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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-16
To Country Merchants.

Yonr attention is solicited to some goods suitable
TO your trade, which | have brought on in such
quantities as allow to price them to you at fig
urcs that will give wide margin for profit, and
such as compare mvorably with Eastern quotations;
gross Hosetters bitrs5OO OF Quinne;
do Cod Liver Oil Birthstone roll and flour;
10 do McLane's Nermi-3 bags black Pepper
fnge 3 do Allspice;
Ia do Fahnestock's do Mustard in Cans
/ do McLane's Pills. Spices, in bulk and papers
Sarsaparillas of all kinds gross cheap Hair Oils
3 gross Mustang Linin mt II do do Coognes
. do Nerve and Bone do; 90 doz Violin Strings
do Ess Ginger j cask Nutmegs
] do Cherry Pectoral Z chests Teas
do Ayers Pills; $50 lbs Cloves;
3 do TricapherouS White and Black Ginger
Caster Oils all sizes; % boxes Rosin Soap
Turpentne do 100 grs Matches, all kinds
Scotch Snuff paper bot. ceroons Indigo;
gross Ioofands Bit'rs; bbls MaddeT
100 lbs Cream Tartar 200 Tbs Ext LogwOod;
10 casks Soda; 3 bbls CopperaS
3 do EPSON Salts; 6 do Alum
| do Assalu,tida; $50 reams Letter Paper;
| do Gum Camphor 100 lbs Cinnamon;
| TO Buestonc Godtrey's Cordial;
, do BoraN Bateman's Drops, &c.
y "A / n II s
have decidedly the heaviest stock of Painting
Materials in the market, embracing everything in
/ the line, some Of which are mentioned below in
quantities to show the extent of the stock kept on
/ hand:
/ 1870 kegs j. a. Fahnc-l2O0 lbs White Lead dry
stocks Lead; 10 bbls Linseed Oil, raw;
/ 700 kegs other brals lead p do do do boiled
] ] 900 lbs paints in OIL allie do Tnrpentne;
colorS \ few very sup diamonds
200 do Faris Green, dry 500 lbs Putty, bladder
POO do Chrome Green dol and cans
Il do do Yellow do250 boxes window glass,
/ All other colors dry from $40 to 1890;
BrJulcs, Smas, gold and Blenders, Graners Grain
/ silver leaf ing Combs &C.
80 doz Paint and NarnishW Window Glass cut 10 any
GUshos; size
100 ms Rcd Lead, dry; ;
| June pa 80 W. q. VANCE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-16

have decidedly the heaviest stock of Painting
Materials in the market, embracing everything in
the line some Of which are mentioned below in
quantities to show the extent of the stock kept on
hand
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-16

July 10, $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

the treason has been duly punished. Immense Rr-
planse, three cheers and a tiger.
That, Ia our opinion, the subject of slavery has
been too long mingled si,h party politics-cries Of
"Thai's so"-and as the result has been the creation
OF sectional parties, contrary to the advirc, letter ana
spirit Of the Farewell Address OF the Father OF our
eoamon country; that, therefore, II IL the duty OF
planters, farmers, manufacturers, merchants, meciian-
les, and of every citizen, North and South, East and
West, 10 diseonnteuancc all parties and aud orgrni-
cations that thus violate the spirit Of the constitution
and the advice Of Washington. Enthusiastic APP
TiaDse.
The above preamble and resolutions were unan-
imou,ly adopted by the meeting. ard eloquent
ami conservative speeches were then made by
Hon. James Brooks. Charles O'Conor, Esq, tx
Governor Washington Hunt, James s; Thayer,
ESQ. Hon. John A.. Dix, Professor o. NJ. Mitchell,
and the Rev. Dir. Geo. W. Bethune.
Letters were then read from Ex Presidents Fall
more, and Van Buren, and the Hon. George Briggs
Representative in Congress from, tho city Of New
York.
There were three stands erected On the outsi'e
Of the building at which speeches were made by
different eminent gentlemen, and resolutions nom
mating Genls. Scott mud Houston for the Presiden-
cy aud Vice Presidency adopted with great uuan-
unity and amidst the most unbnnndcd applause.
We sinll publish some Of the speeches to morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

Of their own products exclusively. S.2Sl.u'l. a.
~feIlows-fsheries and oils, 81, 462, 973; coal, 1858
| $50; ice. sl64.5sI. Free and Slave States, o pro-
| ductions common 70 both. $S4.4lI.493; ~ follows
produets of tho forests, si2.09o.o 6T; products OF
sxricultare-animal food, s13.5i9,sl7; vegetable
food. 50. 4s7, 57s; miscellaneous and manufacsur-
cd. $50. 197. ga; manufactured. not enumerated
s2,274.652: raw produce, si.sSs,eo5. Tho slave
States exported. exclusively Of their own prodnc-
lions. sfss. COS. 4o6, as follows; cotton, Slol 1884,
e23; tobacco, SCI. o. 1893; rosin and iurpentinc'
1854 l6; rice, 50, COZ las; tar and pitch, SILL
o5s; brown sugar, sl96,93 molasses, s'5,699;
hemp, 1870. These figures show that OF tieen-
tire expectation Of The country, the FREQ States
furnish exclusively. 1921 .09l; free and slave
States. ssi.4l7 ,493; and slave States exclusively
slSs. Coz. 496. Out Of those furnished by slave and
free States in common, one third is estimated as
belonging to tha products OF slave labor, making
the entire mount If 5000. 00e, 600 out of S2Io.-
$780, so. as the products Of 81 ave labor.
There can be no better evidence furnished OF the
immense resources Of the Southern portion OF the
Union, nor can n stronger argument than this DO
presented to the North in favor Of the Importance.
to that section of continuing our present relations.
Already the commercial and manufacturing inter
csts Of the North nre moving to put down d'sun'on
and fanaticism ; in which good work. We wish
them abundant success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
An Armory at Lynchburg.

We perceive in tho report Of proceedings had in
tho Senate of Virginia, on Monday last, that our
Senator, Mr.. LYNCH. reported q bill in favor OF
the establishment Of An armory ut or near this
city. II will also be remembered, by those who
read the special Message Of the Governor, accom-
psnying the estimates Of Colonel CoLr's agent. re-
rpce,ing the cos. Of fitting up and conducting the
operations of an armory, that the present esta-
! blishment at Richmond seemed TO be alone In view.
Now, apar, from the fact that the armory at k'eh'
mond was never intended fr a manuiactory OF
small arms, but designed entirely for making
cannon; and therefore, in mn economical point Of
view, offers no great advantages for manufacturing
small arms that could not be had here, or ut any
other point nf,rding sufficient water power
there nre many reasons to favor the removal OF the
armory to some point moro remote from the sea
board.
We believe that tho FIRST armory established lay
the Federal Government was located in this coun-
", Mt or near New London, and from thence WAS
removed to %Ilarpcr's Ferry-a point sufficiently
remote from the ssaboard, and admirably situated
for protection and defence.
Tho Same reasons influenced the selection Of
Springfield, Massachusetts,, as n proper location
for the other armory established by tho Govern
ment; aud will not tho argument apply with
equal force in favor of tho location Of n State es-
tablishmcnt in the interior? We app.ehend it
will.
1t would BIO n very easy matter to dispose Of
the property now owned by the State in Richmond
ut II good price. ani purchase elsewhere and iii
manifestly proper that the location shall 10 some
where in the interior. In this view of the case,
wo think that tho claims IF lynchburg will bear
investigation, and trust that MIR. LYScI in the Sc
nate, and Massrs. DAVIS and LErTwIcn in the
House will spare no pains, MS We believe they
will not. to bring the question torcibly to the at
tcntion Of the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS.
PAYNE & BLACKBOARD


AVE now on hand an elegant assortment of
III FINE BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for the Huydays. Call and see them.
The "Dfesdea GdHeyV'-n splendid volume Of cngyuyings af-
ter the great mastcrs-Lunion.
TIE R~epabiicaH tomrt-wlch all Americans should have.
The toarf IF Ndpoieon.
Lotges Portraits Of Eminent Persondoes-5 vols.
cutlery IF Dtetinguished american and Ehgiioh Femdie
IOet.
"Fiora's Dictionary"-by Mrs L. Wirt-a beautiful present.
"llpusrhol Book Of Poery"-a superb collection.
"rcrc.'s ite!ilGes"-3 vols, splendidly bound.
The WaNerly Gallery, illustrated With exquisite engrayings.
"rarabes Of Oar Lord"-the most eiegan, work ever gotten up
In our country.
"Thc British loels"-in3 vols, Turkey Morocco.
Mount Vernon and It's AssociatioIs-a new and elegant book,
by Tossing.
Byronis Poelieal Works in various styles-oue splendid London
edition, prufusely illustrated.
Shakespeare in many styles-souie very handsome.
The povtical works of Scott, Moore, Burns, Rogers, Batler, Mil
ton, Chaucer, Spencer, Thompson, Sigournel, llancck,
Longfclow, &c, NC.
\ superb London Edition of the "Pngrim's Progress"
Wordsworth Grccce'-vcry elegantly gotten up.
Dickens Works-unitormly and handsomely bound.
l'reseo,ts Worhs.-lrNing's Works. &c, NC.
Pocket and Family Bibles, in great variety of splendid styles
and bindings.
Prayer Books, Of every price and style, some very splendid.
ll!nn Books used b! all the churches.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Writing Desks, OF all styles. Ladies' Work Boxes, some very
pretty. Ladies' and GrntIcmcnis Dressing Gases. Segnr Gases,
Card Cases, Porte Monaie-, Cabas, Instanls, very elegant Odor-
Stands, Toilet Cases, &c. Gold Pens, pockc. KNIVES, Portfolios
In great variety.
Stereoscopic Instruments,
And views ,"f n! styles, very beautiful IIolyday presents.
just received, THEE BEAUTIFUL IIANoS, OF different
TnoaRArlis-iIc rarcsi and most beautiful oil all cngrayings.
Hrr29 )
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
To the Afflicted

Or TORMENTED with Pain, and scor,,,,l with fcv.-s
VIZ Ms We Know you are, and impatient As such nfi,ii,ls
mus necessarily make you, we beg that Won will con,u.r ,n,r.
sell ohe Mointht, that We may learn the extent of Your main.
DIES and ontr you, II We can, u prescription for thur ire
It's functions ill your strength has failed and life has haaroine n
burden = II So, we ofrr You, in BhkE.is rRENIrA Brrrl,s. n
never falling remedy for y"ar life. Are YOU troubled with nrr.
'ous hadaehes. and dininess of vision Incidental tler,toq Then
RESORT 10 BAkkkS BIffEEs AS your oHiy hope. Ar, al .uhc,.
ing from eonstilated bowels and torpid liyerY BAxru's Pas.
Mum BtrrERs will arouse both and Civ, them that yitnHry N
essential 10 health. Have you delicate females and t,,tiin,
children, who have LOST all relish for TODD. and ar hunrI, vat
ing away BAkrR's BtrrERs, the most valuable tonic ever Js.
covered, VII strike AT the root Of their discusses and snon yiyo
them appeites and strength. Do You live In II section wE.rc
ague and FEVER mold continual sway -? Ii so, you may laugh Mt
these diseases and defy their power, provided YOU use regularly
BAkEks BirrEns. piarrhoa, thulic, Cholera Morbus. and nil
"iher diseases, arising from in.iigesuons aud improper s,cre-
lions, rapidly yield Ia the hcalth-giyins influence If dis rr,n,
medicine, which Ii now sold throughout this country. by drug.
EsiS EehtraiN, aud Is more extensively used than ANY other
medicine known. These Bittcrs tr>t won their " n nj home
before they were Offered To The rest Of the world and pny tLa,
they are known and appreciated, the proprietor desire, tlat Mi
VINO need Their aid may have 1t al moderate cost. Price only
% cents per boul..
For sale by all the Druggists in L~ynchburg. and Nv all tho
pnnclrai druggists IN tue city Of l.ichmuna, and elsewhere i'm
Virginia; also, Of Messrs. Chls stoil " Co, Washington city,
D"t.: 4. ii. Stabler X Co, Baltimore, Md; u. b. Miller Cox
ington, KY; aud Barnes Il Park, N. Y.
Orders filed by addressing L. EAKER- prond,,,r
~ '-uS' Richmond. Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

I. ~.
A. sS-TliE call for Perry DAVIS Pain Killer Is increasing
DE- 80 very rapidly thai fear shall soon be unable 10
keep pacc with 1t My object in writing now is 10 beg that on
receipt Of this you will kindly despatch another shipment, as
ordered III m. letter of June last.
J. /. CAIR.AU. Calcutta. I. /.
Mr.. Perry Dayis-Sir: have used, in m, family, your med.
iCinr called " l'ain Killer. for many PURPOSES, and have found
1t u r,rs useful and valuable article. therefore ,eTy cheer
fully recommend ii 10 the puliic regards.
EEv. HENRY CLARK.
Sometime in December last, my children were taken dawn
with scarlet fever, or cankcr rash my only medicine Was Da-
NS' Pam Killer anl Castor OH, the Pain Killer operating to n
charm in cutiig the rank,r, and throwing out the rash, 50 that
III about nv" weeks iy family were entirely recovered.
CORNELIUS q. NANDENBll G, Saratoga Springs.
Having used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my tamil
ly during the winter past, would urge its general use Tor the
purposes for which the inventor has recommended it. think
II invaluable, aud Muuli not like Ia he deprived Of its alvunla.
gA. II. q. POMl.l.Dl, st. Louis.
dee - I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
Trustees Sale Of Land in Franklin IN.

virtue ui a deed Of trust executed 10y Isaac Joncs. .Jr IN
, Isaac NJ. Jones, trustee, u secure the lnlymcui of i've h,,I.
therein mentioned due to said Isaac Jones, Jr, and recorded in :,
Franklin County Court clerks Office, the 2i day or u,to,..
lsa4, tand 10 which deed the undersigned was, b; An, n icr ~,
the Count, court Of franklin, pronounced the bib day Of No.
ccinber, 1859, substituted rs trustee in the place of The saJ I.,aa
NJ. Jonesl, | shall. on the Hin day Of ANrARY ISGO n"n
the premises, proceed to sell, by public auction, for cash, , t ,1,"i
of land !, ing IN said county of Franklin, belonging To In, MI
Isaac Jones, Jr, known as the BUFFALO tract and a,itnini"a
the lands Of Harvey Clayton and others, containing 20 nrrcs
more or less. Persons wishing TO purchase can ascertain tbcc
quality Of said land by inquiring Of parsons residing in the
neighborhood, or Of the undersigned al Rocky Mount. franklin
County. dec y-im G. +. DENNIS Jr,syss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

m S- WIEN pain or inflammation Is present, and Brand
~ rrth's Pills are used, the! at once SEIZE upon the hui
mors which nrc the occasion of the pain end Inflammation. and
remove them from the holy. This qual1y .f alone scizing
hold, md causing the expulsion of loprayed lmmurs is possess
.h 10y no other medicine. For BnnIr.il's PILLS operate solely
upon Hose Impurities which surround aud affect the tissues AMI
organs affected by disease. Ia SAT- HAL AFFINITY, THFY SHE
1Hfsr nrapns, BkcArsE TIirlG itft - BELOW THAT OF THE Sur
E"rNprSG rARrs, and ex"l them from the body. Young poo
pie cannot, but middle aged and Old people can, in n measure,
appreciate that medicine winch, being used in sickness, acts
only upon the cause Of disease, and which has no power except
upon those hunlors who's" presence produces every pain, AMI
whose removal removes every disease, Whatever organ is af
i'ctc', there these wonderful pills penetrate, and remove impu-
riti's from thus preventing settling OF the lumors, because
they are removed from the body. IN rheumatism, fcyers, plcu-
ri-irs, lalns IN the side, dyspepsia, head aches, co-tiycnCes,
asthma, co,,la, coughs, sore tlr"nts, piles. ulcers, buls, they
give Immediate relief; and taken early, prevent organic dis
ease. Mnaiies, pronounced beyond human skill, have Welded
IL their influence aud millions o! humYn lives have been saved
by their timely use. Oh! now important IN sickness to use that
medicine whirl, only cXiuguishoS the disease, and leaves no
eva effect beainl. sold at lr. Eranlrcilis Principal Office,
No. ~ Canal street, New York, and by all respectable dealers
In mrlicine. [drc l6 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
commissioners Sale of Valuable Necroo.

ID virtue Of a decrctal order of the County Cont Cr A., a.
- maitox county, pronounced ut Its December term ItJJt,pJ,'
as Commissioner appointed therein, on TUESDAY, The. 3j ,I,y, a.,
january, lo6e, shall, al public auction, In from, of liz. MAJ, VI
ll3use, IN the ci! II L!nchlurg, proceed la sell EIGHT vi
CABLE NEGROES, consisting Of men, women. bows ".
girls. "'' wv
Terms: \ credit of six months will be given (exeept 80 m,,h
cash rs may be necessary to pay the expenses IF sale ilr ",
chaser giving bonds with good security. interest added. ="
- L. \. LCCADO, ComnisJou,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
FACTORY MEN AND PLANTERS.

WOULD beg leave to inform Manufacturers and Planters
Il that | have an unusually large stock OF Wool, Saxuny ~
and Soft HATS Of cheap but excellent grades, which Will
be sold at reduced rates. Also, n good stock Of CAPS of tTo
various qualities suitable for factory or plantation use, together
with Pegged frogans, Boots, and Sewcd Brogans, which viii
be offered ut lower prices than heretofore.
/. L. ARMlSTEAD,
dec 21-ts lsep copy No. 40, Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
BY c. X. PHELPS. Auetioreer-
i2q MAIN STREET,
BY c. X. PHELPS, A~ucrIonrrp
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD rURu,rr.
Valuable Land for Sale
r q A NOK H nj my

OFFER for sale the tract of land near the Biz IhL
L noke County, lately occupied by Doci. Larn,lon IL, = i'"a.
contains about 100 acres Of tn best quality of LanI IT, !" II
ntighborhood, which is well known for is fertility IL u ~ ua
mile of the Dig Lick Depot ION tho Virginia and T. "nn Il
sysA Railroad: has upon it u DWELLING HOUSE viii S s'ec
Mil rooms and IA cessary out. houses, u good Office Nil, I WI
roolns, Stable, Corn Crib, &c., &c., and is a most dc. ir.iI 'o
dcnce for any one desiring II Farm of that size and " rp" rs,
10 a lh. sicisa, being in the midst Of q lopulplls And u. nHt
neighinihood. The terIns will be liberal and nladr u"~.
application to the subscriber at Big Lick Post Onicc I, /" n oa
previously disposed Of at private sale, Of which due u,,,nn II 10y
be given, will offer the place at public auction ON MnnI', WI WI
2d of january, ioG0, u, the Big Lick Depot. ' INC
dee 3 tlilofs WILLIAM mann,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
SELLING AT COST.
4 Lot Of Very Superior Bed Blankets

\ WILL SELL CHEAP
\ LARGE LOT Oh
Negro blankets, Wool Hats, Pulled Cloths and Cassinc..s,
bunch Rasns in 4, y, and Whole Boxes,
titron, Currants, Coxhs llaton, aud Extract Of Vanilla,
Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese and Maccarori,
lareied Java Coffee, Ground Pepper, and other Spices,
Patent Sausage Cutters, DC, nc.
Also, Il general assortment Of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Wooiwarc, Shoes, Glass, Putty, &e.
All Of which will be sold chcapdor cash, or Ia punctual custo-
mers, or exchanged for country produce. | will pay the highest
price for Wool, Wool Rolls, Dried Apples and Peaches. Corn,
Wool, and other countr! produce. Call aud examine my stock.
dec 2gts ttp. d. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
N

A IL ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, 1Sa.-My
IA friends will please remember that our collecting season Is
close nj hand, and that they are expected To call in and settle
or pay when called upon.
| find that it is exceedingly important that | should be strictly
prompt in ali m! payments; and that 1t will be impossible for
me 10 maintain that desirable and important character, unless,
| require prompt payment. L. L. ARMISTEAD. ,
dec Ills HcU) No, no. Main ST. Iynciiur, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
HOllOWau'S pills

C< &y- THOUSANDS of mN1luntary suu,Ides r committed
VICE b, persons Who take the metallic ppisons misuatncL
"si"cihes" These pills so"ihe, cleanse, regulate, and iuvi.yp.
rate HE discussed and rniecblci internal organs instead of iTri
iailhs and iniami,g them like mercury, iron. and other uhnc
ta' ,artilrihcs sold NJ the mandatory, M. 81 Maiden Lane
,L.i k.Jtu ' - IVA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

y glass, tin, and loose-l;nglish Currant Jelly, Cox's Celia
Il tine, with printed directions for making Jely-finc olive
ca, Maccaroni, Arrow Root Broml Cocoon, Chocolate, Arrow
Root Crackers, Barley, sage, Gum Drops with many other
nice things for sale at j.. II. f!lOMPSON'S
dee ggl5 HIM S,..a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
SPRING GARDEN SEEDS.

Il stock of FRESH GARDEN. AGBICULTURAL TREE.
SHRUB, FLOWER, AND FRUIT SEEDS, which, when com
rletcd, will form The largest and best assorted stock Of seeds in
the word: all Of which we will warrant equal, in quaHN and
purify, /" any ever offered, and at NerI low rates,
We are now selling first grade
Extra Early DAM. q. Roukc Peas. 49,. $500 pcr bu,l.I
burlington -. 600 "
ttdo NUN ...,... $50 "
Langsters No. " $1,000. coo "
fairbearis Champion of England do. ....... $50 "
Early Valentine Beans acknowledgements. 3:O D."
-" yellow Six Weeks do. ............... $50 "
M"ahMk do............ ............ 4G "
" Rachel do ........ ... 4M
horticultural Pole do. .... 100 "
Earl. Sovereign P"tatocs-thc earliest and best
rota'ct, in cultivation. ............... $50 per barrel
Early French OK Heart Cabbage
Premium Flat Dutch do.
Large Red smooth Tomato
Improved New York Purple Egg Plant
New fcejec Island d". (ytry SOLID
Grass and Cloyerscels Of al! descriptions
sS~ SEW Trade CATALOGUES ready for milling 10 apmi.
cants on the isi of January, as elp New Descriptive Retail
Catalogue. j. NJ. TIIoRBURN ~ co,
Growers AM importers of Seeds, 10 john ST., New YORK.
dec l2-d2w. l.. G. d col
4 II HliDs. CUBA AR part choice;
fo " BIDS. Refined sugar-ail grades;
~ Ebls. Sweet Cider;
Bon sacks Fine and Coarse Salt;
zoo Bbis. No. and 3 Muckercl;
100 lbls. Apple Brandy;
- Casks Madeira Wine:
dn Bags Laguyra and lilo Coffee;
100 Bbis. Portland y rup:
30 lhls. New Orleans Molassps:
70 lierecs Goldfish;
% Casks Fine French Brandy:
~ boz Buckets, Tubs, BrooIns, &c;
800 lbts. Fine Rye Whiskey;
For sale b. JONES K co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
Make Your Own Scan

i've IN STICKs.--Just received n lot Of Camwood
y IA Sticks, fH STONE CUTTERS, for sale by
dec ITS j. IL. THOMPSON, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
Fine Soaps.
English. French, and American Mustard

G(RoWS WINDSOR SOAP, Honey Soaps all grades, Musk
n Soap, th!cirenr soaps, Palm soap, just to hand and for
sale by dec 2Z.isl j. II. IlOMpSON. Drnggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
WANTED TO HIRE

ENoE The ensuing year, a No. / Cook, Washer AMI Ironei
4 without incupibriniee. She must come well-recommendod
Aiso, a sprighuy Girl, u or ID years old one that has bee
dec 20-d3i" l. +. GADDESS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22

CONCENTRATED LlE for Elking Soap, without: Trouble,
y aud with little expense. For sale by
dee l2ts II TunNpsoN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
NEW BOOKS!

sSIVES' Life of Madison, "reminiscences of kurus Choa,c
Ia 'sayar'l Iaylurs New Book al Travels" Home and
Abroad The secret Out OF i,000 Tricks with Cards, Leaves
iIctn an Actors Mole Book with "Reminiscences Of the Green
Room and stage, Life of Baron Won Humboldt, The Old Stone
Marsinn 10y Peterson, The Great Tribulation by Dr. Cumming,
scots Infantry Tactics, liari"c's Life and lnlaulr, Tactics.
Cavalry Tactics, i;andalrs Life Of Jef, rsun, Corner Cupboard,
Ala i-rish by Pierce Esan, A!!lctuns hallway Guide Tor Dc
ctnthcr, at j. i CEFEDrS
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yitation to be present OF the Union meeting t. be
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