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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

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Giniiebun9 Ypn @el:ern
In Gurpfa unb tertisen bic bier3u srfprterli4en
Yapiere, ais;
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Observation-Disclosures 3pptsnI9eine &c. 1elbt
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bic
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ge1ebten prei1en.
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bS@f Wr1mie fir @e9iel auf New-Yorf,
philadelphia, ct. Qruis &C.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

V. NJ. Cook, D. H. Frost, Of Rice.
VI. r. N. McLaren, of Goodhue.
VII. j. F. Baldwin, of Scott.
VIII. Emerson Hodges, DR.. H. Galloway,
of Olmsted.
TX. H. W. Holley, Reuben Wells, of Fill
more contested.
X. E. H. Kennedy, Theodore Gluck, OF
Houston.
XII. E. l.. King, J. S. Vim, Of Winona.
XII. John T. Averill, of Wabashaw.
XIII. II. C. Rogers of Mower, T.. j. Ed
gerton of Dodge.
XIV. George Watson, of Freeborn.
XIV. y. r. Petit, Of Steele.
XVI. D. G. Evans, of Blue Earth.
XVII. Thomas Conan, of Nicollett.
XVIII. John e. Stevens, of Mcleod.
XIX. Samuel e. adams, Of Wright.
Xxx. G. G. Andrere, of Stearns.
XXI. j. D. Cruttenden, of Grow Wing.
XXI. Oscur Taylor, of Ottertail.
XIII. David Heaton, Of st. Anthony.
XIV. F.. E. Baldwin, Of Sherburne.
XIV. Lucas K. Stannard, of Chisago.
XVI. Thomas Clarke, Of St. Louis.
Nepre1entantem.
/. D. T. Watson, A. J. Van Worries, Or
allSc HiIhcl, VI dSLlllStOH-
II. John B. Sanborn, Henry Acker, Geo.
Mitsch, Oscar Sterenson, John B. Ola0e7, u.
Il. Robertson, of Ramsey.
III. II. G. O. Morrison, A. Burton,* &e-
phem NeeoeN,* e. j. Schebsr,* Michael Wald-
her.: of Dakota.
". j. P. Abraham, H. E. Mann, A. G.
Austin, Irvine Shrewsbury, Of Hennepin.
V. E. H. Leavens, Luke Hulett, Ferris
Webster, of Rice.
VI. L. H. Garrard, l.. G. Stearns, R. H.
Knox, L. K. Aaker, of Goodhue.
VII. Jonathan Cha0erton, Peter Mrin-
En-, Peter Clearley, Of Scott.
VIII. &. W. Green, A. j. Odds, A. o.
man. J. S. Sawyer, of Olmsted.
TX. A. H. Trow, A. H. Butler, W. Meg
han, G. D. Sherwood, D. Dayton, II. Walker,
of Fillmore.
X. J.. A. Anderson,C. A. Coe, G. Teman-
son, of Houston.
XII. William Mitchell, Orlando Stevens,
Zenas Thayer, Sheldon Brooks, of Winona.
XII. John W. Burnham, W. J.. Arnold,
F. NJ. Skillnan, of Wabashaw.
XIII. Thomas j. Hunt, Peter Mantor of
Dodge; B. T. Langworthy of Mower.
xiv. G. X. Cleveland, Allen Shultis of
Faribault, and T. W. Prrdie of Freeborn.
XIV. Amos C%oggswell, George W. Green,
Of Steele; George L. White, Jesse I. Stew
art of Waseca.
XVI. Henry Stock Of Blue Earth; Thos.
McDonough, Burgess Abbott, of LeSeuer.
XVII. John Armstrong, of Nicollet; T.
Rehfela, and VIM. Pfaender, of Brown.
XVIII. Peter Wilkins, Mathew Dono-
hue, Hamilton Beatty, Of Sibley.
XIX. j. S. Letford, Frank A. REM Of
Carver jackson Taylor, of Wright.
Xxx. q. II. Sveet, Of Benton N. G. TOLL
man, of Stearns; ". S. Wiley, Of Meeker.
XXI. Peter Roy, of Morrison.
XXI. alexander Kinkead, of Douglas.
XIII. David A. Secombe, George P.
Baldwin, Of st. Anthony.
XIV. R. NJ. johnson, of Anoka.
XIV. Patrick Fox, Of Chisago.
XVI. Wm. Nettzeton, of St. Louis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

Giuae;abltes CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
@eltern @prl6 Sn1uranre
nnb
xruit Company,
@bicaap, Sllinois,
6cuer@, Marine> & Snlanbz N~api9ation6z
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Ger. 8. 5aaeltpn, Yriitent.
QucianS. 8isbee, @en'l<M 9ent.
8. Matn3er, Mssnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-10

@tel5er= @puIe*
@bi1ipp Stel;er, Gisentbamer.
ct. peter, Mtnn.
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tum jtst erS0net. &pltadneer beim Sag terteu
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Gin SG9er.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
NIe0RrIAHRoUs.
inrsrsa Sewing Machines.

SiuEerso Sewing Machines.
tRRAT ftssss - ms, eeas4aslse psesf 81 r. -
- 49, - lhis - ksEe NJ 49, sAsiaf zsslns
bsfsse ~ Ills esp.Eshie Singers sssHg haeasss-
Af s<l<kAlnk ~ k9bsss rcpuatoa = - pnitea s.ss
exhiied a e late -Exposikzea DNtseFreie7 10
France, Skere fhey carried - the hgat prrlnr nad
assz Unsatisfactory make has bes1f bail n Paris
u ever bFsne of industry which eesinE W be sne
maeiaes usrd immense Psual A. tbs zi>era
Of ks Railway zin b seiing fe ~ = sew ing With
eingws Machines compared with handseslag Ny aiof,
efnakcg drc.snake carriage trimmer, sadief haier
4e sbald be without The r Eydt 81 using one VI
ese macnes. regularly employed, " One Thousand Dollars
yeag In I'll private fsmllss where there much Swing 70
be done these aelnss Invaluable assistance Planters
snt hoi keses nnd them particularly esaseai-nt aud profit
able These machine. simple IN heif eonstIueon and
rng aad dsrshts ng the only Kind 81 Sewing Ma
ene made By which ever sort Of wok e'Arsc OF nne
ed BE- perfectly executed Thousands Of Inferior aud worth
Sewing Machines made aud cold under sarions
bni ssasefs Machines alone have ben vana every
where 70 sstl1f fhe wants u The people.
Plain pint DISTINCTIONS for using sent with each ma
chine, rum - any readily selalr. tle an Of nana-
ging them. u. nachinss packed securely n any
formation WILL application BY letter d elsbsr u our on
ces, forward copy % N. singer Cas- Gazette, paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
In. SINGER & CO.,
Principal Ones, No. sls Broadway, New YORK.
BsAxcH 0srcESo ~ Hanover b., bosion. No. 81 Chap
81 ST. New Haven, C GIoserviie ~ " No. ga Broad St,
Newark ~ j. No is2 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia: No i05 bal
limore st. Baltimore: No. ~ Westminster ST. Providence H.
l.; No. East Ah ~, Cnelnnati No. % North 4ih ST.
Louis No 81 st. Charles ST., New Orleans No. 20 DauphD ST.,
Mobile fdec 2l-dkcisl
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RobinsOn'S Manipulated Guano.

f1ls FERTILIZER, composed Of one half liar prUr,IAN
GrANn, onlRit due ground Bone aud the best nosrAr
UtASo In condition for Immediate being prepare,
and improved machinery b., which The mori1h.
nnc combination Is effected, reducing NIL 10 uniform
l"w'er and for application h, dril otherwise, Is In the
most perfect order And w have Hesitation In ing
for NIL equal to fertilizer offered
lug community he quality will he kept perfect, uniform in
all mud Warranted 10 contain rent n aoni4
and ~ 10 ~ per cent qf Rome I"ospaie IF lime.
Our Grano put up In strong bags weighing about Go lb
each
FRANCIS ROBINSON gives his personal attention To pre-
pairing this article, and purchasers rely "RobasOa
Manipulated Guda0 being "a ever, represented
Al orders viii receive Immediate attention.
r. ROBINSON Il co,
No. 4, Holliugsworth street. up stairs,
baltimore, Md.
ROBINSON : MANIPULATED GrANO Is for sale In lots
To suit by the following Agents;
Jonathan Tyson, Frederick, Md
J.C Neye, Alexandria, Va.
!. II. Bradley, fredericksburg, Va.
Garrison II Maigne, Norfolk, Va.
r. II. Skinkcr n Co, Richmond Va.
Tho~ Brunch n sons Petersburg. Va.
T. &. N b. u. Worth, Wilmington NC
H. G. Lindsay, High Point, n. &.
July 23-dan~
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ITO FOR THE FAIR! n the uni, esal and thousands
participating In the Festivities which such interesting
occasions affords For the present wk the trongng mnli
udes are Invited 10 the City Of Ill., to enjoy Ills hospitality and
participate In the interesting which the offspring Of
such occasions.
Among the many attractive places which the gathering
thousands invited AMI welcomed, lie found
TIE on Hhnehur photographic Gdherg next DOR 10 the
Virginia Bank, Main Street, lynchburg Va, where hundreds
of IKENss' of the nobcs works. Of creation exhibition
free 10 ALL and should desire fac smile themselves
shall be furnished short notice, and nj prices thai cannot
full 10 please
fine assortment Of Cases and Frames of every style and
grade constantly hand Also, Iockts breast Pins Finger
Kings Watch Seals; Charms, &c.
Pictures taken every ART ut hours
day, and In all kinds of weather. ID. II. BLISS,
oci l9-dts Practical Photographer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Look TO Your Coal and Wood Bills.

WE have Just received another supply Of the ceeraed Vie
w tor and Merit COOK STOVES for wood and COAL which
universally admired nj the late Agricultural Meean
ica Fair In this place by The great saving Of fuel the thick
NJ casting, their superior finish and perfect operation in
the various departments Of cooking, they ACKNOWLEDGED
be the best Stoves known. We lifted somc Copper
Reservoir or no, water boiler which Is great In
furnishing hot saisr al nil times without addition fuel be-
ing heated by the snokeppe and without interfering with the
cooking arrangement. Of the stove.
s-dts c. S. BLISS a co.
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IuON AND srEEL WAREHOUSE,

No. I2i, SYCAMORE STREET,
Petersburg, Va.
tIIIIAM Is DU:IOp have In store well assorted stock
of IRON AND FEEL, which they offer IN lois Ia SUI
purchasers, al tho low est prices.
English aud best Lcinc, lr,n-al sizes;
sactcs and Hammered Iron;
Wide Plough Iron;
Nail, lio,i and Horse Shoe lron-bcst brands;
iianl Hoop, Oval, and Half round Iron;
sheet Iron, Ear and Pix; lin and Lead;
CAST isirr tierian i.nund, Machine and Spring Steel
Prompt and personal attcnon paid 10 orders
2bi.iu
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Extensive stock Of spring and Samner

uyE undcr-lensd 4 now IN rrce,p. eomprsc stock Of
il SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING, which vas select
great care, and from the long experience In the trade he
IL confident that In beauty, style and moderate charges bis
(Ine cannot rxced by any In hls city In
lie respectfully In, ties his friends, ea.sonrfs and
aud the public In general 10 examine his stock fe pufchas
ing he win please and do Justice 10 all Be
slides NJ grades and styles Of Qhlns, his stock q 0ENIE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS IL iarge-ach ~ shirts Collars
Gloves T- Socks, sasenders etc. no Trunks
Carpet Bsgu, cmbr-as elc.
Couniry Merchants viii nnd 10 their interest to examine his
bcfrc going further East he Is fully prepared r b
wuak.aLE sirit call nom NIL persons al the old
stand Iapvl 1ldlsl NJ GuGdESnEiMER
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II A r. IL A II Us

11vifs valuable and popular Medicine prepared In conform
with analysis Of the waters o. me celebrated Settler
h universally received the most Favorable recommendation
Of tie Medical Profession and Discerning Public, most
Sail Ap er ent
IN mac and AS being entitled TO special preercnce the man,
Mineral srine waters scdz Powders and other similar NH
crs both from eonpactness and great efficacy NAV h.
itess and fsi,ais D.eoses, See Aeaaacae Lo.sg
1ppstite, indigestion, and az similar Com
piaiats, peculiarly faeidtnt to he
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
al par Rss.ns In Hot Climates Persons es p sa
Habits Insads and Conyaescenis Captains Of Vessels and
planters will valuable addition to their Medicine Cbes
With thosc used IT, has high favor deem
IN Torpid State Of the Lirert renders great service i,
IN Go and R1eu,aatsIt gives the best satisfaction u
laying all naammatory symps'mt and IN many cases cl,C
~ snresss IN cases Of GrarsI kadgesfion Heartyr, ~
torfjrfnsrovcs II 10 be Medicine Of the geaicet nti,
Ac1y IF TIE Stomach, and the distressing sicknfs. 40
success under its hcalthfi influence.
Havp'a he greatest reiiJ TO those afflicted uM or sub
jct 10 tie Psctiag gently the bowels, neutraznr Nil
Irritating secretions thereby removing all innann,orH
In Ect IL isiaraiualie in aHea ,rere gentle Apeyi,t
Ii in the Powder, carefully put up bottles To
keep an; climate and merely requires water poured upon
10 produce IL delightful eftrye scent beverage
Taken ilc morning, Il interercs with the ayocaons
of the day acting gent, on the SYSTEM restoring the digestive
power, exciting healthy and vigorous tone Of the stomach
ard creating elasticity Of mind and flow Of spirits which
give every enjoyment II also enables the invalid en-
be- cbare and without which life 50 irksome and distress
Numerous testimonials from professional and gentle
of the highest standing throughout the country
steadily increasing popularity for scres Of years strongly
guarantee Its efficacy valuable character and recommend
To the favorable notice OF an Intelligent public.
Prepared and sotI Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TAHkANr Il CO, DRuoGIsTs
No. PTS Greengich-s., cor Of Warren, N. Y
iupnt iii ~ 4 70
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3:caicai GOiicge OF virginia,
AT RI tiM IND.
~ -


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MARCH.
The advantages offered by Richmond location for Med
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twenty years The supply Of Material for Dissection Is
abundant, and the cost 10 the student almost nominal.
t'ioa instruction Is given In the inrmy attached 10 the
COLLEGE, which also the Marine Hospital for the port Rich
mond great variety Of Medical and Surgical
nunl created IN It's aud numerous OF
performed In the presence the class Clinical
Lectures ever! Wednesday and SaurlA. throughout the
>,nlrnts also permitted To witness the practice
Richmond Aims House, which under the medical charge
at his Professors.
Warren Tjse # Si00 for the best Essay presented 10y
any member graduate class will be awarded III
II
FACULTY.:
ca. BTlLE tisoN, VI. u. Professor of surgery Nc.
Dawn H. NJ b., Professor of Theory uud Practice
Medicine
H. wriAroRp NJ Professor Of Mascrla Medical and
Therapeutics
\. f. Pnricolos, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
NJ. d. Professor OF Institutes Of Medicine
JAMES H. NJ. d. Professor Obstetrics and
of Women aad Chiicren.
JAMES II. Nc, Nv, NJ. H. Professor Of Chemistry.
MARION iiowAR NJ. II, Demonstration OF Anatomy.
FEES:
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To Dcnonstranr of Anatomy 1900
l" Mairlcuatlon IUo
For further information apply 10 -
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july c2aws NkIcodiw bean Of the Faculty.
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A STEWARD b wuiIlea 6us Lynehbusr coalase 10 ,.k.
IA charge the Let Of september next Application should be
made BY letter addreesedtO JNO. r. McDANIFI
Predent Of the Board Of Trustees Of Lynchbarg Cocgc
june u-dts
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Tinely Kstice--Paynent Of Accounts.

mauer o! very great importance to me- and
..al consideration TO those indebted TO ACCOUNT
- 49, opportunity q Informing my friends who owing
a. eoneany that they will hnd bs ready nj
ny ore On " - day q July aex Those settle
~ n Dc anorled m opportunity early july aer
wsen ams psynent not made shah Le eoap.led 10
eyo.os " ksAsss. 8 s,~s l. L ARMi5TEAD,
Jeho As-osk-1.Dsfsp3. ~ " No. f4o Maa Street
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

(S/h A or THE "a GLE.)
NFFEIS friends and the public generally. one oi he
~ and choicest stocks OF WATCHES, JEW ELL,
sIl.N EhWARE, FINE CLOCKS and FlRs l-tlAos IVooo
variety line presented 10 the public, hs
cheap brilliant beautiful be had IN any Diner csio
this other country. In every department, ar
l,is or inlr;t) newest styles and
the iio-t unique classical elaborate workmanship
s-dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
LynchbuIg Hose q Ftro Insurance Company
iIs Company makes Insurance against loss damage 10y
Fire, Dwelling Houses stores Tobacco Factories and
other buildings, or Furniture. Gps Wares aud Merchandising
generally la pwn mud country the n',si favorable terms
AlN nhkts InnraDec The lives Of nlI enjoying
good health aud ii sound constitution whole
Of life ar Tor Hunted period
Slaves employed in oinur, occupations. will he insured
reasonable
The Company will also take marine risks from and 10 any
The Northern or southern Ports, NJ favorable rates
hoaRD DiHErToEs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES VI. CoBns, Wee President
GEDRd. Is. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
JorN orry TNLnn VIZ. 7. Asprasos,
JAMS D. PAYNE, JOINS =. DAVIS,
WM II. SfnArioS, MArgIcE \. IANGnngSE,
S>atri II. NJ kINSEY CuAs. r. St,ruiiItR.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED 4. WILLS, Secretary.
DE " N. DIWAi OWEN, A, ,,..,.,.,.
DE. T. n. GIi.MEk, "''''' hN""'''''
The Medical Examination II subjects for Insurance. will bc
made al The nnlc- of the Company each day between the
hours NJ : md O'clock I. VI. feb ~ dts
Iron! Iron!! Iron!!!
Now Ia store and landing ships Helene, Willard and
~ fr.nnn u fine assortment of
Common nnd Best Refined Iron,
Hoop, barrel and Carriage Iron,
1lor-, and Mule Shoe Iron
Imported drcc, 10 City Point and suit, by
ma! II tims GILLIAN ~ DUNLOP, Petersburg, Va.
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"giral Class cal, Philosophical, TYPOGRAPHICAL botanical and
Agricultural orks Drtonarica Iexcons, Albums Anua
and Presentation hooks bibles, Hymn ana Prayer Books in
every st, Of binding together all the NEN 81 Mokks
day, all of when handsomely CT AkAN
1EED PERFECT IN every respect.
The schedule of ems present will be by
10 tnialoguc,) s the most extensive ia
SUPERIOR elegant and magnificent offered similar
each book NJ the time of sale
80 Fine CON MAcn accompanies every order vi 100
BOOKS ordered al one time from my Catalogue
TESTIMONIALS.
As evidence of the been asserted, np-
tn'l III, II gentlemen Of high standing, Mhorr
Neaci, b. questioned who have purchased ordered
BOOKS from me-, received hoLD WAionLs, namely
Lnineriuu Es., Mhlciown Pa. John d. SAiies " n,cs,
Grocer, Lancaster, IA Hon. H. u. Walker, Representative
from county iennsy Legislature; Waiter
G Noiur. Public Lancaster Pa; Jacob
ISL, dorchester, Hiram tsk ESD ti,, eanl ohio; Mr..
,'co icnlart, Harrisburg, Pa. Mr. D. H. Fears, Bear creek
,rus!, street, lhiladclIhla; received i.
s,irhuid six Dr.ss Pattern, worth 10
d. W. CLARK,
No 500 Spring Garden street Ihilud, ,,iiu.
80 Agents wanted In town and village the nied
States M, terms Ia Agents such TO afford them
remuneration ior their trouble Fun particulars
b, undressing above. Catalogues scns tree
dress. aug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Removal! New Standl New CLoods ,
AlNG sold my entire stock Of Goods nj my Old stand /
have located below the Norvell House, opposite Hail
s'ahle where viii continue the Gssry and Oosrmis
mon 1ataes+ lhnnsnil TO my friends customer for ill.,.
,peta pausaye liz ftoi,re extended me, solicit con,a
.s WIZ Keep constantly on hand nice icti Of GRo
EN- rs nND STABLE DRY GOODS; also urn Meal Pl,s
n,an1 ~ ~, mat j. {. SHEAREE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

4 tokN MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLASIEE.-Thc
~ undersigned has rented from Mossrs iangh"rne John.
their Corn ani Plaster Mill lie will keep constantly hand
the above articles which ne will cheap punciual
CllAS. \. LANGlIORNE, Sole Agent
march 4dts Tor The sale Of Wesl,rn Pasler lIs city,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Window Shades

V(ECEiVED n day or since, large stock OF WINDOW
1lsADEs of great variety style and prices, and adapted
Ia the taste and . ali.
June 2i-dts. S.M. SIMPSON.