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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
ORDINANCE NO.l7.

IAN ORDINANCE DEIATIvE TO DIsoRDERLY Cox
/ DUCT AND l.nEAcnrs OF the PEACE.
The Mayor and City Council, efMc CITY of
Rid Wing do Ordaim and Estallish as
j,tt0tos::
SECTION LIST. Any person who may he
hereafter found lying in wait or concealed
in any house, or other building, or in any
yard or premises within the limits of the
City Of Red Wing, with intent to do ang
mischief or to pilfer or to commit any crime
or misdcmeanor whatever shall for every
such offence, on conviction thereof, before
the Justice Of the Peace for said city, he
punished by a fine not exceeding ono hundred
dollars, and Imprisonment for period mi
exceeding three months, or either, at the
discretion Of said Justice and may moreover
be held to bail for good behavior. al
SEC. 2: Any person who shall make,
aid, countenancc, or assist in making any
noise, riot, disturbance, or improper diver
sion, or who shall be guilty Of any indecent,
immoral or. insulting conduct, language
or behavior, or who shall be found in
a state Of intoxication in the streets OF
elsewhere in said city, and all persons
who shall collect in bodies or crowds in said
city Tor unlawful purposes, to the annoyance
or disturbance of the citizens or travellers
shall for each ofense, on conviction before
the asid Justice Of the Peace be liable Il
the punishment mentioned i'll the foregoing
section. 50 -
SEC. 8. The Marshal or any constabl,
OF this city, shall arrest all such offenders a!
are before mentioned, and bring them befor,
said Justice Of the Peace, to BE- dealt Will
according to law. And in case such arres
shall be made after sunset Of any day tn
Marshal or Constable shall i,nprison tn
person or persons offending in the Cit!
Lookup, until niue O'clock the; ollowin,
morning. 5-.-,..,.,
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take cffec
Immediately. Passed January 18th, 1858.
~, &c. j. C. ,WEATHERBY, Mayor.
i B. A. Cox, Clerk. -
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OF
W. 7@MEa. sA@eA9
AND JEWELRY, ..s
New York Jewelry Store.
THE

- -Fss = i 3 ~ - 4 - -
TINlIE subscriber would respectfully inform
! The inhabitants of Red Wing and vicinity
that he has purchased the extensive stock oS
Watches, Clocks and Jcwclry formerly owned
by J: N. Sylvester, consisting in part Of Gold
ana Silver " atches, Clocks and Jcwclry Of oil
kinds, Silver and Plated Ware, Gold and Silver
Bowed spoctaclcs Castors, Cake Baskets, Gold
Vest and Fob Chains in u variety Of styles, La
dy's Cameo Brooches, Ear Drops and Bracelets,
Lockcts, Crosses, &c. Also, = splendid assoIt~
mcnt Of Gents Breast Pins, Gold Rings, Gold
and Silver Pencil Cases, Gold Pens, Shirt Studs,
Sleeve Butt ms, Seals, Keys, Razors, Knives,
Pistols, Pcrfumery. Lubin's Extracts, Pens-
tams. Lip Balm, Hair Oil, Fancy Soaps, Combs,
Tooth Brushes, Thimble. Pencils, Shawl PM.
&C., together with full assortment Of missel-
laneous goods too numerous to particalarize.
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash
Please give me call and satisfy yourselves
Having secured the services Of Mr.. J. n. Syl.
vcstcr, am prepared to repair al kids Of
Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry in the best man
ner, and at short notice.
Main st., in the Store Of lIaslcr d Todd.
sa.,.sT f d. +. SHELDON.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
Senate: Don v.a.s Speech.

We take pleasure i'll expressing our thanks
to Hon W. w. Phelps, our Representative
in Congress, for the speech of Senator
Douglas on the Presidents Message, recent.
ly delivered in the U. S. Senate, which VIC
have read with great interest It's cmphat.
;cally great speech; it is bold and fear
less vin'licat;on Of the great principle o.
Sqnattcr Sovereignty-of the right Of the
people to decide Cor themselves the institu.
tons under which they arc to live The de.
cidcd stand tak>n by Mr.. Douglas in regard
to submitting the ,eAo1: Constitution oc Kan.
sas to direct vote Of the people Of tina,
Territory, will, in our opinion, meet the
warm and hearty approval Of a large MAORI
ty Of Tie Democracy Of the entire Union.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL, ST.. PAUL.-Pcrson.
visiting St. Paul on business or TO spend
few days, will find a Mmc at this house,
Everything is in order, neat, tnty, clean
comfortable, and charges reasonable, AMI j
there is n house in St. Paul that is dcscrvin.
Of public patronage, The Merchants Hotel i.
that house. Give it trial all yc that hav,
been stopping at the various b g and era lie
mp houses, and our word for it you will no
regret the change. Mr.. L. NJ. Vebbcr, tn,
gcntlcnaniy clerk who has filled that sta
ton for the last two years with so mucl
honor and praise, will always be found at hi.
post. pl asant, agreeable, attentive and il
readiness to attend to the wants of those VIII,
may 10 50 fortunate as to call at tho MGR
chants.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

Hownr1sM.-Thos. persons who were en-.
gagged in III king mi.lnigh: hileo,,s'' will!
their screenings and howlngs las, Sunday
evening. are iaormc,! that their endeavors ia
please were fully appreciated b. persons liv-
ing on Main and Plum StS We notice the
City Council has passed an ordinance for the
benefit Of those who choose unreasonable
hours TO carry on t.cir undispuised and
diSs,aceH;s roNdy!>m. n few lessons in the
shape o: an "ali night in the lookup. viii
have tendency to cool their ar,lor, and OK,
EFT moraliz'ns influence Dead Rabits' and
Plug Uglies.' are there any such orders il.
Rcd Wing? What do the .lights'' saw?
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who is On habitnal. drunkaru,
who is at the time 81 sueh sal

intoxication, or to ! minor, ssd..-
persons shall be punished in the manner
prescribed in the hrst section Of this orrli-
nance.
SEC. 4. And be It further ordained, that
any person who may be convicted and fined
by the city Justice for violating this Of any
other ordinance Of said city Of Red Wing,
shall be committed to the City Jail and shall
oe confined there until said fine ispail or NJ
til such person IS otherwise liberated 81
authority Of law.
Sec. S. This ordinance shall take e.
feet after its publication. Passed Jan. 26tA,
1858. 4 fE{E
: t J. c. WEATHERBY, Mayor.
BENIN A. Cox, CITY Clerk.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

CoSSIsrENcY.-Not Notwithstanding the pco.
pie Of Massachusetts arc so loud in thc:,
F." shricks" for freedom, they will for the al.
mighty dollar build and own vessels thai
are engaged in tho slave trade, as may b
seen BY the following paragraph which We
clip from an eastern exchange:
"of four cargoes Of African negroes late.
.ly landed III Cuba, three Of the vessels were
built and arc owned in Massachusetts"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

q The prospect Of an carly spring, IS
becoming every day more apparent As yet
we have h.a cry little weather which could
be called decidedly cold, and the .ast two
weeks have been IS mild ~ April.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
! CT It is said tina: the chairs in the new
Hall Of Representatives, At Washington. have
cost $40 each, and the desks $50 each.

r11T The Dublin journal states that; there
has been an alarming military emeute in
DcLiin.i Dant.s Of so!diery have thrown off
military restraint and have kept the city in
"a constant stsse ofeScitement by the;r DIRK
'en rio,s. THIS nsws eomeshy ths s,csmer
North America.
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q.

DUBUQUE jan. ~.
The ST Cloud Hotel an extensive new
establishment, recently closed, was destroyed
BY fire last night. Loss estimated at 500
0o o-insutsd for $50 COO.
a ths, buildia ! ~ unoccupied, it is
supposed toahaye bsla slon fire by an
|i!ncsndi.ry lsE ss
- - 3 80 - -
NV onk, jan. %.
The Herald has neisys 6nm Grytownate
the 9Th inst, ten days later.
The Treaty betwceii= Nicaragua and Cost,
RIGA has been signed, and President Mar
tinezt and quite a number Of the ,superio,
officers Of tho armies Of both Republics wcr,
enjoying themselves Il Greytown. They
had visited the Wabash, and thanked Com
Paulding for, dispensing the hlibusters. TIT
Wabash sailed on the 9Th inst:, with Colone
Anderson and his companions, and reached
Havana ON the 18TH. Gli
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

tMFanyEMsNrs.-lt is almost ;mposSiblc
k'r Us to keep run ci the many improve
mcn;S row sain. forward in orr city. IS
scarcely day passes that does no, add 10
Tie number Of our buildings.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

0 The New York Post states that the
leading partner Of a financial firm that was
forced to suspend during the panic, lost all
his property, and having since died, his fam
lily, consisting Of his wife and number Of
children, would have been lett entirely
without means, but for the happy discovery
Of life policies to the anotnt Of $4,000.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

THE WAY TIE MONEY GoEs.-CharlcS
Astor Bristol, the Grandson Of John jacob
Astor--the. literary millionaire-the man
whose glove bill is $500 per annum is now
at Baden Baden, where he has bought q
splendid villa, and is astonishing the natives
with his American trottcrs. The old elks
make the money, and tho young ones know
how to spend it,.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

RrD Wing DRAMATIC AssOcrATloN.--Miss
Ives takes benefit this (Sa:urday) evening
on which occasion the sterling Moral Drama
o: The Drunkard, or, the Fallen Saved,'
and the laughablc Farce entitled Who
Speaks First, will be introduced. We hope
the thcatrc-:Soins and fun-loy:ns public wil
all turn out and render their appreciation by
something more substantial THAI, words.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

VALUABLE DoSArrox.-The Everett Free
School at 81. Cloud, has rcee:vcda voluntary
donation OF books from the Hon. Edward Ev-
1erett, consisting Of lao volumes Of standard
works.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

81 Forty Of fifty girls vep among fis'
hundred skaters ii the canal basin in Port
land, Maine. last week.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

WALKEH's L,SE.-We cannot speak in
too high praise ofothis line Of stages running
between St. Paul and Prairie du Chicn.-
Mcrr gca;lemanly and o,,lisins .scsts, care
full, sober and attentive drivers. and better
and iiectcr horses, We don't think can be
found en- any route.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

" lng,stitude IS the legitimate offspring
Of pride, selfconceit, avarice and envy.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

u 1nthe New York Court Of Common
Pleas, on Friday, an action BY which Esther
Leopold sought to recover $4,000 damages
for breach of promise of marriage from Morris
Meyer, was brought to trial. The Jury rem.
dered verdict awarding 5000 TO the plain
tiff: 20 go ''',.-s - -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

OF nernal vigilance Is the priccof libcr-
=: bu. the price Of the Rcd Wing sentinel is
$500 year in advance. Let every Demo
|crat Of Goodhuc subserib. and ray for i.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

" Printing was first introduced into tho
United States in 1893. The first appl:ca.
ton for a copyright was made by Noah Web
stcr, in 1882. The Boston News Letter, the
pioneer newspaper, began in 1901, and sur
vi'ed "A years. The first daily was printed
in New York during the Revolution, when
occupied by the British. #Mse ais'5
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

rvisitors to NJ %. represent things il
that that State as very Encouraging, The far,
mers cannot raise money enough to pay
their debts, and almost every day some
body's farm is put under the sl,criff's ham.
mcr. Money has been loaned since the press.
nrc began, IN some instances at forty, and
even sixty pcr cent. Let til EN- como 10 Min
ncsota, and thus avoid, or At least remedy
these evil. in remarkable degree.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

OF Capt. Meigs says that the ventilation
of the new Hall at Washington, will be i'm
proved by steam fan which he is now pre-
pairing, and which is capable Of throwing
ninety thousand cubic feet Of solid air into
the Hall per minute, which will provide q
complete renewal Of air in the Chamber eve
ry five minutes, as the cubic capacity of the
room is not over 100000 feet. No amount
|of Congressional corruption can contaminate
such torrent Of purity as this. It breathes
the very freshness of the armament.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

GA living negro child: with two heads,
four arms and four legs, Is exhibited IN Mo-
bile. / II Ssis SIX years sold, very intelligent.
speaks with both mouths. sings well, walt
zes and keeps time. This much the bill
SAYS but the bel.oldcr cannot dismiss from
his ,nind that he hes before him two chill
d!en, though strictly speaking. there is BIZ:
one. Tho connection is with the spine, and
the best Psychologists of Europe sM this
country have pronounced it one individual
child.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

~ tits stated aga singular -hct, that
there Is not at this moment Oh the stocks, in
the port Of New York;a single vessel Of any
description, designed for the merchant ser.
vice. The only ships constructing are the
Russian frisate, at Mr.. Webbs yard, and the
U. S. sloop-ofwar, building under contract
with j. A. Westcryclt. az
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

81 THE PR1cE or 1tEtraroN by BEEcHER.-
The pcws in Rev. Henry Warl Bccchcr's
Church,, Brooklyn, N. Y, were rented on
Thursday evening. A fixed price was set
on each pew in the house. The auctionee,
then took bids for a choice until all were sold.
The premiums paid for the best seats were
from $50 to, $50, thus making the rent o.
the best pews on the lower floor 500 tc
$40. The premiums were kept up even
on the cheapest seats.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

~ The attention Of Congress has beer
directed topropcr disposition to he made ol
the reserved sections ofland embraced with.
in the lines lin Of the railroad grants, and q
resolution has been adopted that the com
mittee on Public Lands be instructed to in.
qn're into the expediency Of ipsssipg law
making the reserved sections Of the public
lands under railroad grants subject to entry
BY ac;ua. settlers, upon the same conditions
As other lands Of the same n,,al;fx Z 81 v8l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

IX.rtol,..,s.1cA CASE.

I.llhl pN-', " 3, 4r.J
ftnIiomvn u. cE.- b. 81, All, ,l,t .a-t
'a+ih SINAI ,"tcs iSa s,s..~.y
uAal, Including uutG nh much
ports 10 inst wound trup
II.l all adv ertiseu
any kond lcsuits teD piu,nrei anu applied
on. II brp 10 better, bottle Uruhr,
Ifd gals t"i--n AGAIN cicr dlul
EsaId "a 90 get thai slstei he.
okcd 50 much letter When you ~ st another
'ottI' and her head lhls al,
asrd case, and took hall an huurever! day
very "nen,Ne Dpe bottle, as,Ar, e. 80
ar entreiN there bal little OF thc remaining
You entitled tins, 81 oliurs taA~
great pleasure, IN giving you this eer,ncate
hcspeetru.ly, h. /. CHALK.
! MukSrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

thhottluihLi, Jan. I, i5Jc
htssRs DphfA Co.L,Ftic,aoH s,,rt lime
OCCASION ~ yOu lur bil "a extraordinary
"ni liz ACTION Dols ltat cannot i,ralu
'Ir" ha4 IIe tuit Ia Stable t4urc "
tH' az ,tl ~ uisA
sr'i The to,1 l.
Nad tici ~ P Tue ,c
81 ilis -liui re
Vlv"u ana fena- s"d nVud
Ian. r,.,,
VNot. drtrthinuA 10. Il, o. ana a.. &C., d. . -.
I"U sln'i, uu,ass zee Is '...t.iy ,utt4
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SPRING OF 1858.

Z Y \
LA II rs - q IN T. m X n
MILL PLEASE call and examine Spring stock Of
w BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. TRUNKS, &C. Some of
them really beautiful ard equally cheap heretofore
consisting, In part. follows:
Rysns best quality pump Boots, for Gents fill dress.
- Stitched Pat. Leather Congress CATER DO
Cali Congress CATERS and Oxford
Tics
Gents - - French Pat. Leather Boots long legs,
q" " e." FtcncL Opera do full dress,
entire article in this market.
Also Boys and Chlrens paeut Leather of the
Our stock of Ladies' Misses ChIrens Shoes tiak
&c. is complete.
~ Having tried the system making small accounts
entire satisfaction, have the decided conclu
sion not 10 make ihen but give the benefit
OF lower pr,ccs l.. l.. ARMISTEAD,
nextto Cabell House and near Farmers Bank.
Keep copy. ppl It's
huVAL a. MOTIONS HORSE TONIC, WAR
~ RANTED TO CONTAIN NO AkSESN1.--A supply
tins Justly popular remedy for the diseases horses
cevel and for sale by w. A. sTltOTHER q co.
Z = Rep copy. l1ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
FROM Virginia a NORTH CAROLYN
Through Washington City, by Railroad direct.
g !sss.s sN


VUNilE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with its much I'm.
Il proved Western offers great To
travellers from Virginia the Caronas
ton and baltimore to all portions vi the Northw
aud the Southwest.
The between the from Wasbinrtou md
trains bound West for Wheelug burg from a,t
more Is always promptly made al the Washington Junction
(aciy called the Relay House, baltimore rD,
Is the only change OF Cars required between and
the Ohio River. Bag.agoi checked through to the s nj
the Washington Station.
The trains leave waShncou daily nj Il
A. NJ anl4.2OP NJ. Ca sundays At the latter hons
AT BhNWOOD
Direct eonnee ton made Wan the Cars Of the Central Ohio
bridge, Zanesvic and Newark To Columbus these trains
connect al Newar with the Cars OF the Newark Mansfield
and SandushY H. tor Saldusky Toledo Detroit Chicago
st. Louis.
AT PARkERSBURG
Connection Is made 10Y Steamboat miles, with the trans on
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chlcoo Cicnnat
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with tl,
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Tor Toledo
Detroit Chicago, and ali the Irthw points
Travellers requested notice while TIN. tho
Route afurding Through Tickets and Checks Wash.
RECT to nearly all the leading points great West The
distance from Washington Cincinnati but about GuJ
miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other route
Fare, by through ticket from Washington al least ON.
DOLLAR LESS than by The Nor thcru Routes
from Northern cities
For Frederick and lIarpers Ferry Mnrsburg
Springs, Cumberland, Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
passengers leave Washington at 6 A. NJ.
For the minor Way Stations Baltimore ami hee
ing, take A II. train tom W Washington
~ For fui iher normation Through Tickets &C. apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS Agent at Washington ST.
W. =. WOoDSiDE, Master OF TranspoitatnJn,
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad
/ NJ zen tkrts
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AsrIs Gnpyf. Usnricu, peraulbrl = l-57
h!ssi> DrNI 4 Lo.=-ueuIinnrH--A iy pat n
the OF the %
ten r.I fence ral through
i"I"tt nlihg through his breas. usGns
ehuubs IL insert mt bVtt.r . oE Ilr
oil aud aiiti ttreey " ani ia
rcspectin.ls yoHfA, JANIS L. ItT
sud ~ oruggAi, Aal liarehaats Throughout stale
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aA>..un.,.GCOAUMA AND,


ted ourselves together under tho style ana fn oil NC
kIN\li y 90, tor the purpose conducting GENERAL
GIOCIKI AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the Old stand
sckmuty " Haas, Man street. where viii be glad to
old frieu l. pubic with the
every gtprt to give euttre sItls.actsI
TEHMsCash punctuaI cus tmers six months time
SAM'I IL. MCKINNEY.
JOHN =. lass
HENRY ID FLOOD.
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AlEK'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
COsGHs, COLDS, AAOAKsESE.s, lNFLC.
ENLA. .SssON< aaaGas, WAODrlNts
aSassh. isDA A., ASs ssn.a
tlrsa.NA vNSa .tarIaOS

ant for the feef oi patients
tav uisuasu
W = need speak the iuhIc virtues THROUGH
out eN,ty town. and II iInIct of the
StsIc's wu!eiiu' cute o,onary complaints
h"'s"y Ano"h va! lie" are ihe iAiniies ovnhcd
,"u'ii4 rluneat
as "i'es ani !tt ne conlnuntes ANY
""'" AT 'npns lhn"i s"iic iNns OF s ,tuy
" h"H 81 is iia ioncrtu d,t,Iute yct
ii''
is-aAi"St
II Pan Ha
".r'!H~4 "ca"'c aUunIait ..u-uIs IL
'n'i It"rS " gurus h'r. ii oy .on aud cure
tHH AAst' c ucA"'a'c asseued
iic .. IaAiuy Y iung
u.sp't!o'r an Lnuw
i1.cI II
C1 W pfotH,o t.e
% Inc
Dest agent M.IeA SAIL. thvn
PREPAhtD 81 Ok j. L. AVER,
Practical AL Anal ,tscaI i.s. Lowell, Mass
AAD>UlpB
j IL STAY Lyneiburs, ~ huELL, 4ADD & CO. Idea
nn"d y r NV rs i.'ets"uis NJ a. SANTOS. N,,v.h ;,
a.. Druggists IS
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u
thcrn cities and received large stock OF Goods
pubc invited ca my store where they will
hnt OF useful and desirable articles that sd
much less than customary prices. have agency
H. article of Silver PLACED Wa which fifty
per purchasnio and goods IF
ity We have. also. agency Jewery, which
n,svery cheap Tie laie nNcd call aud
the stock perhaps have the articles Al goods
will be sold very cheap tor cash. BRYAN Axis
ma
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Der- THE LIVER
I N Y i & o R a IT, r

IS GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and
Is daily working cures, almost believe II
by magic tie first dosc yirne Jsne seldom
than bottle srcquired to kind of Lrcr Complaint
from the Jaundice Dyspepsia a
all oil which tho result q d ssCissed Liver
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
Ofhce Sou ia side RmiirOnd COMPANY.
PErERsBuHG, July is,, 1859.
/. - ~ -
ntRECT HOWE TO THE WEsT nnd h

nRKECT ROlTE TO THE WEST md the
,srsoug to Lynehbars via Va Tenn Railroad frou Lynch
Kuoxvle,va East Team and 6eorga Railroad Knox
Vile to Dalton via Western and Atlantic Railroad
from Chattanooga to Stevenson via Memphis and
Railroad from Stevenson to Memphis.
Through Tickets points the surpcs
and baggage checked through at the office South Raft
The following Schedule will be the sout.sile Rail
road commencing on SUNDAY next the 4h July inst,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
onnecng with the Richmond aud Danvillo Trains at
Burkevile Guncon) and with the through route nch
Arrive at BurkevIlie (Juncion) At ........ e:l6
Arrive at Farmrile at. ..........'.......... 925 ="
Arriy. Al Farm vile rai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i'' AM
Arrive a, Buri,e vile Junction. a,.......... 2l5
Arrive At fe'e'S0 a'f rREiGaf TRAIN. ''"
Connecting with Richmond and Danyl!e Traus the
Arrive at Burkeville Junction at............'s NJ
ATrys a. f. sasSnn1y o p NJ
Leave LynchbuIg daily at....................5 AN.
Arrive at Burkevile Junction) at..........il:40 NJ
Aecommoa,ion Passenger Car for the WAY or or Local
Travel will be attached the Train leaving Lynchurg
take ana sop R w."
take put off to be strictly oDservedb those
any other point snhcrands Andersons Mill. Fords
M.ons w s saes l and r wes Np,tsw H.
Inns Evergreen, Arpoinaos Spout Spring Concord James
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoLth.Sde Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg daily (Sunday g exreptei) A. Nj
Arrive at City Point al. g.
Arrive at Petersburg at
The Trans with the Jainrs Steamers
leaving Point for Norfolk and morning
and Iuesd ~ evening will, tho fine Steamers Roanoke
James bound Tor New York
The Afternoon Train this Road will he ONLY when
there is business justify Stopping places
of be strictly observed by these charge
the AID in Will the train he stopped
point; Friends Crossing Cedar Level blrchet. Grosa
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