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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10
Sasnedi, 10 dece,nbre "a

NENTE A L'ENCAN-n sera venda aux encht..
' res pnbliqhe par Louis Stags. encantenr dd-
ment commissioner, le
Sasnedi, 10 decembfe 1859,
en- la deIneure de dame Yeuve Pierre Says,r,t. an
Bayou Bnuf, paroisae de st Landry, les propriGtes
dontla designation snit, dependant de la commu-
mantle de biens ayant existe entire feu Pierre Sa,ant.
de cette paroisse ct dame l4ncile Fontenot, son
GnOnse SliYantn, saYnir. 80 l.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

IHOLIGDtiUE INDIEN. Davis, pain killer,
NJ Dallees pain e~XtIssatar, Hays rile Imminent
pilules et bitter de GratenbnFg's frahaolement les
aneiiieurs ,i!aies stai socft fsites, es-afez les, a
Senafe faaa Sgs9s@ ~ A.4 MfMttd.ANp
~30iuiaIet Washington, lie.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

lRYONS4 isulmoniics Wsfers,, irpniie eal.de,yie
i pour. nsagee irisdieal Skim snap, Ahterna-
IA hYsS 3alsari. st,iiria dispepsie. Wine Crops, Salsa
pefeine. Il ycadre par u. Al. MCMILLAN, vi
80 j.iaIct s# N ~ Wushitvfqn. La
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

Hi.AIRE EsSSSESSARTS, Collector ct
Ii Cfiear pailic, otfre ses services aux citnyeiis de
st. Landry. Totte atiaire qai lni sera eoniiee rece-
yga - p~foanpte attention. II nest associe ayec per-
some Il .nHF fine ri pour l'altrc de ccs deax bran
olles. 2amars 1853.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

non maTs,
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

TTuIkRA isAkfpE III ~Ias,ll,es, halle do Palma
CHRISTIE, haste dstliys Il aassi ,ine yaritts
d'hRjle easentielies. 4 yssldre par
AN 8 ]. All MCMILLAN.
80 Juliet Washington. La.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

TNkiJN pearAIes yeax,%Lic Thompson Ut de Graf
~ fnbsifss 1t ailssi uie preparation es;tespar
sas@ j. MCMILLAN,
80 5iiIlIkt @ WaslIingfans lie. I
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

a htraf. |" |""
l marques a peu pres ainsi: -
Tcrnaes Ut ennditions--T.a Motto da prix d'actat
payable lie Len d'ayril lsGl ct l'autre Motto lie Ter
d'ayrii lsG2.
Toutes semnc Gui ne seront pas paytes i matn-
ritz porterui,t interet 4 raisan de huit pour cent par
an ~jusGn'an Placement final: Ia terrc denieurant spe.
cialement hypothequ6e n la dite succession, iusqu au
Placement final ct cntier dn prix d'achat ct ies inte-
rets qui ponrront exister.
Les aclnjreurs auront A foirnir de homes sfcu-
rites personalities en- soliio a la satisfaction dc Tad
ministratcur. }. h. COLBERT,
Opeiensas, 10 novembre. Administrator.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

nUELXtIES b~bannteiIlps all rtlAbre .Jufa Cordial
et vens taessiesrs qi ayez dcs ierili.es q gai
nNFex pas dseffaaits eHsaycz m sJulfsC 6ffiiaf TN
dft null sfo'sne sr III santa ut lie III yigaear meme
Asceax OH mt III Stories, j Tendte irtr
@sAss s4A s j. Is. MCMILLAN,
50 jniIict Washington, lie.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-10

l6me sectton, da,ss te Ioteasffp No. 3 Sua. r..
8, Est dams L Dlsfria Sui )uast ,i.s tsfres
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
A Girl Of True Grit.

A correspondent of the Newark I'd
vertiSef, chronicles an admirable instant
ce Of true heroism in girl living near
Trenton. He says;
Not a thousand miles from where
write, there lives the father of family
of amiable girls, one of whom at noted
watering place this summer. met aud capi
tivated a voting man from Marylaud.-
He was clever, we'll educated, well born:
and everything that was right. except
that he was poor. No matter for that
he would some day be rich-perhaps.-
The girl liked him at once-she was az
poor as he-So was her father-and they
quickly agreed to make match, Faith
ers and mothers all round consented. and
the groom went home rejoicing. But on
re-viSiting his sweetheart not fortnight
ago, her father, without word of expla
nation. ordered him away from the door,
and told him he should never see hiS
daughter again-that she had changed
her mind, and didn't want him. The poor
fellow, confounded out of his good sense;
turned about and went home by the train
He reached there in the morning, but 10
the evening train Of the same day brought
his sweetheart to his own door. Their
came the explanation.
She had heard Of his being to see her;
and of his being turned away. Her ia.
Their had told him lie. He Insisted OH
her marrying a wealthy suitor, who had
turned up within fortnight and on her
discarding the Marylander. The coura5
geous girl instantly went down to her
lover, stated the case. and ASKED him
what she should do. Dor" lie e&claim
ed, why stay and be my wife p And
they were married the same evening"
There is heroine for you'll
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

years he had been living q quiet. silent,
pinched life. bg the aid Of his scanty
pension. His daily resort was cafe.
where he could see and read the princi-
pie European Journals, and perhaps
measure the changed politics of the pres
ent time by the experience of his past
life
One day in November 1856. he enter.
ed the cafe as usual. took his usul seat
as he was wont to do. and picked up the
nearest paper. 1t happened to he the
Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung but he
had spent some years in Germany and
understood the language tolerablv. His
attention was attracted BY letter dated
jena. jena |" he thinks" was there
too what is going on there now ?" He
reads little further: Celebration at
Waldorf. Waldorf The name is ia.
miIiar; where have l heard r" AS
he continues his persual. the old captains
excitement, so unusual a circumstance,
attracts the attention Of all the other ha5
itues of the cafe. Grand Dieu, Davoust
Walforf-the ten men-the pastors
son! Did | dream. such thing, or is
this the same? Forgotten for years
and years-effaced by hundred other
military adventures-Overlaid and lost
in the crowded stores Of soldier mem
DRY, the scene came to light again. The
pastors son still lived, still remembered
and thanked the preserver Of his native
village! Many long year has passed
since such glow warmed the chambers
OF the old mans heart.
That evening he wrote to DIR. -
in leipzig. He was i'll and but few
months distant from his last. hour. but
the sol dier's letter seemed like Provi:
DENTAL answer to his - 4eSefs, and bright:
ening tie fickering lie terNSf his life. A
manly and afectioGs Nespondenco
was carried on between the two while
the latter lived. TIE circumstance be-
Game public, and the Geed was officially
recognized in Wv most aattering to
the pride of Capt. Lamotte. The Grand
Duke of SAKE We;mar and King of Sax.
ony conferred upon him the orders of
their respective homes, which were fol-
lowed soon af.erward by the cross Of
legin OF ho'or from Louis Napoleont
and an Increase of his pension. which as
sured him ease and comfort the rest Of
his life,/ 4 translation of the doctors
narrative, Published in the French pa.
pers, drew attention to him. and be was
no longer a neglected freqIenter Of the
cafe. He was known and hoRored, even
without his three orders.
Cast thy bread upon the waters, and.
thou shalt find it again after many years."
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
Valuable cal Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE
4 Farm on which he resides, in the township of
Howell, county of Monmouth State Of New Jersey,
being the property formerly owned by Richard Ha-
saman, near Brocklebank's Brick Yard, containing
III acres. Said Farm is miles from the Railroad
Depot, at Freehold, and well adapted for raising
Corn. Wheat Rye, and Potatoes, acres of Straw
berries will be in full bearing next summer well
suited for truck farm, being only four miles from
Railroad, where the best Stone Lime can be had
also near the best Mari In the County large
supply of good Peat on the farm, and good clay for
making Brick.
The improvements consist of a good comfortable
Dwelling Houss, large Barn, Wagon House, with
Potato Cellar under it, good Well of Water at the
House, also one at the Barn. The fields are well
watered; good Apple Orchard, and other fruits in
abundance.
Terms OF payment easy. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will please call on JOSH D. HARvEY, on the
premises, or John Kenworthy, freehold.
Sept. %, 1859. 47-3m
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

TO DESTROY RArs.-The Griffin (Ga.)
Empire States says a lady in that city,
who became so Infested with these troub-
lesome varmints, CITES the simple remedy
of dissolving copperas in water, (make il
str6ngO and sprinkle in the most prom
neut places, will make them leave at a
two forty rate. and no mistake. She tried
it successfully, and has not been troubled
with rats or mice since. 1t is simple and,
will not cost much to try it.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
DIR J. F. ENGLISH
So
DENTIST.

I'm MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, SCION
" door below the Drug Store Of A.W1LKER Is
" In his Office on Mondays and Tuesdays
Freehold, april 9, 1866. Ally
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
Monmouth School.
FREEHOLD N. j.
WILLIAM W. WOODRUFF,
Principal.

OdA NLES t. WOODH LII,
Vice Principal.
1T THIS INSTITUTION, THOROUGH IN
"A structlen is given in all branches necessary to
prepare boys for College. or for business.
There are two sessions, and two vacations in the
year. The vacations, each IL weeks, occur i'll the
Spring and Fall. The Summer Session will com
mence on Wednesday the 18th day of May.
The next WINTER SESSION will commence on
WEDNESDAY, Nov q.
The terms are $500 year, payable quarterly in
advance. This is in full for Board, Tuition, Fuel,
Lights, wa,mng, Beds, Bedding, &c, 1t is reques-
ted that the pupils bring with them their tow
es, napkins clothes bag pair of slippers, and an
umbreI.. and that each have his maine distinctly
marked on his articles of clothing.
The terms for day scholars $40 quarter In ad-
vance.
Freehold, April II, 1859. 25-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

In the same year there lived-and, no
doubt, still is living-iu Lyons an iuyal-
I'd and pensfoned captaino OF the Napoleon.
ic wars. After life of vicissitudes, he
found himself in his old age alone, forgot
ten, poor. Men no better aud Drawer
than he achieved distinction by some
lucky chance fortune had come to 9TH
ors, and Others had begotten children to
cheer and vitalizs their declining days.
him the world had passed by, and for
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

BE- Why are a country girls checks
like French calico? Because they are
warranted to wash and retain their
color"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

p9-Some slauderer asserts that paper
makers are the greatest magicians OF tbs
age, inasmuch as they tt .nsforIn begg&rss
III gs into sheets for ldjt Jss TO LIE. on. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

TnE QCAN q @ CsTv DOa'8s.E TsaMEA d
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
,VuIS MACHIN la scl now,g,-i by all ho quaint.
cd with It's merits, be IN best FAMItY SEWING MA
CHM before he pnbr, and for the foil wing reass viz
hs simplicity hs durability
@ rkeA aay ordnsry learn xork t.
ara,s bang IN rortsnE ordr, and ant If repsh
Isg original spoois rAoa the sro"b IF rtviSdin6 tAs
and sfrene Of which riii rip though
sAonid ri every JonriA or GnA stitch.
Ard L"a. ,ho.Sh not isaa, The REASONABLE PRICE at
rAick they sold
Ills Machin. the public css year
ago probably hns with such unparalel
cd success II short lime
The being unable until recently, supply
the cousa.ti, INCREASING demand they bling
tacur-d different factories
nieful Of this Machine attributable 9TH
well those enumerated above One Its rea
blity psro ming hands all thai Is claimed for tand
another TO- the pub determined pay the enormous
prc,s unreasonable rrohs hretore asked whom thcy
get Just N good maeiinc and mm snple for
TIN MoNkY.
We haze msnufacrur-d exprrssiy far u.s. THE PATENT
ADJUSTABLE uEAMEk the oaf that hens an stifAs
$50 Machine The best atsted aU ktnIs Of WORK.
coz % or fne, and u the mon pcpulaf' S.
an our Machines Hsn rtk ftK 6afAe, nd Enttss5sr.
We them in dns Csbinst cascs Auahed extra
Anr ''a+f !, A w.
All ask fai in.peeos and feel eonddest ron viii
=. may lldActs. -. nank SQUARE Lysehbare. Va.
Vs1E,GROWN 1BwAa.-arssiyrAs lis day !,
so superior SKIRTS, With W Hoops avery superior
ticis, at q So lmsy isdts JOHN ARRAaAAa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
xy0rS0 Cal nmrItC Pills.

Hk scieuccs q Cheury and Mrdcin, have been taxed
s = Ss ss ~rad .' .re s.
yrusa whhh ID excellence the or.
.iuary ciass And hsf thy unlreecdenoly upon
u s mea Thsy src sale snd plsssan, 70 take
The vial aesiss Z ~ lsody ssm,ss tn
purity blood aud ~ pol scaso Trey oui
the unl haacn Nhtsh bPset and row dhcnper sAs nnts
para hsaahy eth sArsnsh 10 tho who. sstem Not ,ay
fsy ths everyday rompiats 81 rssr, body ba A.e
fortlabe and dsAsea thai have An ihr cat
skil Whtip thew pSiu powerful M cts they
dissatisfied the and b-s, physe
emtsyed fyr xhidrcn. bsing coated they
pts&ssn take AID being purely liable rre in
sri ~ses ssFy ~ saIaAhsiasA by exal ,ost
fard the suspicion d nntt uti Many
rvymso and ply sirians have lent their To
ccy the psss the rulissi,y ct rsmrecs b'ls .
Of thcr !ciion that
Pr. souerOufe mmcnse 10 the relief oi NV niWt
ed, unffiuk isf3w melt
TM Agent below nhncd pleased to Furnish gratis my
Am6oh Aimsnac conanihg directions for their aud Ger
tidea1eeef ther eures, Of the following complaints
CosfiSrhcss, DiloM Complaints, Rheuinstsn, propsy.
He rlbarn Headache arising m on stonarh Sauatn III
thaErirsm faAnsAsy lass al Appetite. all pcer's ~ Uu
whbrh Require meine, scr,
la KINGS Evl They ala b, purifying the blood aud sia
uaiug The man, complaints which 1t wopi III
be- supposed lhey could reach such u. an.ss Partial Bud
Neuralgia md Nervous irrtaby arrangements 81 The
aud kssaTs Cast aud oshet knd I'd an,s mr,ng
NJ pat on ~ unpruciped dealers with other
pill they MAKE proai Ask for AYtR's pItLs and
lake nsshne ese NJ oshcrIhr, give with
IN H. ID ss 4 esa .na should
~ RreeavaA hy D.. 4. AAEH,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass.
piIcE2J CTS Pkk BOX. FIVE bones fokeL
m"nd n y. RlVES Pe.srshasg. NJ A, SANTOS N"'tle'
and all Druggsts feb "a di,Jniy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

AaNs.ER'a aWW1NSa MACMlNEs.-S:rrnI
- snays the mos conclusive proof OF great
Judged by this there labor saving MAJ hn. a.rc the
ubte ronpsEa1s eisgers Sewing Machines After esab
hng the highest rsputaion the United States they wn's
ihe la4s &c unyaele FRANCE " here
they carried OF the kgest premium and manuaeo
~ 10 make them has teen hull, faris
every branch Of industry witch to he done
these AAnes - ussA With proh As tho sluea
the Railway travelling foot SO sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
shoemaker dressmaker carrsI. ,smer sadd-r halter
should be without TN: MIR pront ot using Of
these machines regularly ewsS, @ T. TN. rhousand Dollars
In all pssvass fAssss where there nr sowing to
be these machiue~ assistance Planters
and hotel keepers and them convenient and pof
These machines sp,e their contradiction sst
very strong ssd dasae ssne The only Kind o So" ing Ma
chine as by which every at work hne
could persesy szsssss4 1h"a.sne interior aud weri
Sagsrs Machines have been found every
where TO satlsl1 - UAsts ~ tho public
Plain printed distractions for using sent With each ma
chine from vhIuh aay one car readily aclur, In VI
aging them fNs Anss packed securely SO To any
part d wcA 10 III persons desiring particular IN
lmMsop We w.t. . Application by either OF Of
Aee, forwarA copy III u. Singer Clos Gazette. paper
wholly cssotsd ofhs aswtng Machine intcrt,
J. NJ SINGER & 90,
PriuctpAl0aee. No 3sa broadway. New York.
RRAHce OtBIckA--ko Hanover ST.. BOSTON No ~ Chap
etsa. 4aesM O. Sievsrvlle N No "a broad 81
ST., n6lprs, No - Wsstminster ST. Providence
No East 18th st. Ciucinnaii No is North ith ST.. 81
Louis, No. 81 st. Chaslss g., Now Orleans No 20 Danphn
St. Mohlie. ~z.9 lder 2i.dkeis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

2, ~ a Da. "a acSa sides, sisoa Idcr, ~ Slam.
- " ceIobrated Ids Far tians ~
No. Loaf Lad 4OO bbis superior Kyo Whs
Apple Braidy 4UU uuls. kct,d tUOJ
k,ss Nails NV bucket. aud Broms 10 No
Goshen bh, ~ bbs riuIs pure b. Is
e,h An aud Cider 100 bba No ana haex,l.ii lVJ
Packages french brandy yU punch I'm ltIn
Gags Cofe, wv Portland ~ rup AMI NJ No
a,sus; JONf.S y 60.
apru ~ dts i,irhMoud.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
N9 w BOOK = fer sas~ NJ

psD- q r T 8. -vsa
o"e ,:"..narca vnric,~. 81 asT@ !,
SSfS;Ss ;SSsE S; %,sr S ,S sxTH:
SELvis's iarNoyhDG'rT IooK SALE.
an .nEsrAuT 81 rIiLADEIrHiA--
5 , ,%is4sS4 f. E ri.1:"s1r'iz
WITH ONE HuhphED VARIETIES
Mitn osE nuSDsED yXnini ,
VITA ohE nuhDRLp VARIETIES
WITH ONE huADhtD VARIETIES
or or y yA,,i Az, AMP usEr . airTs
OF .ALuAnLh AND USEFUL uirrs
." or y Va s AM AM T stti a, ,rrs
S" "sS;;itn q, q Il ES si san rIxs
yA ALE GIFT NTH NTH t tyHS sSSS s SOLD
e eArALoauh e SEM SEM f fMGn
oALALthiGks SEMI fRtE
ny Aad''''"S am cn..,,,, 81, =. RI, r. MIhvS
New Catalogues y"s 'sued containing al. the foPu
a Msa as sy ' r 9os %",a Of
received r'cei, Ion ,ne III be by mail
HT.s %nsS IS s S ccfsioN ssrs 0.
which .Ley take .. choes, and each osal than
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY ToMN.
&Sn lsts %aSlhp Il h hHf 4 4oWs
a3l che.,nu, street. PL,lalei phia. la
march 3odlawforoms.--J, 800.
CABINETS, war,res.s, WASH, aaa-, rabirs
~ a"a I'm ~. Safes to he had" HARDY y h.os
lust RECEIVED 80 HEAD AND FOOT
- sTUA vi aLABs-rh. i,i ins, set Ia hand
Aud am ioefned 10 sell them q"e, AMI cheap Tor cash
.ny, at j IS GADDEss
nay l&d,a Lynthours Marble WORKS.
Two TnR LADgEs.-Ths " Ne. Tea" With
he iatcs, 'cpris "f the fsr-, London aud New York
FASHIONS Tor This month"; just ~ hand II rn,ss tro a
setis 81 Cut paitrns ,may l3dia II. u. NlCfoN.
NEW saOODs! ME W GOODS. MOREaEw
~ GOODS Now r.eri, Ing another supply OF beautiful
srklAG AND suMMEk 0oobs liz great variety. at
may ~ Hts sri1LEh, PETERS y cos.
NATHA1r 10 A 0sS N q IA brsscr srusray
IL against by than Of Those daily offered
oas bs'. ANA hshiy valued Tor iaa! purpose oaghu,sU
Europe For sale by 8oNtHiEh n PLATHER
Jan ildn Main ~, opposite Tho N"r.rli ioasc.
lust received s"prrio. LAT fnss,iy r"scd na-
a. con, and Tor saic Wy k1NNlEk d SANDERS.
march y.lta
A GENENAL assortment ~ wew aud ch~ap
"A English French, German ani Amcrica Day GOODS,
jas, reccnedb by lalr 7ds JNo }. PLRrI> Agent
nDAkArOa.n ".s received 300 IA MAaOs.n
wmcn WI. De ,oid very cheap CAL aud look at them At
ia AAecsisv Or The 8o1 OF Dise. ssrs Of tho
IN Virginia Tennessee Raurcad Company. hold Al the
Once Of The Company, In the Of Lynchbag. Weaes
day. ,ls Soh day of March, iso, the following
Rssea That Or any other article shall not be- cxposed
for sale ~ the Dcp"s or upon the C"mpaay
burg nncsn by special permission in writing iresi
dent or Genern Supci intend snt:
Rssoired THAI the Adams Company he requested
no,t dsvcr frcsh, in ,he Depot upon the Coupany
ground Ia Lynchbmrg.
A copy from the records
alrIa oa WILLIAM v. HUGHES, sccrctary.
u bic DWELLING HOUSE. on Main street aspls ~
iaPrii iadts NArH. GUG8ENAEIsls.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

psAsx Il ~ ~ M =. as:ss As.
+ Monthly. d6dsyS LAAy's DcSk ~ fsssssssr
received q fapru 80 de u. o. VtOSO~D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

CITY PUNT UkAN
South Side Railroad Frsxht and kassGS
Petersburg daily tsunda, . exceptetD as.!y
AriNc AZ Iuy fhit
Wy
Arrive al Fetefs burx NJ.
The above Trans with the yAmes kiVsr otsanefu
leaving City Point tor Norolk and Saturday oruing
aud Tuesday evening with the hne Stsaers koanoke and
jamestown bound for New York
The Afternoon rain this Road will be only whss
there business Justify H. Stoppins tsess take
put of passengers be strictly BY those charge
tie tra,n aud IL will the train be stovied any
point Friend Crusng Cedar Level blrchetts Cross
ing Ljy3r~i ~ X. ALLstip, Suv't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02


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MN. II. srkATr0n.
sAAtLL H. AckiSS9Ss
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Dh 7. H. GiLAEke
Inc Mediea. fsAauilaiiou 81 snIJ
a"uc ~ tne oneuo' the OVmpahy IN
ho4.s ~ aud o'clock r. n -.
m.uIAa~.,s. : .A, &C., =
= -. .. 80. -
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/ the most con, uies assvrt nts OF UY.MADE d!
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NOW OPENING At waOLELALE AND RETAIL
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~" uncI Si.scs Appeants Ior Agensea WI
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All to issars attention. must contain return postage
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on .hort credit lie r..p.ruliy requests his fre,s
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the liberal patronage bessow oil upon me- respect
fully solicit VI the saus to nj successor
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nv s-It respons,bie tor any ooutI acts made uy him
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LARGE kTOCK az PUKECANNEL COAL. OIL. nj
Il 81 "a. per gallon, Just roccv, aid sale ilsl COAL
on. LAMPS Of various d ttsrus by
s1ABLER JONES,
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