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3D.. HARRIS BOUDOIR MACHINE.

This we'll known machine has been recently improved by
Bennett BY the addition Of simple attachment by which
the operator can, disposed with double thread The
undersigned takes pleasure offering this beau fu Fam
y Machine to the public and hereby invites all to examine
the work and operation of said machine 1t will do
MUCH and work the best of the high priced
machines AMI IS furnished at pcu low TO bring
within the reach of all The stitch is most beautiful ard
viii not rip though every fourth be cut. II is simple
and easy of operation, making with THOUSAND
beautiful stitches PER MISUTE; the time it al
m st NOIsELEss which great advantage all other
machines. Price, SIS. W r. BRAMAN, Agent.
" Agents wanted for all parts of the State.
u All kinds Of Sewing done with neatness and dis
patch at Rooms nuv25 Pc
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TrunIks and NnIises.

I ADIEs' Extra size sole Leather
Il Trunks; Ill ~
Ladies cAtGa SIZE Travelling Trunks, ,-sftl L III
Cent? uup 80 Leather lruuks, e@-l1I-O
- kussHth Trunks
=. Hog zAlu iron frame.
For sale D. BRADSHAW a RUTLAND,
jan-5 No. 50 Inlan street.
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1OOOO BUSHELS Superior Ohio River Coal Ia
IOOUO at the C,al-Iard ON College street, adj
joining NJ. a f. y. Cheatham's Warehouse carefully
screened aud cleaned, at Is El2o cents per bushel
Apply 30 the Coal Yard.
ian2lQ A l. DAVIS
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Hydrant Hose
COAL, COAL!,

BUCKETS.
100 DOZEN BCCkErS Just received and for sale by
HUI aprlo-tf HAN y. u. pfCkEY.
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SNYDER & FRTzyCVT

HANE in store a fine stock OF Boots aud shoes OF
every description, which they are Offering At low
prices. rparl-tf
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nott's Patrnl igrIrultural furnarrs.

rIfiilS article eonstrasted IA Consequence ~
Il Suggestion frem tte AHarFskn IAstitets, tha1 a
snplr, lsassslse, aad isS-pF farnzce. mseh
l4ae4ass by lAFnsers hsag and s1easziz Gsi and
fsr many accAaBeAi and dsnsestic paFf<Ses Il t1ek
1e pEsIaluEn Tie J. = Asrlcetar FAR at Less
Vile Jtsa fereseA Nh. STEWART,
No "a Hsrkrf sheet
Also Coal oeOkng Ranges. aaa snail eeOkng stoves
for zeal W, q
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN

THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN
rs published at Knoxville, Tennessee, by JOHN
Il Mitchell. A WM g. SWAN, at - per uunuul, uT
III for SIX months payable Invariably m advance
Mr. MIfCHEL having commenced, in the 18th mum
Der Of ihe paper ssrics ~ Letters addressed % tue
IIou. ALEXANDER II. sTErnkNs, 81 Ca which When
completed, will furnish entire history 81
THE IRISH TROUBLES OF 1915,
Win nrlRcAUsEs ANp coNsEgU ENcts,
The sorTHERN CIuzEN viii BE- the interesting 10
both American and Irish readers Bcsiies ulese c1n
tributOEs Mr.. Michel the soU1isNS tftixES y ~
continue haye usual quantity 1i original matter
upon political and literary subjects PREPARED - Inn
The circulation, though large and constantly iSfeAs-
ing the froprietUrs have thought will De much more
extended by announcement ia this foFtn,
Conlnlsn caious With reintttness may be addressed
70 AffclEl SWAY Knoxville, Tenn, % ~ aay Of The
foll9slng Agents;
s. q. corarExsv A Co, charlestou ssath Carolina
THOMAS ID o'CoNNRR, Savannah, GcoFEka.
J. c. AosG4S, New Orleans, lSuisiaaAt.
JANIS A eEsTKr, Richmond, Virginia
ALEXANDER ADNasoS, Washington tity.
TAfTfSsoE a ItRSEa, Cincinnati, Ohio.
pm HAyEkT1 Ito Fulton street New York.
y al f;orrzEi IS iktspliln street, Aohlle, Ala
BxSJ b. DAVIS, Aasopse BgiidiHss AgntEomeFyl
Res~ a Tors.sy IN Nassau stnset, New york, sup
ply dealers only upon fayorae.e tefnls,
JAMES Mc5ISs Ia Kearney street sah ffaie'-so
Ha- Cubs Of tcu will De sdpihet WIN Use Iste'
for $40 sPr.I
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Cotton Manufacturers Agency.
NEW GOODS.

ERICH 7 7 \ l. q Il >.
WIZARD & BIRMINGHAM, No. 7, Ceiar street have
w received their stock of Spring ana summer
Goods which we now open for inspection They are
of the latest and desirable styles ana cannot De
surpassed for elegance They invite the attention OF
their old friends aud the public generally.
Also a good stock Of Furnishing Goods
TnarS-im
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Nezroe-i Negrses.i For saie:i.
a No. MAN COOK. and he ~Efe, who = . sFA.i aat
N washer alsd1rsner. Aise = good family - l4keiy
n .rocs hieA ~ b. sold Low.
lAA-k-d BOYD Cti
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Great bargains ror Cash!
W. c. NzcNAxRY ~ co

RECEIVED THIS DAY By EXPRESS,
90 DOZ. Alexanders Kid Gloves;
l%O 10 doz- Extension s s. Skirts, white & cold;
10 cartons Ducals, new styles;
10 do. Mousln de Chene:
do. New style Stella Siawls, for early Spring
500 Pique Collars and Sleeves, styles;
Grape Collars and Sleeves, do
Breakfast Caps, do;
Illusion Capes and Berthes, do;
Our Mr. McNairy is now in the Eastern cities and we
will be getting New Gooes every few days du ing the
and solicit call from friends and the pub
lie generally. 4. C. AcNAlRY co.
marriott
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at Cost

WYE are Offering our entire stock Of Staple and Fan
w CIV Goods at Cost
tan1Ef W A. x J. G. McCLEILAND.
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KER OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED DIZZY LETTERS PATENT.

II .
ITEEOSENE ILLUMINATING Ull--TLe light Oh
any other oil fluid heretofore discovered; Is mex
piosivc and Will reroain lnpld IA the very couesi
weather.
The Company recommend a. the lamps best adapted
TO this "a, the Kerosene lamps manuacuredb by the
following parties Messgs. Cornelius Baker, also ly
utt rhlidciph r. Y. IlauEhNuUt Co, ISIS Bgui-
way, the BruOyn tiut Class g NO. - Broad street
Mcssrs. iAetZN Co. la1 William street, l. MERCER, 49,
Elm 81, and H. Edwards, a Duane street, y. sam
plcs OF different yles of Lamps DC the
| oulre Of the ComIany.
kerosene LUBIICAriNG on, MOL Prepared "a suit
the finest and al oihcr Kinds oi Machinery, burns
brilliantly Iu Loo, motive Head IL lis, Car Lamps AL
the ordinary solar Hand LAMPS ana stands great
a degree ct cold as ihe best sperm on, and Is adua
| bly, adapted "a Railroad auu steamship use.
kElti~kNE II uuCAtING tftH, Nos = AND a, superior
f.IbrCators wil be found "a possess advantages over
any uils IN the market az same VsiccsWHl act burn
-and have been thus prepared 10 noet the require
| meuts uf Railroads and others.
| kERtlsEAE HINAACIE uIi- Prepared expressly fuT
hips and Wi be found admirably ssaptsd tor
ho use OF tcamslils, Men OF War Merchant Vessels
| Lake and River Grant, aud barns iu an Jhe CABIN
Stateroom, blnnAcle, tvrecast4c Lamps s.sn~l Ian
trfns, Nc.
Bnnaoie on will remain huid as long a. best sperm
and will burn all night without requiring 60 be tfn
med advantages ti.t ssil be obvious 70 evory ship
master
The Kerosene C.ss can ne Obtained nom the Whole
sale oh DEALERS ship Chambers Druggists ami GFoccfs
Ia New York, and the regularly appointed Agents 81
the Company IA many q! the principal fuWus and vi
Lagos uf tue United states, tiie uanaias and The sad
OF Cuba.
Iocal Agents aprinted Ga conformity with She rules
established BY the Board 81 Trustee GA apiei'iioii
90 aUsIEN>.
G1NrRst A0rS1S Kll,bENH GA CtNfANr.
No. so Beaver street, y. \.
" B--crruiars with fuh particulars, testimonials,
pr'ces A.. ~iil be forwarded GA Application as above.
I+b-I--1Sm
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Tanners OIL.
$4,000 PAPERS
ETYCSli ssarNCn Seeds.

$4,000 PAPERS
EYcSh ssarNCN seeds.
WE now in receipt of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties ever brought to this market They
all of the growth of 1851 and from the following
houses Of well known reputation:
pr. LanIreth X sons. Philadelphia.
The American seed Garden, Wthersfeld, &c.
Rslcy'S, FrcdOna, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
for gTatuitoUs distribution. Call and get
In addition to the above, have large supply of
the most usual varieties by the pound, and Beans and
Peas by the bushel
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house Johnson,
Robbins x Co, 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers Of Flowers have now larger and better assort
mcnt from which to make their selection Of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS K BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
janl3-f Opposite the Market House.
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations on y. s.
Railroad, west OfStcVenSon
:. So = -. - -

- sy-i'-,ssa { z :s-F
First Class, Oncluding Hats per IOO..........sI Is
second Class ........... an
iiiro tla~S.--- '.............. so
Special Rates for Furniture. Sc . 9o
~hFElllIoN between Steamers AMI propellers
- plying between New York aud Charleston ana
savannah bias caused reduction iu Steamers frpgh,
on through Goods. As their charges NAV nuct
We CIV" above the rates from Charleston cor SAW
10 NlShNl44e Az the same time we guarantee q
sal! not exceed, NJ any time prior - of Is ne
rat ms heretofore advertised as Through Pad frorn
View York and Philadelphia 90 N1shy.n, In connection
First Class, per 100. Observation-Disclosures. 81 On
second Class. q" .........-....... =
Third Glass. ~
Special Rates. ." .............. "a
tonslen Goods 90 Agent Central Railroad Savannah
and To Agent south Carolina Railroad Charleston
ing az seal Viii Doe promptly settled MS harotor1-e
Ior further Information Cards giving classified.
tion, Nc. apply 10 the Y sc Railroad T.uot or
by nAIl 70 CHAS. ". ANDERSON
l'h---u General AGENT.
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IHsURANCE.

IAaRg, LIFE AND MARINE INsunAN
u LYncnnuHo HOAX = FfRk INSURANCE. CoAfAsI.-Fhb
ompany makes Iusurapee against damage by Fire
DIV elur uuscs Stores aud other build
INCA aud merchandise, generally In
toa = and osuntry On the most favorable terms
Ao mar Of all persons enjoying
good health sound constitution duration OF
nfe or for limited period -. 60, 49,
slaves smpioysd IN ordinary occupations will be Insured
reasonable terms.
Tho Company take marine risks from and to any Of
the Northern Southern Ports, A. favorable raies
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ. CObBS. Vice Pfosident
GEORGE Il. THURMAN, Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS
Jons ofEr TAYLOR, SAhttL IL AehiNhAf'
DkkrlK oTFy SAAuLL GAnLAsD,
JAMS r. PArSE, yohS T. DAVIS
Nm II SIHArTos MAURICE = IshdHouNE.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CRIED I. WILLS. Secr'y
DM M orw.i OWES Medical T. s.miner.
The Medical xamnaiiou OF SUBJECTS WI" w
made Once OF the Company each day between u"
houis o Y M I O'Clock 4. Al. lfeb IL
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Very respectfully.
Il. c. FRIEND.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out LIST
a small which gradually extended TIC
SAD, including hieh much
fear i:N both would drop OF
all advertised aud domestic remedies
good RESULTS then procured aud applied little TLkt
UIl II began get better the bottle broke, and
led gals began to get My elder daubh
sad get that TurfUi sisters heal
much better when you used it," We got another
,ite her s nearly well This agra
aed ca ST. hour every day to wash it, ami
was very bottle. assured will
her entirely AS there little OF the disease
You are entitled the benefit of others, aka
great pleasure giving you this ceriihcate
Respectfully, H. L. CHALK.
To McsSrs. Dove u Co.
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HI sUPEnPIlDSPiArEO OF LIME,
Mtn iacii red irIin Formula OF
p... JAMES nlutlNS.
Chemist OF Mary land.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WlTE TWO
ui Peruvian adj seeding aud sumner
,ops g.he Pass, IN nare.s Iuiiy warrant
ed. PIice sJU per ton al uOoio
Tie ar,u getGor with anphlcs giving full de
Fertilizer uii accounts OF ITS iiupor
ta!ce and LIoue 81 apy.ic.tioi Till bv had 81
NJ IIOLLINS & CO,
mar l3ts Lynchhurg
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CHEsTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1859.

4,
MEssks DovE& Co-(eHtemen Having had a limo
snce 10 your Turf Oil in most extraordinary
and action gratifying, cannot refrain
regard IL the benefit of the
large had Colt in my stable lot, hich
Bull The Hull L came enraged for ami
gured the Colt the shoulder the depth about eight
pped neck about the distance whc
wound Several my
present and &.d they would give 70
they hit useless to do thing him.
determined T.. the Turf OIL, and Of
slnau boit,s he is eniir.y cured
Very respectfully.
jan Il. c. FRIEND.
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To TaaE NEsT!
yuNlEN3altimore add Ohio kaiiroah with It's much i'm
proved Wesern Connect ics great inducements TO
travellers II sms and liz, Car"inas, thoagh Washing
ton al portions the West, the Northwest
and tie Southwest
The connection between the Washington and
bound est iJr hecng Parhersbuis from Ba
more is always promptly mai. Al the " Arlington Junction
Qariy Gated lie Relay House. ~ ,s from Baltimore This
change Cars between Washington and
ve Baggtgc checked through To the W est at
tho W Washington station
q he connecting leave Washington daily at
A. Al an I:a0 l.. NJ. Ga SUNDAYS the latter hou..
AT BENWopI,
made with The Cars Of TEE Central ONO
bridge GAINESVILLE and Newark. to t"n'nbus 1h"s" trant
cpucct with liz, Cars the Newark, Asusneid
and Sandusky Il. X. for Sannskt Toledo Detroit Chicago
81. Louis, etc. ..
At pAHKER>B Rt;
Connection /. made ty Steamboat mics! wi',' rains or
he Marietta auI Cincinnati .i,i, sr Chlic"h" cincinnati
Sc. &c. ...-. 80
Al WHEELING
and Ohio ni tue
Cleveland River Rr.i.oad Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chicago, ami u! tire itho"sern points direct
~ Travellers are rHnr>ted I" hiiee THAI w.'e is 'ne
only Route aiorng Through rca.i' and .ht'ks ~ "asn
ingtoa, IL Ii also the SHORTEST most SPEEDY AMI III
RECT to nearly all Leading points the great "rst me
distance Washnginn Cincinnati Is o"t ABOUT w"
miles, being about l miles shorter than by any 9ih", ROME
Fare, by through ticket from Washihst" a, eaSt oNE
DOLLAR LESS than b. the owestoi the Northern io"es
from Northern cities . ,,-,,
For Frederick Harpcr's Ferry, Msrns6rg herkeiey
Springs Cumberland Springs Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave Washing at A. NJ or 4.o M
For the minor Stations between baltimore and wheel
inR, take 6 A. ~ train from Washington
r For further information, Through reSets' &C. apply
THONAs H. PARSONS, Agent at Westinghouse
w. g. WoODSIDE Master OF Transportation.
Baltimore 4 ohio Railroad
4 ~ Ole, Zeal Tishss ACest. ssp&-s@
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.&ailR 8iraiaiaa.

trsun uAanAsrs yssrnal3
THE PATH THROUGH THE CORN
WAR ~ brisAs n IL sannsr air.
Inc Sslss - whes the Wind blsws Dir,
sAhAN fsssAsss breast has scarcely esrled
ne sfesa highway unknown y ORD
- Whispep passins from shore 10 shsrs.
Iiks . heart eonssat-yss desiring more;
Wa feels fbriorA
wsnasrs.s sA.s % the path through the eonf
sAsrs space sinss and the dead leaves lay
CssrupsinE under the hedse,ow grsy;
Nsr ham Of insect voice of bird
Der he dsseisse Geld ever heard;
Osiy a evs shs Paihd snow
B,usheA rose rcd In the red sun glow
Tll. one biest morn,
ghot up into nfs the young green corn
Small and sssbls. slender and pale.
Kbsus lie hsad " the wiater gale
Hardened the wrsn's son note yfeheer
Scarcely believing spring va, near
Saw eAesnuts bud out and champions blow,
And daisies mime the vanished snow,
where Il torn,
On either side ofthe path through the corn,
The eorn-,he eoru-,he wonderful corn.
Rising wonderful. morn by morn.
Fret scarce y high fa,rys wand
Then ju,t 10 rearch Of . chds wee hand,
Thrn growing. growing-tall, green and strong.
With the voice Of The harvest In Its song,
While in fond scorn
The larkout carols the murmuring corn.
ossrange sweet path. formed Ga, by day.
How when and wherefore-tonguc cannot say,
No more than Of fcs strange path We know
whittier they lead MS, or why wei 20.
Or whether our eyes shall ever
The wheat In the car or the fruit the treo,
Yet-whoi 10 forlorni
Heaven. that waiered the furrows will rpen the CORN
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TRAV eLLEfgs DIRECTORY, &C.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
ORANGE G. ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
La ME M &C G ssEER
gusmE Train leaves Aaxandria daily at II m for Cor.
with the IraHs the Virginia
trsl RsGGl NOA - and the WEST, and with the
Train Manassas zap Railroad for oodsock
mediate points
The Trsn leaves daily SUNDAY at oriock
D m for 81 4 % u az -, n isw OMLkANs, " EM .
PAl - and date points
TbD,ugb tickets ~ the Hall TOAD station.
The TRAINS leave tiofi ia daily 10 A. NJ and
TO- NJ, arriving at Alexandria AT y NJ and , A NJ
- M night tram sunday
srp3ts a. Nltk:.IS III kei Agent
E.NOh n - % 20 .. ~ Tho sea- - .
II boHid ruwi x aud 1raasierta.i,n Com.
.desrous of oeriis indictments
shipping produce 10 1le water have,
Of their e BOATS procured III. Iron Steamer
aud the splendid Iron bar FAITH Hope.
placed them line betwxt hal nioLi aud No.oIa
Dibg Ms f,l'tws;
I.eas. Richmond. THssdlys and Fridays al 4 +. ~,
Leave >3if,iN, Moadays and iBafsiays at u \ NJ
Cana Is ais ~ Iyhchbd ami nc ants having freight
NurIu.A ~ trdnstrr tie aDovc
be he lteliH. md ,ek daHy 10 fo,c, freight.
VI tho hchuouI tiridse,r1 Coz mn rve..,e
anl fofwa ai oightt 'o u ,htfse.
fftl1hl tdkth AT me Lhsd rats
foi IartheI "a u, uLi ., a,f1! 10
W I AAnIaSoS. Agent at L,n,Abnfg
W l.. LbS. A45.nss at HtChinuHi.
UAllRtS IN ailIGNL, Agents Al Norfolk
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sleigh ride this winter past discovered horse.
raw. shin Of plsce largei than hand. from
rubbing the inside OF the thigh applied your
Turf Oh, a he was we'll Another case.--
A mule which working my drsy became unable 10
walk examoing his foot discovered nail about
inches long head My driver and the neighbours
he would good nothins. drew the nail
a piece your Turf OIL and him work ohc.
and from lost good
as ever. horse badly snagged the outside
his thigh places, about inches deep
inches wide. from he stiff day Your Turf
Gil ppod and it brought them out entirely sound IL
truly the remedies for
auayn lived drug store for years Use
rs you think proper. Very truly,
Ro M.ssrs Dove l. Co. j. II. WElSIGER
For sale by STROTHER WHlTEHEAD
nov II i6in LvneIburR.
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'g'.srE TURF OIL FOR Old SORE. OF
ii d II s 4 5 III o Il ..

4 stsnl bnscnirrioS ~" on S naS OK ST nEas or
NAhhANrtn TO CURE, AND no DANGER fRoM EXPOSURE 10
roLh inee 30 cents per bottle.
Ds,,e Co4rtj,r he Esstrn Dr.r.e. rpsiia, by nofa
y Co, Richmond Ia cents size
READ THE FOLLOWING:
.tme to our store pamphlet aud read cercates
"t cures performed by the Turf OH certificates
respected uth.l.
here to on refer and donbt ralue
nclcine tol One OF 1t is pound any
other known man Try it and You will be satisfied OF what
TktE TURF oIL.-Road the following and come to GU,
cured.
RICHMOND Nov. Il. $50
Mssrs Doos SCoGcntlemeu:-I used portion buitlo
.d take pleasure say ing that found sncta f in re-"
eruption OF the skin which had praeed
s.s i'eneft also ended a mine who
,t some mouths had been snnoyed by similar eruption :.
-,e OF Que bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, Z. n. LEFTwICH.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Va. August ls, 1856
years had under right about pea
sometimes lii's painful but not much until the July
deal iy ysean others to have Il cut
vabe Tukt OIL aud applied according to the drpr on
and it isn"w vel, have recommended 1t to my neigh
about ,cAis her the other day she said was
mcndng much. 1t looked much better than 1t did when
you will her certificate. You any part
Of ts you think pr"psr ana Is with much qualification
i.urs, r,spsstf"iIy, $3.50 Il. N. TM0MAs,J.r
The aoo,. is a voluntary certificate from a stranger We
ma Its DACo.
AspiS CROW. Henrico, December j, 1857
MFssRs DOVE X Co.:-Geniiemen--My horse put
the yard OF the use, and In attempting jump
nearly penetrating through his breast, making cash large
enough to insert cur Mt got lone bottle OF your TURF
OIL and applied freely in tour days he was at work AMI
two weeks he was entirely cured
sgl y al" Druggists and Merchants throughout the State
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NETWORK ADvERTIsEMENTs


4 tOlD MEDAL GRAND AND eOUARG
- plANos-sTEIkWAY& SONS. 81 Walker B., tnear
broadwayp New York. Manufacturer, wers
awarded the First Premium where when
ever they brought their Piano Fortes into COM -
YORK Philadelphia and Bampre
nee eivt tue tr rsi prize Medals the air.
Washington ie55 49,
u" rrs, Premium "a gold Medal for the Forte
NJ IN me maryland fn-titntr. Baltimore. is5S
ne fsf Prize Medal f,r Pia,e Porte the
'ean in.,ituie Or, stall Palace New York, 1855
ne tsi ~, MUM "a tiod Medal the best Gran Piano
~ the Maryland Institute. Hal inor. Is5,
re rHsl if'niah al the staIe Fair, Detroit, 1857
b- r hsi l1tin nm nj the State Far k,b,n,nd lsj7
Among th ndss were the hrst nnsraI ,airut Of coun.
Try. such as Mas a. tioschaik wa.ubau, A. t,r,na
aud square lianos nh th, I'M, ,r,.a.n a % IT,,
frame combined warranted three y.ars price, md
crate" ~ xroI
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o~wu LYING IA at tAt. tOAeE AND >AHl
esS-s5SS W At,GUN FAClukl.-lh" -uhscri. GIN.
- Der retusns H., gateui ackuowie lodge
his and
toward nm, n"ss 1 rn aid pub
lie that lac business,
more Nf attention to busiue>s 10 IN "a c0auinte oi IA
lilo wi, uruer atd Keep hand ali kinds at
IRON AAir made substantial and
also u i'ief, and / have
Carriages. RoukawaSs and bus
and Slfins Moving
NdRguhs and horse Stages All who want good w'hk,
me I'D Ly,a5hrR COath and UdYROh f1ci0Ty t
h" doing the YOU expect to
e'l good alta iw i,riee All vii" want good aud
neat u Agg,cs give = call JOAN H. BAlLEA Agl
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

REMOVAL.
NEW SrAND AND NEW GOODS.
HAVE SOLD UFF AT AUCTION ALL OF MY OLD
aud tioud, we'd opposite II C OF
above the Market house.
/ wing IA lag siock of
American, BLUSH, French, OWES Gelman and
Italian Dry Goods
nf the latest hes, aud n an,aAag prices ask the
people the and COUNT ttpsr call Terms oi
any s,i.s as heetu titasif,ty yn casa, -
svptiods JN' > ftRN -, AGENT
4 luAt Il anihorizrd ypo. No"dsOn Tyler, TO
,ft - ic-tpuis fu purpose
vi carry Ing u ,UJrEntN3t Ii s.NE -
oct iod3nia JANIS L. IL Liz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

SmAW1.s, C1OAKs, Ac.-Jw-s received n
- third supply Of those autifu round Stella and Mcno
sHAWLS, with large lot RI Cloth and Velvet Ct.oAK>-
Also. lot Ct French MERINo ali 81
! 25 per yard. Call soon
nov 3-dts u. GUQGEEHElxkR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

5SOAs.! COAL!:-Wcn now prepared 10 i,i
for hes; lied Ash tlracite, aud CIy
lin lowest msrket prices, for August delivery
- orders LIFT at the Store OF Mcss.s Valentine Hem
NJ, Main street, Ill receive prompt attention
aue2s ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
NEW CASH STORE.
A. G.. l. l., w S
UfIOI.E,aALE AND RETAIL GROCE1,

HAS Akcn the large aud cuDodiuus house. Main st.
formerly occupied Joseph Nowin jl door atov.
Mussrs SchooIeid ThurnaBs Hardware Stoe and op
poste Dr. Jonn Seavs Drug sire
Isrge aud wed selected stock OF 'No
CERES and STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought exclusively io
hch VIII b- sold at pric that cannot fail to give
,a,i.tction to ali may call As dc
er,uBed tho caah system, extra induce
will bc offered cash buyers those desiring to ex
change Tor country produce .
A stock Of No. PEKu WAN GUANO always On hand
extend invitation to the old cust"inefs OF the
firm OF T. Lewis. formerly Ia the Dry Goods busnes" ~
thi. city give well as the public g.ne,ay
mar I! d,. I. LEWIS.