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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liaiment

For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed NV N.
Leans Volcanic Oil Llniment.
READ FOR lOlRsELyES,
Thomas F"Td, blacksmith, living near CAss ave,
on Tenth street, had horrible running sor, os
foot lie tried various linimeuts Saves Ic
could do II no good lie despaircd Of ever baing.h
10 "ofA al hls trade again. because he could NOT be
any weight on his foot and by one bottle OF kcI...
volcanic Ilhinent he is nov perfectly cured
rheumatism, faraly ole, Neuralgia llruses Snr.t.
Stiffness ln the JOINTS Muscles Sore Ihrostr So.
lngs, kAr-ache or Iooth-ache, Wounds. Fresh cut
Sores, Burns scads, Pains Sc yield 10 the nss,r,
influence a tins wonderful lininent.
for Horses aud Cattle Il rs infallible remedyr
Chales, @alls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iamen.
spawn, SNechyi sphnt, rlstula, Bruises Syellin
WOUNDS, Rattle SNAKE bites, and various other dis.
IS " hich animals liable 10 from inluries or .r.,
dents. VI -~es
livery Country Merchant should obtain suDnlx
AcLcAn'S Volcanic Oh Linimeut. IL sells rapai,'
cause Il Always cures.
liberal discount viii be made TO merch.ntsr
buy to seil aI.lIn.
a. for safe by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor. cor.
OF Third ANA Pine streets, 81. Louis. Missouri; aso
SAFE an "n"he aplS-dIwAyly
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Children,s Diseases.

Rddiedy's RenOrdii,.a Resoiuant should he haedasa
blessing by every mother throughoutthe land, whose
infants afflicted with Sores, HumoTt, kc- These
breakings ont (thus early) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses fthe
RenOndtSg ReSouesf Will eradicate every yestge of the
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JISf WAR LiEEY fAaILi wi,fS.

olcl hnli LtLhl fAMlLl hAllN.
A GOOD cheap Sesiug Azcbiue l'rsc, ,,uIy sas
"A - t~s- Ihrse AacninsS Iced oaly be kno.sa 70
i@ssre i44ea Place IA alsCss every family 10 A.
irerAie ~ iust see, exaiins them: there
isrv Al ~lo ~snI sood cheap Se~.lag Aacninss or
CSa1Iy \ Ents iuf the Nsie VI tLo NeGsfeaou A
tkaJ n.ona kanaiiy sewing Gaehfne,
". lleAsc s-al ~ i-c lc1, y . .xctl
isf Ahsslu Aisd hest tennessee. islsotas over j h.
nsstis Asse store, lnaol street, bstxesl. Cslloss
4nl SA.rFrg a.Ieets.
y B---tAstsllAf -gtsstoa PAID 10 repairing all
kise. sss.--s A-all-.s. ~ sxgsrisacss E.Es
:. tLEAiSG,s sswing Aachins Depot.
NASTY us tslE-, selss-at~A@ly
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PUBLISHED DAILY, TRLwEEKLY, AND WEEKLY, 3
Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

TJNIE fine Passenger and a CIT
freight Steamer EASTPoRT, rsOs7z<zsssnr,
E. WooD, Master will continue sszzzzz@Zzzkzz.<7s
in the above trade the entire season making regular
trips be this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT is FAST of light draught and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
noy24-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

FREIGHT NOTICE.
A IL Freights will be forwarded blythe Evening Train
"A and must be delivered at the Station between the
hours of and Il 90 AN as after that time will be too
late for manfesting that day, and there is convent
ence for storing
FreiFhs for intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gallatin must be prepaid mere
lanll-tf II. FAUNTIEROY, Agent.
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One square, one year $30each additional square 81
Written notice must be given cut ana stop "a
Verseents OF yearly advertisers ssfore the year
Pires, otherwise we shall charge tflI done.
No contract Of yearly advertsements viii be dscon.
pnuei Saout previous notice US nor wilany charn
De made tor less tLan year the yearly rates
So Ac1ertasers exceeding the space contract
cd Tor wiz be charged for the excess. -gsi
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Transportation.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
E ~. 8 - O..
Winter Arrangement.

sE-SIs,<rE sEEs,fs- 81 81 -.55ssEs2
Winter Arrangement.
ON and after Monday, Nov. 29, 1855, trains will
~ run follows:
TIME TABLE.
MORNING AFTERNOON TRAIN.
Leaves Gallatin, 80 AN Leave GaIlatn / p. NJ.
Arrive Edgefeld, AN. Arrive Edgefeld 2:3O p. NJ.
Leave - 10 - Leave $50 d"
Arrive GalIatin 1.3O A. NJ Arrive GaIatin P NJ
The Train leaving Gallatin at 7:3O A. NJ, and
Edgeheld at 10 A. Nj, connects at Gaatin with mail
coaches to and from Louisville The train leaving
Edgcheld at 10 A. NJ, and Gallatin at p. NJ,
meets with mails coaches 10 and from HartSvle and
Carthage. Only the morning train will be run on
Sundays.
~ Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
and each passenger will be- allowed so lbs. free. A
charge viii be made for extra baggage which must
be paid 10 the conductor. Other articles than bag
gage, carried in the baggage cars, Will be charged
express freight which must be paid to the Agent of
the Express Company.
Passengers taking their seats at GallatiR and Edge
field, without purchasing tickets, will be charged 10
cents extra.
nov29 ROBT. MACLEOD, Sup't.
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LIVERY STABLE.
I'm Order

FINO meet the Objeclion spuvtlIaes urged against
Il purchasing a AA tial the uEnts are TOO hard,
have becn Iaduce u Onor ios ri1lslos S1AsoS
oNlQ, our celebrated
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nasbpillr patriot.

TERMS:
Dehy Pot % w
Tri-Weekly per annum, m,................. 90
Weekly, per annum, w
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeklies
for year in advance, ...........-. 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly IL to be
discontinued (pad in advance at the time subscribed
orr Iue subscriber must order, otherwise II Will be
ontin ned, at option, until paid for and stopped
not paid it must be paid the time Of discontlnu-
nee, option. If the party Is good II Will De
ent until paid.
Remttances by mall registered" letters, at our
risk.
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Via. Tennessee and Alabama Railroad to Co
lumbia, Pulaski, Athens Ala, thence by the
Southern Central Railroad to Decatur, con-
Meeting with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, East and West.
INHEStage line connecting the Tennessee and Ala
i ALBANIA Railroad with the Southern Central Rail
road at Athens, Ala, is new one, just stocked with
fine Coaches, good Horses and careful drivers Time
from Nashville TO Athens, Ala. nineteen hours Stage
and Railroad fair to Athens 81 90.
For further Information, tickets, &c, apply at the
General Stage Office, Nashville, Tenn.
ALSO,
splendid line Of -Four Horse Coaches connecting
with the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad at Thomp-
sons station to Tuscumbia, Ala Fare only So 90
ALSO,
line of Coaches connecting with the Tennessee
aud Alabama Railroad to Jackson, Tenn by wav Of
Columbia, WaynesbOro', Clifton and Lexington Fare
to Jackson So 90. This line connects at Clifton on
the Tennessee river, with the Eastport and Paducah
Mail Boats. CARTER, THOMAS & HOUGH
septlO-f General Stage Office Nashville
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Seventy-Six,....P p. X. BARCLAY, Master.
Joe Ii. Conn, JOHN WooDBuRN, Master.

The above named first class steamers have entered
INTO an arrangement, forming Lightning Express
Line between
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE,
connecting al each port with all the lines OF steamers
and Railways divergng from either Cincinnati or
Nashville. Passengers by this line of boats ticketed
through to any destination they may desire. One o
the above Steamers will always be found in port.
Shippers and Passengers having had so much reason
hitherto 20 complain OF delays and disanpontments
to the departure Of Steamers the advertised time
the Masters of these Steamers have agreed to, aud
will leave positively as advertised. The Public may
At all events, rely upon these Roats leaving az the
time they advertise. Freight and passengers will in
varably be carried at the current For freight
or passage apply on board TO
deo2l-tf ii. II. HARRISON. Agent
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v,o. s.u, :, ,o FRANKLIN EYRE.
OCTOBER 10, IA2e

DR. JAMES wuIIAs
Dear sIr;-tlaving suffered for a long tune rres
Dyspepsia severely tbat com plotely urostr.t
ed aud having tried every means Tor relief witbo1t
success. Mas ADVISED 10 uss your "Anti-ly spetis
thstl am entirely cured By "a use, and cordially re
comLaend u TO all persois suffering under Dyspensa
Very respectfully, &c.
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communication 10 John X fenrose, Esq, from hr
Franklin Eyre, ksnsiilg gtun
II Is with great qualification that testify 20 ths er
hcaoy Of Mlillanis's Anu-Dy slsptic Ehxr vb,ch 70,
So strongly recommended 10 ne, and iur which I
heartily thank you; II has completely restored M
health, which ] cheerfully publicly ackpo,, Irdgs
with The hope that others may be similarly
Truly yours
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( frO LINES on rErs TO CONSTITUTE A sauAxn.
is Square day, o eS-esch ass al lnserton
;. week, oo-each addit' al squars
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The Aurora for 1859,

I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28
LATER FROM EUROpEl
ARRIVAL OF THE CIRCASSIA,

ST.. JOHNS, Sept. 27-The Circassia arrived
here to-day with dates to the 18th inst.
Cotton sales for the week amounted to 5000.
All qualities had declined. but inferior Ind de-
clinel l. and market closed dull Therr was for
export 1000 a'es; estimated sales on Friday 7o0c
export 1000. (absnrd.) Orleans Fair were held NJ
s. Mddngs Z: Upland Fair a. Md,llings c.
Stock in port GlS,000 bales.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheut advanced to
I'd since Tuesday. Corn firm and advanced Cd to
Is per quarter Provisions unchanged. Pork
firm Bacon nominal Coffee firm. Rico dull
Latest adv;ccs Saturday afternoon, were That the
markets remained unchanged. At Londnn, Satur-
day noon, Consols were %, o5l, to 952.
The Great EASTERN had DELAYED the reriod of
departure for America. to the 25th of Oct ohcr
Nothing was doing Mt Zurich.
The King of Sardinia had received thr drpu,a-
tons Of the National Assemblies If Mo lena and
Parmc, touching the question Of anne zat ton, and
had expressed his ncquiescence. promis in to urge
the matter befors the great Powers.eNpre i~ns the
hope that Europe, having recognized Il C RIGHTS Of
nations to form their own constitutions will not
deny it to Italy.
Continued military movements indicated that
the Italians are determined to rely on themselves.
II is asserted that France has nearly 100000
troops in Italy. The Spanish expedition against
Morocco was tn be composed of 10000 troops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28

kSoI THE undersigned most respectfully inform the ladies
and ci1cs Of Lynchburg and lis visitors from III" conn
S try that they have fitted up !he store ii6 Ma Street
- under the Warwick House and opposite Mr.. -. & Viz
Periodical Store where they hay" exhibition and
intend keep hand large stock Of ADlE. DRESS
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS. Our entire snt k is the
OF Of long experience and Acknowledged TASTE
and embraces Paris Frng~. silk Gallons Pompon Gallons
Bras silk Tassls Vel Ribbons all widths silk VIVA cone-
jet glass; gutta Dercha, agate pearl lace linen French horn
Kit horn lasting, variety of other kinds &" buttons
Working Materials Of oyery description Zephyr W"rsc se
Wool Skirt Braid, COMBS and Brushes Travelling Bag
Pueinonas and Money Bags in great varieties Hair Bra'd
Carries lnew st.e) beautiful and New Head Dresses. Head
Nes Fancy Hair Pins, Muhar Caps, Bonnet Eouches taaS
Work Boxes, Knives Scissors nda Rubber Cloth Tor innhs
Wosd Shaws Hoods leaders, Socks and ~" ckngs
Nubia sleeves Talma Clio, for children aud Ladies silk
anileit Hoops and Hoop Skirts Chenille scars China ora
,nents Willow Baskets Games and Toys for children and in
nybing that be called for in the way ri 'ress
trimming fancy ariicleal of which We intend II SILL as
cheap the article be purchased anywhere
We Si time take great pleasure IN ordering any IiS
in our line, from n skein Of silk To so fringe.
liberal discount and ladies in the
making business. L. ~ l. kINSEA,
sept 23-dts 156 Main Street, lynchhurg, Va.
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Death Of AN EDITon.-We regret 10 learn from
the Dover (irenn.) htelHgencer, that DR.: A. NJ
Gillian, editor of that paper. died.on Tuesday
evening the 18th inst. DR.. Gillian was born IN
Lynchburg. Va. in 1903. He was graduate OF
lamrdcn Sydney College. and appointed
Gonsul To Mexico by Mr.. Tyler in 1910. On his
return home. he published work called "G'l-
Ean.'s travels in Mexico Many years aso he
established paper al Eldyville, Ky, which he
conducted for several years. lie removed To Do
Yer ah,ut the year 1913 Some three months
since lie established the Dnver h'elligencer. in
connection with Mr. Jais. G. Faxon. the present
publisher Mr.. Giliiam was a Mason and an Odd
Fellow in good standing.
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Markets.

New YoRK, Sept. q Stocks lower. Virginia
6's 94a: Money firm and active at six cenlun,
NooN.-Flour advanced 5 to 10 cts; Southern
IS Is to 25. Wheat heavy, western red 81 Oh
to | 05; white 81 rs to | 80. Corn lower, Mixed
81 to 90 cts. Pork dull, Mess SIS 90; Prime TO-
20. Whskey dull at 26l to 27 cts.
BALTIMORE, Sept 27.-Wheat uucLnnged-
Corn active, white SO; yellow 81 to 50 cents -
Provisions nctive. Bacon Sides 10y. Mess Pork
$40; Prime IL 50. Whskey dull ut rs cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28

DfREcroRs OF THE SouTuslDE RAILeoAD CoMPA-
SY.-rhe Board Of Pablo Works has made the
following appointment of Directors for the South
sle Ksi.road Company: Messrs. Thomas Wallace
OF Petersburg: beverly Scott. of Farmville and
H. d. Flood, lproxy) of Lynchbnrg; and they
THE atter} nave elected MessrS. Thos. Branch Of
Petersburg: Il. j. Davis of Lynchburg. aud VIM.
u Birchett, of Prince George.
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CT OF H I N G. !
CT So e, RA1NE,

RE nov opening splendid stock Of new FALL AND
n WINTER CLOTHING. their store No. l39 Main ~
ynchbnrg which they invite the attention OF all their pun
tial customers II nj the public
As they intend in future restrict their credits Ia such
persons Ms pa, promptly need Hsk for credit, whose bills
were due July 1852 and now remain Unpaid r"rid
ed they have asked for the Nor will any new
accounts opened for any body whose credit moi nls
Iinnnl, sept 2i-ds
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
ENARMEI~ and the puhic generally hereby Notified nai
i the l.nciburg huano Depot. KEPT b, Vim. A. Miller
the Basin is fully supplied with the following fERriiztRs,
No. 4 Peruvian tuano;
Rcese's Manipulated Guano;
Sombroro d'unnn, lAnehburg ground;
Mexican Guaun;
Kciicwells Potash and Plaster.
have taken cauitun Ia furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guaro from The Agents the Peruvian Gov
crnmcnt which is certainly pure. am sole agent in !neburg
for Recess Manipulate Guano and will insure II 10 bc
~ what il is represented 10 be- Wis one M PcruI vim and
half Sonhrr believe this 10 br good Pcrnv pound
for pound that 1t be used The S"mbr,r"
in the lump and have ground aud sell good
in bought where in the United States My
plan is sell for snail profit aud strictly for rns hope the
patronage may extended liberal
ly bestowed heretofore. WM. A. MILLER,
l3-,lts-I;rp Basin
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ses Later from lre11cc. - .s.sx
Nrw ORLsANs Ssys 81 .--fampioo dates b the
l4th inst. bad beea reeeived. 0arsa was pre- ar.
ing to leave with rsipfefcssnsnts k,r The interior
The Liberal army namberss. 1890. Gen. VOL
Ind defeated the Liberals near Loon. Gen. Mira
mon was expected before Gen. Luis Potosi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28

SUICIDE IN ORANGE CouNTY-A correspondent
from this county gives the following statement of
the eccentrclties of human nature A man by
the name of F. Sowerby, an Englishmnn by birth,
committed suicide few days since, by hanging
himself by the neck upon tree. in piece OF
woodland near Blue Run church, in Orange coun-
ty. The deceased, though comparatively stran-
ger, has been residing in this section of the coun-
try some four or five years. and was a painter by
trade. When discovered his whole frame was in
Il state of decomposition, having from appearances
remained in his awful hanging position some days
lie was man of about fifty years of age and
without family. When last seen he was in a
state Of partial arrangement, from the excessive
use of morphine, which he had been taking IN
large quantities for some time previous. No H.
quest was held, an it was evident he had been h's
own destroyer. The body was inferred just at the
root of the tree upon which he met his unhappy
fate.
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I.ater from california;.

New YoRK, Sept: 21:.The steamer Moses ra,-
Tor. from Aspinwal. with upwards Of two millions
in specie, arrived here to-day.
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aux AND svATR. A7FAfRs.

rus nn.n,al u,es,lug Of the Young Mas Chris
.;.,, Ass,c;n.isn will be hsld ut them som, on
Monday evening. The 3rd Of octabera Afihii NJ
,anaanse Of all the members is requested.
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SECOND DISPATCH,


New YoRx. Sept. 27.--Cotton dull. Red Wheat
l IL to 81 25. Yellow Corn 81 cents Mess PORK
SIG; Prime $40 IS. Rice quiet u, three and four
cents. Sugar buoyaut.
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I I FOR The following Nlr
road from ynchburs 10 Chattanooga and other lnces all a!
them having circulation The Peep e III south
Virginia and East Tennessee.
NIw ERA, Floyd G. H., Va. NmGSI, Ecio, II lii,N G. H.
Wing. VA lE>N. NEAs. lrsui, Va
WITNESS, Knoxville Tenn. NINp1C AruRl Lam, la ara .r,
LEICESTER. ! I ''''
SENTINEL kogcrsvilc. TcIN DENu. Grecno vile" Tenn
En-, Chat
STAR t,....-,.. Posi-. Athens
S MINE, Vn ',> Abin Cd N, Va
BrNo, fiNi''' '"' REjisrrf, Salem, '
NIsTor. Marion, Va. STAR& HERALD, 81 ri~tianshg
D W@ Fneaste, Va, T rsln'l nSS ~ d. va,
DEMOCRAT, Union Va. TINES, "' ~ "
ErGIsrrr I,,, y. Apvo' ,rr. TazewcnC H., Va
RErrBiIriS D"'i'' '" SuuTH WEST, Giles {. H.. Va
ALEXANDRIA, Va. kHPrBIIc,N. Wind tos,r. Va
Perss wishing advertise in of The above ,paHr> vi"
find call the office OF The nch
burg tircuian. STAIRS viii he made and
advertisements FnRv tR'ED WITHOUT DELAY
fE- will also and forward advertising paper
In The L nilrd States a. WAIll lIi.l"
sept is-ts. Foreman Virginia nfice.
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Furniturci Furniture Z!
Strawberry Pants.

SCrawperTy FmnrS..
M offer sale the oowing vafsts viz. Wilson's
w Albany, Hooker Peabody and Lizzie ksndeph q 70
per ~ rr hundred. Hovey Hnrns New Pine
l'"r hundred. 30 - iss5 SssssN3 z tie.ft yes
ENTERTAINING RAsPDERkIEH. ba., As
Beled Fonency md Mcrvll viii produce rood crop in
Autumn ~ cents per plant or - pr doEcn. -
Orers left with Dr. j. H. Thompson his Drug Store
our Nurserics, will DO promptly attended 70.
= MII.LER, PLANK y CO.
sept t2dim Old Dominion Norsurea. I,ynshbufe, Va.
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LYNCMnIsnG rEMAnE COLLEt.E,

LYNCIlBlRG FEMALE COLLEGE.
FuNIIE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed the
i first Monday IN September, " ih FaA t1JS III Profts-
and ample facilities Tor Instruction In all The branches o
study pertaining Ia IA ,oNrlElE FEMALE IprtA1ius.
ADMINISTRATION in English for term "i i've months,
$40; In Latin French, $40; in Music 49, Board i've
months &75.
No deduction made for absence under weeks hal
the Board and Tuition required In advance.
For Catalogues continuing further particulars apply 10
July 25-d4cty SAINT. X. cox, President
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FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at the
Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Balroad. on
yesterday, % loaded cars, consisting of the follow
ing: Wheat, 1864 bushels Flour, 296 barrels !;
Miscellaneous, $4,000 pounds There were l6
loaded cars sent west the same day.
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Lynchburg Savings Store.

LynChDurg Savings StOr0.
E, TIL Undersigned has returned from the Eastern
VsnxImarkc,s with choice supply Of MILLINERY AND
VH FANCY GOODS which he viii o,r nj wholesale and re
tail from Is to III cent less than be bought elsewhere
cash His stock comprises In part Bonneis, Ribbons, Flow
Feathers Trimmings Buors Eouccs bonnet Frames,
silk, Grape, Bnnbazinc Plush Velvet and Masc Hut
toms Sewing silk and coon, Working Woostcd. Salng aud
Knitting WOOL Knitting wuganl tru'hct Needless Front,
l;uck Side Hair a French Worked Collars and Sleeves,
variety of Hoop Skirts and all goods usually
found in n Fancy Store.
My opening will take place WrnNspAy to which
invite the attention Of the ladies and all persons In quest of bar
gains for 5. LEVI, Agent
sruto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-28

For Sale,
ey5s FARM, containing lin Acres, and within two miles
tJH OF tic MARKET House The land Is Ia good condition. amt
~ss excellent For further Information, apply
+. i-rld ilt-1 DG. j. II. tAPEEIhN.
k'N.ANoRlNG EXTRACTS Ext Orangc, Lemon, Vanilla,
1 strawberry. Nutmeg rrry, Ne, "f ~" best quality, Tor
sale AT ls'p l3-dls D. H. lIohPH"NS Drug Htorr'
~ ICE Leaf Lard aud Sugar Cured Hams for .i" a
~ sepi i5-ds SMITH ~ ADA ~
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No 1877 MAIN Strict
R0CERIES! GR0CERTES!
New Stock Just to Hand!
FINIE subscriber has received his Fall supply If GRO
ERlEsand respectfully invites his city and country friends
Ia give him cali Ills stock of Sugars tofccs, Tcns Massc
cc Candies Heavy inscy and WOODEN Goods for mens
will he assured, compare hyorahy With any In the market
and all of which h., low for the Asi to puncua
TONER'S short time. Thankful for the liberal patronage
extended him for the eight months he earnest!
II continuance Of the same.
2t-d1m VAN TAiIAFERRo.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE Ia hereby pis,n thai the im of William H. Hall
~ e. lay mutual rousent-hc
lnrIcr partner George ln retiring th,uum The business
will br carried VIM. IT, Hail ndN EQUALLY,
l.hS' nHrnG, sept. ~ l~a. W NJ H. HALL. co
sept 2h-dt.
EiDER ViNEGARfor sale, stcrlingr An'i,r"n's rur
~ cider Vinegar superior article for pa king mud table
Hag 3adts A. u. RN'hlE.
NOTICE.
FyNHE Ffth Animal Meeting al The Stockholders of The
james River and knnnwhn Company will be- held ~ The
Conpnuy's oncc IN the ty ot RirlmUn OH Monday, III, .h
of October next
NrN pKtsr>rS: That the Subscribers,
being Stockholders the Rn IL kASAwnA CoNrA
~, ID hereby constitute and npp"int .--. eur true
and Nfu Attorney and Proxy, 10 repr' sent each "i rs IA Az
General Meetings uf the Nlchuis Of .al Company, nli
the dat. hereof WHEN
personally present rrpres ned by nthui PrpNy;
with ull aud authority such hcueral Meetings. Ia give
such u do other each ut
give d. member Of the Aaii iihgs. II
PERSONAL, present; and do hereby raify aud rnnfnn
whatever ncts, said Attorney may law
uh give do pursuance of The authority hereby
errl upon him.
WITNESS hands aud seals Tbs - day Of - ',nc
thousand c@hi hundred AMI ---- l~rN-
rc-tc. ----. lSGAr
BY order vi the hoard of Directors.
II t2awtnrt2i WM, T. MINFbED, secretary.