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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
path, rather than tho result ofa long settled and
tnr narnnan

pnth, rather than tho result ofa long settled and
maturod purpose.
'.Iu March, 1854. he came to reside with me, rs
a student and law clerk, and was employed in
my office, and continued an inmate of my family
for year. But he hnd no taste for law. Though
generally faithful To his duties u copyist, the
law, in its science, is facts and principles, was
destined 10 remain To him q blank obscurty. The
most derseyering drill on my part could uot FIX in
his mind tho most simple clements oflcgnl knowl'
cdgc. ! was disappointed in the result Of my OK
pertinent with him. Possessing, ns lie appears to,
so fair share OF general intelligence, it was
mystery Ia me to find in him much reluctance
to intellectual analysis. llis know ledge, however,
was the fruit of wide extended superficial obser-
vation of mon, matters, and things rather than OF
reflection and reasonig, And still, in HE elegant
penmanship, correct orlhography .and ready knowl-
clgo of arithmetic aud grammar, there was evil
donce that In hs early lilo he had studied to some
purpose and effect. Tho truth when discovered.
was this.-llo hnd matured tho fnnoies of poetic
imagination for years, and his mind wandered in
land of dreams.
Tho world and life were scarcely appreciated
as realities. While he could not draw COM
plaint promissory note. scoro OF fancy verses
lor n ady's album would bo thrown off without
effort, rs by intuition. The use Of guns and ps-
tols was with him kindred passion to his poetry,
ms n marksman, no was dead shot. IL thrown
in the midst Of srilo and contention, he would
naturally become u soldier M by the force Of this
passion. without personal motive or indueement,
mud indeed, as against his own welfare and happi-
ness. And still he appeared kind to every one;
mud during the year he was with mo, though ofton
nbstrncted from his proper empoymonts by his
poetioa tltdtuat'on he was never guilty. To my
recollection, of disobliging net or an uukind
word towards myaclf or my family. never
knew him to drink n glass of Intoxicating liquor,
or to utter n proiano oath lle would Il, any
thing aud everything reasonable to oblige ~, OK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Sketch of Can't. Cook.

The New York Times contain u letter from
Mr.. John N. Stearns, Of Williamsburg. in whose
office Cook was once engaged as a law clerk. Mr.
Searns says:
lie was born in Hadlon. Conn, about The year
1888, of highly respectable parentage, and WAS
reared amidst the religious and moral influences
which characterize the rural population Of Con-
necticut. His general education was go,d-so
that he had spent one or two winters US IL succes-
full teacher of public schools before his ma ori-
ty. lie had also travelled through most Of the
States Of the Union, in the pursuit of mercantile
agency, lie had great passion for mineralogy,
and for the collection of mineral cabinets nurtur-
81 no doubt, by his spending his early pastime a-
midst the stone quarries worked on his fathers1es-
tate and in the vicinity. While with mo he show
ed specimens of ore, and, he supposed, of gold,
found by him more than five years since in the
neighborhood Of Ilarner's Ferry, Va So that
am inclined to believe that the alleged purpose of
his going to lIarper's Ferry to dig ore was truth
full, not feigned. d.--More than five years since he
expressed the purpose 8f going there some time
for that object And am strongly Of the inn
preston that this Harper's Ferry rebellion was
an incident of special temptation that crossed his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
JOlI NSON. YOUNGER a. OIl;Y,
l3 PkAEi. hTEEEr

nrrwrES MAIN ANp eARN, KicuNosp, VIRGINIA.,
HIANE ON HAND AND ofFlR FOR SAIE--
1900 bags Rio, lagu.ra anI Java Coffee:
- bags Moclra do
6Io SIDES good and lamnsc sole Leather
b0O boxes Adninnn, Candles
1oo boxes Brow snHI;
t21 Yea Fancy do
1000 Kegs Dii Dominion Nails
10o barrels N. q. Moass,s;
10 ugsi,cnds Cuba Moiassrs,
~ do N q. supar;
100 bhrrels extra e. Sugar
100 lo low gracs Sugar
- 10 grnnulnicd Sugar
IN do ground Sugar;
- IA 'cnt cut Loaf sugar
10 barrels crushed sugar.
hA kegs Soda:
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 Kits M. Mackcrel;
no barrels No. IIcrrings;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Besides full assortment Of ofGoCERI ES well large
and well selected stock 70 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LlQ-
oRs We are also agents for Of the hest brands of
ninr A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Lynchburg Coach and Wagon Factory.

nR THE subscriber returns his Eraleul acknOw ledge
f 4SS old friends the lihc
raj patronage toward him, and bcgs leave 10 inform
them public he has been rcsirc in business mud
hopes strict attention 10 business merit
tnlance He will make to order and keep hand
all kinds Of IRON AXLE WAGONS made in the most sub
stantia style He will also make To order and viii
made general assortment of Carriage Eocknwas
and Buggie Also, large assortment Of and t"Ohnrsc
spring Moving Wagons and twohorse Stages. Al who want
good work the old Lyncbur0 (0ach dnd Udgo" FJc
forp and doing business the principle
NAV expect to get good work and at low price. All who
good and neat Buggies give me call -
march 17-dts JOHN H. Bhil-El, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
New Millinery and Fancy Store.

MISS ROSENSTIEL g. &GUENTHIIR @
UAKE pleasure In announcing to the ladies and citizens Of
Lynchburg and surrounding country that they have taken
the upstairs floor of the Warwick House, where they WILL
and amer THURSDAY, the 18th ins offer for inspection enrc
and large stock Of Paris Flowers Feathers Rbo Bon
nets Caps Couers Head Dresses Pins Nes Jc~elry orna
ents Embrodees Ruches French Coret Hoop skirts La
dies Hose Gloves Saxony Yarns real Buss French Thread
aud Blond I.aces
examine stock Of goods which of the latest styles, and
which will sell at Wholesale retail All We ask trial,
confident Offer such inducements 10 purcas
must secure their orders. SEPT l5dly
DURE KEROSENE OR COAL OII.-400 gallons pure Ne
Camel Coal Olwarranted of best quality. This
Oil will afford brilliant and pleasant light and at less cost than
any other oil In For sale by
sept 24-dts JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
ICE CREAM SALOON!
0STAND DOWN THE STIR EET ,,


Make room for tie finest Ice Cream Saloon IN lie Stdt
Opened this day, ICE CREAM SALOON, for the rcccp-
Otion Of Company Ladies' and Gentlemen who requested
10 CALL with the that everything will he conducted
ll,e best style.
would to the Ladies' that the Saloon Will under the
immediate charge OF Mrs BOYD.
May 9TH 1s59-may 10dts. s A. BOYD.
r1DER yINEGAR-For sale, Sterling G. Andcrson's Pur
~ Cider Vinegar superior article for picking aud table
aug 80dts A. b. RTCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
NEW CONCERN.

w j. Is. smith, In the u Camp Smith n Co., the
nsincss win hereafter be conducted under the firm Of CAMP
STAPLES CO., who receiving and offer for a(
lac old stand Of Camp, Smith Co., No. Bridge Street.
tageand well selected stock Of Staple Dry Goods Groceries,
Liquors. Fcrzers &c, all OF which will sold upon the
accommodating terms and with desire give complete
satisfaction their patrons.
Having Increased facilities for conducting and
Illumination Busness they respectfully socit
o the patronage which has eray extend
I to the firm q Camp smith oedgng themselves give
personal attention TO that branch Of their business
else prompness and punctualy towards their cusomerA
The location Of their house the city, be.
Ing nes! The Va j. Tenn nruad Depot and Immediately on
The bank Of the Canal.
m connection with their business they also extensive
LUMBER YARD upon the bank Of the Canal are pre-
70 Inducements the sae of Inber n.
infcrio In the city CAMP STAPLES a CNO
OCTOBER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

NoTICE.-Mr. VIM. j. Chidress is hereby authorized 10
1\ccpt for money due the old concern of L. Winston G,
10-dts j. II. C. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

Great Reduction in Charges Goods from tie North,
via Richmond and james Rver 4 ka"awha
Canal 10 Lynchturg, thence ty al
road 10 the South W,St.
TVNHANKFUI my friends and the public for their very lib
eral patronage, would respectfully inform that
ing the large increase of my business, subsequent form
reduction have determined 10 reduce charges
raj Necdndse, such Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps
&c only 25 per pounds which expenses
from the Whaves at Richmond TO the Landings Depot
Lynchburg. .IA.I -
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
sH- For special rates, circular.
ALFRED s. LEE,
F0r,cdtdiRg and Commission Werohank
Jan 2i-dts On the Dock, Richmond, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
New Fall Stock

lust arrived from the Northern cies with full stock Of
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. for gentlemen. The
latest styles and the most fashionable apparel lowest
ices cnn he found at establishment No. 8 Main Street.
As large supply Of Gents Furnishing Goods which we
VIII sell lower than other house this ely Hats the at-
est styles Boots Shoes of all qualities an prices Trunks
Valses and Umbrellas ihs Eastern actes aru an
exhibition aud will be SOLD cheap
Youths and Boys CLornisG Ia NIL styles and qualities
Please call at HIRs SrRAusY's AIurrps
and A. G. Lewis and look for self IT, us il hss
ever been, selling cheap 10 custom.
Manufacturers and Farmers will do well examine our sto
Of servants Clothing, Shoes, &c. asnt A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

10 STOLEN, from my farm TIo~ardsville, or
Tk2A Wednesday of last week. GREY HORSE, three o
an four years old, medium size Twenty dollars rewar,
will be given for the apprehension of the thief liberal
ward for the Horse. j. q. LEWIS,
sept 16ds Scotts,illr, Albcmarlc, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Reasonable Reauest!.. ---

MY usual "Northern trip will be made about The first o
September Circumstances in conneNnn with my retirn
ing to my stand will prevent universal application flr
ment Therefore earnestly request calls payncn
made before at that time -.
a". oits i. SfAEiii,T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
w A 3 III N & TON lEOU Sc,
rvNrrYpnpn VA

FUNIIE subscriber beSs inform his friends aud the pub
Il lie generally that he has leased for number Of the
above well known and popular House.
The TABLE shall be supplied with the best that The markets
affords and HE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND q
CARS.
ATTACHED to the hotel Is large and roomy STABLE with
careful and attentive Ostlers.
No trouble expense will he spared either the part
the proprer or his assistants make Washington
class House. j. N. ANDERSON, Proprietor
upril 20-d1y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
4 Office.

Notice.
EiNG compelled BY my health to retire from the firm Of
Camp smith CO., beg leave tender my thanks for
he very liberal patronage extended to that during nv
connection with the and confidently recommend INV suc
essors To old friends aud patrons reliable aud business
4 II SMITH,
oct l7dts-Rep copy 2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
"A B ELL HOU s E,
No. Ia Main street, Lynchburg, va

l.. RORABACk Proprietor.
JOHN g. KYLE, Manager,
DEG leave to their friends and the public gcncr
ID ally that the CABELL HousE open has been
tcnsiyey furnished and will be conducted by The present "
prcto the the most approved style, In all respects The
location has been conceded IN be the best In the city, being
the Of business Main Street, within few minutes
walk Of the Depot Warehouses, Banks &c.
With polite and genemaniy clerks, ready, prompt and aten
tive travellers and visitors this House
sured that every want will be cared for in that style that Will
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
themselves that they will pains In render
comfort 10 all who visit their House From friends and
the public generally solicit share of Your patronage
ISAAC RORABACk, Proprietor.
sept 2S-d1y JOHN y. KYLE, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
NOei0o " N ruIr cnIr1,u WEST

ANU TIE SUL III " EN-.
nLEAsE in mind that am forwarding goods through
hrc times week. connecting ith the tr weekly steam
rs fum New York and Baltimore My whole charge from the
wv General merchsndse Is only 6tteen cent per l0n i' which
nedea ali charges except the freight which is usually 10 cents
~ Goods shipped through all points in the south West
,iho,, deienon A. :. LEE, Forwarding Agent,
"inOu , Or. On the Dock, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
LYNCHBUkG CARDS
j. r. HOLCOMBE &c CO..
BANKERS -

LYNClIBUR re- VA
"lLl make collections all points Exchange
w Coin and Cncurcn Notes hl orders stocks nego
ate Loans and transact all business appcranng general
Banking and Collection House.
nov l8-1y j. X. HOICOMBE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Fine Perfunl ery

HAVE In store large varet, of Lubius celebrated Ex-
tracts for the Handkerchief Also, fine French and German
Coogncs Rcmmes Toilet Vinegar and oh'' Extracts IN great
yarety-for sale by ,.., , .,.,. ,,--,
L. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

~ HUDs prime Bacon Sides and shoulders 400 bbs su-
" perior Rye whisky; so casks Imported
~ Eoas.es 9O0 bbls Portland syrup; 40 casks Port and
M.Jirs Wines; 30 bba Apple Brandy; 800 bbs common
Whsty Gin and French Brandy; 800 bbs Refined sugara
s'a"ess s's - a. a. JONES CO.. Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

nARI.oR AND DINING;R@ooMs @ siD STOVES for wood and
l. Goa new patterns Nv ia G. = BLISS 4 co.
oct ls- It's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

- ~ LADIES WATClIES.-We will receive ths week, nfy
III new ses of Ladies' Watches We solicit eau rom Al
persons waning ' J. WILLIAMS n SON,
inction. IS Main Street.
oct l3dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

,rrn l.,s''
hate oi !r,
per ,,ni a.,
|liie stieI1r
ferlili-sr, ,
No b, r'''''
nps H. -
on aI.t'
Arn'..
k,huTg. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

F r. s ALE,
a in in,LENDlD STATIONARY ENGINE, 10 horse power
o4 ih.,np hImpele order. bargain can be hadof
>--s C. H. HARDY BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

I,,, Erl ~
and for 81
EsEY'o'
ain Stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02


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ssss. fsS Zane n
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Ssaos fsoi NJ s y sylS y,
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Rn sce ~ r. bnSa. NJ Blanc and 800 NJ
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Dao, weber nr oSeu a''s Mr '1sy r an N. S
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and s1an asFsa1 a.s1 as
Guillot Mr. and Mrs. kciley MacMapger Or and Mrs Iaux
and niece, Mrs Furry, Miss Victoria Daugry Il Crsa G
Mana DaToIoser Rosur, Quarter, Cross Mr. and Mrs
From Galway, IN the seansbip Jason-Miss Mcowen wo
bnckcl. Mrs kchardson Mise Richardson, Miss Mcbride
Euro Higpna Mrs Cawley Misses Sherlock Mrs
Kate Fay and child MISS Jane Riley Garrny Bry6en
George, Faddep. Miss Furreek. A Dernarn, Mrs
Doolsn and two children, Walker, Miss N Daley
Hagen Mayne, Dunn CarTens and child Miss Burr
Hi Bailey Esston, J McGnl, Hyland, Caldwell
Hard Mr. Gun lady ard two children; Vincent Gachen
Burrows and child Montgomery and child. A Hill MIRA
Wolf and three children Miss Arnold w TUCKER GIL
Bsylcy, Hamilton Centley.
From Savannah, n steamship Florda-sressrs Gallo
N Cook and lady Howard Nulvoy j j Benton, Day
Mcdonald, Z Greeley Mills. p Williamson T. Barn.
well r Chaplin, Crugdn,a. Sucky, W Nixon
A Carpenter, A flt and in the Storage.
From Black River, Ja In the brig Sarah PetersMr
Pearsau Of NYork.
From New Orleans, In steamship Cahawba--S Qug Mrs
DEPARTURES.
For southampton and Hamburg in the Steamship Hammo-
nahss Lneau. Master Bacot Mr. Homann and lady New
lady two Chi dr~n and Capt schelng and LADY, VIM
Burchsrdt Edw Lazarus Mrs Mathde Wornby, New York;
Mrs saden Mrs Ernest Treber Tree chdavn
Dia: Mrs Kuberg, New York; Joseph Kambinsky Hart
ford; Stein Ricbmoed lesser Berlin Rsyer lady
Virginia: Radt New York Tonkan. New orleans; Mrs l.
child T schott, Vessel New York Morath, Newark o;
Raach, Klein Muller, Linde mann wife and four
children, Choice l. Armstrong Strohmeyer, Janson,
New York, and Others In the steerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
Venus and the Dusseldorf GnlIery-An-
other Card from tho Director.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.


DUSSELDORF GALLERY, Nov. 1, 1869.
Today's HKRAID says" We see that Pages Venus has
been transferred the gallery Of the National Academy
Of Design, Tenth street, with the vew we presume OF
giving its beauties the advantage Of better ght and
goes on TO say-"N pretended by connoisseurs in
tbeee matters that 1t badly placed and badly lighted
10 the Dusseldorf Gallery The real for its with
drawa was that during it's stay lowing perhaps to your
criques thereon) class Of visitors attended the gallery
who evidently came not TO view Of art but pic
OF that character which would pander their bascr
passions though they doomed to disappointment as
they pretty plainly expressed by their on leaving
grumbling out some such senteRce as" Why, there Is
&C. This, coupled with the fact the daily Journals
announced that at drinking saloon In Broadway "Tbe
Venus on half shell, with other unsophiscated pic
turce," &c, &c, free exhibition apd out of
spect 10 the feelings Of the artist (who though stranger
TO is, believe gentleman OF refined and most
sve naturc-ope who would not wish the agent employ
ed by him for its exhibition To thus gain money at tho
sacrifice Of name pride and self love), determined TO
close the exhibition AS 10 the amount received at tho
doors perhaps faulty cagraphy has caused the three
to be taken tor hvcthe correct figures being 010 H.
Yon will be- pleased 70 understand could have retained
the picture for another MONTH but had the privilege TO
conclude our cment AT the end OF four weeks which
we Cid Tor the reasons stated above and though pcr
chance NJ pccuniary iors TO ourselves has been
placed by Mr. VIM L. Sountag's Dream OF Italy y work
We trust which will command the attention Of your pom
THE DIRECTOR
OF the Dusseldorf Gallery.
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MAP OF THE POLAR Seattle OUTBREAK AT HAIR
PER's FERRY- THE NATIONAL EPISCOPAL CONvEN-
TION-THE SINKING OF THE STEAMBOAT NEW
wORLD-THB v1LLANY OF sPIRTTUALIsM LOCAL
NEWS OF THE METROPOLIs-MARKET NEWS ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD, In rs regular edition to-day
wednesday, will contain Map Of the Polar Sea, with His
tory Of Arctic Expeditions from 743 to 8s9Another Exped
ton Proposedvoyages Of all the
MadeTbe Northwest Passage Found-Sea-ches for Frank
ln-Bis Fate Decided, &c.
TrRns-The FAMILY HERALD published every Wednesday
a Two Dollars per Subscriptions
Of Fulton and Nassau see Single copies prce
cen be obtaiuDd the Office of all vendors Ad
vertisements inserted at the usual HERALD rates.
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ANGKrI-sUYp,N-AtS So AIMS church, IN this CITY, by
the Rev. Mr. Gaiaudet, l. ANGEL TO SUSIE NJ daughter
Of Hon. j. H. Suydam.
BussNEIL-SCyDDEx.-OnT Tuesday, November l. at the
Dutch Reformed church, Washington square, by the Rev
Dr Hutton tSsAnUs BUSHNELL Jr, 70 MAIZE, daughter Of
Egbert SCudder Eaq
HorcoEE- WAlTKRs-On Monday October d bv tina
Rev Ralston T. Smith, Ny. j. MxADx HoLooNs OF Bridge
port TO- Mis- Clara G., dsaghter Of Samuel b. Walters
Esq, OF New York city.
HoNAns--PAKMKLR In Sacramento Cal aor,ssrnhar
by the Rev Lewis Shuck, HENRY s. HoxAss late Of New
York, TO MAroAxxIrx W. PARsnxx Of Albany, N
kwB-BAL-on Wednesday evening Oct 28 by the
Rev J. d. Wells ct the residence Of the brides father
SAMUEL w. llws 70 MAaTHA RAIL, daughter OF W. Rail,
Esq, both of Brooklyn, L d.
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SrrRrsR ornr CncrT.-Psrt ], Special Term-Par
2-Nos ?ls9 $3.50, 2,0l3 as4, 267, 2620, 2i55, go:
9,fs3, e2a, $3.50 1895 2,273 62s, s79 $780, 26s
2,6Tl, o4l, o,sb6, 1865
uNnEp SAFES DISTRICT CouRr.-5o, So to IS, ca, 90.
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MRS. Winslow's SOOTHING syruu-Mrs.
w,Isc. an ssperiesccd nurse and fs.ie physlso bias
the process Of testhns by s0anne de sus rS"cns n
infammatcn WIN aiay an pain and 70 regulate he
ewels Depend upon mothevs VII, give real 10 YOUR.
.. YES and relief sud health your Perfectly asfe IL
s eases Sold cvc ywhcro. Ptco only y cents por bottle
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DraWin9s Of tho Della W arc SSRte Lotto
WOOD: EDDY CO.. MAnassrs q ths
0G1AWA4ns GEORGIA. xKuYUCxv AaD 1900 " STATE
LoTfARiEo.
y pslav1 ~ Cas- No; SIS Noys.sss isI
DuAvA..-ClAss No. 674, NovEnsss /. isse
". ~, ~. 20. 20, So. 81, As, az, so, /, Is, b*.
Circulars sent nss Of expense By addressing
WOOD, kDUY Co.
Wilmington, Delaware.
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sussxx CouSrr-CIAss 1ss. NoyExsEa l. 1852
81, 20, 65, Is, 10, 49, 60, 81, 81, 4, rs, A, 70.
CONSOLIDATED LorrEEr-CIAss No. 155. Nov. l, Issa
9, As, 10, 20, 63, 81, 10, SO, "a, "a, IL, IL, A.
Witness banda at Wilmington, Del, this day Cues
day. November ], 1859
JOHN DALE
FRANCE, BROADBENTS co,
WiImiuRtOn. Del.
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Pages sVcnus'
Now GU exhibition at the gal'eries Of the
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Tenth street. near Broadway.