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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-06

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RUFUS Nc liat s, HIhHt, tiiCiarG,, il
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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-06

rs, Dealers and Ih' sicians ordering from others
Lnhn tiemlE Bros. will do we'll to write their orders
dStiictly and tahe Int Dr. IrLGne, trc,oys6 b
rtem'ng bros ItEsa'gh. IA To those wishing to give
suens tai We will forward per mail pest paid to any
part OF the United States, box Of Pills for twelve
snreesht postage stamps vial Of Vermifuge for
oureeh thre9cent stamps All orders from Canada must
Ds accompanied by twenty cents extra ''''''
j. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-06

SAG Is sw so ~ :.
3 As sw 81 1G s.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-06

FlSK-Part " Or sec 81, com :
mencing en- line Market street
stpw cor land owned by Mrs
Bronson. thence to line Dur
KEGS Addition, thence W on on
said n line to its intersection
with Pleasant street, then &c on
sad line of market st to be-
ginning
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-06

3 G V,n Rel saleer-Durkee's A
2 McKnne do
) S Red Il Co part blk l Dur
kee'5 Addition, commencing ut
cor lot 6 IN 81 blk, thence
on line to lake she re, the ice
n on lake shore to Town Line
ST, " TO the cor lot 1, thence
south to beginn hg
Z BIcon-Durkee's Addition
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-06
CITY OF E&ENOsHA.
FIRST WARD-All in Town q. Range

Fisk-that pa not taken by X X
) Fisk-part lot 10, blk a, COM
mencing q, the II cor said lot,
Il Ia Il, u to crooked alley,
thence n & on line of SAID
alley to beginning -. ........
) Fisk. Observation-Disclosures.
wv
do That part not taken by K Il
do do d. do
do do do do
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-06

September, Oh, 1859. sNII
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Ii NV II 4 81
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01

WORMS! WORMS!
VVoRMSss

TNHE Sc aSoN Is ATHANDwhont these
scourges OF childhood begin 40 become
both troublesome and dangerous. DR. JOHN
BULLS VEGETABLE WORM DIX
STROYER j. remedy alike pleasant and
eil,ctual for The evil. There Is not the least
difficulty in getting children To taxi, the med
icine. IL is prepared in the fern of Candy
Drops, and will be eaten with avidity b.
children Of all a;es. IL destroys and exp, :
worms more ,iiectually than any remedy
now in use, while at the same time it viii in
no way affect injuriousiy the health of the
child.
IL can be procured from druggists and
country stores everywhere.
On. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Lou
isvil,e, Ky.
Sold by Punt. Shoemaker a Co. Lynn ,Hr.
hizcr, Winchester.
Nov a.-f m
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01
sEserist's sale.

y virtue Of "a execution - mc d.
ID rectel lrom Lic Randolph Common
Plea Court. wiz expose 20 sale "a The coUrt-
house door, "a Winchester. Randolph Co..
Indiana. on tic 30th day II December.
1883, between the hours OF ID O'ciock A. NJ.
and o'clock p. ". OF said day, the follow
ing real estate, situated in Randolph Coun-
". Indiana. TO wit:
Commencing twenty-five and half rods
north of the southeast corner Of section
thiriy-four, in township nineteen, of range
fourteen east, on the east line OF said sec
ton, thence west nine rods and thirteen and
half feet, thence north fifteen rods, thence
east nine rods and thirteen and half feet.
thence south fifteen rods to the place Of be-
ginning, on which is situated a steam saw
mill
Executed as the property of Joseph Van
ness, at the suit OF Enoch Rodgers,
WIN. II. CAMPBELL,
Nov 2i-ffee >. Sh'h, X. G.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01

for the woods. and when we thought
we had got far enough for Burt coun-
ty. ne unpacked our ballot box and
held an election, (in Washington
county, canvassed the vote. and it
was astonishing TO observe how
great was the unanimity at the first
election ever held in Burt conn
tyl Pnrple had every vote. So
Purple was declared duly elect
ed"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01
Sheriff'S Sale.

DY virtue Of decree and execution TO
I'D me directed from the Randolph Com
mon Pleas Court, Twill expose TO sale CT the
courthouse door, in Winchester, Randolph
County, Ind. on the 18th day of December.
1883, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock Z. VI. OF said day, the follow
ing Real Estate, situated in Randolph Co.,
Indiana, 90 wit:
The undivided halfof the land and saw
mill property in the town of Huntsvill. begin.
ming nineteen poles north of the northeast
corner of lot number six, in block number
two. Of the part Of the town OF Huntsville laid
out byStephen Keryer, thence running north
twenty two poles, thence east eleven poles.
thence south twenty poles. thence west
eleven poles TO the place Of beginning.
Executed as the property of Elihu II. Hunt,
at the suit of Jeremiah BLY,.
WA. VI. CAMPBELL,
Nov IL, ls59.-Ifee S.. Sheriff r.. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01

VoTERs WAxTED.-Mr. Purple,
formerly conductor on the Western
railroad. and a member OF the first
legislature OF Nebraska. thus tells
his experience IN western politics.
lie says:
Secretary I. i. Cunning said to
me-. one morning. Purple, we want
member from Burt county So |
harnessei mp and took nine fellows
with ms from Iowa, aud we started
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01
JOHN BULLS
Compound PICTORIAL OF Wild Cherry.

NhE seal OF public appreciation has been
Il so Enthusiastically fixed upon this med
icine that the proprietor feels il to be his du-
~ TO call the attention of all those persons
TO il who are suffering from, or threatened
with affections of the lungs or throat. Its
basis Is the active principle of the Wild Cher
ry Bark, but il contains also, in proper pro-
portions, other Of the most Efficient pecto-
rails OF the NATERiA NEDIcA- It's component
parts and proportions are well known 10 ply
sicians everywhere, as the proprietor makes
no secret Of them, and they have met the
universal appreciation of the faculty, who, as
general thing, prefer using this prepare
ton 20 any prescription which they can have
prepared by druggist.
IL can be procured from druggists and
country stores everywhere.
Dk. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Lou
isville, Kentucky.
Sold by Hunt, Shoemaker Co., Lynn,
II. r. Kizer, Winchester.
Nov. 2i-6m
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01

Notice hereby given that the Lands and Town Lots described the foregoing
thereof respectively due the time of sale thereof will sold atthe House
IN Nncnest Randolph County, Indiana, Monday d.
TO- within the hours prescribed by law will until such Lands and
Town Lots Sold ELISHA GARRETT, A. RC.
Nov H. ls59 JOHN W. JARNAGIN, 7. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-01
Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 Mise SPLENDID INGRAFINGS
are from original paintings by hicks,
ana are engraved On steel IA the highest
style Oi art. They are each - by . inches
each conta ming SIX square feet. 80 many
coarse, miserable pictures have been PALM
81 upon the public a. works of art--and es-
pcclIily IN cheap, bleck ant muddy cngray-
ings--taat il is diiti cult o. convince persons
OF taste that they are safe in ordering what
they have not first seen. We have paid the
hrst artists their own prices, amounting To
MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS, TO produce ENcRA-
WINGS REALLY BEAUTIFUL, as we'll a. THE BEST
PORTRAITS, and that shall be SPLENDID oRxA-
MEsTs TO ANY rARLoR. rs Opinions that
can be relied on
sE The Editor Of the New York Obsorv-
or says:-"These engravings are genuine
works OF art--the likenessos are admirable
The portrait OF Mr.. Everett will take pre-
cedence of all Others
10 The New York Christian Advocate
says:-"lhey are among the finest sngray-
inss we have ever seen, and the publishers
are fully responsible for all they promise"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS,
We VIII send, POST PAID, securely packed in
rollers-Eithcr Engraving and So Maya
Iilf, one NthT, lot ID. BOtn InEraNingS
aud IS Magazine, one year, for 81.
"a Agents who remit $50 nj one time.
will have an extra copy of each engraving.
The Magazines are
Harper's
The knickerbocker,
Godey's Bady's Book,
The Atlantic.
Biackwood.
70 BY special arrangement, the entire
years subscription TO the Magazines Is paid
over by us TO their publishers, and subscrib-
ers receive their supply for the year direct
from Retrospective publication Offices. The
cost OF the engravings is paid only by the
difference between the lowest wholesale and
the regular price of the magazines.
Engravings sent at once, and subscrip-
tions TO periodicals commence with current
issue, unless otherwise ordered. Money at
our risk if proof is retained of having been
mailed. First impressions are best, there
fore send early. Address,
q. III. BAILEY & CO.,
TAT VIM. Hall & Sons Music Store.)
543 Broadway, New York.
Nov. "a 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17
Camnball Improved.

"Oh star-oycd Science, hast thou wandered there
10 wait us home this message of dcspair?'
are two lines from Campbell Pleasures OF Hope,
which. after having passed through the mind Of
Mr.. Chas. j. Faulkner, of Virginia. were given
forth hy him in tho following form. in an address
and quite clever address delivered by him lately
before tho Valley Agricultural Society, at Win
chostaS, in that State:
..Oh star-eycd Science, hast thou roamed 40 far
To bring IA back the tidinss OF despair! 7!
By this transformation come persons might sup
nose that not only was the poets ph,aseoogv some
what spoiled but the rhyme lost. But if the Virgil
mia pronunciation be folowed,the rhyme becomes
rerfnct--for example,
Oh star-eyed Science, hast thou roamed so lar
To bring us hack the tilings Of despair
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

Wreck OF A VESSEL AND TERRIBLE SuyrERiNos
OF HER CRsw.-Dusbury. Mass, Jan l2-The
schooner II. l.. Kenncy, Roger, Of Chatham, with
cargo of 1851 bushels Of corn, consigned 10 lIo-
rneo Scuddcr Co. from Baltimore via Chatham,
For Boston. cnne ashore the beach ut this place.
at midnight on the 10th. She now lies broe isids
on. has sBilscd, and tho sca is breaking over her
On" of the crew, young man Of II years old.
was washed overheard when she first struck, and
lost Tho remainder of tho crew, four in number,
rescued at low water and taken TO the wreck
mnse. They arc all badly frozen, and suffered
crribly before they could 10 assisted of the wreck
There is II heavy sea from the Northeast and
he vessel will. in all probability, 90 10 pscss.
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VOL. 7..-NO 14s.

Tnf ARIZONA GolD MiSEs.-The passengers BY
the last overland mail report having met bstween
Los Angeles and the Gla river fifty persons re.
turning from the mines to California. Their min
ing onaratons he'd Paid them nothing on account
OF tho high prices ofprovisons and the difficulties
under which they lnbored in not having water
nearer to the mining localities. Barley was sell
Ing at eg"t tn ten cents per pound and -four ut
the mines we've generally satisfied to remain, and
" few were seen who professed to 10 working to
considerable profit. A company Of one hundred
men had gone on prospecting tour into the
country between the Giln mud tho Colorado-and
another party Of forty were to follow them in
few days.
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MATERNAL joys. An exchange pcrpetratcs tho
following scandal
"Bn n-a.a. ba-a-a-a" shreked II halfnaked in
FAINT of about eighteen months old. whats the
matter with mammas thweet little duckcy?' says
the aicctionae mother while she presses it to her
bosom. and the young serpent, in return digs its
tnons into her face. "Da. den, Missus, know
what little Master Sim wants. exclaimed the che
RIBS negro nurse. You black huzzy, why didn't
you tell me then?' And the inruriatcd mother
gives Dinah punch in the chops with her shoe.
"Why, he wants put his foot in dat pan oh gra-
by" whmpercd the unfortunate darkey. We'll,
why don't you bring it hero, you agsravating mig
ger?" replied the mother of the bawling little
Dinah brings the pan with the gravy, and little
Sim puts his bare feet into t,and dashes the milk
warm grease about his sweet little shanks, to the
infinite qualification Of his mamma, who tcnderly
exclaimed, "Did mammals little Simmy want to
put his teeny weeny tootes in the gravy? 1t shall
paddle in the pan us it sooscy vooseys, and then
it shall have its poozy red rock or, and 50 and sec
its pappy-rappy.'
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
I ERMS

T.e ViRGINl Is published ally at g., rnd weekly
per annurn and weekly at s2 Invariably in al
ohrrwiie = ~ Wilt cbargelD al cases No p"p
h. discontinued ept at the option OF the Pioprctor
A., / ali srrearaea. shall have be en- paid
tpvERTIsFAENTSar inserted 50 cents square OF
H. ines or insertion and 3i cts tor each con
nu.s- ordered inner form nr weekly and then "a cts
each insertion. II the number OF
rrke On the Ms. will he published iili"r'
E., 1Gc chE lea lerording
II. t.alt.f sNTi RhE -.
=. f1'
I
/ II
Intended IL. 10th papers subject to spe
rat -. t.,,,o i.
U 4anual will be limited to their Immediate
h. nr the sEments charged at transient rates
~ All alvei itisenents appear In the aaiy anu VII
,y papers ,,-, ,,,.s rocbaroed
III 4 thar exc
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FRANCIS h. DEANE. Jr.. & SON.
ii \ z III 1ET', VITNiININ-
- ACTURERs oF

tt AcTURERs of
tnEI.1.stD ~ kA1LssOAD Gan NuER1.S.
'qhlEf prepared Ia riders TO
tt Tor their WHEELS. erciasrey Of fAs ksf Jir-
gfHit toii ~ fAdrooaf plx
TIEr NfFFR 10
JOHN H. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia and Ten
ncssce RanoHu tu
EDWARD " GILL. Esq andoa retersburr and
Richmond Railr ~
THOMAS DoDAMEAp, Esq Superintendent virginia
Centia Raihni,to
MIR MANUEL PETERS. nser Machinst Virginia and
Tennessee Rainnad Co
Nj ARCHIBALD rAE Master Machlnst Virginia Central
Railroad Co
JOSEPH Il ANDERSON, Esq, Richmond, Va,
Mr,srs MonRiSS TANNER 4 co. do
FRANCIS MALLORY ESQ. President Hsrf'k aud Pc
tcrsburg Railroad 60"
WILLIAM MALONE Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Co
ADAM DkNMEAD, Esq baltimore, Nd
4 WYATT a co, Charleston y. G.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Esl Moh le, Ala
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON, Pousacoln Florida
The bushes. at tho ANGHOlNE FOUNDRY, will here.
after by the subscLer under III, m Of y.
DEAsf in & sos. !. D. DEAEE. JR,
ap l3c2tawts =. BROWNE DEANE
hAEsIRARIE FAMILY REaSDENCR -
~ FOR SALE wish to sell my FAMILY RESI- kM
p.CE Franklin liil being the that purchssedof
Vim Csvey The lonse contains rooms including base
and good We'll Every thing is In excellent order. The
place very comfortable aud tho only wish 70 sell
its distance from my place Of business will
sell accommodating terms and time will exchange for
other property WIN. A. MILLER.
dee 10 i w On the Basin.
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DEAD wMATsMAK~pEAnE. SAYS.

y W
HI GOOD PICTURES
"If II were well done when it's done:
Then 1t were well, II were done quickly ddh pcdre
So if wish II Bfii done n superior
You'll fnd il qaiciiy done and n'H done by IAN>fR.
n :. TANNER co,
Main Street, ) doors Bridge Street.
l. NnthbmE, Va
La lies and Geutamen cordially invited t" our PDR.
TRAIT GALLERY containing specimens ct Pilot graphs,
Ambrotyp,s M-atnutyPes, &c, a..
Also, the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PIC IlRI, which
Is 10 tor sending by matt
taken in al kinds If weather and enclosed IA beau
tful cases, the low prices from 80 cents I" 30
and beautiful assortment Of Cases 'i"i l"ck"s Me-
daons Locket Rings Breastpns, Keys sens &r in great
variety, just received
A fresh supply OF the bcs, lateral In the country.
get % e
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BANKS, NEAR SALTV1ILE VA-The subscriber
raising lar quantities of PLASTER from the above
Banks. Plaster Mill has Just been completed ON she
premises, by water power, with east iron machinery
and r1 liurr Sthncs No pains will be spared In the
the consumer No article, and as
finely the particular farmer could DESIRE
barge amount Of both Lump and Ground Plaster ON hand
and the mill Is grinding from fifteen 10 wenty tons per day
Consumers earnestly solicited to supply themselves be
the difficulty was experienced
last by the a getting their supply by kairoAd
Indeed than half OF those Plaster were disap-
pointed by the road furnishing the means Of Transports
tiOn. PRICES Al TIE BANK Ns=a
In Lumps per ton a 90
Ground per ton on
Ground and pack ed In Sackp barrels 70
Parties supply them elyes from the suoscstesrp AGENTS
at various along the line of the Railroad, or orders
amounting full load OF accompanies BY the
money, will be promptly attended to. Eff
Less than load be sent o6 but whore % much
anted by he get his nsyh
bors to join him and thus make up load for place
The business Is In charge Of MIR. WIZ W. BLAcuonp 70
whom all communications connected with viii be Addressed
nov os r6m wYNDHAM ROBERTsON
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hpI IF-dkc6ms
HOVSE YNCnttIrRG.-As


GtVAxO IIOgsEuNI uNIYNCNttURG.-Ash IL may
u not generally kn that Guano an' other rtiizes
bought vc hurg good terms as IN any "her
market with regular reuscs added in Justice myself ns
as the heneht the farming communtyl now pun
h that fact Intend 10 keep on hand good supply OF al
cd F. Il and - deal NOR "'RtF ih'h
hoiae In the city in them think lc safely say
sell chea than any other house II certainty
farmers patronisc because thereby
hev are enabled purchase Fertilizers low price as
market Gf all risks and tr"nol" Please re
soil sci this. else now offer for sale in
tore and to arrive
quo Tons Nc ! A Peruvian Cuaro.
100 Recse's Manipulated ,iuan1
100 SoInbrero Limp and iround
so Brown NJ xiran tIuSno,
50 Elde Island Guano.
100 Plaster. Lump aud Ground,
.5 Ketlcwcrs Potash and P,sster,
oo9 Sacks Liv.ruool salt prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below ynchburg can be sup
ed at their landings they will make engagcmens a. once
aug II ts wM MILLER. on Basin.
GSOMRRERO GUANO. FROM ~OM BR ERO
> ISLAND WEST INDIES-rhs richest formation OF
Phosphate Lime the world containing over 20 per
Phosphate IF Lime. hang ~ per rent Iicher IN
Phosphate Lime than Bone Dust For sale by the snbst
her than Heruvan Guano and from tes
tinori,s superior 10 in fertzng qualities r"
further particulars apply l." VT ANDfnSoN.
a1r3ltS
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rlOaKS: aKS!.-sOWETHING NEW


FrNI fourth session OF his lnsjtunwill commence
u on he 9TH september.
The is "i the hcalthsi aud IN 81 ar""4si" III
and the study h"ih Ca@sh al and
Scientific equal to that nf the best American r"l"Pe"
Military Desrtn' will b. efiren'v maih a'u"d M
der the Mr. j L. Bllnkeush graduate Il ih" Nir
pua and more recently connected with the
United States Coast survey.
sevein professors will have exclusive charge OF The
school in which will be thoroughly pre-.
ici 70 COLES or business
rae ETA.
ROBERT l.. BEOCKETT, Tresdrnf; Professor Of Natu
raj Sci'nre.
LYcuRGus q MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin ard
Bellies Ir'rcs
p H. cABrLi A B. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature
j. 4 BrANKESsHIP Professor Of Mahemat and In''-rc-
o of Tactics ,
Rev W W wALKrR, Profess,r OF Moral and Mental Sci.
crcr. and Of History .
SAMurL GARLASn. A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law
d. A LANGloRNF, NJ D., Prof Of Anatomy and Phys.
iooRy %,
GIUSEPPE ADoLPHo SApToR LII d rr 'fes'or "f Modern
Languages. -.----.
EXPENSES
Board 50 per week washing 81 % per month n', ana
tights $40 Tuition e20 in tho Grammar school, anu
$50 in the Collegiate Department for halt session ,
E' Catalogues containing further Information can he op
tanned by addressin the President aug DTS
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n W -
"a IpN. tjiNtN \ 20, WAIlnNN, MASS, Man ~
riAt ltNt'a - FiffNT EtIFR WdYCHt = n : I,
1rer srp' r "ae 3ar" male by III" nj "t 'w ssS<ss~
hri nisn E,a' nv, expressly ,sunsl 10 sccuir IN
ltc" hU' h>t1rtial, durable aud uniformly icnhl"
tipc {c"P'i h. new IN cnrsirnt ton ani
ar pronounced s The highest authorities to be fauv In
piiurlrt IHaN aHd tav" been prnN"dh' tho ntst
actiuE 81 h tar and unianp In action Th Richts
n" hntte furd culture from tho crude materials -uro
.s'ah+hnt l., ed and uniform p"r, sscs-fl"
uHct'rS hr rtnnred the system that hs been
adopted la lEr o the unequArd Ahori, Htc
arms whA srtuH7f.. prnduc" rni"nt at on' tie
price at e,lEn OF The quality anl
guarantee ' irrt performance, Tor ten wears, i every
"at"h muuutlrtnJtd"N Us
AUnc lu nal, lv hand the American lies
h",n the ouiV made by mnrhncrv upon uninm
hrous sl"u Neatly All hand watches d, tive
and aceah luHdy getting ,ut nf order In many IaitS "f
the crnnttN >uip"'ihIr mud good
watch and Tho IN
ttodueiinnt watches o thit iicHtN aud
out vrll watch dealers can hon watches
ut tn larrnNs stock Hnl thus ruppy their
u>tIurrs "l staple wh, may he used ANY other
article nubeb ny st3 - hHnhug. Sold 10y tho trHio gen
,a w. tui IS
EohElNS 4 APrLETO<. General Aeruth
nov = l3m Wt'Wtt h MhpI* LAM. MN \ OAK.
PANrt ~, /" ron, ApiomaI'ox. Va, Dec ID, lis
MFRS " liItt Nr JpsiIN ihdr SIS .--fl'ast g"hd
los ieturta lfata more Of yuur tfI AND STEEL
lluNS kneN patent They ble certainly the best lows
Have hEh draag ght, aud IA tnC IN every respect
Iut ,tt, 1tntinn tupnId 10 IL" Flo" ~ desired
N"nrs Y th much rospe
dec dts HOS. l.. MATTHEWS.
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IDyNE Apple aud Enxlish Dn,ry CHEEhE
I jus, received at loe 22dtA n. H0LL1ES CoS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

a AND EBI60aANV WATCuNs
"A W. have received from Messrs Arple on Tracy Cb.
plopeorH OF the American Watcb manuinos WahAn
Ma'" anoh.rlot OF their superior WATCHES In GOA Hunt
Sng cases Among tho lumbar, In Magic Casc Of
Rcnr aud curious construction and Of elegant woknAushp
md ansh The Watch be convarted from epsa
tn" hunsnans Watch by the aid Of single sprng thu,
changing tho poston of the the without
taking out Ia turn IT, In the old magic watch.
These persons who would like 10 n specimen Of Amer
Ingenuity that throws tho shade all foreign s1brs
this connection, are invited TO enll at
SILNERTHoRN CLIFFS,
lat Jewery Store above the Market.
! s The American Watches all warranted to be
CuInt time kct pora. tian 2dts