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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06
Recognition of Friends in Heaven.

"When called upon to part with dear
friends, when forced by inevitable necessi-
ty, to- bid farewell to- those with whom we
have held sweet converse on earth,-the
heart cannot admit, for a moment, the
sentiment that we shall never see nor know
them again. They are not lost to us, but
are only gone before; and with increased
affections, will await our arrival at their
blissful home. As the stars are not lost
when the morning sun throws his light
over the armament, but are simply invisi-
BILE to our vision, so the spirits Of the de-
parted saints, shine in the moral heaven,
though we cannot zee them with the natu-
raj eye. While we, with other mourners,
are gathered around the lifeless form, seal
ed in death, while We weep that the eye
that has often beamed upon Us with warm
affection is now forever closed; that the
| lips that have uttered words of kindness,
are sealed in death,-the scene above pre-.
sents striking contrast to the sadness oi
this hour. There happy angels are vel
coming the spirit of the saint, and amid the
smiles of the redeemed, the warm greet
ings of our elder brother, and the benedic
, tions Of a reconciled Father he enters up
on the everlasting rest Clark.
, eff yon bright stars, which gem the night,
Be each blissful dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits reunite,
Whom death hath torn asunder here.
How sweet it were at once to die,
To leave this blighted orb afar,-
Mkt soul and soul, to cleave the sky,
; And soar away from star to start
a But, o. how dark, how drear and lone,
Would seem the brightest world of bliss,
v IF wandering through each radiant one,
We failed to find the loved of this
If there no more the ties shall twine,
Which Deaths cold hand alone could seve
/ All. then those stars in mockery shine,
e More hateful as they shine forever
it It cannot bel-each hope, each fear,
h That lights the eye or clouds the brow,
II Proclaims there is a happier sphere
! Than this blank world that holds US nov
- There is voice which sorrow hears,
y When heaviest weighs life's CALLING chai
!, 'Tis heaven that whispers, ''dry your tears
te The pure in heart shall live again"
p Ascribed to Leggetts.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06
TIE Rev. MR. WnE-The Wheeling In

The Rev. MR. WsE.-The Wheeling IN
telligencer says 1T is said that the Rev.
Mr.. Wise, we believe SON of Gov. Wise,
who is an Episcopalian clergyman, at Rich
mond, Va, is taking liberties with the es-
tablished routine. He breaches without
notes, and as if he were in earnest, discards
the priestly habiliments and appears in his
ordinary dress; not even wearing white era
vat to distinguish him from laymen. He al
so talks very boldly to the STAKEHOLDER,
about their religious duties to their servants.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06

A MAN was walked in the night and told
that his wife was dead. He turned over,
drew the coverlet closer pulled down his
night cap, and muttered as he went to
sleep again, All how grieved l shall be in
the morning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06
OBITUARIES.

At meeting of Mountain Home Division,
S. of T., No. 278, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty God
in His infinite wisdom, to remove from us by
death, our friend and brother, G. F. Baty;
and whereas, we highly appreciate his ster-
ling worth, and deeply deplore and sorrow at
his untimely death; Therefore,
ResoIued, That the Sons of Temperance
have in the death of Bro. Baty, lost valua-
BILE and devoted member.
Resolved, That we do hereby tender to his
mourning relatives and friends, our sympathy
and coincidence in this their sad and painful
bereavement
Resolued, That these Resolutions be regis
teredin full on the record Of this Division,
and that we wear for thirty days the usual
badge of mourning, as testimonials of our
high esteem for the character of the deceased
and our high appreciation of his many vir-
tues.
Resol0ed, That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded by the R. S. of this Division,
to the parents and friends of the deceased,
and also to the Editor of the Spirit of the
Age for publication.
At a meeting of Carthage Division, Sons
> of Temperance, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
, WHEREAS, by the dispensation of Divine
Providence, our esteemed and beloved sister,
: Catharine J. Kelly, in the 10th year of her
, age, has been removed by death from our so
ciety on earth, to mingle in that celestial so
, ciety where Love, Purity and Fidelity" for
i ever reign: it is meet and proper that this
e Division should give expression to the deer
0 feeling of sorrow produced,by the death of |
visiting sister, so young, so pure, so innocent
O whose visitations to the Division room wer
a ever hailed with joy; whose smiles of appro
II baton and words of encouragement like tn
~ genial rays of the sun, gave warmth and Vi
Is tality to all around whose life and converse
ton were living epistles in favor of whateve
was good and pure, and holy, Be it therefor
ResoJUed, That in the death of our siste
Catharine J. Kelly, we mourn the loss of on
of our brightest jeUeIs; that while we che
ish in our hearts her fond recollection, v
will endeavor to initiate her mdny virtues
IF Resolred, That while we cannot repress tt
IS natural feelings of sorrow at the death of or
"a lust blooming into life, whose future prom
\ ised to be so full of usefulness and happines.
:. vet we will not mourn as those who sorro
: without hope: for amid the gloom which b
oi early death has occasioned, it is consoling
know that our loss is her gain. Her life al
IT, her death both furnished most satisfacto
IS evidence that her young spirit is only
of moved from this to more congenial clin
no there to flourish in immortal youth.
Resolred, That we condole with the fami
..S' and extend to them our heartfelt sympatt
ny ResoIced That these Resolutions be spre
ne upon our Records: that a copy of the sal
ks be sent to the family of the deceased q
ed that copy be furnished the "Spirit of I
pm Age" tor puollcatlon, with request that
md NORTH Carollha FresDyterlan copy
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Lyme hburg Coach and Wagon Factory

THE subscriber returns his grateful aekn"
&ENsfS meats his old friends and customers Tor
S-1- raj patronage toward him, hi''i bgs leave III
them and the pahlio has been rc-siarted In basin
b. homes by more strict attention Ia business 10 mer
Linuance OF nvors lie viii make TO order and Keep
ali kinds uf IRON AXLE WAGONS, made IN I'll, ~
snuliai and style. lie will also make 10 order
soon have made, general assortment Of Carriage, E'
aud Buggcs. Also, large assortment OF one aud
~prinR Movin. Wagons and lwo-horsc Stages. All m,
good work come To the oil LgnttdHFV Coach and W.
I0ry, and, as lac is doing business the prin
may expect To get good work and al low price. All
good and neat Buggcs give me call
march lI-lls John H. BAILEY Il
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Notice to shippersof Tobacco to The West. =,
HE underigaea prepared % give ineressed facilities 4
ssipPew q 1oesfa p - y s. ns.ssk the dine
Is,oueb rsssgS s,ssn :. e psss'Ps Pse. Z .as gss :,
other line The s-y ssassr%enI bes.eea Hsltimors
INC ,sss Fam % ~ under cover. shs.sss .Son
sssasc and ferris anS IN damage Tcbsseo ffom sspos
N No com,ps'p' charged 2. Ral,Ipoas Rii!.aurg
No. 20 North Street, HAltiinorc
Ref 10 Jssr Hare ca, w. Il Miller saaJ n CIuyfov
6re. - Hcf 17fs = ~ rn4rcb Nj; II A., s1"
TdWeekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE. +
= n@TA THE fowhaAn Steamboat COMPANY. Steam.
ens GEO. PEABODY, Capt RIeA an Parcel
Hp aad bELVIDERE, Capt VIZ. KEHNK will lss,e Rich.
lhd Tor baltimore every Tssddy TzsrsdGy and Iturykv
.pKs'so, will lcase baltimore fr kehorid every Tres,y
Nnnay and 6ds.ray. thereby enabling Shippers and Pas
" have an opportunity Of communication between th.
~ fraight rtceived In both places every day.
FoI speed and Comf these arr oua II moi
70 any Of their class 70 be found uny other
ny These sramers having been fitted with splepdd Stale
pn messenger Accommodations recosaauded IN tho
hsehng anu noightny community most comfortable
.ointx - = = " De'"een INC TWO
ckErs can BE- procured Onlee Shockoe Sim
'''unoah h"tei or al the steamers Landing Rocket
,-,, H. ~ W. OUkklE, Agents. kichnond
sept IDLY j. BRANDT, ia, No. ! irit IL Bs,,i.nors
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SEMI-BITUMTNoI1cC o . :

SEMl-BlTUMINOUS COAL.
1xy,,,. RON fHk RECENTLY DEVELOPER
NJ Wills Mountain OF Piedmont t:o., r;.,,
1 1vvrl arnVllle, Cumberland Co, Va
'hh subscriber having mad. Arrangement. ,, o.
.,,', HaiH'"d Company deliver lOaI r., 'ouii-
', M'n' to the Gil, Of Lynchsug m, m ,, ,ne ne"
Anm citizen OF nls i1 anu appointed Il. f. SIMS We'll
"""i please ap.i,. " Sc '"'e anu delivery,
are ciuis,,n, n' rom the mines "f DeBow AZ Co. ,,
IN, -, - VI niiofs, aud wis, prr,ur,d Ia w., ""o
i, % VA , tna. ,i! Dc required 200" p an! 'Hi,
.irIl e rom siaic and other Impurities ma ' IL
la ier combustion, than Ordinary nn,,, - more
l..i Al ~. .''- II Is a'w used uxriusiy,, n, S "' u!
The cas-, r,, " o.5 aDoai ~ mics from this ci,v anu ''
ot,1, vi inc sou'h side rad, are Dcyo, ,, Vr
DC Reduced llng To IN, ,,tiy i Prices iioreioe, al
eat iH1! wli ''' '"hn'iIed for pres
t"r uratt
4 tr ti,ii ''..''''..-. ~ csns busi,.J
For oaVp Cuul. .,... ''''.'''''''.. - "
%lh -u,I3ln .''''''''+'>. ID =" "
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WIZ manipulated Guano.
w us, as follows ''e'"" "uaho prepared by
az ,n OF he best Peruvian Guano that can h. ,,oo,
WV i's ., he best Sonibrcro Guano conajninv T,i ", -
, . cent OF the Phosphate of Linn. '"s iui 81 per
Zoo lbs Of the lest ground Plaster f,r u,t,
ton, extra. '' W. ""oh we pay " per
Al We'll mixed together
,h % anu "ihers are invited examine IN .t,o,o r
am M a. 'oh We can obtain, We beic :, ma mi ,r -
D.; e "es' mat eau be- prepared for The VIRGINIA. lad ~
urnsh w., iefs ffS per on ~ per ton les wb.n ,,
For sale by EDNoND n,v,,,o,,.
sept 2I.dts ''"' D-A' ENfOkf d Co,
-.,.- ---------------- Richmond Va.
IhE iOi'iHAlr GALLERY will be continued nv ,h
viii h. a. " .ne od siand No lzi Main Street where he
,r,n. IA receive continuance OF the very Iit.r,i M
a. nssurjng iii 81, p"
T V!'rl VIII q render ~.
vi "turts, rai'> Of eiiargrs Nc '''"e'ioh III sylc
Io 49,, he agency FOR the QuAKER CRY DounlH Tupr.
ami ,,,r , "iNS MAthIsEs II hens es tuek, ..i,s
'h"'t supple and less complicated tl,u IN -. H,
an, s"ld al the prices of sl,, mn, Az, Ia,
' Vac hiit 40 lie has Patent liusiahs ~ 'oe
,n , 49, Alessll for the Quaker City Machine. 1he nj
i,rr III W d" widths AMI ticAiess. from the ar.. nun
. d " y = lhhher Co., Will, acting ma AGENT. ~, IN
- ~ oo'' u" hesitation in endny Them ~. t. ~,
ncl NJ, ~, AZ ~. ~. .. TANNER,
'PiiI botCom Chairs! Split Bottom ChairsII
<rrurpn,vi-D NilsdiNNY NEVER TIkEn
| y 'u.houH having been NAH, E,r ON, -
cih no" furnish u snpcr,,r
sr, a. ~, Pre al the old stand. JOHN L. WISsIUT
- No. l.o Main 81, opposite the Nor,rlI Il,l,,.
nn: LA KID No. Leaf Lard in Tin ems .r ,I, a.
pounds eAeh in aii for sale Inv ~ VI ""'u' III
LEE, ROOKIE 4 co
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VII, h - AND PLANTERS ASsOCIAT;ov .r,.-
vcm,r ~, n eAnn'''"h IN ibis city the h Tlr.in, in V
The cxhb,,nn ~ si1'r poultry, Produce and ,,':inl
10 DC conducted b, John r. liawkiu, ' ana The safe
ne objects OF the Nhi,iop ur,. Il, i,,,.,.
f the nt, % nm the Farmers Planters to Which, u"
luctinns ' f''lh! are invited cuntrbnt. ,,s "'
=, AI'tr The exhibition and SAD, thrr, =. in nc er pro-
h, a, me ny Hotel, for purpose, of rie'uhs
aion '''''" "' runners and Planters Ass,.
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q HATS, GAPS, AND FIIpo
John "DOOTEv '0 =

Is NOW reyJy 10 0a sI1I otreet, Richmond. w.
n the Hat Cap sad FUR nc large assortment Of e.
''''> eSas''ssyf ~ the popular styles OF
no" IN use vix the rich and bean,ilni Ma. "a.
E, I'm, ana Of Northern ManuNctrrs: H. os IN Dress Ia
i1aser syls Bel! crown; Planter. , or ~, Fen LA
"o" the lowest quality scrvanls' 10 th.' e,.. d
c r. MEMS BOYS AND CHI nEn ess SSaxony wool;
" f"' e'osh' Pil1h Ii.ix, SEAL Glazed. xc CAPS,
of B..v..r ,,.., LADIES' RIDING HAZE "''
" oi' oiack and brown and richly trimo,.
Of n,es, .,,,. ChlLDREN's HATS AND CMps' velvet;
Nitorines Tpjpeis Halt Cam. T, "'
CARRiAGE 4S Mr., al qualities styles i""'ee' Anl
Merchan ao n rdstsla Chinese lined and rour HobEs
exi.nsye sis a aease" are particularly inyt,S ,o
sept bts purchase in any other il a nj. Ssond
~ ,rI,,,-,, -------------- JOHN DtgJffy
b,nn,s i. cascs O. G. Mass Lleoric.
- orahds inported-for sae by o'ce-one Of the b,,
sept asdts EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 IN
Il.
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I yT9AV9Hiva ~, IN New Stand New Goods !
i,rY e located below the Norvei House OPPOSITE Hail
sjan .oe "n1re VIII continue (;rocev nnd G,naa
Iiher, thankful to friends castomers Er h.
nance 81 noase heretofore extended me- solicit n conn
ros e s'le, assuring them offer nducen,.nts ~
CERES nun neP constantly on hand, selection of GRO
Ter md Mi 1r ABLE DRY GOODS; Also Corn Meal Pas
march If dts j. {. SHEARER
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SUMMER ANN Aea'1o"0

upEnIi1En ,. RkANGEM
* hDtV 0slhaD kATEa.-rhs u. s. Mail LNI.
NoxE NE. iOWN, Capt. PAKRlsl and TmnS FOO.
rum =; uaps skissEE win carry rlsscn@r noA S4c1N
SrIa s,ii,e a. hkDIckD RArxs IS " anu
TIIESHaV 70 niaONN. Capt PARRISH leavus p,,
and NarraL aI'efnoon Al O'clock Div p ,enmond every
arr,i"m On Wednesday, ocloct non same evening
lines gong Eas an Mex Nou, day. and 10 ons aew Yo1k
FRIDAY ais.1noa GsP' sKIssrn leaves Richmond
O'CLOCK md NJ O'Clock, City Point nes, every
inv nexi eye a rosnout evening" for New morning
Tn. 1.u. RET URNINc
Piya. aosso"h leaves Nsw York from, d.. NJ go.
ters'. .e'! saturday afternoon at ocacL e., 40 10 NORTH
H.. < aau demonstrating frep, for osnt NOTION, f
or 80, M leaves New York from pier NJ P,aee
P,lers,,. nssday afernoon, III ocnt s worm EiN'
anu hicimond-taklng Freight l,r r,c, iJl'sin"uii
p.... REDUCED RATES 'A'" place.
"y'ase' saterooni included between Nn.c,n $50,
hnss s'Seroom included, between pcm,n.i
Steera,. pa., iofk, ............' ~
Yors 'e'"oh Included between ynclbur1 .n,i ~
Il, 80, -, .... M
W anu from Norfolk us by the River , Is
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS. EXIT,
be pu uppn INV ana elegant Steamer YORKTOWN win %
Weekly line. ' Us move, forming Tr-
april 3O,i,s fP' W LIE, ROOKIE II Co, Agents
Main Street, l.yncl,burv
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4 x[xEDst 11d Two passenger Trans Mi h, rp,
n anu ntfe Railroad, leaving Lsnrhlur,, ma r,,,,.
- on the soht II, A. NJ '"''s Us 'o'io"s
M"l ram Ny, except sundays, ut 1880 Pm
Second rms connect with the Richmond a r..,,
HON inesnd mud the North. The second train cnnnn,
trains TO shh the trains 10 Norfolk nnJ WelJon ''
al ie"rs"aiso connect with three tri- w.ekIv In. 81
lhese III I1iy Point 10 New York. Phjlad.lnbi, mi
Steanihii'iaglicon Steamers with the be.i
b"tnohgers me Rnilroad 10 Norfolk connects viii,
tons f,I'ackcts To baltimore ''''s WIN
"n r.. Lnr snnl,slde failroud Co. at Lynchburg will
furni In ID HipI. , n,os;
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WOOL CARDlNG.---Our Cards sand " q
W having been newt, hlled and the, at the
nre prepared Ia DO CAkDlNG in thsoLEMAS
shortest notice. We have secured thee, who
JokEs. Of Nelson County, n Carder n. Yon
comes highly recommended ~ VI VIC will
thai MAIL GOOD ROLLS, send In " We are,
endeas.r 10 card all as IL comes In, = patron
Determined 10 81 are no pains 10 plvir stoe.-
lac US. We Ain receive Wool aud and Ey-
We sin keep constantly On hand v
change Scr hool our stne
The highest fash Price paid for.RELI
~ mill lmay 14-dtA
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NOTI,U. Ia,

NOTpH. Hall Il
NOTICE Is hereby given that tnseni-thc
IN ca has this day been diss0le business
former partner, George Hall, rcttaliy.
viii hereafter be CARRIED on BY vi h co
. .LssossuEa Sept -, leee.
fept 20-dA
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oofo rowing and Transportation COMPANY
Any Is now prepared to transport Freight Ia
anirpm ynctburg richmond aud Norfolk Mt thr s.''
Is net noas 70 through, without breaking bulk ~ anI
IN 9oli mus avoiding all charges ON the way ~ ~
ri d' rs a''n me steam Tug shippers Of lro
ttihfk" anu OF Merchandise from Tho Lnsi ,,,y
Ia odiesreattst dispatch and economy Fr,inb r,',
lily N.Y. commissions charged any point FAR r,, W.
retga io', see lhelr printed list. "
H. H. SiAIEN, Agent at Lynchburs
D., L. > IAlE EN-, Agent at RlchmouJ
uuAhkiSoN ~ MAiGNE, Agents AT Norf,,l
At. W. C'sMIrII, General Superintendent L'''N'
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New Fall Stock Of

NOW = I'll OJOCf ri
lust arrived from the Northern cities vb,
81 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, Resi-
latest styles and the most fashionable apW.-
urices, can be found al our establishment, Y we
Also, large supply Of Gents Furnishing lat.
will cell lower than any Other house in lhisnks,
est styles, Boots, sho.s Of all qualities and h on
Falisss and CmbraAias from The best Eaj
exhibition and viii b- sold cheap
Youths and Boys CLoTHisG Ia all siylofYilrs
Please call AT ilIRsH b STRAusk's, betwet has
and A. q Lewis. and look for your self.
ever been. selling cheap 10 increase custostock
Manufacturers aud Farmers will do wedts
u Servants Clothing, Shoes, de-, &c
DURE KEROSENE OR COAL OIL This
Il osene W Cannel Coal oil-warrs,itst than |
OIL will afford u brilliant and pleasanil
any other Oh IN use. For sale by sgis.
sep si-dis JOuS
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CATION
~ II. SEABURY. sssp
w. No % Naia s1rs.L LysoA1ury
Noxv Roautift.l n TIaafipl "

- =.
Ne % Nsls NvssL LysdA1ury.
SANev, Beautiful h Useful -
Il VIVA peasuse The trading auniiy
Iuehbusg that those pre@pt and entssprising
wm Garr sac VIM BurnhaM, have oonpietca my and
spnr-sss having zade vcsy utee yoe And ow am
HlsaAcd ~ my ftcnds thai, with light aud
alnea en,k Usw and . very large Stock of
Boota, 6hoes Caters Hats, Capa, Carr OF Bags,
s a'patse. trm5rciids aud other Goods ,sy linz,
prepared asA nsxisss suppay all who sh with such
goods reasonable heartily express thanks
Sse nbssal patronage In iewn and country
N.B-whose.slc tsn viii be made at very pr,oes
salts
Lynchhnrg Guano Depot.
HCARMERg pubc Sunoraliy bereby notified thai
tho Lynclburg duano Depot kept by VIM A. Miller.
Tie Ran, y sapplied with tho following rKGrriIanr-
vz:
No. Peruvian GuAao;
Reeae's Manipulated taanno;
sombrese 0uaaa LSnobburg gr'and;
Mexican Gunho:
Yeiiswsirs Potash and Plaster
taken every peecaaian " furnish reliable articles
hay IN. pepnvan tho Agents the Peruvian
egnuenL ceranl pafe am sole In lynclbug
Or Recse's Manipulated 0aano and will insure b.
reprcseaied 10 be- viz: oaehalf Peruvian and
beeve this 70 good Peruvian, pound
pound that BIO used The soplhrcro
Il buy The lump and hAge ground and se good
terms be bought any where In The United States N,
plan prohi and strictly for cash hope
patronage bs sxssHded 70 that hsa been liberal
.iy heasw ed herctoewe VIM A. MILLER,
sept 12-dis-Rep copy On i'asin
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[ om n,, NEAL, LUMP AND GROUND pI.srpr
Corn and P.r fsn,1d from Messr Lnghorne 4 john
so VIII sell cheap to punc lal ,usnu
march Lila NuAS 5. LANGHOiNE Sole %ge s,'N
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FRANKLIN &c Co.,
wHOlksAik
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

GROCERS & COMMISSION ME aCHANTS,
No. i 4sr st.' rs f1'i ( d.''' T ARE
HAVE oNHANp AND FOR SALE
IL ~ bags Ro lAyaira and java Cofre;
sS l.. A and Snoa Cotton a% faI".; sugar
ss.s .ssss =. .nS s F.s. s s.ns..
sce aides good sec Leather;
10, iron tHammsred Rolled Band Horse Shoe Round
Oval, Oval and Hoop; g., -. p,.. s,....
New Yves, India ols..e. Syrup sides.
Mssssrs Ia & ss Gree" and ass Iea.
"a. Psie Alum, E.Issl Lossood. lads. Maais Starch,
a. . , ss . s. s:i; s sa s
xs ". Sss Lea: Zinc s N upps .ar Cast
sAo. Lead Painted Buckets sasa, Boxes Nests of Tubs
ssasss:s Staple Dry asod saeh as Brow" Sgassea am"
.ssss R:s s.a n:s s% %
snd general Of nnc and Liquors
and a s
tanoss made for ihs sale Of AAme 90, @-dActs
Sombrero Guano.
IAO West indies. the Riches, dpo.lte Phosphate Of Lime
SS =. and ss Ps s Ss all, %AS Sea in
VII sell atsorihern priees dsucng actual this
Pamphlets Sonsat Hsn. analyst. &c, furnished appca
april aAc.. Main stree. LsnsabSrs, Va
LY.NcHBURG CoLLEGE.
,yr ,, . LYM1sT l HLR ..i,,,;. ,,
The osaiion enc q the Ae.Aie.. aud accessible in the
tac, equal % ts o. any o. The xmerlosn eoiegss
s' s.sa Il:
Gala n!lay Institute and recently connected with the
United '''''' eo'A ''''i yicuIrY.
-et Gsas, .si Moral sciences and q a.,osy ''''
Lroussrn g. AArnzvs A NJ Professor Of Latin and Belize
r IT. cAssI 4 b Professor Of the Greek Language and
j. T. BsAxxzzsr, Psosssr MatAsms,iss Instructor
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NeW Millinery and Nancy Store
i,liNF o ~, i.oo ENSTIEL A(sUENTHER
Lyn,tl,nr ~. !" announcing 10 laui a.d citizens #
,hc Upstairs M, nnd snrrounn counir, @ hry ar" th
and innsn,r ma"ics ii'Sr where they will "a
nc" ana large stock al '''''''"' "i-. .n-I,'
icnts, kmLrulderies p,n D'vssth J"wr
dies ,., t,I,v". haohes, French ,,rs.ts MI, 80
and Blond 1.a,y.s "i'iH real lrisse FreLcL thread
examine @ e respectfully and specially solicited 10 emil and
which W. viii & o goods which are OF the lai,n sy and
we are q" wholesale retail All we ask is a trial
pr as mus; we can offer nducrinens to purshss
N.Io'e ll-lIY
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p.s LODGES g. Co.'s
3'o wage g.; Portable Teuoring Machines
Tg,IE m,., IA. ,rATENTED MAY O. 1859.
speed d Ia sash and accuracy neatess nnd
Nv" IN use IN This city Goct fs C3LHNa ' Wf are
A LLEGHANY wATER-we have ,n. -o..,-.. -,.,,,
gallon "o ~a.'' % SG s from s spring put
"'er oh hand Loot 23dtsl sT reP snPPy Q, resh
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-----"-.'N y. " eoitfh fi:tster IN thi
AM ERICAN ar. ~,

ill.,. @ OF the Farmers Ia called 10 M. v.,., T.
p,s,e,.n -. ,, JARVIS Island, in the Pacific Caam an r.
The T. e american Guano COMPANY by term, ~
lean unnn - , M The principal Ingredient of the a INV,
rondo t, e enc rpate and supIs Of Lime in s a.,
Initiated h, % 'en! DC taken up by plant and came
Ter ,,i. .? a IL also has sitieui hni,nai -, au
crop DOC. , oi ss to produce Immediate an aDun
NJ upon me soil AMER crop has Ia, , lasting benr-
effect ni !. LYING yirsina in April been tried Win
eron " r'ca with astonishing results moi on,v ro na'
up IN BAYS r n superior stand grass This ,iusn" Il ga
NY A' upon each PACKAGE and is Narrand to h nr
Sole Aueni .r,, FELIX H. CAVE,
"uaho Noinlmiiy, Richmond.
Oct 6-dfy MOSES LACY,
= AUpt,t far
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~ Ruttins Phospho Pe,uv,a,, t.nsno "
W. in nv oeeh appointed Agents for ls cN client Eri,
l,r AL Rc,m, prepared To furnish to funut RS and Plan
lcruyiu ,! superrde, gr,aI ,as,r IN" s f
ncrc,uI, ''' All We ask ,.i 10 c,uyiuc. the n, vi
sept lids ~. iioL1lNS & CO,
80
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Make Your Own Soon

MI s ,ssole o.aie sapohder Concentrated T o.. ,
yaluohr far Win htie or no trouble; viii clean ~
make hard water son Ar SfohS rye Is REQUIRED; viii
of hi, arr a te aiaae against as thu nc
ui arectfois with package ~ P'"es 10 Initiate it,
sept Z4dts JOHN III. SEAT,