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hau teu arucleSyJnGmamoNa and
idence Of theFmanufacturer will be re-
d, together with the price of the ar
W detailed description of it and its
astnd advantages.
NJ Che entry of articles and animals,
caros will be furnished with the number
and class, as entered'at the office, which
are to be placed upon the animal or arti
Gle to be exhibited
No animal or article shall be removed
before the close of the exhibition without
the permission of some member OF the
4 board ofdireclors.
The Judges will meet at the speakers
Y stand at ten o'clock of the day on which
b their duties are to be performed, when
- l.E ar Games will be called and vacancies
Any person named as Judge or COM
lShQ has any article or animal
- on which be is
Otce to the board
led by another.
ito make their re-.
y at the business Of
cable.
gcted to give the rea
ecfsion, embracing the val
Fable qualities of the animals
Gliums are awarded.
nder any preteace iUhdt-
e gmitted TO interfere Nth
during their Gdjudications.
me Judges in those classes of articles
exhibited the second day will report them.
selves at the speakers stand at 10 clock
Of that day, when the committees will be
organized. AT 10 o'clock all articles hav-
ing'been entered and arranged, all per.
sons will be excluded BY the police from
the Hall Of exhibition except the Judges,
who shall have exclusive possession Of
!. the Hall until their awards are made. Al.
ter the Judges have completed there ex.
aminations the Hall vii! Mthrown open
= to pass throug 1look at the
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Be Best fly 51 over | ySsr
ID do do S'''
Best sucking colt
I'd do do
DRAUGHT HORSES,
Best span Of draught horses
I'd do do
Best drought horse
I'd do do
Best pair Of matched horses or mares to be ex
hibited In HAIRLESS
I'd do do
Best saddle horse, mare or geldlng
I'd do do
swEEPsTAEEs-opE 10 ALL.
Best stallion Of any age or breed,
!" ss'%,nS Esfs dS 10 do So
Best buggy horse or mar to be exhibited In
Competitors for sweeps es must enter their
animals as such, and pa. .els TisaSnrsr si for
each and every animal entered for sweepstakes.
RIDING MATCH.
Best female equestrian
"a do dof Sc
JACKS 81 Mules
Best jacks oyor9 yea
Cd do do
Best jennet
I'd do
Best mule over 9 yearsotA az
I'd do do ii.lj
Best mule colt ~,
Best bull over 3years ~
Best bull Ovef 2 years a. s..
I'd do do .r~ggo
o. pest oGll ~ over year trsJl
B Best bull ii calf 4.
Best COW over years a
I'd do do A.
Best hcifet 3 years old
I'd do do
Best heifer 2 Years old ~
ID do do
Best heiler year Old
& si'' !; ';ii'' !; !; calf
Best mlch COW
I'd do
3D. Best yoke 5s Of Of. oxen % years old
b Best yoke Ss Of oxen 81 sy''" old
B Best yoke of oxen 2years old
ID do do
FAT CATTLE.
! Best pair fat cattle size and quality cOn'idercd
I'd do do
Best single bullock
Cd do do
SHEEP.
Best buck over 3 years
ID do do
b Best buck 5a over SS years
Best buck over year
Cd do do
Best lamb under l year
pen of three owes over Syeafs
I'd do do
Bestpen of three eve lambs under year
I'd do do
! Best boar over 3 years
I'd do do
I Best boar over year
Best boar 6 months and under year
breeding sow over years
Cd do do
Best Be breeding so" year old
Best SOW months and under year
- lot Of pigs not less than five, under 10
months old
do do
shanghais
DOrkings
ylAa Natives
best lot Of turkies, not less than 3 4
z" g ducks |
geese
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Best low for general purposes
d" small plOw
" subsOil plow
" One-horse plow
" hillside plow
" shovel plOw
harrow
" wheat drill, not less thar 8 drills
" hay rake
" two-horse wagon
ID do do
Best carriage
I'd do
Best buggy
reaping machine
thrashing machine
+" corn and cob mill
" straw AID hay cutter
churn
:" cheese press
bee hive
corn shelter
" moving machine
" cider mill
" three grain cradles
" six hand rakes :,
" dozen brooms
" half dozen hay forks
" half dozen manure forks
" rife gun
/" portable saw.mill
3" three fiat split baskets
" three round split baskets
sADDLERY AND HARNESS.
Best plow harness
wagon do
a il
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IN THE bTAIE OF WISCONSIN,.
The American Homestead Land Company
having disposed of a sufficient numbef of sha res
to warrant an early distribution Of their Land
now offer to the public the remaining unsold
Shares, and take pleasure in announcing, that,
One Hundred Thousand Acres of choice farm.
ing land, situated in the counties Of Winnebago,
Marquette, Waushara, Outagamir, Shawano,
Portage, Marathon, Chippewa, St. Croix and
Polk, State of Wisconsin, will be distributed d
to Shareholders Of said Company, before the
adjournment of the present session of Congress.
These lands are amongst the best farming
lands in the State, ranging in value from FIVE
to twenty five dollars per acre. This Company,
holding as they do, a large quaatity, are com.
PEELED to sell portion of their lands for Cash.
aud take this method of disposing OF One Hun.
dred Thousand Acres, at a reduced price. The
distribution will take place in the City of
Washington, under the direction of thirty one
members OF Congress, one Member s, ected from
each State in the Union. The land offered is
free from any encumbrance, and Warranty
Deeds of Conveyance will be executed immedi
at ely after the distribution, to the parties en-.
titled thereto, by Trustees appointed for that
purpose. The distribution will be as follows.
800 TRACTS, OF 40 ACRES EACH
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FOR LEXINGTON, LIBERTY, INDE-
PENDENCE X A N SAS, LEAVEN-
WORTH, WESTON, ST. JOSEPH,
savanna, OREGON, IOWA POINT,
BHOWNSvILLE, NEBRASKA, ON =
AHA CITY. COUNCIL Ii L. U + F,
FLORENCE, SIOUX CITY AND ALL
POINTS ON MISSOURI RIVER.
T@n6A"" b The fine, fast running steamer
siFSsFifSS siFtSffFifSS Granite State, X. LoDwioK, Master,
s5ssSsz1-5z will leave Portsmouth for the above
and all intermediate points, on Tuesday evening,
the 27th inst.
The Granite State will receipt through for freight
or passage to KeOkuk, Galena, Dubuque, st. Paul,
ST. Peters, Mankato, and Minnesota River direct.
For freight or passage apply to
j. N. L0DWICK,
April, 29,-lw. Steamboat Agent, Portsmouth
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march Is, l8jS-ly.

Any Editor or Publisher inserting the above ad-
vertisement for one year, shall receive in payment
thereof Twenty Dollars worth ofany kind of Print
ing Ink, for sale by Messrs Lay Bro Of this city,
At cash prices. The Ink to be subject to the pub
lsher's order at the expiration of every three
months each publication to be sent regularly, ad
dressed Printers News Letter.
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Marietta and Cincinnati R. R.

U and etter Monday, April ~, IoOe
ain willleave Hamden as follows
GOING EAST.
Mail train at l2. l6 P. NJ.
GOING WEST
Mail at 81. A. N. .~-->--
This road is now open is entire length, and
connect at Marietta With Steamboats, for Park
ersburgR.
The IL. 81 A. NJ. Train West, makes close
connection at Loveland with the Little Miami
Train for Columbus.
Passengers will not be allowed to ride on
Freight Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the
principal Ticket Offices on the line of the Road
or all points in the West, and for Marietta and
ParkerSburgh. JOHN F0GGITT,
General Ticket Agent.
Chllicothe, April Is, lS58.-tf.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

InlLhDEDEI1 I1lh.
Benevolent Institution, established by spe-
cial endowment for the relief Of the sick and
distressed afflicted with Yirdlent and Epe dim
iC diseases.
To all persons afflicted with se1usl diseases,
such, as SpermatOrrhGa, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence GOnorrhes GIeet, Syphilis, the Vice
Of 0nanism, or Self Abuse, &C., &C.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful
destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual dis
cases. and the deceptiOns practiced upon the unfoF
sunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as .
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, TO open .
Dispensary for the treatment of this class Of dis-
eases, in all their FORMS and to give medical advcs
GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with descrip-
tion OF their condition, age, occupation, habits Of
life, &c. and in cases Of extreme poverty, 10 FUR-
NisH MEDICINE FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to
add that the Association commands the highest ncd
ica skill Of the age, and will furnish the most Hp-
proved modern treatment.
The Directors, on review of the past, 81 as
sured that their labors in this sphere Of bsnev0'
lent effect, have been Of great benefit 10 the aet-
ed, especially to the young and they bare resolved
to devote themselves With renewed zeal E-,ttAis5
very important and much despised.c4rse
Just Published by the Association, Report on
SpermatorrhB, or Seminal Wak6ess the Vice Of
0nanism, MastuTbation or Self-Abuse, and other
Diseases Of Sexual Organs, By the Consulting Sur
geon, which will be sent by mail, Tin sealed en-
velope,) Free Of charge, On receipt Of Two sTAMrs
for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEOAGE r !.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, HoEsnS =
ton, MOI South Ninth Street, phiIade
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HE1RTWELT.
: GEO. FAIECHILD, See'y.
march Is ls5S-ly
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=. mo. 87.1 AN ACT
Authorizing temporary loan of 100000.
Section |. Be it enacted by the Gen
Eral Assembly of the State oil Ohio, ThsI
commissioners of the sinking fund be and they
hereby authOrized.to borrow upon the faith and
of the state of Ohio, at a rate of interest moi
eding six per centdm per annum, such sum Of
Dlnohey not exceeding seven hundred thousand dol
lars as may be necessary to pay arnropriations
made by this general assembly; loan to be re-
paid at such time and times, on before the first
day OF March, 1851 and in such instalments as the
tax hereinafter levied may enable said commission
rs to meet.
Sec. 2. That said commissioners be and they are
hereby authorized to issue transferable certificates
~ indebtedness for the amount so borrowed, in
sums Of not less than one thousand dol
lars each payable at the times agreed upon, as
aforesaid either at the treasury in the city of Col
ufnbus at the agehcy of the state in the city of
New York, as may be for the advantage Of the state
which certificates shall bear interest payable semi
ANNUALLY, on the first day of January and the first
day of July in each year.
Sec. 8. That for the purpose ofraising the money
necessary to repay the amount borrowed under
the provisions of this act and the interest thereon
there be and is hereby levied tax Of seven twen-
tieths of one mill the dollar of the taxable val
1ation of property on the grand duplicate of the
state, for each of the years 1858, 1859 and 1860,
Athe proceeds of which tax is hereby irrevocably
Rdged to the purpose aforesaid.
p. 4. This act shall take effect on its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
Z President of the Senate.
April l2. 1853.
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COrOner'S Sale.
]. W. Laird, !

]. W. Laird, !
vs.. SclOtO County
James Farrer, VIM. TrSgO, : Court of Com
Banlster Brown, 7. N. How mon Pleas.
ell.
Pursuant to the command of vendi erpo.
mas, from said court, and to me directed, |
will expose to public sale, on the
29th day Of May, A. D., 1858.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4
o'clock, P, NJ, of said day, at the door Of the
Court House, In Jackson cOdnty, Ohio, the fol-
lowing real estate to wit: The undivided half
of three and one half acres Of land with appur.
tennnces, thereunto belonging In the south
west corner of the south west quarter of section
No. Is, township No I, Of range Nol9 of the
lands sold in the Chilicothe district, Ohio, val
ued at $4,000. Also, part of out-lot No. 81,
in the north half of the tuwn of Jackson, Jack
son County S001aiS CHS eGcias z rods from the
norh.eas corner of said lot, thence north So
deg. west, parallel with main street l6 rods,
thence SO deg. south So deg, west 5 rods, thence
SO deg. east l6 rods, to the place OF beginning.
Valued at $250,0O. Also, the north half of in
lot No, lO6, vAlned at 1898 ,3319. Also, the
north half oil in-lot No lO7 in the town Of Jack
son, as found in the town plat Of the town Of
Jackson, and State Of 0h;O valued at $4,000
J. W. DICKAS0N,
Coroner Of Jackson Comfy, Ohio.
April go, l658-5w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Master Commissioners Sale.

=, Pursuant to an order Of sale, issued from tn
Court Of Co4pon Pleas Of Jackson County Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

There is living in this city coorcd woman and
her family, who. son,o years ago, was brought
from Virginia hy hor master, who gave her
freedom and bought house nnd lot for her. Ev-
cry year this imhumnn mou ,tcr comes to Detriot,
not, it is true, 10 cnticc or steal her away into
slavery, but tn supply her with slorhing and pro-
visions for the coming winter lie has just made
h, annual visit aud his annual appropriation for
the benefit Of This negro family, and returned
again to his Virginia plantation, where hc has u
large number of slaves, whom it il fair to presume
he ircats with similar barbnrity to that Of his
treatment TO his poor negroes here. When be
comes next year We would suggest t" our abolition
ncighbors the propriety of supplying the lmrbar-
ou~ and inhumnn holder of human flesh with a
{ mt If tar and feathers. What business has he
here Iooking after negroes. when they 40 abun-
dainty able to take of themselves - Defrio'
UyuM
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- ossER,s CoNCENTmArED E.sENCE

II OF BAY LEAVES. -lreparsors 'f,he Bay Leafhave
cen extensively ghouf the wori1 Tor centuries
as remedies Nervous eadvchc and for affections Of the
head generally and for diseases of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly occupied prominent position in the
estimation many and still eagerly sought after by s thou
sands Its equivalent however of the active n-
ct can be effected il therefore simply palliative and
the diseases for which this valuable
edy Il well adapted -
ROSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been erect
hedy chemical experiments and has at last been
brought to that state concentration which makes r"me
y unequaled in arrestng the h. hair the removal
of dandu and OF relieving by few applications that distress
itching which generally prfcedrs the falling Of he
hair originally prepared for member If his family
havng confidence IN the nostrums usually Sold who had
Distressing ecay Of the hail and such wonder
nj effects that reputation establish.
Ted and hundreds Of cas made for without
any system Of puhng whatever It's intrinsic
have pushed no public favor and such the demand for
this truly remedy that the uve has been induced
extensive SCALE and he offers 1t
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared Thos II Rosser at his Chemical LaboratOr
Petersburg, Va, and for sale BY Druggists generally
sent
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GsssHtry MrrehMWss.-M Mew Neake NDooey.--
ra.,e a" profit. from G.r casisys Sa conf:r
nslng obligations upon their patrons Every nslsneovhooA
ha. aumb"r II spcpcs W.. cnissbled and dslisa
% n:n @ 'Ss as s's :ss ;ns q
good citizen alleviate the Affections around him.
md I" know ia F"%oay 'hs.a a s.:.ns ai.s.s':-s
rins rrmedy-has lensh been dscovsrd aad ha,
cured by THIS mcd|clne Ia mons Other ,hsn BAKERS
nrrrEns iy vegetable pfers.d upon
cd very paAtabe that any child " tsks T.
snS ssa a s ssSr "::
known IN fall In Affecting persnent In short time
Srr s :" s SS ns.
bu, extend their usefulness drsirs
a s az ssS
sell this medicine TO chans such moderate rrins that
,ha, wherever Is once introduced. s popularity
viii nrrease and Ms usefulness becoms general These
Tary sssss. tonic s:sa "a sI ss of
beneht To delicate females and weakly infants MAN
any thing that them Essry family shsuti Try
few bottles In order to understand aud ApprssAas their rr
price sorsuts per bo,,lo = fa $3.50 ed .Hr
Mcsss Jham Co. Washington city, b. O. b. H. Sa.
S.sr M:,u 9" n;''F'y' Md D. KILLER cos'nssoa Kv and
Order. Allied by addressing I. BAKER, .r.opr,..or
septmn hichmend w
sMPpRTANT.-A rcmcay hoe M last Nee - Il il
rovsrrd which certain for DandruR and other
Of the Hair The following interesting somauaeatlon
asfy cv.ry ono that aosssMs Essrscr or HxI 1--we
jus. wh., Etse"as TO ses ssreay nneaas'sA Tor all d.
PErkRssuse. Aus is,h, iss7
COL, 4, IL R0ss.tDesr Sir have ydwr '.Essenro
ofnay Leaves for tho removal dandrnf on With
In consideration Of which can unnr.tainsIy ,eeoanend
~, h,shs.t tnrms ,.n,, GhAs. W ARNOLD.
b, Mossr-, ". a. srRorIER CO, and JOHN II. sEAY
Druggists OF this city, -.4.r sept 3dActs
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N. GUGGENHEIMER.

OtLD respectfully call the niter"n of his fri nds and
w the public. his large aud well selected of Dry
Goods Boots Shoes Iarticnsr ntion has paid
to Ladies r Goods Of h scrip"n style and quality
Ladies' in silks he supplied wt hisrk r"lnrcd
from rs 10 o. 30 yard-hs stock OF Mcru"s Nous
lns. APaccas, unsurpassed price and quaif
The largest stock of C"aks. Shawls (-orc fine
hrnught this ke herewith choice
selection Of Sh'cs-whch upon examination will be found
cheap. Also superior lot Cloths tsssmcres ac-wiih
good stock ot heavy woiens hands Blankets &c
Buy invited to give my stock all examination.
IVCountry Merchants will do well to give u, before
going North n GCHGENHEIMER.
oct4 cont
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UsEFrL ISroRMATIoN.-The washerwomsn of
Holland and Belgium, proverbally clean and
who gel their linen ~ beautifully white, use ref
ned l.orax as IL washing powder, instead OF soda,
in The proportion of large handful of borax pow
der To about ten gallons Of boiling water; they
save in soap nearly half. All the large washing
establishments adopt the same mode. For laces,
cambrcs &c.. an extra quality Of the powder is
used, and for cinones required to be very stiff IL
strong solution is necessary. Bora1 being ncu'
ira salt, d,es not in the least degree injure the
texture of linen; it's effects s to soften the hardest
water, and therefore it should be kept on every
tnile; table. To the taste it is rather sweet, it is
used for cleaning the hair. is an excellent dcnt-
frice. and in hot countries is used in combination
with tartaric acid and hicarbonate of soda ns II
cooling beverage. Good tea cannot 10 made with
hard water; all water may he made soft by adding
II tcaspoontul Of borax powder 10 an ordinary siz-
ell kettle # water, in which it should boil The
saving in the quantity of tea used will be at least
one-fifih To give to black tea the flavor of green
tea add n single leaf from the black currant tree
GalignanTs Rris Messenger.
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AN OLp LINE WnG.-A gentleman Of ST. Louis
probably Edward Bates who at one time consid-
cred it nm hnnr to be styled "An Old Line Wing,
has lately bee me disguised with the abuse Of the
term. lie gave definition. says the Uemocrat,
present day. lie says he is a man who takes his
fquor regularly. and votes the Democratic ticket
occasionally,
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RY CHARLES W. BUTTON
I'D.


RI yIRGIS!A\ puhhrs ally at 80 r-wetklt
a. per Ann,In ami weekly 81 sriab! D. al
vance; g. 5U y h rhafscJi al rnTr
b, nceutinues. .pt al sh""ptm OF tn" tnprmth-
intl AL arrearages shaI. have h-.n paid
ADYEKTiSEMENJ inserted tor ~ nis per squat oi
ines or nsertion and f cts Tor each ron
,an,, unless arm weekly aud then ~
,,ns bo moi marked on Ms will b. pubsheii ilor
!.r' Il uu., and charge asr'hiin - 1890
HE EAkih ATE AXE
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Fort
Advertisements Intended Tor both papers subject to Spe
-.
ANNUAL adyertssrs viii be limited TO their Immediate
or III. charged at transient rates
- An new advertisements appear In the daily and tri
Srk.y papers ..,..,,,... .h.....
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DrPT-DIaw ing and Painting.
Tcrms, per ssrsiOn Of Fise VOnihs.


Tcrm., per ss~sion Of give suonth..
Tuition in f giish branches l5 M
Tu'inn III dc do with french nni Latin. 10 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department. - 20
Instruction on Piano, Guitar or Organ - VI
SO 'h Instrument 10
the session
Greek and Hebrew be acquired but facilities frnedf
eaking the French Italian and Spanish angu Two
Ancient ana two Modern Languages requ lite to entte
graduation.
Su reforms in the old $, stems ot Education the
GfsS Of the times enlightened fNrFRENCf rates
and hEaARp t" what is due to aud children dcman
and only HI be introduced The system bl dS
with the common frm of nstrn ton Lecture and hNauna
II snd mites the Practice with the Theory develop.
call int" exercise and give the fullest soorL all the menai
powers
Mr. wLIAMsoS refer. to the Faculty Of University Va
in ls.0- Rev Re" Hyland Presi Richmond College; Mrs
Gen Ca rington Prof Morse Rev j. ID. Mitchell u u Rev
Leo Roser ID. D.. Rows H. H. Wyer, Gro. w. Carter AID
II. Hal
Mr. HOPPER refers to Rev. ". H. Patt Petersburg and
Gen u q Clay.
Mr. CAMPS refers to II Lcfebvrr Richmond and Rev W
II Kiurkle Lynchburg
Mrs PAGt refers Rev Jno N, = Atkinson ID D., rrcsI
liamplcn g. College. and Hon. VIM & and Mrs. Riycs
Mrs WILLIAMSON refers T. Hon W Z Preston Gov Jno
B Floyd and VIM Radiord Esq, President Farmers Bank,
Lynrhburg
y Circulars containing particulars ohained by aprlca
ti"u Seminary Roos in immediate tuy OfIh ST l..
Church, or through the Z Office 2rd2ln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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,s timely nse Sold ?! hr msnufactoFy No % Hadsa Lane.
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r. NJ. Thrr~ is Ne mssaiclse, ~ he pr~~Ast
day sshe 81 high a Perry isrts Hssdabl Pain Killer
p:r% ~ y's: . ss.. .ssss ss.y " on a's
.svsrs burn aud oaad u ia ,ha. could he dssssd
Portuguese Colony July .,, Iso7N Nsssrs r,rry Davis
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Sold by JOHN u SEAY LyMsheAsE foet aow.
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renbw nod dscoNe the aluRbe Hair sstoratvs
continues to lab in behalf Of rhe afflicted r'iisf{
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head Il III. aged that has been ,ercd fr many years 10
tuth Nh much vgnr and pxuriAnca
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To It's gh,a collar aud makes asaunc the ieAuui
texture which has hcen very sraia ali u ,ho world
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Sold by all good Drusxsts foct saw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

s1An YARO$ PLAIN All. wool NOUS
eDVO LlNS, superior quality at i5c worth 62t
sept1l JOHN ABRAHAMS
,uNHIa MORNuNl: . Ave RECEIVING AT
stand at the corner opposite the Banking House
of Holcombe L. Mosby, ANOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW
GOODS embracing I'll the ARTICLES needed for and
at cheap prices. }. J. PURVIS, Agent.
sep2sdfts
NOR THE IA y S.-A smnlI lot OF very
beautiful Lithgraphs Grecan Painting received
Come soon and get the frat lkoce.
septl5is u. Z. VICTOR