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The southerner., 1859-09-17

A. F. NJ. & Co. would rcsrcctfully'n
form Southern Merchants ana Dca''''
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, that 'l''
still MnvUFAcTuRENG all kinds u w.
Steel and Iron SOUTHERN PLow'' NV
CASTINGS, Com SHELTERS, uN"i' 49,.
DIES, HAY AND Stalk CUTTERS, fAN "r.r n,
STORE Trucks, GARDEN AND CANAL r.
ROWS. GIN GEAR, SEGMENT CA'li'U,'
&C., expressly for the SOUTHERN ir INA.
Also, on hand, all kinds of AGHlc''M NJ.
AND HORTICULTURAL IArtrAEsrs' Ir. h
cu1xERY, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS a,,' .,', .Dy
which we sell at LOWER PRICES ,n" ,na hive
other house in the United States '',,rne ", n
descriptive Wholesale Priced +, c''aIvsl '.;or BY
which we will furnish on aPPI'' n,xrgo
mail or otherwise. All Goods "A"'
to be as recommended
Send for our Price List. .co
a. No, = 81 vrsrr ST, N.Y.
snocessors to John Mayhcr s Co., Co.
fwho established the busiocssn lo-v1
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SCHEME.

s2tSe6 prizes, amounting 10. ............... 4~,202,000
Tickets t20, Halves $40, Quarters -, Eighihs t2bo.
A Certificate VI Package Of 10 Wholes, costs .....,.. e299 %
do. do. &c Halves. ........ l4g 10
DO. do. W Quarter. "a IL
DO. do. 70 Et9iths. Nj .,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class NINE,
To be drawn In Wilmington, Del, Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1859.
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
IN rnssE LOTTERIES EvksT Pnizk II DEAwS.
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Lynchburg Guano Depot,

Lynchburg GuanO Depot.
N'AnNEi'H ana lle pnouc generally arc III rely notified that
L the L~!nchburg Gu.to Depot, krpt by Vim A. Miller nn
YAK Daain,i Is no" iuH. sdpp.;u . nth the follow .ng rEsruIzrRs
va.
No. \ FrruN ian GuauJ:
Erese's Manipulated tiuaio;
Sohibrcro Gnlno, lynchbury ground:
Mexican Guanu:
kcttiewclls Potash and Plaster.
! nav "Aeu every precaullun 10 furnish reliable articles I
y! VI re,uNah 'unho from the Agents OF Inc Peruvian Gov
'nn'''' "n' Is c'r'aihi! pure. | am sole ayuri m Lyu,hl,nro
,' i''sc : Manipulated uuanu. and NIL insure 1t 10 l.. r>1ci,
w" !" Is represented 10 be-, Viz: one half Peruvian md me-.
hah o"h'hTero. | believe th, To he as gu.sI us Peruvian nonnd
~, pound, on any crop that it may be used on. The Son,br,rn
, u! III me iuinl aud have 1t ground, ad can sell il ON As good
atns az IL IA liz bought M, where in the nited States NJ,
p,oh 10 10 SCI or Il small profit and strictly Tor cash. | hon. lhr
" bUstoac ed heretofore. WN M ,nWp'''-
sept i3-tts-k"p copy m IL,
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First Premium llats-Fall style!
No. 152 Main Street Opposite H. c.. viotor'a,
NIL LYNCHBURG,, VA,

AGRICULTURAL = hEcuA siCAL rAIR IN Tnts CITY.
III THE subscriber would call particular attention to the
~ Tact thai his HATS are made 10y his own hands, and always
,f the besi material, and warranted 10 please In every pariicu.
lar or no sale. lie Is decidedly aversc Ia egotism In any form
whatever, yet he cannot refrain from II In this instance, In say
Ing thai he Is sure his Hats cannot be surpassed In workman.
ship, material and styLe In this market. lie would also call al.
tention 10 his extensive assortment OF Fell Hats, and Cloth, , el.
We! and Navy Caps, " avery grade avi OF tho newest Fall style.
lie II confident that his assortment Of fine FRENCH FUR
HATS and nne CLOTH CAPS cannot be surpassed In variety
and extent In this market
The attention Of Farmers aud Tobacconists 10 respectfully
called 10 his variety VI servants Hats and Cala =
A call 10 most respectfully solicited before purchasing.
lie would also state that he Is prepared 10 manufacture
GENTS DRESS aud CAssiMEEE HATS To order, Of the beat
material, and Is they arr made BY his own hands, he can fur
nish them NJ reduced rates. GEO. NJ. KELLY.
oct Eodb Agent.
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BALTIMORE


Notice to Shippers Of Tobacco to the west
nyHE undersigned are prepared 70 give ine,easea aa ,hs lime
shIppers Of Tobacco 10 the West having shortened me 'me
M reduced the rate from third 10 fourth class.
Th.n,sh rrreipts given TO The principal points In the wesa, oy
,nn -. the Uhio River, and freighis guaranteed - 10" -
- = other line. The only transhipment DEW eenN,alnno,s'
~ ~ nj indianapolis. 5, Louis and Chicago, Is made al nus
i'm. Jir,sil, from car TO car, under cover, thereby a'oluihs
a and ferriage, and all damage on Tobacco from expos
No commissions charged at Baltimore OF Pittsburg.
SH AAGRAW Il kOONs,
No. 10 North street, Baltimore.
Ref, TO Jesse Hare 4 Co, w. ID. Miller. and = l. einytoi,
L!hchou'g' march 1s-dly
rt.weeklv Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
r., THE Powhatan Steamboat Company Steam
Esss.Saaasrls ers, GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RICHARD PRiIcH'
ssp. and BELVfDEIE, Capt. WV. kEEsE, viii leave hich-
IN md for Baltimore every Tuesday,, 7haIsddy and SataFady.
KRrrusISs, will leave Baltimore for Richmond every fhtsihg,
Tnnrsday and Saturday, thereby enabin Shippers N a
,engers To have an opportunity Of n conhnunlcauohp c'"eei' he
.wo points every other day.
~ Freight received In both places even. day.
For Speed and Comfort, these fine steamer are equal, II hol
superior, TO any Of their class To be found In this or any olher
ciiy. These Steamers having been lifted oui with splendid stale
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended 10 the
travelling and ffeighting community as the most comfortable,
cheapest, and speedy mode OF transportation between the two
points.
TICKETS can be procured at our Office, Shockoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or at the Steamers Landing, Rocket.
ID. 4 W. CURklE, Agents, Richmond.
sept idly J. BRANDT JR, No. 8 Light 81, Baltimore.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Trunks,
uMRREILAs CARPET BAGS
NEW

NlrILLIAM K. STAPLES having purchased the Interest Of
w J. n. smith, In the concern of Camp, smith Il Co, The
business v III hereafter b. conducted under The firm OF Cal
STAPLES n 90, who ARE nov receiving aud offer for sale al
he old stand Of Camp, smith n Co, M. . Bridge street, u
targeand well selccted stock nf Staple DR.. Goods, Groceries,
Liquors. fcTtllizcrs, Dc, all Of which viii be sold upon III
most accommodating terms, and with a desire 10 give complete
satisfaction 10 their patrons.
liza, my increased facilities for conducting n Fortrdrdfng and
Comm i~.l0n business, the, respectfully solicit n continuance
Of the patronage " hirb has heretofore been NJ literally extend
cd Ia the Arm of Camp. Smith X to-iledging themselves To give
10 rsnnai attention 10 that branch III their business, and 10 cAcf-
else promptnos- and punctualiiy towards their customers.
The location Of their house IL onr Of the De In the city, be-
lug nenr the Va. h Tenn. Railroad Depot aud Immediately On
The bank Of the Canal.
In connection with their business they have also an extensive
IHMBER YARD, upon The bank OF the tanal, and are pre-
pared Ia offer such Inducements, for The sale u Lumber, ms are
Inferior 10 none In the city. CAMP, Staples n co.
O,1ohEH Isl, 1859.
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PHTEnsnrRa, November 10Th, iSs.
ETlHE second daily Passenger Train, which now leaves lynch
IL burg at 1O30, T. NJ, will be- discontinued on and amer
MONDAY next, the l4th inst. ii. ID. BIRD.
nov IA dts
VEPHYR WORSTED, Shetland Wool, chldrens School
IA Hoods, infants HoodA Socks, Stockings, Gloves, Caters.
Nictorines, white aud colorcd Nubias for ladies, Shetland ' .ns,
together with many othe. articles In our line Just received aud
for sale at our usual low prices.
nov 2+-dh l.. A. ~ 7. KlN>EY.
Great Reduction in Charges on foods from he Nora,
ria Richmond and James R,rer j. kandUhd
Canal, TO Lynehburg, thence by 1. all
road 10 the South West.
UNLAWFUL to my friends and the public for their very lib.
l. erai patronage, l would respectfully inform them, that ow-
Ing TO the large increase of my business, Subsequent on my form.
or reduction, have determined 10 reduce III. charges on Gene
RAJ Merchandise, such ~ Dy Goods. Boots, shoes, Hats Caps.
dc, to only % cents per 100 pounds, which includes all expensrs
from the Whaives At Richmond 10 the Landings or Depot al
Lynchbarg.
Produce forwarded ut very low rates.
For special rates, see circular.
ALFRED 4. LEE,
forwarding and Comm ission Merchant.
Jan S1-dts On the Dock, Richmond, Va
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Augnnt Mn, INH.
La n w sM4yS--sET 4waas;s ,xt5xvyz1ssss
4 n and after August I'D, Two passenger trains viii be run
~ On The souhsiie Railroad, leaving Lynchburg US follows
Null Train dali, AT II, A. NJ.
second Train daily, except sundays, at 1890, L. NJ.
Both these trains connect with the Richmond ~ Danvillc
trains to Richmond and the North. The second train connects
al Petersburg with the trains 10 Norfolk and Weldon.
These trains also connect with three tri-wcekly lines Of
Steamships from City Point 10 New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, all magnificent steamers, with the best accommuIa-
lions for passengers. The lailroad TO Norfolk connects wiul
dali, steam Packets TO Baltimore.
The agent of the Suulhilc ltailroad Co. nj Lyncliburg, will
furnish any further information respecting these lines.
aug lIts II. u. BIRD, trnI Supt,
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NOtICe.

NOTICE..
REING compelled BY my health to retire from the nrm Of
ID lamp. smith ~ Co, / bay lrnye 10 tender my thanks for
the yer, liberal patronage extended To that house during my
connection It'll ic same, aud confidently, recommend my sue.
rc.sors 10 our old friends and patrons rs reliable and business
men, j. Is. SMITH.
oct II dts-Rcp copy Pm
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New Fall Stock
Singers Sewing Machines.

Urea success IL always the most conclusive proof of great
~ n"n Judged 10y thus test there is no labor saving machine
before the public comparable 10 singers sewing Machines
Al''f establishing tho highest reputation In the United states
ll"t var" exhibited nj the late "ENpo-itIon Iniverselir' In
France, where they carried on the highest premium; and Il
kr,a mandatory to mike them has been built In Paris.
Ia every branch oi industry in which sewing is to be done
ihts" ma hines can lee used with immense profit. As the speed
"i the hnll"a, train Ia 10 travelling on foot, So is sew ing with
singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No tailor,
shoemaker, dr,ssmnkcr,c carriage trimmer, saldler, halter, &c.
Ne, should not be without one. The lair profit OF using one VI
'hrsc machines, regularly employed, Is Onc Thousand Dollars
u >thr. IN Ill private families where there is much sewing to
h"Ainnr these machines are an Invaluable assistance. Planters
aud hotel keepers mud Them particularly convenient and profit
able, These machines are simple in their construction and
NtrN strong aud durable, being the only Kind vi Sewing Ma
chine ever made h, which every sort If work, coarse or fine
could hr perfectly executed. Thousands of inferior and worth
less sewing Machines have been nn,c and sold under various
names, hut singers Machines alone have been found every
Where 10 shiis! the wantA al the people.
llhn printed Instructions for using, ARE sent with each ma
chine, from which any one can rradi. acquire the art of mana
Klhg them. The machines are packed securely 10 go Ia any
: part of The world. To all persons desiring more particular in.
formation, We will, ON application by letter nj either of our OH.
ccs, forward IA copy Of |. NJ. Finger " Co.'S tinzettc, a paper
wholly devoted TO the SOWING Mnchinc intrrrsl.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.

MISS ROSENSTIEL g. GUENTIIEtlt
'4tAhE pleasure in announcing 10 the ladies and citizens" u
Il Ls hciburg and surrounding country that they have lahtit
Inc upstairs floor of the Warwick House, where They will, an
anu ai'tr / ~ RsDAY, the 18th inst, ocer Tor inspection an c"ji'r
ne" ami large STOCK of Paris Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, bon
hrtN, caps, t"Ifuer-, Head Dresses, Pms, Nels, JcwcIr. ura.-
meas, hiubro1defirS, linc!icS, treici, tursets, Hoop SkHiN La,
',s m"sc, tl"'"s, saxon! Yarns, real Brussei, French, Thread
and Bloui IaecS
The Ladies are respectfully and specially solicited to call and
examine our stock of goods, which are Of the latest styles, htri
"hth We "hl sell ut Wholesale or retail. All we ask is II llal,
us we ART c"hn'ient We can offer such Inducements 10 rui'iHs
crs ~ must secure their orders. suut 5diN
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWAR E
Nc. III Main StIaat. Richmond. Va

MO HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform my friends and
the petd,s geaorally, that am now in receipt of my
FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
Ihan II has ever before been-eml'racing decorated and Goid
Band Dinner, Tea aRd Toilet Setts: Pitchers, Dishss, Plate,
re, sh. Also, Waste tAiRd ani Granite, of the best shapes
and st,lea, In seits and by the single pair. My stock for the
WHOLESALE TRADE, | have selccied with great cure, and feel
assured that | eau sell a. low as any re-packing house in the
United states as | receise my goods directly from the manufac-
'nrcr. A call Is Respectfully solicited.
July 22dly q. Il. TAYLOR. Richmond. Va.
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Lynohburs Coach and Wagon Factory.

AyHCHouI6 0VHNH "TFNH VUBVAk 4 tx
H. THE subscriber returns his grateful acknnwlc edge
6EHT ments IN his old friends and customers for the llr-
~- raj patronage toward him, and bags leave 10 Inform
them and the public thni he has been re. started In business, aud
he hopes, by u more strict attention Ia business, 10 merit u con
tinuanre of fayors liz will make Ia order and keep on hand
all Mind. Of IRON AALE WAGONS. made IN In, mos, sub
stAntial anil neat style. lie viii niso make To order aud wal
soon have made, u general assortment Of tnrragr, RpckaaAys
nni Buggics. Also, Il large assortment 81 one and two horse
spring Now bg Wagons and two horse stages. All whn want
good work. come 10 The Old L~Ynchburg to"ttA and Wagon Fac
Ior1, and. n. he Ii dung business -n the CAan principle, son
inh, expect to gel g@.i work mud nj n low price. All ~ho want
good and neat iuggics give me u call
march II dis JOHN u, BAILEY, Agent.
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JOHN
Pure Extract OG sAlVeS' Feet.

t1Ok producing, In q few minutes, n brilliant and nutritious
Il Jelly, Blanc Mango, Creams Ike, and for thiekrning aud
Improving soups aud Gravies-Ihis preparation IL guaranteed
To be obtained solely fron Fresh Calves Feet, 40 Ina, The Alb
sence Of impuni, Ut ever, kind may he implicitly relied upon.
IL Ii strongly recommended as making n firm. bright, and bcau-
uul Jelly, either for Domestic urposes, ar for the use OF lnva-
Ida For sale by loot 10 dtsl ". 4. STROLLER n co.
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SPECIAL NoxIcE

SPECIAL HO1ICE.
A IL bills due the late firm off. n. Thompson d Co. on the 1st
"A Of July, 1859, will be placed In the hands Of the proper ON
Ger Cor collection. II not paid BY snaap IL. 1850
nov i4-dt1jan j. n. THOMPSON.
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SEMI.BITUMINOUs COAL.

Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
TlNhE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
Il side Railroad Company 10 deliver COAL. from the new
Piedmont Mines TO the city of lynchburg, has established II
Coal Y ARD on the Island and appointed k. +. SINS, IL well
KNOWN citizen of this place, Agen, for It's sale and delivery, To
whom please apply.
lnls Coal is produced from the mines of DeBow h Co, who
IRE competent miners, and who are prepared 10 ship any qusn-
MY Of Coal that may he required, in good marketable order. 1t
- naturally free from slate aud other impurities, and is more
darahl', under combustion, than ordinary l,luminous Goa, by
tNtni. live per cent II is now used exciusi. ely in Farm,ile,
IliEsE MlNE are only about % miles from this city, AMI over
the easy grades of the sout-side road,and are beyond the innu-
ente oi competition IN this market. The prices, therefore, Will
be reduced according to the quantity consumed. For the pres
ent, they will be:
For Crate Coal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % cents pcr bilshol
TOR a .'.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 "
For shop toal .... IL " .
sept Z0-L3m JOIN 4 DAIRY
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II. u, & q. A. DItGUID'

TSuNceNsOfs 10 Y TfHVHIH q N0hHJ
HezHD WILL Keep constantly on hand n large stock Of nil
- kinds II FURNITURE. Of their own manufacture
witch they will be pleased Ia shcw the old friends
613 aud patrons VI =. Diugul h Sons, and the public
generally. ..
They also keep constantly on hand a large stock Of FIsK's
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, Of NIL sizes; also a large stock oi
WOODEN COFFfNs, Of every description, and win pay prompt
attention Ia the undertaking business al all hours.
feb YSIAcia u /. 4 U. A. hIIiGIID.
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SOLOMON & MtSSER,
No. 4 Main street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY

SOLOMON & MtSSER.
No. lf9 Main street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY.
w b. are now In receipt Of our FALL STOCK Of GROCERIES,
w DRY GOODS, LIQUORS, &c, consisting, In part, OF
Ajamanlinc and rallo~ Candies, Brown and Fancy Soups, Of
various brands, Sole Leather, good and damaged, Spices Of cv-
sn and Gunpo~der Teas, bacon SIDES aud NEE lot bacon Hams,
Maf.hsll Liverpool Salt, Cotton Yarns, i"aks,ille factory, all
NUM-" Rs, No, Ncrnngs, No. and Mackcrci, oli DOMINION
nails, Liquors, Drandies ~ different Kit. l., together Nth u gen.
.tal assortment II staple Dry Goods, such ns No. | and : Osna-
bury,, brown md bicachti ,lirllug. lin"n, Iinscy, shrcting,
licny Argru toot-, single aud double widlh kentucky oxford
deans, %, with u large assortment of Negro shoes, home man.
uit'turo'i.
i"huccn manufacturers and farmers will find 1t to their inter
specially ask n share Of til, public patronage aud their friends
generally. oct 20 dts
SombrerO Guano.
TONS of Phosphate 'iuano, Just from sombrero Island
- West Indies, the richest dcpusilc phosphate Of Lime
known 10 the world. containing belwc,l ~ and ~ per cent oi
Bpha Phosphate Of Lime, and to ~hich We in,tc the attention
oil our friends and the public generally who deal in fertilizers.
W. are SOLE AGENTS far the sale Of tbs tiuano here. and
place
Pamphlets, contain Ats analysis, &c, Furnished on applica.
ton or by mail.
McCoRKIE 4 co. Sole Agents,
april I dScts. Main street l~,nchLnrp, Va
New Fall Stock.
lust arrived from the Northern cities with "A full stock Of
- FAI.L AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen. The
--latest s',ics and the most fashionable apparel, at the loves
price. can b. found nj our establishment, No. 81 Main Str,.-
Also, Il large supply of Gents Furnishing Goods, which We
VIII sell low rr than any other house IN this cit,, Hats of the lat
80. STYLES, Boots, shoes of all qualities aud prirI- to suit Trunks.
Nhis,s aud | mbrellas from the list Eastern factories, are on
eNhilitnn nhd will be- sold cheap.
\"utls and Boys tiornIN, in all STYLES and qualities.
Please call AT liIRsm h rRArses,hrtwcr Aowlin y Mnrrnrs
ani \. {, Lewis, and look tor your soil our motto is, us IT has
ever hern, selling cheap 10 increase custom.
Manufacturers aud Farmers will do we'll In examine our stock
OF servants 'l"lhihg, Shoes, &c, Ne. sept u dts.
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III HATS, CAPS, AND FURs =
JOHN DOOLEY. q

NO. 81 MAIN street, Richmond W
5 no" ready to exhibit an unusually large assorim,n d.,
Il IN the Hat, Cap and Fur line. "ehioi Good,
The stock consists Of all The popular styles Of
HATS n CAIS
now in use, viz: the rich and beautiful MoIa slt.n
his own and Of Northern Manufacture; The Son NV nr : nat Of
French style, Ledger style, Bell crown Tlan,rp. ~ req liH,
WOOL HATS, bhoat Erm
from the lowest quality wants to the finest saSouy vol.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDEENs TATEs WOOL
OF Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, &c. 40 "o'
AIDES HIDING HATS
OF Beaver, black and brown ind richly trimmed y.,u,
lLDREN' HATS AND CAPS ""'
OF latest styles, some just imported from Paris,
LADIES' FURS, ' i"''rn';
fietorines, Tippcts, Half Capes, Capes, Murs uue.,
Childrcn's and Misses Furs, all qualities and STYLES. "A"'' aid
CARRIAGE N TRAVELLING EoRts
Wolf, Buffalo, Persian, Chinese lined and rough.
Merchants and dealers are particularly myit,si o.x
extensive stock, for no effort is spared 10 maxi Ii't
good II market " purchase in AS any other in his ,nunt.. ID "a
sept 3-dts JoIIT Inn,',,
ltOEltE.-D eases I. {. Mass Licorice-on. of IL,
IL brands imported-for sale by AT 1eA
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co
StIt <bEut5 Ri.brn 1 =
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Principal O6icc. No. 33 broadway, New York.
BRANcn orricEs-No. Il Hanover ST., Boston: No. 81 Chap
~ 81, New Haven, Ct; GloyerNille, \. Y; No. IA Broad 81,
Newark, \. D.; No. i42 Chestnut 81, philalclplia; No. i5 Bal.
limorc ST., Baltimore: No. ~ Westminster ST, Providence, Il.
l.; No. : East ith ST., Cineinnali; M. IL North 4th ST., ST.
Louis; No. 81 ST. Charles ST., New Orleans, M. - Dauphin St,
Mobile. [Jer "a dSrts | '
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IooklNG H~ANGEs.-Motts Inyinciblc Cooking Range, for
wood or coal, decidedly the most durable and economical
txiure for cooking In Use, for sale and put up with hot and cold
water fixtures 10y experienced woIkmen. and warranted to give
satisfaction, at the Stove and l.angc Warehouse. i2l Main Il.
nov II dts G. b. BLISS 4 co.
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CAUTION

CAUTION.
Persons living at q distance, should be extremely cautious Of
whom tqey order Lottery Tickets OF Certificates Of Packages Of
I1ckesa The country b flooded with bogus and swindling
LotserteA Every lnducement 10 heAd out 10 get persons 10 In
ss.a money In them. C.plss! Prizes Of rom $4,000 % 100000
DEAD thgr schemes-whh Tickets at One Dollar. $1,000 0
LApitAi Fries are offered, Tickets g. All saeh, In every in
ssance, ae Frauds; and II money 10 ssnt 70 them for Tickets, II
> much thrown away without the shadow Of q chaucc Of
SeeNng prize. Beware Of all Lotteries where the Capital
me - unusually largein comparison TO the price Of Tickets
IN esefZ instance where large Prizes M offered for 4 small
cost Of Tickets, put IL down Tor q certain fraud.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS 4 CO,
s-o.oon Wilmington, Del.