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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.
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1- r ~ 80" - - ~Nr@"NhHAAAR ~ NAAGA ~
rnt oafgiSAi Mnnih4 RsrAntisnrD tv tssi
80 nret article of the klnd everintroduerd undfr
other tQuntryi gn other Puimonia Waiors AZ
copntefitia Tho fenuinc can be known hY mo
namc BRYAN uHihf stamped on each WAFEn.
BfNAN'a PuLMONIC WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds. soar Throat, floafaenesa.
BklAN'S POLM0hfC WAfERS
Relieve Asthma, ngOnchitia, Dinicnlt breathing.
BRYANS PULMONiC WAFRRs
Qclicve splitting OF Rio0d, Pains In the Chest.
BRYANS PUbMONtC WAFERs
Relieve inclUiunt Consumption, Lung Diseases.
HRYAN'S pubMOHfC WAFEHs
Relieve ifritaiiCn OF the uYula aud ronstis.
BRNAN'S puLMONfC WAFERs
Relieve The above Compiaihts In Ten Minutes.
hRHAN'S PULMONlC WAEERs
Are llceglng to ail Glasses aud Colatitutionn.
DRfANS PUbMONfO WAfERs
Are adapted 70 voeahsH and Public speakers.
BRHAN's PVLMONfC WATERS
Arc In simple Tot and plt aeant % the taste.
BkYANS PUbMONIO WAFEBs
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and iastng Cufes
BRYAN's pULMONtO WAFERs
Are warranted 10 give satiofartlun 10 every one.
No Family should be without box OF
Bryan'g Pulmonie Waters
rs THE HOUSE,
No Traveller should be without supply Of
Bryan'a Pulmonio Waters
~ MS roGKEr
No person will ever ohieot 90 give
BryanA Pulmonic Wafora
rwENEg-rtvE CrNrs.
JOB MOSES, solo Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
sodhy w, w. STEWART,
myib Dayton, Ohio.
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WsA1a. III. KBaECEe
10 the Public at Large,

'HE Subrcribcr returns his sincere thanks
TO lis friends for the very liberal patronage
which he received during the twelve months he re-
been 40 ihe business. lie has sold his confeetioner
estaoishment to Messrs. Ne6se Zellers gen iIemen
@ Mn9n ne thkes pleasure in recomme nding a. being
fore conferred upon him. ''o''
Thosc indebted 10 me in cash or book account ~ III
ne eNpecte 70 sette AZ once, In order that NAV
meet my obligations 10 Others. | will he found AZ
est9re rum TO II, and from to o'clock during
e'ch day until the list of November.
w. u. BUCKE,
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TO F4'sSSC GTOsCerS! !
Fruit Trees for Sale /!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE
II large quantity OF
GOsebeTry and Currant Frees,

OF TWO WARS GRoWTHi they are good kinds
and very thrifty. The Goose berries are the HouRh-
ton seedingi' very fine variety, bears well, and
y tree from mldew. The CurIRnts are the Large
I'VE. They win be ready for transplantng about
the middle of October.
G4-FrniI Growers IN want OF Fruit Trees Of this
kind, will lind 1t to their interest TO call and exam
ine the above varieties, they are better Adaped
70 TINS climate ana IN regard 10 ye d, are pro-
lhJ than any other kinds. They will be disposed OF
in large or snail quantities, so suit purch Asers
Warranted Ms represented. Terms, reasonable
JAMES e. BREENE, Sr.
Hortieulturist and FlOrist
Grteneastle, about one Mile West of Dayton
dtnw&wlm
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JHnR1FF,s SALE.

Ira Kiblinger, ct. al, Montgomery superior
VS., ) Court. Case No. lgOS
Lewis KibllngeES other In partition.
PURSUANT to an order of sale issued in
the abOYe case from the Superior Court of
Montgomery county, and 10 me directed, / will Of
fer At public sale at the door Of the Court House,
in the city of Dayton, on
saturday October Sth, 1859,
At O'Clock P N. the following described cal estate
10 wit;
situate In said county OF Montgomery and State
OF ohio, and described particularly as foll0wa, TO
wlti Being lu-lots numbered aeVenty-nine (79l and
eighty a0) on the plat OF Charles leeds addition 10
the town OF farmersyille, will be seen BY refer.
ring TO the recording plat Of said village.
Also a lot OF land containing 10 acres and 40
perehes, more or less being part OF section T.
Iowh !, Range o. cast Ne beginning at the hall
section eorAer, thence south SIS W. 6a-s poles
thence south II w, 2o-1 poles; thence north W.
gs-s polea thence north - H. 251pole. 10 the place
Of beginning.
Also lois situate Ia said town OF FArnersvilI
Ind being oot-lnis known RA @An and "B.n on
harles Reeds secO d additional plat to said town
Lying on the south side OF Walnut street.
Noi lots situate In said town OF Fhfmersville
n az in-lOts Numbered eighty eight 1881 eighty.
~ ninety (99l ninety-one (0l) ninety two or
ty-three (Rsi on Charles Reeds second adj
Ntid town.
e edeseribed property has been appraised
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A FINE store room on Market street, very
"a suitable foT Grocery or Eating House, being
that partnt the room now occupied by D.. A. 4 r. r.
More, that monts on Market street, may be either
90 or so feet deep.
ALSO large ROOM on the second nooF 2Cx40 feet,
suitable for an office Entrance on Third street.
Enquire or r. A.& \. +. More, or
Ia n ai CHAs. n. CLARKE,
JyiS Real Estate Agent, sd 81,
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DemOortio County Ticket

ron sESAroa.
HENRY SHiDELER, Of pnblc,
ron STATE poARD OF EQUALIZATION.
THos. J. s. SMITH, Of Montgomery.
RErREsvsrAflyEs,
HENDERSON ELLIOTT, Of Dayton
ADAM! CLAY, Of Miami Up.
FnnAeuRRR
Benz. NJ, AYRES. Of Dayton.
rRosEcuriSG ATTORNEY.
THoS y. THREsHER. Of Dayton.
CONnlSaoNER,
ROBERT CHAMBERS, ofDayton.
isFIRHAEY DIuEcron,
ZEPHANIAH CATRow, or German TIP.
coRosEH,
JACOB RlGLER, Of Harrison TIP.
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VOL. Tho 15s.

bits apiece. Around us 10 much oi tho fashion
and beauty Of the Crescent City. Tier after tier
may be seen thronged, while the Iarqus,te il GIL
cd with representatives Of the etcrnsr sex The
curtain rises tho play begins. II 10 Richard The
III Az the proper time, the hero Of the play
makes ms appearance, and in him We recognise
the younger Booth, supported by Pope, a. Rich,
mond, and Fanny Morant, as Queen You will
not fail to admire the truthful and able manner in
which tie character Of the vAliant, but villainous
Gloucester is presented by the young tragedian
throughout, and when the anal scene closes on
bosworth Held. up will 90 your hat and down your
heels into tho unohending 6oor. Booth is destin-
cd to brilliant career and lasting reputation. -
But probably you fastidious and had rather
show the gloom Of your solemn countenance at the
Opera Then put on your white kids and velvet
vest. and we will 20 to the Theatre d'Orleans
There We will sec brilliant arrays Of beauty and
fashion. As for you, will warrant, that for one
dollar and half. and in the space Of three hours.
you will DO sung into the most utter and hopeless
s'nte Of bewiderment imaginable; and when tho
curtain falls you will rise with feelings of relief
For the noxt night you will have before you the
following alternatives, in the amusement line, be-
tween which you can take your choice, viz -
placde's Varieties, tho Chri.ty Minstrels. the
Campbell do. tho Amphithsatre, Vauuchi's Mu-
ings (ths philosopher Of bnmps) DR.. Hall. bialog-
ical experiments. Mrs. Blunts poetcal readings
the Fat Woman, the Living Skeleton tho Biggest
Mule in tho world. the six legged Cow, &C., 10 tho
end Of tho chapter. With this chart and a carte
blanche turn you loose to follow the bent Of your
own inclination
But. hold my ghost has turned up again, per.
fec,ly satisfied aud tells me, for heavens sake, 10
stop-and IN imagination | hear hearty amsH,
come rnmbling down from the sanctum Of the
Virgninn. have gossipped away as though W
were holding fhmliar converse togcther-a pleas
nre which hope to enjoy at no distant day. In
tho meantime. believe me- truly yours
A, McD>
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TERMS

TIE vIRGIN.< " is rubi>hei ally att nd ri-weekly
per and weekly at ~, invariably In
,snc otherwi 81 20 will charge ii al No pnp,
wi h. Discontinued the option the Propr tors
nutl al arraarsges shal have heer rad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ed tor so Of
10 ines Insertion and J1 cts Tor each con-
TIN unless form weekly and then 80 cts
n, .uar, each insertion. II the number OF
.rt he marked the Ms 1t ne publishedtill r.
d re- out, ant charged according
H.. EARLY .Art = Ale
For qnsre. u
Earo
Intended both papers subject to spe
on'rAct.
tR Annual will be limited 70 their immediaie Q
ncs the ged at transient rates
" An Advertisements appear In the daily and tri
weekly papers ,.,,-,,
htv fo,, IN
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JAS. B. EDW ARDS e. Co,
FAaMlONABEE rAII.ORs,

JAS. B. EDWARDS e. CO.,
FAaMlONABlE rAIl.OKs,
AND DEAIkRs ~
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C..
LEEP awa ays hand, Tho hest READY MADE CLOTH
ING that he purchased in this market and prices
law they be had ut other l"ns Ia l., ncbug
They will also have always at mmahd ilc best woTkmcn
that be ured nnd customers the
approved styIe and finish. charge
invites his old friends and customers TO give
lin call and test his ability render satisfaction both in
workmanship and prices
fR- STORE ON MAIN STREET, next door 10 Siitzcrs
Hat & Cap Mandatory ldcc 3.dy
MOUNTAIN COAl.!!-We beg leave rnli
1V1 the attention o the citizens of yuehuig article
Of COAL which raising from the celebrated banks
Of Mr. JtnfMIAH KYLE, oi Montgomery County
This coal has been tried by many the citizen. Of h nch
burg. and in every instance given satisfaction.
We will have always on hand article at thus Coal sui,a
BILE burning Stoves which Nil sri % pei
burhe. Call aud ii
y Always on hand large stock
by permission refer TO the follow ing E"r'lt
G. W. BUTTON Gao NJ RUt MIR,
n. b. THURMAN. W. W. Mosui,
LIE, JOHNSON Co
CHRISTIANS, WHALING Il MOhTAGUE.
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CLOTHING TRADE!
EADu uG5S

hTRlNN the past Summer have greatly enlarged and
II Improved House and have larg" we'll Hight
I'd and Sales Rooms be found
In city. We have made these Improvements the
wants OF constantly increasing trade and heE to advise
WHOLESALE AM RETAIL. dealers that We haven In
and daily the md desirable stock
Of CLOTHING we have exhibited to be seen in the
South We have been engaged IN the trade in this city
trcny years having thus ul know ledge {"
the ants Of the markc and being more largely cngaged In
the manufa and sale of Clothing than other hoo,c In
the believe offer the greatest iHd"rmfast
chass BY every arrival shall make iiuon It"
Of all that IL an1 fashionable aud purchasers viii Al all
times dnd complete assortment OF superior quality Nbbin
ING and aENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, IN store
and Tor sale upon iiBfRAI TRIMS
Wholesale Retail distinct and on separate
floors An examination OF our stot t. prices mode
ing business is respectful, s"ic!ed
KEEN. BAI.bN IN 4 co.
aug Gotta TO- Main street, Richmond, Va.
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EUANO HOUaE NLYNCuBURG-As may
generally that Guano and other ferllfers
he bought Lynchburg good terms as In any other
market regular added In Justice 10 myself as
well bencht the farming community now pub
sh that fact intend keep hand good supply OF 81
approved Fertilizers and deal T 'rgeiy than
any house the city In them think Ic safely say
sell cheaper than other house IL cerainy
e interest Of the farmers to paronse me- thereby
hey enabled purchase Fertilizers al as low price as
other market free of all risks and roubs Please
so.c this and from else now offer for sale, in
and to arrive -
200 Tons Nc A PcruvIan Gnano.
100 =" Reeses Manipulated }uano.
100 " Sombrero Iusp and Jround
50 4" Brown Mexican Guano
50 Elide Island Guano
lUO " Plaster, Lump and Ground.
25 Kettlew ell . Potash and Plaster,
200 Sacks IivcrDool Salt, prime quality
living the Canal below I.ynchburg. be sup
piled their landings they will make
augl7u VIM A. MILLER. on Basin.
GUPER-PHOsPMAT OF LIN K.-Mitchcll
- Croasdales Bone Super Phosphate Of Lime prepared
from ground Bones uano othsr long
containing all the elements Of vigorous
durable stimulant sale by the subscrer price
than Peruvian Guano trial will lis and
periovity W.T.. ANDEksoh
mar Sits
HUM MARABgC.-A large supply ssNssss for
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NEW CASH STORE.
A. G. l. l., w | =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
HAS taken large and comm"dous hous" Main st,
formerly occupied by Joseph Nowlin ID door abos"
Scooield and Thurmans Hardware Sto'c and OPP
posite Dr Junu II Seav's Drug Store
receiving large and woi selected stock OF thO
CERES aud STAPLE DRY GOODS bought exclusively for
and which will be sold prices that cannot fail to give
satisfaction all no with call Asl Au de-
icrmneI business ,he cash system extra induce
be o,cd to cash buyers those desiring to ex
change for country prodnc"
A stock ot No PERUVIAN GUANO always on hand
particular invitation to the old customers o the
Of C. Lewis formerly In the Dry Goods business In
ts city give call we'll as the public genelaiy
mar & dis A. C. LEWIS
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MCKINNEY & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 0R0CERS
AND UENEKAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

LHNCH DUR RG, VA,
yAViNG rcmovcdt 10 their store opposite Jaa. n
Cobbs In receipt Of large assortment Of
Staple Dry Goods Hardware. &c, consisting In part Of
10000 lbs ot Virginia cured Bacon,
10000 lbs. Of Cincinnati do,
4O0 i,alns OF Lcaksvills Cotton,
i0.0tW lbs Of Hoe 1.rather .-=HHf
$40 Boxes OF Adamantine aud Sperm Candles a. I2)
100 Sarks ~ Liverpool Salt
400 Kegs OF Old Dominion Nails
Aiao Sngar Tca Coffee, Moiasacs from stesi Hardware
Gass Ohess &r, all u which thay ofsr cheap cash,
and to punotuai customers
Particular attention paid TO the sale Of Couutry
duce loot lBa Rsp. cupy
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LYNClIBURG COLL I.EGIS
1.Nn h hn

fINE fourth Ill commence
Tho location Of the hcahi st aud most accessible IN
the entire sn'n and the course study both CLASSICAL and
Scientific equal 10 that Of the best American colleges.
The MiIiar, Department III be ehlcen'l, maintained nn
snta Military destitute ana NOR" re'hi u"
United States Coast Snrv'y
Grammar s,hoo in mtt'h young men wi be Ao"ut h PIE
pared for college "' s"",:' u,.rX
ROBERT !" BnockElr, Prnd'"i' rr"f'ss'r of Nat"
LYcuHous MAtnh~s A. NJ, Professor "i Latin and
Bellies Lctir.s
Pm rAutll. Il, Professor OF the Greek Language aud
j. BLA>kt>sir. Professor of Mahcma,i sand Ius,rue
Rev " " wALkfn, Profcss.r OF Moral aud Mental Sci
SAMUEL GAnLA>p \. ~ Professor Constitutional law.
u. A. LA>dnonst, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy aud Phys
GUstrrE ADoLrno sAnronI LII ID, Ir fcssor "f Mod"r"
Languages .
Board 81 per week washing y . per month fuel and and
$50 IL the Collegiate Drpartmcn, tor hall session
Ey Catalogues containing further information can be Oh
tanned by addressing the President aug DTS
lNOR RkNU-TMAT DE-uRAHLE h.
+ REslDLNCE. in Amherst, within u short distance tia
the city, and recently occupied 10y the Rev Mr. 1af"r
The iious. and comnoius with all cut
houses perfect repair with fine arl.n Orchard Grass
Lots, DC &c. Possession given imm' lint'ly
er attached winch wish property we'll
Mill ng Tor the Lumber, Wood or Coal business Ap
ply to ,... ..,,,..,...
lNLlDE lALAND liUANO.-i.OOO Bmx- OF
II this popular q IL ANO landing and Tor sac by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT co.
S-From analysis OF this t'uan", h, l"''s'"I Mont
he max, l. ~ of Ann"ha wi Il
than the ot Peruvian II also
Bone Phosphate Lime 2 tB cent II l. much
richer Ammo and ropn'c and contains much less water
than Eide grl in 1859. ID co
Kiclmnnd Va
UDlCM dry GOODS
HI JUST OPENED
Supr French all wool Monsin Dresses be sold % per
cent less than the cost of importation
srp'30's JOHN ARRAHAMS
ltIOAKS! !CIOAks.! -sONETHINENEW
~ STII.E-l have this day received lot o NEW Sly In
CLOAkS. RAGIANDS AND CIRCULAR tLOAkS, which
dc dedly the elegant in s have be
They have been consignment from ot
the brs Houses In New York, and sdyed 10 ASK 10
the original cost, which all that want for taG
Any seeing them will nj they decidedly the
cheapest goods offered in this market.
have another lot pf those handsome nnd In
deod line BONNEIS, TO soil at ~ ~ aud } ID Nav ir
time cheap goods just before the Come and
you " i'll see, be pleased, and will buy.
had almost forgot mention the Black Brown Flush and
Beaver FLATS for girls and Fuk kS of variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS for girls and boys ~ any
AZ aud size A. = ENGlEHDNE,
nov IS dts tkycs Corner. Lyn,hburg, Va.
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COLHOuNs 4 WILLS.


THE New Volumo Of The NEW YORK WEEKLY ILLUS
l. TRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will commence January LIST.
1859 The following ths OF the crat whose
ductlons viii grace the columns Of this elegant JOURNAL during
tho year; -
REV. O. H. SPURGEON, of London, ~.
q. W. NJ. REYNOLDS, OF London,
G. p. r. JAMES, Novelist,
SIR EDWARD BULWER,
GEN. y. F. HBNNINGsEN, late Of Nicaragua,
COL. Il. W. CROCKETT, s=~ .... ..- .rt
A. D. MUNSON, -...
CAPT NJ. D. ALEXANDER, Y. S. A.,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, N. D., atH
HENRY CLAPP, JR., t...... -4
DIR. o. G. VAN BUREN, ....
LIEUT.. J. N. PLATT, q. s. n,
+. CLINTON HARRINGTON,
MISS SOUrHWORTH, '.t
MRS. ANNA WHELPLEY, .as +,
MISS HETTY HEARTILY, De-
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
j." d. VERNON,
" MINNIE MANTOUR, ..... ...-
=" HATTIE CLARE,
MRS. I. b. SINCLAIR, y,s-5 ..F
TER MS. -.........4
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TERMS

Terms ption e. 90 year. and each Subscriber
entitled articles namsd following List
and requested to mention what article he desires when he
sends his subscription money: ~
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
m JOHN DOOLEI. r

MATS, CAPS FURS, TRIM MACS, &c
FALL. 1875.
have In store extensive and complete assortment
OF everything In line adopted to the Fall TIadc and
prepared TO offer unusual Inducements 10 purchasers
In late visit TO the markets and manufactures OF the
North and East have pains in the selection of this
stock and Halter that long experience enables me &"
anticipate the of friends Virginia North Carolina
ard Tennessee call respectfully self tied from my old
customers and the public JOHN boObEf
RlchnOnd Aug Z
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rUM MARABIC.-A large supply ssNssse 70
" manufacturers fot lie b" -
jan 25-dts-Rs1 copy. W. A. sTHorHEH co
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XYyATCHEs AND JRwELRY.-Ths = =
w subssstbsr has now in ssore, the largest stock
Of JEWELRY, he has had the plezsure Of oder 1
ing to the public. Also, hne lot OF CIsOCKs-tc al
which he nves the attention Of the public beeg pufhas
ng loot 26dts JAMES DINM ll0In.
II ONDON PORYkR AND MUlR'0 AIR
IL 800 Of pnts quarts Of Hibbuts PORTER the
imported I'd Mus ALE in bottle for
sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT T. co,
!. ian dtsI Richmond Va
GlALL ON GI.Aas q RAINE .n.,~.
~ dec 2l-dts FOR hAAoAAUA
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n ASsER BEER SALOON! LAGER BEER
IL SALOON THE unders gned has the pleasure to
to the citizens OF Lynchburg and the public In
raj that he has opened fne LAGER BEER SALOON, and
endeavors body with the LAGER Of the
beet and m"st prominent Brewery of Philadelphia which is
ackno~ lodged I best in the United States
For family will sell dozen bottles of Lager Beer
el-the bottles to be returned Come and all.
dec l5dts VIM LOOSE.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MENTAL. GARD.-Aner csa.sl-
~ tation with many OF The leading Dentists fyyv
Of this country the subject Of extracting >IYY III
teeth by the aid ot errtr.city which mode is ia
vored by f the eminent o the profession. aud haH
my self given satisfactory trial Of several weeks
have concluded 10 adopt IL in my I'taetice ~
iysr> EoRERr EARLY.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WASHINGTON. D. c.

guNIlE undersigned respectfully informs His friends and the
phic generally. that bi- Hotel has been greatly enars
I'D h, the addition o twenty live large raois aud Chambers
also alI alterations have Ia made N
III" Hotel proper which enables him To all mho make
I'll their home whilst the Metropolis that shailba
and pleasure llc hopes by strict
attention the oi lis merit continuance oi
ic patronage hberay bestoM upon Inn heretofore,
Tbs un, hotel hich charges les than 81 30 hay
uovsdly.I l.. -. SMITH, Proprietor.
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Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up Club Of Subscribers At ~ each ara
rsnng e0 will be entitled gold and silver hoder
worth ea,b subscriber will receive any one OF inc
above articles he may select. 49,
Those remtng s2J for 10 sIhscrsers VIII he epned
Gold pencil, with pen, worth " -
viii be entitled 70 silver watch gold vest chain worth
ol0
Those remttng $40 20 subscribers will be entitled TO
silver hunting watch, . gold chain, worth olo
Those remitng for 30 Subscribers will be entusd 10
rold chain or silver hunting cased watch, worth "a.
Those remittng eco for ~ subscrhe. Will b snsA y
Those remittng siOO tor subscribers win b entitled v
q gold watch. worth $40. .
fls All commu atons should be addreesedto
Il b. DEAN, PuDEimxR,
dec oOlaw dtapriS sal 336 Broadway, New York
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LNOR BGIIDER'S AND PAINTEK's.-l
L, have hand good stock OF pure Whit" ad Willie
Zinc, Lnseed 0i Spirits of Tupcntinc Narnshes lutly
Paint Brushes Dry Paints, Col ,rs. &r., &c 4 rsar
ls dts JOHN II sEAN. Druggist
NEW AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT. AT
~ EXCEEDINGLY Low rR1CES.-Thc subscriber is
receiving and has in s0ie complete assortment Of
school aud Miscellaneous Books Letter Dap aud Note Paper
Blank Books Stationery and Fancy q od>. sntabc for the
coming holidays Call and the stock lotnrc purcas
ing elsewhere. Inducements vii be offered a aud parc
ularly 10 those who deal on the cash system.
dec ldts II G.. VICTOR.
IUaT OPENED THIS MORNING
- 70 pieces of English Beached Cloths, lo cents;
% Irish Linens 81
Is
10 62i
rs
GO GO pairs of French corse's p
2s dozen Of French Bosoms, all pure Linen.
dec I7dts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

DEAD WHAT TsMAKsPEAkE SAYS.
~ GOOD PICTURES
"If It well done when lis done:
Then It WELL it done quickly y'-Shdhspsne
So II you wish il nell done / superior
You'll find it qnickiy done and p, dDH' 10y IANNFR.
N, \. TANNER a 90,
Main Street, 3 doors from Bridge Street.
l., nclbug Z, Va
La lies and Gentlemen cordially invited Pos.
TRAIf GALLERY containing specimens Ct Phoi graphs,
Ambrotypes Mclanotypes, &c, a..
Also the beautiful PA TENT TIER PlCTl RE which
is convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken In all kinds "f weather and enclosed beau
tifn the very low prices from 80 To 900
and beautiful If Cases Gold 1"rkrs Nc
dalions, Iocke ng Breaspns, Keys Seals &C. in great
variety. just received
A fresh supply Of the best Material In the country.
Don't forget to call |" His
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03
BARGAINS! BARGAINa!! BARGAINs:!.
To AT THE CLOTHING STORE OF
ANTVTEV IJApNTA C'.r

SAMUEL. HARTMAN, AGT.,
Main st, nearly opposite the Ca,,ens SarinRs Bdmk
HAVE just return from the Northern cities with Of
the omplee OF Rrnd, " ade Cloth.
ina offered in this market My stock includes Fur rag
au black and brown Of the finest yle an finish also Seal
Skin and Pilot Cloth do of different colors have also
black cloth Ragans of kinds and latest lie of black
cloth Frock Dress Coats well business
Goats of all kinds with match OF Vests have silk
velvet satin fancy silks cashmere plush and every variety
make and finish Also. large and varied
of Fur nistimE Goods, such Shaws Shirts (inrn and
narsees together with woollcn under kind
Also BOOTS. SHOES, (of Baltimore manufacture and n
warranicd) HATS, GAPS. UMBRELLAS. TRUNKS IL
NALISES, CARPET BAGS. sc. &c, viii h am de -
ermned sell the lowest The public
vited to and Judge for themselves
sept24 d1y SAMf. HARMAN Agent