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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

DURE KEROSENE OR COAL OIL.-i00 gallons pure Ne
Il Camel Coal Owarranted Of best quality 1h
Oil will afford brilliant and pleasant light and AT less cost than
amy other oil in For sale b,
sept 24-dts JOHN ii. SEAi, Druggist.
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Fine Perfunlery.

varety-for sale HI .
aug 22-ds JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
SOAL OIL LAMPSI have just received large lot Of the
most beautiful Coal Oil Lamps offered in This mark
with Burner that will burn a KIND OF Coal ol
without smoking warrant the burner 10 be as represented
r tley taken back also White Coal O for sale
hrr wy foc Is-dtsl j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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THE CniLD ASp THE TIGFR.-The Courier du
Nord relates the following curious incident. which
took place IL few days ago at The fair of Nnlencicn-
ncs, where, among ether exhibitions for hc amuse-
ment Of the public, there were mena.rre of
wild beasts. One Of the children of inc shop
keeper, named Gambler, approaching the coun-
ter. saw crouchcd under it an animal whic', looked
NJ him fxrdly. Papa" c..ed the child in alarm,
come here quickly; there is large eat with
long tn and whiskers." Before, however, Mr..
Gambler could come. the animal and took ref
uge behind ne barrels, where it could better con.
cea itself II then discovered that tie ami.
NAL instead of being n eat. tiger cub. In
the meantime the proprietor Of the mean. .crie hul
discovered the escape of thernimal, which finding
the door of its cage open. hal walkel quietly out
and crossed the Place d. tfmcS hmoie1 nj housh
the pnce was iui Of people. On being informed
where the animal lind taken refuge, the lroprie.
tor. provided with cage and large blanket, came
to the place, and by means Ot a large stick the
cub was compelled to quit lis hiding place. Al
though it had before been quiet it 90 sava 20 when
the man throwing the blanket over its head. sci
zed on it to pat it into thu cage. The animal then
turned and gave him severe bite in the hand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
LYNCHBUha CARDS
j. r.. EOICOMBE & Co.
BANKERS

LfNCHBU RG, VA.
M ILL make collections all points buy
w Coin and Uneurrent Notes MI orders stocks ncgo-
ae Loans and transact all business apperanng in general
Banking and Collection House.
nov l8-iy J. r. HOICOMBE
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e,

IN will CONNER
$, accessible ,,.,,. io,l..
nssical p, and ,el''
| cges. ,,,.,luu-
i,,a,,. Of tie
alnec.ed WIN Wv
FACULTY. Profess
# Latin aud Bellies
,ek Language n
I,ics and lnS''-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

A BURGLAR SuRPRIsFp.--A gentleman in Nor
wlch. w., was disturbed ut Of und sleep on
the night OF 2lst instant by noise in his kitchen
Proceeding softly to the spot he found shabby
looking fellow sitting at the table, busIy engaged
in dcvouring sundry eatabes.w hich he had purloin-
ed from the cupboard, and qnafing. with eyi-
dent relish. some wine fr IN tie cellar. Without
disturbing his unexpcet'l visit r tho ge ltIeman
hasiened to the University and prncn ed the ASST,
tance Of the Cadets, who armed themse ,eS and
proceeded in military array to tine hnt.s., which
they surrounded. U,'oa entering the house, the
fellow jumped out Of u window. but was captured
by the Cadets. He stated that he was ruor sail
or (Which his dress showed) IN his way home in
the interior of the state, that he was hungry, had
been refused food where he had begged for it, and
finally tmk this method Of relieving his wants.
As the story seemed plausible, he was allowed to
depart.
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NOTICE

nARLoR AND DINING-ROoM STOVES, for wood and
e0s1 neH Pa''e'"'' ~ - c. s. BLISS Il co.
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uUNE ROSE WOOD WRITING DESKS. nom 81 to sla-
very handsome and cheap Perumed soaps OF man! kin.'
Perfume Botes Parisian Pommades and Extracts or e
terchef Iyory Pocket Tabeta Port Monaes OF many KIM
Combs Hair Bushes Tooth and Nail Brushes and gea va
riety or Fancy Articles, Just received by ,ovrs
pei lSdts ihpLhh' "
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~ LADIES WATCHES.-We will receive this week hfy
OO new styles Of Ladies Watches We solicit call from al
a,ion "e ~ j. WILLIAMS Il son,
"e.'W , 10 a.. IS Main Street.
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~ STOLEN, fran my farm near Ho~ards,ille, on
8SaA Wednesday of last week. a GREY HORSE, three
x four old, medium size. Twenty dollars
will be given for the apprehension of the Thief liberal
ward for the Horse. j. q. LEWIS
sept l6,dls Scots,ille. AlbrInarlc. Va.
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II, and Red, anu anu
Wed and for 'a'
[KINsE
|,6 Main stree"
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the firm of William H. nan ~
Co has this day been dissolved by mutual
former mariner George Hail. retiring tberefrom he business
viii hereafter be carried by Wm H. Hall indViduay o
LYsCHBURG Sept 49, 1859. "M H. HALL ~ w
MT
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l;tnla, al
Female
Of t.r-''
Wing SET
|l,ara,'ter,
Iii excel
apply 10
stiNc.
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[ATS, CAPS, AND FURS. Ess
JOHN DOOLEY,

81 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
a exhibit an unusually large assortment OF Goods
Hat Cap and Fur line,
"a rOnsi,,s of all the popular styles of
HATS AND CAPS
! viz; the rich and beautiful Mole Skin Dress Hat of
and of Northern Manufacture; The son or Felt Hat
.e, Ledger style, Bell crown; Planters Broad Brim
WOOL HATS,
west quality servants To the finest Saxony wool;
lASS, BOYS AND CHlLDRES's CAPS,
u, Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, &c., &c.
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
ack and brown and richly trimmed Velvet;
ClIILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS,
:, some just imported from Psris-ricb patterns;
LADIES FURs,
\ Iippes, Half Capes, Capcs, Muffs Muhatees aud
nd Misses Furs, all qualities and styles;
| 'ERlAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
| Persian, Chinese lined and rough
and dealers are particularly invited TO examine this
tk, ur no effort is spared TO make Richmond as
e' 10 purchase in AS any other in this country,
JOHN DOOLEY,
lIoH.-Just received, a large lot Of Bale Cotton,
Numbers, for sale by
FRANKLIN Il BRO.
lLEElNGs.-We are just In receipt of another lot
iierrlngs in small kegs, very delicious article
: For sale by
LEE ROOKIE 4 co.
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tlsp
nlasha
| b.. HtRci
hare. ..ud
|,rugi
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Greaf Re'7ur'rh m Cddryes on To111 1ToM IN NoTN,
ria Richmond and Jomts Rirr y honuuia
Canal, 10 Lynchburg, hcnc Ly od-
road 10 the South IIta.
TINlANKfT 10 my friends and the public for thtr very lib
eral patronage, would respectful. inform them, thai
ing The large increase of IN! business subsequent
reduction have determined 10 reduce charges
raj MerdndsP, such Dry Goods Boots, Shoes Hats
only 25 100 pounds which includes
from the Whatcs at Richmond 10 the Landings Depot
I.ynchburg. ma. =.
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
IU- For special rates circular.
ALFRED :. LEE,
Foacdrdin0 and Commission Nrrchont.
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valuable fet,
Eccaln, and "a ii,
formal act ''l
ol The Amer
Line in soIa1iI
[ni, and cam M :
i 0galr'c Na. ,,,
and ahunda''
O lasting pyl'' e. n
L,l. riousN, ~, u,
been tired .,,V "" ~,
: Cp,ll Wht''
|is!,,,,l,o i, r'i'
[nicrical' t-asi' l;..
ntei TO be pun
ii. CAV FL,
", Ricl'mn2i'"'
Ff:S Lac
Of i.yneholrs.
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- I1"IhI. PtchHutIY Lht.IenI 70 We :
SPRING AND SU MINER SIIASOr

II is particularly adapted the Of Travellers by
nl Land Residents In Hot Climates Persons SedJntary
Habits nvHlids and Con, ,aescns Captains VesseIs
Planters will lind valuable addition 10 their Medicine Chest
With those who have used It, 1t has high favor aud Is deem.
ed Indispensable.
I'M 1o,pid state Qf He Ljrer renders great service la
restoring hcniihy action.
In Gout and RenDotisnIt gives the best satisfaction
In, ing n inflammation! symptoms, and In many effect
un'ly curing those afflicted.
Ms Ia 81 Grdpe Fndfgston Ha,fJurn and
tOrenessPro,es II II 10 be Medicine Of the greatest utility
cidHV IF The iTODdch ami the disfrsssin0 sickness
usual dnring Pregnancy Yields speedily and with marked
under its healthul influence.
ddOrds The 0reafssf retf 10 those AFFLICTED ,ci sub
ct 10 the PiesicfiRg gently the bowels, neuirazng
lensricies
iacf is fara1bie In dHedses nsre gentle 1pertent
~ Pargdtire is reguired
II is In the form Of Powder carefully put up
keep IN ciine and merely requires poured upon
produce IA delightful efrryesccnt
Taken In the morning. II inerferes with the ayocations
4" the day, acting gently the system, restoring digestive
exciting healthy and vigorous OF the
and creating elasticity Of mind and flow Of spirits which
zcs 10 enjoyment II also enables the aid
10y many lnxnres with mpun from which he otherwise
e debarred and without which life Is rksomc distress
Numerous testimonials from professional genilc
of the highest standing throughout the cortry and It's
steadily increasing popularity for series years. strongly
guarantee It's efficacy and valuable character aud recommend
i" the favorable notice Of an Intelligent public.
Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail by
No. 2Is Greenwich ST., Of Warren, N. Y.
lfln11 1t-ftk "a
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M, We have just received another invoice of
T.. lAEs. 10 which We invite the attention Of
fs-I 9-dlsl ". a. STROTHER Il co.
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ASIlI TON USE
T.yNcHpIIRr va
G. A B E L L H 0 u S E,
No. 1l2 Main Street, Lynchbslrg, va.
I. RORABACK Proprietor.

JOHN s. KYLE Manager
DEG leave their cn ana The public gir
ID ally that the tAnELL HORSE is open. Il has been
cns,e. furnished, and will be conducted h the present pro
prcor upon The the most approved sl., IN all RESPECTS The
location has been conceded 10 be the best in the city, being
the centre Of business, Main Street, within minutes
walk of The Depot, Warehouses, Banks, nc.
With polite and gentcmany clerks ready and attCn
tive servants, travellers and visitors this House may
sured that every will be cared for in Ini style That Will
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
themselves that they will sare pains render
ing comfort 10 all who Nisi, their House. From friends and
the public generally ss,c, share of Patronage.
ISAAC ROkABACk, Proprietor.
sept 2slly JOHN s. Ky LIE, Manager.
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sPsombrero Guano.
him. paa'e Guano, just from Sombrcro Island
b lri .he richest depos,te Of Phosphate of Lime
X of yTi"h'ainng between 20 and SO per cent of
A"ae, and 10 which we invite the attention
puollc generally who deal In fertilizers
SEs.n Tor the sale of this Guano here, and
i"'ees deducting actual expenses TO this
''''as lis analysis, &C., furnished on applca-
McCoRKLR & CO., Sole Agents,
Main Street Lynchburg, va
gOPER-PHOSPHATE LIME.
iresh lot of this very valuable fer
tof !, our friends who have used this article,
tAch 4, We think II only need be used TO gain
ebe, ~ !" 20 eminent, deserves Pamphlets,
ap,rv' v, ceriincates from the most prominent
u" may be had by appiyine 10
NJ. HoLLINS L Co, Sole Agents,
Lynchburg, Wa.
So,enbs, H. G. vFCTORs.
Book Tor Noyembsr
''ea,ine for November
'trs,-A large suppiy at
h,, - a. hELLY'S, Agt., 159 Main 81.
<,.e Z, : W. have jus. rses,y.d . superior
A"'iy use. Call coon.
VALENTINE 4 HENING,
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nKY GOODS MUSf BE SOLD.
~ CALL ONE, AND ALL

No. n Main street.
From now until tha the frat Of March. offer for
sase The grsat.st bargains in Weolen aud Norsted
Goods. ever offered TO the put TO avoid setting
moth eaten by next Fall kieh patterns OF french 81,
woolen Flaunes al 20 cts all colors of Aerinoes IL
CTS, cheap at 3,, plain color. De LANES worth 40
ets at 25c rich patterns Musiins. at l21c; scoien
Plaid Al 2gisc; Check sud Cambria usin at 10 cts
and higher: Bieached and Brown Table Cloths, az
tonishngly low; Cambric and Muslin Bands Ca .ns
and Collars in sets: Linen Hdkfs At cts; Marseiles
and Linen Roso ms at Is cents: Bsd and Servant
blankets at half their value; Ladies' MA Gioses.
ana Bleached Iomesties at all price; Soft irish Ill
mans AT AK and SOC; Shawis and Cloakf. at prices
Re carefpi in going TO the right place, at No q
Na;n s,rest l." e~ JOSEPH sTRAUSE
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JANUARY, 1899

With full stock full force, and unabsted energies.
are making ready for the coming season, aud with
a view of outing down stock. aud MAKING some
improvements in their wa e-rooms as also 70 give
themselves elLotu room for the spring campaign,
fhoy viii from this time offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates. ultl the opeh-
Ing of tho season - .,
Never has so rare an opportunity been presented
10 the great bGying pubic OF laying Ia tceir sup
niles for either winter or summer, as tnetr asooIr
mant Is large fresh and we'll assorted.
For the first time in their business history. 10
so,ne denartments they will commence THEIR OWN
1yponTtTI0Ss the ensuing spring, and parties may
reIy. from arrangements made, that every article
selected the other side of the pond Will be- IN fabric
aud nuality unsurpassed and in st, 10 and elegance.
e1pat to an ything brought to the country. Every
department. about their 90 abtishment viii De
bands. 40 that their customers shall hive every
facility and advantage which the experience and
observation of years hss given them. ia It's
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Persons going te Iichmond VIZ this line, win reach
Petersburg la time for the mail traia Of the Rich
mond ard Peters bnrg Road. which leaves Peters
burg at 6.45 IL.
Persons going West by tho eouthside Road will
have 10 raai all night in Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at $50 N. tho next morn
inR.
Persona coming to Noa folk from Richmond viii
arrive in Petersburg by the mail train Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time TO breakfast In
Petersburg, and then TO take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at A III.
Person coming from:the Southwest by the South
Side Road will arrive in Petersburg at g. 80 NJ in
time to get before Of the Norfolk
cars at.
Persons wishing to 60 On North FROM Norfolk. may
do by either, the Bay Line Steamers. or the Steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk, the
former, daily Sundays excepted, at 40 Y N. and
the latter Semi-weekiy, Wednesdays and Saturday.
No train will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
Do Return ticket good for days.. no
/ This train will step only at Regular Stations TO
take in and put of passengers:
Engineer and Superintendent h PR r.
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T1O LADIES' WEARING MOURNING

i sSso yards Load aud Black aINGHAMS, sell
ing a, hineperce, worth q cents.-L0Sk at This
500 yards I wide Lead ard Black Striped Cling.
hams, superlra, worth fully IS cents the yard, i
arm running oil at nigepence. This - really q
good bargain the beat ever offered. Gail and look
at it-you viii find Ii the cheareet and prettiest
style Of 0inghams for mourning GU ever saw, war
ranied sast ooiors Call soon. As t In running of
RAPIDLY. Other goods equally chap at
MAlLEhTS Cheap Store.
No a Main street.
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Until leT MARCH ~ We wia sell
~ great barxains in the balance OF our stock Of
Rich new atyleR eilks and Robes
Rich French De Latnee and valentiss
Enghsh and American Do tainss and valentias
fiAnneIs, Prints, and Bleached cotsons
Table Dsmaaks, Napkins aud dwellings
VERY large ascck ct shAwls, very cheap
Black Velvet aud slack Cloth cicaks. for cash, "a
make room for entire ne~ stock OF bprlnk Goods,
which We shall open BY that time.
PERKINS 4 Co.,
fss I4i kagls Square.
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WILL the Sons of Tsmp eranoe and
wv the public at large sustain met Being cesi-
rous to njsass nv friends and fellow-citizsls and
bsius CONVINCED that no good will be derived from
the saIe { ardent spirits, 1 am determined from
this dsy t. sell no Liquors or any other strong
drink. whatsoever. Ny stock of Liquors will be
returned in exchange fvr other foods Of 3 more
= choice stock OF FAMILY Gk0CERIEs. Tobacco,
Cigars, Fancy Goods. &c, OF which will be found .
very superior lot Of Goshen bntter, 1t 20 cents O
ton al Of which will sell 81 the lowest prices
Como one come all, and give ms call. TO satisfy
WAYS be- found ready to wait on mr. friends aud the
public at large. as my new stand. on Church Hill,
squire oppoaite Leigh Street Baptist Church.
Re s-6ts CIV SAUNDERS
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/hEsss SECOND SUPPLY FOB LA
O. - DIES.-Received, and opened this morn.
ing fine assortment of Ladies Shoes and CATERS,
embracing
heels
Thick and thin soled Morocco Boots with and with
out heels
Thick soled Kid Boots with heels
Double soed Patent Leather foXed heel Congress
CATERS
without heels
KID and Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
0vefshoes. with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White Kid Slippers, with heels
W hte & i'd Slippers without heels
T gether with almost every other style usually cali
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call at No. 80
Main street, two doors s2oye Messrs T. X. Price
Co, and supply themselves.
no II JOHN = PA6E, il.
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81 $3.50 REWARD. Ham away

about 9TH December. lass, my boy HENRY.
Henry is about 81 years OF age. rather deli
In nri sbt bright mulatto full head OF hair of good
address but rather crineing when spoken to- laughs
when talking, fond Of dress and somewhat of q
dandy, had q small patch of beard on bis chin He
is also little bowed in the legs and can read and
write
will give fifty dollars reward if the above negro
10 taken In this State and lodged ia jail where
can get him; and 3ls0 if taken in any ether slave
State 1 will give $3.50 reward if Information sufii-
Gent for conviction be given against any white
man who may have had hand in getting him on
to a free State.
ia FITS CHARLES u. HOESON.
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|. VIRGINIA REMEDY.--Mrs. DAVIS

lACOJ9H ELIXIR, one OF the best known rerss-
dies for Coughs and Colds has been in use in Rich.
mend and its vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
Years, and has always proved eficacous IN Coughs
and Colds The following certificate was voiuntart
~ given By Rev. Mr.. Wilcs in 1884
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March e. 1854:
Mr. @. G. WALTER Dear sir: take pleasure IN
informing you thu. Mrs DAVIS Cosk3h E7izfr."
purchased OF you has acted like charm upon my
little daughter when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad have Used IL also In Cases Of Colds az
tended with severe coughing and In eysry case the
this preparation as excellent medicine and In my
judgment no family ought 70 lie wishoutit.
A. WiLEe,
Pastor Of the u e. Church, South. on Caroline Cir
cult, Va. Conf
For sale by Mrs A. D. DAVIS. FISHER Winston.
Miilspangh Johnston, J. w. Gariick n. j. Picot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale. Riehmond. &C .
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Of Chesterfield county on the s! sth instant 2
NEGRO. who calls himself WIN WHITE,
H and say q he lie free, and resides In the city
% Baltimore State OF Maryland The said Negro
is about feet inches high, complexion black and
said negro l. not Free the owner IL required to come
forward prove property, pay charges. and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according TO law.
s. A DUVAL.
ia I7-Ims JaiIor Chesterfield county, Va.
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FIFTY DOLLARs-I. III. SINGER &
L CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-OFFIcE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RIcHxoxp,
vA;-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine our new stock Of Family, Plantation
and Leather Machines. which for durability and
beauty Of finish, cannot be surpassed by any. Our
Machines are so constructed, that By the magical
changes they are made to sew, BEN, gather ano
stitch from the eoarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, to the finest silk, satin or lace, OF any
description, without. trouble. The simple con
struction. ease OF management and saving Of time.
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted Il
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one OF the
prettiest and best in use; IL Is put up in Rosewood
Mahogany or Enameled cases. TO snit the parior OF
work-room. Our agent. being .lne machinist, h
prepared to repair Machines. and to give all the 10
structions, that the operators Can adjust their
Machines VITA, all ease Ladies will be instructed
ct their residences; a.so servants desired free Of
charge. We invite al, 70 call and examine wher.
all possible attention will be paid by our lady ope.
stors and agent to give explanations, whether they
purchase or not.
Silk Thread and Cotton. Of all co,ors and dcscrip
tons: Needles, Gauges for tucking and binding
No charge for shipping Circulars will be sent /,
ell on application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, OF
Cloth or Leather.
shirts. &C, made to order. at short notice.
au 23-ly III SINGER co.
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OrF1cIAL, !. v,vo q. TIT,
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA


At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday. Feb. 9Th. 1879
WOOD, EDDY 4 20 Managers. successors to
SAMUEL SWAN 4 CO..
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
s GEORGE NJ WEST.
Ny assortment Of VALENTINES 10 very supe-
rior coaSisting chiefly Of imported styles. Whole.
saie Da.ers wonid consult their own mtersst by
purchasing ut once.
VALENTINES for the country should be mailed
several DAYS pIevilus TO tho nth kebfuAry-ef,
VALENTINES DAY, GRO "a WEsT. n
il 3l-dtlffh las Main q.
QAHAT-RE-LOEOON SALLEP L e =
ASsULTANEK. OR IMPERIAL FIG PASTE or
C0k6TANTlk0pLk-iAde delicious article II Confoc-
uonary for the we'll and an agreeable and Eutrt
cious looa foe the III and ktble: gocd hr couahs
and Colds. an beneocsai sud strength
81 AND xNTQEf No lss Nan q
0LD PRAlH n&ANpxs-One barrel
~ Ola Yiseinie tsash nrasdy Is ysaseeld. instsss
Nv :" EaaLEsroH . yl1zansALD..
k.-lw No ~ Psafi s.Fsst.
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nOWDEN's DENTAL FLUID.--Thi.

~ excellent vegetable aromatic lotion, rrcpa ed
By Cur worthy citizen. Dc 9xsaas Dowpxk. drug.
gold medal premium. Il the recent exhibition IN
this city. Not only can we con mend this tooth
wash. ~ highly beneficial fur CLEANSING the teeth
aud gums, but aleo for impArtiag health, strength
and sonndness % tho saane Is siikewiNe pleasing
psffums 20 The breath. and = recomrnendea By tbs
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