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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

In instantnnsonsy stopping the most ezcrueiaDg Pains
and Aches Burns 6csgds. Cuts Wounds. Bruises &C. sc
renders it Important that every family keep supply Of it ID
the house.
ed against sudden attacks Of sickness Thousands Of lives
of persons have been saved by its timely who
suddenly sezed in the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting, Cholera yellow Fever and other violent dis
eases Let dose of this Remedy be taken internally as
the case require when suddenly seized with Pain
Sickness. and it viii INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE Pa
TTFNT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease .'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01
Urp a@OOos.

wy <Vuuus
CHANGE OF FIRM
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE.
L tofore existing under the name and firm of
Best, Freeman 6 Co.
Is this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
GFo- FREEMAN,
The business fthe late firm win be continued by the
Freeman 81 Kellogg,
Who win pay az The Liabilities Of the: lat: 6In and ar:
Of the late frn in liquidation, -
GREAT REDUCTION IN
Dry Goods
Freeman & Kellogg,
WIN cOmmepce THIS DAY to sell their entire stock Of
Winter Goods alta
STILL GREATER REDUCTION,
As we eruined to close cut all Winter Goods and
shall offer them at such prices as will
ACCOMPLISH THAT OBJECT.
Good PLAID MerinOs for 22c to 25c
19u6 lezm led French AIertnos for S274c worth 81
Choice Figured Merinos at any price.
E egant All-X ool Delair es, very cheap.
And ali other kinds Of DRESS GOODS IN tho pro
portion.
BROCHB AND WOOL SHAWLS,
At 15cents on the dollar.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
At e1tEanrdnarylO prices. If you cheap goods for
the next 81 days call Al H
No. 217 Superior Street. 81.
ONE WORD MORE ABOUT LADIES'
CLOs4KS.
Come or you lose the chance.
: Freeman & Kellogg
Are closing out the remainder of their stock of Elegant
HALF THEIR VALUE,
to make room fora
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
Of AIAntlla and other Spring Garments IfyOuwAnta
NICE CLOAK, --saaz $50
even for another season, you viii
SAVE MONEY
by buying one now. Call and see them at
No. 217 Superior st.
Winter COeds Very Cheap!
Freeman & Kellogg
-A1s selling al kinds of
w 14N LIN OOOOO
Atvsry greatly reduced prices to close. -. '-
French MerinOs, at Great Bargains!
RICH FANCY SILKS. Very Cheap.
A Splendid Assortment of
CHOICE ENBRoIDERIEs,
LAoES,
Also, fun assortment ......
yALENcIAS,
EDGINGs, a-.t
-.F &C., &C, sc.
lowat jsuIs Me- 2l7 Superior St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01

a Lt1l It'll O-NA4 I II I LLOLLAAND IN
n the State who members OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons, London May be CONSULTED from O'Clock
the morning until Sat ngh in every ste and symptom Of
disease The treateut they adopt the result Of pwafs
OF thirty extensive practice Europe and America
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01
DR.. AMOS & SON,

DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO. N z.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
su1Te0ls London MAY be eoas1sd fToa O'CLOCK IN
the mornng until sat NIGH IN eve ssts and symptom Of
OF thirty years extensive practice in Europe and America
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An 4 for me cure Of Nocturnal kmslons more
DsopSr p % hnvw - t wn y & @ oS IAN ~ ~ -
this instrument. when used conformity with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR. AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing thst they
the abOye diseases has tsen subjected to test b he
ana New York it has been declared the only useful nstra
nent ever invented fSr me euro q Seminal OF
sl0by mail or express.
~ AZURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention sEslu-
svey TO this peculiar class and me rsef they
lures Is fully testified and gratefully y
parents and others daily arriving II town rom al
5s ha4s BEEN % most
signal advantages yet from what they hsfe u
foHiTing into the Of these Infectious cuoaiuta
from their simple condition 70 that Of The most dan
ger qS ane Iasy nave ave 1lsI- @ aa 81
invariably found t the most h1Ible and mognnnl forms
following Ignorance neglect. oribe b eerts OF
unskiu and improper trea ment; therefore Dr. AMOS
their remedies saf eectunl and cautious omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear eQuYoe
Character well hose whose premature Djudsc
Application might prodectTe Ol bad cousequsnees the
hands Of safe individuals In short he laudabe end OF
their remedies is the lessenng Of great VI human
misery by the allevaflOn feet and prsvenn Of thoss
grisyous ctious lha in eaiY the foe Of lie
and which, hie theyso extensively surround uscainl0ad
fer our ski and mtsif renee their sxisruiasliOa
COUNTRY INvALIDs.
Persons in any Of the world mar be successfully
treated bY forwarding detail OF their case with
remittance flr medicines &r.
BniF.IN. n V 1ansiSWII 96s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
SEMI-BITUMINOUs COAL,

fKoA lE RECENTLY DEVELOPED
Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
fQNliE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
Il side l:aiir"ai Company Ia deliver COAL from the new
Piedmont Mines 10 the tHy OF 1ynchhurg, has established II
Coat \ Arb on the island" and appointed K. +. sINs, II well
know citiHcn Of TINS place, Ascn, ir It's safe aud delivery, 10
whom please apply.
lnis Coat Is produced from the mines of DeBow h Co, who
are competent miners, and vino are prepared 10 ship any guam
NY ct 'oii thai ma! bc required, in good marketable order. II
Is nalIirali. ire" iron slate and other impurities, and Is more
durable, under combustion, than ordinar. iitumnnous Coal, by
went! five per cent II Is now used exclusively in Farm, lie.
lnhAE Mihfs are only about 30 miles from THIS city, ani over
The cas, grades oi the south side road, and are beyond The inhu-
chtc of composition III Tins market. lhc prices, therefore, viii
be reduced according 10 The quantity consunIcl. For the pres
cnt, they VII be:
For Crate toal. - CENTS ur bisl,I
W i"i ga - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
For Shoptoal go. ..,............ /, " " "
sept 26-iin JOHN A. DALBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
First Premium IIats-Fall style!
No. asa Main Street, Opposite H, C. Vic or's,
-LINCHBURG,, VA,

FlrSC premium Awarded at the Late
AGRittlrtkALA MECHANICAL FAR IN riiIs cry.
~ THE subscriber would call particular attention To the
Mac, that his II AIS are made h! his owl han,is. and alwa,s
"f the hest material, aud warranted 10 please In every parlicu.
lar or no sale, lie is decidedly aN-r-e Ia egotirn ia any form
whatever, Yet he cannot refrain from II Ia this instance, In saw
ing that he Ia SURF his Hats cAnnot be surpassed IN wurkman-
ship, material and style In this market lie would alsn call at
tcniion 10 hs extensive assortment of Felt Hats, aud ,laih, ei.
vet and Navy Caps, Of every grad and of tho newest FAN st,i
He Ia confident that his assortment of line FRENCH FtK
and extent in this market.
The attention Of Farmers and Tohacconiss is respectfully
called Ia his variety OF servants Hats and Caps.
a call ID mos Respectfully solicited before purchasing.
He would also state that he Is prepared 10 manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE HAiS la order, OF the t..t
material, and Ms they are na'le by his own hands. lie can fr
nish them al reduced rates. GEO. N. KELLY,
oct 25-dts Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWAR E
No. lit Main Street. Richmond. Va

NO | HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform my friends and
the public gcgcraly, that am now In receipt of my
FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
han IL has ever before been embracing decorated and Goid
Bdad Dinner, Tea and 7Oii,f Sets, Pitchers, DISHES, IIts.
.fc., DC. Also, waite tNlnd and Gydnitt, OF the best shapes
and styles, In setis and by the single pair. Ny stock for the
WuoLEsALs TRADE, have selected with great care, and feel
.~urel that can sell as low MS any re- packing house in the
United States; as | receive my goods directly from the manuiac-
iurer, A rll is respectfully solicited.
July 22-diy u. b.. TAYLOR, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

TINHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the I'M
Il irrsignct, at the old stand, No. ia, Main StreGt, where he
VIII be pleased To receive u continuance OF the very liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon the late concern, assuring all who ma,
call that every effort will be given 10 render satisfaction in style
of Pictures, rates Of charges, nc.
Wealso have the agency fur the QUAKER Cry DOUBLE TuREAp
Lock STITCH SEWING MACHINES. II hens, icihs, tucks, gathers
and embroiders, and does all the work Of the best $l25 Machines
Is lar NOR. simple AMI less complicated than any other Ma
chine, aud is sold at the very low prices Of $40 and $50. Best
Cabinet Machine 80. lie has the Patent Adjustable Hemmct
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City MachfIc. The only
one thai hcins all widths and thickness. From the large mum
Der sold by y. ;. Tanner Il Co, while acting as agents, and The
general Satisfaction which the Machines have given, the under
signed feels no hesitation in recommending them as The best
nov III usc. Call and examine them. y. :. TANNER,
oct ! dts No. IA Nam Street. Lynchburr. Sn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

NEW CONCERN.
WH.lIAM a. STAPLES having purchased the interest of
w j. II. smith, In the concern of Camp, smith Il Co, tho
business VII hereafter be- conducted under the Arm Of CAMP
Staples N 90, who are now receiving and offer for sale at
he old sinud Of Camp, smith N Co, No. . Bridge Street, a
inry, and we'll selected stoc. Of staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Liquors, Fertilizers, Nc., all of whirh win be sold upon III
most accommodating terms, and with n desire To give complete
satisfaction Ia their patrons.
Having Increased facilities for conducting a Forwarding and
Comm ssi0n business, thrs respectfully solicit "A continuance
nj the patronage which lhs heretofore been Al literally extend
al Il, The hrm al Camp. Smith n Co. Ilciging themselves Ia give
personal attention Ia That branch OF their business, and to cNcr-
csr prnnptncss and Innciuallt! towards their customers
Ihc location Of llcIr house Is one ut the he in The city, lr-
Ing nonr the Va. Il Tenn. Railroad b. rot aud Immediately on
the bank of the Canal.
In connection with llcir business they have also an extensive
1t NBEk YARD, upon the bank al the tnnnl, and are pre-,
pared to offer such inluccInrnls , for the sale of Lumber, as are
inferior Ia none in the cIt>. CAMP, STAPLES u CO.
ortunEH LIST, 1857.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
New Fall Stock.

lust arrived from the Northern rilGs with "A full Stock ~,
- FALL AND WINTER tIorillNG, for gentlemen. The
latest styles aud the most fashionable apparel, at the low est
prices, can b. found nj our establishment, No. ti Main street
Also, a large supply oi Gents Furnishing Goods, which We
Will sell lower Than any other house In this city. HAS of tho Int.
cat styles, Boots, shoes of all qualities aud prices To suit. Trunks,
Naltses aud | umbrellas from the best Eastern factories, are on
exhibition md will be sold chtap.
Youths aud Boys tLorHINo IN al, STYLES aud qualities.
lleHsc call nj lhRsi ~ STR ArsE's. bctW zen NoNl In n Murrlrs
anu \. I. LOWS, and look Tor Your self our motto Is as II has
ever been. selling cheap 10 increase custom.
Manufacturer rs and Farmers will do " vein 10 examine ON st,rk
:" ''fNaWS ''"'hhs' shoes Nc, Ne. sept 2t-dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

82,Ss6 prizes, amounting 70. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u, 2Uz 900
Iickeis go, Halves tiO, Quarters -. Eighths t7.bo.
A Certificate of Package Of - Wholes, costs ..... s2g9 10
do. do. 70 Halyes,. zee. ....-.. iy 10
DO. do ~ Quartcrs,. .,.,...... "a IS
Do do. H6 kightlk, ........... 81 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra C2uss NINE
To be drawn in Wilmington, Del, "Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
JOHN
Pare ENteMGe az egg k'cNn-

u.oR producing, IN IA few minutes, II brilliant and nutritious
l. Jeuy, iinnc Mango, Creams, %r, and for thickCuiug and
improving soups and Gra,l"s This preparation - guaranteed
10 he o,ta,ncd sn,i, fom fresh ,ai,rr' Feet, so that the ab.
senc' of impurl, oi ever! Kind ma, be- implicitly relied upon.
II Is strongly, recommended Ms making "A firm, bright, anil beau
iifai Jelly either Tor l'oincsnc urNscs, or for the use OF Ina-
Ida For aae by Inni Ia llNl M-A-AlEArIIER A 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
New COncarn
LYnchburg Guano Depot-

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
kNAiiMEiso ami The pubiit gencruly are hereby notified thai
Il the L%ynchburg Guano Depot, k,pi by Nm. A. Miller on
u BASIL, $ no" iuh, supplied with the follow a.. FERrlLlLEus.
VIZ:
No. \ Peruvian Guano;
Reesc's Manipulated Guano;
sonibrero Guano, l.. nchtury ground:
Mexican Guano;
keillewclis Potash and Plaster.
l ave AAe every Precauilon 10 furnish reliable articles.
ou! III PERUVIAN Glano from the Agents at In, Peruvian GOV
erhnie'', "hich Is ctrtalhl! pure. | am sole agent in Lynchburg
ir k'csr's Manipulated Guano, and will insure 1t 10 he exact.
" what IL Is represented To be, viz: one halt Peruvian and one.
all e"ilbrcro. believe this 10 be as good as Peruvian. pound
VOC pound, on an! crop thai it may be used on. The sonibr.ro
l ony III me lump anu hatcit ground, and can sell il ON Ms good
Wfuhs Us IL ~ pe bought an! where in the nited States NJ,
p.ni 10 10 sii or u small prohl and strictly Tor cash. hope the
sshe patronage may De extended 10 Inc that has been sp liberal
~ bcstoNe ed heretofore. WI A Nil ZIP
sept l3-dts-l;ep copy On BASIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIEI, &GUENTHEit

fh'AhE ricasrne IN announcing TO the ladies and citizens at
l. L!nehbgrg and surrounding counir! That they have taken
'tc ur'.airs hoor of the Warwick House, where the, Will, on
'h1 nj ,r iurRspAf, The 18th inst, offer for inspection an oulf'
~" and large stock Of Paris Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Bon
he's' Caps, C"ifuers, Head Dresses, Pins, Nets, Jewclr!, orna-
inri.s, Embroidcrlcs, Ruches, French Cprs,ts, Hoop skirts. La
dirs Hose, Gloves, oaxony Yarns, real Brussei, French, Thread
AMI Blond Laccs.
ihe l-lJics ue respectfully and specially solicited 10 call and
'Xamlne our stock OF goods, which are Of The latest styles, ana
when We viii sell AT Wholesale OF retail. All we ask Is n lrlhi,
aS We are confident We can offer such Inducements 10 Pnichas
Nrs rs idst stsure their orlers. scpi IhtIlA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

e THE subscriber has just received the largest ~
- hes, stock of WATCHES JEWELkY thai he Las
IAN ever had the pleasure Of Offering TO the public; amons
0RaB which may be found Gold and silver Watches Chains
Fob and Vest; Earrings. Breastpins, Bracelets, Finger hms''
Neck Chains, and the best lot of SPECTACLES, @p@
Steel, Silver and Gold, among which Is the Ia - -
test patent, the best ever offered 10 the public-an OF when w
invites the attention Of his friends and the public generally N
surfing them that the prices will suit.
aug 12ts JAMES DiNWlppiI'
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2xiig$irgiaixa:
THI DYING YEAR,

THE DYING Y1AR
frsasAsaA vssas. n - aessv
ComsB q moea.
1Asrs - uiaas are sisAl.e eay-
seumiqefs eeae
An xhe brteAS and saaHy hoarA
Ard n Rrcsn and leafs eewefS
VIVA - bummers la1es nowcrA
Are fhded now;
And the brov
OF he wsntnG rear
Has eern svtneA viii dyias leaves;
Ara fhe entherine Of he aheaves
Tens ~ Autnmnfs here.
Nov The vinds 70 isedly mesnine
Tkfoaeh In vaics;
And The fbrsss erees are groaning
MosFnfsi sales
OF decays tAnt svfAly gather,
OF he couing wintsy Weather,
OF the snow, thss Hike . ksther
eooa win all;
Aud Tie call
or death 10 sighing
Over all the ripping ssreess:
And the summers lingering CLEANS
Are sadly Dying.
IT'S he waning, waning twilight
Tia. hovers sov, al Strangely brieh.
Round ~ here;
And soon he year VIII pass away,
Like he hsAt az m auiamn day.
AAovn cid wiaiers din highway,
To IL tomb;
And he gloom
OF the silent Land
VIII resi- on The bright years aowu;
And he vinds Of time will moan
Ger The ORGANIZES land. Dr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
GUANO.

|UNIE attention of the Farmers Is called 10 this valuable Fer.
'iil'r, from Jarvis island, in the Pacific Ocean, and in
possession ii the American Guano Company by u formal act OF
The L. :. Government. The principal ingredient of the Amer.
lean ,inaiio i. The Phosphate and sulphale of Lime in soluble
coidili"n that can readily be taken up by the pant, and CANNOT
be Initiated by art. II also has sufficient Animal Organic Mat
ter, yielding Ammonia 10 produce an immediate and abundant
u:rrol" IL d"ts not act AS Il stimulanl, but conftrs II lasting bcne-
Ill upon the shl aher the crop has been harvested. Though 1t
WAS oiiy introduced in Virginia IN april, 1t has been tried viii,
market effect, aud Is rapid! increasing in favor. Upon Wheat
II las been lried with astonishing results, not only producing u
crop, out insurin3 a superior stand OF grass. This Guano is put
up III bags OF barrels, with the trade mark (re American Eagir)
and III, name upon each package, and is warranted TO be pure.
FEiJX II. CAVE,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, Richmond.
MOSES LACY,
oct 6-dly Agent for Lynchlnrg.
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Lynohhurg coaoh and Wagon raotoIy.

IR, THE subscrihcr returns his grateful nckn"wl ledge
&HJ4fL ments Ia hs old friends aud customers for the lln-
- raj patronage TOW ard him, and hsgs have Il" Inform
them and the public That hr has been r. started IN business, aud
he hopsN, by n more strict attention b. burtncs- 10 merit a con
tinuance Of fs,orA lie viii make 10 order and keep On hand
all kinds nf IRON AALE WAGoAS. made IN the in'si sub
etnniial and neal s,ylu. He viii a.o make Ia order aud VIII
soon have made, a general assortment Of Carriage, R"ha~ats
and Ruggies. Also. a large assortment II oo and two horse
Spnug Moving Wagons and iw" horse stages. Al VIII" want
good work, come to the old L~ynchburg todA and Wago" fdc-
tory, and, as he IL doing business ali the CASH principle, yon
may cxpec, Ia get good work aud at n low price. All who want
good and neat Bnggies give me- a call.
march II dis JOHN II, BAILEY, agent.
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"t The latest aud most approved styles and materials. Deter.
mined t" maintain The wide spread am! IN, orahle reputation OF
our tstahi'slhlent, We have spared un pains 10 secure excellence
III every department, and 10 provide Tor the wants of ali classes
oi customers.
IN" anHoN ci list but imported, Indicates the variety Of our
YAH ~" h, 4 correct idea pf Which can onl, b, obtained b, "a.
anhlg"It'i' b'sl quality French, medium and low prices Broad
tllL 'oa's. cur Cloth I oats always her, Iufnrr having luk.n
me lead ~ sH'r, Ill., and general perfection, will be found to
suTlM~, II l"ssI'le, those sold 10y lie in former seasons. Choice
NNhs' a>s'nlcrr Business SUITS, over oats, Farmers Riding
,"a.s' Inverness Nantes, Congress over Goals ictor Emanuel
fai't"'s, Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, Vests In IN. great.
~ variety and material, French Yoke shirts, n large stock al.
~"Hs"n hand, N>hlrs made To order when prtterrclO a com.
liele stock oi Mems tndtr " ear OF best make and material
ara'h's, scars beaufort, Etox, Monatambcrt, Garilaidi, and
other new style Ties, .ientirlncns' shawl : and | rayeliny Blank
els, Halfway Rugs, Gloves, kid, ,alL Wash, Norway. Consumer,
ihf.ti' me LANNON'S Mountain Back, aud other seasonabl,
n"'.N Pocket handkerehiefs, Socks, Dressing Robes, SC, &c.
BURROUGHS, SHAFER h co.
Nh : his lUt Main Street
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T.i.weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR HALTIMORE.

col oftF
n~> THE Puwinian steamboat Company steam
EStsS.-l era GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RICHARD PEIIoii-
Asn. and B~ELyIDERE. Capt. VIZ. KEESE, will leave Rich
IN md fDr baltimore every Taesidy, Narsddy and saturday.
RsrvnSISo.w will leave Baltimore for Richmond every 7aestdy,
7Aursd1y and Saturday, thereby enab ing shippers and Pas
,engcrs 10 have an opportunity Of "A COMMUNICATION between ne
,~o Ioin.s every other day.
tH- Freight received in both places every Jay.
For Speed aud Comfort, these fine Steamers are equal, If not
superior, 10 any of their class TO be found In this or any other
city. These Steamers having been fitted out with splendid State
Room passt niger Accommodations arc recommended 10 the
travelling mud freighting community ns the most comfortable,
cheapest, ind speedy mode Of transportation between The TWO
points.
TICKETS can be procured at our Office, shockoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, " at the Steamers Landing, Rocket.
d.. n W. CURkIE, Agents, Richmond.
sept idly j. BRANDT Jh, No. 8 Light st., Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

VEPHYR WoRSTED, Shetland Wool, childr,ns school
~ Hoods, infants Hoods, socks, stockings, Gloves, Caters,
Nictornes, white and colored Nubias for ladies, shetland ' cis,
tngeiher with many othe. articles In our line just received and
for sale ut our usual low prices.
nov 2l"dts J.. 4. II 7. KlNSEY.
Gredt Reiacti n N Charges on Goods from the .North,
pia Richmond and James R,rer j. kandrha
Canal, 10 LynctbHrg, thence " Loa-
r0ad 10 the South WfSt.
TNHANKFUL 10 my friends and The public for their very lh-
L. ernI patronage. | would respectfully inform them, tina, Nv
ing 10 the large increase Of my business. subsequent on my form
or reduction, have determined 10 reduce III. charges ON Gsnf.
raj Merchandise, such us Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats, caps,
a., 10 on! 20 cents per 100 pounds, which Includes all expenses
from the Whaives at Richmond To the Landings or Depot al
Luxembourg.
Produce forw arded at very low rates.
EV- For special rates, see circular.
ALFRED s. LEE,
Forndrding mud ConmfSsion Merchant.
Jan 27-dts On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
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ols STOLEN, from my farm near HowardsvilIe, ON
Exl four years old, medium size. Twcnly dolla, rew.ni
mhl oe given inr the apprehension of the tli,l and a liberal re-
"A.u iI INC hofse. J.. u. LEWIS,
~Pt iOus Scotts,illc, Albetnurlc. Va
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BAIT14U0k
Mo.,o. to shipper. Of Tohaooo to ths west.

Notice TO hiPpefs O 1ouzoCo "c
r,uv u,.,.,.ieped are prepared 70 give incrcased facilities To
-hi,sSr. az fubacco " the West, having sh0rtened ts lime
= NY mi rrdnesd the rate from third 10 fourth class.
ThrooeA receipb given 10 the psiaelPai points "a the west by
p.y,ns1 !, tLc ohio River, and freighis gtiaranteed as low as
- y oth., rue. Tie only transhipmcni between Baltimore,
X,.i,n.,i Indianapolis. ~ LosIs and Chicago, 10 made al Pitts
, Sn ii.ssi. fr,m ear 10 car, uEder cover, thereby avoiding
,iraSagr and fcrriage, and all damage on Tobacco rom expa's-
urc. - -. .,,.,.
~ MAGRAW II KUDNS,
No. NJ North Street, Baltimore.
p,.,, J.~. Hare A Co.. W, ID. Miller. and ! l. Clayton,
r ynchhn,o Jacob Head Il Co., and Jacob Brandt. Jr, Balii-
march 1s-d1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

removal! New Stand! New Goods ,
ANlSG sold my entire stock of Goods al my old siau.i i
"A have located below the Norvell House, opposite Hall $
Liver! stable. where | will continue the Grocery and tonmis -
x.o business. Thankful To my friends and customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended NE, solicit a couiin.
usiicc ui The sanlc, assuring them will oBur inducements for
cnsn. ! viii keep constantly on hand, n nice selection of GRO.
tEEits AND STABLE DRY GOODS also, Cora Meal, Plas-
'er ana M ohai. j. {. SHEAIER.