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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

Mr. Henry Winter Davis of Maryland generally
save what be means to say with distDctness and
precision. We give On another page the chief por
tou of speech Of his just delivered in Baltimore,
which 10 likely TO be read by good many people
in all sections Of the cou0try.
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Death of a Distinguished Clergy.
man.

EEwB Brunswick, N. j., Sept. 7, 1859.
The Rev. James Romeyn Of the Reformed Dutch
Church, died at his residence in this city, this mora'
ing.
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The Law and Order Meeting In
Bal(imO ore.
BALTIMORE, w,

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1859.
The meeting 10 morrow will be immense. The dis.
orderles to have vanished for two weeks there
has not been the slightest disturbance.
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NOn.Arriyal of the Europa.

sAcKvrLLE, N. b., "Wednesday, Sept. Tsp. m.
The weather at Halifax, when the limo closed this
evening" was clear and mild. No sigus Of the steam
snip Europa, now fully due.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
State Politics.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sept 7, 1859.
In the Judicial Convention Of the Fifth District L.
roy Morgan Of Syracuse was to-day nominated a. ths
Republican candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court
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Nem91urk DAILY Gribm,re
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1853.

TO CUKHkSFUNDENIN
No ro.ce be taken Of Anony Communications Wna
ever Ia intended Tor rr be suth-n stsi By the
s.e and sddre Of the wrter-no. necessarily for pcbhcs
ton but a. guaranty for his good faith.
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LYONS
MAGNIIIc iNsHCr PcwpER.

MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
PARTIES Reaches Moths Bed bugs and ctnef IN
sct. leave their address AZ our store We w
cap bouses shps public buildings &C. with this Powder ana
warrant Iii also sold BY ell respectable Grcce and
Dusgsts old Depot No ~ Brosdwsy and oy MI LkA
vxNwoRrH Brooklyn The immense sueoess o Lyons rowpss
has s,ru .e 10 Of worthless limitations unter dnrf~nt
ss,,ns nsmes This Pow has been tested 10 Tor %
vrar 10 prevent fraud changed to ass can
Der, with iuitia B P blown in. Be particular what
You INQUIRE fcr LYONS MAGNETIC Puts Ge srre death 10
R.sSss pax L. Lyon. Nos II and Is PaIk.
House
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RATs. REACHES, INSECTS. &c.

RATS, k0ACHES, INSECTS. &C.
aous,i ~~p, troubled with se~1 b no Longer
The, u,r "CosrAxs ExrKAAArosS We have Hs-S to our
f.r,iap and II s. would have IL knccks
- h,sb out Of Reaches and Bed Bus sliokef than 30
car me IL Try t"-l Medina tO) oasetss of Msy6
.Co,TAs's- Raj, RoAeE, &C EXPLANATION.
.Casr.R's' Bsp Bio ExrhkniAAroR
.CosIAns" lLLeIRic Powptk, rok hsscrs, ka
foulv irfaiibs remedks tnown
pv,aois.l Depct NJ 4Ie Broadway, NewNas-
Drvrsiss spa D~aers syeiywocrs srh tssln -, n,
49,, al Spurious limitations ExAmh- - osA DIX
-. on Sl.ss 40 ,ske ~. aag eaS " CostAks
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HolLowAy's PnLs.-Long lie is best secured

bv carefully regulating TIE fuDeeas ~ Digestion eeastioh
this medicine scts uon inc @o'
aoh liver blood, ana bowels may BE- Justly Aed he ensa-
rips curative hAnuaetcr 30 Maiden lAae, Nes-to'k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

DIR. BRONsoN's BLOOD FOOD is invaluable for
rbro. Complaints ell Chronic Diseases arising from General
Debility Nsvons Los of Sleep and Oycr1se Of
~ c,,s,ns sold by II. r. KigRsrEp Son, Druss,sts,
No 40 Bosdway; H. X CHuKcs Co. 50 Maiaenlsne, n Y.
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Business Notices.
AIRY & Co.

Tar AUTUMN F.sHoy FOR GEsTLGsfSs HAS,
and would that for the past thuy y-A ." opP-1
-. besr iLto tier ctoes ef~ry inp,ose
Throasb thus thu pre.sut extensive sehes t1sY no"
INV 49, Bfosixs
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poiism which have made their country and its
kings and nquisitOrs bywords to all generations.
In that day such deeds were done in the name Of
Religion and the Divine Right Of Kings. In ours,
they are perp ,trated in the name Of Democracy
and the Divine Right Of Slavery. The nams Of
Religion was not profaned in the one case more
than that of Democracy in the other; and in pres
ence Of the assertion Of the Divine Right of Slavery,
that of Kings becomes almost reasonable and
respectable.
Let US look little at the case related BY The
Crescent. bright, INTEL gent. free, colored men,
are compelled, not BY individual cruelty or brutai-
IT, but by deliberate law of the State Of Louisiana
to doom themselves and their pOsterty to slavery,
for no crime no ofense except that Of their hered
itary descent, and this in a country which processes
to disregard oil distinctions Of birth or blood in ts
laws and Constitution 1t is not pretended, even,
that these men needed to be taken o-thas they
could not provide for themselves. 1t 10 expressly
stated, On the contrary, that they were doing
good business earning, one seventy-6ve, the
other o,e hundred dollars . month. And this 10
but a single instance out Of . multitude
Of similar cases. Compared to this, the Aortara
outrage, which 70 shocked the civilized world,
sinks into insigpifcance. And yet 20 debased have
the moral sense and the political instincts Of tse
American people become BY the long continued
crimes which will rins forever through history, and
stains that will never be efAeed from our national
fame. Are regarded with com alAceny BY sArss par.
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Ne0RILANROUs.


Singers Sewing 0acnmos.
~ HEAT espss sgays - most eeazaHise rfes y -.
Jsa ss2eeA - - tsEs eeof sasssg nseahs
before - nEkis eszDerubis kaazeFs 1eulns
AfrF ESTABLISHING hiGh<t Feputsfoa = te Usiiea 49,
tkry we've exhiils1 DC lss -Bxpoelzioa N
Frasc- uisrrs TT e.Fri-s % tim hzaess e1lnm shs
great aanu.ctofy 70 make Them has bee BUN IN fanA
In every brsneh Of industry In uhieh swing 70 DC cone
irsr machines nsed nth mnense Fosi - Tue sPs
Of the Railway traselliay fs, ~ seshg wnn
singers AarhBe= compared sifh thanksgiving No nnef,
shomakeS drs.smakef carriage rimef sa1dief hat,ef
kc soui be without The fA ront VI using oss ~
iesc srhinss regularly emioyed sns Thousand Doa!s
year In I'll prszie hmiirs whsrr :srre MUGS sesg "
deae nsehass lassuabae assistance thn.
and hotel keepers aud Them psriciaF, convenient aud pfon'
able These machines simple In ttttr construction sna
very roag darsb, being the oaiy kind u sewing Ma
chis ever by which sort Of work. eosFss ot nn
coud perfectly executed Thousands o. interior ana won
usmes bal slnesfs Machines alone have been found ever.
vhrrp To sailHfy the wants VI the people.
Plain printed Instructions for using sent VITA each ma
chine nom which any one readily acquire the art Of
gIng them machines packed securely 10 60 TO any
par the world To all persons desiring more particular "
innnon WILL application BY letter 81 either o. our ON
ees e,rwsrd eopy OF n. singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
wholly devoted 10 ihs sewing Machine Interest.
Principal ONCE, No. s2s broadway, New ora
BaAscH OsyoEs-so ~ Hanover FL, Boston: NO. W Chap
81 81 New Haycn o.; Olover,ile, N VI No. 2.i Broad 81
Newark n ii No. 14z Chestnut ST., PHILADELPHIA No. ioo bai
linore st. Baltimore; No. ~ Westminster 81 Providence H.
l.; No. East 4ih 81, Cneinnait No. % North 4'h ST. s
Mobile (jcc 2.-dSct~)
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c. 8. BLISS Il co.

no THE FAIR! the universal cry, aud thousands
participating In the festivities which such Interesting
occasions Affords for the present week. the hronsng multi
City Of Hill, enjoy lis hospitality and
participate In the interesting which the offspring OF
such occisiUns.
Among The many attractive places which the gathering
thousands invited and welcomed may be dnd HE
The OH WhisAurs IhOtographc GdHery next door 10 the
Virginia rank, Main street, I,nchburg Va, where hnndrcs
III of the nobes works VI creation On exbo
free ALL and should desire fac smile of themselves
shall be furnished sor notice. aud at prices that cannot
fall 10 please.
fine of Cases and Frames of style and
grade, constantly hand Also, Lockes Breast Pins Finger
Rings Watch Seals; Charms, Sc.
Pictures taken every Of the ar at all hours Of The
day, aud In all kinds 81. weaihcr. u. II. BLISS,
Oct 1y-,is Practical Photographer.
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Lock 10 Yeur Coal and Wood Bills.

WE have a.i received another supply Of the celebrated v
w and Merit COOK Srov ES for WOOD aud coal which
universally admired al the late Agricultural Mecan-
heal Fair In this place BY the great saving Of fuel the thick
casting superior finish and perfect operation In
tc various departments 81 cooking they ACKNOWLEDGED To
be The known We have fitted 10 snc Copper
boiler, which great convenience IN
furnishing ali mes without addition u. be-
ing heated by the and without interfering vii" The
nov s.its C. g. BLISS 4 co.
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Robinson's Manipulated Cuano.

SNHls FERfiilER compos,. Of one.half bksr Psnr,.S
GuANo half npe ground Bone tho best
GuAso Is In eo.tion for immediate Use, being prepared
aud improved machinery, by which Tho
combination Is effected reducing al Ia Uniform
POWDER and Tor application by drill otherwise Is In the
perfect order And have hesitation that
Ing COMMUNITY The quality will be kept perfectly uniform
all and HdrrIated 10 cosIsa cent u i,p.oha,
dnd - 70 80 per cent qf Bone Phosphate u Lime
Our Guano put up In strong bags weighing about 100 &
each.
FRANCIS ROBINSON gives his personal attention pre-
pairing this Are aud purchasers rely "Robfasoa
Manipulated GsaHo being particular represented
All oFIcrs will receive immediate attention.
r. ROBINSON Il Co.
No. I, Holln'.sworth street, up stairs,
baltimore, Md.
RoDlNs.oN'S MANIPULATED GUASo Is Tor sale la lois
10 suit, by the following Agents:
Jonathan T. son, Frederick, Md.
J. q. Neveit, Alexandria, Va.
J. II. Bradley, Fredericksburg, Va
Harrison d Maigne, Norfolk, Va.
y. II. Sktnker Il Co, Richmond, Va.
Thos Branch Il Sons, Petersburg, Va.
T. Z. h. O. Worth, Wilmington, Nc.
Il. c. Lindsay, High Point, n. G.
July 23-,i2ms
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Timely Notice--Payment Of Accounts.

= u r. Ia matter vi Yer! great hnrlraicc
"A small cons,ieraIiun to those ndcbtl
Take TINS opportunity al Informing urr OWN.
bills. tint wish settled u b, is my reg,
lar collecting -cisoDnd at They find l al
III. store the ist day al Jul. neat usc
IN JANUARY VIII bc Afforded opputun. JuiN
which ne, If payment made, conn ,.,i 10
ENFORCE pdYtenE l.. /. AEAI,it.,D
june l,-dts--Rct copy. M..n silc,t
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University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Medical Department.
W. Salnion f1ASQ COY

,:,naoN, NJ. D. Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
SAMUEL NJ h. Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine.
H. Moop NJ d., Professor Of Theory aud Practice Of
Medicine.
n L. ilnE NJ b. Professor Obstetrics and the Diseases
ui Woman and Children.
JosRru ,a,oN, NJ d. Professor of Macria Medca and Phar
EaHgG T. EoGKRs NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry.
Josfrn l.,lp,, Nj D., Professor of AnatDny.
lr>nY II. saiIn, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM lirNr, NJ. D., Dcmonsuinr Of Anatomy.
Lectures session VIII begin second Monday
of October and close the lat of March,
tuicd distraction given throughout the Session. In the
Medical Hal by the Professors and ut the Pennsy yana and
Other Hospitals.
The Disseeng Rooms, under the superintendent Of the
Professor OF Anatomy and the Demonstration, from the
middle nj september
The Room Operative Surgery and Application Of Ban
dagc open early In September and throughout the
under the supervision the Professor Of surgery.
surgical Dcmonsrntor e. 81 BIsIor, NJ. u.
Fees for the leach Professor $5. ...... 4O5
Mairculaiun (pad Oniyl. .................
Graduation Fee 80
Il. L. ROGERS, NJ d., Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
University Building.
+. b. DICK, Janior, University Building.
7. sBoard may be had nj from ~ 80 to &c per week
iuN NJ. claMAm
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
Lynchbuig Hose Il Fire Insurance Company.
flsiS Company makes Insurance against loss damage by
FIRE, Dwelling Houses stores, Tobacco Factories and
orr buildings Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise
generally IN aud the most favorable terms
Also ukes Insurance OF all persons
good hcallh and 81 sound constitution whole
of life. limited period
slave, employed ordinary occupations. will be Insured
reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks om and any
the Sortbcrn-os southern Pofts, nj favorable rates
BOARD DIRECTIONS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ. CDBiis. Wee President
GEORGE II. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
JoItN orEY TAYLOR WV. 7. AxpRHsox,S
JAaks y. PAYNE, Jous 7. DAVE,
Nm II. SrRArTos, MAuHioE =. LANauoRSE,
sAMuEL IL. MCkiSsEY CHAs X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS a. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED 7. WILLS, Secretary.
DIR. WN. orWAY OWEN, u,,., u,,.
DIR. ?. II. GTI.MER, '''"'"' HAA""e'~
The Medical Examination Of subjects for Insurance will be
The pfice Of the Company between
hours u 2 and o'clock +. NJ. feb Gs-dts
Iron! Iron!! Iron!!!
~ OW ~ stofr aud landing ships Helene, Willard and
~ Treiton hne assortment of
Common and Best Refined Iron,
Hoop, Barrel and Carriage Iron,
Horse md Mule shoe iron
Imported direct 10 City Point and for sale In suit by
may l1tlms GILLIAN n DUNLOP, Petersburg, Va.
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II 4 M d Y a \.

FlNE undersigned having removed To the formerly
n cupied by L. T. chncd, Esd. next door ~ ry " Saun
drs beg leave to Inform his friends that he Ia still engaged In
the Communication amt forTdrda0 Basncss and keeps
sianiy hand we'll selected stock uf srArLg
he Will sell thai VII not fall 10 please
His bciies for dppg SroRsAaE 81, SINGS
unsurpassed, having upon the Basin, with well
be entirely
liz Ia h Agent for LyngstonA celebrated Flows and low
CASING, and IA always keep ui Alo, uano
tencni and Ground Plaster.
feb 4dts WI. r. ANDERSON.
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GVs Hare ana BeiatJai Gtoen IndSserim ldtely
oddoa Money 10 all Persons Ordrmy ook J,oa
CLARK'S GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTA EMF
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HOUSEHOLD Library.
DELISSER &c PROCTOR,
(sucoEssoRs TO STANFORD 4 sW0RDS,)
sos Broadway. New York.

Have recently pubshed follow Ing splendid and Elegant
BIOG RAPHIES.
SO Cents each Volume. prepaid for Natl.
yaL1. LIFE OF JOAN OF ARC-By MionELxT.
Vol. H. LIFE or BURNS-By CARLYLE.
Vol. I'LL LIFE OF sOCRArEs-By GRorE
Vol ". LIFE OF CQLUMDUS-By LAMAnrlNE
Vol v. LIFE OF FRED'K THE GREATLY MAoAuIAy.
Vol W. LIFE OF WILLIAM PI1T-By LoRD MsoAuLAr.
Yo. VII LIFE OF MAHOMET-By GTsRes. With the
Noles 81 Dean MimAn and Dr. William Smith.
Vol VIII. I1FE OF LUTHER-By CuEy. BuSsEN. With
spiritual Portrait Of Luther By Carlyle, aud Appendix BY Sir
William Hamilton.
Vol X. LIFE or OLIVER CRoMwELLr-By LAnARrrsn
Vol X. LIFE OF TORQU ALTO TASsO-By @. II. WnrEx.
yel xL LIFE OF PETER THE GREAT-la two voiumes
Vol XII. Complied by the Editor.
vd. XIII. LiFEOr MlLToN-By Paovnsos MAsskS: and
an estimate " Mtlton's Genius and Character by Lord
Mecnulay.
Il hssed thnt these precious voumss Will be welcomed
u al homes where exists fps something
hnn fictitious saHh Thest biographies the and
70 Be faLd tbs subjects Of which they treat
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Removal! New Stand! New Goods =!
UANING sold entire stock Of Goods at old stand,
located below the SoTvell House, opposite Hall
Livery Stable, where will continue The Groctyy Commits
business Thankful 10 friends and customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended me- solicit eotln-
uance oi same, nssuring them will offer Inducements
cash viii keep constantly on hand, nice selection of GRO
CERES AND STABLE DRY GOODS; also, Corn Meal, Pas-
or and Min onal j. &. SHEARER
march Il
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Lyuchbufc Coach and Wagon Factory

oRR, TIE sulscrib his grateful dye
GziL hi. and Customers iuE HE le
raj patronage 10" ard him. and b,gs lea. e u inform
them and the public he has and
hc hopes, by strict attention. business merit CON
tinuance oi avors lie will make keep hand
all kinds OF lkuN AALE WAGONS, made In ia. most sub
and style. lie will also make Ia order and al
mude, general Carriage,
AMI bugges Also large assortment twu-lors
spring Moving Wagons and mo-iorse Stages. Al 4n
good work. tie old Lync,Ia,y tOtca Uag0a
tory and, us lac doing business prnrIc You
expect 10 gc good and price. wanl
good aud neal DuSsies give me IA call
march li-dS JOHN II. BAILEY, Agent,
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iss9N AND SiEEA WAREHOUSE,
No. lei, SYCAMORE STREET,
patarch11rp Va

petersburg, va.
1,uJIAM Il DUNLOP have in store well assorted stock
W Of IRON AND EEI which they offer In lots to suit
purchasers II the lowest prices
English and Best REFINED lron-all sizes;
swcles and Hammered Iron;
Wide Plough lron
Nail. Rod and Horse Shoe Iron--bes brands;
land, Hoop oval, and Huf-round Iron;
sheet IRON Bar and fis; lin and Lend;
Cast. German, hound Machine and Spring Steel
Prompt personal attention paid 10 orders.
2ip,l
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

No, 81 SyCAmOr6 SCfB5C, F6G6r5UuTS,
(SIGN or THE "a LE)
<NFFEs 10 his friends and the public generally, one OF the
largest and choicest stocks Of WATCHES, JEW ELh ,
siLN EKW ARE FINE CLOCKS and FlkoT-ClAsS GOODS
every variety his line presented to the public us
cheap brilliant and beautiful be had III any DINER esao
any country. In every Department. ar
ccs ipoed) OF the newest Styles anu
unique, classical and elaborate workmanship
ls-,ls
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w q Oh AND OAs

end Of Jefferson Street, prepared 10 fr,,,sI ~, eli
sens of Lynehburg with WOOD AMI COAL upon favorable
rns undertake. satisfy all customers and furnish Inc
o. ~ article OF Red Ash Anthracite Clover Mn CiL
onerei ~ lae market The prospect that viii os ,
sheaicf bnt very probably higher, during The seasu
Immediate attention SIs,ii., ~ ~ 's ~, U
folly i4-dlm-Eep copy LIN '
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Hlir JeWelrV
Goods Goods! Goods!

~ OSSo' SIOOSAo 1OOoS.
MI SPRING supps OF BoUis, SHOES, GAIrERS, -
4'2 Haas, GAPS, lnUNkS, NALlSkS, CARPET ~.
i'iDe, "a tilElS CMBEELi.As DC, &C., is re- -
vv %. an1 TO which must cali iie aa.mon of iricns
M r1naei IN! assortment and prces viii give
aIh Yer! thankful 10 iiberai eommuny country and
IN ,itsl y Y
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SOmhrerO Guano.

, tons u Phosphate tnno, just from sonbrcro Island,
- - N,s indies, the Richest ,I'sItr Phosphate III Lime
known Ia the Npri containing between - and
Booe Pho.n3"ts q lime and I" which We invite eAticnIon
~ cnis and the public generally Mtp deal ia fertilizers
We for the sale of this Glano here and
will sell al Norhern prices, deuc,lns expenses to this
place.
Pamphlets containing Its analysis Nc, furnished aplca-
lion or by mali.
McCoRkI.E n Co, Sole Agents,
april diets Main street l.,ncbburg, Va.
H1RiENDLf NOriCE.l wish thus timely inform those
l. Of whose fall due In ULl, that hn.
,ncale In July August must request pay:
Tor their accounts which hope will be
convenient. and that all such Will call.
june li-ds T. SEABUEY.
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FuNHE undersigned beg friends and
public general, that they this day, their
WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, heretofore kept on Main
Street, opposite the Norve House locality on
MAIN STREET. opposite the Wd,scick House, and door
TO II. {. vctors's Hook Store.
As principle from the beginning
the besi LIQUORS. sl determined ODER nothing
sale but what are convinced Of 10 be pure
april lidts GONTHlER h PLATTER.
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GEM. SUITS orrlcE, v. a r. n, R. CO,
LssSnsrns, Va, June iTth, iSae.

N and nr u ssIb a. june. Two Passenger Trains vii be
" fun npoa hts rcd. q faiows;
and ssIvs q Bvsel Tsnn- Il 1890. NJ Reuraing WI
leave nfin1x a NJ nad arrive Iynchburg nj elAP NJ
The Aepannodalos TFaa viii LEAVE LynchbarR daily at II,
NJ end sssse Il BRISTOL II, A. n. Returning VIII leave
iupc - DIN T. H. GILL, 0~nl supi
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ItORN, MEAL LUMP AND GROUND PLAsfEf-1he
upi, rsgncd has rented from Messrs Langhure Johns
Corn and Plaster Mil lie will Keep constantly hand
the above articles, which e will sell cheap punctua CUSTOM
IHAS. =. LANGlIbRNE. sole Agent
march ids for the sale OF Western Plaster IN this city
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Metallic Tipped Shoes.

upper PHOSPHATE OF LIME, ured BY whitlock
~ Cos i'aiiino., undoubtedly preparation
bacco hid wheat ia sasy any person
that 1t Is superior 10 any oIlIer. FOR 10y
june JAMES BoYD & co
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raiNris u. DEANE, Jr.. Z SEA,

ia AtnBUhtt. NlulAI..
-
CHILLED EAiLAO Al LAR WHEELS.
m iiEi prepared c<-te promptly, orders
Il tent FOR itlr tiG..I> &c aSits.J FIR
g.nid Coal B.,ivt Cs,a,c5,k Pig.
JoilS r. McDASiEL EsI President Virginia Tennessee
Railroad "a.
Epw. H. GILL, ESD, Superintendent Virginia Tennessee
Railroad Co
Tnos. DoOANEAp, Esl, superintendent Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
Nj PrrrRs Master Maehnis, Viz nia Tonnes
Railroad a..
Mr. ARCHIBALD PoE, Master Machinst Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
JosEIn K. ANDERSON, Esd, Richmond, Va.
Mcssrs. MoKsIss, TANNEK ~ Io. 40.
Francis MALLORY ISL President Norfolk anl Petersburg
Railroad Go.
wa MALONE Esq., Chief Engineer Norfolk and Petersburg
l.airoad Go.
ADAM DENNEAp, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md
\. WYATT y Co., Charleston, :. &.
VA L. ANDERSON, Isl, Mu5Ie, Ala.
WM q. Swan, Esl, Knoxville Tenn
GkSERAL JACKSON MORTON, Pensacola, Fluriis
The business at the LANGiioNE FOUNDRY will Lercaf
Ter bc conducted by the subscribers under ~ g.
DsANE. Jk, n SOY. y. b. DEANE. IN.
mp la-e2tawts y. BROWNE DEANE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12
To the Planters and Farmers who Trade

AND SEND THEIR PRODUCE TO LYNCiIBUEG
TUyHE open, the field clear. with To-
Il bacco, Wheat, and other produce!
IN per have died natural death Of their
yrannica disease the Board Of Trade withdrew pro-
from by repeating It's Objectionable acts which
would passed but for them
GEORGE sTElTOE is still selling Tobacco at In,
has all the time charged which 20 cents for all
parcels 300 pounds 80 cents for all boO and
under pounds 81 90 for all over 1000 pounds aud 81 90 for
nil hogs,eads
lie Planters and Farmers sustain him by sending
him tobscco and other produce with the coopcrn
Independent commission mechants) has
sustained their rights and interests in the times that have cd
mems souls"
He can always he found al his ONCE JONES SrErToxs
when the Warehouses july 19-1m