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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
JeWelrl Establishment!

Ns~ Tr"t, First H~r Er'rr .N';.man's.
GR THES BSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
e. p informs his friends aud the public gen.
G..A orally. that hr has just received II large
assortment "fEOI.D and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRI, all If which he offers for sale
ON the lnr>t reasonable terms.
California JcWclry mud INmOMd Work
manufactured I" order, with neatncss and dis
patch, wholesale and retail
W "tchcs Repaired by an experienced
workman.
80 Billiard Turning done to order. ~:
COLTS kENOLNEIS for sale.
y. Is. All work entrusted To me shall be done
satisfactorily and M4rrantcd
y. {. ARVIDSSON.
,c
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

AwFuL.-We had scarcely reached the
scene when the lurid heavens grew inta
one broad, cOncave sheet of everlastingre-
fulgcnce. The furnace-like intenseness Of
the flames flung fierce and far the hot, de-
stroying rays, and in spite Of the supsT.
human exertions of the firemen, the whole
was reduced to ruins. Loss, not worth
mentioning.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
An Hour Mt the Old Playground.

l sat an hour to-day, John,
Beside the old brook stream
Where we were schOOl.bOvs in old time,
When manhood was dream;
The brook is cloaked with fallen leaves,
The pond is dried away;
scarce believe that you would know
The dear old place to-day.
The sclool.housc is no more, John,
Beneath our locust trees;
The wild rose by the window side
No more waves in the breeze,
The scattered stones look desOlatc-
The sod they rested on
Has been plowed up by stranger hands
Since you and | were gone.
The chesnut-trce is dead, john
And what is saddcr now,
The broken grapevine Of our swing
Hangs on the withcred bOugh.
read our names upon the bark,
And found the pebbles rarc-
Laid up beneath the hollow side,
Just as We piled them there.
Beneath tho grass grown bank, JOHN,
l looked for our old spring,
That bubbled down the alder path
Three PAGES from the swing.
The rushes grow upon the brink,
Tile pool is bleak and bare,
And not foot, this many day,
II seems has trOdden there.
I took the old blind road, John,
That wandered up the hill,
'Tis darker than it used to be,
And seems so lone and still;
The birds sing vet among the boughs,
Where once the sweet grapes hung,
But not voice of human kind,
Where oil our voices rung.
I sat me on the fence, John,
That lies as in old time,
The same halfpanel in the path,
We used so oft to climb;
/ thought how DER the cares of life
Our playmatcs had passed on,
And left me counting on this spot,
The faces that are gone.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

George, what has happened Z" sEhs'
most delightful thing l caught my JenS
ny this morning, without hoopA and I
got the first kiss I've had since whaIShonS
skirts came into fashion,"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
JOB PRINTING.

The proprirtors of the Den0rIm take pleasure in
announcing to the business men Of Fl Dorado county
that they have made extensive additions to their Job
0fce,-whic il the best in the interior Of Cali
forna-and are prepared to ho all kinds Of job Print
ing in the very best and at the most reason
able prices.
gWLEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed, to or
der, with ncatncss and dispatch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

STARTLING, n TRUs.--Ey . sePies 6f 6s:
periments lately IiiAde In PhiladolaA6 - =,
wo:nan's tongue has ,besu fO6na
OF moving one thousand nine khnl
twenty times in minute. 1htnk q
and weepl 4 -.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
ALTA EXPRESS co.
PRLVCIP.4L OFFYrEc.

PRLTCIP.4L OFFYrES.
PlaccrVllle-Davis h Roy, Agents;
san Fr0nCtScO-With Freeman 4 Co corner
OF Sacramento and Montgomery streets;
NacrancntO-Offce No. 2, Post Office Block,
81 street: "'
-Rosenbaum & Van Allen, Agents.
M0fyNVtllc-A Randall, Agent on ID street on.
p0ste the Western House;
OrOVIlle-Chas. French. Agent Montgomery St !:
Diamond Springs. u. Jackson, Agent:
II! D0FadO-(Mud Springs)-Chas ?. Jackson,
Agent;
FolSOnl0Iennan Wilbur, Agents, opposite the
Railroad Depot;
GcOrgctOVVn-J. A. Cunningham, Agent;
J0ck%On-T. ii. SkidmOre, Agent;
NcRrO AAtII-E Franchcre, Agent;
Mormon Island "A. Spnks Agent;
CacheIiIle, HOlO COuMIy,-Wm. l.. Jer-
AND ALL PARTS OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND
SOUTH AMERICA, CONNECTING WITH
FREEMAN Il CO.'S
Atlantic, European and south Amer
lean Express, and
NICHOLS AZ CO.'S EMPRESS
To Oregon g. Warrington Territory.
Packages. Parcels. Letters, and Treasure forward.
th with diSlntch and everything connected with the
Express promptly after drdtO.
4 MARlAM' panM Jr" ProprictOrs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

"Matrimony," said modern benedict :
the other day, produces remarkable rev.
olutiOns;' Here am, for instance, In ten
short months, changed from . sighing
lover to Q loving Sirc.''
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

An actor in one Of our theatres ~
called out four times IN One evening" n6s
long HgO-twice by . shsEiR, enes b. q
tailor, and once by an iETesisaAAle dAe6
to imbibe. A promising RsniuA.
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TTIEDEMOCRAT
Is published every Saturday, at the office on
ColOma street, Placervlle, by
GELWICKS f. JANUARY.
o. ". GELwIcKs, VIVA. JANUARY.
in Advance
AdvertiSinE,

One Square-10lines-frst insertion, 93-each sub
tequent insertion, II 81. Business Carls-ten lines
or less-One year, s25 three months, &lo.
liberal discount will be made on the above rates,
for all yearly and quarterly advertisements which ex-
ceed one square.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

The young lady who "fcll dcad-in
love with young man." revived on be-
ing asked to name the day.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

The old maid who did ~ l6Sa SSSilI
or hate young girlA has bsee jaa1lS -
warded with Z h1shGn3s
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
DOYOC WANT TO RIDE?
.-.. II you dO, Go to
Condee, Monroe & Co.'S,

1 T the old stand Of Condce Co, In the rear OF
"A the Round Tent" and you will there find
Saddle Horses Of the No. Kind!
BCGGIES AND CARRIAGES OF VARIOUS KINDS
And the
BEST Driving Teams III the Mountains!
And they are ready at all times To accommodate
those VIII" may favor them with their patronage, on
the most reasonable terms.
Placervillc, January, lS5S.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

100000 "tT*$a ofvstios. Brands, S1%." $
la,0nO Flor de IIahana:
5000 Figaros. pressed
5000 Triumfo dc Bailrn;
10000 RnSalm;
10000 Bucna Vista;
100000 Empcratrix Eugcnia;
9,ooo Silhda;
5.o0o Permancnto;
6.oO0 Turco, conchas;
4,pOa MNury V Muros;
l0,oo0 FL Sevilliano:
$1,000 Queen of Antilles;
5000 La Patria, &c. &C., for sale bv
Scpt6l d. NEWBAUER.
100000 !s.ScS SSSGs%aG GSiS.lSaS, CIGARS
lO000 Henry Clay;
l5oo0 Flor de Cabanna;
lo0o0 Union Jack;
l5noo Flor de Tabaccos;
9oo0 Jenny Lind;@
10000 FL Dorado;
9i.O00 MercNro;
2oU00 Higucra;
9ne0O Fidelidad, &c, &C.. for sale by
Sept6 u. NEWBAUER.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
RENIIsH g. ELLTs.

ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHNS,
Have Removed their Store,
Into the FlreproOf Brick
Lately Occupied by a. Haas,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

Ill. LEE.

A TTORNEYS ATLAW .-OFFICE. Corner ~
"A Main and Cooma 81 'eets, Placervlle. [i9l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

A 4 TTORNEY At LAW.-0Oice on Main street, Pla.
N cervie. 1911
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
Fox and Whitcfold.

Mr.. Wilberforce, in the rccollections Of his par
liamcntarv life, related that Fox used sometimes
to roll on nj flU tear in the House of Commons for
two o. thrcc hours" Rogers, in his Table Talk
saws he ha, often known Fox to take up his candle
to 20 to bed. and stand talking till it had burnt ont
IN Me xocia.
There is we'll authcntscated anccdote to White
field to the same effect The night before his death he
arrived mt the house of Rev Mr. Parsons, in New
buryport after week of abundant lnbors at Tx.
cter and elsewhere His coming was soon known
Before he had finished his supper, crowd sur
rounded the house, and found their way into the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

ty in the Scriptures" and fervont in spirit and
therefore IAN eloquent man. Let your
heart be as quiver full Of the ar
rows Of God. and lot them ny On this
side and on that; for they are Ike tho arrows fa-
bied BY tho ancient poet TO be gfied scith intel-
yenoe, aud longing to reach their mark.
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TOILET SOA Pa, PIE RFUMK0H. Ge.-IuA.l
l. ipe Iowa ane Soaps H0Osy anA 0iycegs 6papA Lab
lns Pvers Pomses, Lubna Extracts for tbs HaAlksR.
chief Parma Coognes Engsh Har Tooth Bfuhea 1pdg
Rubber Puff Boxss Toilet Combs. u usa recelvsA
oc. l9 d.nl sTABLER 4 y0GEe.
Al lNvlTATsSN - n RkoK CORDIAL
"A Lf EXTENDED to the citizens of Lynchhnrg apA Il
the contiguous and remote counes who may be casd INNER
business pleasure es al the Cothng Dasaas of BUR
ROUGHS, SHAFER Co. and sxamins ths desirable p1oek
of Ready made Clothing exhibition As seprdlDe
regarded 1t best but recommendation and 9th
orwse IL ndsrea unnecessary by the quanAed ooen
daon Of legons who have Tasted tha csiag aufAcursd
aud sold by us during the six would b supeF1u
for the limits Of thing 0f the
quality stye and cheapness Of gOed especaly - Ne
acknowledge and eheertuy concede tho right Of
to exercise their and be their Jsxfs Of the
quality and fairness Of the prices Of the goods Ws %
Our stock comprises In the following srticis G4Ta
Fine French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats Medium dd Low
priced Fancy Dress Froek Coass; Yreneh Af
other favorte Cashmere Dusiness Salts
Black Pants Aaalssse Caeneys ve
Ovey Coats Of suneo1e maeftaI
and In every desirable style Cioaks, &c. II ts4 eiff<
FURNhaHlNls DEPARTMRNT--lA - Aefs.,
nishug is also complete comprisn9 N Dok
Frcprh Shirts Collars Cravais In syeat xAsa. nser
Muiers Cashmere Meno. Shaker and ak tnes 0AyAa
Drawers Socks Gloves, Snspenders pockat H&k so
gsnt De Chambre Travelling shawn nd 1ahkes,
Umbrellas, &c. BURRoUGHB, BHAFDR = 90, isass
sep,ol-ts - Lypc86evS Va
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- EAD WHAT TalIAKSPEAREs SAYS,
II n,

DEAD WHAT TaHAKsPEARE SAYS.
~ GtOD PICTURES
If II were well done. when It's done:
Then II well, It were done quickly y."-Shasspedre
So ii you wish it rel done in a superior .
You'll find it quickly dane. and peh doae by TANNER.
N s. TANNER q CO,
Main Street, 3 doors from bridge Street
Lyhchbnrg, Va.
La lies and Genilenen cordially invited to POE.
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens of Phot graphs
Ambrotypcs Melaiuotypcs &c, &o
Also the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PICTURE, which
is convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather. aud enclosed in bean
titul al the low prices from 10 to slU
and beautiful assortment Of Cases tod ockets Nc
dalon ocket Rrgs. Breastpns, Keys Seals, &c in eea
variety. just received.
A tresh supply of The best Material in the country
Don't forsc 10 call. fu"t II Is.
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WHOLESAu.E PAPER WAREHOlrsE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE eco,

HHAvE constantly hand q full stock cf PRINTING
Il WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all the
celebrated mills in the United Satcs Also full
men Of Book Binding Leather Cloth Glue Colored Pa.
per Of ali kinds Boards Binders Trunk
onne, Boards white and coored Priners Cards and Gard
Boards in every variety; Press Boards Hardware Paper
Tissue snd Shoe Paper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
ca Letter and Papers, Marble Paper Post Office and
Bank Envelope Papers Sheatg Tack Spice pspefs
Printing and Writing Ink Alum, Bleaching Poders &c
" Paper Of every description made TO oydr.s ssaf7
& Septl. 3mos y Ia. b.. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
1ERNS

The vIRaINIAN Published ally st % rrweekiy
e5 per in and weekly at 81 invariably IN ad
vance o. 80 will be chargedin ali No paper
t except tshs opun Of the Pfopretors
until I'll arrearaees shall have been paid.
inserted fos ~ cena per square OF
lines Insertion and mt or each con
unance unles form weekly and then % cts
oer square each insertion. the number of
nsertons marked the Ms lit will be published'lor
dered ont, and charged accordingly
HE EARLY RATES ARE 49,
For one Qaare ally.
For TWO do do -
For do semi-w ack ~
. For DO do ........''..::... ~
Intended for both papers subject TO spe
nj contract.
ss Annual advertisers viii be limited 70 their immediate
or the charged at transient rates
w All advertisements appear In the dahy anu VII
Obituary notices which sight lines are charged
atebly for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

TnE HUMAN FAcE.-Tbe Rev. Orvil'e Dewey In
one Of his lectures on tho problem Of Human Dcs
tiny remarks. f-'t
Tho expression Of the face 10 beautiful dis
tincion ofhumanity. We are little aware Of tho
influence which it oonstastly exerts. 1fthe dumb
animnl, on whom man exercises his cruelty. if tho
horse OF dog. when suffering BY a blow from the
violence of man, could turn upon him with look
of indignation or appeal, could any one resist the
power of the mute cxpos,ulationf How extraor-
dinary too. the difference Of expression in Tho hui
man face, by which the recognition Of personal
identity is sccurcdf On this small surface nine
inches by ak. nrc depicted such various traits
that among tho millions Of inhabitants on tho
earth. no two have tho same lineaments of the
face What dire confusion would ensue if all the
countcnanocs were alike il fathers did not know
their own children by sight nor husbands. their
wives! hut wo could pick our friends among the
mutitudes Of the assembled universe" 1 ..
Tho Governor Of Missouri Ia beautiful repro
sentative Twice since he has filed the tiubcrna-
torial chair hc has been whipped when drunk. A
few Days ago he was found drunk ut u negro we'd
ding Upon this the Jefferson City Inquirer says
III frolieking with negroes, drinking with negroes,
eating with negroes, isn't establishing ,,negro
equality, wo would like u know what is
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SHOES! suOEs:. sHORs!.:-Jsst epened
- at No l. large of Lsdss NisS and Child
Seas SHOES whirh III he sod ezceedneH cheap Call au
surpy yourselves early JOHN AbkAHAAo. 7
nov 5.ds
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xHJEED,. rATnNr AZ v ING nAou,Nsl

NEED'h PATENT HE WING MACHINES.
w This is the most rcllabLa SEWING MACHINE ever
oHercd IN ,hs market both In the quality II s work. It's du
ey and simplicity The opoIa alton OF easier learned
the finest sk The heaviest cloth leather either Of
"yany lai scam much finer than ordnar, hnnd work whie
both ales Of the cloth silt he'd alike, r,ang beauty
require. repairing aud simple that operator can
perform all "r'na, Iep"ns on y nnnl is"orn out with
Hds Pasp SsSia1 haeh,nss will hest the of
famirs MI Kinds. Manula turing LlotLisr Taors Boot
iinncs. and Saddle Msn"i"r,urers " ii And sh Mashnc
do work In rapid and substantial manner
nrh sewing viii dnd this Machine particularly adapted to
mir ,,ts hes,. labor .p,gh 4, ..,, ,nnn,h. D.,
ay forn aios III find great saving ny using this Sew.
ina Machine beside" being always sure superior quality
and work boo. and shoe Mrnuisr can save Thon
snnds OF Dola by usng this Machine, while Tor pupo
tie work done leather by this Machine, Is be than
l. "nc in any other way.
The editor Tho Cadartown tieorsia, Patriot says When
I'd Il wholly or enmy but II rrcomncnpcd to
leather u od Harness and Carriage Trimming aud
work done Ia mi. way both po beauty and strength
and feel confident for this alone the machine has saved
enough TO its cost One Of nsghbors who has
large plantation says Is worth the wages his
hands In III" tI"c save. 10 mskns clothes for tho rest Ev
ry Machine you sd In this Vicinity has given
satisfaction and scvrr"l intend to order Machines from
you
Extract from letter written by gentleman. owning
Plantation Now Orleans Your two Wsds Patant Sen.
them, and with the best Of practical results In three
week" the two operators ON them hn"ed c"mpcta suit Of
clothes each of hundred and ten plantation haads
and lind the tine saved In using them has
than paid their cost
in making clothes for the revt but since purchased your
Beeds Patent Seeing Machine, hand sewing
all tho othe' the family iecl confident the Machine pays
for irse.f every three months
The sm and best for Family use Plantation or any
9Th where stitch required Price of Ueea' Patent
Whitney q LYON propric,or..
To- Sold by A. a. ENGLEDOVE dealer Ia Fancy Goods
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AEED WHEAT.-u have ju ssspe see Sssaess
- pure blue stem white Wheat which will sell In parcels
TO sui, Farmers who may desire superior article.
septi7ts AMbROsE b RUCKER. g.
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n, N x a q l. u N n p RsZR. s}ts
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In OHL OsOTH AND WINDOW
STA DES-A second spring supply ot tAese 0eodsdl,
rect from The manufacturers Styles new snd bssatt
iul Come and see them. 3. u SIMPSON
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BRANCH a Hanover st. Boston; No. ~ Chap
el ST. New Haven c. Glovervlle, n " No g74 Broad 81,
Newark n j. No. lag Chestnut ST., philadelphia No los
baltimore ST. baltimore No 81 Westminster St. Providence
L. l. No Last ith ST. Cineinna No 65 North ith ST. 81
Louis No 81 St. Charles st. Now Orleans No 20 Dauphip
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OUR FALL STOCKi9 ]


LywchkurS, W. trela Il tsH
uE fourth lnssutlon commence
u on the 18th September
Tho ocaton of the heatAiess Ascssahs IN
tho entire sonth aud tho study both Classical and
HceatAc equal that of theh hrs AmesleAa cnse0 II t
The Military Departmrn, Will be eScisatly nsntelsd
der the care Mr. Blanksnship gfSuats Of ths vir
gina Military nstato and recsny sonaeeeea Weh ths
United States Coast Survey.
The several psotcss0rs will exclusive akargs tbs
Grammar school In which young viii BE- thoroughly
pared for college or burinrss 9 sai32 - y VIZ
RAO y u TY.s5.s t..t.-.fs t...-
ROBERT l.. BROcKETT, prssdssi, Professor of Natu.
raj Science ..alFs 3 75H 1saef8ts,I II
Lrcunous MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
Bsllca Lettrca 3 = .0Its HogHea saF
H. CAnSL, A. b, Professor of the Greek Language ani
Literature. a# Df saHfeH SlA
r. BLAsKESsHrp. Professor Of Mathematics Iassrus
tor Of Tactics et''5t5at' .'H-t' -
Rev W. W wALKrR Professor Of Moral aad Msnssi ss-
and OF History
ID. LAsanohsE, NJ u, Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
ology -i.i4tA.i = tif sae.ai''b
GIUSEPPE ApoLpao sARTonI, LIZ D.. Prosssos Of holsn
ExPENsEs 9fs h-e ss.gus
Board % per week washing el IS per month fuel and
ehts 60 Taiton eaO In tho Grammar School, an1
ea0 IN tho Couaga,s department for half session, CO., +
~ Catalogues rontalnng further information, Be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President III. .=F aug bts
nAA Bssheis pvtme sew Clever neeA, ~
9VVV Store and for sNe which We will cell low or
cash Also Timothy, Orchard Grass English Bus 0russ
Green aud herds Qrars Seed -
Ian ~. iRBy sAUNDER@sn
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tV- Sold by A. 3. ENGLEDOvE. dvsler in Fancy Good
llInneis Ac.. INnchburR. Xa. mnr 30 Is


k,kNd.EK'S SEWING MACmlNEA.-tsreWt
- the conclusive proof Of
Judged by this bcrs no machine before tho
ubir to Singers aewng Machines Amor estab
shng the highest reputation In the United States they
exhibited the late Exposition Unlvorsee III France where
they carried off the highest premiu great
~ TO make them has l. cen built in Paris
branch OF industry In which ing to be DONE
these machines be used with profit As the speed
Of the kas Is 10 travelling loot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing tailor
shoemake dressmaker trimmer saddcr hater
&C uhonid be without The fair profit Of using OF
these machines regularly employed IL One Thousand Dollars
year In all prvat, families where there much
be done these machines invanable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers lind them particularly
table These machines simple In their and
strong and durable being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine ever made by which sort Of work. fine
could be pecy executed Thoussndso Of inferior worth
less Sewing Machines been made sold
but Sngors Machines alone have been found every
where to satisfy the wauts Of the public.
Plain printed instructions using with each
chine. from whiuh readily acquire the Of
aging them The mnehipes packed secureyto to
part Of the world To all persons desiring particular
formation we will by letter either OF our Of
fcos forward copy of M. Singer Cos Gazette, paps
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WARRINGTON. d. C.

rlNE undersigned respectfully Informs hiends aud the
puhe eneraly thn, this Hotel has heen greatly cnise
ed b, the addition OF twenty Ave Parlora
Also, many improvements aud alterations have
tho Hotel proper which enables him all make
this h"ne their home whilst In tho Metropolis
Sscond /" tr comfort aud pleasure lilo hopes strict
attention 10 The wants oi his guests To mcrit
th" patronage hrrRy upon him heretofore
This h this only hotel which charges than ~ b0
nov sdly j.. y, SMITH, Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

NOCNTAlN COAL!!-We beg leave to cnii
4Vl the attention ot the Lynchburg atele
of coal which raising from the celebrated coal banks
of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLE. OF Montgomery CoH,ty.
THIS coal has been tried by many Of the citizens Of h neh
burg aud IN every Instance given satisfaction.
We will have always On hand article of this Coal suita
bic Tor burning in Stoves. which will sell at u per
bushel. Call and see i'll
sE Always on hand n large stock
BY permission, we refer 10 the following gentlemen:
{. W. BUTTON. Gao NJ EUCkER,
N Is. THURMAN. W. w. MosbY,
LIE JOHNSON & Co
CHRISTIANS, WHALING & MONTAGUE.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

N There many ignorant and worthless Quncks
advertising themselves Physcans and copying DIX JOHN
Advertisements Shoe Mendrs Boot Blacks Lamp Trim
&c. and Coafptib Imiators whose lives instead
the Noble Science Of Medicine have been spent in the
Me~ia Capaciy, styling themselves Regularly Edu
Physicias np@ng upon the perencsd aud
pectins Hng with and running the health Of all unfortunate
~ falling their that DR. Johnston deems
say e,oecay those with his reputation
hs credentials diplomas always hang in his Office
HIS REMEDIE and treatment entirely unknown to
all other. Prepared from life spent In the great hospitals
Euroy and he6rs this country and extensive
prlctic than any other phy sieisnin thc world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
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