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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

DETURNING eur sincere thanks 70 the people Of Pa
Il cerville and vicinity for the liberal patronage they
have bestowed upon since opening here, would
reppecuy that have received another large
loG Of Groceries, which will cell 81 usual low prices
and cordially invite the puAc generally 70 call and see
for themselves
Por Christmas and New Year We have splendid lot Of
Turkey and Chicken In cans put up especially for the
az Families and Miners.
Being ven convinced that By attending closely 70
Nusnres, ceiling cheap and keeping eye % the San
FrAnclseO Market shalt continue 70 have liberal poF
tOn OF the public patronage, our motto 10 TO Se Cheap
and please everybody"
HaeeFvIIle, Deeembsrilth, 1865.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
LONDON
CLUB HOUS z GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.


yTVHIs CELEBRATED GIR-PVetendInG TO nothing but
what u 10, wis.,. pure and unadutered article, and
nssunInR no artificial nlers VI what not As come 81
vvs d-sAeF Ave years VI public approval and
very extensive sales California hes been ~
he Dubc to be SUPERIOR not only beverage Of general
use 70 any other article competing against IT, bus
Unrivalled In its Medical Emcacy
In NEST ossss Of complaints To pereons these
dAva Of rapid transit from Fast TO Wss North to Soo'n
Who are constantly changing their water 81 veil a. their
climate Who drinking, Indeed, adosen kinds OF HAter
In every twenty lOnF hours and zach dTaug containing
some property acting In hem!cal antaRonsm 70 the pre-
cedne one thereby causing unnatuFal degree OF exc
ME Mt 10 the stOmaeh-Ms positively and absolutely
sary eOunteFactns sgent From the ISe1 'hS' e
"I.ondon Club House Gin"
IA prepared expressly to meet such exgencs And to act
a. We ANEW will aCs ansdOe, We conndenuy pre-
scribe - the very best article in the country The name
off, Aromatic echsda Schnars" has never been asehe0
10 any way TO this article. 10 6rst presenting the
"London Club House Gin"
10 the public, my aim give them pure and unadul
OserA eTtlcle Of Gin, and to call BY s right name The
saeeess attending s introduction and extensve sale IN
Calsrnla saclent guarantee Of the hige appreciation
elite article ~ consumers. 49,,
vaFIous parties have from time 10 time put up and ehp
psA 70 CaInrnIa article which they cell CtWO Ho~sS
S;IR" NJ GIn, which has gained such reputation 10
CslIsOsnIa, 10 branded en- she cases,
.sOlA JemAOa Clab HSWse GAA-WR. H. D."
The bottles also have white lapel with fao snie OF my
signature caution ell parties 70 hevAFe OF ialtaOns
w We Ass WAs.H
lAs.tn Sole Importer Nev York
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
BIRTH.

N Grizzly Flat, II Dorado County, on January
10Th, the vie Of Dr. y. M.SLAUOHEER Of daughter.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
THIS CALIFORNIA CLIMATE.
Highly Important to the Sick
Is 1T NOT AWFUL
tn MUTE TliE
HHaEElrd, y allow, CAdaVerOuN
Faces and Wasted Skeleton
Forms we Meet


VTNIS not confined to the oil. but the young.
Ahe.Nslied. aud those In the prlme Of life, compai"
amer N~ng here sometime, "t ILLNESS some RroW unnatu.
rally tat suddenly other WAse and grow thin they can.
MT OcAlsr describe their eeAse yet they feel unver
sAlly un~r mentally and ,NNei ally sene have Pains OF
weakness In the breast limbs Nt bdy they feel want Of
muscular and mental energy. want "f animation and
have fearful trrhdin.p rr the future pCor appetite
krltAhty aud srerleSShsss their skin 10 ary and
OccAslonAy flushed and heAr thin pail a. and yeiow.
pEMLlrY ANN TJO, TOO PREV ALENT IERE and vhO
wonders when combined with climate like this dry air
mPrSgnA'rd With electricity ami eAlvAnisms We have
many who have pNparA thrrugh sirknese whose life IN
TEMPERATE Ann pERACCmED. or have se-n O,hera
Who have hern nearly nOtTORED To DEATH by quick
Incidence, hy the advice ~ 81 The Faculty, who have
imps~EnAted them With mercury, eAlOU'el, &c.
For all such cAses 10
DN. JACOB WEDBER'8
HnVlE0r00lmE Cordial S@mguS0eF
Meat ssr<rAly adapted icapmUch a. the above end
symples dk hr WshhSr infinitely study in adapting his
Cordial to their cure, " ENllvkNS TME TORPID llv
TIM, CACSES sCHHTioS or FREE rERsPIRA Ti0S. Ho
necessary To- h~AllhlIr rCRlEltS AND ENRlCMES TME
Rlo n GIVES STRENGTH TO tug lIM,H A"D S"Cv
TREMBLING Oh WAKEHCLNES.
There never vas remedy that gave such to the
SuGerer THE, The Agent from HE oUn knoWlres
Of esrss effected BY n ccNscientOuSly reeOmnsnd III
any ot the tnllNviNR diseases
NervWasnt -, Weakness, LAnguor,
Ices 81 Appetite, Sleep, or Strength,
Trembling, law Spirits,
nscAy cf the Natural Functions,
Paine In the Head, l.Whe Doy, Neuralgc Rheu
matte, and NNeR lhose health and strength
whOss CNNseRHtoHs are AlWost broken.
Sea Sickness and 1ntemperance
an absolute Preventive Of and Cure for =. hsnared
RAN lestity, has been knowA to even OELlRICy
rREMENA
Il 10 ncA only In Quart NcteN. PEtce-eS. or two bot
tlee tee g. kePs Nv ell respectable Druggists In Call
AFrlA. FAkk WHtTE,
Agents. FAN Francisco.
E~CACTION.-NEwARE. Bay not that hes not thu
ssSna,aF~s Wt r. JONES aud J. WkBBER, n. ~, tn,
outside urarpeF and blown IN the glass. tebSiASml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

The above sale has been psstponNA 10 Wednesday.
February lSsAs As D. 1859.
f.H. LOWELL,
FlAeeFville, Feb. 5, less. NT.tsl
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,-,- WI. PERINE
oo,s CANNON MATTHEW'S,
VENHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED TO
IL THIS DAY, THE 2Sth INSTANT, AT THE SAME
W. D. PERINE.

by VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF TIE CIR
AECtlf COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY. the under
Sgn'd as lrusteew offer for sale public auction at the
ETGaRe sales Rooms Second street, baltimore city,
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in The city Of Bal
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COMPOUND ErrRAGcFF 5oFF sAns4P4RI1LA,

COWI OTND EITNIGI OF VI NNAf7 4 NILIlH-
the cfrCtual remedy which the medical skill at
times devise for this hereprevaing and fatal
maady. 1t combined from c most active rrIu,IlS that
have been discovered for the cNpurgan Of this tuul dis
the blood and the of the system fIum
destructive consequences Hence should he employed
the ouot only ScTOula but also thOs other affections
which arise from il, such ERUPrIvE aud SKIN DISEASES
ANTHONYs FIRE. RusE EENsIPrLts, PINpLEs. PUs-
TULEs, BL0TCuEs, BAINs and BoHs, MoES. rETrEE and
SALT RHEUM. SCALD HEAD. RINGW0RH. RICUMNTISW
SYPHITTc AND MEECUEIAL DISEASES UEorsY, DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY, and. indeed, COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITIATEUoR IMPURE BLOOD. Thepopulgr belief in nJPu-
ritz oTtle blo0d' is founded in truth for scrufula i
of the blood Tn particular purpose and virtue
Of this Sarapara TO purify and rgeneate this vital
fluid. without which sound health is impossible IN Cpntami
| mated constitutions
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WM. +. Prick. Trustee.
LlRSnN A.
BY r. y. IsENNET"T X co,

BY Il. " KENNETH * CO,
fT1s TRUSTEES SALE
H5li9i OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
- On BROADWAY.
Bg virtue of decree Of the Superior Court for Baltimore
ely Stng as Court Of Equity the undersigned, Trustee
VIII ner for sale at the Exchange Sales Room Second street
on II ESD 81 ~ y November LIST, 1859 at NJ
ALL. AT VAIL ABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH THE
iMPkoh TS-Begnning at the formed ny the
eCon OF the north side of Bank west
SD OF broadway thencen rtherly bounding Broadway
twenty eel thence westerly, parallel with Bank street
HSN ieet 'ur inches; thence SOutlcrly. parallel with
"way twenty feet To Bank street, and thence eastery
bounding on the north side Bank the beginning
ms 3 improved by good two story and attic BRICK
Bui',ING with twoStry Back Building, and is egibv
located Tor Grocery Cigar Dry Goods Store 1t is sub
lect to ground rent of sixty dollars per anuum PAYABLE on
the first days otJanuary and lily.
The terms OF sale, by decrca
third cash. and the balance in three six months bearng
interest," with security to the satisfaction Trustee
JOHN p. POE, Trustee.
o6-2a|ts F W. BENNETT & Co. A uct'rs,
HINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A STANDING
- ORDER of the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore
city IN insolvency. as permanent trustee of T. GROEBIE
an lnsoiyen Pe0ner will offer rubc sale the EX
change ON SATl RAY the 9th day of November next at
y o'clock, N. AN UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST in 4
CERTAIN PATENT, issued in his name 23d January 1865
for "MARQUErRY FLOORING" 0''
f. R. SPRAGUF,
NIl2iW2W&dS Permanent Trustee.
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ElHE C0-PARTNERSHIP RETWEEN Am

7 z
4 BERT CASSARD, Sr., and TiiOMAR CASSARD under
the firm Of G. CASSAED SON. was DISSOLVED on the
10Th Of November last by the dcCease Of the partner
The undersigned surviving partner continue" the business in
| the name of tho old firm of G. CASSARp i son.
/ n3tf THOMAS CASSARN.
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SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu-
Otiona disease, corruption Of the blood, ny which this
fluid becomes vtiatcd weak and poor BEING the crCu-
ation, pervadcs the whole body, and may burst in
disease any part Of it. No organ free from IFS attrl,
nor there which ii not destroy The scroIlaus
faint is yaTIOuSy caused by mrCuIa! disease low living,
disordcrcd or uRheIthy food. impure air. frh and filthy
habits the dePr Ssug vices, ct Whatever hn is origin, it
is hereditary til" descending "Hu
children unto the third and fourth eru"rnH indeed,
it be the rod o Him vino SAYS 81 will visit tne mi
quiticS Of the fathers upon their rii!dr H..
Its effects by depoSi ion from, tie blood Of
rup ulcerOuS matter, which, in the lungs, liver and in
terna gans, is termed uberces in le glands swengs;
the eruptions This fOn corruption
which gcnde in the blood, depesscs the energies Of life
that scrofuous constitutions rot only suffer scoruous
complaints but they have far less power to withstand the at
tacks of other diseases consequently numbers perish
by disorders which, although not scTufuouS their
still rendered IA by This faint in he system Most OF
the which dcCimatrs tc human family has it,
origin directly in this scrofuou COMMUNICATIONS and many
destructive diseases Of the liver Kidneys, brain and indeed
oa the organs arise from aggravated by the same
| cause.
One quarter all people cronous their persons
nva0cd by this lurking infection, and their health is
undermined by it, To cleanse it from the system must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine, and uvgo
by healty food and exercise Such medicine
/ supply
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-28
ELiGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
These Lots situated Madison avenue near Hoffman
street Appyat the office of the Daily Exchange je29tf
LNOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
a for Offices Of any kind Also, a CELLAR, ut
. URI KILBuRN'S,
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L. W, GUNTHER, L.
L'NB RnItI,TW ~ IA { 90
j. ". CHILDS,
JOHN GATNOR.

In addition to our Commission business, have made
ample arrangements in the West have supplies brought
from the best packing points, which, with advantage of
extensive Smoke houses here. will afford facilities that
cannot be surpassed elsewhere We will keep on hand
good stock Of pEiNE BACON, PORK LARD &c. And hav-
ing all that necessary carry out this object, viii
make it to the interest Of dealers and consumers purchase
from CHIIUS X GAINOR.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-28
AYER,s CATHARTIC PILLS.

For ALL THE PURPOSES OF \ FAMILY PHYslC,
composed that disease within the their
ton rarely withstand or cyade them Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse and nyigoTe every portion
Of the human organism, correcting it, diseased action, and
storing its healthy vitae Asa ConseqUguc Of these pro
pcrtics the invalid who is bowed down with pain physical
debility is aStonshed to find his health energy restored by
a remedy at once so sim pie and inviting.
Not only do they the day complaints OF every
body but also many formidable and dangerous diseases.
Thcagcn below named pleased to furnish gratis my Anne
rcan manac containing certificates OF their and di-
rections their in the following complaints CoSrc.
ness HeatLajrn HeHdache 0riSHg from diS0rGcTcT SYn-
ncb Nausea I1djgeStiO Pain and Morbid 1Gsiiop q
The B01reS, FI0iJGcy, Loss # appetite. Jpl,gdcr. and
other kindred complaints arising from low bod
| nl,st ION ofits functions
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9oases, it,. fOr Sale an0 Bent.

1.-TWO LAW OFFICES TO RENT ON ST,
Il Paus street between Lexington and Saratoga sire Is
ABBY AT No Oh SAltAIOtTA STREET. o24lw+
IT N. REID, AGENT,
i No. 10 NORTH EUTAw STREET, Fayette street.
HAS FOR SALE GROUND RENTS S62 80 s62. So SqO, So
$50 $50 $85 49, of 80 each, 500 Of $22 each,
$50 Also Country Seats, Farms Houses all kinds Wes-
tern Lands and Southern Lands exchange Houses for
rent. ol If
o. FOR SALE.-A COMMODIOUS THREE
EHiiiI STORY BRICK DWELLING IN MONUMENT
4-ih SltEET, betwee Howard and Park No lOI. Apply
at this office. s26 entf
L7OR RENT.-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
L CHAMBERS over Store No. 3 South Charles street
Apply on the premises m27eotf
fr1ss.& FOR RENT.-IN WEST BALTIMORE
ssij STREET opposte Winans garden, very de'irable
+44.sA three story DWELLING, with a two tory Back
Builting and iiydrant, for 800 per annum,
- So, FOR SALE OR RENT-Thc HOUSE No II2 South
fine Back Building and Hydrant
Apply at 80 Carpet Store of G. :. GRIFFITH,
Ji9-tI No. - Baltimore street.
o. FOR SALE.-A three-story BRICK
#siiI DNELLINGN9 BPS East Batmore street, with
dern improvements Lot 20 by no Ground rent iS2 per
front foot Apply to EDWD. MITCHELL. x co,
JS-tf No 90 Pratt
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Lowell. Mass.
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block
and W H. Brown Bro, Baltimore street. at wholesale, and
by all the Druggist at retail. Jzttoom
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AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL,


FOR THE RAPID CURE
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HOARsEyEss GROUP, BR)y.
CHITIS, lNCipIENT CONSUMPTION, AND FOR THE
RELIEF OF CONsUMPTIvE PATIENTS
ADVANCED STAGES OF
DISEASE.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and numerous are
the of its cures that almost
abOunds persons publicly known who have restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by
its When tried its superiority every other
medicine of its kind is too apparent observations
and VIII re its virtues KNOWN the public longer hest
tate what andote TO employ for tine distressing and dan
to our climate Whemany inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they never forget and produced cures Toe
| numerous and too remarkable to De forgotten
DR. J. C. AVER K CO.,
All our Remedies are by Thomson, Wood Block,
and W H. Brown 4 Bro, Baltimore street. at wholesale, and
by all the Druggist at retail. Jz3eo6m
ZINE w TCHES.
! Il GEO. W. WEBB. ,
Invites attention Of purchasers TO ms STOCK OF GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES by celebrated makeGS-Ju es Jurgen-
VIM Derient, H. Reynolds Lemon ana others, OF English
nR- Warranted to give entire satisfaction. aSI-tf
CLIPPERS ORDERS FOR FLOUR AND
! y GRAIN filed with care and expedition by
! JOHN 5. PRICE, Commission Merchant,
m23ly y South street.
old BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. AND ANY
! OkIND OF WASTE PAPERS WANTED at the Mary
land nd, Paper Pa Works y. ,.o x.-.,..-,..
DUC DE MONTEBELLO CHAMPAGNES aud
~ other favorite brands, in pts and halfpts, just re-
ceived and for sale by B, CHARRON Co. corner Ha1o-
yer and Lombard street, ol1u
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TIE GOOD AND NEW
BY GIBSON * co.

BG GiBSON d co.
g. TRUSTEES SALE.
E In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Cou of r.
timore city, the undersigned Trustee, will sell at the
Exchange SalesrOOms in Baltimore citv on THITRSDAY
the l7th day of November, AT | O'co,k p n.
ALLTllAT LOT OF GROUND in said CITY thus described.
beSlG Tor the same on the north side Of Lombard street
as Wdeh to eighty feet at the distance hundred and
nineteen tee eastry from the northeast corner of Calhoun
ana Lombard stres as widened eighty feet and runnin
thence east bounding on Lombard -treet seventeen feet
te north parallel with Calhoun street hundred ana
trtyone feet eight inches less to the south a
OF twenty foot alley then west bounding thereon seven
teer feet and then SOUTH parallel with Calhoun street one
hundred and hyone feet eight inches more or less to
the place of beginning, - <S' ~
Subject to annual ground rent of eighty re dollars
payable hafyeary, the first day of january and InIv
and improved by three-stnry BRICK OWEI ny
HOUSE. with Brick Back Building ~
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the Decree, are-Oncthird
CASH the balance in two equal payments at and % mon
from the day of sale the credit payments interest
from the day OF sale, and to be secured by note or notes
Of the trustee. va
WM. f. Prick, Trustee
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COUGHS, Colds INFLUENZA, HOARsENEss, GROUP BR)S.
CHITIS, lNCIpIENT CONSUMPTION, AND FOR THE
RELIEF OF CONSERVATIVE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
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9abIit Sales.
BY SAMUEL II. GOVEl

SSE==F7RF77s--47A HANDSOME n
a rsT.=s=zazaAA F. U e " T U RE ESa
SS3 OF GENTLEMAN DECLIN- nj
ING HOUSEK EEPING
- AT No, $40 EAST BALTIMORE STREET
will sell on H S MORNING, October 2Stb NJ IN
o'clock at the dwelling No $40 East Baltimore street
Ann street, all the handsome FURNITURE contained in
said dwelling: Handsome threep Carpets for two
French Plate Pier Glass 60X2S with Bracket do do
mahogany Sofas and Chairs match; walnut Arm Char
IN rich crimson satin damask marble and mahogany ton
Centre Tables mahogany Lounge seat Chairs, oak
Hall Furniture mahogany Bookcase and Secretary; maho
any Dining and Breakfast Tables; Extension do Hall Oh
Glo'h: Linen Blinds Girandoes; handsome silver plated
Tea Set pieces, elegantly chased China Gl4sSwar
&c, together with variety of PaOr Furniture etc not
enumerated "
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
ghpoSt French and Cottage mahogany Bedsteads
wood mahogany and cherry Wardrohes super Feather
Beds; mahogany Work Washstands Chamber Carprts
Hat Rack; ~ and GA Mating, nearly new hair and usk
Mattresses; Bedding, &c.
ALSO,
Cooking and ten plate Stoves superior Refrigerator Cook
ing tensilS Kitchen Furniture &c together with gr
variety Of articles not enumeraed all of which will be sold
to the highest bidder. Terms cash.
SAML. II. COVER, Auct'r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
Tho Adventures ofa Polygamist.

\ man named Smith was arre.ted in Nevr York
on Sunday charge of biramy. II ia aIIeoed
that two years ago he married Miss I,etit;a Rols-
ton in that city, aud was subsequently twice ar
rested on serious charges but through the entrea
ties of his wife wns let off, Soon after. his III
treatment causad her to leave him. and engage
herself ns cook at somc outrf the way boarding
house. The subsequent adventures of Smith. the
Tribune thus narrntcs:
During the past summer by the bor of a good
suit of clothes and mn unlimited stcr. - brnss. he.
while at Staten Island made the = 81 4intnneo of
Miss Mary NJ Morunge daugh,er - A extensive
furniture dealer in tho Bowery. and ,gon her af}ec
tons. To her father he rcpreserfc1 that he vas
an officer in tho New York custom house and tho
heir expcctant 10 "A fortune of Sl5O Ooo fr,,,, hi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

TnE GrANo TRADE OF PERu.--The government
of Peru sold from the Chincha Islands during the
year 1888 guano to the amount of 26G 709 This
sold ut the ports in Europe and America, where it
was delivered, for about fifteen million dollars
and dcductng S300O0 900 for the freight this leaves
$4,000, 900 received by tho Peruvian government
and their agents from the sales. The freight the
last year has averaged about Sll ton. It is now
$40. or less AT one time the freight was as high
rs $50 ton. OF the 266,7 100 tons sold, 81 ,253
were shipped to the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

you nre taken in tho public dead cart and pitch
cd into ditch among the remain. of no.,nars
aud those who have been executed. The 5000
Is made np rs follows: Coffin $l75; embalmno
700; church tax s72; hotol for bedding, about
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

kG UiIaOD TT II KI.N
If ii were well done when Us Done
lh,n II well, 1t wrIo me IulchiF ~ sPf1Ft
Soif ynu wish il rel dJHC IN snPrtar maH"'r,
You'll ind yuirkig G0af. and r,d doHc by IAN>tR.
y :. 7 NNNtE ~ co,
Main Street, 3aorrs rom ttrl-c street
IyuchhWg, Va
la lies and Gcnen cordially invited h. FOR.
TRAIT GALLERY containing specimens o Phoi graphs,
AmbrotNprs Meiamoyprs, Ac A."
Ais" the beautiful PATENT IEATllERPitl | ltl, which
/, convenient for sending by nail
FIXTURES taken in all kinds ct weather aud rrcsrn hcau
tful cases. tue low prices from 30 cents 10 20
and beautiful assortment u Cases t'pd "ckri~ Me
lal;"ns. Iocke nE. lireastps, Keys Sea., Ae in scI
VANITY. Just received
fresh supply of til" best Material in the country.
Dnnt flrstt TO call Il, I - Is
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
I f RMS

II. VIRGIN. " Is published aiiy ats 'ndir'-we"kN
ay annur, in a.y weekly at 80 nvariaN ~ "A
otherwts- 81 viii charge IN al rTs's y" F'F't
. l.. ,,i,continued the option the irlpreinrN
- Al ,rrearagcs Il al have been tsd
Sare Inserted ter Aocenis PEI >'luae"t
m ar less oi Insertion and - cts "f 'a'h con-
,,re unless ordered inner weekly and t"n - Ct
" III char each insertion. II the uuin' OF
..rt ons be not marked the MS vi" pubsishedni Il
A red out. and ch argei according .
" ~ EARLY AT : II
For one quare, 81
do ~
10 -
Advertisements Intended f"r 10th papers sulJectio le
c ! outrsct- -. t....., n, y,
ar The Advertisements charged At fransi"u rates
y new advertisements appear in the dally ana n'
" ,ekly fSpers. :, i. ,riar..,
To- Obituary notrtS" ca "heeedcie'""eH wv '""'s'"
f,,ih he eye
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

WHAT IT Cosrs TO DIE IN CUBA.-A correspon-
dent of the St. Louis Republican says;
If you die on tho Island it will cost your friends
5000 before your remains can be taken away
Ifyou die poor, and these expenses are not paid,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
TIE INTERNATIONA HOTEL,
BROADWAY

Corner Franklin Strees, New York,
OFFERS inducements to Merchants and Tourists visiting
New York, unsurpassed by any Hotel in the Metropolis
The following the advantages which possesses
and whih will be appreciated by &li travellers
I central location, to places Of business
well as places of amusement.
I'd Scrupuousy clean well furnished and well ventilated
sleeping apartments.
ID Large and superbly furnished sitting with mag
nhcent Ladies' Paor, commanding extensive view Of
Broadway.
4th Brng conducted the European PLAN visitors live
In the bcsl style, with the greatest economy.
5th. 1t Is connected with
T"y or's Celebrated Saloons,
where visitors have their meals they DESIRE fhey
will be furnished In their rooms.
9th The tare the Saloons and Hotel Is acknoNl
edged epicucs vastly superior to that OF any other
Hotel IN the city. ,.
Will all these advantages the cost OF living In no NrI
NATIONAL pic below that Of other nrsi cAss otei
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