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CALL AT BECKWITIPS

If you want PAPER HANGIAGS. 1000 rolls
various qualities st low prices, Just received,
March, 1859.
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|. E.

Half and quarter casks Of Burton Ale can be
.ontained Of The subscriber, at the manufactures
prices with the addition of freights:
6;6w LVSioo ohA"'
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CATERS FOR IS

Pat Foxed Cloth Caters for the very low
price of 70 cents a pair, at
WILCOX'S Shoe Store
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after Thursday, the 18th day of May,
TEN per cent. discount from cost will be made
to all those who purchase five dollars worth Of
Goods and over. We mean what We say. Call
and see. 4 J. w. CONROE, Assignee.
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FOR SALE.

A Piano Forte in good repair. Enquire at this
office.
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NOTICE.

Inc subscriber gives notice To ali those who
may have unsettled accounts with him, that it Is
desirable and will be necessary TO have them SET
tied between now and May lst, as he intends ia
make new business arrangements.
Eel. 10. 1859. WAI. II. REMSEN.
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CALYIN Hill,
HORACE CEASE. s-lrntuun.
f, \. LELAND,
AlldleburN April H.. 1883
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NOTICE.

TINS is to certify, that | have given my son
,osenL Robert Jr., his time during the remainder
If ne minority, and shall claim none oil ms
earnincs and pay none of his debts after TINS
J " JosFPH ROBERT.
Tiddlebury, May Goth, 1863.
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MIDDLEBURY
AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSE
AND
IR IN ST O K f.
JASON DAVENPORT

Wholesale and retail dealer in all K inds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMR
IR o ", S TO We S, HARD va RE
CUTLERY ,JoINERs' FOOLS, &C.
MIDpLEBURY VERMONT.
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COMMISSIONERS Notice.

A true copy of record.
Attest, c. G.. TILDEN, Judge.
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GOLD PENS.

A large assortment oil GOLD Pens and CaSts.
made by Dawson. Warren & Hyde, Just received
and for sale, at COPELAND'S Be okstore.
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STATE OF NERMONT-District ofAddison. SIS,
Re +. remembered that at a Probate Court held
Ct Nidlleburv, in and for the District of Addison,
on the 18th day of May, a. D.. 1863. Hiram
Smith, administrator OF the estate of
NrsnN- T. FTnTNCn&
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods!
TO TRADE
TR AVLLING AGENTS

WI want SO 20 100 young men, u ifh a cash capt
w tai 81 from $50 10 O. each purchase odr
GOUds, Son list ng at Natcbs ana JewclTy AID ds-
pose Ui them IA II IN ctes and to- ~ throughout
the Uhited states and CaLadE>. Some pers az who
purchase OF rs making isUm $1,000 $40 900 ',er
year, selling NJ auction, in the lowns and
villages.
On the receipt OF the CASH, viii send by mail TO
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N o II I G E

Es - s4sss2 g. -
TO y q ~ - r. u Ga u Es -.
DASSEN6FRS TRAINS running on the NashvilI
Il and 'haitanooga Railroad will leave the Depot NJ
Nashville nu the minute laid down la the ScheduIe
10 VII; $50 A. VI and . =. NJ and in order 60 pre-
vent nfasiOn at tic iickvt ,ihce, the of
start DS- Passengers ere respectfully requested {
Troviue for their tickets In advance the time an
that all may be accommodated the Ticket Agent will
be ~ has Office one hour before the departure Of eac
Train. T.. ". CHI.
niarlO-u HcN0 Superints ildent.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

TlY virtue Of q yenaisioIi exp ass - me dtrected
I'D and delivered trun the Henorsbe CTin.tisi Court
DAxlds< couuty 1cBAeesec. - ~ r tesn. 1853,
Viii exT~ee o. E.sbic sale "a the kighest bidderfr
cash The coGrt lcuse yard gate IN tfe city u Nash
vide, ON SATURDAY, fhE Sotb DAY or JULY.
lS59 all the right sie clam inter II and ate which
7. 4. BUMP theb had, &c may bays 80 c. asqtff-
ed In and 10 the following described piece IaTcei
81 Reai Estate, tsiis tlue hail ~ Ia sro1a and &C.
scribe plan West Sssiiyiilr. - iot M lse,
ueaci & 81 fb.. msdeie sf slid iet % prmonhrepn
street Faanthf tle1fe aims ena4 brcun street sat
fssn heNsrt ftfttt, bfty ices. theee q right gsef
FAB h-nsebb eon II 80, one hundred ard s<lng IA
fect szslse fest aaes n along "a ally a.
giunbg For ofher fzsrth eiaIs ,re.rcnre nAsde
the sc. straftn q deal is keEst<r's Oscr 81 David
~, fei.nes<er, IA bosk Ne ie, and Take 49,
being ievssa - he properly OF 7 ?. Buni-ss 10
SATISFY 3 ludxmrus refaered IN fASer II g.
o. r~snsssce, as .iasi Aiss ksTeD .1d sasd I. q
Bsmp-s<. =. II, fiNTDS, SheESn
jsns2s-se. b 4 c. DRARE, H. 3
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The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail to give relief in all the above named diseases 1t
not only cures Coughs, Colds, &c, but also puries
the Blood and the best equalizer Of the circulation
OF the blood yet discovered. 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues are known, no family will be without it.
1t is pleasant to the and efcacious in its effects
Children cry for after getting taste. 1t is the
most soothing and healing syrup in USE and for Sum-
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious Cholic, and
early stages of Cholera it has no superior.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11

HAVING associated uf1h ~ a huE.ness, Mr.. n. u
III hafI-Ef, (formeriy a the house Of Asehsi
Green bailey } and removed frosn the corner u
College and CbaFch strcets tAe shexs elegant and
lrieads and customers IN more pFssBisBess thea
hesetsf Gar stock 81 Srrcrriex and lar stnrs<
~ tlases eenptrse, and ssis be scia "a tbs
n sernss settf-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
E. r. GlascOck & Co.

r.. N. U1dSCOCk O. 10.
= Houses and Lots South of Broad St, On High St
= do do on colleee Hill;
20 acres on latin pike, = miles cut;
lets on Market street College hll;
so acres on ia. Lebanon pike;
lots in Iiardi4s ADDITION
Is acres on Indi-n creek: County,
! 5 st,ry business House On Broad street;
IL lot in Cartel street.
$50 acres on Br xn's creek,
1000 do with g Saw Min on Marrow Babe
lot on Market street
b use and "a On North Cherry street;
de- Summer street.
2oo acres near Manchester, I ofee odui ~
10 lois oG MurfFeesbaro ike, "a miles ont;
81 esIner II jeff 'rstB ri Get, ell improv
loo feet on Iiardia's IKE, improved;
100 40 Bells addition.
AZ acres Oh Broad street, extended. well improved
nne residence On North Coii,ge street, No. ll2;
house and 1T on San,msr street, south Of Ash;
do co hcs.Ayoek street, est Nashville
sT0 acres on Paradise Hiil, u miles nut
brick store house. uhhe' CT, * pike, EdgeGeid
lots corner at College and Demumb rtreetS,
i do No. 40, between Broad anS enaunbEaBe.
y lot No lOs, Asst Nashville;
houses and lots 90 IL msnibrsne street, West
Nashville: fsa
o. Y ieet on Summer bete zen Church and Union;
g. acres "a Brics ChHI, pike, "a tnes out;
luts on backs street,
thr, e story brick bssness house on College 81
bcautfi residence or the corner OF sunn.erand
house an, Iol North oIisge st Nc. lo2;
IS acres ON NH Greek, miles out;
80 do White Creek mites .sot:
10 DO Weed Land. adjoti4h < the above.
SO do as3"intny Maple wsoa on he West;
leo feet 90 Cssils sc street, extended.
100 zoo acres Narih # the City, u Hie< cot;
lts do 90 Ia nles ont;
IL lots 2 miles "a N ty Of Men lhls;
Various lbs la " est Nashville:
That extraardinaiy xsser rover on Duck River
known - the cid stone foFts
Several lats ln living 5 ad4lfions
il u acres 6aliatin pike, niles oat;
do Middle FRA siin pike, 200 yards begged
the Bret toii gate.
house sfd iof. NeTth MAJ ket street:
$50 acres ia RebeTtssR eaaliy, vel improved, y
mile west ~ ihe HOiknss lie rad
100 feet Humphreys 81, soalh Nashville, No.
e0nna 81.
s3s. feet os sursuser, bstptn churvh and Broad;
SIS feet On BFoaa -, aa5aising Shelby Aeair-l Coz
iees.
lots o. asw FrAs Kin Paks a, The nssuthsf Bail
Fezaa TonBei, 99 ~
ssysrAiisis u t~iss and Rohsr,z' Adcll,an, Edge
field.
hss.e aaa lat esrner Il Hsbson and F.sher-
land, Eaeehelt;
hoose asa ias on AeIsnore. between Church
and Broad
may4-u 4 r. 6IAsuCK co.
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Rates ON Fiour Reauccd

II 'Hk Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Will
ceive at Nashville, wartraee. Si,eiiyviiic aud
Stations on y. a. { r. r. between Nasty file Var
trace AMI give through reees for Flour by Car load
Ia Charleston pr savannah al one Dollar per barrel
through 8. C0lE.
sup't OF transportation y. a c. r. r.
ian2s-tf
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Sole heather.

ME are In receipt af. and via keep ennstsntly
w hand, large stsek OF zaF<rser Oak and He.n
lock Taaned Sole Lesfher xhieh oder 70 the trace
1 NE lowest poszibis tgures-
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Jenny Lind Saloon
Pistol Gallery.

tn A. NsCat1 en,sJsnny Lind sAls.or ssf fi-
i tal Galley. Thlsd fserx g sia Foss fsse
Huiifis q eofneE - Cedar and Cherry Slreefs, ~
arenfAy ena niRbt, fnr TIC Tecepfion 81 visitors.
Tbs psasrslss Ger abe sale sf Jenny Ifna
fzbssss tses Cue teathess. as Bats and fktnss &C
fns nosteslstFsted uze1E.etsre. aprl1-d
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lhiidren's Carriages.
DiarrhGa, Desentery, Fiux, SC.
Che GIarfcEbTg Dystlfery Syrup


rs heiier shau an other, beans ofher preparation
rels f. eiici ncy spOu 'ai gers'as ERrCsts gtop
ed asd ils y tb' b. ~ 81 g plata
en-. ivus, lasting - fatal, dis OF thu brain
Tie eat and HEeaH Aled Ell cack q thT Graeenber
syrup j. Diet heuisliiz-z the arrid ,ouiets 81 "a
i.tesiiT.es hct lad cauS,d III, BITE, aud, u hi
cuTiEg The dIzcHEe ccIianl! as At extHEusstcs
nre II lea> efio ~ eehiId, but nature resumes her
course with perfect beah6.
NeiaSe seen the GEAESHEEG lSsEST1EY SYRrr used
~ cases of hs~es con pla,i ala their rie forms,
from q simple les g. ma gnaEi cholera, and We
cat sIeak q q IA The Lghfss terms, and recommend
n With csIfdeice. hetbeT the case IS uiiiu Sc
we're recent loIg Il nsliIg u surely and
leaNes no h.. fccts b hint.
NoEKis FRAaxI1S, re-, - ard Aldermen " y. City
l. X. flTokKIsILR, N. D, Bare OF Health =
]. X HmRARp. NJ. h.,
G. ii. isIROw Episcopal CeFR, man, Suffolk, Va.
". HARs- ON, gs tns stFesf, sity
LAND itTeSN. 2 Court siresf, bsstssI, Mas
GEo IN. Basird q AhieTulen, Newark, NJ.
W IxYs d. Caps IA Army.
J. II HAM, Cleveland Flsinge4lei O1io-
VIZ. FAkkAHD Cleveland, Ohm.
4 -er AiLX hAekEAZIE, Agent,
lures Nashville.
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MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper and Mower.

:" VIII
II HIS celebrate Machine ed the FIRST pTemt
Il oil a GRAND q MEDAL The best combined
Reapng and Moving Aaciiiue the great UnIteG
States AgFio utural air, Eid al LOUISVILLE, ny, III
September, 1857 lLe iiiai 'aIne oa ~ faCuse,
New ork in July; where all the princpsl incs
ia the Uiited states wee thoroughly testu. shc
Committee made their awa'uE through Marshall y
Wier, President United States Agricultural society
at Louisville, Ky
IL also received the awards as the best Reaper and
AS the best Mower before separate Committees
appointed by the President y the taYi SON COui.ty
Agricultural Society Nashville, IN Jul. 1887,
most OF the MAJ hues In tennessee.
Numerous other pr, NUNS and awaTss ere given
this Machine dnrng the last season over every Ma
chine la America.
The above Machines are for sale by the undersigned.
r. CHEAi HAM,
General Agent Tor the tate.
FIsliEl., Nht1.tSS CO,
may1-l lille, Tenn.
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Nome Again,

NH. LAakCougE desires "a Inform hlz
WI fiendsnas she peblls generally thsthe has re-
taEpea fre-s his SersheElfoar AID tlsssey seepen
the u csnfsiys
fuliy eass~s a. aflrscss u nprexe,nsr tin Phste
xrApft Enthusiastically . ,o5efef1Te soisls
sp-r tAs=s<rtf, Of hlF paetEres and tereFwinee 40
spar ,Eorsfo pieaxe be ddentiy thofs
shehsxe nrv- given hisp sf4ir trasl edcso.
iadles@inr- his pres<f raeEzs abe rnssa eof e
aisrtis sns rssssantis tncatea Of any IN The Erys
berry sure s,<1ef ofU aicn sept2i-t
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Notice to Shippers.

49,: 49,: 49, ssS=ssS o. .
/ 7 being OF the utmost Importance for the proper
Il proic' ton Of the Track, aud 10 keep out OF lilo
way OF gravel and other trains that freight trains
run az regular nnIf,fm OF spseil. Whirh ian only
be accomplished by rum Ing On schedulr tre: there
fore, M order that the freight trts NAV be run on
the time laid down N the schedule ordered that
after thirty days from this date freight viii be re-
reixed BY the Nsshy.iis aud Chattanooga Railroad
Company at Schedule stations only.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
The Escurial of Spain.

Prescott in the last volume Of Philip the Second,
thus refers to the present condition Of the Escu-
rial. which was originally constructed in 1884:
.The traveller who now visits the place will
find its condition very different from what it was
in the beginning of the century. The bare and
and miIdeued walls no longer glow with the mag
zeal tints of Raphael and Titan. and the sober
pomp of the Castilian school The exquisite spe-
cimens Of art with which the halls were filled
have been wantonly demolished, or more frequent
ly demolished, or more frequently pfered for the
sake of the rich materials. The monks, so long
the guardian Of the place, have shared the fate Of
their brethren elsewhere, since the suppression
of religious houses. and their venerable forms
have disappeared. Silence and solitude reign
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
Trial Of Hon. Daniel L Sickles

The trial nf Hon. Daniel l.. Sickles. for the
murder Of r. Barton Key. commenced Monday.
Tho c,urt NJ fifteen minutes after 10 O'Clock.
The rdun WIS crowded to excess by those engcr to
witkesa thc progress of case which hns attracted
40 nnch attention large number of the police
were in attendance. We remarked the presence
Of almost the entire legal profession of Washing
ton. The principal counsel for the defence
Messrs. Brady aud Stanton, were present, aud ut
tracted considerable attention.
After few preliminary ronarks from the dis
trict attorney in which he hoped that the associa
ton of the different counsel in this ease would be
mutually agreeable the question H. TO his guilt or
innocence was put in the usual form. and tho
prisoner answered in firm, clear voice. " Not
guilty
Mr. Sckles, the father of the prisoner, was
present during. the whole morning. and sat u sad
dened spectator Of the proceedings.
We noticed many distinguished public officers
anil citizens ON the floor Of the courtroom, all of
wh IN seemed to be deeply interested in the case.
Wise measures were taken to secure order, and
u large body Of the police was in attendance.
The doors Of the room were caretnlly guarded
md co,npnrativcy few outsiders were admitted
until a short time previous tp the adjournment Of
the crowd. The crowd outside was immense. and
there was much grumbling and swearing from the
disappointed ones.
The dock in which Mr. Sickles was seated.
40 placed as to almost entirely him from
the observation Of those at but short distance
from him. His demcannr during the whole morn
ing was calm and collected-the demennor OF a
man confident Of his acquittal Of the dreadful crime
with which he is charged. His confinement has
made visible effect in his general appearance.
lie appeared to be much annoyedby the imper.
tinent curiosity of those who thronged thnt part
of the court room in which he was placed Men
were constantly pushing and iostling each other
in order to gcta sight Of him. asking in whispers.
..Where is he?" We saw two or three persons
summarily elected from the room for the outrage
Gus manner in which they behaved in this respect.
On the whole, we have never attended trial con-
cernins which such universal! interests manifest
ed-Wash. States, Monday afternoon.
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throughout, the courts, undisturbed by any sound
save that of the cca~ec~s winds, which seem to DO
ever chanting cir mehncholy dirgc over the
tadcd glorie, of the f-cura There il little now
to remind one ,,i tho palace or Of the monastery.
OF tho three great olcots to which the edifco was
devoted, one alone survives that ol II mamsolcum
for the royal liuc # Castillo. The spirit Of the
dead hroois over tho placc--of the srertrcd dead
VIII" lie in the same dark chamber where they
have hin for ccnturie-, unconscious at the changes
thul have been going ON ul around thcm.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
An Incident.


We have heard the following incident related
of young and gallant Charlestonian. which we
deem too good to keep. Y,ung Charleston was
travelling on an Alabama Steamboat. when he
learned that Mile Piccilomin was npon the same
boat. With proprietv and d-corum b. availrd him.
self of an introduction to her. and became much
pleased with the Siennese Princess. During the
trip the boat stopped to wood up, nenr hank
where the jessamine hung in rich pr'fusion, which
instantly attracted Mile Pccolominis attention.
They were the first she had seen, and she express
ed strong desie for wreath Of them. Chival-
ric and gallant, our young townsman profered bis
services. They were accepted, and he left the
boat for the garland. A few mill logs lie in the
stream. just under the richest and most lenuiiful
of the flowers. AS our friend bad secured a speci-
men of the jessamine. of deep golden hue. he dis
covered the logs beneath gently floating In his
haste to escape they began t" turn. aud he soon
found himself soused &, the neck in the waters OF
tho crookedest stream in the South. With smart
swim he gained the shore, and then the b,at.up,n
which, all dripping, he presented his l~nquet.-
With a bewitching smile, Piccolomini accepted
the bouquet and said, II YER moch sorry you
git vet, but zay ar bOutifuL" Our Young town .nan
saved leaf which he treasures as memento,-
Cha,leston Mercury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

JOHNSON, YOUNGER a OTEy. s3 Penri
- Street between Main and Cary RICHMOND, VA have on
hand and offer for sale
1000 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee,
- bags Mocha do
!HD sides good AMI damaged sole Leather
500 boxes Alansniine Candies;
100 boxes Brown Soap;
rs boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old ID mincn Nails
100 barrels y. o. Molass"s
Is hoRsleads Cuba Moasscs
81 d., M Sugar;
100 barrels extra e Sugar;
$50 do low grades Sugar;
~ do granuaied Sugar,
50 do ground Sugar;
- patent cut Loaf Sugar;
20 barrels crushed Sugar;
80 kegs Soda
1OO boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No Maekerl
50 barrels No Herrings;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Besides ull of GROCERIES, well large
and well selected stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS We also of the best brands
nt MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all of which we will sell
low march 81 dts--Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

SricIpE. Sunday alr ut some. boys olp-
scrve1 on Williams wharf, tpot Of Third street. u
shawl. cont mud hnt, which led to thc suspicion
that had been drowned in the vicinity.
Search was Immediately male, and body was
discosefed. which, from Documents on bis person,
wns supposed To be TINT Of Chatles A. Appleton,
brother of the Hon John Appleton. ..a
Info, nation having been communicated to the
police. Officer Arnold immediately communicated
with the Hon. John Appleton, and he went 10 see
tho body and recognized it as that Of his brother
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Woodward and. after the examination of Mr..
Appleton and other witnesses. the jury returned
rs their verdict, thai the body is that of Charles
A. Appleton. formerly of Maine, but more recent
ly Of New York and from tho finding Of his coat,
hnt. and shawl on the wharf. and the further fact
of his feet being tied together with his necker-
chief. and no wounds being discoverable on his
person. and from Other evidence. the jury find that
he came to his death by intentional drowning du-
ring n moment Of Temporary insanity" teI 1i,,l.
A small sum of m,ney and some letters and
checks was NIL that was found on the person Of
the deceased.
The unfortunate man il supposed TO have thrown
himself in during the night M his coat, hat. and
shaVl were quite wet when found IIe was neat
ly dressed. and was of fine personal appearance.
The deceascd Ind not been seem by his brother
for many years. for. being Of IN eccentric charac
tor, he had travelled about much. II IL said that
he was subject to temporary alterations Of mind.
but not of such severe character as to render con-
fnement in an asylum necessury.- Wash. States.
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Y yIRGISIA\ luL i>h.st ally Al - am NV e. Y
. annnm, in vinoe, ant weekly At -, invarsa "a
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- ii.c tinued -, stihe ptae O. the propri,ors
nn.l la arrearaees shall have tcerl aid
AVER rlSEMENTSare inserted iorhocepts re" sqareot
ucs or less first insertion and "a cts Tor each "on
anre unless ordered inner form weekly and then c's
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al, ons marked the Ms. will be published tor
/ red cut, and charge according
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ss Advertisements ntenied both papers subject to Pe
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- Appna ivertisers will be limited to their immediate
m yes nr the charged al transient rates
- Al advertisements appear In the dahy ana III
,@kiy rapers. ,,.,,.. .r.., ,rood
,.lf h,.y yp.es
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

Great Reduction in Charges on Goods from the
North. win kichnoud aud james River
n kRnnwhn Canni. 80 1.y nch bur9,
thence by knil, ond TO the
SOUTH West.
NIIANkFIL friends and the public for heir very lib
l. eral patronage would respectfully inform them. that
the large of buuess
reduction, have determined TO rcdur" ohHrcs
General Merchandise, sneh Dry Goods Eoo shots Hats,
Caps, only % per loo pounds which iur les all
from the Wharyos Eithmond to tho Landings
Depot Lynchbmrg
Produce forwarded at very low rates,
q For special rates, circular.
ALFRED S LEE
ForrardinR and Commission Ntrchagt.
ian 27-dts On the Dock. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

IL
Thankful for liberal share of the public patronage fo
The last six yents pleasure informing friends,
that we wee awardei NINE PREMIUMS different TOOLS,
Al our late Fair better prepared than ever to
furnish rools and have lot Of premium Tools
hand world call particular attenti to our Thrcshing
Machines Shelters Straw Cutters Wheat Fans, Caho"n
Broad ing Machine Wheat Drills Bckford Hon,
mans others oteel and Cast Plow old and Improved
Piows Points, Peakskli Plows and Points All
we ask Is call to want of Tools in
line WHITTEMORE JobI.iN,
march dts Proprietors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

r uGHT FOR THE PEOPLE.-I have just
j A reoe;yed 4 supply Of PURE Ki ROSENE or CAMEL
COALobIl Those who would like have brilliant and
chap light call and be- supplied Also supply
ns,eS i{dis. JOHN H. sEAY. Druggist.