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russian Steam Balhiug Establishment,
% Hicks St nuar Fngiaa House No 10,
Cleveland, West Slde.l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is

HNHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
univt fsallY known all Europe whFrc II esinh
lishod IA ali the lnTg'r cities aud in many tho
tmlur tuWnsi ard is Hu EnucrHlv bi proved hY n nr
ies authorizes, not only saio, Quch M lout aud
highly agfrohu remedy against gru uuuleI Of the most
nuhletumh disoHs, but also piumntgr OF hcanh pre-
server H. pnd most roNoIful fttugibener OF
The nervous tyut that no pQuicllHr frrommendui on
1t is called ur As purifying sud nvifurins
tho ska, thu bath n uckuuw lodged tu ho SURPASSED Nv no
uther mnat Whuny hut tha singular combination OF
sttuui water irtcon aud uisu. vhh trii hoo o.
ta shuiunia, ets thr Whole b uy DO such poNcrlu
wuV ns 10 cump toy ioe bones which obs iuatalY
resist an oihtf rriatd o. Hhrumha, salt RiCum Ring
WuIm, TUGS Eyl, fuf Sa Drey, Ap all uihef dis
trsing Oin pUscd urmui III action OF tho ska
ar radical tuiad without eN bi inedclan
Diseases at iho air-rbsspgrl tauIh, COuehitg, and
soma TURNS ni Com nm un, N nat adv ucgd Too far,
hTr Hmoyod v ithuui dlruitY,
Eulurpement uf the ~, OF aud Spleen Dytpepsy Piles
MeICualsm sofuiulous ~ ullE, Patalytc Hyttaucu
Affections, Guut uud hmOt limos y UliU hits loulno,s
and great nunher Of other uilnsns sucressiuilI
die IONS, there "a iho umpet prnnt record No hng 4
claimed iur it, hut what ar,ualy ho dlne and villa
ever oue may experience no hiuiself
JUST Try m
Cold aud Warm Wa.er Baths, a. we'll shower Bath
oonne1iei with uis sttAhiihment pid can 30 USED
oEEre.-A single stsnin Both ~ ceuis; peF doz. se0
cold vrwltul water Bath 10 @ " Ioz. 1 81
Hours " udwsson lor Ladies' Tuesdays Thul sla, "a,
Saturdays ia he forenoon Tor Gcntientn, uunne The NJ
t0rnonns Of the ans Gays ilga 20 oclOCk aud sun
duys tom D 10 ~ o'rllck A M
HERMANN RAEBEL, Plorlltior.
Cleyoland, Aus lsih, ls@ ana sug2oaai
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Books & 5tatiOntrp.
j. B. COBB a. CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOnerS,

DUUkSGllGTS o. DCdUlOlbfS,
No. 1875 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
MTCHELL's OUTLINE MAPS,
PELroNs OUTLINE MAPS,
POCKET MAPS,
HALFWAY GUIDES
FOOLSCAP PAPER
LETTER PAPER,
BAH PAPsR.
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER.
ENVELOPES.
BILL HEADS.
MAYNARD NoYESIINK.
ARNOLDS WRITING FLUIDJ
PENHOLDERs
FABEps PENCILS
GILLoTTs STEEL PENS
FINE GOLD PINS
BLACKBOARD CRAYONs
BLANK BOOKS,
COPYING ROCKS
LETTER hooks.
BLANK MOTIFS AND DRAFTS.
GLOBES sLATES
sHIPPfNG RECEiPTiBooKs.
PATENT LETTER FILES
DRAWING MATERIALS
PREPARED MUCILAGE.
MAGAZINES.
NEW YORKDAGIY PAPERS.
ALL WEEKLY PICTORIAL PAPERS
SrEREOSCOPlC INSTRUMENTS.
SrEREuSCOPlC Y1EwS
GERMAN AND FRENCH BOOKS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ROCKS
RIFLES AND PRAYER ROCKS
Gc,, sc, &C, sc
Allthe above supplied at wholesale or retail.
i've h CuBB co.
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t5@ For City News see irst page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

YaB- See advertisement of Dr.. sanfords Liver
nYirnrainr
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SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE l-UsEFUL IN
EVERY HousE.-Another supply just received by
FoGo, ENswoRTH & Co
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~ DR.. JAS. MCCLINToCK's PEcToRAL SYRUP
Science and fact alike guaranty the mmonsurabe supe-
rionty Of this remedy every other prescribed for
frmed cough oppression of the chest bronchial difficulties
aud consumption When ali other medicines have failod
in this there is hope, safety, life.
Price 500 Lold hy WM. FIsKE. CLEVELAND,
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.

Tickets on sale at the Union Office, d. Horton
Agent, and at tho Lake Shore Depot Office, BY.
ron c. Harris, Agent. RS
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VEGETABLES.

CSs.nba Melons Mis' Mnn9Gi " .laEh oRHlR4pSSgpSded
Winter Cherry, by Mrs. Lamb grown like the
Tomato, delicious when preserved worthy OF gene
raj introduction.
Pie Melon, its qualities unknown to Committee,
FLOWERS.
Best col. Greenhouse plants, W, Whitworth LIST prem.
do Fuchias do do
do aud largest col. named Roses, II. B Hurlbut do
I'd do d. do do do Dr. E TAYLOR, "a do
Best and do do do NeIbonaa, II b II lburi ,lstpram.
I'd do do do do do d.. n. Taylor, % prem,
Best col, named DGlhas, H. h. HurbuL lst do
% do do do Dr.. h. TAYLOR "a do
Best u do by amateur, Jo' Perkins, LIT prem
"a do =. II. Dior, ~ do
Best col German AsleIs. Jos. Perkins lst prem.
do do phluNus do do
Beet Pyumidi Table Boquet, H. D. Hurlbut, do
2d do do do do O. Brahtenlhl "a do
Beet do hand Go IL. B. Hurlbut lst do
I'd do do do do O. Bptenahl 2d dd
Best Floral Ornament Mrs. Cook and Miss
Mary BrOugh, lst do
% do do do Wm. WhitwOrth "a do
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DIsTRICT COURT-The District Court OF the
State of Ohio for Cuyahoga county, will begin its
session on Monday, Sept 10Th, at 10 o'clock. 1t
will be held by Judges Peck, Fitch, Carpenter,
CanGeld and Worcester.
The following is the assignment Of causes for
the first three days OF the term:
MONDAY, SEPT. 10.
No. /. Smith vs. Adams OF Kellogg.
No 2. Myers vs.. Stmdart, &c.
No ). Holloway vs.. Washington Union insur-
ance Co.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 90
No. 4. Payne vs.. Mason Re
No. 5 Doe VS.. City of Cleveland bath st)
No. 7. Q. & r. Il. r. Co. W. Atwater
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. n.
No. 7. Dart, Jr. vs. Given.
No g. Pelton, &c, vs Miller
No. 8. e. & p. r. Co. vs.. Perry.
No 10. Same vs.. Monroe.
No. III. Same vs.. Monroe.
No, IL Warner vs.. Bonds &c.
A HorEL THIEF.-O Officer Gallagher on Thurs,
day arrested a man who gave the name Of @. W.
Bennett for stealing a coat and other articles from
the merican House. Thu goods were found in
bis posIcssion,as well as memorandum, which evil
IDENTIFY from the papers in it, belonged to Mr.. G.
n. Tinda, the Assistant Superintendent of the
Buffalo 4 Erie Railroad at Dunkirk. Mr.. Tin
dal was telsgraphed TO and yesterday morning b,
came to this city 10 company with ofieer Tyler o
Dnnkirk. Mr.. Tindal at once identified tho mem
Orandum book as his property, II having boeu
stolen shout week ago. When Mr.. f. last had
it, it contsiasd about s2S in bank bile, number
of blank rsiI0ad passes, the names Of the men IL
Mr.. Tirdars employ. sc. About week age
Bennett called upon Mr.. Tindall, for pass on hi
road, stating that he was an employee oftho Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Railroad. On th,
strength OF his representations and dOcumsnt
(which wero forged) be obtained the pace, snC
Rhile in the office he stole the memorandum book
The passes he had used. having filed the blank
out himsclfsDd forged Mr. Tndbps name to them
In these asses the confidence man called himself
Wm. LaWleT. He will be eNuminod for petit lar
| oeuy, and may thea bs brought up before Nov
York Courts for his transactions in Railroad mat
| teFs.
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r AWoNo THE MANY PREPARATIONS

- AMONG THE MANY PREPARATGoNs NOW
before the public certain for the Fever and Aguo
none received with such especial favor that
Ahown Rs DR.. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED "STOM-
ACH BITTERS" This tonic has been circulated AMI It's
UanY virtues promulgated throughout the States and
day tIe propieto greeted with the intelligence
OF dresdu yanquhed by the Of their ce'o
brated "Bles." In principal cities there but few
ame who neglect the "Ditters in nishng their med
cOTets. As tonic, II is both m ID and agreeable 10
the tuse and stimulating ia its action upon the system
For certain f1r the Fever aud Aguc, Fatuleucy
Dyspepsia, and all other morbid discusses is and
fquallCd.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally sye where
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Union Teiearaph,
oFTtCR, WARiN0's BLOCK, CORNER oF BANK AMI
sT. CLAIR sTnEErs
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IL, aHunAN FRA1Lrr, OF PnYsloloe1cAL RI

~ - HUMAN tRAlLTXi OF EIHfSIoLoGICAL hB
sBRCHEs." should be read by everybody It treats Of
selndced diseases und the results OF carly NAL practice
that frequently lead to Hnhabpy thoir
relief und pItvention, with cppous Instructions to the
method OF dispelug the iS0iua05 that frequ Ry
take hold those about 10 enter the marriage state
The work is beautifully illustrated with coiorsd cravings
and is fruught with wholesome advice and tIl ortatous.
Sold by DIR. BARROW, 1877 Prince street, New York;
Price 25 cents Sent tree.
Sold by GAYLORD y HAMMOND, aud WIN. .FISRE,
irngFis,s Cieyennd.
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6petiol Notices.
NJ. J. DICKERSON,
Late Of the firm uf Amber Dickerson,l
DENTIST.


Once 2s9, Superior street, near ksndeiPs store.
Dr. ID new suit of ready, and he would
BE- pleased all # bis OLD patrons and Others who
may wish the services Of dentist Ulcer ed teeth
augs aud qled, exposed capped ard
also tsoth Inserted gold silver, corae orvulrant
base, or platinum plate, with Continuous gum, which
much used east. my2
u If any people in the world ever needed
apostle Their devils out is who live IN
this wateroggod country The miasmatic poison OF our
swamps and Marshes becomes a vsritable devil in the
blood to revel in the Agues aud Feve which shake and
corch US ALL Ayers "AauE CURE " is said to be the
postle need, and Of neghbors who hayeled
confirm TIE repor -Jouraal Plano. NJ
HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OGNTNENT-The
gs1une easily distinguished fromthe counter cit by the
that exists 10 lcafof the book Of drso-
tions Holloway New York aud London in ssmi-trans-
puren letcis visible when held between the eyo
hight
Sold at the manufsotory, No. so Maiden Lane, New
YOrk aud by all Druggists 26c, CSC, and - per pot
box. sepl3:1bb
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BRYAN's TAsrELEss YERN1IFUGE.
From State Of Maine 10 Baton Rouge
Ali know BRYAs's NBRMlFUoE
HsHteless. harm 'Css death tu worms
OF all SIZES. knds aud forms
Mothers feel indeed secure
With this painless, peerless cure.
Price Is cents. Sold by VIII FIsKE,
sep2Rs Cleveland.
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soRE TnRoAr PLAGUE AND soRE THRoAr.-

SORE THRoAT PLAGUE AND SORE THRoAT.--
This quality OF soizng hold and causing the expulsion Of
depaSed humors is possessed by other medicine than
BRANDErHs Pills They operate only upon tho tissues
Involved in that Oh cted by the disease In fact they
upon those humofs, not much from preference
from natural nuiI because their life is below that
the surrounding pats and which, set ling the tissues Of
the throat that around the throat rgon prudccos
throat throat plaque and the headache and e
VGr MiLnm hOur uttcr four six pills taken tho
Is folt peculiar CtCep ug the par aaeCted, OF
collecting Of tho diseased humOrs ready for expulsion
No huT. weu4euiug e3tt from their
because they cannot act upon healthy parts Taken carly
they prevent all diseases. oh how important in
sickness that medicine which only eating uisheS the
disease, md ieayrs u evil ellrcis hehind.
Sold A. No 20i Canal Rrnndroths Budingi ana by
A S. Gadnr, No go superior street. C'ovoa lands and by
J. B Whocdon, Hudson aud all rosreciabie dealers u
medicines &w
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\ OOK TO YOUR COAL 4 WOOD Hill.

We re just received another supply the celebrated
Victor and Merit COOK STOVES for wood aad coal, wirh
were universally admired the and Me-
,a"ai air In this place by the great saving of fuel the
'hickness OF casting their Superior finish perfect opera
ton in the various departments of cooking they aeknuwi
'sed to be the best Stoves known We have fitted
atoPer Reservoir hot bouCI, which very
convenience In furnishing hot all times without
additional fuel being heated by the smoke pipe, and without
interfering with the cooking of the stova
h'vsdts e. : BLISS CO
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Il /.
End The AL ", ut Tide , d.
which ua.l I',I-
'hSers have tickets endiag an, they may H.
lL"l,st OF drawn Members aud prizes sent t., lur
cta-cr> immedatui, ai,ci the drawing.
4. Purchasers all ii, ri their
rthr ter post ois - county and state
u lcnanbr thI,rvery ri,Ais drawn and ull
,tin at ti.dncjlpi.
% Al ut 81 90 aud under pad immoda',ly a.,r
Ia" 'ifswng-ohcr prizes al The usnV! lEHy
Au C'nnuu!cal Inns s,r.'t,S Coa!.i"Gtih.
Address orders tor II, kt', Cent
MCKINNEY a CO hannah. q,
tt'e Masonic iia. Ut"k IlII street, Sav'u 8.
u \ lH OF tn nuubcfs IiIat drawn iAry lr,l
VIA the amount at the that critic to-
ac iubi ,d alter cNey drtws, in Dni A.r.
uh - lis
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lhcnunbrrs from to 3D. t0 Sponliug 9TH
los On thrt ,keis printed on paper
"a with smal In tuhs and placed in wheel.
IN hrs lI3 PrtzrA similarly prnted and rclei
placed 1T another wheel
he "i"ris are then rov"lvc and number Is drawn
til" vice, ot Numbers, and al ir
rom other wheel The nunUrr nd .it2r
"rrd Ani exhibited to the audience, h.,
t,'nissiles the irize being placed tn
tcwa. This operation is repeated until the Inzc>
APPROXIMATION PhI2ts-1het~ two proceeding and Ia two
snceins Numbers thns' dawiug The Piiz, ~ be
clltlcd to The H. Approx ptSrs. For "AaIIr II
Il ko NJ" l2H dram he s5JUU IiAr, those itLe nm
h"f'd fl4I- li5i9 ilSI il93 viii each tutl.t
II irN.t M 80 rUws the sl5u0D Prize eh,t4 un
bff'd IL. ~ SOL ~, vi cat be cnilcl : AMI ga
according 10 III, scE,Inc
tEHf1FIC ANS ~ PACkAGlS will be sold tln follow
rates, which j, the risk
t,I irates o Packs Of 10 Whole Tickets
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- sueec,N always ite most conclusive proof
I"t, compartment u SINGERS arntna Maci,It. After ~
rNu late Exposition, e,.c IN Frame vince
they of the highest aci
~ &" u.a~, them has cen 1ul IN nars.
inrNe branch Of industry which sewing
these machines used with profit speed
If the hav TAIN Ia travelling foot,
singers Machines compared with hand sewing. iaor
s,ucItth"r irNssnak.r, trimmer ~ldicr. batter,
should h. wiih"u; Tie profit 80 us,ue ot
i'e'c machines regularly cd is,nc Thousand poIs
year IN All priv iani, !erc tlure muc
he done trss machines HINstrAllr iJ,cs
and hot' keepers tnd hun palticuLriy convene
table. These machines supple their
very strong aud durable, he only hnI ~ Ma.
chin. made by wch sort cat work,
could be perfectly executed Ihne1nsu
less us Machines been sold
names but Singers Machines alone have BEEN found
where - satisfy the u the pubic.
Plan with each
chine, wrh any readily aeqnic the
;hm, fht mac hines packed securely
pat the world Il, all persons desiring particular
formation, will picatIun by letter
dec ard copy NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette lapei
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine Interest
l. NJ. SINNER co.
Principal Office No. 323 Broadway, Now York
BRANCH otFCtSo ~ IiaroN st, Boston. No ~ thap
ell ST, NJ HAVEN CT Gloverye y y; n" pa Bread
Newark y. j No l2 Chestnut 81 philadelphia No. 100
Baltimore ST. Baltimore; Nn.39 Westminster ST., Providence
H. L. No. last Ih ST. C.ncnuati NJ. u North 4h St, $,
Lous No. RI st. Charles ST. New Orleans No ~ paurin
ST Mobile. ldec 44iScts
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NOFhGE.-Ehe unsierrisnca, who wns np-
~ pointed Adm ni,Irar,x oil the estate of John H.
ion decd at the February T the Court If Husiiug
the iy III 1 nchburs brg leave u inoru the pub she
intens continuing the business OF her late husband
stand, Man STU All persons know ing themselves
debted 10 laid estate tiuy SOLICIT,
aud settle. MAnGAkET ID. SOAOMON.
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q Y - meeting Of the fsonrd OF Directors of the
~ Virginia n Tennessee Railroad Company hell At ihn
Office the COMPANY, in the city OF L,uchburg Wcnes
day. both day OF March, sJ9 the following resolutions
wer" adopted. viz:
Rfsord That fish other article shall not e exposed
for sale Depn the Company ground in Lynch
burg. unless by special permission in writing fro the Presi
dent General SupeIintend m.
Resord That the Adams Express Company be requested
deliver freight In the Depot, the Companys
ground 10 Lynchburg.
the records.
april ots WILLIAM II. HUGHES, Secretary.
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AiKESi is<tAlE TO- TAR ~ asrn.. a..
- ,ln"iAiA INNS va south side ,aroa,i i, ON Pc.
b"ig !" nato, via East Tenn, and Va kaur". trn
I" IA hast ie"n and Georg, Kar,-a "" Kno
vile 10 West, Allan lie ,ia,ai ,r n.o1'
ton IL Chattanooga Nashville aud a,.oora i,a,,sa
rom tnao ga L. stevenson via AeupL.s Charleston
itailroad i,on stevenson 10 M.liph,s.
ihsongh I,tk"ts ,ssu,dt po.nts and tn. s,r,
aud bags"ge .heeA.d Though the oec souL,ar iia,
The is schedule " III be run ON The sou,b S, ,,,
road commencing on SUNDAY next.t 4th OF Jn, ,.s,
AMI cohii"ains n"iii further notice. ''
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Con Getting with thu Richmond u Danvule Trains a,
buheviio Jnncon and with the through route at
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures. 53oL 4,
Arrive at bnrhe.iiie nneton) AL $50
Arrive nj Farmyile at ....................y ~,
ARRIVE Lynchburg at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l2.u y Al
Leave iynehtai daily a,.................. nW NJ
Arrive at farnsil. at. ..................,.. =,
A,liIe ut n"iAe.'e ,JuaeioD at........... 2:l5
'''''' rnhiiiir TRAIN $50 .
CONNECTING with Rien'no"d and Da"'e Trains June.
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures AN
ANN" at b"rAe'iiio tJunetlon) fundamentally
Arrive al a. n'ii'e l,lu Il Al
Art'" al Lyuchburs A. .........,.. o., "
Arrive farmSnle at ......................y ao
Anivr AT n1r~eYlle tJnneton) .............siiO A.
An A,eYmna''"n Passenger Car for tue Way or Local m
% Al 80 Isn' a 10 the rn leaving L,nshsurs with
"h' Ne "ai Tam at ocork a N. Stopping places, Il,
tax ai put "f passengers strictly Dy ,hos
Ia thJrsr" Tue i'n and train be s,,p,
a, an! ,A,r "n- snher'ids Andersons Mill tords
m.si" :, ",h'iie Black aud Whites. No,,oway e. H.
iiur"o'I'e Rces high Bridge Farnvie, Prospect Tanp,
RiN,r. s' o'Ae'"' James
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoIh-Sde laioad Freight and Passenger Trans leaye
, rr''I,nnls .1any lSanda, sexceptodj t.-..7 a. NJ
tr,Ne wy ROM At.
ANN at f.le sbnfe at. ......................ylo
he a've Rams eonne,, the River Steamers
ras.n IT, r. u' tor Norfolk every saurday mornnr
ANA ln'si'y evening" VITA TIE hie Steamers hoanoke and
HinrH,M " o"nnd i"' New fek
me AFTERNOON tra'n On thus Road will be only when
liner. , sse'' to Justly H. Stopping places
We ,i ana 10 no t'se VIII ls tram be stopp,d any
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Ho. ia aycnwOee street, b'eiersbarE,
sign or 7HE EAGLE,
FFERSto his iiiens and the public generally one of The
~ argest aud choicest stocks oi WATCH y, JEWELRY
SlLVERWARE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD Of every variety in hisne
lie, cheap. brilliant aud beautiful
establishment in His or other country In every depart
nen articles manufactured importu of
styles aud the mos, unique asita and elaborate workman
ship. septs Is
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NEW GONCEkN-Thc umders ~ ned,
LIST inst entered the purpose
conducting General Produce Commission Business under the
style aud firm of CLARK HOLT aud will receive
signmcn, TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &C which will
receive prompt personal We hope by close
ton and uncaaiy the discharge businds merit the
pntronise =" literally bestowed upon predecessor
We refer te the hnsuess OF Lynchburg generally.
81 Ohice Main Street doors Exchange Corner
and opposite M1Corklc d Co. CLARK ~ uOLT.
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u,
HnNaFItLp, Miss, Feb T. Is5f
HEotuEn AVER Twin chc"riuy certify yom Ptcto,ai -
the b,4 remedy p"s-s the OF whoopng
c,pur and the chest children We
ut, IL, III. South appreciate your skill and commend your
n~iutn. l., our people. HIRAM CoNkLIN, NJ II
AMos If Lsq Monterey, Ia, writes, 3 Jan 1886 Il had
n ted uu> inurnna which confined In do ak
man, med cncs rne finally tried your PccoraI
bv tho advice clergyman Ths rs dose relieved the
r,uc.s ~ my ihoai lungs; less than half the
completely we'll YOUR medicines the cheapest
AZ lest can buy and esteem you, Doctor
and yoni remedies ss the poor mana rond'
Aathn,n or Phihi. G. mud bronchitis.
Ntsi MANCHESTER PA Feb. l. ls56
Sour PcciDrdi performing marvellous
th t!evcd several from alarming symp-
,on-um and cuing who has labor
affection of the lungs fr The last forty
HENRY l. PARKS. Merchant
4 RAMSEY, VI u, Alison, Mpnr' o Co Iowa. Writes,
isi3 Dnnng practice of many years have found
nothing equal Cirrrs Fordi giving and
lat eonsnmpti,r laiicu curing such durable.
We might add v",uncs rvilen but the con,inc-
ne root 81 the virtues -; THIS irmedy is found IN its cre's
pm trll
Frha " remedy hn> been known which cured
many ana AZ h dungeons this. Some human
M but Those the Cherry PctiOrdi affords
rr.itt and runIf,r'
Asron lIeusf NV York CITY March > lsl6
or. AYrH LoWiItt tied It duty and pleasure To in.
prm what Chsrry i,Drdi has lone for wife SHE
had been months lab under the dangerous
Cow from wUrh no nt we could procure Il,
urh She st,aty failing until Dr Strong ol
bi> city where have for ayicr recommended \
u Al 1T medicine, We hs his kindness. Ito y"ur
srIi r she has recovered that day She j. not vet
she used free cough aud call
hor-,lI welt Yours with latitude aud regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, at ShclbyvnP.
c1asnispirs do pair iii YOU hav. tried AYtHs chr.
gPe'"ai 1t made by Of the best medical chemists Ia
the Wurd ali 'oni peak the high
at us VII - IND pbtpI lain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

10 FORT FAIR! IL the univcr.uI cry
and thousands are participating in he whit
such Interesting OCCASIONS affords For the eek the
ir,'g ny nutituies invited ~ the city OF s,
its hsithty AMI participate in the Interesting sc.ues wh,h
the offspring
Among the places which gathering
thousands inviicd, and welcomed
Tie OH Whdehbra PA0osrsPbtc Gaiy
gina Bank Main Street lynchturs Va, where hundreds Of
LIKENESS of the noblet works exhibition,
free I" all and should d, fac simie
shall be furnished short noce, and prices that
iaii TO poase.
fine assortment of Cases and Fr-nes style and
grade constantly hand Also I.ucxps Breast
Ings Match Seals. Charms,
ciurc taken art hours Of the
day, and in all kinds If weather. d. ii BLISS,
praetica phot. pr mist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
> nmnYAa.! VIEW -rAND: Go0n.

IA Having sold my onrr stnc OF GoN!a my old stand
Lac located below the N"rvc House, Opposite ilas Livery
stable, where wa, continue GrOcctB md L0iaais0
st"rSs thankful 10 friends ai the lDe al
patronage heretofore aided so.c continuance Of
the SAINT, assuring t.e.n viii Offer lndu; ash
viii keep Constantly hand, Ia ton of GROCE
liES AND STABLE DRY GOODS nj o. Corn Meal, rla,
Ter and dni Ohal j. L. SIlEAkER
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