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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
TRAVEIEfs, DIRECTORY.

The fpilowing shows the time of departures
and arrixals sa-the c. q. &4C.-R.R.zat Aillers-
re Rfss,ss ~; aosrs.lsThs 4aoeommodatsoa leaves
MiIlersburg at 40 a. n, and arrives at Cleve-
lxud xtsi1.iss=1
The EkExssleaves Millersburg at l.40 T. NJ
.aha arfods-et Cleveland al 6.15.
RUNNING SourH-Acconpsodcti leaves Cleye-
T., and arrives at Miliersburg
At 4.42sP No s.sszs2sse /,
arrives al MiIIersburg al 9i7. : =
sitzeTSe E5pssss trsia running North com
nec5sat1Otgr.lie With the 7East md West trains
on the r ri. ": and e. r. E. - ss
-. p, TT. Wa C. r. r. 49,
The table The time St arrival .ad de-
hal Road, at Qxsvilie. 4 ,ssesss,ss fiss5 q
...s.:sss kvs col sc EAST. a rasFz
Passsssel Il nssls ~ ss q 50 and Is Is F. F. n
IS a5sss.' .sElo1NG WEST ~ .bstzs
Esgss< -s-ssl; -as e 1850, = ,a5s g Az.
Islsiess-s 1' -'1s'ss1 ssss.sl-7I SE.-1 - SIS
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
The Meat Of soashern Caesars.

The Meat Of S0ssahern Caesars.
The Newman Georgia. Aadspendens
Blade demands the following mild aud con-
s.itutional remedy for tho South, in case
two-third rule is abolished in the Charles
ston Convention SO that slave States cans
not control the nomination: ds sgS.cg e
"lfthis b. done, We, for one, demand n
Withdrawal. of the whole Sothernsrights,
Democracy, and a'union formed by themon
State rights principles, whose duty il shall
be to march up to Washington Cisy and
take Charge of the Copisol, and scondset
the Government on Constit.aaal prissplss.s
We rather think that John Brown andsx
bakers dozen Of aboiitonists wonld take
care Of his southern armyss asssilp assa a.
This kind Of reasonable blustef Is tho
daily meat of the South, on which sit in-
flates itself into bloated proportions: bat
now when John Bsoxn has puncsared and
collapsed their bubhlsy they profess To Be
Mortified that any man should really, hase.
the nerve to put their own threats in psac..
tice. 8 lss 5sAt ali -asf si-ui. tsss ss,ssa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

MoUrH.--An instrument to some people
Of rendering ideas audible; and 10 Others
of rendering victuals invisible.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

~ A lady describing an in,patussd
man says, "he never smiles but he teels
ashamed OF it." t---.~, =. ...f -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
Kidnapping at Columbus.

AAUuuPRhh6 90 wi auMOtASs
A mulatto man was seized at the rail-
road depot yesterday morning, forced on
board the $40 train for Cincinnati, and
carried off. The seizure was made BY Dep
uty Marshal jacob Lowe, who also holds
the office of Deputy Sheriff Of Franklin
county, and Robert Mitchell, Constable of
this city, and a number Of helpers. No
warrant or authority of any kind was
shown. They told the bystanders he had
been robbing somebody. Although the
man was seized by as many as could find
a place to take hold, being powerful man
be threw them of, and it was only after a
contest that lasted, we are credibly inform
ed, half or three-quarters Of an hour, that
they succeeded in subduing him SO as to
force him into the cars; during the strug
gle Deputy Lowe taking every available
chance to hit him on the head with a
heavy cane. y. -
A colored man named Henry Alfred re-
lates the following circumstances: He and
Rice lived at Mt. Gilead. A man calling
himself D. G. Watson, who had been here
several days, engaged Rice and himself to
come to Columbus to be employed in re-
freshment saloon that he was going to set
up. They started t gether on Thursday
for Columbus. The colored men stayed
over night at Delaware, where Rice had
relatives; but Watson came on to Colum-
bus and met them with. the gang when
they arrived in the morning. Alfred was
not seized, but was roughly handled to
prevent his interference. People at Xenia
where the train was due about IL o'clock,
were informed of the matter by telegraph,
and we are advised that officers got on the
cars there with writ Of habens corpus,
but were CARED off.
Alfred states that Rice had lived in the
neighborhood Of Gilead near eight years,
and has wife and one child there. Incl
dents like this among us leave no room
for indignation or horror at John Browns
invasion. If arms can be put into this
mans hands TO bew his way TO freedom
by whatever killing is necessary, there is
not man or woman in the State that will
Justify both the man that armed him and
the man that slew those that enslayed
him. See what narrow line divides us
all, republicans and democrats, from Old
John Brown - Colum6us Journal, 29th.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
/. TrinIaof Brewh.

Aach space in to-days paper IS taken
up with the trial Of Bhowx, the leader Of
of'tbe Harpers Ferry revolt It will be
seen that the jury have found him guilty
of aliafhe changes in the indictment, and
there is no doubt the poor fellow will have
to swing for his folly; but hanging him,
and those connected with him, will be the
&orstsliage the South dofortheir safe
y and security in the future. Taking the
lives Of these men 70 prevent . recurrence
Of like events, will be like pulling grey
hairs tegetrid Of them, instead Of which,
as the SAYING Is, ten return TO take the
place Of the one pulled ont: Wedo not,
however, wish to BE- understood, as saying
JoHN BRows and his men should be suf-
srsd to go unpunishsd foftheir crimes. By
no means, but We have our serious doubts
whether taking their lives, although guilty
Of crimes worthy of punishment by death,
bill be the best thing the slave holders can
do, to prevent 3 recurrence of like trans
actions in their midst. bsss Il iaas =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

Eg Therighfful heirs to the property of
the late Senator Broderick, it is said, are
two young girls BY the name Of Melon
nell, nov living in. -Garrigtonhill in the
County Of Cork, Ireland. These young Ia
diesare cossinssgermah to Mr.. Brodefiek
on his mothers side. They hare been in
formed of Mr., BIS death and their claims
to bis estate. s~.iTs3 ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

= We hare read nothing, in reference to
the late insurection al Harper's Ferry
which has filed us with sentiments Of such
profound melancholy as an article on the
subject in the Richmond ,H'hig. One
would naturally ,think that a journal pub
lished insthe heart Of Virginia aud the GEN.
tersof excitement, would treat of this out
break with decent gravity. On the con
trary,sthe Whsg's article is written in
style5the most lesitous, skeptcal and irrev-
erent. The editor inclines to treat The af
fair as pretty much q humbug, and actual
lymakes fun Of Gov. Wlsn's military per-
formances, concluding a stateraent of the
departure Of troops with this piece Of in
decent drollery:: -
"The soldiers took leave of their wives
and little ones last night amid much weep-
ing and waiiings not expecting ever to see
them more Il was heart.fending scene,
to be sure. We endeayored to procure a
lock of the hair of several of the soldiers
rs a memento of them, incase they should
fight, bleed and die in the service of their
country but they were too much afflicted
by fhsI parting tseene Itos pay any atten-
tion to our request. We expect to see
half Of the soldiers back. at least But
good fortune TO them all,'',T -, ! i.s.l.s -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

eGssRtr SM1rH.-The. democracy will
touch lightly this gentlman's connection
with Brown, for but a ilittis while ago he
was their best ally, when be ran,as an in
dependent candidate against the republican
ticket in New York. If they make Gsrit
prominent the invasion, they may be
sstopped from charging it, on the republi-
cans. tbereforeit would not be strange if
they should acauit him entirely. g
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

There is asviolent struggle going
on in Tennessee, between the friends and
opponents Of Judge Douglas in which the
former, up to last accounts, seem TO have
had great adyanlaee: ssfaa azs 50 ;slss@
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

wThe Office Of the Free South, at
Newport Kentucks,sa paper Of Republican
proclivities, was mobbed on the 2sth sult.i
The presses were battered down, and the
types thrown out Of the window. g.
This-is another job of the -slayeryites.
How many ofstheir aiders and sympathi-
sers IN the North, who are now bowling
themselves hoarse over the work Of JoHN
BnowN at Harper's Ferry, win be, found
10. denouncea itas Few,z;yerya few. The
Shareholders can come into our territory,
and, aided by G.s: officials, murder and
steal away free negroes, and these men
have no words Of condemnation of such
acts, but let; q NYrlhern man go into a
Southern State, and aid a slayessto escape
from his brutal master, and they are all
ready to denounce him for II, and even aid
in. arresting and Furnishing him. for. the
crimesof having aided aifcllow being to
obtain his freedom. sss 9 is7s9 81 - 1s5ies
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

WT The editor Of The Richmond IPhig
appears to.be trying hard to figure in a
duel.l Hear what he saysof Mr. Wallach,
Of TIE Washington Star. 'sHe would sell
his soul, If had one, for thirty pieces of sill
yer. He is professional robber and swim
dler, and derives his meat and bread from
habitual depredations upon the public trea-
sury He would lie, or steal, or murder,
without any hesitation, for those who
would pay him." 80 -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
BROWN REprDIArEs THE PLEA OF INSANITY.


lie does not put in any plea of insanity,
and if he has ever been at all insane he is
totally unconscious Of it; yet he adds that
those who are most insane generally sup
pose that they have more reason and sani.
ty than those around them. For himself
he disdains TO put in that plea, and seeks
no immunity of that kind. This move
ment is made totally without his approba-
tion or concurrence, and was unknown to
him until the receipt ofthe above dispatch.
Brown here raised himself upon his bed
and said: will add, if the Court will
allow me, that l look upon it as a misera-
Bile artifice and pretext Of those who ought
TO take different course in regard to me,
if they took any at all, and view it with
contempt more than otherwise. As l re-
marked to Mr.. Green, insane persons, so
far as my experience goes, have but little
ability to Judge of their own insanity, and
if l am insane Of course should think l
knew more than all the rest of the world /;
but don't think SO. / am perfectly un-
conscious Of insanity, and l reject, SO far
as | am capable, any attempt to interfere
IN my behalf on that score."ea ssrs ~.
Mt. Bolts stated that he was furthersin-
stracted by Brown that, while rejecting
this plea entirely and seeking no delay for
that reason, he does repeat to the Court
his request made yesterday, that time be
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

,zE Some apprehension begins to. be
faftin Washington, particularly about the
White House, lest Hon.. George N, Dallas,
ofPennsylyania, now the American minis
ter Eat the English Court, should be the
compromisedenocratic candidate for Presi-
dent in 1sso' Mr. Buchanan has many
apparitions, and this, is of them, -.;;,s.,..s !
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
ohio Leetslnturc.

The State Journal publishes list Of
the members. elect To both branches Of, the
General Assembly. In the Senate, Be-
pulieans 25, Democrats 10. In the House,
Republicans SO, DEMOCRATS 40 Repub-
lican majority on jeint ballot ~. THIS s
certainly majority to. be proud Of; and
we trust that by short, working session,
and no adjourned session, the people of the
State will have good reason to pc proud of
the majority.
1t must be confessed that the Republi-
cans were decidedly in luck in some Of the
close districts. For rinstsnce, in the Mon
roe and Guernsey district Mr.. Potts is
elected BY only 9 majority, and IN the
Richland and Ashland district DR.. Glass
obtained but 90 majority over his Demo-
cratic competitor. Both these districts
we're regarded as reliable BY the Demo-
Gratis. The Republican Senator in Marion
was carried by close vote, and also in But
Ter. Several Republican as well as Demo-
cratic member of the House were likewise
chosen by small majorities. sa.zass sss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

ing. - sss
Brown stood up with difficulty and Ste
vens was held upright by two Bailiffs.
Porter Crayon was present and took
sketches of the prisoners as they were ar
raigned. T
The reading of indictment occupied
about twenty minutes. ~
The prisoners each responded to the
usual question-not guilty, and desired to
be tried separately. % F p E
Mr.. Faulkner-The State elects to try
John Brown. ae - cess =
The Court-His condition must be in.
quired into. 80 p
Mr.. Botts-I am instructed to say by
Brown that be is mentally and physically
unable to proceed with his trial at this
time. he has also heard to-day that Coun-
sci of his. own choice WILDE here whomhe
will of course prefer; he asks for delay
Of only two or three days; it seems to
me but reasonable request; hope the
Court will grant it.
Mr.. Hunter said he did not think it the
duty of the prosecution for the Common
wealth, or for one occupying that position,
to oppose anything that justice required,
nor to object 70 anything that involved a
simple consideration of humanity when il
could be properly allowed. Yet in regard
to this proposition 10 delay the trial of
John Brown one, two or three days, they
deemed il their duty that the Court before
determining the matter, should be put in
possession Of facts and circumstances judi
cially, that they were aware of in the line
Of their duties. As prosecutor, his own
opinion was thatit was not proper to delay
the trial Of this prisoner for single day,
and That there was no necessity for it.,
He alluded in general terms to the condi-
tons of things by which they are now sur
being such as rendered it danger
Gus to say nothing Of the exceeding press
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
HIsCELLAEEOUS.
NEW CONCERN.

xxvIItAN A. STAPLES having purchased The interest Of
w J. n sniih IN the VI Camp, smilh . Oe ne
ba.D.s vi ereseF conducted under the nfm o. CAMP
sTApLEs Co. Who receiving and on1 d ssie 81
he Old stand Of Camp, smih Co., No Bridge sssee
iuryrnnd we'll sclccied stock u staple Dry oo efoeer.
Iuors Fertirers Ac all which will be sold upon ne
mos, terms and With desise TO give complete
satisfaction their patrons.
Having Increased ellts conducnga Forwarding aad
onai.sioa Bssa<s they respectfully solicit continuance
the uairnage which eretoors een lberay excnd
=. 10 ke arm IL camp Co ieigng themselves ~ give
that branch Of their busines and to exer
-e promptaess and punrus,y towards their cusi',merr
The their of the be In the eiiy be-
Ing mar the Tenn Railroad Depot and Immediately on
The bnnk Of the Canal
with their busnes they have also an extensive
Ii MBER YARD. upon the bank of the Canal, and are pre-
offer such Inducements for The sale 81 Lunlef as are
in, riur u a. 10 the city. CAMP, STAPLES ~ ".
Let, lai9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
AaA.r and sMuck mattresses.


WI keep constantly hand good Mattresses
w wncn VIA he sold cheap for CASH We can hare the
b"'c articles made 10 order nj short notice.
aug It's VALENTINE n HENING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
CLOTHING! CL0THING!! CLOTHING =!
NJ GITGGENHEIMER

UuAs the Northern cities and daily receiving
very and fashionable stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER tLoGIIiNG, which la beauty, style and quality, Ia
lie very respectfully aud invites the public
and his friends examine. his stock before pnrcas
ing He will hold great Inducements 10 cash and
prompt Others he has
errce taught him decidedly In restricting credit
lis stock comprises different styles II Coats Pants
VESTS Coats Drednough- that they would be too
III tn mention.
lie also assortment 81 SEAMLESS CLOTHING, the
greatest Of The md Is only manufactured b!
In the United sias, IN New York The public Ii In
,rd cn mud examine them II will doubtless puzzle every
body
c has also large stock Of Gentlemcns
socks lies Crnvats Mel shirts and Drawers Gloves
hhirts iandkcee shaNls Travelling Blankets, etc ALSO
runks mlrIlas Carpet Bngs lie returns thanks
l,,si favor aud invites cry bod, ral him.
y u t'uunr, Merchants would do well To call him be-
tore going her East lac prepared for the Wholesale trade
sept 2,lts NJ. q.
OH IEATtlLR.-Nr receiving larg. lot Of sole
- Leather, both good aud good damaged, which will sell
accommodating Please call aud examine 1t before
making Your purchases NJ
sept 5il. LEE, ROOKIE II co.'s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
LynohbuIg Coach aud Wagon Factory

0EER THE snhscriber returns his gTArInT knowledge
~ M his Old friends and customers Io the libc
mi patronage toward him, aud b,gs leave 10 inform
them and the public that he has h" business and
lac hopes 10y street attention business merit
tnuuncc m,os lie will make order mud keep hand
all Kinds 81 IRON AAIE WAGONS made Ia the sub
ktAntial and style lie will also MAKE and "
have made general assortment of Carriage ockawB
Bugges- Also large assortment of aud twohursc
Spring Moving Wagons and wohorse Stages Al who want
good work 10 the old Lyac6srg 1oA dsd Wagon Fac
tory. and, he doing business principle
expect 10 get good work and low price All Who want
good and nca, Bnggies give n call.
march dts JOHN II. BAILEY, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

As removed again his old stand Main street. amer
having gtted up splendid style and hld II with the
ns a'irac, aud elegant assortment oi roNs coNrtcroNr,
0"nps Ills articles all now ami con
slsui. Tia. most extensive th, c
drn and for table Offered in l., nr-
burg dae sSdis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
Fancy Articles.

lust received al PAWN BLACKfoRps the beautif
q and extensive assortment Of FANCY open
ell IN This city, comprising In part Pocket Books and Port
monae. varieties Cabas Work Boxes and Ladies' Dressing
Cases Of all kinds paier Maehe aud Pearl lnad secocops,
several va<ees Bohemaa Toilet Setts and beautiful
Oder Cases Puff Boxes Jewel Boxes &c 100 Portfolios
braong variety, Writing Desks all prices
tiss IL very beautiful Cigar Stands and Cases Hour GLASSES
LuLccs, hse Pocket Knives, told Pens, &c ac aso
Aud elegant -AIc ID LndiTs Travelling BAG. Yu-dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
Fine watches.

~ WE have and large stock Of FINE ENGLISH
WATCHES, Of the follow ing manufacturers. Co~dc
ENa roy Dixon, Jos Johnson Tobias, Hold H. u Johnrn
- David Taylor Cooper, Robinson, aud Blundoll Also
the largest stock Of Fob Neck Vest Chains, seals Key,
DC. offered in this market
We will sl lie reasonable ttriu ~ the same mr.
c- purchased In the state, and respectfully sc
examination of our stock. j, WILLIAMS son,
- uinS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
Removal, New Stand, New Goods

RtmOVaI. Now StAnu Now dOOIS
ING sold IN! cnrc sock of Goods al old stand
have located below the NorNell House, UpTsr Hail =
Livery stable where will continue the Groctry aad commits
adm business Thankful To my friends and customer for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended solicit conn
ui ,hs Them viii Offer Inducements Tor
cash Mil Keep CONSTANT! on hand nice selection vi GRO
CEElE- AND sIABlE DIZZY GOODS also Corn Meal llas-
irr ard Mn OnaL J, G. cIEAEkR.
-. Ii
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office.

DlNG compelled by health 10 retire from the nrin OF
ID amp smith Co. beg leave lender thanks for
..y hera patronage extended To that fonse during my
with bc same, and confidently recommend my sue
,..-rs 10 patrons reliable and business
d. D. smiih'
I dtr REM opy m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
SPLENDID SCHEME.

as ptIsrs amounting 10 ......-......,-.. s33l 300
Whole Tickets si0, Halves - Quarters a2@
eE- Prizes paid Immediately AFTER the drawing
SH All orders addressed Ia FHsNGE, BHoAphKs1s Co,
Wilmington, Del " II with prompt attention, and The
printed official drawings seni
ORANGE, BEOADBESrs n co,
i-dtIot Managers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
New Commission House,

WE have this LAY associated ourselves "gther for The pur
w pose Of conducting q GENERAL COMMISSION III 81
MSS io the sale Of Tobaoro Wheat Corn &c. &c We nsa
share Of the patronage Of generous rni assuring them
tina, much than the Board y J~gde and have
always ignored It's action the Nv per We will
sell for under the old Of had make remit
tanoes sold Oce al Jno a. shraurs Main street
lulN 2ndAcN SHthBLR 4 III Eks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
NEW CONC Err N.

UyHE snlecrberz associated themselves t"gehe f
il purpose Of doing 6RockRY COMMISSION BrstsE.s
under the style hrm Of FRANKLIN Cotdaiing n1in
the Of sepiember-w keep hand 81 all ss large ana
well selected rocere. Lqaors Domestic D. Goods
DC. pay their special attention 10 the sale ii i"eo
Wheat Corn Flour Bacon aud kinds Of Counlt h
duee They themselves the, fom their iog EXP a
business thai they will be sbe TO do ~ we'll i i'n %
and The pablo generally other HOUSE In si aud
promise their beat exstious 70 ase all !. ho may ny ~
hem wh their patronage They w occupy the aid stand Of
Franklin Brother No. ~ Main street, next door Liberty
Warehouse JAMES FRANKLIN,
X. FRANKLIN JR,
sent 2o-dts JACOB II. FRANKLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
Lynchburg Guano DEPOT.

Lynchburg GuanO Depot
HAMMERS and the public generally hereby notified
the lynrhburg Guano Depot, kcpt h, Vim. 4. Miller,
the Basin fully supplied with the follow
viz:
No. Peruvian Gunno;
keescs Manipulated GuHno:
Sombrero Guano, L.nchburg ground;
Mexican tiuano;
ketilcweii's Potash and Plaster
have taken ever, peauiion ~ furnish reliable articles
buy Pcruy nanu from the Agents the Peruvian
ernmen which certainly pure. am sole in Lynchburg
for Reeses Manipulated, Guano, aud will insure 10 he
iy represented he viz nealf and
half Sombrco believe This 10 be good AS Peruvian pound
for pound. that il be used The Sombrero
buy in the lump and ground and sell good
be bought where the United States. My
sanc patronage may be extended 10 thai has been liberal
" bestowed heretofore. WI. ~ MILLER,
sept l3a,s--kep copy Ca Basin.
JEhUllAN GuANu.-4nu ilags OF NJ" l,ruyau uano
Il landing and for sale hy
EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 co
Jh"o-di EichmoI1. Va.
NIL BOOKS AT
iseulah;
kives' life OF Madison:
Adam Bede--new supply;
Henry ~. John. BY }. E. Cooke;
Miss slinmen's Window;
Abbotts Empire Of Rassiaaud many others 9O-dts
RRow ROOT CRACKERS, for the Sick, just received
"A aug 5-dts STABlER JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

Reliable orders from the Trade BY Mail Telegraph, il,d
application To AusrENS, AGENTs,
90 Pearl Street. N. Y.
be obtained the Manufacturers Prices
New Wholesale Druggists Grocers Camphene
and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers In Tampa
N BkEROsENE IL the trade mark Of the keroseae Oh
Co.. and all persons cautioned against using the said
mark for other oils oct l-d3m-A.