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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-06-09
Melodeon Manufactures,
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. TT. TUBBS,

VIII be in attendance follows:
RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Tuesday, May 81.
Akron, Empire House, Monday, May 30.
Warren, National House, Saturday, June4.
Cleveland, American House, Saturday April 18th
| and THURSDAY May u.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver, Sto omach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities Of The Blood, Erupions, Can
GERS, Ulcers and all other varieties oc long standing
| complaints, both externaland Internal
For some ten years DR.. I. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual.
ly, many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In no case are mineral or 9TH
pOisOns employed, nor does he make sick to make
we, or tear down to build up again. The adicines
be taken with safety by the most delica e, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indisputable
evidence of which can always be furnished. Inva-
lids, however reduced or despairing, invited TO
call, and may be assured that encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without correspond.
ing prospect of recovery.
PHTHISIC OR ASTHMA.
The statement given this month will be read with
deep interest by all who have endured tho nexpress
bic horrors of Asthma. Especially does it commend
itself to those who have believed that treatment may
relieve, but cannot cure.
HOLMES TP., Crawford Co., Ohio, July, 1857.
DR.. TUBBs-Sr: Since cbilnhood have been af-
ficted with Phthisic or Asthma. My mother before
suffered with the same disease. As grew older
II became worse, the paroxisms occurred oftener and
protraced and severe, especially during the
winter season. At all times little more than ordin-
airy exerlion caused violent cough, and great op-
preston in breathing.
While the paroxisns lasted, there was distressing
cough, and constant agonizing struggle for breath,
being at times apparently upon the verge of sufoca
ton. Very little sleep could be obtained at such
times, and that little while sitting in my chair. Two
years ago was induced by the statement of lady
whom you cured Of Asthma, TO make one more trial:
bad little faith at that time, partly because had
so often been disappointed, and partly because others
said could not get well. The treatment was pur-
sued under eircum stances most unfavorable having
neved ofal symptoms Of Asthma, but Of other anec-
tions accompanying. have cough now, breathe
freely, rest we'll, aid have good strength.
Yours, truly, SUSANA W. QUAI.TACE.
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No. rs River ST., Cleveland Ohio, Manufacturers of
alcohol, Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits and their
celeUrsted Brands of Copper distilled Ambrosia
ongahela WHISKY, White Lead, Camphene, Spirits
of Turpentne, and Zinc, Linseed Oil, Lard Oil,
Coal Oil, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors.
The country Merchants will find it to their advant-
age to purchase Of US, as we are Manufacturers
only. March 3, l650-3m.
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PISTOL TRAPS-PISTOL TRAPS.
Z REUTHES' patent Animal Trap, the best
lU trap ever introduced, new invention and quite
a curiosity, for sale at +. A. CURCIS d cos.
M0rcb24, 1859.
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The Great Rush
FOR PIXIES PEAK
Has In consequence Of recent deveopements bee n
changed to the EMPORIUM OF FASHION, of
REEVES & sTOUFEER!

Next door to the Democrat Building, Main St.,
RANENNA, OHIO.
Inc subscribers have formed partnership for
doing general Tailoring business, and trust by
promptntss and close attention to the wants and
tastes of their customers to give that degree OF salts
faction that will secure for them liberal share OF
patronage.
T.PCuttpg done to order, on short notice. ALI
work warranted 10 fit, if properly made.
Cur prices are always at tho lowest living rates,
ard fall as cheap as good work can be afforded at.
We are in receipt oftAe latest Anne rican aud Euro
pean Fashions. Everybody is cordially invited TO
give us call. REEVES & STOUFFER
Rayenna, pril A., le59-6m.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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new engagement
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump.
tion, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
mcrous arc the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
icly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
Use. When once tried, its superiority over every
ether medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, tho
public no longer hesitate what antdotc to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that arc incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
PREPARED DY -
DIR. j. G.. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna. Ohio.
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CHARLES +. REED, M. D,
Homo opahc Physician and Surgeon. Office and
residence on Ceuur street, second door east of the
school house lot, RavenLa, ChiJ. DR.. Reed will
aim to be in bis office all day every Saturday, for
the purpose of treating chronic diseases.
April 7, lS59-Iv,
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Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. CarveC
Letters furnished to order. Stencil plates of any de
sired pattern cut with neatncss and dispatch. Sho
one Building west ofthe Democrat Office up stairs.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
BUSINESS CARDS.

J. l.. & H. e. RANNEY,
| attorneys and Counselors al Law. OHiceon Mainst.
one door weslOf the bank Ravenna, Ohio
P. B. CONANT,
Attorney at Law. ONCE No. 3 PhenixI Block Ra-
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To Our City Subscribers.

MANY Of these are in arrears for subscription
during the whole term that the IirginiJn has been
in the hands Of its present proprietor-now more
than two years. They know that We cannot meet
our heavy current liabilities without money, and
it is both unreasonable and unjus, to withhold our
dues, which, being mostly comprised of small
sums, are therefore easily paid. Mary people net
upon the presumption that newspaper publishers
can live on tho wind, aud it is notorious that bills
of this character are the mos; difficult of all others
TO collect. Though ineonsiderable in tho eye OF
each subscriber, they fnrget That the aggregate to
us is large. and that if all the little rills that
swell our large streams should cease TO iiow.
those streams would soon become cxhau ';rl.
We dislike to dun. and hope that ,l"sc who
know themselves to be in arrears vii iiqunlatc
the same immediately, and thus spare u the I'M
pleasant alternative of cutting their arquain-
tance' and putting their bills in other la@dS for
collection.
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GAMINo.-Tho Toledo o. bl, DE- Of the 9TH, un-
der the head of Court. has the { II wing item:
The care Of James b. S%teaimnn, Indicted for
gaming. came up this forenoon. when the Genl.
withdrew his plea of Not Guilty, and plead Guilty
In manner and form as charged in the indictment.
W'hereupot' tho Court imposed a fine of fifty dol
lars and costs.
Mr.. Steadman, il will be remembered. 'was the
late Locofoco Member of the Board Of Public
works. and one Of the moral triumph" trio who
were sisctsd ~ public printers by the late Con-
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place. Mr.. Tap has suffered so much in mind
that be has two or three times tried To kill himself.
but been prevented by his young friends. hope
this lesson will be a warning to The young menhsre
who think nothing of carrying firearms. and Of
showing them upon oil occasions.-tor of N. J..
Express.
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.MR. MARxApuKE JonNsoN, who WAS advertised
/, speak here on Saturday night, informs ns TINT
9th or engagements will proven, him from reach
ing this city at that time.
If possible, he will fill the appointment next
week of which fact, timely notice will be given.
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A TERRiBi.E DEArm.-# r = A dreadful ac-
cident has Just occurred at the Law Scl,uul. u,lut
10 miles from Ga,latin, Tens. The Students were
trying illustrating the Sicklss case in moot court,
when the young man who took the part Of Sickles
ierked out II pistol which he did not know was
loaded,san IN shot his most intimate friend, who was
taking the part of Key, through the chest. Mr..
Tap took the part of Sickles. and Mr.. Burke the
part Of Key. 1t 10 q very sad thing, but the shot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12

Gsa3" We are requested to announce JOHN !
}. LOGAN a candidate for he office of Comni. i"n"r ii Il
Board of Public Works. marcI, ~ dtdo;c.
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ceeded b peel OF his hide in the most approved
ed scientific manner.
Co. Flood followed, in q few forcible remarks.
10 which he denied certain false reports tina. had
bssn circulated to his prejudice. lie vindidated
1fnself completely. - was admitted BY Demo.
|tfats ~ well as Wings.
Our friends should take heart from the seal dis
played BY our candidates. They should not I've
permitted to do al the work themselves. Their
hands should be strengthened by the sympathy
and assistance Of their political friends. Not
only the Legislative but the Gubernatorial ticket
may be helped a great deal by a few days wo'k
Al this stace of the contest,
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For House of Delegates of Va.

E&y" At the solicitation If many friends of al
tb!itiz al parties. announce mys.l II a candidate to repres.u
the county of Campbell Ia the next House at Delegates U
Virginia. Iapiil i.dtlotc BOWLING CLARK.
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FOR OFFICE.
For Board of Public Works.

Day" We are authorized to announce Hon. WIN.
NJ 11iEDwAY. Of rtisylvania, a candidate for the Office of
Commissioner Of the Board Of pnbiic Works.
may 3 didoie.
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Herring = Patent thanpian Fsrr md ssurxinr
ft'"f Sat'>, with HaA $ Iatrnf i3ra r fF0gf Locks. the ; me-
tttat = e AWARDED SEPARATE inetiai- i he Worlis Fair. Lo1.
don, ~ !, an the W"r;,ls 4 tr. y " fu3k. iriI, and are tn.
only Amerr"nn SGvs THAI were ~. drt. iuuiai, af the London
Worlds Far
These SAT : form The mnst perfer: security against FIRE and
BnrGlHrs, of any -nt' -, = fired 20 the ruhtr.
Slhu" NE" AkbH II ~" par. Z" any person that 'an show
ti.ai u !iEittI>His PArtHr tHaMpI ' sara ever tailed to
ii'>r1v" its c'ntenis IN A., accdrttal II, :
lhr Subscribers al ~ Iaanuf,rtu'e ~ kinds of Boiler and
GATED Iron lauk Chests aud Wants VI II -ors. and Money
R"x's. OF Chests tor Brker., jewellers ID private families,
FIR Plate, diamonds, and ther valuable
SiiAS & ut KIM g. co,
25l Broadway. go ar. Muir, " Street,
Hppasiic Tit, Hall, New York
AGENTS b ". KNOWLES, 4. b,r,ni. Va; II. +. LIS.
Tti. feteisbn, Z, Va; J. II. III ,'trs Y Il Co, l.ynchburg,
Va. and ROWLAND & BRoraER, Norfolk. Va
fob 24d.ms.
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Opposition candidate for Congress in the Fifth
District Of Tennessee, against Mr.. Ready. Ready
though protesting to be an American is sustained
by the Democrats.
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" 1F'.h. III III! 10 "a: stEss H. B.s l tkIi
-. y hN"# n tfNr hitN 81 ,t-tS-4"N III f. B,k-r-Dct
So ' lh ln-ta. IA Nant4 alt an to rsutS who my be similarly
it.. q ttrH!f mr. 500 .lfs ~ InS'ar"r nf tH irna"h ahr
G. '. ol .-H' Prrh'fit .iH'tr> iA,i never n.o! them
81 ,.f ,sria bot my ~iirhtyt.s i", n - f1rt~ ted wth y uer,
N.'> ttt Irn ald ziis.t'cr,rI tt'nHi J.. to- lie past ton ~
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arr to' ln5d-Hi'r, H." stomach "efr rcth"> ci nut b.r 4,.ni.
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. " II Ie -ht ~t1't a,'fa's "n tH IL t. nr ttmr IhttrIs /
Ntt t-tt #a-,t 4 ~ Noustt iuI 'or HE / ,nrit Of Others
4" - lr-tnit rs "ai ,rt hrir "tt.it Ut servant.
inlt aad J ten "a, 81. 1iipasN~ n. ~MoNTAttF.
Hthlt> tt NirN IilrIliis -Riehlnp,,i, SEPT II. l~~ So It
i-"rh ~iatre ps'snte th.ti ali m: testimony h III. >i'ae
90 ltNriN Pat Iiff iiirttitS, H. rsl\lns Il i,cgln,ltut tirr
vol AZ t1lt'"i~It'' "Hs - al a., V!1il, ttHd y ri. u have 4uo,f
tf~ftu.,A it tMr Isht tw"lse hotths Also. NY win il .~t4g
t"l, -1ati Ii'reS,. At CF sflf rir- tor aiiuy N,ir, from Dc.
"a .a.ouH 7'i asrr tcr, Il sium gri. A. soon as commenced
the use" 4 fntn. | was cui>i-t.d al tH,if V tu ,he Yrl.lti,s /
confidently recommend t!"n, t. =" ~. let J. ADAMS.
Ter lie 10y a lthr iirnusi- tsit lNncluhrs,a aid ~ ali the
PINOT IA u ~" is an The r3N ~ ItitHInnti, and els, " he r, In
Nul itua, also 81 NrSs,s : has SIrtt \ Ga, Washington ,tS.
- & =. II >taHlrf y 60, to litnort. aI ID. Il. Mii.er. Cpy.
inAion. Ky: ant i3a;ac>N Park y !.
p'dr's iilud by addressing Il BAKER, Proprietor.
oct S"ts hichmoni Va
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A Woman Shoots a Lawyer in La Crosse

Our city was thrown into great contnetian last
Wednesday morning by reports Of a man shot "
and the shooter, n woman Inquiries socn brought
out the fact that Daniel Cameron, Jr. had rcteiy-
cl n couple of pistol shots from the hands # Mrs.
Bnwles. formerly widow Of Peter Cameron. ia
brother of Danicl.) at her house on Sixth street,
the evening previous.
A. there wns no witness to the commencement
Of the ARRAY, the community AT present ue lcft to
The statements If the two bclligcrcnt~f r the facts
in the case. 1t appears from Mr.. Cameron story
HAT he met Mrs. Bowles at the postr flee. on the
day Of the uft av, and after considerable friendly
talk. she asked him TO call up To her house with
Tie view oi talking over their law suit matters
About dark, Mr.. &. was coming by the haut c,nnl
sccing her at the window, called in. After talk
81 some ten minutes, he put on hi, hat aud started
II leave. When about two feet from the donr.and
partially turned to say good evening when n
AIDED pistol aud ball slipped into his traw>rr>
pocket lodging IN n finger OF hi. lett haul. He
then made tracks outside, and when about II rod
from Tie d,er, hang! went a second pistol shot.
aud q ball whizzc,i through the side Of his cat
Nh. &. soon brought up mt Tie office of Dr.. j In
In. who extracted II fla,tcnca buek>hot from hi,
fnsc".
NJ. Huvles gives n different version 10 t,c ar
ffa,. She SAYS she did mprt Mr.. Can ru a. tie
- ,fice. lui denies giving lam AN n'italifn to-
call. She says hc called at her hou~r tr.ct irl
ii zinc 'ml"r'ant papers IN her p's+cS-isiI.si'ieh
shr says VIII show that he has no rlGrt Ia Il"
lac" amount # property le claims ia L. r.,s".
10 ih;> end "i getting the ra}cts. h" .'ia,ih II
4 her dress, and tried I" ,ilie her pneh,.,, ihc
.rvs T. the drawer containing: the page BY
s'r3;ig Efforts size was enalicd la reach itc bed.
dow IA pistol from under the pillow, AID seat the
contents # one barrel ut him while holdrg ~ her
itrss. aud the other after him ~ he Wa, rrtlea
tiug from the door. Between the shots. >hc .ass,
he wore he "nronh shoot her h'ftc, myaiaJ.
On Friday Nj. Cameron eutrtrl Il .,Nr'Hirt
a'aii-t Mr., EtHle> Tor au 'at'csu,f { Hf,si ,e, -
lrr rr the policc Justice. Mrs. i. naA.t ,sa,ni-
nation, and gave bail in the sum eiAN" u. sIirl
d''iarH tor hc? appearance at the No. tcl ~ of
fo tjrenit Count, in August neN'.-Lt fsossc
I'pcr.
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head Of he ari.~Ssatae nominee iUss.a. 49, o. Is
Commonwealth.
But, no matter for what purpose il was done, |
would remind him in his own language, that " pat
riotism IL ever elivated, and seeks not to blackcn
private character with fslsehoods, which partake
more Of a personal than political nature, such as
the declaration that one has been guilty Of mean,
hm ,ianders, Nth no foundation rhateptr, - or that
another Is deficient in moral integrity"-whom he
yet supports for the highest Office in the State.
And now ! feel assured, that if he has IA spark of
manly generosity in his nature, he will, on the peru
sal Of this card, and the record it contains, ia his
next issue make a suitable and handsome apology
to me. and to tho public, for the injustice he has
done to me, and the outrage he has committed on
them.
One thing, ! wish, should be distinctly marked by
all, and that is, that every step | have taken, and
every thing have said on this subject siucc the ith
of March, has been forced upon me by the Enquirer;
and whatever said then, was justified by the intro
duetion OF my name into the canvass. by Mr..
Letcher, in n most unfriendly spirit, and in his
efforts everywhere, whilst he continued To peak, to
hold my continents up to the odium of the people
of Virginia, and the South generally.
Respectfully, JNO. N. BuTTS.
T. S-The Eequirer is requested to publish this
card, at advertising prices. if not otherwise, and
send the bill to the Wing Office for collection
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NOTICES..


hGntnsB1tOfy hhrutftnt1sI m.-N1cssrs. Perry
Inyi, u S"n-tcmts- Il am ~ n loss 10 express wit words
TIA satisfaction II gives mo to inform you If tho benefit have
rfcciy"t from the use OF your Pain Killer. About one wear
silrc. | was attacked with the inf iimmaiory rheumatism. be.
T. unahlc 10 walk for eight week besides the confinement
=, tie house. tn" pain I uy prri"nced q tongue can describe -
y AZ - return To- the obi 1T Of his letter. TN the 9Th of De.
'enh"' last | had a mere s"v.r" atisrs than before. irnmc
ds.'",r ,onlm' need using the PAIN Killer made by you which
L. my srrIr Sc, Immediately relieved Inc .; pain. and saved
me- iu Necessity IF icing confined 10 my bed for one day. II
- nuw ri"ycu taN : 'inrc the attack, aud the inf animation has
rfi,ciy subsidized My linIh wheel were ,remeuiou is swol en-.
have assumed their natr raj shape. In short am entirely
well aud feel bound, by the common sympathies of my ma.
inio Tor thos" who may be thus fiji ted. to make the above
s'e'carni. that all may resort to the Pain Killer, that time, ex.
ltns", and a world ri suffering may he prevented.
HENRY NEED, Clerk at III Gcnesee Street, Utica.
Sold Ivy all medicine dealers.
Sold rs JOHN II SEAY. L%vnchburg. may 62w.
4 .Ooi.ioRking friend ct ours. who IL on this
side ct t"rty, though = mewhai hoar, healed, while aisrut
aEi on sS r,turn called Ia So. Ills lady love, hut was anu.cd
to htl she ,hi not recognize him aud uumediat,ly determined
to -, t"r a e 'usin of himself but was "vrntuallv chagrinetto
i~d he va. tupplanting lis former r,f in he affections of the
ls4. Whih caused h'a 10 make himself known but The la
Is Hiiii SAWS thai she likes the II iertcit better than the I. IL.
i,al. and in,Ists that he continue uf necr>sary) to u u the Hair
restorative. 10 be had of tie d.ue gists.-M. Louis .Moraiag
HrqH
sod by all good Druggists. mfy G 1w.
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IL nr' iri,'rs We crs, sure threats agnes iln nm IT'S - dfup
sizes. htii > utsrtinnS. headaches, all atf.c ions II the stomach
and l" wri>, both at n r">tire ana dy-,Itrti rha' acirr. and all
Tie nIal"llrs 81 w Women aud children, La e. r,n chr, d 10y III"
MS ot Brand. chs Pills To tel you iiAi h W. Dad two NIL
hrs ot dH lars IN make this truth kreNn j. q i,sclt an as.
what : te result Why, that alb al t'r'a million pc rsons in
the tni'cd state partially hell. We in ta'r ni"sty. and ave
n general IL "a ni The benefits 10 b. d Ik Il from pa CATION in
sickness. lit -" hsf n field Tor 81 llanihrrllN What mill, n4
T. main 10 lts onN r'edl Ana ct NE sar tat his knowledge
Is See nj "ly tn Christianity In the b.n h4 il is capable OF
r"rt''ri': 81 mankind, Let NOT n,airat III n persuade You
HAT t'rsuir"tiis lnl' are n qrack remedy 1t Is no sach .llalg.
What Nh N"n E. NV ahillues these ,utn ruuid not supply
{ a I"l ar. My h"rhs AMI tx reacts a e T., II ana I'd In my Nv n
Laboratory, where \ steam rugin .! me hun bod aud fort
i"tsc u"n,f j. cmrl'l cd cxclosN " - th@ ltur;.sr. besides
IN ~ ci,-iN' wattr owrr In n>rjng lr., t'l, Won risk meth.
IN. t"r hoy iav, Lsrn u.s. d by millions \ d, nat should yru
i'l dstuaHi t. iaNc \ ar dose, you WI hr able certainly to
4Iyu tirolIeh the npCr ii II; and on may have lie iauH4 ON
! nr III" w1"n the "nrtor Ills ron hat h" hi yonr ease ex.
u'tlN v III hat Iast nsai, inc. 90 on in the rsc Il the Pills
ihtA Nlt cure you " ithoul HURT & yoltr r,-ii or guns. and
N every way Improve Nnnr h am sod 1t No 2i Canal
s''s't, h"aniTc''iS building az by al respect ,bl" d'ai"r, IN
tt|t.'te arii ,. din.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12

'5N5sF FURNITURE E~sCslNESS will be CON.
q timed nv M. IN all It's branches, AT the old stand II J. l..
winston Il Go. opposit" the Norvel House. wLe.e | will bs
glut T. sec oar old customers.
aIri 7dis, J II. G. WINSTON.
Rep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12
EsE CREAM SALOON:
"SrAMD DOWN THE STREET

.Bkc ram .fof he .Gaest lee Cream Saioon in lie STATE.
ar NED Ills day. an ICE CREAM SALOON, for the re.
" ~ ION ui tnn par V. Ladies aud Gentlemen, " HI are re-.
qH,sicl L. cal, with the assurance that everything will be con.
uucjrd IL la" LvSI 81, L..
Two iisfy To the Ladc tina. the Saioon Will he under the
immediate charge OF Mrs. BOYD.
MAY sth, lsri--miv lnds 6 A. RoyD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12

Machines. ~ IrratwaN. New lufk IN. lrl u lItiuGrr street,
ltt timorc A NEW SrYLt-Isltt stl-!ILMMEtS 81
INfi' This ma hiuc sws from I'VE sboois, rs pprciascl
from thr st re, requiring no rcwi d. II lhr-9d II !irns.
rs 3af'Is ami Stich's in y >npCta"r sfyir. II is ing each
; an iA us avn "r'rainn. with II, rtco4isr IN The hand II, g
IL. - - r., Iultoi ny other machines IL " II /, lrttrr aud
e sal - sr"iut .tlan \ scAmsit,sS ran, gwen # she Works Tor
prgrraf az hopr. send for u circular
my tfs j Y. DAVIS \ 60. Ar,. IS Iyncliury