHAA, LAMB 90,
Dec. =, 1855. Delaware. o.
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Administrators Sale of Lend.

Ry order Of he Probate coart Of Delaware County, Ohio,
II We, Joseph VI. Cellar sud Henry Cellar, as Adninisrra-
ters of Joseph Cellar decd, on March 4th, A. u. 1853. win
offer al public vendue. on the premis IS in Lfher:y ownship
in said county. the Snnth half Of OF No. 6 in Sec:ion /,
Township 3, Range 70, United States Military Survey, con
tanning about one hundred acres, subject to The dover es-
tate of The widow OF said deceased, which covers twenty
eighi acres. east par.
Terns of sale-S!lo at the line Of sale. and the balance
one half in nine months and one half Ist December. Il go
with interest," and occurred iE mortgage "a he premises.
Joseph MIC. CELLAR,
HENRY CELLAR
A6m'rs- of Joseph Cellar, decd.
By REID ( EATON, the.r ALfys.
Feb. :, 1875. iS2 sol So
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

\ Benevolent Institution, established by e<pe-
cigI endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed. afflicted with VIiuleut and
Endemic Diseases.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05

sQUEEN OF THE MoNTHLIEs,'
4 ISo. th-gN ATIOEAL MAG VINE. a Monthly Of tare
~ nj .rit. Illus ated with fEP r etoriai embellishments
prlte p GEMS Per nun1er or. two doll rs per annIn. For
sale al the NEW BOO o
DlcrvaE and Git-at the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05
Estate of Reading warforJ

NOTICE is hereby g iven that the under signed he's be,
IN ap 5ninted and quaid d as Admins atnr of Read
War,ord decreased. late of Delaware comfy. Ohio. 4
persons Interested VIII govern themselves accordiagly.
Feb. 5 iS5S-5I HAMILTON WAHFOkD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
CHEAT ATTRACTION.
iRRIt Al Of Il LdHGE STOCK or
NJ Il, 4 10 4 "a 4 ~ n, ~ 4 T..

~ Vi, 4. aud opening, SiRlNG
Il and 81 MaiLH > IDGA or READY -MADE LLUIu
lac OF these who love scif cut al
STOCK, and wiI mud has Clothing,
and Workmanship superior 10 ether house i'll
Ne viii sell great bargains tor oas he purchased h goods
great antagc
Aiy stock III FURNISHING GOODS, such SKIRTS Col
aN(, ioNcs Socks 10 iidNi> Net and shirts
aAG drawers. Umbrellas, etc, Is large an Well asNuicd
Country Merchants invite to all
iis .urther last VIII cheap N"uia
ia Potomac. NJ. GtNIESli III
NM
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TO THE WEST:


FuNHE baltimore and Ohio Railrqad with Its much I'm,
l. proved W esorn CONNECTIONS great Ia
travellers from Virginia and the through a.hing
ton aud Baltimore % ali portion, t,. W.s, M.
and the Southwest
The connection between trains from Waslnyon and
trains bound West Tor heeng iron, Rai
more il always promptly male the Washington Junction
Qaeiy Called tho Relay House. mites Baltimore Tins
only OF cars between and
the ono River baggage checked through est At
the Washington Station.
~ The connecting trains leave Washington daily at
A NJ an i2o I. NJ. On Sundays at the latter hour.
AT BENWOOD
Direct connection made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
Railroad. running Btliire VI thruurh am,
bridge. GAINESVILLE and New ark Columbus Ih,s. trains
connect at Newark with tho Cars of tho Newark Nans,I
ana SandnSSy H. H. Tor Sahdushy Toledo Detroit Chicago
st. Louis,
AT PARKERSBURG
connection made tby Steamboat mes) with trains on
ne Marietta anu t1cinnati ioa for ChcotLe Cnuinuat
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio with the cars of In.
Cleveland aud Ohio River railroad Cleveland Toledo
Detroit Chicago. and ali the Southwestern points direct
" Travellers requested bile iii, ths
only Route ahOrng Through Tickets Checks in WASH,
Riot to nearly all the leading points the great West The
distance from w ashington to Cincinnati about GOO
miles, being about lUU iles shorter than by rout.
Fare. by through ticket from Washington at least UNE
from more Northern cities
For Frederick and Harpers Ferry Marnsburg erkoley
Springs, Cumberland. Bedford Springs Oakland
passengers may leave Washington at i A. NJ.
ing, take d A ii. tram Washington
~ For fui Their inornation Through Tickets &C. apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS Agent a, Washington St.
'" .. WoODSlDE, Master OF
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
j. NJ Cole 'ienl Ticket Agent sep2 d8cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RItHMuND, May list, 1856.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced b esAing out last
"a! ~ siAii soTes winch gradually extended
LA including both oats, whGou the
to tear tina. both d
tcd AL sorts oi adv ersed and remedies without
any good results then procured and appned Ar TURF
Oii II began to get better the "
led gals tit again began 10 My elder daug
ead Ia, 90 get some more OF thai luri on.
oked 80 much better whom you used xvi another
'1e and her head nearly Wei This assrs-
ased case and took halt an hour every day
was very Offensive One bottle feel will
her entirely, there but little
lou entitled to this benefit others take
great pleasure In giving you this eortino ate.
Respectfully, 49, L. CHALK
To Aeagr lIuya 40
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
head the Tresh about our Turf Oil.


, ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered
aud the skin OF place large. than my hand from
rubbing Oh the inside OF the thigh. applied your
Turf On, aud IN day or Two he well Anoth.
mule which was working to my dray unable to
ak On exanioiug his foot discovered nail about two
Inches long up " the head My driver and the said
he would De good for nothing drew the ont
piece OF lint And your Turf OH and once
Aud from that moment he rs good
ever also Jaw horse badly suagged the
his thigh IN paccA about inches deep aud four
iaches wide, from which he day two Your Turf
Gil was applied audit brought them entirely sound II
truly one OF the greatest remedies for
known, and have lived drug years Use
ihis ~ YOU think proper. Very truly,
10 Mcssrs Dove Co J. H. wEiSIGER.
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
nov ooom LynehbuTg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOf1tE.-Thec ssceva 81 ThsPsaaa n Dis
~ wdde having been dissolved by the Joseph
Thurman all persons having claims will
ple.s pr'sept them and all Indebted
will please come forward and settls thsir aecouots
NnE ENDERs1GNED will costume the
= WATCH ANDJEWELRY BusISEsS IN all its various
branc.s at the aid stand Thurman nysdde where he
WI" Keep tnsian. onhand stock of q old silver
RS Breast Plus lar Rags Finger kngs. Silver sp.sns
TED spoons ae A." and Will be pleased hi
oidffends and the public generally.
JAMES DISMIDDIE
Watches anI J"wey repaired at short notice and oil go
anu stftakeh IN exchange for new work. J. b
~
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q X r. a r
NORTHERS AND SOUTH HESTERY MAIL ROUTE
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
La 60 - Ss.:.ssssE

ESOR CharioesN lc Stanton, Lew sbug, and Charleston
n Va. Guy andotte, Two daily Trans Washin..
Baltimore, Phla,elL New York, Wheeling, Iineit.
natl LousSiiic.
Dag Mail AMI Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
6:io a. NJ.
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sundt1 - AT o:lJ l., NJ.
The OLD NJ rain connects at Washington with
NJ and the 5:i5 r. NJ with the 5:ij A. ~ Trains
from W ashns ION for The different points named
T Through Tickets Tor baltimore and Washington
he or"cu ed in Lyrt hhurg the Ticket Office OF the South
Side Railroad Co, oi A, W. HORNEli, Ticket Agent
To philadelphia ......'..........-..... 10 20
10 " ashington and AIeAanGria.. ........... ~ -
Passengers Wstl ston st down Al any Hotll upon
Penns lvania Avenue, Of charge
Passengers eavi l., nehburg $50 p NJ by irregular
iIcLond with the ~ IS A NJ ahd those
leaving freight a, commodation at $50 A NJ.
with the 5l5 r. II. IIain
aud their transported between the De-
pots Richmond free OF Charge. THOS DODAMEAD,
ly.l2isrp Gen Sup't
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Very Rem q RI 70 bIe.-

AsftN GROVE. lIrnrico, Deco niber J. leJ7
MkssHs Dow ;-t'enllcincn--Aiy h0iso was mt IN
'he ara IN irohi vi The USE attempting
len ran ohc ond oi iencs and
nearly penetrating through his breast uaks CASH iarsu
ehpnHh W ihscit Jour MI bottle your KF
Oh Aud applied reoy, IN tour and IN
two weeks he " Ms entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE.
sold by ali Drasyss ai Merchants bout the Slac
ieb5ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

CHksrkRiILLD Jan L. 1858
ALSsitS D0YEA Co-GeEheRta Having dad tlns
since OCCASION your 1uIt on extraordinary
,.sG AMI ts action Dcls sTatiy
~iitnI The community al
iaisc had n nue. Uoi in stable which tAcro was
fs" ba' iht buIi LicaLnu outraged iur
koied tho Coli IN The shoulder about eglt
and ripped up The neck about distance hich
caused inost Hsnfui wohhd several oi
present ami rena Acd they would sNc cent, or HI.
ne, that they th"uaht usoies 10 do al! Iu. n,u
ever. deter n.ncu - Try the Iur OF
two small bottles lie IL eatirul, cured
,. Nety respectfully,
Jan % Is AZ. G. FRIEND.
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NEW CONUEHN We have ,hi. day a..ecia-

n ;" we nave ms day assocn0-
ted ourselves together under the and firm of Nc
KINNEY 20, for the purpose OF conducting GENERAL
GROCERY AND COMMISSION 81 SlNESs at the old stand
of Mckinney Bass, Man where will be glad to
old friends and the public with the promise
every effort to give entire satisfaction.
TEMs-Cash to punctual customers six months time
SAML II MCKINNEY.
JOHN =. BASS,
HENRY ID FLOOD.
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SPRING OF 1858.

HAVING JUST RETURNED from the Nor.
thcrn cities and received large stock Goods
pubic are invited to call at where they will
tint variety OF useful and desirable articles that be sold
for much less than customary prices have agency for
he article silver Plated Ware, which
cent by purchasing of and goods of quail
hy Wthasr also agency JeweiTy, which fur
nlslivery cheap The ladies
the stock. perhaps may have the goods
will be sold very cheap for cash. BRYAN AKERS,
ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
HI SUPEK-PHOSPHATE or LIME,
red from Formula of

h SUPEK-PHOSPHATEO or LIME,
Manufactured from Formula of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
- State Chemist of Maryland.
thirds Of Peruvian for Fall seeding
crops altogether Packed bags and barrels fully
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full
tail of this valuable Fertilizer also full impo
HoLLINs CO,
mar l3ts Sole Agents for Lynchbur
II =. n q. \. DsUsiUsD, s..ces.or. 10 -
arge stock OF all kip,h of FURNITURE OF their
iactue which they will be pleased shew the old friends and
patrons % s. Diugud n Sons and the public "erers /
They also keep constantly On hand large SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES. OF all sizes; also large stock
WOODEN COFFINS, of every description, and will pay
prompt attention to the undertaking business at all hours
ef25dscts ID =. q. a. DItGU1D.
Lond may you boast of your telegraph speed
And Of L. mighty wonders tel
But merit bees her voice to add,
AIdsay how BLISS exuells.
ATsIL TIE BALL ROLLING ON, and
To the Virginia Bank, Main street, Lynehbrg, Va.
with at Hiss GALEY %n,eh cam Ie eA
ce,iei by none nor cqaa led but by few
20 Pictures from ID cas- 10 SID
augjts u II. BLISS, Photographic.
S,MiT MACMaNEs.-We AR. Agent. for the
- DAN rEA>E,Jn,' superior SMUT MACHlNES,whch
the best Mers will n it greatly
tcrcs I" these machines preference to all others
Any person slnB TO examine them can do so by calling
We Messrs. Langhorne Johns who using
these inarh'ncs IRBi ~ SAUNDERS
4 ACE sN~EKFINlx "A large 10, at 3Jc per
aug as ''''' join J. prRvIs Agt
uJIANO.-For snIe. good second hand PIANO.
line toned Instrument, wLch will be so!d very low
ly . IS e. x. PiELrS.
ID TEA, AlLcn's Extract Java Coffee just received by
je lots STABLER JONES.
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1 AitSsEsT SOUTHERN

II "O1 ~, va UNSATISFACTORY
1870, - - - ~
hOLD NE DdL fRhNiCh IId-'O fOf1ES.
WM. ~ Ma Ii n continues the aud sale Of
square Piano ForIes the old B.
North the Euttw House, and at
tle new No 2U7 ,arkct street, baltimore.
The respectfully begs present
The ladies md gentlemen the his acknow
very liberal patronage they have uniform
establishments and he the
that stimulated by their constantly in
ercasng he has spared nener ouble
perfect poss,be the Piano Forte
a'' =. .,"','"' ~ " " ps " P " ~
" ,.',, 49, H.. ,r.s, ,,,i,.,, I, a.,
J.. =, ,',r, ~, ,,, 80 ~, a, 49, 49,. a., A. h,
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80 n(EDEORD As.In
ID AND IODINE SPRINGS"
1hesu located the dividing the Counties Of
Campbell AMI bedford within short distance and in ull
ct the The Peaks of OTTER the beau
tni Blue klscran Reached few hours tis
The AIR Is and nvlgurang and the visitor the Low
anis o: Virginia and thu Southern States would
r"s a. y here he would iii the midst OF he
ains situated directly the IynchDurg and salem Turn
p,ke-,lcvcn miles from the place and four miles
the Forest Depot which place vehicle VIII be
vey visitors To and from The Springs FREE % CHARGE.
ECHOI,S a. SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

NkW CONe6kN.-lhe aadersigarsi \
~ Associated themselves together under Tho t3o aud nr
q. obDEN WINFIELD. iOf the rpose ndacl,us
Uen.Ta ,omni-.aoa For ardug BUSINESS III.
and e"nvenicni Now Brick building the sm oI pose
Va and Tenn Railroad Depot, rrJw Aersrs
Adams Co take ts method ut iu ,ormlnB
and the pnbhc generally ,ha, they
receive aud sell store Procuee of oN.ry dos ro
reasonable icrus other iious. a. They
give thot attention the their
J.st Efforts saisiat AL
ralI. NM. u.
~ :.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
PAINE h CElRlS'TKAN.


kASA GOFfEE.-Wc havrjm>t received a lot
- of prime Old Go.erumc Java Cuf.e tor sale.
aug Hts DEE. JOHNSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

SHLvIC OaL! AYLVlC OIL - ms, rcceiv.
~ ed. Dbl Syivic OIL Those who been waiting
an now be supplied WA. STkOTHER a. Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
Erysipelns, Sea ofula, Ming. EsH, Ieiier Iu-
IL nfheuM

From EorEaTdias liTchaHt " 81 Loais, Ff5. L. s.6
Or AtEhiour PiIs ara the paragon ali that great
In medicine 1heJ have ~, Iii,c
bor hands and had we'd
Her mother had been long srievonsiy
u'urhcs Anl liiupi,H az
chil FMS, Lacy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

SPEciE.-Tbc amount of specie now held by
the banks of the Atlantic cities, and in the sub.
treasury, 10 immense New York exhibiting
more than forty millions, and the other cities in
proportion. The demand for coin for export IL
very light, while steamer after steamer from
California adds millions more to the stock on
hand, already troublesome from its great
amount, and the difficulty Of finding profitable
means Of getting it into general circulation, and
into the performance Of its SO much needed
function Of stimulating trade, manufactures
and commerce. In the absence of more useful
occupation, clerks will sometimes make curious
calculations. lnl connection with the many re.
ports Of the great amount of gold on hand, it
has been computed that il We estimate the solid
yard of gold at ten millions Of dollars. which il
10 In round numbers, all the gold in the world
might u welded into ingots, be contained in .
cellar twenty-four feet square, and sixteen feet
deep. All the boosted wealth already obtained
from California and Australia, would 60 into an
iron sals nine feet square, and nine feet high
% snallis The cube Of yellow metal that has sss
populations on ths march, aAd reused ths Whols
void b vsaAse. a@9 tts ~ss