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kzlcEaas'e1sOSE's Eria9s E,;uems
DAMASKS, DIAPERS &r

Consumers OF richardson's Linens. and tI,lso 5,,,
rous OF obtaining the Genuine loois .!o,,lI >,a ,
lhe articles they purchase sealed wl,h lhe aI
as guarantee Of lae aound!,e.s anal dyr,, .''
tho & DDS. '''+''! u
TINS caution is rendered essentially ncce...rr a.,
large quantities OF Inferior and defective, Linen. sro
PREPARED season alter seas and sealed wuthename
VI hlchardS'i; by IRISH !ioases WHO regards, m,
INJURY thus inflicted alike the Au.rr,ran c,r>,,c
ana The manufacturers OF the genuine (i5o,!. MI, MI
readily abandon hIsncss 80 ro..tl:,.c ,',,I
sers can be IMPOSED on with Goods Of a vn,.,,.
character. " "'''''s'
}. BULLOCKE A. } B. I.n,kE
s9-ly Agents. 80 CLrrrh ,.r,,, NJ
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IT Is NOT A CURE.ALL. -

FOR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY.
DR. COggswclrs New Medical Salt, instead Of being
remedy for all ills has control over but one ill., has
bat aim, and accom- FlIshes but thing, to
Subdues lnnammaory Disease, whatever be lis form
or locality, whether i'll the head, throat, abdomen,
tremites or skin.
The peculiar excellence of The New Medical Salt is
that without the useless loss Of blood and strength
eilectualiy cu1es lnammaiOry Disei o others by
producing equilibrium of all The fluids in the bey
The want OF winch is the sole cause of Inflammation.
INVALIOS, TAKE NOTICE!-The following forms
which the unbalanced fluids assume, and many not
here mentioned that have or less fever or pain
easily subdued by the New Medical Salt as fire
Is extingushed by Water 10 wit Brain Fever Head
ache, Rush of Blood to the Head and Heart Fits In
famed Eyes, Ears ana Nose ankcr Neuralrig Sunal
Affections, Eryspeias, Bronchitis, Pleursy Asthma
lnamed Lungs and Liver. Heartburn, Coughs Dys-
pepsla, Venerea Diseases, Rheumatism Gout ScroIn
la, Sail Rheum, and all Itching aud other Culaneuus
Eruplions
DR.. Coggswell's New Medical Salt oxcrts, like the
vaccine matter, an extraordinary influence over the
VEINS and areres resulting in gradual decline OF
inflammation as Indicated by the pulse which soon
resumes lis natural state, the hearts pain and
disappear.
Dr. CoggsWclrs New Medical Salt does Just what ii
claims to do, no more, less equZcs the luids by
removing from the system all arieral and Oh.
struciiOns. Descriptive circulars may be ohiaine,
from any Druggist who has this valuable medicine lDr
sale.
DR. COGGSWELL'S New Medical Salt Get n
NTCuIar ASK any Druggist about the New Medical
Salt; ask your nelghbOs about the New Medical Salt
ask any one you meet about The New Medical Salt
New Medical Salt for Iuhammatory Diseases
only.
NEW MEDICAL SALT! NEW MEDICAL SALT!
DR.. TAYLOR 81 Co., General Agents, 2J2 Dock street,
Philadelphia.
Agents wanted in every city tawn and village
DR.. Coggswell's Antiphlosisic Salt
Acute packages 81. Chronic packages $3.50, Family
packages 81. lnva!Ids with chronic or onas,andihg
Diseases should always order a chronic package.
For Sale byJ. p. IIoleckcr and D. Lockwood Smvr
ma, Del III Wilmington, W IL. r. ~ W. Bringhursi
q. r. Thompson and w. B. kmsey; in New Castle by
II. Johnson; IN Newport, by ). Croasdale " Son; m
Odessa, by H. B. Baker; in Mddletowm, ny " IL Barr;
IN Dover, by II. Cowgirl and Son; in Camden. by II
Simpson; in Milton, BY GeolI.Warrcn and in LeWes
by q lyons j Co., wherever the " Times goes
NOvI6-ly.
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Public Sale.

On Thursday, 9TH April, 1859,
At - o'clock, m, at the Tavern Porch of John
Mcdaniel, Esq, in Cbestertown, a III that FARM
and Plantation, in Kent county, Md, adjoining
the lands of Mr.. Samuel Kerr, p F Rasin, W
Welch aud others, about l J miles Of Kennedy
Chester rivers.
The land is kind; a portion lined well wa.
tered and fine Meadow.
The Dwelling is new; Out-Buildings tenn
porary. Mr.. Lewis Anderson, tenant, will
shcw it to any one DESTROYS to examine it.
The Terms of Sale-$l 900 in sixty davs
$1,000 on the lst January 1860, 81 coo on Isl
January 1861; balance in 2 and years.
The Farm contains 100 ACRES, and is GOOD
property. A sale will be made.
GEORGE VICKERS, Ag't
Chestertown, mrl2-tsl For James Smith
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IT1IHs VIII not Stop TO take or leave passen.
gers at Buck" or " Prettyman's Corner "
crossings.
The evening trains North and South are
lTeight trains with passenger cars attached
Ines, nhcse trains will not stop for passengers at
PASSENGERS from Delaware road by either
tr9ln make connections at Wilmington for
Baltimore and close conncctionsat Phlladclpbia
with trains to Now York. f''''
Il. e. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. R.R.
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WINCHESTER & co.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIIIAC
$ = q = 30

ANA Fatent Shoulder Seam Shirt anutqr,orr
AT ihe cid stand, No. 105 CHESTNUT STREET
fHtLA0ELrIiIA, Opposite the WaShln.iun iio.,,.
WINCHESTER wifi eiye. as hcrsi.,r,,, l,.,.
Sohal supervision OF the Cutting and IIanuaci,ln,
departments Otders for his ce.enrate4 81, e Of sgl,s
and Collars flied ii the shortest LolIce
FerSo1s desiring I" order Starts can be supplied with
"c o' i4ua 'or measurement, on application by ua!
Genllemens Furnishing Gooas.
wholesale orders supplied on liberal terms.
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EARc A'HpllaaF si:ca7sa-gss Cislg

Securing Establishment.
QlNklNG IN EVERY PATTEkNl
NO. - N. Fifth street, between Market and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, of
MIR S. E. W. SMITHS.
The following Testimonials speak orth,n.se.yes:
n we were shown to-day some beautiful 5, ccim,nsO
oyelhg, from No. % North FInh street. where tie
Processes OF Dyeng IN all known co,rs apucar 10 he
Tr5,sd R1 10 tAe highest degree Of Ercnus
-.MrcaHtiie Hcrq[d f"''' "'"'
nose vino desire the services ef an eyc,lcr, Over
sh"nla apply to Tins eslabshment-DI Co E,gi
! he DeSt esIahilshihent in the citv-at the head
Paf"hlzed by all our most fashionable ana uloI nie
rial ctlZens.-CifY HeRi 1 ''' ''N
Al orders ior Tins establishment Will he nos faith
iu,Iy aiiH ShiIluIIy attended o-Fraa5jog1 U.-cd
we nave seen specimens of Woal!elis. Ner.pres
9iikS' SatnS' AlpacaS, De LANES. ard nrbrr Gunb
and Ar No. ~ MoT'h tiilh Street between Mahe
speaking OF them in the highest terms of rorn,rnda
- mIyG.iy
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F. HUI ~ z
OR

Concentrated Animal Manure.
Fifty per cent cheaper than any Known Ferti-
lizcr.
Farmers can buy this valuable manure with
the fullest confidence of being repaid the whole
cost by the increased production Of the first
crop, besides rapidly EurIching their Land.
READ the Analysis OF Prot. l.. Stevens:
81 hereby certify that have analyzed a lot
of PlUINE, for French, Richards a. Co , cor
ner of York Road and Caiowhill streets, Phlla-
delPhla, and find It's componeuts to be as fol-
lows:
Analysis IF PhWine.
Animal matter, containing per cent dried
blood AZ On
Phosphate OF Lime 81 0U
Snlphat Of Ammonia ] 90
Murlatc, Phosphate and Carbonate of Am
mOna & 3G
Nitrate and SuIphate of Sado 5 90
Sui phate Of potassa so
Murlate, Phosphate and Carbonate ofPo-
tassa no
| Chloride ct Sodium 2 GO
Sui phate Of Lane and Magnesia ) SO
SILICA aud sul phur (solubie) 20
IL. STEVENS"
The above proves conclusjvely, that Plume
IS to the Farmer aud Land Owner, the discov-
cry of the age: containing all the necessary
constituents 1or producing Large crops, at a
small expense. Tie price coming within the
reach Of all, is bat TW 0 CENTS PER
POUND, or $40 per S;2UC0 lbs, with discount
TO dealers. Call and see it, Send vonr orders
to FRENCH, RICHARDS 81 CO.,
Sole Agents,
Corner Of York Road and CuilowhI Sis,
lhrl '-~h Philadelphia.
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TO THE PURTJC

THE subscriber would inform bis r.;ond, o,J
the public generally, that he intends 70 rmu rme
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from tIo.paii
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the pnrnosn nf
conveying Passengers, carrying FrGigbt R,T.
gage &c. He expects to locate in The wns,
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will he tbanL'
uily received and promptly attended to.
= OF- lie will also run Wagons to and from,
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of bnnIin~
uoodS, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels. '""' may
inankiul Tor past favors, he hopes 10 merit
ana receive liberal share of the pnbIic no,ron'
age. EBENnZFbP Popi'u = Itbnt, patron
Dec.19,"55-Gf LIN l.
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American Fertilizer.

" This manure is composed Of dead animals.
blood olial, and raw bones" Every one ofour
customers having found our Manure what we
represent IL to be- adapted to every soil and
crop, we recommend 1t with the fullest conf
dence-300 to 400 lbs. per acre have freonrnt.
~ Increased the yield fifty per cent
Also, Colombian, Soft Colombian and Ammo
mated Colombian Guanos."
rels
From $40 TO $l5 per 2 zoe and 2,elO pounds.
according to quantity and kind purchased.
For sale by
RICHARDS & MILLER.
No 2l0 South Front st below Walnut.
Sole Agents in Philadelphia.
marl1-2m
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THE
Peoples Clothing Emporium,

4As2Is Vsvirgy Store.
TIE subscribers are now opening the lar
gest, best selected and most fashionable stock
Of Goods ever opened in Sllyrna. Our s,ocL
is comprised chiefly Of Men aud Boys CLOTH
ING in every style and variety. Hats, Caps,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
Pcrfumcry, Pocket-Knives, Portmonnaies.
Jewelry, Musical instruments, Stationary and
Confectionery.
Citizens and the public in general would do
well tc examine our stock before making their
purchases.
WARD & COTTON,
Commerce ST., doors below Main,
seP%'o| Smyrna, Del.
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.'S
FARMERS DEPOT,
Amd Plaster Willis,
Cor. Old York Road and Callowhil streets,
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA.
We offer large stock of Chemical Manures
and Fertilizers at low prices and warranted to
be Genuine, among which will be found
1000 Tons Pure Phuine
1000 Tons Government Peruvian Guano;
5000 Tons French's Improved Super-Phosphate
Of Lime;
1000 Tons French's Pure Chemical Bone;
5000 barrels French's Philadelphia Poudrette.
1000 barrels French's Improved Rosendae Ce-
ment.
The above standard articles are, each of their
| kind, the Best in the World Our Land Plas-
ter, manufactured from Selected Stone, is cele.
brated throughout the Union for its purity ana
strength. Also,
10000 barrels Land Plaster;
5000 barrels Casting Plaster;
10000 barrels Hydraulic Cement;
5000 barrels True Roman Cement;
1000 barrels Portland (Englsh) Cement.
Dentists Plaster,
Powdered Anthracite Coal, Gin barrels, }
Powdered B.tumnous Coal Gin barrels,) }
White Sand in barrels.)
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot,
Cor. of Old York Road and Call0whlll streets,
Phllade phia.
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SPHATiC GUANO,
From NayaSsa Tsland.

UARIBBEAN SEA.
Analysis by DR.. Charles Bckcl, Blltimore:
Bone Phosphate Of Lime. 81 73
Containing of Phosphor.c Acid, IS 82)
rIuoFlde OF CALCIUM, 2 81
Carbonate Of Lime, 53j
Peroxide Of hon and Alumina, 2 G0
Water &c, A 31
100 90
The extraordinary high pr ccntage d
Phosphate Of Llae above stated, recommends
THIS article at once as superior Phosphate
manure"
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BUSINESS CARS.

GEORGE ~. CU1EwEyS.
OFFICE ON Main street. first door above the
Bank Of Smyrna,'
IDEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds.
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks.
and pecle Gdauo, Lime, Plaster, Brick, WOOD
&c., &c.
His Vessels ply regularly between this, an
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to be
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, lS5S-Iy.
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A. II. FI&ANCISCUS.

NO. 2il Market St, PmLApFLruIA, Pa,
II EEPS the largest and best assorted slork orCAR.
IN PET CHAINS, Cotton Yarns Wadding Colton
Laps, IwInes. Coverct Yarn, Bed Cords WasIl-Lincs
i{opc IN COILS Seine Twine, Indigo Blue, Twist
Mould, Llnp Caudc, Camphenc, Lard and EiI;I
Wicks. in the city Also, great variety of Fly NErs
winch he oilers at manufacturers lowest cash prices
febl0 3m l'''
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ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED
CUAMO.

SS - EAAGR1B
'TIHS UNEQUALLED FERTILIZER. comrosod
4 of oac-hall best PERUVIAN GUANO onabaIi
me GltOlN ND BONE and the best PIIOSPIIATIC'
GUAM, Is IN condition for immediate use be,ng nro
pared ny new ana improved machinery Lv Wbicb
means The most perfect cOwhinaon is effected rcJn =
ing all To find powder; and for application he Drill
or Otherwise, II Is IN the most perfect order And
nave no hesitation IN saving that iur all crnps II *
equal To any Fertilizer rOflced 10 the lrm,ng cnn
munIiy P1-The quality will be kept pcrfcctjv mi
i9f IN an cases. and warranted 10 contain Der cent
or Alioha ana 10 to 20 per cent OF Bone Phosphate
OF Lime It's put up lngOOd bags weisn ahont I50
lbs. eaCh Purchasers will please notice, thai Tho
name +. ROBINSON, is branded on each bag-nonc
OlhcrIs genuine ~
my long experience in the trade, and the general
Sat'inclion heretofore given by all Guanocs sold bv
me- Will nope be guarantee that the article noIy
onered WIN be as represented. will also keen CON
slliy on hand the best Peruvian Mexican and other
city. ' '0uSe d" ''e
WM. ROBINSON,
Nos and tIougsworIh Street
tan Near Pratt ST Wharf
BALTIMORE Md
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CARDS Of business, &c.
DR. J. 3. CLAWSON.

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all It's branches, to
the community.
0ET OFFICE and Residence, on Main street,
opposite the Upper Hotel"
Aug. 26, 1857.
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Bargains! Bargains :!

Can be Bsught Of LEWIS & BROTHER, corner Main
and Cofamerce streets, Smyrna, Del. .+''Tf o2S
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TRIPS E2EgGlaGED.

ENEa = EG eas = . as8 s1a -
r. - ON aud after Tuesday, March Ist. III,
s. -, STE1II8OAT PILOT ROY
will coamence running between Philadelpl,a and
Long Point VIII leave Long Point every AjnnJav
"Wednesday and Friday AT O'Clock, A. Nj. Rrlnr1
ing leave the first Wharf below Arch St PhI!adcI
ph'a, Tuesdays, Thursdays and S,urdays al 9 o'cik
a Nj ,-iouchIng at New Castle, Delaware Clv. Por
Penn and Dcakyne Landing going and rclu.lIir;p
FT STAGES from Dover, LolpsIc and Smyrno
connect with the Boat at Long Point
FARE from Dover Ie PhiIade!p phia, 81 o.
Sny rla Go
Lepsc to
Long Point -
FAKE from Dcahynes Landing 10 Ph,a, -
Fort Penn, Delaware CIV and
New Castle, 10
mar3 WM. S. BALL, Capt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
GJrANn

|HNllt attention nt The Farmers is called to this valuable Fer.
l. illzcr, from Jarvis Island, in the Pacific Ocean, anI IN
possession OF The American Guano Company h, IL formal net Of
The L. :. & Government. The principal ingredient of the Amer
lcan "'iliio Is the Phosphate and sniphaie Of Line in snhWlr
condition llai can rtadny be taken up by the piant, and ciEnl
be Initiated hy art. II aiNI has sufficient Animal tirganc Ma
Ter yitiliig Ammonia Ia produce an immediate and abuHltt
crop. Il du"S not act US II stinuiant- but conicrs a lasting tHr-
III upon The iii after the crop has been harvested. lioacl /
was "hi5 introduced In Virginia in April, It has been tried ~Io
larAtd eject, ana is rapidly increasing In favor. Upon Wheat
II mas been Tried with astonishing results, not only producing .
crop bil insurng u superior stand of grass. Tins Guano Is pt
up IN bags or barrels. with the trade mar. Gle American Eagle
aidi IN, iaiiie upon each package, and is warranted 10 he pure
fEl.lA II. CAVE
Sole Agent American GuanO Company. Richmond.
MO>Eo LACY,
Oct bily Agent for L!nehburs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
BALTIMORE
=. e.,,,.r. of Tobacco to the West.

Notice to Shippers of Tobacco to the West.
.,,tp ,,d.,.,gned are prepared to give Increased facilities To
shippers Of Tobacco 10 the West, having snoriensi ufe nme
oS,,.nsii ami reduced the rie from third 10 fourth class.
Throneh receipts given to the principal points IN Ihe "esI, ny
p.lr,aJ or The ohio River, and frelghts guaranteed as low as
=. nv, a,be, lin. The only ir~anshipmrn mt between baltimore,
Cincinnati indianapolis. 81 Louis and Chicago, Is made nj rus
burg, directly from ear 10 car, nh"ier cow, the''n. a'ora."s
ue. -, -. p.ui,naxo - p;..b,r,
MAGRAW Il KOONS,
No. ~ North street, Baltimore.
p,.,o I...c Hare a Co. W. ID. Miller. and L. Claytor,
I yn,hI,urv: Jaco!, llead II Co., and Jacob Brandt. Jr, talii-
LII march lS-dly
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T,iweekly Freight aud Passenger Line
LnR

n-. THE Powhatan Steamboat Company Steam
e Aa.-lser -, GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RionAsb PsTcii-
All, am1 BELvIDERE. capt, WV. RkEsE, sil leave lich-
IN mi for Baltimore every TaeAddy, Thursddy ana Sn"FadB
EYri RsIse, will leave Baltimore for Richmond every 7"esahy,
7narsday and Saturdays thereby enab ing shippers and Pas
,engcr. H. nave an opportunity Of Il communication between HE
Two points every other day.
csJ- Freight received Ia both places every DAY.
For Speed aud Comfort, these line Steamers nro equal, II not
snu,ior. 10 any of their class to be found in this or any other
CITY. TlIe-e STEAMERS having been fitted ont with splendid state
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended Ia the
ira, cling and freigliting community US the most comfortable,
cheapest, and speedy nude Of transportation between the Nv"
points.
TICKETS can be procured AT our ofloe, Sll"ckoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or ut the steamers Landing, Rocket.
ID. ~ W. CtRRlE, Agents. Richmond.
sept IDLY j. BRANDT, Jg., No. 5 Light ST., Baltimore.
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COAL.

FROM Tue REC EMILY DN ELoPFp
Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Coal Field,
Near F'armvllle, Cumberland Co., Va.
faNill subscriber having made arrangements With the South.
Il si"c It,ilroht Company 10 deliver COAL from the new
II'fl'I'Ii Mincs Ia Inc ,4lA of l.. nchburg, has established a
I IA \ Np On tile isEtud,' and appointed X. !. SINS, Il well
known citizen oi tins place, Agent Tor lis safe and delivery, 10
whom please Apply.
lihs toALi Is produced from the mines of DcBuw 4 Co, who
az, tbinlr'rnl miners, and vino arr prepared 10 ship any quLn-
ny OF Coal thai may hr required, IA good mlrkctabic order. 1t
Is la'dr't! Tree IRON slate and other impurities. and is more
hiiAi'', under c"nIousllnn, than oriinar! btumnous Coal, 10y
lNcnlt Ihve per cent. II Is now used exclusively in tarmyiIie.
lh"'E MINES are only about 80 miles from this city, and over
the EASY grades III The south side road, aui are beyond The iuhu-
.n"e OF competition iii tins marked. the prices, therefore, VIII
b. reduced according Ia HE quantity consumed. FOR The pres
tt, they " iii be:
t"r t,ra'e "ni ....,.".,......... % cents per busieI.
y" h"" ,"aI' -'-' -''''t....-.-..,+.- ~
sept 26-d3m JOuN A. D\IHY
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
NJ. MitR

I Il AS returned from The Northern cities and Ia daily receiving
H u very large aud fashionable stock Of FALL. AND WIN.
III. tLol HING, which IN beauty, st,lr aud quality, Is un.
surpassed. lie very respectfully requests and invites the public
In general and his friends 10 examine his stock before purchas-
Ing elsewhere. lie VIII hold cut great Inducements To cash and
prompt pa ing customers tor others, hc hns no more use -cx.
prricnCc has taught him /" art decidedly in restricting credit
His stock comprises 81 man, dih.rcut styles Of Coats, ranis,
Vests, over Cents, Drcdn"ughs, etc, that tney would be- tor nu-
mrruu+ to mention.
lie also hnr AN assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING, the
greatest mention OF the age, aud Is only manufactured by one
Company In the United states, In New York. The public IL la.
vI,d to call and examine Them. II will, doubtless, puzzle every.
hpiy,
lie has also II large stock Of Gentlcmonis frRNIsiuNa GOODS,
such IA Socks, Ties, trn,nts, MI shirts aud Drawers, Gloves,
siiri-, Iianlkercln,l-, Sla~ls, Travelling llankris, cic.: also,
Trunks, I UMBRELLAS, Carpet lIngs, etc. lie returns thanks tT
Inst tNurs aud invites every body 10 caI an him.
y. B.-tolntTyM Merchants would do veil to call on him I've.
tore going farther East, as he il prepared Tor the Wholesale trade
spnt gNHls NJ O.
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tolsS, MEAL. LUMP AND GEOuND PLASTER ln.
~ Undersigned has rented from Messrs. i.aneliorne Il John,
liirir I 'rl ahi Plaster Mil. lie will keep constantly, on hlnl
tHe above articles, "tlrl, Ic viii sell cheap Ia punctual custom.
crs. IHAS. :. IiNEIIoi.Li S,l. t,,t
march l-dls for lie sMk. Of v r,trrn llnslrr in I'M. nir
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FALL G. WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS IL Co..,
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

M j. take pleasure In announcing Ia our friends ana The pub
w lie generally Thai We have nov In store n large and wei
snlr.ied stock Of fOEEIGN AND DOMESTIC DIZZY GOODS
IL which NJ very respectfully invite their attention
Plain Black and Figured silks,
itcl, " Gro DE l. tasse,
" " Z" Epson for Mourning,
" Two lounccd six Eobes,
Extra iic, Two-f1ounccd Colorod silk Robes,
Paris Printed Mouslin Eobea,
Rich Paris thintz Printed Monslin-,
loIitns, Nalrntins, Plain aud Ia. adore,
itnin anl Printed French Merinos,
liiirk French Mrrno-.
" MousLns, IIunlazinc and Aipacas,
With II large stack of EmbrolIeIics
tHnhFic, Muslin aud Aalrncinc Sets,
I 4inlrir and Muslin Collars,
! atrnrtuU and Lace Collars,
liaulkrrchHts, Ne,
Wni, II large stock of Gcn.lcncuis Ware:
Cloths. ta~imcres aud Ncsings,
s 1 and a Full Cloth,
~'reus, Grey Sattincts, Iinseys, &r,
liirlph aud Bro. Shurling, 81, 10 l and IL 1,
l',a5t uui lir". Shc,iing, ~ aud -,
toi,rH b>iahurgs, o and ~,
bed Blankets, white aud rplurCi Servants Blankets,
Wan n llrg, stock Of House Furnishing Goods
" inlnw stai, :, furnices, Table aud Piano Covers,
: tnsI4ng. Rugs, Mats, Floor OH Cloth,
I numb cloths, Drngguk, Nc. Ne.
taii aud examine for yourselves, before purchasing elsewhere
Mt loct 3-dSetsl JOHN L. DAVIS n cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

fyNiE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the ui-
Il dersigncL, al the old stand, No. l2i, Man street, where lie
Will he pleased 10 receive IA continuance OF the very liberal pa.
ironagc bestowed upon the late concern, assuring all who may
call tnat every effort will be gwen to render satisfaction in style
ui Pictures, rates al charges, Ne.
Weaiso have thc agency .ior the QUAKER CRY DouBLETnREAp
LOCK STITCH SkMiNn MACHINES. Al hcIns, Tells, tucks, gathers
and cnIbro,lcr-, AMI does all thc work OF the best flz1 Machines
is far more simple aud less complicated ihal ANY other Ma
chine, and is sIi1 a, the very low prices of $40 aud $jn. Best
Cabinet Machine SO. He has the Patent Adjustable lIcInmcr
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine. The only
Que that helms al widths AMI thiehncss. IRON The large num-
Der Sold b! \. :. Tanner " TO-, while acting as agents, and the
genera. satisfaction wiilch Inc Maclnnc> have given, The under
signed TVUis Hu hesitation IA recommending them as the best
now IN uso- Call aud cNanlinc them. y. :. TANNER,
oct . dts No. ~ Main Street. lVuctpurr. VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

TiNWFK" Jul! -'IH, T"''
&44 III III zsN-a.rx Ys...tRer...sYsss.2
y and after SUNDAY 'u3 "iai, isD, iraiiIS "l iti AS il'
~ lows:
Passenger Train No, / viii leave Lynchhurg nj i2l5, a. NJ,
and arrive al 1904. \. NJ.
Passenger irain NJ. = will leave l.ynchhurg nj i1.5', =. NJ.
and arrive at 10, /. NJ.
Freight Train will leave lynclIhurt ut 1. \. NJ. aud arrive at
$50, T.. NJ. This Tram does not carr! Passengers,
r.. II. GILL.
july 29th' General superintendent.
4 WORN MEAl~-Wc are now prepared IL furnish fresh ground
~ Corn Meal in iurgc and sutut quantities, at of mill or
sure, All the corn We grind is screened, consequence nakvs itt-
ten meal Tor family usc.
march golts sDWIIS u Mt'IttEI.I.