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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

Coon SALE OF LAND.-The plantation belonging
to the estate of Nathan Myatt, deceased, near this
City, consisting of 700 or 800 acres, was sold
at public auction on Thursday last for $21 800
The place has on it an excellent grist mill. Bryan
Green, ESQ.,, of this county, was the purchaser.
county.
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TIE NEwBERN FA1R.-We learn from the Progress
of Wednesday that the Fair progressing finely.
The weather was somewhat unproptious, yet the
spirit and zeal of exhibitors and visitors were kept
up. The number of entries of articles up to Tues
day night was at least twelve hundred.
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~ We welcome friend &c" to our columns
We dislike very much to differ with lady, but We
are inclined to think our correspondent is correct in
his definition of bashfulness or modesty. At any
rate we would be glad at all times to receive contr-
buttons from his pen.
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From W0shinqton City.

WASHINGTON, Nov 9-Mr. j. B. Thomas,
special delegate from Brownsville, had an interview
with the Secretary of War to-day. He represented
that the necessity for federal protection as impera
tive Orders have been issued to a company of ar
tillery at Baton Rouge to proceed by special steam
er to Brownsville without delay.
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MARRIED..

On the evening Of Nov st in Chis's Church. Raleigh
BY the Rev. Dr. Mason, Rector, Mr. Campbell T. Irede
In Johnston county, the 9Th inst. BY Rev. John F
Ellington Mr. Rufus K Ferrel of this City, and Miss Mary
Vinson
In St Bartholomews Church. Pittsborn' the morn
ing OF the 9th instant by the Rev. n c. Hughes Caldwell
G. Swayze Esq., of Louisiana. to Miss Sue second daugh
ter Of Co.. Th'mas Hill, of Chatham county.
At Pine Grove Warren county, N. c., on the 9Th nst
by Rev. Mr. Barnet, v Perkins of Pitt county. n. c.
10 Miss Lucy F., daughter Of T. N. F. Aston
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

,Y Gov Wise has issued proclamation offer
ing reward Of $1,000 for the apprehension of Owen
Brcwn Barclay Coppie, Francis j. Merriam and c.
P. Tidd, who were engaged in the Harper's Ferry
outrage Some one has advertised reward of ten
thousand dollars in the Richmond Whig for the de-
livery in that city of Joshua R. Giddings.
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CLERK WANTED.

VTNHE SUBSCRIBER IS IN WANT OF A YOUNG
Il man to act Salesman and Book Keeper in Retail
Store for the next year One who has had several years
experience in the above business and who welt
can find employment at good salary, by addressing,
w. II. JONES'
Ringwood, N, c.
November II, 1852 46-w4t.< :
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

JUDGE DouGLAs.-Mrs. Senator Douglas, it is
stated, continues seriously i'll, while the Senator
himself is suffering from infammatory rheumatism.
We trust that both may soon be restored to the
custumed health
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

CHAPLIN AN ABoLlrIoNlsT-It will be seen. by the
following from the New York Tribune, that the Rev.
Mr.. Chaplin, the eloquent Unversalist preacher, is
also an aboli:ionst:
"THE REV. DR.. CnAPIN ON THE HAHPER's FERRY
AFFAlR.-The Rev f. II. Chapin preached on Sum-
day evening as usual. at his church in Broadway,
before very large audience. In the course of his
remarks alluding to the John Brown excitement he
said that there probably many of his congrega-
ton who expected he would rave alluded even be-
fore now, TO recent event which has excited so
widespread sensa'ion. He however, thought that
enough had been already said and, at the time,
he confessed that all the bearings of the case were
not quie clear to his mind and that he lid not I'M
derstand all the merits and demcrts of the matter
He, however, certain of one thing: that a great
evil would always show ITSELF and would constantly
create an agitatioa-an irrepressible conflict, that
only its humiliation could quell."
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

The WILSON LEDGER.-Mr. Tumbro has disposed
! his interest in this paper to j. H. Foy, ESQ.,, who
viii hereafter be sole editor and proprietor. Mr..
oy is graceful writer, and will no doubt continue
% make the Ledger an interesting sheet. It's Dem
cracy is of the best stamp. We wish Tumbro all
ae success and happiness in retirement which so
aeVer fellow deserves
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

Another alleged Insurgent Arrested.
MEMPHIS. TENN Nov s-W. N. Palmer. one Of
the alleged Harper's Ferry insurgents, has been ar
rested here on the requisition of Gov. WISE
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Gerrit Smith in q Lundtic AsyLum.

New YoRK, Nov. 9.-Gerrit Smith, noted Abo-
tionist, and one of the counsellors and confdants
of John Brown, the Harpers Ferry insurgent, has
become seriously deranged, and has been sent by his
friends to the lunatic asylum in Utica.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

~. GoDEY's LADY's Book for December has
been received. 1t is beautiful and interesting
number This periodical is beyond comparison the
best Gladys book" in the country.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-16

BosToN, Nov. S.-The election for Governor of
this State took place to-day. The Republicans have
carried the State by about the plurality as last
year, when Banks was elected
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WHO WANTS LAND AND ELEGANT CITY
RESIDENCES 4-,-..-r

FOR SALE OK RENT, ROSE GREEN, IN THE
n Western Ward of the City-my former, and DEW
MOUNT my present residence half mile East fronpfhe
Capolboth large and commodious dwelling houses with
ample grounds DC. Also. BRICK STORE on Fayette-
willie Street, the old STAR OFFICE; and excellent
TRACT Of 2o4 Of LAND flor sale rent miles
from Raleigh Purchasers who may inquire and examine
for themselves will find property equal this in mar.
ket in this quarter and may early application have it
reasonable and accommodating terms .:
THOS. J. LEMAY.
Raleigh, Nov. 9, 1859 97-2t.
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UNIVERSITY.

VNHE ANNUAL MEETIRG OF THE BOARD OF
Trustees Of the University will be held at the Execu
tive Office THURSDAY the lst day of December next
CHAS, MANLY, Secy.
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1859. E-td.
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Don't fail to see "Sixth Annual Announcement "
rUu brilliant offers, in another column.
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Gbe Stanoarb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY. NOV. IL. 1859.

W. w. HOLDEN STATE PRINTER,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHER LAWS UNITED STATES.
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ID lie d

DIED,
On the night Of the sth instant in this City, Mr. John
H. DcCareret long resident of this place. He was bu
ried on Thursday with Masonic honors.
WE HAVE FOR SALE ONE FINE NEW
w horse Carriage second hand Carriage and
two second band Sukeys all Of which will sell very
low for cash on short time.
JONES MOORE.
Raleigh, Nov. 4, 1859. s5-st
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A VALUABLE PREsENT--The senior editor of the
Elizabeth City State has been presented with beau
tlnl horse BY his Whig friends of Perquimans.-
Salisbury Waterman.
What kind of horse "a real horse a hobby
horse? The Editor should remember that travel
ers towards the headwaters of Salt River do not
need horses. They may reflect upon the soundness
and swiftness of their hobby horses after they get
there, but they have no use for real horses.
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The State Fair.

The Executive Committee, since the awarding of
premiums have had their attention directed to Ger
tain articles which were unintentionly overlooked
Watkins Chemical Erosive Soap. manufactured
at Newbern, n. C., which, by trial, has been found
worthy of especial notice, and a premium of 50.
Work by the Blind at the Deaf and Dumb Asy
lum, boys suit of \. c. Cashmere, and one bed
quilt made by Miss Rebecca Trull, we'll made, a
premium of IS. Also, one bed quilt, by Miss E.
Ballonee premium of SO. A lot of bead-work by
number of pupils, S..
One pair of Potichbomine vases very pretty,
made by Mrs. Hooper, of Littleton, N. c., premium
of So.
One Sofa Cushion, very handsome, by Mrs. W..
L. Weston, of Charlotte, premium of So.
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~" It will not now do. as truly observed by the
Charlotte Democrat, "for opposition papers to pro-
claim that northern Democrats are no better than
black republicans. Facts and circumstances will
not sustain such talk The democratic Governor of
Pennsylvania, Packer, promptly delivered up the
abolition consprators who fed to that State for re-
|fuge. 1t is true he did nothing more than his duty,
but we believe it is duty which black republican
Or northern "opposition ~ Governor would evade or
openly refuse to perform"
We have seen no Democratic paper printed in the
non-slavehoidng States, which does not pointedly
and severely condemn the Harper's Ferry outrage
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
An Indiana Divorce Set Aside

A decree granted at Kokomo, Ind, disorcing
Wm. Hoffman and Mary Hoffman, Of New York
city has just been set aside by the same Court that
granted it, on tho ground that tho applicant was
not really q citscn of lndiana. The following
history Of tho case we find in the kokomo Tri.
bune:
On tho 7th Of April, 1857. WIN. Hoffman filed
his complaint for u divorce against Emma HoH,
man, and under the statute of tho State Of lndnna
which was thcn in force made his affidavit dcclar-
ing that ho WAS bona hde resident Of Howard
county, in snd State. Such affidavit was then
prima facia evidence Of the residence Of tho afiant
in such cases, Publication was made of tho non.
residence Of Emma, tho defendant in that case, in
pursuance of tho laws Of the State. At the time Of
uial witnesses were called IN testify 10 tho resi-
denee Of said Hoffman, and jury found specially
that he was a rosidont of tho county and State
aforesaid On tho 9th of tho following juno d.
voroo was granted by snd Court.
Emma Hoffman, IN the 23d Of October. 1858.
filed her complaint alleging that she had no know
Ledge whatever Of the application until long after
the divorce had been granted. aud that tho same
was obtained by fraud, in this, that the said Viii
liam was Mt tho time of filing his complaint, and
thence until aftor the rendition ut said decroc, a
resident OF the city Of New York. and not
tual and bona-fde resident OF Howard county. In
diana. Issue was joined and Jury was waived
by agreement, and tho case submitted to the deoi.
sion ot the Court.
Ii mn )eared IN evidence SUBSTANTIALLY TINT the
defendant in this case, to whom the divorce was
granted. had left New York early in April, 1857,
and that ho soon altcr arrived at Kokono, tho
county seat of Howard county. whero ho inquired
for IA lawyer in this plnrc. A gentleman At the
bar of high standing, being recommended to his sat
,iaction, ho at once proceeded to his Office and
immediately after tho preliminary business. filed
hs complaint for divorce us above stated. lloG.
had lodgings Mt ho'ol here. but made cx-
cursians from time to time into Illinois, Michigan
aud Ohio. and other parts of Indiana, not Icing in
kukomo perhaps more than one half tho time.
lie. however, in all his conversations claimed ko-
komo as his residence, and frequently talked oi
luying property nnd entering upon ot her business.
" thin II lew days ntler his decree for u divorce
was entered he departed from kotomo aud was
afterwards, or about the 1t # August found ut
h desk in thu house of the firm of which ho was
u member in New York.
On the nboyo state Of facts (mueh abridged) on
Friday evening the case was argued before Judge
Buckles tho same Jugo that presided at the gran
ting of tho dyorcc) who on tho following mnrning
delivered his opini II that William Hoffman was
not nj the time of his application md the decree
bona iitc resident Of the eouutry "i Howard in
the State OF Indiana nni that therefore he had OBJ
,ainel such decree irauluonlly and that thu same
should BE- vacated, which was accordingly done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
DETERMIN ED TO EXCEL.
/, a l. l., 1 b SO.


Il We offer extra nducement
70 examine stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
by the tcst Inilurr In the country.
We procure all
The new ana fashionable
Fabrics sold by hrst class
Cloth Houses hnd
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To suit the season.
From the continuing cry Of more, from our fash
nun, for their consideration tinmens
Of which entirely } suited 10 Tho times:
is oyEK CoATs.The Diplomatic graceful rich and COM
nrubc Garment the Paeot The surioni the Sack, the Rag
Ian. an the Glendcrry.
"a Bussss sul,sManulacred In every style and out of
every Kind Of goods, ranging In prices from 10 40
81 DREss FRoCk tnA1A cnt and trimmed In the bcsl
possible and warranted o give entire sniistacton
M sIsGIE BREASTED tIoTn tnArs, Black Cussnerc Panta
la t2 Fancy Cashmere Pants from to S4 Cashmere
Vests from I1b 10 46
1 Fancy Plush Velvet Vests, of the finest material Plain
nn Fancy SILK Vests nn aud Fancy Cashmere Vests tentire
ly ncwD
oh travelling Shirts of Cotton, ncn Mcrino and Casmcre
also Fancy Muslin Shirts Of French manufacture, something
really beautiful
ith lallroad tugs, Sporting Blankcts Night Comforters
fnrrcd nnkc Bny State aud Imported saw from 10 e30
-lh Scarfs Of Merino Casncrc Silk and Plush Cnyais Of
silk Worsei and Leather.
9TH Every imaginable kind Of Gcntlcmens Under Wear,
socks Collars and every article 10 be found In rs class Cloth
iug House. GLASS RAINE,
sept B0-ds 1870 Mnln Street. l., ,nchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
MEDICINES. &C.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITxl !

DALAI i"Xre IN roSnston @
TIE IT,! :s S :: e:
( Ss & IL s.s = j: "a a.:s 4
Skin, ali meanchnly Disorder
"s @ s% ns ss.fs: :a .s 1:s % s::
.rsss sn1s.s S mss.ss Ss . '' hopes anti
especially, who A.,. s..aos 20 as@. nss oso. vice. s..
and habit :. s., which Annually 2, , p a
. Intellect
"siace: tho living Tyre may call With ali confidence
MARRfAaE.
Ing physical debility dsfonis ~
ss s9s as.i's %s's' ''' Pr johnston and b restored
He paee. himself under Dr. Johnston may
upon Inn s M pSs Il anu
ORGANIC wEAxsEss
This disease the penalty mos frequently paid by those wha
ms are loo ap 10 commit sxcsssss MOI being
Ircadfa consequences tha. may Now who that under
me 5 s % s ps hs h
s sr sS %s. s :ss .ss .y%cs%. g
body and mind arise The yssm becomes dsaneed the
% rS sn. M sp ss.,.:
s.Sr S s. s. s.v.. Doom. mo.
s,s. s s.. .ss .s y, e: sr:
: b ' s:si % s.Is 3. r.sn: Fitting sss safe
Recent ss a on o. Slight Cases. 4 Cuss IA Two Daya.
NO MERCiYisY or NAusEOIJs nRIIGs iJsED
DIR, ,JOHNSTON.
from ono OF The most eminent Colleges Of e United NJ saIe
=; : :: Is:
Ss s %s :;:s ss
@n s," ssr sssS sss.s, with '''n
oEKrAIE DisEAsE. . .
When tho misguided and mprudent voa Of pleasure nnds
mbbed the sceds Of thia painful dinense, oen
". hi" f"m apyns 70 tSsss wha om education sad
.ass s'sss s; 5 % lin :yss d; 4:
md limb. dmpc. Of sight desises. nodes a. shn honas
%"a s sS %' s ] rs % ia III i p:i.'. y o.
s % hs $ ss
o n no ~ 'aans T s @
and from s extensive practice IL the ar Hospitals q
and speedy unfortunate victim horrd Dis.
'i i, !. melancholy nc, that thousand. NIL Victim. to mi.
""",uon @ and pe .eaa he aniuasie sufferer to IN IN,
' grave q Tsfo 1s S;"; 4 ~ s%TfcH S;sfse
,, ."s a %,s. % Sss ~as have injured by
Thre the .aa and msanchoy ese,. produced
Sn l., IN" Head pnne.. Of sight Loss Of Mssrsr Powsr
am. % ~ o, S s''s9 @ f''''n' '''''' D'''' ''"
To lreagd ,o.. Of Meny coafason laea. Dsrson OF
Sp J., t soe"aa','ss, Ase'on '" @ soesy, E se ,, a
Low o' o"u"e hai9, ~o, sr so'ho VI e e''' P'oou
o"a ~, o,.on. a, u 400. . ,, ,,d,. wb., III,
Ihouhnu OF prsonr o ~ age eau now luufe wiz. tnc
cause OF tclr declining hss Looeng shsr vgo Decunng
weak no ana emaeia.sd, navnk snguaI aoou
me eyes, eonkn an1 sgnRoms .! 0onsumpuon rou an
VI" '"hSsfoNs aihNNitoWWTEAKNEssn nhnhpi soA ooh
Ivy ih greai and upo,Ant fcmca weakness oI ne o9ans
nre speedily cured nna iau veas .eso,ea Q, me
oet nsrvV anu WY nao ios' ~ nvPe, ",sc
nm'daeIy reeyea Al impeamenm 70 Mhr,ass rnynes
r Mental Disqualineshon Nsfyous LTnepMy ihemounes
ama m Or exhaustion OF me most "aru kno 'pesd
cured ny Dr Johnsoh ..o.,.,o ,.r.
,, -, YOUNG MN. NJ, 49,. ..a..
VINO nave injured tnemsevN W Oeran rrAccel nuuReo
or .s hot s ;s.. % sa nightly I .ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
Singers Sewing Machines.


REAT success always the conclusive proof Of
Judged by this test there labor saving
before the public comparable To Singers Sewing Machines
Aer establishing the highest reputation In the United States
they exhibited at the late "Exposon uniyerselle" In
great manufnctory to make them has been buff In Paris
In every branch Of industry In which sewing b be done
these machines be used with immense profit As the speed
singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
c should not be without The ir profit OF using Of
machnes regularly employed Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there much sewing
be done these machines invaluable assistance Pantes
and hoie keepers md them particularly proat
n'e These machines simple In their construction aud
very strong and durable being the only kind Sewing
chine made by which Of work, hne
could be perfectly executed Thousands Of inferior and
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under various
but Singers Machines alone have been found every
where To satisfy the wants OF the people.
Plain printed instructions for using sent with each
rhne from which any readily acquire the Of
gng them. The machines packed securely 10 any
nrt OF the world To all persons desiring particular
rmation will, application by letter at either of on
forward copy OF NJ. Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
I'M. SINGER h Co,
Principal Once, No. 328 Broadway, New York.
GsAscn orrioEsNo At Hanover g., Boston, No. 9I Chap
el ST., New Haven Ct Goyeryle, N " No. 2I4 Broad St
Newark N j. No. 142 Chestnut Philadelphia: No. 100 Bal
tuiore St., Baltimore No 80 Westminster ST., Providence r.
l.; No. East 9TH ST. Clncnnat No G5 North 4h 81, 81
Mobile. fdec 2I-d&cts]
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JoHNsoHa Efto23MlNGilEiR Eft23MlIlN StiliRI g. oTEY,

BRTwEES MAIN AND GARY, hionMoSp, VIRGINIA,
IVAVE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE
1000 bags Rio, IAguyra and Javn Coffee;
70 bags Mocha do
t00 sides good and damaged sole Leather
ZOO boxes Adamantlnc Candles;
100 boxes Brown Soap;
125 boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
100 barrels N. o. Moas.es
IL hogsleads Cubn Molasscs;
20 do N. o. Sugar;
100 barrels cxtrn G. Sugar
l50 do low grades Sugnr
% do granuaicd Sugar
10 do ground sugar;
10 patent cut loaf sugar;
10 barrels crushed Sugar;
30 kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No. Mackerei;
10 barrels No. Herrngs;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy nnd other fIrnss Seeds
cscs full assortment Of fGROCERIES well large
unI well selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LlQ
loRs We also agents for OF the best brands Of
MOUNTAIN RYE WlII5kEY, all Of which will sell low.
uarab1I IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
A Change.

N the Both the interest Of Mr., John Staples dec IN
~ Of staples, Martin Co.: eeesed The @ 1r.i-
future will conducted under the style OF STA
Piles MARTIN h POWERS the old snd convenient stand
of Staplcs Martin Co.. opposite the Va. Tenn Railroad
f.vp, ne Nth F., cali THOMAS STAPLES,
'"'" ~ " ~ JOHN g. MARTIN,
ID. p. POWERS.
s-A full supply OF GROCERIES always on hand a. low
prices. o0' @s-""
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
Sonbrero Guano.

Ok OF Phosphate Guano just ifom Sou.brero Island
AC West inde the Richest deposts q Phosphate Of Line
Bone Phosphate ~ Ltme and TO which we invite ne attention
Of ends and the public generally who deal IN erses
We for the sale Of this 0uauO here auA
will sell aNorthern pfces deductng aot:si sxhsss to tk
place - ~ ~ ~
Pamphlets containing IL anaiy 3D. famiahsd spp,sa-
ton or BY mall
McCORKLE co. Sole Asenss
april dActa 7gy- Nain stseeS iynchb1ra "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
New Fall Stock.

r1-sT arrived nom the Northern cities with u s0e1 & m
j FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING for genee"l ~ ,n loxes,
nrce can be found No & o. Ma% msr we
As than auy other in this city Hats o' re ,as
s syes Boots Shoes all qualities and prices S are on
es Ss nd Umbrellas the best Eastern acloes, "' "
erbbition and will be sold cheap , 49,. .a o,.,t,ea
Youths and 10 al sss nnS Mur.
r 1awis and look for your self our moo is do !" "
xer been selling cheap to increase custom @ ue our stock
Manufacturers, ,,i anu shnss Nc &c sept 24-dh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

TuyHE VICTOR COOKING STOVE, for wood and coal, ibe
best Stove use-hve sizes No. O. and lO-suited To
ALL and warranted at 12l Main Street. -
oct 1e-dts O. S BLISS 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

I,oR THE have Just s 1sS,es ao Something
nce o, v u nf Ear Rings These goods are fine ,a.no
at the . S i%s pns .%d sUnf Ear Rns hard to
srats .ys sSSh and a price The time for 6SaR' Gift
nov T-dts -----,-- ~ ,h I,,,shes Nail
AIR Sho9f, Rrshes Combs Of every deseI pun Pp
, nd psrnmery in great varieties, at The lAu'
ming store, 1856 Main street. T. A. 4 r. KINsEY.
oct 9J-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

NVHE subscrbnr would inform Mllers, and those fitting up
MilIa that they hand splendid stock OF BonR
Cloths OF The celebrated brand which they will sell
low a. can be bought In the market Let all In want CALL
they rely upon getting good article - 7
aug 2o-dts bTl9LER, PETERS d 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

A LLEGHANY WATERING have Just received supply
n of Allegheny Water direct from the Spring, put up In
and gallon demohns We viii always keep supply Of fresh
water On hand [oct 25-dtsl W. A. STkOTHER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

Greaf Rs1uction in Charges Goods fom he North,
ria Richmond and James Rircr 4 hondrda
Canal, 10 LynchJurg, thence ~ oH-
road 10 the South West
rUNIANKFJL my friends and the public for their very ill.,
cral patronage, would respectfully inform hen that
ing the large increase of my business subsequent ON N! form
er reduction determined reduce IN! charges Gene
raj Ne,cAdndse such Dry Goods Boots Shoes Hats, Caps
~ to only pounds which includes all expenses
from Wayes al Richmond to the Landings p"po, at
I,ncLburg. -
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
tFf- For special rates, circular.
ALFRED $. LEE.
For,DdrdiR1 and Commission Nerchdnf
ian 2T-dis On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
John T.. HAWKINS,
AG the CifY EHN1Cs

NTrNnED n moving 10 his plantation this Fall but eircun
r.yen,s He will continue until tae lat =" March,
nj which time will expire lie Is u. ci
aens of Iynchburg and travelling community for nfr '
oral natr;nage and socs continuation OF The same ne
nrdrs himself keep house that shall mol e sec" 10 any
~, ,iy Persons wanting good family single rooms can
c n,rnished He prepared to aceoni"ae all a' may
,nmc and that with the best the market Affords
Id
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

NOTICE.-Mr. VIM j. Chdress is hereby authorized TO re-
" money old of j. L. Winston Co.
NAV 1O-dts j. Ii. C. WINSTON.