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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Administrator's Notice.

H. trT."ns having claims. dents, ~ AssaaadS aRnin.
tie estate - WALTER ". REYHOLtN ASrSa.-6,
are hereby niincd TO exhibit them win tbe naeesaasD
vouchers ." the uTlrrsiEntd AdlhstrafOF ss the ~
once 81 " " BTn'r6-lh, ksq -ITsty's 19oek 40.
street Parrr'Ill-. ~ p"rs" County California vfiAo IN
months fr"in and aftT tie 81 nusIeP o. -.
claiIs, debts and rfAnds will Ie krrVrT barred - iaO
CiiAs D.. ABIuIT, Public AsusInIS1raioS
and AdritiI'T~t"r 81 the fSiaie u Walter n. ksyhsA
decreased.
IIarerVIlic. December lIth, ISSA. -eu
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
NOTICE TO PRG.EMPTI0X CLAIMANT

Every entitled TO the right Of nrr-sss.ssGs
81 the lands within the townships sud paris u 1OWnI
above enumerated IL required estshsh The 49, ~ -
satisfaction Of the register aud receiver Of TIE 11
ONCE and make payment there TOR HoOa a. rvn~a.SS
after seeing this mofC, aud befFe the d a.iioo1 -
the commencement Of the public sale 81 NE 49, 49,
cling the tract claimed otherwise such saIs 1li - -
frityd. Jos. g. WuaFV w.
Acting Commissioner " the GENERAL LsI.6 o..
August 1-2GE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
ON the 3IMt Day Of JmmmaFT.
ConstabIe's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution diTrrtsA iAsu.GAsGs
ID 81 the r"HTt 0f AleA. Ir'ine, . 1Asits0 II The
fcacc IN and for the TOW nshP Of Mud SRgtaA, cS@aay
of ~ Dorado and state Of California, upoz tvaRwsmt
rendered thrTen on the 18th day 81 DessakEs A. y.
lh, in favor 81 John ROdamOst and sgaDs q. u Pea
body, for the Of and TO- 100 d1nnEa. 4aA Al
seventy three and l0O dOlIaTp, SSssAa A6AAs.
eTuiny cot'-I have lrvied nTUn AID ssiaeA asa Sia
expose for s.le at public auetisa, 70 The AAss.
On the 90th Day Of JammaFy.
~ u. 1859, at IL O'Clock ~. all the right, inaaBsst
aud claim Of the above named defendant H.
IVnoWins de!cTittd property, Htng anA bsSaPa6 Tie
township Of Mud Spring., county snd sGaas Atwoss4,
hmm. cd ab STAT! acres, ny ss6 NsssA
Springs in the f0u nShp. county sd sta1ssos6ei1b
together with all the impTOv ements tAsBSos1 eSnsaS
Of dwelling house, btAbles, OuthouOeo.
The said tract parcel u &A3S-kA6W@ses
the Ranch VI yOhn kOdanOnt.
Given under my hand this eth day Of g1saasy, 4. ..
1859. 8. ANDERsON,
tel Constable in and for OsbAGSWushiP.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
NOTICE.

"A aAd earnestly requested 10 call at my store In Cnper
PaceEvIe, and settle Immediately. do not w!.h &c sub
lect hose Indebted Ia additional expense, and
therefore call upon thVm to settle their accounts without
drlty. 8. BALDWIN,.
Upper n I,ervile, October Gard, ISos.--Itfl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
RiITjaT,d FFahle for aafa,

TIME undersigned has elegant RINaYd TaNe which
Il he will sell very low and accommodating terms.
D. NEWDACER
pf,orrr.lc n .,oher Oh lssa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
SlDeriG'H sale.

DuDOH F&UOo
V1N virtue Of eXseufion iSsurd II the C1eVkD
II ONCE II the Hon District Court q the lItA Ju.
dIeIAi distinct in and EE ~ lIoFado COuny % JnAe.
mrIi rendered "n the 3I.t day 81 Septemh~T A. D.
III favor II Peter NrhTsm, and sgaiIGSt IuSaAa HjrA
mnd for the "f three hundred and tee anA - la1
dolarr, c-ts II suit and arrTuHg COTS, haze siec1
upon aud Ill ApOpe to bnbtc kalr at the Aag OfVA
Court IlOusr ia the (Iiy Of FIneerille,
On tic 31St Day Of JaMmaRJ,
n H. le at 10 O'erk, \. NJ. I'll the FtRhs IT'LL n.
iTrst and rizim. Of the said IurtDdn hicAnanA a. n
aid I" the L~ ing drsrTl~A pToreTty hing aAA Oelae
IN hi~ OAK t'N nship II Dorado rounfy and aease M
AfInia, 10 ait: certain frame h.,ssre the saask
eide IL the road L~adIRg r. m PerrVin~ aaenm<Hss
Lrard b~t~rrn the ks Trad H"Hse and the Nossnsa
Ia"rn, IN ih" village II ClaTks,lr said rAA, asA
knUN the metropolitan Jew How're and tAe Il eff
lard ~hieh the 'An'e stsnds together nth the In.
prot hts thereon.
T.. HOGARDCR,
Sheriff ~ II NaFado e. GAL
Ry l.. u. HOFTINS. DSPaty AAsyiG
Sheriff. OhSre, PIaecTSilIe Jan. g. L. b. 49, T1Sssl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
SheriR'A Sale.

10y virtue 81 order II sale issu~ - the Cshll
ID uIrr II the He's. Distinct CouTs u tie IOtA JOds.
cal nstuei ia aud for u lh'Eado eoasly, OWsRs
mrnt rendered the l6th dsy u AaguSS, 4. ufaaA,
in favor 81 Issae ISnaH. AdnsiRtstrsi"s - u. lkG
deceased, and agsIn't IrAneiS GasEeT. Th. Patae r.
Pollard aud ". kIrhaTdssn, far the mfsaAun.hanN
dTrd aud fort! Ahd aOl'a dolIsFS, ui1A1ina6sess
i'Tr"n at the rate II tn ~. pr sssDISoaesAk
10th day II A"g".i \. u lH'r, i"K~theB SiSA GhSS@
Il eight! five and NjIO d1Tp. rsss - ssia ssA e..
crnny costs, have cNird "Tpn AID 10 pse 10 PuS
>al ~ tie erF Of the tOuTt HWaSr, IN the CIoyssf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
ON the 3Ixt Nay or Januarr.

\. d. l> at 10 O'chrk. y NJ. al the riga, ttsls, In.
frTrt ST rz1u NJ rt aid sCg sii6nf tkea
had the I'D day 81 Oct"uT A. u. 1857 an q ~ d.
there amer, IN and Ia the follow ing iA nSsaaR1AS
rr"pcTi! I" vat; One certain River Ninag ClniEa Sisa
naird near the mouth II IadsS tanSn, 10 II lA.rAAu
c,'nn'! and fur hundred !Ards -ISN the Il Grew
Eagls, and k"u the BuLanas NihinE Clsirs. a.
g"thcr 18th fumr, ~bc', Pnmpp, t6sl., aud sPptss-
arc's ihrr' 'o belonging. aud all the right, tSIs ssI
ncTe, Th at ia~ and m ",ini,y h L.nginS 10
,aid drir"dan'', together ~Hh the iEpsVAs nsaGA.
thereon.
T. DOGARDTs,
ShsTin II III DORADO TO-, CAL
u! l.. d. lI"FAI>,, Drputy kAedG.
>h'Tihs 0fre IacrT'ilIr, Jan 6, \. D. tGo. ltsss!l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Swedish LeecheS !

TGST RECEIVED, and always on hand, at very
- s"nalAc prices, at
APOTlIEC ARv'S NALL,
DMmnnd Swings.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Bridge Notice.,

NoTICE IL hereby given that the un1sVsiissf vIBkp~
AN ply to the Hon. the Hoard of euPeTvisoSs Of DoE-
do County, on the +h day 81 February, 1os0, OPo ea
thereafter sad BOard ahalI be IN sesioa ~ venRwal
Of license TO keePa Toll Bridge acroas the 1nseF0 e er
Creek. on the road leading from WsTks RaneA - Msast
Gregory, In GeOFgotOwn TOwnshIp, n saI1 esany.
December 9th, 1855. l&a-4zl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
North efMe 1a.e line and cr.t Of tie Anm'OIn merrill.

Sections and lots ?. and g. of section 81 sections
aud y; the half, and lot l. Of section la sections II
H. II, u and II the NJ i oflI sections ~ to = inclu
>vc the NJ = the NJ = 81 NV !. aud lots |, and
NJ sect ion 81 ri frrUSii f,rO. The NV Of srcti"u
sections g. =; t. {. and the Sw = of III sections Il to
- inclusive tISW nf ~ and sections - to ~, in
elusive, IL hJrnsIip Mpr Fractional fO'rRAhjps E,Rr.
Frc SIR Sirtt,n an" NcreHfcrn. Fractional sections =
and the SW ~ IL fractional section IL the l.
Of u; scr;cn - the 81 u "f ~; sections ~ and -
fractional -rroii ~ and sections ~ ~ and 3D. Of t1rH
shiD ci1Lff~h at rf'i'gr 1ar
- The tAyrtAa Nv = NJ S1r =. and tTr NV
ofSW IA. 81 section tie NJ ofNE "f2; the Ne
NEl-l Of 81 i 81 L.: The g uf NJ y, the 81 the
|. ofSWi AMI the SW ), .: SW i of section 10 the
~ NV /, the SW III" " = q; 81 and the 81 = 4
81 ri section "a fractional sections pa ~. ~ and
-, and sections - aud 81 ~ h'rnLiP H,a. aud
fractional f'rHAhi f'"r and Sirfe". ri r'Hy' IRA.
No,M ofMt hats, line anil ~eA; Of The KoU"t Di"L'"
lHtri,iitiA.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
BY AUTHORITY.
mo. GA



by thc President Of the United states.
IN PCRSU ANCE OF LAW, 1 JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
hlcnt oT the United States Of America, do herehy ue'
clare aud make known that public sales viii be ed u.
under mentioned land offices IN the State oil CaiOra az
the periods hcrcina fttr designated, to wit:
Al the land office ut lIUNMDT. commencing on MOn"!
the fourteenth day Of February next, Tor The uspOsa "
public lands situated in the following townships ana Pa'S
Of townships, viz:
yo,fL oft6, L,,s, lima and cast ...9IW meTi-
diam
Sections to 10 inclusive the W. and the fractions Of
the south Of Eel river uf SECTION ~ the liz o5@
the n IL Of ~; the NV IL Of 81 and the NEl'4 OF - OF
township two The l.2 of section sections ana
g 10 Of the NJ - the NV IA Of NJ - the ~ o.
Sc Ia and the SW IL Of 81 - Of section :; the Leg
the NJ IL Of NV H. and the IL Of SW Ia OF section
section ~, the NV IA oil ;the i-2 oil the -
Of Ia section Is the 81 ~ the Sc ~ OF M IN nnd the
So IL ~ SW IL VI u; the IL Of NJ - the w ~
NV Ia and the ~ nf 81 IL Of section 2' sections ~
to . inclusive the I2 Of Nj - the NV Ia
the ~ IL 81 IL. and the l2 Of SW - OF the 81
~ of SE ID the ~ ofSE IL, the ~ Of Wv =, aud
the SW - oISW !, ufan, aud sections III I" ~ inclusive
oiio,rHSLD hre. SECTIONS i'U inclusive; the NJ - aud
the y al NW ~ 0T section so the 2 the NV ~ nnd
the M IL VI SW ia II ~ aud sections ~ and 10, O
township six, Of range one.
SECTIONS aud the NE - Of3; the W i-2 section
the IL ui & the SW IL off; the l2 offs s"cti"r
~ the IL nf Ia scctiOn II to ~ inclusive the NV
Of ~: the NJ ~ sections - to - inclusive
tons ~; the NJ IL Of ~ the SW IL II ~ the 81 Ia {"
30; and sections -: and 81. 0f NTHSip tara. Sections
2 aud the NJ - II & the SW IL "fi; the NJ II q
To- SECTIONS IT, H. and ~; the NJ Ia nf II sections IL
- ~ ~; the IL Of ~ the SW IL of22 the 81 l.
n o3; sections - - &c, and y the 12 Of Is; and
sections - to - inclusive, Of tO~n~htP three, Of T""9
three
Al .faff u. u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
Perilous Adventures on tho Plains.

The LAFAYETTE Ind. journal publishes a len ? Thy
letter from George Winter. Of that city, addressed
10 his father, from Carson Valley, IN the 90 of
Sept, giving account of the prlyations he had
encountered and the imminent dangers he hnd cs-
capped. while on his way over tho plains for Cali
fprnin. We make an extract:
| was captured twice hy tho Digger Indians on
tho Humboldt river, and once by the Goose Greek
Indians. | escaped from them through the
interference Of white aan livinxs amnns them
supposed to DO Mormon but was not so lucky tac
last time having received severe cut with a kn 10
two in hes long. in my left breast. 1t was not
far l,ow, or would most probably have proved ia-
tai. The Indian who stabbed mo almost lost his
life. drew my revolver and shot him in tho back
Of the head, and prepared to shoot him again. but
discovered other lndnns near. H.
| was niraid of being caught again. 50 as
f,st NJ could to cscare them. In retreating for
salty ran into tho bushes amidst another body nf
Indians, who in the act Of stripping the body
Of white man who had just been killed. QUE
blondy devil of an Indian tore Of his scalp. Tue
unfortunate man belonged to our train, by nan,s
Thomas Harding from Ohio. In my surprise and
alarm, gave n most internal yell, which brought
II body Of lr1m tho other ride of the creek,
which saved me from horrible fate The Indians
were surprised, and did not seem TO know hYw to
act. ..
But q sad and bloody strife ensuod. Our par
ty killed I've Indians on the spot, and took TWEEN
ty prisoners. The remaining nine were hung on,
the following morning. This was done by placing
tbs tongues Of the wagons together snd tying rope
at the apex. The Indians were made TO stand up
on horse, the rope was adjusted around the necks
the horse was then driven from under the gsllows,
and each one was launched into eternity. II was
sad scene, but of terrible necessity for self.
preservation. One OF them proved 70 be white
man, evidently Mormon. Ho was stripped
the iron rods from behind the snd-gaes es of ave wag
were used to whip him untilhe was nearly doad;
they we're then heated red hotand pushed into his
acsl. = 75ss7
Oh. IL was horrible and revolving; yet l. with
many others, stood and saw his suffer. They bur-
ned him 90 that at last be did not to any
more for il than the mere prick of pin. AZ first
he cursed, and swore that his friends rhe Indians
would have revenge for this. They then hung him,
| and tied the knot In such way as 70 psolong his
| suffering. lie was then cut down AID taken Soths
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
A Gard --Remoyal.

WITH view Of having larger house, and ono IN more
w central postlon the undersigned will his stock u
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &c The STORE HOUSE. Mo- 1876
MAIN STREET formerly knows as lancey.' directly OPP
orte Farmcrs' and Firgnia anka which bulng
lifted In an elegant manner cxprca for the nrposc and
will be occupied the 18Th of OGrosER 1859 Having made
additions stock In the of tho last month"; for
the Fall Trade hope 10 present such nducesnis and aac
on will command the attention aud custom of the public
Those visiting and residing n the city cordially invited to
examine stock In the Of Engi. Table and rses Gut
ery Guns Rifles and Pistols House Keeping Goods Sill and
Plated Ware, Locks Of kind Wood and Willow Ware
French GLASS; Oh Carpets on Shades Window Cornce, bands
and Pima Cacntcs and other Drcnnics Ioolr, building
Materials Axles and Springs earrings Cloths and lnces Eel
oes Hubs and Spokea Leather nnds Gum Betting and Pack
Ing skins aud Leather Findings Engli.h Br
lilo Bits srraps and Fings Circular aud ohe saws Chains
Warranted Files Farming ttenss dc, &r. Beside many de
srrpon Of articles not generally found In Hardware establish
uients. b. NJ SIMPSON,
Successor 10 Simpson Il Ir,,
Oct 10dts Lynchhurg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

willows. He was watched BY men seereted In the
bushes; In short time some Indians caine sneak
ing up 10 take tho wounded man away ne seem
Cd 10 revive through something that was adminis
tered 70 him. lie revived sufficiently to relate to
the Indians his sutferings. In their effort 70 run
tho wounded man of. the party sprnng up from
their ambush and shot the miserable man dead.
and wounded another Indian. The next night Tho
Indians slipped into our camp and killed two men
by the name of jefferson. from Indlann. knew
thcm we'll; they were brothers, and once lived In
Lafayette Oae Indian wa. caught and was put
through the torturcs the next day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING! Il!
M GJJGGENHEIMF,R

M. ID DNTNTIIIN L L Il I NJ TIII
UIAS returned The Northern cities and is dali, receiving
very large and fashionable stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING which in beauty. style and quality, is I'M
sur,assed respectfully requests und invites the public
and his friends TO examine his stock before rehns
in else lie will hold out great Inducements 10 cns and
prompt paving ciston,ersfor Others he has
rrience has taught him act decidedly in restricting credit
Ills stock comprises many different styles of Coats, Pants
Vests Over Coas Drednoughs etc. TINT e would be too nu
meruus 10 mention. .,.e 80 ..,..,,.,<. .
of the and only manufactured b!
Company the United States in New York The public s In
yied 10 call and them. II WILL doubtless puzzle every
body. -- -
such IA socks Tes Crava Net Shirts and Drawers Goyes
shirts Handkerchiefs, sbaws Travelling Blankets etc also,
rrnks Umbrella Carpet BagA ETC. He returns thanks for
mast favors and invites everybody 70 call on him. .
N BCountry Merchants would do well to Gull on him De-
W. 80 tSaia M. g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
Fancy Articles.

lust received at PAYNE BACkFoKDs the most beautiful
- and extensive assortment Of FANCY ATCfsever open
cd In this city, comprising IN part Pocket Books and Port
monaies s. Varieties Cabse Work Boxes and Ladies Dressing
Cases Of all kinds npic Mache aud rar lnnid serosco
several varieties, bohemian Toilet Sells, and beautiful
Oder Cases. Puff Boxes Jewel Boxes, 100 Portfolios
bracng every variety Writing Desks at all prices several sare
very beautiful Cigar Stands and Cases, Hour Gasses-
unetes fine Pocket Knives, Gold PENS &e, &c; also
aud eIrpnnt st,le Ladies' Travelling Bag 20-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

sent "iet sss Kiss Ai,a for his mother ~
Let me kiss him for his mother!
Ere we lay b n wiz thc iend
Far away from home, another
Sure may kiss him In her stead.
How that mothers lip would kiss him
TIL her heart should nearly breakl
How In days 10 come the'll miss him!
Let me- kiss him for her sake.
Let me kiss him for his mother!
Let me kiss the wandering boy;
II may be there Ia no other
Len behind 10 give her Joy.
When the news Of woe the morrow
Burns her bosom like n coal,
She may feel this kiss Of sorrow
Fall ~ balm upon her soul.
Let me kiss him for his mother!
lleroes We, who by his side
Walied on him ~ a brother
TIL the Northern stranger died;
Needing not the foul infection,
Brrathing In The fever breath;
Let me, OF my own election,
Give the mothers kiss In death.
LET me kiss him for his mothcrw
Loving thought mud loving deed
Seek nor tear nor ~igh TO smother,
Gentle mntrons while ye read.
Thank the God who made ye human,
Gave ye plying tears 10 shed;
Honor yedhe Christian woman
bending o'cr another's dead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

Difference Of aggregate ,...If2i 4l2 2,Gs2
A small and crotchety band Of bitter haierT ut
the American party cnIled themselves Reiormcrs,
nominated full ticket for State and city officers,
had no party atull out of the city. aud of tho per
sons so nominated only third Of tho Delegate
tirket, and two other officers were Demo.
Gratis; Sheriff and two-thirds of the Delegate tick
ct were either Wings or Americans The Rcf,r-
mers we're a small SOU I'd Of big men--like the 9th
avenue Democ' nts-puwerfu at n libel. but who
could cast no vote themselves. and were dependent
on the regular Democrats for their chief strength.
Was that ticket to enlist enthns iastic Demo
cratic support? Ii not short vote was inevits,
BILE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

Reliable orders from the Trade BY Mail Telegraph ned
application to AUsTESS, AGENTS,
90 Pearl Street, N. Y.
obtained the Manufacturers Priccs
all the New York Wholesale Druggists Grocers CaTphene
and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers in Lamps
N B-kEROSENE 10 the trade mark Of the Kerosene Oil
Co.. persons cautioned against using the sd trade
mark for other oils. oct ld3m-A. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
lNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER g. 1859.

,hoir inccndiary appeals for weeks before the
election
If VIC analyze the election returns from 1865
10 1859. the result refutes tho hypothesis Of dis
Reinstatement Of thousands by exclusion from tho
polls.
AT the Congressional election. in the Fourth
District:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

N"mlHEl N0FICk!!--A prime lot OF Pure Mountain Ap
roI ps Brandy on hand and for sale at
y" i'-ds. SMITH ADAMS III Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
Nsw Commission House.

have this day associated ourselves os he pur
Mac p1se " conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BUsi-
ior ls sae VI Tobacco, Whest Corn 40. &es ask
o. OF tile patronage ef generous public assessuG thenl
we are much younger the Board @ 3~ads and have
e &tored us astion the ~ per cent aem We viii
n You under the Old Of eommssou, I'D make remit
mi, ~ soon soid Once 81 Jno. O. eheareEs Main Street
'a' sed4ely ..r.-, sHEGRER BURKs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

IIEAD DRESSES AND HEAD ORNAMEN1s.-Ieceiyed ed
this day by express direct from the
largest Head Head Nets and Fancy Or
for the head exhibited in Lyncburg The ladies
fas at tho Ladies' Trimming und Fancy Store l56 Main
10 dtsl L. a. N i. klNSEl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
Lynchburg Ambrotype and Photographic
STO &c X ID Il II d T..
d. H. BLISS,
Nh 100 Main 8f T,vnchbl1rp Va

w FEps constantly on hand good assortment Of articles
IA pertaining the Photographic Art which he s prepared
~ oyisb To The trade upon the most reasonable terms
NJ hsvno had practical experience In the art OF picture
mailing FOR several yea feels confident that he able TO give
% e.ss;sSacon 10 his In the selection Of articles
ds from the country promptly and faithfully attended TO-
sept II dts.
n hand and for SALE bags Of New York Drop Shot,
so!~ mo SMITH & ADAMS,
br, NJ ,o A., 14l Main Street
NYIcr Ieay ard and Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
~ ioE La i,s n ~ SMITH Il ADAMS.
WAGON FOR SALE.
WYE have a good new one horse WAGON for sale <o
w sept ssdts W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

0ea4y.M0AOC Cl0fk kiIe af GGeX =.
l -''''s e's = - as'azS7s & ~! 4 =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

LYNCHBURa FEMALE COLLEGE,
HvHE OF this Institution will be resumed the
nrst Monday In September, with FaU Cbrps Qf FrQee-
sos ample facilities for insracon In all the branches d
study pertaining n nDuCAIfoN. -
EXPENsEs.-Tuon In English for term Of hve montis,
e2O Latin French, el0 In Music, esb; Board r I'VE
months oI6 s.s.gt =. - -sk
No made ssr absence under weeks One hal
the Board and Tuition required in advance 70 a. jFft
For Catalogue containing further paxiculax appy 3
tuiy D-dAoIy SANL =. COX, ffsadsak,
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yIE subscriber bc5s leave to inform HE ends and the pub
generally, that he has leased for number OF years. The
above well known and popular House.
The TABLE shall be supplied with the best that the markets
affords and THE BAR with tic choicest LIQUORS ANDtl-
CARS. ..-.,, ,
Attached hotel large and roomy STABLE, with
careful and attentive OstlefA 49, !.
No trouble OF expense he spared either the part Of
lr rr pr.r os make the Washington first
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FOR THE MOTHERS SAKE.


young man, who had len his homo In Maine ruddy
ysorou was seized ith the yellow fever New orcans
tnough nurse with devoted by friendly srangcrs ho dee
When the CONN being closed Stop" said aged
who was present "iet Kiss A,a for his mother !"
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wATCHDs AND JEwELnY.

q THE subscriber has Just received the largest nirt
~ best stock of WATCHES AND JEwEIRY thai he has
ny had the pleasure of ofcring the public among
1D which may be found Gold and silver Watches Chains
Fob and vcs Earrings Breaspins Bracelets, Finger Rings
Neck Chains, and the best lot Of SPECrACLES,
Steel Silver and tiold among which is the Ia 5J @<
patent the best offered 10 the pubca nj which ~
attention Of his friends aad The public generally,
surfing them that the prices will suit. - . -
JAMES DINWIDDIE
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Gilders 0lasiets and Paperaansers.
WE can found at Mandy Bros Furnisurs store on
" .nl most durable style ali work entrusted 70 US
living our pcssons attention 70 the business weope TO
.g, m 4 liberal portion Of patronage.
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The permanent paints used By Us In all casss
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