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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-14
Union Male and Female Institute, Three
 Creeks, Arkansas.


 J. E. TRIMBLE, A. B., Principal TNHE third Session of this Institution A will commence Monday, August oth, 1859, and continue twenty weeks. The faculty is fuli and efficient, composed of teachers of acbnowledg ed ability and merit.
 The two departments, Male and Female, are wholly distinct and separate. No communication whatever, is suffered to take place between pupils of the opposite sex, either at the Institute or with those under the immediate control of the princi pal
 The instruction is thorough and rigid, and close application is required in study. Every facility is afforded the pupil by Apparatus, Maps and Globes In the musical department fine Pianos, Guitars and Vioins are used both for instruction and prac- tce.
 Young ladies from distance are required to board in the Principals family. Boys can obtain good boarding in private families at from S7 Sl0 per month.
 For particulars apply to the Principal by letter or for catalogue.
 REFERENCES: Hon. s. H. Hampstead, A. H. Garland, Esq., Little Rock.
 ". " Andrews, esq, Washington, Arkansas; F.. w. Can't, esq, .' Rev. $. William n, D D., ' John R. Beeson, Hsboro, G. $. Lamkin, Clampagnolle; w. A. Bell, ''
 James w. Meek, Union county; B. C. Alderson, Three Creeks. August 3, 1859. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-14

MRS. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Milli- her and dealer in Fancy Goods, etc. Feb g '59
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
A Reporters Description OF Fever and
AGuo

II our local department has been better for the
past two days than before, IL 10 to bs attr ,ted
to the absence Of our regular" reporter who sue
cumbed for forty.eght hours TO mn attack Of what
in Western parla"oe is termed "agar." in the
,ernacular, chilis and tever. People who have
never enjoyed u but with this vigorous affection
have missed II series Of sensations to which all
others ara as zig iron to doubloons. Tho primary
symptoms are II sense uf"gononess in the stomach.
the diaphragm feeling though II were an imper.
ieetly inflated ballocn floating amid space with.
out ballast, altogether in violation Of the ,hy-
sioogical unities. At the same tme your head
feels ~ though it were q bass-drum, with fur
boys humping Mt each end, This for about two
hours, whom tho olll cumea on. The chill is
institution that would. we think. have more sorely
tested the patience Of Job than all the 'bo-" in
tho universe. IL commences nt the bottom uf the
spine and lynsccnds until reaches the brain.
Its progress being about m inch to every five
minutes the tnlcr the men tho volicr tho timo
he has OF it. When We say lively 30 mean that
the teeth Tor the time being usup the functions OF
tho tongue and chatter MS inccssantly as be, of
advanced snins,crs ut n country tea-party.-The
only sound that can equal it is Pete Morris race.
horse solo ON the bones. The peculiar sensation
Of tho chill can be- fan.ly initiated by suspenjing
II cake oi Ice down your back Ivy set Of pullcys.
passing over the ears Draw up tho cord that
the ice asocnds tie spinal column ut the rate oi
inch per hour and YOU have N tnlerable g'nDl idea
Of The chill" O course it is understood TINT the
experiment is performed whoa mercury stands at
zero. and y"u stand up to your knees in u snow
bank. After lying in this condition. under the
weight Of six heavy qnilts-which impnrt no
warmth whatcver-you have All interval Of rest.
Then convs the fever. and you pass through the
orp"sitc ex,rcme..o of hea'. You imbbc u gallon
more or less--of lemonade, and then. worn out
with the shak', fall asleep. II you aro in n chenp
boarding house. tho landlady may, pe,haps, eond
n thn Ia hat Vnt nj
please get up aud do yovr shaking IL chair. Us
the bed isn't accustomed to rough usage" Such
things heve been done. and mny be again. It hoks
rather unfeeling, but is nothing To what is endur.
cl upon walking from that sleep. Then comes tho
misery Of the acue The excruciating head ache,
which still remains. is bad enough but not worse
than the impot'ncy OF ones unJcrpinning. the
limbs feeling as though every kncepan had it's hol
tom Knocked out. and every fire plug one met in
the street was stuffed recertionchair, with ex
tended arms. implorng you to be seated. Hence
forth we shall never wish our bitterest enemy n
greater misery than the ague. Compared to it, all
other nnlndics became mere whmscys.- North
1merJcua
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

BALTIMORE LOCK H0sPITAL.


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ns s.arS q physical debility asiOmiis
should mmsdis'sy cousut Dr. johnston and bs rssosed
lie p.ee. hm.sf under the Dr. JOHNSON
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both body aud .nd arise The system bccomes dsrsngsd lie
.a psipsion of shs hear, indigestion wasting q Inc sa
,Uueh ympsoms Of consumption -.
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stamp :. s:sa e =: .;y s:..sn: x;.'a. .s.a s's
and ssnd posSlOu OF ADVERTISEMENT stan9 Ynptoms
Racant N 8aARhe Casna-A A Cure IN Two Oav1.
Nh NrpC9ySv m NXrrsroI,s npIIoa fysrn
Hn fGF3NSTON
... C1v. yOxA1y q OIy.
Member on ne noye Cege o. Safgcons "as9n "rsaesse
from ons OF INC n1s smssns OoIees p me uh'.L sntes
.. nqna.n S & ss ss s as
"a some o me mos cares hn. were ever known'
tany troubled with v NE bead and eass when assp
Erral benf a. sudden soand AMI oss-
'"sa WIN eucns psasniae essned sometimes WIN desa-
srne"' o' n""" Wess cwrc ssssc mm;TSstsY re T,aeYv
DlsEhsE
When the misgnidsd and mpucn Of pleasure ands
c has nbbrd hs seeds OF hm painful dls.ass too ahsn
nIns that iumsd enes oi snae os dread oi dseosesy DO
e!. INN rom applying " !nose VINO nom cucaoh nnd respee
nblly can aone bcftend him caying VII the coustitucs
nims of THIS horsid disease make her appearance such a.
"es
M" ans bioicnes on tie head ss and ss.rsnes pnsss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

The N. q. PTcayuac tells pointed auecdote of
a minister in Minnessoto, who was noted for
combining the somewhat incongruous profession
of q preacher and money lender. He was proffer-
ing a prayer one Sabc,h from his pulpit. in which
was the following petition: "Grant, o, Lord,
that We have more interest in heaven |" when, to
the surprise Of all one Of the congregation exclaim
cd, "Don't do it don't do it The old sinner gets
Ave psr cent month now; and that's enonsh,
the Lord knowsv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

The MANAGEMENT OF THE VoicE.-I am only
relating simple fact when Say that almost eve
ry error in the use Of my poor lungs, stomach,
throat. palate. tongue, teeth, and nasal organ, had
their day with me; anil rarely do hoar clergy
may rea but recognise one or more of the same
bunders. a Common fault in reading is the mo
notone. and when, a. | sometimes hear, there is
this drowsincss Of tone added to "drit," or see
saw Of measured cadenc g. at the same time, why
then even the whole tune Of LULLABY, baby" it.
.eli cannot he compared to such soothing sou-ds
f'r rocking the cradle of the hearers brains
Now. reading in church wants 40 much breath,
you cannot afford to waste any. The labor il so
great to the vocal organs you cannot afford TO tire
them necdlesslv. The voice required 10 loud you
cannot afford TO lose any Of the aids of ntonatun.
articulation or reverbesation. In one word, your
lungs. throat. and mouth form one complicated
machine. In reading in n church these organs
are applied to new purpose almost different
ss singing is from talking; and the wisest thing a
young curate can do is to take q course Of lessons
from good elocution master. Nor could any bo-
nevolent Churchman spend his money better than
in maintaining a clerical reading master for the
benefit Of the diocese. MANY clergyman, for
want Of knowing the benefit he could derive from
a course of reading. inGiots u cruel drawl on his
congregation, and unnecessary labor on himself
as 10 the clerical sore throat the barriser and the
speaker are alike free from it. The Dissenting
preacher is also free. It is strictly an orthodox
9 mplaint. II comes, not from talking. but from
reading. and NO doubt chiefly frum reading badly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
Now Commission House.

WE have associated 0sTselyes osshsr r hs
NFss or the ssie Of Tobacco Wheat Corn &C. &e We ask
share Of the patronage Of generous public assuring them
IGNORED its action the ~ cent EN- We WIN
e, ,r YOU under old rates Of commission .d make remit
- se,, m - ,on ,s sJ ONCE Jo G. Shearefs Main str,st
iniY a0-dAelY gu - .'i' = A,NA'i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

THE RIVER JoRD.N.-A correspondent of the
Utica Herald thut Describes the river Jordan:
IL line Of green lnw forest trees betrayed the
course of the sacred river through the plain. SO
deep is its channel and thick is the forest that
skirts it's banks that rode within twenty yards
of it before caught the first gieam Of its waters.
was agrecably dsapp'inted l had heard the
Jordan described nm insipid muddy s'rean.--
Whether it was the contrast with the dcsoaton
around or my fancy that made its green
banks so beautiful know not; but it di seem at
that moment Of its revelation to my longing eyes
the Perfection Of calm and lnneliness. 1t is hard
~ as wide as the Mohawk ut Utica, bu: far m IRE
rapid AMI impassoned in its flow. Indeed. Of all
the rivers have seen, the Jordan mas the
f,rcest current. Its water is hy no means clear.
but it ~ little deserves the name of muddy. At
the place where first it tradition assigns the
baptism of our Saviour, and nsn the miraculous
crossing of the children Of israel their entrance
into the promised land. Ike n true pilgrim
hathel in it, waters nnd picked few pchbles
from it's banks as tokens IF remembrance OF the
most familiar river in the world. Three miles be-
low the spot where now stand the noble river.
itself the very emblem Of lifc suddenly throws it.
self or the rid bosom Of the Deal Sea"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Pat was dry and got out OF the cars for his
rerreshment the cars very thoashtesslv. went
on without him. Pats ire was up. "Ye spai-
ieeny" he cried, starting on run. and shaking
his fs. Is he flew af er the trin. ''Stop there, ys
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

The BEsr JuDoE.--A Judge and joking law
migration of the souls IL men into animals.
Now" said the judge, suppose you and
were turned into horse aud an ass which would
You prefer 10 boz"
Tho asa, to be sure" reptile the lawyer.
why? ?" asked the Judge.
BECAUSE" was the reply, II hav" heard Of an
ass being Judge. but horse never !"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

IIoEINd CoLLoouy. .--"Rte. Pete. sess atoad!'
.nd a litte darkey to his brother day. as they
were digging over IL heap VI MANURE.
"Whar is he Joe ?"
why. right dar--don't you soc 'imY"
hit i'm wild dc hoe"
Joe hit tho toad II crack. which brought po.e 10
tho ground.
ooh. you fool. Joe, dat was my toe. seed da,
All do time !"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Though would impress that any man may sus'
tain injury if he reads when he has q sore throat.
Ncenfy Years in the Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Tho Irish mind is never failing source Of
wit, The following is the latest specimen:
Patrick is baggage master On the Georgia rail
road, and always attentive to business. A few
evenings since. while at his post h. was aoc,s'ed
hy AN excited passenger. who in rude and bois-
,crous manner lemanLe repeatedly ~ k mw the
whereabouts Of his trunk. Pat after several times
replying to the inteVogtory At length LOST his pd-
'cuce nnd thus put nm end !" the strangers trou-
besoms questioning: Och mister. wish In my
soul you were an elephant instead Of u jackass.
for then you would always have your trunk under
your eyes"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
CLOTHING! CL0THING!! CLOTHING!!!
NJ GUGGENHEIMER

M. GUGGENHEIM
HAS returned from e Northern cities and daily receiving
n large and fashionable stock of FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING, which IN beauty, style and quality, is
SURPASSED He respectfully aud inv ties the public
general and his friends examine his stock before purcas
m lie will hold out great inducements TO cash and
prompt paying cusomes-for Others he has
crece taught him act decided, in restricting credit
Ills comprises many different styles Of Goats. Pants
VESTS Coats Dredn0ughs etc. that the. would be too
Clcrous to MENTION
lie also has an assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING, the
greatest sntion Of the age and only manufactured by
Company the United States In New York. The public is in
yitei to call examine them II WILL doubtless puzzle every
body
lie has also large stock Of Genemen's GOODS
such as Socks Ties fruvas Net shirts and Drawers, Gloves
Shirts Handkercef, shawis Travelling l;ankcs al>
trunks Umbrellas, Carpet Bags etc He returns thanks for
pasl favOrs and invites everybody 10 call on him.
B-Country Merchants would do well Ia call on him be-
s.nt b.. dis NJ. q.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

Natural Coke.
r NOW have supply OF NATURAL COKE from the Carbon
Iiil Mines kind that gave such general satssc
lion Winter and expect keep sock during the season
can recommend this first rate fuel II ignites freely
makes bright burns longer than Btumlnous Coal and
les dirt coal have ever have seen burn@
" "Pa'''eo'A'' WM. A. MILLER, On Basin.
sept Q3dts-Rcp copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
NIECELLANEOUS.
DELK & LINDSEY,
GENERAL CoMAI6sIoN MERCHANTS.
NORFOLK, VA.
,,,,,vTsiAAR !, AN T.S

errrnvEHsdAAdkf "a Il 3 kssAfrzMSar q r. Afaia1rrr.
i Win she analysis the celebrated ssit.er
spring. In Germany In most convenient and portable FORM
II the Medical Profession and D.cernaS Public as the MosT
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
aline Aperi ient
Miners. Spring waters sedu sowIrrs and other similar ar
te both nom It's compaciness and great efficacy be
Biliioa and Fsbriie Diseases, Sick Headache Loss Of
APpsttts, Iadt0estfoa, aad al Similar Com.
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers by sea
lIabts In,as Conyacscens Captains Of Vessels and
Planters win Hnd valuable addition their Medicine Chest
with those who have used IT, 1t has high fvor and Is deem
M foIid STATE Of the Lire,-h renders great service in
In Got and RheumsmI gives the best satisfaction, al-
laying all innammatoy mp'oms and in many cases effect
Ks success cases Of Grare Inigstion Heartburn and
10 be Medicine Of the greatest utility.
Acidity u tie &on'ach and tie distressig sekness
asudI during Iregdncy-Yels speedily, and marked
under Its healthfu influence
iec to the Pesiefing gently bowels ncuazing all
irritating sccretions and thereby removing n nanmator
InJdc d Invaluable In all gentle Apsrient
1t ~ In the form Of Powder carefully put up bottles
keep any climate and merely requires poured upon
,oProduce delightful eneryescent beverage.
m the day. acting gently the SYSTEM restoring the digestive
power exciting healthy and vigorous the stomach
give zcst 10 every enjoyment 1t also enables the In, ad
Joy many luxurcs With mpuniy from which
e debared aud without which life Is 50 rksoe and distress
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentle.
nen Of the highest standing throughout the country and lis
steadily increasing popularity for series of years. strongly
guarantee it's ecnc, and valuable character and recommend It
To the favorable notice Of an Intelligent public.
JOHN A. TARRANT ~ co. DRuGGisrs,
No. 2Is Greenwichs:, cor Of WARREN N y.
june ll-d1y-I. g"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
ASHING G TON HOU 5 f,
XYMC4RuRa VA

CABELL lou 8 E,
No. Ila Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
l. RORABACK- Proprietor.
JOHN g. KYLE Manager.
DEG leave to announce their ens and the public
ally that the CARELL lousE Is OPEN II has been ex-
iensyey furnished and will be conducted by the present pro-
preor upon approved style In all respects The
location conceded be the best In the CITY, bel ny IN
The cene business Main Street. within few minutes
walk Of the Depot, Warehouses. Banks, &c.
polite and gentlemany clerks ready prompt and atlen-
tive visitors this House rest
sed that every cared for In that style That will
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
they will spare pains In render
ing comfort who visit their House. From friends and
the public generally solicit share Of patronage
~ ISAAC RORABACK, Proprietor
sent 2s-dly JOHN 5. KYLE, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
Fancy Articles.

Fancy Articles.
lust received at PAYNE BLAckfonps the most beautiful
- and OF FANCY open
cd In this city, comprising In part Pocket Bo"ks and Port
monaiex S. varieties CabaA Work BoNcs aud Ladies' Dressing
OF n kiRds apcr Mache and Pearl lnad screuscoc
several varieties bohemian Toilet Sets, and beautiful
Oder Cases, Puff Boxes Jewel Boxes @c 100 Portfolios EN-
bracng variety Writing Desks all prices several nre
ties Of beautiful Cigar Stands and Cases Hour Gass
Luncttes fine Pocket Knives Gold Pens &c; also
and elegant style Of Ladies' Travelling Bag OCT 2ods
lust ARRIyED-we have Just received superior lot Of
- Baltimore Bnckwhea Flour, put quarter sacks Of %
poundssometbng extrn. For sale accommodating terms
by nov l5-dis SOLOMON N MTsSERS.
TUNO sPORTsMEN-A supply Of Dubonts celebrated CAMS
i ter Powder suitable for sportmen, for sale by
7dts JOHN II. sEAi, Druggist.
FuNiE RIDING HAT u be given the best Female Rider
Il the Agricultural Fair, car be at the store of
oct l8-dts j. WILLIAMS h SON. 81 Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

John Randolph. Of Roanoke. was in q tavern.
lying on sofa in the paror, waiting for the stage to
cn,no to tho door A dandi6ed chap stepped into
thereon with whip in hand just come from drive
and standing before the mirror. arranged his hair
and collar. quito unconscious Of the presence Of
the gentleman on tho sofa. After a,tudinixing n
while. he turned to 60 out, whom Mr.. Randolph
asked him.
HAS the stage come"
Stage. air stagew said tho fop; "t'vc nothing
to do with 1t. air."
"Oh | beg your pardon" said Randolph quiet
ly; "Ihought you ,ccre the drirerP'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
RPECIAL NQTTCE

SPECIAL NOTICE
IL bills due the Of H. H. Thompson Co. the Let
IA Of july 1892 will be- placed In the hands Of The proper on
for collection, IL not paid by January iss, s60
14-dtijan j. II. THOMPSON.
UTOOP SKIRTS mud Skirt Supporters Just received and
Ill n than the usual price.
nov 2A-dts l. A. T. KINsEY.
NTERiNO VESTS for Gentlemen, very heavy at the low
N price VI 81 w, at L a. &c r. KINSEY'S,
lid
LYNCHBuRG FEMALE COLLEGE.
TVHE exercises Of this Institution win be resumed on ths
first Monday In september, with kxi Corps " Ruso
and ample facilities for nsiruction n a ka n a
study pertaining % oonrIsn rnnA1z np0oAIscH.
EXPENekHTuilion In Euatah ~ Tern az ave uuo,sh.
eso In Latin or frsnsh 90; In Aasis e16, Doasd d. ave
the Bossd and Tuition !sqplveA h e4sansA -,
sor Gsislo9oss oonaining fatA pevt.gnlsrA appy 70
RuRHIn0 ILUIb-5rsah H1lia1 57ui.I ss,a.s.oiIy 81,
- hand and Or sals b tnov ts<hsl :. n. rHONPs0N
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TIE RMS

v,paIErAN b pshakshsd daily at % and TriweekH al
. Ins snnan aAssnes .nd wsssly Invariably IN .d
vance sxct = ~ oplon Of the Proprietor un-
VI wl ii. ps srrssrsgss .h.l hsIs sssa "a ..
~ hc frat nseftion and 37h cents for each
d s H .ssa 10
ber OF oi,si nsi nut and charged accordingly.
Till ordero' " THE YkARLY RATES AkE
r., one square daily;
sot 'ss Uss sSsrss ui.vsety @ .,,,; - ~ "
~ Intended Tor both papers subject 'pe-
e. svse .l Be limited 70 .hs ou
ns q IN new adverssmens appear in the daily anc rwosk
raperH notices which exceed eight lines charged
tts,iv Gr the exccsh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
Natural Coke

MICE Leaf Lard and Sugar Cured Hams for saie BY
~ i..s .an1 Ih.dts SMITH & ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
old stams wagon; ye murshsrin stame ipjine--
ye've got n passenger on board that's let be.
hind -

Tms PRsAcHER's DisAProiNrnsSr.-Mr. Neals
relates story of"an eminent living prslats." who
with the greatest good humor 10 aocusto,ncd T.,
narrate tho incident himsslf as . warming :" his
clergy 10 speak plainly. While hs was still Ger.
wing ! ouraey be was anxious 10 try his ihand at
extsmpore preaching. and accordingly souk for
his text "Ths fool hath said In his heart tLsre 10
no God" On this su,jecs hc dwslt, much 10 his
satisfaction. for the usual time: he proved from
tho works Of creation. from the construction Of
nur bodies. and from the other usual topics that
there must bs q creative power end that crea
tive powsr 10 Ged lie came down from the pull
pit with the comfortable oonvictvn that he had
not done 40 badly after all. Happening to walk
home with a farmer wha had attended tho SERVICE
he was anxious to learn what impression hs had
produced. and accordingly made some observation
which led To the point be wished 10 Introduce
"A very capital sermon you gave us. Mr.. b." re-
marked his companion. but somsh"w,I cant
help thinking thrro maybe God. f,r oil you
sny."- UaTrersdl Rerie,r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

SCHoOL BOoKS-ccciyc cd this day, another arge supp;y
- OF Of al kinds Liberal discount allowed
teachers. PAYNE 4 BLACkfOKD,
sept tbdts vi Main Stree
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
q. III. HARDY &c BRO,
as~n n Orm0 mental Painters.

adsrs ol..isI. ,t. and rcps1asnseIs n,a,s .,
NJ eau eau Street stand prepared 70 execute in tho
~ .ns most durable style ell work entrusted 70 us
sharr . ,lus .rr moderate. G. H. HARDY BRO.
our The test permanent paints used by In all
May i2-dy y. "a. u. 20 nNo.
HIRSH & STRAUSE,
CADY- MA DE CLOTHING,
van street. between Nowlin h Murrel and A. C. Lewis
NAM tYNCHBURG,V VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10

NTERINO VESTS for Gentlemen, very heavy at the 10,
Nl price of 81 w, al L a. &c r. KfNSEY'S,
"A Mai. hs