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Young MN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
A CURE WARRANTEp.

Dr. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention excu.
sVely this peculiar class Of maa and the reet they
have consequently been enabled to render their fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
patients and others daily arriving In town from al
the country for the express purpose nlv of consul
taons while their have been c ed by the most
signal advantages from what they have experienced
i-oufiug the of these infectious complaints
rom their simple condition TO that Of the most dan
ser,us and iuveerale they have always Entertained tn
their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease cOud almost invariably be traced TO OF the
following causes Ignorance, neglect, the bad effect
unskiu and improper treatment; therefore Or. AMOS
SON have succeeded Discovering the selection OF
their remedies safe eectnal and cautious course, omit
ting ali combination of remedies VIII ch bear equVoea
Character as well those whose premature inudiciCus
application might be productive O bad consequences in the
hands of private individuals In short the laudable end OF
their remedies is the lessening of OF human
misery by the aeyaiion, relief and prevenon of those
grevOus scous that in reality the secret foes Of life
and which while they extensively surround
fer our skill and 1nteIfe in their determination
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J. lis And flS SUPERIOR STREET
Bankers.
}. HerdIIlan g Co.,

j. HeFdlG1an & Co.,
No s. Public Square South side, near Ontario ST.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
I'D Foreign and Domestic Exchange- Uncurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Colleeons Throughout tbs
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended to-
Drafts and Bills of Exchange on Great Britain Ire land
France and Germany We direct in sums to suit at
Sight and 60 days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND. ~ I-A
London-Messrs Prescott, Grote Case Co.. Bankers
Liverpool-J. Barned Co Bankers
Observation-Disclosures Cunlife, Brooks Co, Bankers
National Provincial Banks of England and Branches thro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co. tt#rs III RI fr tfH
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And All their Branches IN all the principal and towus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking Co.
GFeen0ck Banking Co. IN Glasgow and Greenock
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches.
We can furnish Draf amount nav able in the
principal Cities Of the Continent Of Europe.
from New York. Breat Britain and Ireland, France md
Germany, can be s cured al the Lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 70 ~. sa-4..
ssps J. J.HERDMAN Co.. as above.
4 Z WHITNAN. 3 r. sTANDAKT C W srINDIRT
WHITMAN, STANDART e. co.
Nv Bankers and Leaers in Foreign and Domestic Ex
change No.T Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and vii furnish Drafts for any amount payable at all
The principal pOn sin England Ireland Scotland Francs
and Germany Collections made all Accessible points
hIonghoui the United States and Canadas, mhs:lE
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Urmtistrp.
REMOVAL

I IL REMOVAL.
'DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Once to his resldeDce No 4s
Wopd st doors North ofths M e Church where hs
win be happy all Of his forne patrona 9TH
ers who may need his services. - $3.50
Cleveland, March 20, lSss-mh2dni Ut .ttfftBE
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nuNTRY INYAIrDS

Persons in any part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail of their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS SON, corner Main and Quay-Sfs.
Buffalo. n. V lansd &wlv265
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No. ais Superior st.
alal1 Ed
JOHN H. IEGERsOLL 6 CO.
Stoves and EnameIed Crates.
w. L. Marvin,
No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppO-
site the Old Court House, -

No AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppO-
site the Old Court House, . o.
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il ai r0nase Of his friends and the est Ct manInan
dgrina he pasE Fall trade Is determined coie out
ms Iarge VARIETY Of COOKING. PAhLOR, HALL, and
klt.iS Okt.iiSE STOVES and ENAaELED CRATES At
Ms sIADi iaaol II FooKtNG STOVES for Hotsls.asd
ms cter Coos ING SOycs r families, capnotbe
surpassed i.r perl et ia ppeItion and eoolomy in fuel
Ills not An Parior Heater for Pdrlors, Halls School
asoas Is, Saarche oe &c made isr AalhEacits Coal
are 50 constrled that II answers either flT stove
furnace or both eomhias1 and therefore vii Produca
moch more heat than other the mzrket
neat 1ni some snd dur bic sad Is gy1ns sre sfac-
uoat many Of our Lest citizeus HIS Pearl which il
made oys for IaIior burns coke Or harn coal With eaf
econon md neainesS AID also gives perfect sfssefiOn
The ne west aud most desirable styles ef IN AhELED
GRATES on hand Al The lowest prices
he manu- actures and keep suoplisd with Tin Conner
always on hand
Iie ko9fng SD all Jc5bi1g doae On saort notses
An are respectfully solicited call heors purchasing
eissN NAsre al ne on and well kuneEn sianc Of
ara hl-I ls-al ". l. MARVIN.
SULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
~ STOVE PoLISH-she best Ia the market. AlsO--
'LUDlON'S lnfalnble Sef-Sealipg FRUIT CANS. war
anted 10 be Air-rieht for sale cheap. whoiesals o.
retail, by W i. MARVIN. No ~ Public Square,
eot Gearly onnoslte the oidCOurf House.
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Drn0s
n.I. KELLER. MN.

. . ~ 2 III NJ ~
ECLECTIC. OFFICE No. "a Sene-
IL ca street, Residence No % Enc street. isL9
pOTANIC AND ECLECTIC MED
ID CNES al olessle and retail, at No. g. seneca
street. laa-S
nR. KEELER'S sANODYNE EX-
IPECTORANT and COUGH CANDY has become
favorife in every family where it is known for cough
rup irritation of the throat and lungs As TO It's anodyne
and expforant qualities be surpassed Prepared
and sold at No. "a Seneca street. janis
DLILE ELECTUARY-A SURE
il ard sneedY cure a No q Seneca st. lanl9
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APp'@'''N - D. l. wIGHTNIAN, Sheriff,
By WIN. r Simmons, D p.
ADAMS CANFIELD. PlhIs Atlys- iebI6tdz4z
OnEDTPEuC CATE -RV VTRTTTE

CHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
y Of an execution issued om the Court Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoga County, at the suit Of + l. and l. Whit,
man AGAINST John Sidual directed, have LEVIED
upon and shall OFFER for sale at Public Auction at the door
OF the Court House corner of Seneca and Champian st
in the City Of Cleveland said County the 10th day Of
March, 1889 O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the following
described ands and TO wit Situate II the town
shio Of Brook yn being number in the thirteenth
range oftOwnshps the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the state of Ohio and which also the County of Cuya
hoga and known part of Lot No 1876 in the Weyve
plat 30 called Cleveland, formerly in the City of Oho
and IS described follows. strip on the north end
oil SAID lot is ee wide being Is feet front on Hicks street
and 50 feet deep, be the same more or less.
D. L. WIGHT4AE, Sheriff,
per Homer Strong, Dep
mar.
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DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, Y.
A RE THE ONLY YPHYSICIANSIN

- "
Corner of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
IA the State who members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London. May be Consulted from O'Clock
the morning until at night in every stage aud symptom Of
disease The they adopt the result Of upwards
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
An sirument the Of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness, SC Can be peEma
nenlly cured from fifteen days months by The
this instrument when used cOni0ntly with medicines
\ YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing that they
have invented mns important instrument for the
the above diseases has been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris PhadeT MA
York. been declared the only useful Bstru
ment ed for the OF Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
$40 by mail express.
N. B-Dr. AMOS q SON in order to satisfy the most
sksptcai the merits of this instrument pledge them
selves that in instance where unSaisac
tory after fair trial the money will be refunded by
turning the instrument III good order.
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Rail Roa0s.
Ia IL 9 =. -: =:
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY,
IL March 7th 1858. TRAINS LEAVE CLEVE-
LAND DAILY-Sundays excepted:
500 A BI.-Aail for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
$50 p M-Accommodation RGvsnna bIiersburgh.
$50 P. M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling,
The 500 A. NJ. and $50 P NJ Trains make direct con-
necthns with Penn. R. R. for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, Also with Bait. Ohio g. R. for
Baltimore and Washington City.
500 A NJ Train also connects at Hudson for Akron and
+ K MYERS. G T. Agent mars
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flour & fefo.
City Mills.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
II purchased this well known FIGURING establishment,
are prepared to furnish its old patrons and the public
generaly article Flour and Mill Feed not inferior to
any ever offered this market. The following fayorte
bauds of Flour kept constantly on hand and for sale whole
sale and retail: -
CITY MILLS Double Extrs in barrels, sacks and half
sacks, made from very choice white wheat.
SUPERIOR" Double Extra, in barrels, sacks and hall
sacks made from the bestred wheat.
MARBLE hlILLS.' Extra. in barrels, sacks and han
sacks, first quality Of Flour.
NORFOLK" SupeTfne.
MILL FEED.
Coarse and Fine Mddlings,
CITY Mills and Akron Shorts;
Screenings, sc.
Tbarsl inducements offered 20 the retail trade All
es len at the Mills or our Office will meet with prompt
:, $3.50, ~ - H HARVEY 4 CO..
dec2:dy21 Merwln Streel, GleEe.ana.
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Sheriff & Special Master Commissioner.
,oT pifys Atty feblstd223

J. T. PHILPor. Plf's Atty. fehlstd223
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
- writ of vsndi exponas and plu g. issued from the
Court Of Common Plees of Cuyahoga County at the suit OF
lanes NJ Parker al pls against Francis r. Elliott et
al s dHecedI have levied upon and shall offer
for sale at Public the door OF the Court House
(corner of Seneca and Champlain streets in the City Of
Cleveland said County the 1871 day Of Msrch lS9
Al o'clock NJ of said day. the following described lands
and tenements, wit Lying the township OF Royaton
in the County If Cuyahoga State Of Ohio and bounded
as follows beginning alstake the centre of the high
ay on the south lire OF Lot No p, and running thence
south So degrees west II hams 81 inks thence north
rees chains % links 10 beech tree thence north
81 degrees 10 chains 50 links TO the place Of begin
ming containing and ninetyOne hun1redth ncres
being the same land conveyed TO Richad Elliott by John
Coates December 24th 1926 and recorded IN BJck NJ,
pages SO Of Cuyahoga County Records
1-pr'--'' D. L, wIGHTMAN, sheriff,
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL ROAD.

- - ~
WINTER ARRANGEBIENT. =
I0N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" 2 1858, Passenger Train. leave Cleveland as fol09
l:3O ID, CINCINNATI Express, stopping az Berea Grafton
Gallon, Giiead, CaTdingtOn, Ashley Delaware
and Worthingt1n lr ~ -f GOll
96 H, Cincinnati Night Passen stopping at all sta
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and AZ
CaIdington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers al all atfonS south of Gallon,
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesvile, SC
Crssthne, Pittsburgh, Et Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest, UpperSandusky, Delphos Lima. IT
Wayne, LapoTte. Chicago, &c. West, and Easi
for Mansfield, Wooster, MassiliOn, &c
alion and BeefOntane Railroad Line, for Marion. Belle
fontaine Sidney UniOn, Munele, Indianapolis,
Tsne Haute, VlEcenness sEFansgille, Louisville
Cairo, St. Louis, kc.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, In
dianapOlis, Terre Haute, st Louis. &c; and Al
Cincinnati with the Ohi0 Mississippi Rail-
-- road for Louisville, and an points % The Ohio
Columbus, LtCle Miami and Columbus, and Xenia Rail
read, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis, Terre
Haute, st LOUIS, morr0w, L0Veland. and Gin
ciBnatl. and with the OhlOand Mississippi R9ii-
road at Cincinnati fer Louisville. Evansville,
Cairo, st Ions, and aH points on the Ohio river
COLUMBUS Central Ohio Railroad for Newark GAINESVILLE
Wheeling, &C; Columbus, PiQua and Indiana
RailrOad for Piqua UTbana. SC lf Hail
r For Tickets ali points and information apply al
the Union Ticket Office 81 Superior street, at the Pas
sengsr Station -.---.
Cleveland Nov To- Is5s--
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n1aanfnf1Oul.

gIyHE co heretofore existing under tho style and
firm o Glass Ralnc this day dissolved by mutual con
Mr. Rhine rctlres from the All having
against firm will please them 70 Ms ass os
payment and a persons indebted 10 the hrm will nks pay
To him, his authorized agents. -
X. H. GLASS,
OcropEn 24th 1862 CHAS. j. RAlNE.
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Lynchburg Coach and Wagon Factory.
THE subscriber returns his grateful acknowlodge-
~ his old friends and customer for the be-
raj patronage toward him, and begs leave 70 inform
them the that he has been In and
he bos by more attention business 10 merit con-
nnance OF avora VIII make order and keep hand
ali kinds OF IRON AXLE WAGONS, made in the most sub
stantaI and neat style He will slso make order and viii
soon have made general assortment of Carriage RockaWas
and Buggie Also, large assortment of and twohorse
anvtno Moving WAGONS Sages AL who want
good work the old Lcb1rg O0acA a"d Wagon Fac
2orU and doing the principle, you
NAV expcc, get good work and low price, All who want
sJ ms,ch IL dts JOHN II. BAILEY. Agent
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Fancy Articles.

I1Cy ~ C1CI6S -. ,
lust received at PAYNE & BIAcKFoRDs the beautiful
- and extensive assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES open
ed In this city comprising In part Pocket Books and Port
varieties Cnbas Work Boxes and Ladies' Dressing
Cases Of oil kinds pnpier Mache and Pearl nad screoscope
varieties bohemian Toilet Sets, and beautiful
Oder Cases. Pun Boxes, Jewel Boxes 100 Portfolios
bracing variety Writing Desks at all prices several var
Of beautiful Cigar Stands and Cases. Hour Gasses
Lunci,e Pocket Knives, Gold Pens &c, also
and elegant style Of Ladies Travelling Bag oct 2Odts
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Reliable the Trade by Mail Telegraph hed,
application " AIsIENs hGkSIs,
KEROSENE be obtained at the Manufacturers Prices
of all New York Wholesale Druggists Groce tamphenc
and burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers in Lamps
n B-KEROSENE ID the trademark of the Kerosene OIL
Co. aud al persons canod agninss using the said trade
,,s rk ~ othe ola oct l-,l3m-A W.
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A Card.-Renoval.

WITH visW q havtng ~ = au oc M, ..oss N
hardware, Cailsy, aus @e 70 he STORE HousE NO ~
ss the Farmers and Virginia Banks which s now bsinS
tied up elegant expressly tor the Rse -
, be Occupied 18th of 0oroBBs, 1850 Having maze
syee additions my In the coree Of the 49, mcn -
me Fa Trade hope 10 present such nduasmsnss :no
Thoss vag and residing 10 the e sse cordially invl.sS e
ny Of Engish Table and Pockes Cos
~ 6ssns Ri1ss and Pistols 3oodA suv1 -
fstsd Ware Locks Of every kind Wood and Willow yas
ssh tSlss OH Carpets OH ehadea window Coruice Dani
md Pima Carpeners and other Nschapics ToQa BaadnG
Is.esai, Azes and SPRING. Carriage CLOTH md LAoeA ~
ne, Csf Skins and ohs Leather, Shoe radnsA Eng ~
me- bs stivrups and TlingA Circular aud ohR lava Onn
Warranted Flea Farming UsnslA As, "a 1s11e nanv =
,srption q aFtisiss nos csaSsay 6anA q 1s1NlEa
, entA -, b0koQHs
eucoessog % blmpooa 4 nio.,
Oct lo-dts - ~ L5nsAbarR We {
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aailg Tir9inian.

Interesting Report ofMr. Wards Journey
to Pekin-the Ride and the Road En-
try into the City, and Hundreds Of Thou
sands ofPeople out-the Treaty all Right
tho Palace III Which tho Envoy was
Lodged.
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N eW Concern.
OcroDEn oath, 1859

~ will be announced In the meantime, the Honse Will -
conducted by the undersigned aud hopes his friends and the
which long enjoyed Every attentionwl be paid cus.omet
e,mplete assortmeus OF goods
in Virginia will be sold upon accommodating terms
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4 }g oPDCIAk MOx1OU. s&F, IL aa'
Il blls dss tse lsis arn q Tcnpsaa 90 g " u
}er for co,eeaep,k ~ sos paid BY Jsnssy ~
nsv IL itijxn j. n. Tu0HPo08
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N
retiring from the Glass Ranc be leave 70
tender my friends and the public sincere thanks for tho
very eru the House during long
.onneetion with IT, and respectfully request that their favor be
which, viii In every
yuym I0ct 2a-dtal CHAH j, kAIHE. 9.
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KERO We OIL!
The New York Kerosene oil Company

(EBTABIISHED 1S5a1
NNOUNCE THAT, having made great improvements In
"A the manufacture of Kerosene they enabled 10 OF
fer the Trade at
A REDUCED PRICE
The attention Of respectfully called 10 The SUBJ
ned table, result OF pholomeirica examination, by ED
n KENT ESD, Of Now York, Chemist, and dated Feb 3, s6:
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OR s. AL

lngine and boiler and Two-x1orse Wagons.
WILL sell bargain n an Engine and Roller and Two-
Of best in this place The Wagons new and
oct IL -dtsAcI awts GEO ID. DAVIS.
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Fine watches,

FImC WATCHES.
q WE have new and large stock OF FINE ENGLISH
IN WATCHES, Of the iollown manufacturers Cowdo-
n roy Dixon Jos johnson, Tobias, Bold T. d. ohnson
49, David Taylor, Cooper, Robinson, and Blundel Also
largest stock Of Fob Neck and Vest Chains Seals Keys
&C., ever offered In this market
will sell the reasonable terms the
ticlcs can be purchased State and respectfully solicit
examination Of our stock. j. WILLIAMS SON,
oc i3-Jts Main Street.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.


e THE subscriber has just received the largest and
ny had the pleasure Of offering to The public;
which may be found Gold and silver Watches; Chains
Fob and ves Earngs Brcaspins Bracelets, Finger Kings
Neck Chains, and the best lot of SPECTACLES,
Steel silver and Gold among which Is the la " SS
patent the hes! offered 10 the publcu of which he
invites the attention Of his friends and Ia. public generally,
surfing them that the prices NH suit. -
aug22u JAMES DlNWlDDik.
EUST ARRIYED.Wc have just received superior lot Of
% Baltimore Flour quarter sacks Of 20
something For sale accommodating terms
by lnov I5dts1 SOLOMON & MUSSERS.
TUNO SPOKTSMEN-A supply of Dubont's celebrated Cans
Il ter Powder, suitable for sportmen, for sale BY
T-dts JOHN II. sEAI, Druggist.
FsNE RIDING HAT TO be given 10 the best Female Rider al
the Agricultural Fair, can be seen at the store of
oct i3dts j. WILLIAMS Il son, IS Main Street
New Commission House.
WE have this dny associated ourselves together for the
w pose of conducting GENERAL. COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn, &c, &c. We ask
Of the patronage of public assuring them
much younger than the Bodrd n Jqde and have
always ignored It's action the 2S per cent We will
sell for you under the old rates Of commission ad make remit
sold ONCE 1t Jno c. sheares Main Street
July 20dIc1y SHEiREE Il BUltKS
To SportSmen
WE in receipt Of portion Of our stock OF double and
w single GUNS and will have In few days, unusually
large sock which invite the attention Of friends
Also Powder Fasks Shot Bags Bird Bags, Gun Wads Per-
cussion Caps Baltimore Shot, Duponts Diamond Grain and
other Powder and everything else necessary to complete
equipment for the field COLH0UNS & WILLS.
"A
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Natural Coke

Natural Coke.
4 NOW n supply OF NATURAL COKE from the Carbon
Hill Mines, kind that gave such general asiac
lion last Winter expect TO Keep stock during the
can recommend this first rate fuel; II gnes freely,
makes bright frc; longer than Btunn0us COal and
makes dirt coal have have burnt. II
Is particularly desirable for cooking stoves
WM. A. MILLER, On Basin
sept 2s-dts-Rep copy
Coal! sOal!! COal!!i
Oh nnn BUSHELS Red Ash Anthracite and Clover
s)O.OOO Hill Cool hand and u arrive all OF which
offer 10 trade accommodating terms u can he
bought city. To those who have supplied themselves
their interest 70 send In their orders early
All orders the Of MeCorkle Co. Thos s.
oct 6I2m NICHOLAS KABLER
UIEAD DRESSES AND HEAD ORNAMENTS-Received
this day b, express, direct from the manufacturer tbe
Head Dresses Head Nets and Fancy Or
for the head exhibited In lynchbug The inlcs
invited early CALL they being sold cheap
ast the Ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store 100 Main
Street tnov 10 dtsl L. A. q u kINSEf.
Ready for the Fair!
WE have Just received a large lot OF PURE FRENCH
w BRANDIES, Champagne, Caret Hungarian. Hock, Port,
Sherry ani Madeira WINES, which will sell for cash. al The
lowest market price, - -, .,,,,x,
oct 10 -dts 1866 Main Street
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CAB ELL H 0 u s E,
No. Il2 Main street, LynChburg, va.
/. RcRABACK Proprietor.
JOHN KYLE, Manager
NFG leave TO en and the public gener
ally that the HoUsE II has been ex-
envey furnished and will be conducted by the present pro
ror upon approved stye In all respects Inc
culn has conceded De the best In the city, being IN
hs e. mir, of business Main Street, within few minutes
walk Of the Depot, Warehouses, Banks, DC
With polite and gcn,lemany clerks ready prompt and a.n
vr servants travellers visitors this House ma! rest as
ur lat every will be cared for In that style that WIN
five general satisfaction. Tho Proprietor and Manager pledges
that will pains expenses ih render
inv comor, Who visit their House. From our friends and
NV i ISAAC RORABACK, Proprietor
sc,t 9s,l1y JOHN =. KYLE. Manager.
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John +. HAWKINS,
Oc the CITY Hotel,

INTENDED moving his plantation ths Fall but crcum-
STANCES prcycntA lie will continue until the 1s OF Marcn,
at which time his will expire. lie thankful % the ciii
M ynchbura and the Cling community for their D-
| m irnare and .oicts q continuation Of the same He
du, himself 10 Keep shall not be second TO any
lh civ Persons wanting good family single rooms can
s furnished lie Is prepared accommodate all that may
,jmc and that with the best the market Affords.
-ll I'm
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TUE subscriber bcSs leave to inform his friends anu e pup
ic generally he has leased for number of years. Inc
above well known and popular House. ,.
The TABLE shall he supplied with the best That the maree
adords and THE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND u
CARS. sr.,,p ..,,
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