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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
A MARTYR RnWnrfled

The Hon. Sam. A. Smith, OF the Deml.
cratic Congressman slain Mt the recent tennessee
Election, has boon appointed Commissioners Of
Pensions by the President
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.


VARMERS and the pubic generally hereby notified lAa
The L,nchhnrg Guano Depot, kept by Win. a. Miller
the Basin, full. supplied Nth the follow in. rfGfil
No. \ Peruvian Gllanu;
kcen,'s Manipulated Gunno:
Sombrcro Guano, i.ynehburg ground;
Mexican tuano:
Kettle " ellis Potash and Plaster.
have taken every preu!luon Ia furnish reliable article
buy the Peruvian Guano from the Agents of the Peruvian
crnmcnt, which cerain! pure am sole agent In L. ncut,
for Recess Manipulated Gnano, and viii insure il he e\
y what il j. represented to he, viz: onea Peruvian
half -onrer believe this be good Peruvian pound
for poind, crop HAT may be used The
bug in the lump and ha ground and on n, good
terms can In bought where ia The united Nv
plan To sci Tor small profit and strictly cash hope t
patronage a! be extended 10 that has been nc
~ bestowed heretofore. WIN. A. MILLER
l'{-dtS-l,rD cup tn l,a.ir
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Hon. Thomas Corwin.

In speech mt Belmont Ohia. On the 81 inst,
Mr. Corwin is reported To- have given Gidling4
and his followers perfect skinning. On the sub
cct Of the fugitive slave Law, hia remarks were
particularly frank and manly. We copy the sub
joined IN relation 10 il from tho Columbus States
mnn, the democratic organ Of Ohio:
Tom Carwin was the speaker Oh the occasion,
aud he arrcarS To have forgotten hIs locality. mud
thought hilu~elfamoug sound, conservative men
and nothing else. He dressed off Mr.. Gid lings
with great severity mud dcn"uacel those who
would resst the execution Of the fugitive law
~ traitors Tho ST. Carsvile Gazette has II
very interesting sketch IT Corwu's speech, from
which we give an extract After quoting section
. Of the 4th article Of the Constitution. Mr. Cor
win said
That is the law. and We Lnvc agreed to abide
bv it--the law is Constitutional aud it must be
obryod. Young lawyer, with eaped mouslarhe-
aud IL cigar II foot long in their mouths, who had
rursoriy glanced over Blacks'one's Commenta-
rirs, and lad read Swan ON Executors and Adj
mnistra,orr and perhaps seen WlcoS's FORMS
la no hesitation in pr"nouncng it unconstitu-
tianal but in tho face of such distinguished au-
thority it is constitutional. and it IN the law Of
the law of the land that che highest aud most
intelligent tribunals in the land had pr"nonuc-
el it. 81 decided it. and there can be M doubt
about it, Now, it being the law. says the old fr-
low, it must be oJcye} If it IS resisted it in tclo.
aud those who resist 1t aust he shot must be lang
S,me men amongst ~ have II doctrine they call II
III shcr law doctrine aud rroicss tha their consci.
cnrcs nrr All We and beyond the Constitution, and
that they Nll 40, obey tholaw. These gentlemen
N o traitors and must hr elevated tou lurrr ntmr,-
li ere suspended --h""y0p.
IA IL rart Of the %tnal contrac, That this con-
stitutinn must bc ohcyrI; # they cant i've unde.'
il they lal better lea,e the country. thny lad the
II hit to resist the law, but if they do resist, we
mast Stoo' Mcm. Duc en- mag inc tittHlso cold
rc water thrown in runli Succession IN the face
AND mn oc'a~i"nnl one poured down the back Of IL
- or devil on cold mornings All one cen also i'm
n.ine how h. would lu"li and feel under such
treatment Judging fir IN the nupoRraaecs Of the
Black Republicans who listened to old Tom, they
must ha}" cr,tninly been undergoing toiac of the
delightful sensations which would he produced by
such an operation.
Not culy that, said Crrwin, hut in the 20 years
the Flu iuyc SLAVE Law has been in operation not
II single instance can lac admitted whrr" free
man has leon reduced To- slavery by it.
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Sale Of Valuable PrODerty.

- IN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court ~ J.
lib nokc. pronouneed u. the August term ls9 In Tho a
Peck langhornc, drought TO close the partnership b
OF Peck iianord Lans"rne) the undersigned who wa.
pointed Commissioner for thai purpose will offer for SAL
the highest bidder in the Town OF Bristol on WEnSr,nt%
al day OF November, 1850, THE VALUABLE ToWY pt s
ERlf, mlhe town of Goobs,n. Tor BrisioD owned Ir D.
llaniord lAnghorne, consisting Of LOI, facing IN, M
Depot Of The Virginia Tennessee Railroad the Fa,'
nrssce and Nirgina Railroad, With over uo,,
which there arr the following Improvements viz: tk M
cheni stories high, 20 feet front, with rooms two e
with three rooms, Kitchen and servants House. rooms s
House, Corn rib and stable with - Horses 81
Pin ALLEY! with ljar-Eoom Lnmberllousc and Lodging Room
all in good repair with We'll the lot Of line Matrr and IL
most reliable stream IN the pince. Also, TWO LOTS ont
hast slr al h' Nirein2 Tennessee niroad Depot Al
these bots "ecuy positions, in respect trade travel, .
to any improved Property IN Golson BRISTOL aud pos,
advantages superior To any thai be had either place
TERMS OF SALk-Ile terms of sale directed by the r
o Court, are rs ioo~s one third cash, and the balance
credit Of and " months, the purchaser giving bonds i
table paper Win sufficient personal sucriy for the dc,,r
payments rhtsc terms the parties interested may maxi a
favorable as 10 the credit payments The title will be e
uni the purchase money paid in full.
sept 2I-dtsnuv f. JOHSSTON Commissorer
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ALANSIIN THOMAS,
Ciunsi~GunSIi GunSIl,

Vi ! a-r u,w Ia receipt # the largest stock ot CO.
w ever had the pleasure oi exhibiting. i>n:
s''- ii IL, ih1s' celebrated itadon makers
60 N t'rt'irr, Bend! eui Mantun, ius',n. ..l,t,
iN"ls n ZONES, ranging III li't, from IL 10 I rt.
Also DAnn- Its.s Bags Game Iil.s Caps, Wal,
AMI ever hg necessary complete equipment. Tor The field
Also Colts = AMI shooters, Alien Nelson's alni
sharpe, Saloon PISTOLS, single .arrellcd Pistols.
ALs' Another sioCk these celebrated FiS manutartnf.
Ell expressly and when have y,cn crsal
iactinn. tal and see th;m tOLliUUNs & WILLS.
-. dts - MAJ N
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Inp0rtant to ShiDnasters and Crews

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
~oMi went! years since. was very seriohsi. IN
gl- iurcl in hips, by coming IN contact with
Tia. nulf OF The sup of which MAS second mat" The hru
that hip his great trouble most ni The
time unlil scar la, April when heard III DAVIS
Vain kiicr, aud inmc iatrii procured bottle ana b! using
according entirely cured IN about ten day s.
experienced The least trouble from my complaint
since.
Feeling M Importance OF having this valuable medicine con
-aai, bripr starting Tor Europe IN March lhs IN Tie
snip re-. New ork purchased twu large br's 10
laL, While At Anr rip. "t my ut ack-
ed VIII Ntg d,ec!,r.; gave him the Pain Killer,
Al elr'I him huIrN.
passage hnnr, with hundred and sNtyihir pas
ier administered this valuable rcncd, To all who
>tA tu,k without getting rciiri. one lad.
,,r lIfiytar troubled with bad headache, for WcI
Ii" sad ii-r cure. hafing been troubled Win mos
Years. told hrr had remedy and gave
iaia hrr which, to her surprise did effect the
sir ha long sought III vain Tor had good mecn" chest
pat board ship, hut did not open IT. there hrih
rrcr, ithe Pain Killer answered all purposes And
do nu,i sincerely recommend 10 ever! shpiasicr always /"
.,,bi supply this Nalui, medicine with him going
la >cl i = Nnllale and 10
MOUNTS bruises, which liable Ia, aud frequently do hap
psu sail ART
'iG ,lpPllEE ALLiN, lac Master Of the ship Louvre
Il
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Strayed or Stolen

T. FROM the residence of the subscriber, at Catll.
49, summit, On the orange and Alexandria railroad, IN
ILL Amherst couf5, night ol svptcm.
her. small -Dth Il. MAR Il years old whi,e
SPOT t, forehead, arg BAY MARI, with her mouth
trf much ri" b! the hrts' suitable ard will paid
lnrIr liver, IL me. Glasgow.
oct; -,Itrls AIANSnS THOMAS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
Pocket and Table Cutlery

NJ assortment n tins department Of trade Is The cypn
AS1 size and varied We have yet ind the pleasure of
To The puhl,r, embracing Pocket Cutlery, from thu c,ra
quality Ia the tn, nadeaso, Bowie and Bowie Spring puk
knvcs; Fable Cutlery in fail ivory sets, viii
STA fiatcd For~s odger, suns s,tll Buck or Hon
Handles tarscr. sceis, superior Shears Tor heavy ,a
scissors, &c. sAMl. NJ. SIMPSON.
4,bt lt,iiI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

MY STORE III hc elu"' IN tn III list, mil
Va o'clu'N lr Ferrous w. purchase
,luhiug o ~ tId dis ell ,.,>c ca.u hc;r" that
lime, mal on me- uil ~a.lrlJs nGht
/. tNtI'EMYHE,
. doors tli,,.' Bath e.
oct G-,3t l. nc,hGrs. Va.
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~,sn New Fail Stock.
uST arrived from the Nnruiern cries with fI st..k or
FALLASD WINTER tlofiilNH Tor yeaiemen The
~ est s'rs and The mos fashionable apparel at tue lowest
ricc found at 1li.mrn M III Main Strast
so h'sr supply of 'icufs Furnishing Goods which we
VIA 50" ,' nan any other house in this city, Hats Of the la
e" - e SHOES OF all qualities aud prices suit Trunks
Va "s aud niias from The Easiern faciorics arr on
"xhili'rtn aud viii be sold cheap. ~ va
l"uths AMI Boys CLOTHING In all STYLES and Qualities
fe eau at litRs SrRAUsEs beiween Now Murrils
anu {. Lewis AMI look for SILT our MOTE /. M II h.s
ever htrl, selling cheap Increase custom. " $50
Manufacturers and Partners do well 10 examine our s,on
- '''"'H "'."hg, Hh''s %e dc sept yI.lis' =
lLlN olis.-zoo boxes choice OILS f,, sab. hv
Naug t2-ds IDMnSp. ptNENPOErk q, ,b,,,i =.
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Lieut. Maury and the Indian Prince


Mr.. n. i. Willis rctraci~ his story oh,ut Lieut..
NAury's marriage with n Pacific princess, which
had the run # thu paper, lately, and compliments
the victim 81 his SnsSlpping mania in the follow
iuL handsome manner:
Il am not sorry lor having made public what is
st,ll the maiulv true burden oi the storv--throw-
III. valuable light. it les upon the more youth
iui qualities which. with - bright fame VII
be ,.rrly inquired Tor hereuiter. Mr.. Maury. ~
II 'I'neer ina new science n the pcrse,ering stu
deut ol natures most elusive PHENOMENA. rs the
quiet deter of riAicne md o, onru~itt.n, and the
cr,>tL c,,ab-hcr. AT last, - II Worldwide nu-
thor,ty in the knowlcl,r Of Iide1 and storms. was
wei Known Ia me, ~ Ia all his cruntrymrn. But
| VAS t. travel wti, Man before disco, ering VIVA;
the abstract philosopher 81 to speak, wns I'm
spite ol'-wlat had been the youth, If which the
calm ala Traction was tic working out Ga our
journey through tho Wild passes nf the Allcgha-
MES | soon became aware that the cold scientific
eye was the quickest 20 what was beautiful:
willie rhc carefully -wc bed words Of comment
nud appreciation, ~ G!oWpry significant though
low, were, (unconSti,usl to himself the Coinage
aud precious metal OF poet. The embarrassing
rcseN" which gave his manner-, at hrst. the cat
at merely cold andnn*y inpathrtsc man Of science
! warmed ont. gradually, II genial but still undo
/ mbnstrnt,e genality; and, when he consented,
reluctantly, contribute his share Mt the conles-
/ senal cfper>,nal adventure, he betrayed, las nly
/ story showetl how romantic had been the first
/ t'ne and temper afhs boyhu1d. 1t was IL Eft #
! tive N!s"r-a II glance at the inner future IF the
! man which, NEST he allowed t. say. vas i,a
/ interesting ~ keep wholly to myself. prubo ~
placement ior impartlnG it, indeed, for the wnl ID
] that j. amused is Instructed as well, hy know
! lnt that the nln whom tt,y Instantly retcrc Id
| honor. is II mlJ alsI t. be famliarly admired ADJ
! beloved"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

Z SHOCKING CASE oF BuRiAL BEFORE DEAru-rhe
New Orlaans Crescent tells shocking story ahont
sexton IN that city named Merritt. The Crescent
says
lie sent bis men few days ago. to bury p, or
man in grave at the back end of certain ceme-
terry. Alter short time the men came back to
him. excited. saying that they could not bury
that man; that he was sitting up in his coffin, and
swearing that he wasn't dead. Merritt. in high
indignatian seized spade and went back to the
grave himself where snre enough. he found llis
customer sitting APP and looking quietly around
him. But, determined on his wages nj al has-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
Hair Restorative.

WE pleased Ia be able TO record The satisfaction
- patrons, after trial Of an article advertised IN
lr ruins the satisfaction 10 know several OF our
readers used Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and pro
nou,r, Just whit the advertisement says Is We
hive several personal aeainances who gray headed
they their hair Is restored 10 its ogina!
color aud willingly add their testimony TO its efficacy and
will give further information others desiring IT, This speaks
well article advise all who do moi wish to appear
Woods Hair Restorative Wesfsrn Patriot
Sold all good Druggists. sept 0-2w
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PATENT kNrTlNG MAcni>E.- fhe never ti,r-.
sewing mach.nc has cu-wnrker in domestic et n.
omy. \ Mr.. e. Ne has invented Il knittlng ma.
chine which viii, it is stated with case knit pair
It ladies h"ss IN twenty minutes; and wall knit
plain or ribbed work, elastic open work. or cam
pact and cl"so as 'nlure 1t will knit II stock ng
OF any size from the infant t.. the adul', and Is -,
simple IN its construction and working that any Ter
son can us' 1t with success. With 80 revolutions
per minute. which is the er nary p,oton when
worke! by hand. it will knit 34ae stitches per
minute. Put up the old fashioned knitting nee.
dies. Gos>ippi'S must be done without them here
after
The machineS are manufactured at Seneca Falls.
n. y, where ii number of them are ia active upe-
ration on contract for the L. S. Government, for
the manufacture Of $4,000 pairs Of halfhose for
the army. Mr.. Gofie contempates ereetinga knit.
tiAgmanutactory at Cincinnati.-- Cirreland onion
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Fall Stock of Hardware.

SEPTEMBER, i>5g.
M are no" in receipt o our Fall stock Of IL AEDW ARE
w which rens and customers will lind ns varied
cheap usual, and 10 which we invite their attention.
sept 3O-dts lOI.IIol Ms A WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
Blker's Premium Bitters.

- W hope tho citizens r,irralil will be mindful
-, 81 tsl> all.mp rian! Family M,dirincntr that j.
.tt-4i iu at cl@,tts aud Ia all a has per-
trn more remarkable ci,r's tht other discovered
tIu u C ldkCh y Al taiiiIs and sexes with perfect
satct tina: antS tl, ion Tia. III ~ spcpsa
Cold aud r.ho the!o, Nvr,nu, Aivcas General Debility
A-.e asd nl Nciyods Headache. bakers celebrated
r.tVIlA been manufactured Richmond
IL ,'tr> is-i. a' r highly nta h! III. ca, at.d
i,r great Virtue hey composed entirely
Iit, Substances. and therefore cnrrl, ali
ai>at- When al Other remedies have aiic sna,
know - Inc If Dyspepsia certified
10 ~ tie 10 T. Acw-uIi> aud rycrs attested by Vim.
H. tr"ft 81 ii,nri' and alhortid cllics and ilrh'e.
a. Atut i ON rAeis assert, mip used II with great
darns prevalence "i the thoer, in Echnand, sad
Nalrf immediately r,ckd and upr,u,d all the symptoms
thl hpt'i i-ts by ile "t akurs is.NiCM BIfftGs.
Ii "" 'll liz re- has ever been disco, cred tonic ui
p N'fiH art VI ~ b IN ns 4.aH these Bllrfs, which
administered Ia rhiIirH wit the hapIiivst result
t Pu, al lin,s Ettas is han,
hrd-l's ~ country, hnl h th,s reason will put ticH
county hsin ai'I oihrrs ~ re Whit>tr, II. such prices
lel,p. All ar,'inHlc ~ The B;vrs AMI
+" Iii-t T. r h 5'I'"iN"- oil Their M Mo.
- Ia nl Al brlEtl>.. iiuebIrg aud elsewhere ia
N"-'a". t.d "tI-rs address l.. HAhEi;. Proprietor,
Jht! -'"'Srs richmond, Va.
Sore THROAT Plague and Sore Throat.
n - tH- quality al s,4hnS lu'id md
80 4tt .r.t,ci hUnur,, lus<,.scd u, no other
m'r.lne ,tl ~ tNaIElIi'> i'Li Ihry l.,rac only UPON
liz .'e'.ns tn'l'" ~ uai l. Affected t tbs diu-r IL ia,
hy Hoia' u.'u ti',c ,ulas preference
rta AZ iri ihtA. il rile tuIt ir is ,i"w that u
r'ir'' lrf d'l "'itl. N u>-i> ri lie iirJdi,
tia" T., ,'Ini Tie liua ,t;i1I it tlIroa
nf ul pa, AMI llr severe litr' .!.i fter. Wlii
'tr "'f 'lF 81 s.ir .r
h2 81 ' I'- All , S''ft ii "ol TX ii In, Diseased
muh"~ nti 'T eNrt'>i NJ riJr weatrIlnt effect
ever tl t1r d,e, l,.r' upon l.al.ly
parts lHh rohfS rE prevent All Llnc Ii>,..>a tn how
1ari1ai Al >ti',. 20 nsc mat ,neruc which ouly
lutA. s.Dt lp-is
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| ards, the sick man sas buriesl yh"w. lie sirus
! gled and resisted as we'll as he could. but few
batserem the spade settled him.
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To DySpepticS


~ AND NIL who suffer The fortunes which this disease
Eys innicts form another Of its many phases,
eurr permanent, and speedily by sng the OXYGEN
AIrp lIIrrEgs
The Weekly Noreiieftt Of Sept IS, says:
Dyspepsia of The prevailing diseases OF our COUNTY,
This owing both Ia climate and the almost universal habit Of
eating meals rapidly 10 admit Of proper Digestion But
these adverse cr this disease, ev, when
chronic disappears rapidly by the use Of The OK
ygenated Bcrs, which have been found 10 prove nfaie
remedy.
From the Publisher Of widely circulated Magazine
BosToS July l. 1855.
MHssR g. W. FowLg COL have taken three bottles of
The oxygenated Bicrs derived great benefit from
their been much troubled with Dyspepsia for sev
years. found hing TINT afforded relief until
u, b,ies most cbeerfuiy commend them to all who
aice, with this troublesome ana stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, Of the ifaeaf and ScAoof"dtt.
From Gen. A. G. DopjE, our Minister to Spain.
WAsMNGToN, d. c., May Is.
DR.. GEO b. GEEEs,-Dear Sir:rhe OxYGEsArEp BirrERs
kind furnish me, have had most
Siuiary case troubled with Dyspepsia for
four years during which time tried many remedies, but
With ANY good your Bltes now In the enjoy
mct good health and hope aud believe thai all who
BIT ERR Will find them ser,ceabie as
have found them.
With high respect, your ob't servant,
A. G. DODGE.
Prepared 10y s. W. FoWi.E& CO., BosroN and for sale by
William A. STROLLER CO., and John ii. Seay, Lynehbur; l.
G. Ph Campbell H.; and by all Druggists ami dealers IN
medicine throughout the ely AMI country sept 29ts
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TnE KASs,s Goib-Aitcr ali the contradictory
reports which have reached us from the MINES IN
Kansas: the fact seems last settled that there Is
gold in the mining region. and that varps ship
mcnt- to the aggregate amount Ut SlO4,0Do have
actually been made. tabular statement pun
Ii.bed in the Lcaecnworth Daily Times gives
a detailed account of the receipts from May * to
August Is. from which il appears that the bust
nes. firms in Denver City and Aurora have reeev-
cd S729s5 from miners. aud that OF this sum,
$45. oG8 have been shipped to other ports. Meth
or oi the sums nnmeI are yenr oil anu these
results If three months business are regarded
gratifying indications. The express winch '"it
Deie,er city in the middle of Sept. carried away
So 90 in addition: bringing up the figure to the
weld of 81 "a 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

PaocsssroA 90 rBR Soss OF MaLTA--FEsTIs4L
OF raE SgyEx CARDiSsts.-Th Sons OF Malta. 10
is understood, have determined IA eelebrats the
nncieut festival If tie >e.en csrfinals BY grand
proccs,on in the city of NcwYork. Which will take
place on the night OF the II h inst. as this fesi-
val, It il said by the inflated falls upon the night
of foil MON. The lodges of the city OF New York.
Brooklyn. ami jersey City arc expected 70 Part'-
cipate and ifi4 pranhlc the procession will be one
Of the largest and must curious which has ever
been seen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

Dry We are authorized to announce WIN. a.
CLEMENT, ms candidate for the Clcrkslp Of the Count!
Court II Campbell. sept l2-,ltde
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HODGES &c Co.'S

HODGES &: Co.
Bed ana Gage Portable Tenoning Machi les
PATENTED MAY =, ls,l9.
gun n' useful Invention out for lemons, raising pnhc
Il for doors, blinds and SASH aud for accuracy
speed unsurpassed Hand power only ,aisit. A.
~" IN se ~ i.i's city. [oci Idts CoLIotSs y A" ILi,
j 9 |. \ l.. w y s L < \
('rccESsoE A. WiSSroN)
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CANDIDATES FOR CLERK.

Rely- We mr." nathnrizcd 10 announce JNO. ID.
ALEXANDER candidate for the Clckshp Of The County
Court of tHmphs. shlt 2-=di'loie
E.Yf" We are authorized 10 nntnhnce ALFRED
REID candidate tor the 'crkip "i the County Court
OF Campbell sept 2(-dt,lc
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Grover & Bakers.

,.
m .- tft EngATEp FAMILY rEwING MAcMNEs, 40 Broad
tE- way New York, and Isl Baltimore Street Baltimore.
\ NrW SIX LE-Pl;ICE $5l-IIEMMERS 81 EXTRA
thus machine from two spoo as purchased from the
store requiring hiding Of thread. II Hens FEELS. Gath
superior style. finishing each by its
ration, without ,hc hand needle, as Is
,rrd machines II will do better and cheaper
!t ii she works for cent an
hprf.
~cul for "A circ.ar j. 7. DAVIS 4 co.
mItA .llls. Agcnis Ly Mchburg.
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Bsiy" To TnE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF tAAi'
cry iyNCuri re- announce myself caI
didntc the ,rrhtn? Of the County court &" Campbell
sept lIitdnic THO L. AKHlN6loN.
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a'aiE Araac.
GEO. -, DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION EIG1c:HAVT
No l3l Main ST, LyncA3urg, Va,
receiving aud viii keep hdld 'arle selected
stock Of ,rortriv staple Dry G"'ta hardware. Weuima
Shoes Boots, Hats iron, >t,l ,Sc sci
cheap ali N AM of c,,,
gunds examine stock before tn lie large H.,
of the following gomis:
Fuliei tts ~ and ~ tassmerts ClSSi:ts Krrsy>:
Negro iaRkets, white aud caioc bed D. AMI
sole Leather, LINING and Budding skins.
French and Philadelphia Calf Skiis Pegs, Last Re;
rnnIrrs' Tools, Tanners oil, Lamp oil and laIow
lLsecd Oil. Znc aud White Lead, fopa and Japan Narnls
Bellows Vices, Anys, plates. Files and Rssl,s
steel Springs, Iron AAes spinlles and Bolsers
Hammered aad Eicd ron sheet Iron, Cast Bis
tered Steel;
Bale Con Cotton oznaburgs, Brown and Bleac Cotton
Cloths;
Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Syrup, Salt, Nails, Ne, &e
Twill pa, The highest price Move Wool Rolls Featlnrs
Beeswax, fauw and all other Country Produce ial nj M
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

nj a. u j. Il. Wasion :, 90.
MA : uFACTUiaR OF AND pGAL1i IN
.g,sss. s,ss Iabinet Furniture : l.a!.s =
e -----'sS3 OF EVLnY Di.st'!.i.'. !a,, m
Ne, Ia -Nf,. Street, e.po,ite Tie 80 coi H,t,e.
u, nCis3srg. ~,
hFFEES large and sei; stock ca. .ir ti.r.' al l
~ tbdira Yer! article entirely new. :, ut He All
'Hli'' t.rs which wi Dc oanli uinay ~ o.
rHi' dad The Puu.ic--ll oi aniril VIII T.. r.
ui"a ie. y AL II respectfully solicited e-
'''f' At III ir'ist, as "cii "a III fl'hc ,s'.
i'ia That 10 pains eAcrtlu8 ..... D.. ... 49,
rulrn ais.irtlun 10 All.
Ec.,f- al all kinds leiler IN town %. c,i ~ c.t am
iIpHt.iiiA d'nc, gt! At reasonable rates
"lr ~ Slc" Mattresses add Ilckers pal.nl -prln- l'l'
a'Mays oil hlai.
aug -, scifl, Join l. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

Hl.g"We are authorized /" announce Il. +. MAN
II tamrlIcll sept l5-dlnt