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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-28
CONCERT,

JVdyS&n Is
VENHE YOUNG LADIES Of the Yorkville Female
Il College; will give n Concert Of VOCAL and
INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC, under the direction of
Professors ORCHARD and NJ MULLER, ,on THURS.
DAY night, the 18th of MAY next; the proceeds
Of which will be applied to the purchase Of a
Melodeon and Desks for the Institution.
This occasion will not only afford the friends of
this institution an opportunity to aidin lauda-
h1e enterprise, hut will promise all lovers of good
music rich treat.
n@- Tickets of admission, so cts; Children
half price, - - ..
Anril IA 15 st
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-28

chester, Rssts ss.tS 5. G. 7c Yerkviiis, s. G.
MELTON g. MELTON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
YURKvlLLE, SC. =
Will practice in the Courts of Union, York, Lam
caster Chester, and Fairfield Districts.-- ,
eSs> Particular attention given to collections.
Office North of the Court House. and at the rear Of
Moore, Rainey g. Cos Store.e&s
Jan Z .-@ - =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-28
DRY GOODS.

For all seasons OF the ycar)
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS, CAPS, HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY, Gasswa e, aud
in,6nc, EVERY thing usually kept in afrst, GLASS
aud surrounding country. In it may be found all
the latest and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-28
ReadV.Made Clothing,

Furnishing Goods 60 which we are having
made to OUR ORDER, and receiving regularly.
To fhnen prishinn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

The Cherokee Indians are the most civilized
of all the American tribes and John Ross is
their principal Chief He has held that position
for thirty-one consecutive years. He was elect
ed under the first Constitution of the Cherokee
Nation in 1928, and has been re elected every
four years since, almost without opposition,
such has been the popularity of his aJministra-
tlon with his people He is an educated man,
of mixed Indian and Caucasian blood, somewhat
more than 60 years of age, has the sense to
write short messages to the Council, and enjoys
unbounded popularity among the civilized red
meu The Chief is understood TO be a de
scendant of Daniel Ross, Scotchman, who
married daughter of Mcdonald, Scotchman,
who married IA Cherokee woman. Mcdonald
was at the time of the American Revo ution a
gent Tor George Ill, among the Cherokees.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

The Seventh Annual Exhibition of the United
States Agricultural Society is to be held at Chi
cago, September 18th to 18th. All the arrange
ments are on the most generous scale The
Fair Grounds are eligibly located on the Lake
shore, and will be accessible by a double track
Horse Railroad, Illinois Central Railroad trains,
and boats on the Lake. Exhibition Halls CONS
mensurate for the grand occasion have been e.
rected, and the premiums offered are so liberal
as to swell the total to $4,000 The Herd pre-
miums range from s25 to SlOO; Imported and
American stock from SIS to S 800; Horses from
$40 to SlOO; Sheep and Swine from s5 to $50;
Poultry aud Game from SO to IS Dairy Pro-
ducts from IS to s2n; Horticultural and Po.
mological from s5 TO $50; also liberal in Farm
and Garden, &c, de- departments.
In the Agricultural Machine and Implement
Department extensive competition is invited,
and for that machine which shall supercede the
Plow, as now used, and accomplish the most
thorough disntegation of the soil, with the
greatest economy Of labor, power time and
money, the Grand Gold Medal of Honor is to
be awarded. This is the largest and most val-
liable gold medal awarded by any Agricultural
Association in the world.
A number of liberal Special Premiums are
offered by the citizens Of Chicago, on Wheat,
Vegetables, Butter and Cheese, specimens of
Natural History, etc. One Is a Citizens Purse
for best single Horses in harness, 81 ,OOO-open
to al,--speed to count with other good points
only.
Several of the Railroads have made the
usual arrangements for carrying passengers
and stock or other articles for exhibition. The
Michigan Central and Michigan Southern will
carry passengers and freight at half the usua
rates, and the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne at a
deduction of 40 per cent. from the usual rates
Should the weather prove auspicious, an i'm
mense assenblage of people may be anticipated
from diy to day at the Cottage Grove Nationa
Fair Grounds. It will be the first held in t {
North West, and Chicago will spare no effor
tj make it grand success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
RenubIicnn Nominntions.

The Republicans of Warren Connty have
nominated James Scott, the able editor of the
Lebanon Star, and MahIon Wright, for Repre-
sentatives.
In Athens county the Republicans have nom
mated DR.. A. b. Monahan for Representative,
as successor of N. H. Van Worries, who de-
clined a reelection The absence of Mr. Van
VJrhes from the Ohio House will be a notice
able fact for he has been an active and useful
member Of the Assembly at every session but
one since ls49. He was Speaker of the House
during the sessions of 1867
The Republicans of Stark at their primary
elections polled about 9, 900 votes, vote which
shows the deep, active interest felt in carrying
the county this fall Daniel b. Wyandt and
Henry Shanafelt were chosen for Representa-,
tivcs
The Republicans Of Muskingum and Perry
District have nominated O. W. Potwin o
GAINESVILLE, for Senator Mr. p, is a member oI
th State Board Of Agriculture, and is a man o
much in diligence, energy and enterprise
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22


Gen. o Hinton. who was detected in exten-
sive mail robberies when o. s. Mail Agent in
this section Of Ohio, and who was arrested
escaped, and for some time oluded the vigilance
officers was then re-arrested, bailed Ia
slO,OOO, forfeited HE reoognizanco, escaped L
California, was followed by officer Mills, o
Akron, from place to place in California and
Oregon, and finally got safe off to the Sand
wich Islands, has been nominated by th,
Anti-Leeomption Democrats Of Sonoma County
California, for County Judge The San Fran
cisco Bulletin publishes a history Of Hinton''
mail robbiug adventures ten years ago, bu
whether such a disclosure will damage or ad
vance his prospects with Democratic Califomia
voters, is extremely problematical.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22


Tboso famous abolition prints, the Dealer
Demoorat,and Statesman, aided by cnolMatthew
johnson who is paid by the United States for
looking after "niggeru," are now shedding
whole plnts Of tears over three slaves which
they allege Judge Gholson sold when citizen
Of Mississippi. some fifteen years ago. They
even parlde with moving bowels Of compass
sion the bills Of sale which the said johnson
pretends to have dug up. We trust he will
continue his benevolent labors in tha, drec.
ton, and will in due time, furnish the Dealer
and Democrat with the bills Of sale by which
Douglas, Wise, Hunter, Cobb, Davis, Brecken.
ridge Guthrie and other Democratic candidates
for the Presidency, now hold their hundreds Of
slaves. The sympathizing Democracy of Ohio
would like to know how many they now sell
annually. Parade the bills of sale - by all
mean good abolition converts for the Ronee.
If selling slaves fifteen years ago, by Gholson,
dsqualiies him for Supreme Judge as you
urge to the people OF Ohio, whet measure
Of disqualification should be meted to your
Presidential candidates who still own and traffic
in human flesh " We pause for reply"
Seriously - the cant and hypocrisy Of our
Democratic contemporaries on the subject Of
Gholson's former slaves is kin to their efforts
to substitute Swan for Whitman on their own
ticket. 1t is shallow pretence and nothing
else. The trick is too bald for respectable
humbug, and deeply disgraces the political
thimble-riggers who play it in public. They
only make themselves the laughing stock o.
sensible Democrats as well as all Republicans
Play the game out, by all means, Mr., Trcksters
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
ANNouNonmuNvs


EnTnR LEtpFR Please ouuounoe the name Of nf. a
MCBRIDE candidate uf Seuntur, subject lo tho dcoia
ion OF The Republican County Convcnuont and ohlfe
MANY NOrkRs.
Boroa, AUG 81
EDITOR LEhuKui Please auunuure me uanit ui WM G.
nIsnnOW oi Urraa hf caHdidaie for the nne of STATE
Senator subject 10 mo decision u The Renuhnrin County
Convention. and OhiiaO MANY NOlkhh'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

ANuhtNu@H-U AhhA vic Weeus
How few persons consider the use Of tobacco
not only injurious to health, and dirty prac-
tice, but an absolute vice. 1t is the very seed
Of intemperance, and its most fruitful source.
It's use creates Thirst for stronger stimulants,
and wherever smokers congregate, whether
men or boys there is to be found Intoxicating
drinks and the use of both, in a majority OF
cases, 90 together. o what wretchedness to
the partakers, and heart. .rending sorrow to pa
rents, come from the use Of this vile weed.
Why will not wives exert all the influence they
can with their husbands, pa rents with their
sons, teachers in schools, superintendents and
teachers in Sabbath Schools, preachers in their
pulpits, temperance lecturers-yes, everybody
who has the good Uf society at heart, to pre-
vent its use in any and every form, and say as
they do, as it regards the use of intoxicating
drinks, touch not, taste not, handle not the ac
cursed thing. l verify believe that the time is
not far off when the selling Of tobacco for
chewing, smoking OF snuffiug, will be as dis
reputable as the selling of iutoxi eating drinks
as beverage. ! sincerely pray it may be so
soon. AN ANXIOUS PARENT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
Tuel daY, August 23. !
HOU0MO NegarS,

WE HAVE AROUT FIFTY VA
w rioties of Choice HAVANA SEGARS, selected
ia Havana samples, by Of our nm who hos made
tv abls arrangements for the direct importation Of any
desired brand OF quality.
We Will be easod 70 show the samples execute or
deTs as dealers or agents, on the most favorable
uuglg.2360d GORDON MCMILLAN AZ co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

Cooks SUGAR EvAPoRAroR. Mr. Cook, ol
Mansfield, the flying machine man, has invent
ed Portable Evaporator foF the manufacture
of Sorghum syrup, that no doubt is really val
liable. The editor of the Mansfield Herald has
seen it in operation. The apparatus is simple,
yet evaporates so rapidly as to reduce two bar
res of juice to syrup every hour, each barrel
yielding about six gallons of syrup Of beauti
full honey like color. The Evaporator is so ar
ranged that no chemicals are required tc
cleanse and clarity, and the Herald says 'thc
sugar is fully as white as tie best brown sugar
we ever saw, and so far as taste is concerned
we could perceive no difference"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
The ohio Corn Crop, &c.

The August rains have made a wonderful
change in the prospects of the corn crop in
Ohio. Fields that in July gave but little prom
ise Of making any corn, now indicate a full
average yield Such is the report from all the
corn sections, and should the Autumn prove as
propitious in weather as the last month Of
Summer, an abundant harvest of corn and po.
tatoes will very generally reward the labor Of
the tillers Of the soil. The rains have also
given pastures fresh start, which viii partial
ly make up for the short hay crop, especially
of Northern Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

A Washington dispatch OF the 10th states
that Major French Pay Clerk of the Bureau Of
Construction of the Treasuary Department,
had been arrested upon a charge Of deialcation
and alteration Of vouchers, and had given Sc
eurity in $4,000. Maj. French was educated
at West Point, had never entered the Army, but
was employed under Maj Bowman as Civil En-
gineer, having salary of SO 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

Our readers will be deeply interested in The
able speech Of the venerable Lord Brougham,
delivered ia London, on the twenty.fft anni-
versary Of the abolition Of slavery in the British
Colonies, in which he bore am active and honor
able part
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
Horace greeley and Brighnm YOUNG

Horace Greeley has had two hours couiab
with Brigham Young, the purport Of which we
publish, Il gives an insight into Mormon doc
trines, requirements and practices, and is worth
perusal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
MARRIED.

In Chatham, ou Tho 10 ult, hy Rev a. q. CLARK OF
Huntington, 4. v. ,. n. SHELDON, OF Lyme ana Miss
SARAH E ALLEN, Of The torn or place.
By he seme on tho 18th inst iu Wel'ngiont Mr. JOHN
7, NELSON, of Columbus, and Miss hEhECCA D.
SERAGE, Of the former place
on the 18th lust, MIR. wM. H. MARTIN aud Miss
EIIZABETH A AuLr, bath ol Lafayette.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
August and September Appointments
DR. H. TUBBS can be consulted as

For consultation upon all of Chronic long stand
ing Diseases whether internal or external.
~ The September Visit VIII be the last one made by
Dr. Tubbs, as he Is about TO retire from practice,
lnvads Dc sting avail themselves of his long aud
pe 6reuce having consultation ipti1ns,
l0un0r aeus wishing 20 renew their treatment, cn
do 10y calling that time Several have from
ima time represented themselves as partners
iaes practice with Dc. I ,empluyi sam" teamt nt,
this will doubtless be continued and may be
extensively after hs departure, he feels ncpmbent to
arn friends uud the sick generally to avoid them Be
devoid OF truth and honesty IN this they cannot be OH
eGwise ustWOTthy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

WILLOW GROVE, lows, May, 1856
Dr. II. TUrBs SR:-H0pipg It mhy encourage some des-
PAIR invalid 10 seek Ielie from suffering, give below
the acts You first prescribed ior me IN
Sept, 1855 had been suffering uTysars from compii-
cilOn OF diseases aud impurities OF The blood The last
three years excepting weeks had been Kept prE
constantly ed and at that lime was too ieeoe TO ST
up q chair log enough to uuye my bed arranged no
could stani upright upon my feet My suteiiugs were
without ntermissUn and at times were very great Deb-
and deTangemeUt seemed peryudu the entire tenn.
All that kind friends and attentive uhyscn could do,
had been dnue had also used different kinds Of
patent medicines which acted as palhatves, but tued 10
uCCOmuish the desired object From TIVE Time 1 com
menced YOUR treatment there gmdual Improvement
Al the OF weeks able to sit up AN hour at
time, aud IN months rode ten miles IN one day From
tina time improvement was more rapld-haVe since been
journey west, aud nm now enluyitg good degree OF
health oel that your treatment urdtr the blessings
OF God, a.u indebted for life and comfortable heah
Yours with muCA respect, Mas, Nj r. BENllSS.
Mrs resided tuug her sickness aud while under treat
mcut In MunsOn, Geauga CO., o.. where he rtther, Mr.
Chester Miller stlll remaus aug2hdtmHolbsef f:wlm
nR. HORTON, DENTIST, has re
IL turned home and viii be happy 10 meet las old pat
Iuns and many desire lis proles,
vices, his Office Of Euclid and Public
square. aug2J:2l6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
NEW CONCERN

w Lillian A. sIAPLko having purchased the interest n
w D. H. ainh, In The concern Of Camp smith n Co.. III,
business vi" hereafter BE- conducted under the OF CAMP
STAPLES Co., who are receiving offer for sale nj
hr "1 sand "i camp, smith ca. No Bridge Street, a
argcani VII selected stc. nf Staple Dry Goods Grccrics
Liquors, Fertilizers, &c, all of which will be- sold uuon m
mo accommodating erus and with desire give cumpe,,
satisfaction To their patrons.
lia>ns Increased facilities for conducting and
Commission BHsiness they respectfully solicit a
OF The patronage which has heretofore bcra extend
cd I" III. hrm Camp Sm Co.. lcdging thes 10 .,,
personal attention to that branch OF their business and To
else prtmptiss aud puncuaiy towards their customers
The oeaoh Of their house is Of the In the city, be,
ing near The H. ~ Tenn Railroad Depot and immediately ON
the bank of the Canal wv
connection WIN their business they have also extensive
pared To offer inducements be sale OF Humber as
Inferior 10 hone in the city. CAMP srApI Ma a. w
OCTOBER lsi, 1859. - W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
u. r $50. & c. "a a a. DIDI g.!

%TT3 WILL keep constantly hand II large stock of all
~ kinds Of FURNITURE, Of their own manu- cur,,
=- which they will he pleased TO shew the old friends
eED aud patrons Of 5. Dlugud Sons, III. pubiI,
generaiiy. '
They also keep constantly hand large stock Of FISks
MErAllt III RIAL CASES, Of all szes also large stock of
WooDkS toFflNS OF every description viii pay prmpt
attention TO the undertaking business all hours
feb 25isets ID T. N a. DITGrIn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
Manipulated Guano.

Manipulated Guano.
NM offer 10 the Planters Of Virginia 'uano prepared by
w us, as follows:
1U Ibs of Peruvian Guano that be procured,
500 lbs of Sombrero Guano containing iu 81 per
cent of the Phosphate Lime
300 lbs of ground Plaster WHICH ~
ton, extra.
All well mixed together.
Planters others invited 10 examine the iee From
The best Information obtain, believe THIS mixture
the best that he prepared for the Virginia lands
Price 10 Planters SIS ton or " per ton less when they
For sale b, EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 Co,
sept 27dts Richmond Va.
TINHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued b. the UNI
viii BIZ peasc To receive continuance OF very liberal pa
ronage bestowed upon the lale assuring all
call thai every effort will be render satisfaction
of Pictures, rates Of churges nc.
We Also the agency the CITY
Lock MACHINES. IL hems iclls, gathers
far simple and less complicated than any
chine and sold ut the low prices of $40 and 60 Bes
Machine no lie has the Patent enner
manufactured expressly for the bunker City Machine The
that helms all widths and thickness. From the large
Der sold by y. Tanner Co.. while acting agents.
sisned feels hesitation In recommending
nov In u,e- Cali and examine them. N. 5. TANNER,
"et Jds No ia Man Street, lynchburx, Va.
Split bottom CnaIrs Split Bottom CnaIrs! /!
"OLD NIkGINNY NEVER TIRE
NUMEROUS enquiries having SPLIT NOTION
~ CHAIRS can furnish meat and superior article,
reasonab.e prices, NJ the ul stand. JOHN L. WINSTON
sept 9'its No. 40 Nam ST., opposite the Nor,ci Ilousc
4 AID! LARD NO. Leaf Lard Til, cans Of about al.
II !, pounds each, in store AMI for sale by
LIZ ROOKIE 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
Singers Sewing Machines.

REAI always the conclusive proof Of great
men Judged by this there is labor saving machine
before the public comparable TO Singers Sewing Machines
Amer establishing tho reputation In tho United States
They exhibited the lat" "Exposon Uniyerselle" In
France, where they carried OIL the highest premium; and u
great mnnuactory them has been built In Paris
Ia branch Of industry which sewing IL to be done
hc used with immense profit As the speed
aiw train Ia travelling foot is sewing with
sugars Machines compared with hand ing No tailor,
shucahvr rcssnake carriage trimmer sader halter &c
%c should moi be without The fair profit of using oi
these machines regularly employed, IA One Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there Ii much sewing
bc done machines valuable ussisinnce Pnncrs
aud ht keepers ind them particularly convenient and profit
able Thse machines simple In their construction and
slrnng and durable, being the only hind Of Sewing Ma
chine made by which sort Of work. fine
could be perfectly executed Thousands of inferior and worth
less Machines have been made and sold under various
hai Machines alone have been found
where To satisfy the WANTS al the people.
Plain Instructions with each
chine" rom which readily acquire the art of mann
gng them. The machines ackcl securely to any
part of the world To all persons desiring particular in
formation, WILL application b! letter either "f our OH
iarward copy Of NJ Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted TO the Sewing Machine interest.
NJ. SINGER \ CO,
Principal Once, No 1913 broadway, New York.
Rn,Ncu officEsNo. Al Hanover ST, BOSTON No VI Chap
al 81, New la,en Ct Govcryle, n y; No IA Broad ST.
Newark II No Ia Chestnut 81, Philadelphia No. 100 bal
tiuuc ~, amorc No. 80 Westminster ST. Prov violence,
l.; No. Last ith st. Cincinnati; No. 65 North ih 81, 81
Louis No II ~ Charles ST. New Orleans No 20 Dauphin ST.
Mobile fdec "a d&cts1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
NOllCa.

kkNd compelled by my health to retire from the erm Of
- lamp smith Co.. beg leave tender nv thanks far
we very liberal patronage extended 10 during my
connection win the same and confidently recommend mv .nc
cessos to our old friends and patrons reliable and
4, $50. - ',S ~. -
oct iT-dts-Rep copy Pm " S'''A"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
sEMI-BlTUMY NOUS COAL,


Willis Mountain Piedmont Coal Field
Near FarmvIlle, Cumberland Co., Va.
ffSllE subscriber having made arrangements with the %
Il side Railroad Company 10 deliver COAL from the new
feJinon MINES to the Ciy Of l., ncurg has esab he'd n
COAL AED on the island and apivli. L. f. SINS Wed
k~ e'tizen OF this place, Agent sale and DELIVERY 10
"nom pleas apply. ~ ~
This COAL produced from the mines of DeIiuw l. Co. who
are coi lem Incrs, and prepared ship any uau
III! OF .oh HAL inay be required good or. n
Is naturally iree om slate and other impurities and Is more
naape und.f e"ouso than ordinary Coal BY
"t1 h'e PER cent IL Ia used
Ih'E MIN rs are oni! ABOUT ID miles city, un vy,
o easy grades o the south side beyond IN, ipu
"hc OF conresiion IN this marked prices therefore I'M
Ia ie.totd according to lhc quantity For linz, r,
cni, Me, viii ~ P'N'
Tor Crate Coii o.,,. 49,. H.. H.,
=
for snup toai. ..... ....,............ Is :.
-t,i3in ,p;iN n.rnx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
First Premium Hats-fall sts le!
NJ, LYNCHBURG. vAA.,a1..

= MECHANICAL rAIB IN TINS CITY
U1 THE subscriber would call particular attet 10 tho
fact his HATS made by his hanA and always
~ material and warranted 10 plesss In psrcu
lar OF sale He decidedly 10 egotlsm la form
whatever yet refrain this nsa In
Ing he his Hats cannot be surpassed workman
ship tis market lie woui as0 call at
enon 10 his eatenuys Fe IiatA ard Cloth, e
vet and Navy Caa every grade and o tho Fall style
HATS CLOTH CAPS cannot be snrp ed IN variety
and extent In this market
The neplion 81 Yarmsrs eobacconss Is respectfully
calsd 10 bis variety OF sefyants Hats and Gaia
call s respectfully solicited before purchasing
lie would that he Ia prearesl 10 manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CAysl MERE HATS &c order Of te best
material aud they made BY his snds he fur
nsh thesn n rvdaeed rateA GEO. N. KELLY,
oct kdts Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-06
LARGE STOCK-FATJ 1870

14AR<IE STOCK-FAIL 1870
uhr HAVING made extraordinary effort 10 o., ,o,,h
CT saeh stock Of Gcis as might best my custom.
era aud trade generally both prices and annl H..
- Reel well assured that all who may favor me with
va. wi" una one among The largest selected sloks m
s % 10 DC FOUND In The upper country, consisting mainly I'm
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Trunks,
UMBRELLAS AND CARP ST BAGS
III Erea, variety The finer grades in s.yle and oua,v
suiting the most fastideous exaclng tastes, and H. &
or c"arse grades 10 suit any ma, lsr 10 bny bcr bv
ne s'hgie ~ ic'e or in quanicsin i,r case Of coar
reasonable deductions win be- ps,ia " ' " e'"'se'
given. "'rs "'"'eo ""'e
ta a. No 40 Main Stree. Lynchbug Va near the Bank.
sept s2-d's--t.-p copy l. /. hENI~TE III