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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE 1T.


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Has bees thirty years there is hardly per.
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scalds cuts, wounds and bruises fever piles
other nammatory and cutaneous Diseases where the parts
facted can be reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES
When you look your houses and you think there
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everything orebo1es comfort and happiness suddenly
the dear young falls and deep is the of the
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iwhy2 Because you have neglected have on hand box
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aneous diseases where the parts affected be reaehed
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street
Sole for the Southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed.
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Bibles and Testaments.

SCHOOL BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS,
FAMILY BIBLES, Of ali prices. .Hm
HYMN BOOKS. OF every description.
BLooMFIELD,ssTEEL 4 CO.,
No. GO Camp street.
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GREAT DIS coy Err VI.

Ample tests both by able practitioners chemical anay
s nave demonstrated the great vauet Prof. Grahs
beautiful combination, called
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or various sizes and patterns with white coloed paper.
Also, large assortment Of ALBUMS. comprising
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street
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Backgammon Boxes. Chess gand Chesa
iBonrds.

A fne assortment Of CHrsshEN, DoMINoEs. BACK
CANNON BOXES CHESS BOARDS DICE and BOXES,
etc., etc.
BLooMFIELl,, STEEL Il CO.,
Ee.rG0 Camp street.
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NEW COTTON SPINNER.
PATENTED INVENTION

PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly from the Seed fully demonstrated
by which tho Planters net inconeis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
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Tos CIei kiss of Courts, sssherifs, lJustices TOT
thes Pence gandE Recorders.

theS Pence gandE Recorders.
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of RECORD
BOOKS and noCKETs, sizes and styles; RECORD
PAPER ruled or plain LEG AL CAP, NoTARIAL PRESS
Es etc.. etc. .u.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL Il CO..
No. GO Camp street.
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CI.v.I L. IL N NiEERs
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The President put the resolutions to vote and they
were adopted with loud and hearty clamor.
Mr. Allston next offered the following resolution

Inc ffesdeht put the resolutions TO VOTE and they
were adopted with loud and hearty clamor.
Mr.. Allston next offered the following resolution
Resolved That committee OF twenty be appointed by
the President OF this meeting to be styled "The democratic
Executive Committee for the Parish Orleans THAT the
duties Of said committee shall consist in giving for the
election Of delegates the PARISH District and State
Conventions and in ditecng the organization Of party
within the Parish that the of Ct committee
shall continue until after the Par.h, Congressional State
elections In November next.
The resolution being unanimously adopted the
President appointed the following gentlemen on the
Democratic Parish Executive Committee
Martin Gordo-, Jr Denis Donovan DR.. E. Ames NJ Hahn
John Aiston dnet r d Harper p Fargo. Philip
Sr Henry Jpdson, r. Ca.cy, James Brewer j. r. Rub
$. f. Slater Dr. s. Choppin, ~ sone Denis Croaan
verges R. Ker G. 3. Beverley H. Poynot George LII
gen7uhl, j. b. VI Arnoult. u
Mr.. Matthew Martin offered resolution, the sub.
stance Of which We were unable to hear.
Calls were made for different speakers. Mr.. De-
Bow expressed his hearty concurrence p the resolu-
lions adopted by the meeting. Mr.. Clack made a
closing speech, in which he reviewed with ironieal
severity the course Of the ruling Democratic powers
in this parish for eight ten years past He said nu
merous warm things, which were received with an
evident relish by the crowd. When he concluded
the meeting adjourned. Altogether it was an en-.
| thusastc demonstration. s
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etc. Also complete supply Of FRENCH Spanish, German,
italian Latin Greek and Hebrew SCHOOL BOOKS GLOBES
School WRISTBANDS and PAPERS Of every description
sod.at publishers and manufhcturers' prices.
.~ BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 90.
No. 60 Camp street..
Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TEsTAaENTs.
FAMILY BIBLES, of all prices. .@~.
HYMN BOOKS, OF every description.
BLOOMFIELD ssTEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
Miscellaneous Works.
HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY. ESSAYS. POETRY. THE ORA
MA, TRAVELS and VOYAGES NOVELS, ILLUS.
TRATED WORKS, TOY BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS,
GAMES. PUZZLES, etc., etc.
Late Publications and Magazines.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL L CO.,
No. fe.Gsmp street..
------
Scrap Books and :Hcrbarlums.
or various sizes and patterns, with white eolored paper
Also large assortment Of ALBUMs. comprising Q
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 4 CO.,
No. co Camp street.
acAsammon Boxes. - Chess Iand Chesa
a enc assortment OF ohfsshEN' boslNoEs' BAok
s.reo Cam, .-...
p,.,c..
large supply of theceebraed mnnufacturers' PLAYING
CARDS at reduced prices Aiso beautiful auai. Of Play
Ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST and EUcHRE PARTIES.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL 4 co.
~ eoru,,..
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various sizes; Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER, all sizes;
and qualities Also,;CAp and LETTER PAPER ruled and
plain at manufacturers prices
BLOOMFIELD srEsr ECO
~ " eAD-p '1'''
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Observation-Disclosures
drawing Materials,
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1Ncp.prR ho.. ,o,i. AT, ;.s. u.rPp ro, 30 -
-, n...,. d., ~. 49, -
ssueers Tracnr Cloth md paner Drawing and
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An extensive and weseeeted stock of LAW BOOKS. COM
English Juris,s.
fishers, prices.
~. az o....,-,
|
To- Gle, ksz of rts,asher,frs, yust,ess1or
We keen constantly on hand ,u supply Of RECORD
Es. etc. ETC.
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Blink Book Manufacturers,

Blink Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND KBINDERS.
STYLE PRICE AND QUALITY
1--WE Defy COMPETITIONS
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL AGO.,
ial7 II Nc. 60 Cam
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To3Artists, IBuilders

And
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.


HtHAMPAGNE-RUBIS CABINET THIS WINE Is OF
~ beautiful ruby color, which IS natural 70 the vine This
wine undoubtedly Of the finest cabinet champagnes
duced France and mace from grapes OF the choicest seec
For sale by all dealers.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-The undersigned being aware
that many competitors spreading the report that the
imported under the " kubs arfcialiy coored
hereby bid the OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 any
known chemist who could Ina public experiment afford
that the deep color Of the Rubis due
thing else but The pure juice OF the grape.
j. GOERG CO..
A Chaons Sur Marine France.
We pledge ourselves pay the thousand dollars upon
the above CONDITIONS
CRAMER, ABEGG McCLOSKEY
Sole importers
10 Rroad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

18TH WARD AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
~ 1875 West Seventeenth Sixteenth Ward Hotel
call the General Committee held
Mozart Hail Of which James G. Wlie is Chairman. the fol-
lowing tcke; elected. receiving al votes
SEsAroRIAI-Wiam pall. Patrick Lynch, James McCius-
key, John Bsna, Patrick Gbney
jUDIcIARY-Charles a. May Patrick Gallagher, William
Brennan Andrew Leary. c. 7. schernerhorn.
AssENBLY-Peter Doan Edward Riley John Doan, Thomas
Lynch Arthur Tegue, George Ming John German, r.
Thomas, John F. even. Edward Montague, John Delevan.
William Conner Peter Kirchoa Arthur Mooy Michael Nc
INSPECTORS AND cASvAssERs-Charies Flzsmons, Denns
Gallagher Frank NcHenna. John Reddy. Thomas Lynch
S ss HisR 2s tHSdirr, Inspectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

hTH WARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELETION HELD
October al Bushs, Hester street, the following ticket
duly elected
JUDICIAL CONVENTION Michael Burke, Henry Mauron,
John freel, Patrick Beggs John Bush
SssAToRIAL CosyrsTioS.-W s. Coles Patrick Brennaa,
James Garfield, Daniel Connolly John McCusker.
ASSEMBLY CosrESros-Sxih Dis.ric.-James IA John
Cunningham John Bresin, James McAiamey Andrew Bar
mngam, Alfred kurtl. Daniel Caliaghan Fourth
Patrick Gallag her, George Kerr. Patrick Doo,ey.
WARD CosyESIos.-James Eagan. Jeremiah Bush, James
Mccullough L. Barnard, James Martin.
JAMES FAGAN,}
JOHN HUSH Inspectors.
L. BARNARD. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

WANTED-IN BROOKLYN OR WILLIAMSBURG by
w American family of four persons suit of four or
five furnished with convenience for housekeeping
be first class in every particular and house occupied by only
family; will be permanent If satisfactory. INQUIRE at
II Chsnber of Commerce Building s. William street
New York
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HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER H. 85a-TRIPLE SHEET


NJ AIDES RIDING HATS-A FULL ASSORTMENT CAN
Wooster.
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DOTH WARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HEID AT
~ Rey's. of Eighth and Thirty fourth
street Monday evening, Oct 8 1889 pursuance
Of the Democratic General Committee Mozart Hail. fol-
lowing ticket duly elected
JUDICIAL SuPERvlsoR-N. Hill Fowler, Thos A. Duna
Bantord Smith. Geo Bolmsn Michael Barrett.
SEsAToRIAL-Wm Montietl. Jas Connolly, VIM Bradley
VIM Fitzpatrick. John Malen
AssEmsLy-John DOYLE Francis REYNOLDS Reynolds McEu
nelly Edward negnan. Valentine Cook. Michael Mcran
seph Freeman, john Kennedy, John Henry Carroll
Jacob Lawrence Nicholas Judge Peter j. Henry James D
vine, Jr., Barney Mullen.
WARD-lhomas Maher. Michael Green Edward Linen
Michael o Iiara, George Berg
JOHN MALLON,
JOHN ~ CUf.KIN IInspectors
VIM. j. McELRArH
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POLITICAL.

INDEPEN DENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMrfFEH
regular merting of this committee will be held e t.
Union No lis Bowery, Wednesday evening Ocober 8
at ~ O'clock Members requested 70 punctual In a.
tendance. ISAAC ROSENBOUR0H, Chairman
JACOB W. MOORE. Secretary, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

nth wARD-TBIs rs TO CERTIFY TIL At THE AT.
tached ticket duly elected PRIMARY election held
at SNYDER hotel Monday evening" Oct 1852 receiving
mn jority of AL the vot cast
JUDICIARY CoSvESToS-Peter Tracey James Brena ~
Philip Mclaughlin Owen keenan,, James Riley
FIFTH SENATORIAL C0srEsTIos.-ieter Mcknight. James
Marshall Henry Burton Charles Ieyiness Nathan s Reed
AssEnBLY-IwELfTu DsrRcr-John Reed Patrick keenan,.
Adam Miller Robery Brown, Casper G. Bemmelnan Thomas
Fitzsmons John Williams Daniel Kelly Eighth Dstrc-Wn
liam H. Roach. Peter Wes. Edward Csion Patrick Darby.
WARD CosvEsuoS.-Tugh Smith. Peter Schultz, samuel
Brewer, ioha Brown, John ID. Webster.
PETER TRACEY, }
PETER MCKNIGHT, Inspectors.
JOHN NJ REED.
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OOD WARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD ON
~ Monday evening October 1852 at the house of Te-
Riley Ninth of Forty street:
cordng to the call Of the Democratic Republican
Committee of Mozart Hail. the following ticket having received
the highest number Of votes was declared eec'ed;-
Cushing Isaac Lawrence. Edward Timpson.
SENAToRIAt-Thomas Higgins Henry Schnorrv Charles.
Campbell, John Grnnon Jeremiah Crowley.
AssExpLr-Rober B. Bradford, Peter mccullough Thos
Nolan Joshua NJ Cooper Michael G. Green John McGahan
sebert Unaermach Edward Egbert Thomas Dillon. James
Corey John Adams Francis Ruddy John H. Blunt Cornelius
Farley John Jasper.
WARD CONVENTION TO NOMINATE IssPEcroRs AND CAM
yAssERs.John Jasper John Crook Daniel Faber James
Walsh Ernst H. Stark Cornelius Foley, Thomas McMahon
Thomas Doody, Thomas Cosgrove, Terence Riley.
With power TO fill vacancies.
S $ssA S4 ssSSsj
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DIST wARD.-THE FRIENDS OF GEORGE W. VA
Il rian ESD Without distinction of party in
election Senator of the Seventh district requested
to attend meeting this Tuesday evening TX O'Clock al
Corners Knickerbocker Cottage Sixth avenue and Twenty
seventh street to make arrangements
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d. 80 A DAY.-WAETED, FOUR LADIES OF GOOD n
~ dress for money making business and verv gen
teel Cali and examine Apply Al room 10 Appe,ons Build
ing, 3f6 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

NArpssfsso WAVED oGaTnLINA 4 n.
u who fully understands vegetable and 40 garden
take the charge country garden grounds
accustomed to horses and Apply Alfred Meeks
IS Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

A GENTLEMAN FROM SOUTH AMERICA q YEARS
"A old and with the best city references desires stu
alton In respectable mercantile establishment as general
CLERK He speaks the Spanish language being also
Le English Address u b. r. 4lO Broadway, at the segar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

JTNE FRANCHISE DESIRE TROUvER UNE PLACE
y de femme dc chambrc te oouiriere. sachan parale
nent ben tarc les robes ct touir autre Golfer
Ellie est Protcstau,e. Sarcsser al2i 4me Ia cUnere
protcstante. lie bpnues references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

s)1ST WARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HIND AT
Il 100 Brosdway under the call of the General Commit
tee at Mozart Hall Tuesday evening the following ticket
duly elected
JUDICIAL SUPERyIsoRS-S r. Russell NuiaIv
Henry smith. Charles c. Coi,an, William De Lacey
SETAIoRIAI.-John Mc(;rsh Q. G. Burtis Hugh Brady J.
Haloren. DR.. J. W. Sitter. -
AssEMnLY-Thomas McParlen, Morris Miller John Pitd
grew jr John Cavenash Henry j. Morton James Daley.
John Graham John H. ID Homergue George Curran Charles
Hatfield g. w. Meeks, jr George Donald Augustus Hayi-
land, Anthony T. Waugh, Michael Commerford
WARD.-tames Huston John Fleming, Charles Meess C.
Connolly, James Crawford
CHRISTOPHER CoNNoLLY,2
THOMAS McPARIEN Inspecors
GEORGE w. MEEKS
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WANTED-TwO YOUNG MEN, ABOUT 49, AS LIGHT
w porers salary small also wheetwrgh go il
the country Apply at The Merchants Clerks Registry Office
7S Broadway. situations procured. No commission In ad
The third number of the Merchants and Clerks
zete will be issued next Saturday Office hours 9o5
WM j. REDPATU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

MEXICAN BOY WANTED-AT NINE DEMORE EST,
n Emporium Of Fashions, 315 Broadway None ed ami
but those bringing the most unexceponabe references
their a EMPLOYERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

MERCHANTS HOTELS AND OTHERS
M SUPPLIED GRATIS WITH
CLERKS, Statesmen, PORTERS BARKEEPERS, &c
MERCHANTS CLARkS' REGISTRY IS BROADWAY.
WIN j. REDPATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

JTNE CUISTNERE FRANCHISE DESIRE SE PLACER
dams famile privec; ellie pcu fournrc dc bonnie
commentator sadresser shez Phiroeauy No. SSS Broad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

che dry bones Of the Resolutions OF '9s and w.
Hany Democratic politician showeds genius above
the common, be WAS immediately picked up and
sent OF b Washington The consequences was
which Virginia attended 70 other psoplss affairs
and to the Affairs of the Federal government. she
le. everythinggo to rack and ruin at home. While
she was away from home instructing her neigh
Dor. in the science of Government and in the su
blime mysteries of the Resolutions Of '9s and '99,
her own demesne went to decay-her fences rot
ted down-her bitches filled np-and her crops
fell prey to the spoiler. What little was saved
from the wreck was done by Cabell, ..runstall, Sc
gar, Deane, and other Wigs.
We propose now to inaugurate Wing Govern
ment in Virginia which will perfect and complete
our system Of Internal improvements, md restore
the old Commonwealth to her former high posi-
ton in the confedcracy. We intend to do this by
clec g Goggin, Wiley and Preston next Thurs
day, and We call upon oil honest and patriotic
Tirginian Democrats to help US to do it!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

The now organ of the Administration the Con-
s'"iion, posscssesa happy and hopeful disposition.
1t thus paints, Colour de rose, the sound and har
monons condition of the Democratic party of the
Union:
ut fills the heart of a Democrat with pride to
contrast the position of his own party with that
1T the Opposition. While the latter is composed
Of heterogeneous mass ofirreconcilahle elements,
avowing the most antagonistc doctrines, fighting
under every variety of banners, aud only agreeing
among themselves in one common sentiment of
hostility to the Democracy, our own party stands
before the country the only representative Of n
common faith. aud the only reliable defenders ofa
common constitution. 1t matters not where you
meet II true Observation-Disclosures in Massachusetts
or Nirginia--you will find him the advocate of the
same cardinal doctrines Of constitutional right and
justice. He carries with him the same platform
of principles. His nate book answers well
for Florida and Minnesota as for his own State.
1t requires no change of program for each locality
in which his battle is to be fought
The Montgomery (Ala.) -idrert ser. Democratic
paper. in commenting on the above, says:
"Now, we would that this were true picture.
We do not believe it is, nor do we see the wisdom
much less to the honesty of saying 80, and thus
tying to deceive ourselves or others. So far from
being the truth If there is IL common ground upon
winch tnP party NOrtn ana SOuIn coulu SIanu, II
called into the Charleston Convention to-day, we
ale not able to soc it, and we have puzzled our
brain hugely to make the discovery. Fortunately
that convention is year off. and something may
I Urn up to afford us standing place.
at is wiser to look the dangers that threaten
the Democratic party and the country full in the
face, and strive to avert them, than to be bluring
our boasts which insult the common sense and
knowledge ofevery political Tyro. We are bound
to confess we have never seen the time when pc
litical confusion was worse confounded.'
"When we thought we were safely anchored in
the harbor of fair and honorable adjustment of a
vexed and vital question, we are all at again.
The organ cannot bring to land by swearing
that we see the green fields the cottage smoke,
and hear the birds and brooks, while we are expe-
rencng all the tumultuous heavngs Of old ocean,
and paying qualmish tributes to Neptune. Let
the organ do better, and from its central look out
position tell us where the haven of safety and Of
honor is to be found, and give us chart and COM
pass to steer for it. Give us deeds in our danger
and keep the fair words for fair days and holt
days. There turks peril in the sureharged atmos-
phere of the times, and manhood and statesman
ship are need to meet it. Away with your straws
and your rattles."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21
Election Tickets.

We arc prepared to print any number of tickets
to be used in the ensuing election. Price - per
five hundred, or s. per thousand, where orders
are ccompanied with tho cash.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21
politioal Address in Bedford.

WALlEs r. STAPLES. ESQ.,. of Montgomery, will
address the people Of Bedford on the 4th Monday
in this month, at Liberty, upon the issues insov-
ed In the present Gubernatorial canvass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

n be undersigned believing the argument re-
c,ntlv delivered hy YOU in the Franklin Society
in focor of the removal Of the Negro Population
from Western Eirgimia moi only able, bit una".
spevuble; Sad that its publication rM tend TO
bring The pst,ie mind TO a CORRECT coScLrsIoN
upos the nomeaaeus subject, We beg TINT you will
Grnish us full statement of the matter for the
public press"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

Bksy- At the solicitation If many friends of all
political parties self candidate 10 represen
The county Of Campbell IN House OF Delegates
Virginia. lapiil i-dtdofe. BOWLING CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21
MASURY 81 WILTON.
al F"ison ST., und .IO Ana 50,
NEW YORK,
MANUFk cTrRfRs OF
WHITE LEAD, ZINC PAINTS & COLORS,
Oils, VARNISHES, ETC,


IMPORTERS
Enolish, French and German Artists Materials
FsNE COs.OKs IN OH. AND WATER,
Wmsor II .Femtoa's Tabs and Cake Cotors,
Is u ) II + S
MATHEMATICAL AND DRAuGnTsMEN's INSTRUMENTS
DRAINING AND TRACING PAPERS,
Stereoscopes, Stereoscopic Views,
ETC, ETC, ETC
THE particular Of Pointers Dealers and others is
called to the new PATENT METHOD of putin, up
LEAD and ZINC PAINTS in METALLIC CANS of which
M.s0KY WILTON are the Sole Perpetrators.
These intend. by the Inventor obvate the diff
fray heic, 'fore existing In the putting Lead Zine
In Small KEYS All paiut
on Lad and Zinc snail packages from fse
absorption of the oil ii the consequent len, paint
against the wood to say notbg the additional labs
tired to mix paint for after has becoms
he keR The loss qf the kxs hlch
shoad not be lost sight " The Pates only ovaes
these dcues bn In addition the eousu
or WIN strong and conveslsnt pantpot which
use the paint which aLe worth than the difference
cost b5tween the cans and kegs. 1880
The caas are RscLsd !. sawds e srnnS boxes
which eoptan - ~ eaeA Anf ~ IS =. Cens or 50 ~
Cans Ard tAey ny " 81 raii er Otherwise %
AZ PA9 - - unitsa 6(ntsA -. : rs 81 81 ssfs3 8
scstls ssss uuA fsi dsssrpsaa. s.ss ynafl
2.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-21

pg- We are requested to announce JOHN b.
LOGAN candidate for be Office Of Conln.snnsr Of the
Board Of Pubnc Works march "a dtdofe.
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