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September IA, 1859.
PARTITION WOTTCE

OLIVER Evans, Elmore Evans and Rebecca
" Evans, viii take notice that a petition was
filed against them on the 18th day of September, a.
D., 1853, in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the County of Ashland and State of Ohio, by
Johnston S. Martin and Elizabeth Martin his wife.
and is new pending. wherein the said Johnston s..
Martin and Elizabeth Martin his wife, demand parti-
ton of the following real estate, situate in the Coun-
ty of Ashland, and State of Ohio, and more particu-
larry described as follows the north half of the
north East quarter of section number thirteen. in
township number twenty-five of range number six
teen of the school lands belonging to the Virginia
military district, containing eighty acres more or
less reserving and excepting out of said eighty
acres, ten acres heretofore sold by Lewis Evens in
his lifetime, to one John Miller; and that at the
next term of said Court, the said Johnston S. Mar
tin and Elizabeth Martin will apply for an order
that partition may be made. of said premises, and
dover assigned.
JOHNSTON S. MARTIN,
MARTTN.
Fulton & McCombs, Att'ys for Petitioners.
September IA, 1859. 6w15
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NOTICE.
Andrew Wierman, Plaintiff

John Wierman ct al Def's. b
TOHN Wierman, John Smith and Margaret Smith
y his wife, Vim. Wierman, Elisha Barton and Sc
villa Barton his wife, ell of Ashland County, Ohio,
and George Snively and Eliza Snively his wife of
Allen County, Ohio, and Cyrus L. Shinaman and
John T. S%hinaman, minor children of Hamlet Shin
aman, deceased, of Macon County, Illinois, willtake
notice that a petition was fled against them on the
18th day of September, A. D., 1859, in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County of Ash
land, State of Ohio, by Andrew Wierman, and is
now pending, wherein the said Andrew Wierman,
demands partition of the following Real Estate to-
wit:-lot number one hundred and eleven in An
drews addition to the town of Ashland, Ashland Co.
Ohio, and that at the next term of said Court, the
said Andrew Wierman will apply for an order that
partition may be made Of said premises. or for such
other proceedings as ae authorized by law. q
WM. B. MCCARTHY, Atty for Plt'ff.
Ashland, Sept. Z. 1859. Gw14
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Bg-The expense of running the Caloric En-
CINE, used in printing the Cincinnati Penny
Press, has been for six months but fifteen dol
lars, while that Of steam, with the necessary
help, for the same time, would have cost up
ward Of four hundred. dollars.
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JOHN J. JACOBS, sr. Treas.
SHERLFFS SALE

DLIIILII It y D-IAL.
Pierce Brothers & Flanders,
VS.. In Ashland County
J. W; BOYD Boyd, A. Aia Nj Boyd and Common Pleas.
DURSUANT of a writ of Vendi Exponas duly is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas of Ash
land County, in the above case, dated the Sd day OF
August, 1859, and to me directed, 1 will sell at Pub
lie Auction at the McNulty House, in Ashland Coun-
ty, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of September, 1859,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, p NJ, of said day, the following described
goods and chattles,- to-wit:-one new open buggy,
seized as the property of the above named defend,
ants. tf4 49, j
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
By G. Brown. Deputy.
September Is, 1859. TaT I5tspf-S3.O 90 :
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TITO the legal voters of School District No. 5,
Montgomery Township, Ashland County, Ohio.
You are hereby required to meet at the school house
in said District, ON Saturday the 17tl, inst-at 2
o o'clock, F. NJ TOT -tt0-r~sFaaa-a of electing three
school directors for said District; one to fill the IN
expired term of DR.. J. B. F. Sampsel, resigned, and
two to fill the places made vacant by the expired
terms of Mr.. p. b. johnson and Hugh Burns. 9.
HUGH BURNS, .Sec'y. of Board.
Ashland, Septs7, 1859. -s-trts4 2w14
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GET A TRUSS AND Tnx TT
ASHLAND COUNTY PROBATE COURT

ASHLAND COUNTY PROBATE COURT.
HNHE following Administrators and Guardians
have filed in this Court their accounts for set
Element, to-wit:
Final account of Joshua Bowman, Administrator
of John n. Bowman, deceased.
Partial account of Eliza Drumb, Administrator of
Urias Drumb, deceased.
Partial account of Robert Cowan, administrators
of Jane McGnire, deceased.
Final account of Manassas Shaver, Administrator
of Manassas Mountain.
Partial account of Jacob Ecker, Guardian of Will
liam and Westly Brandt.
Final account of A. NJ. Parmerly, Guardian of
Olive NJ. Close; and
Final account of Joseph Hiltman, guardian of Ag-
mes and Isaiah Humerickhouser.
The same will be for hearing in said Court on the
18th day of October, A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
And it is ordered by said Court that notice of the
foregoing be published in the Ashland Union for the
space of three weeks from and after this date.
j. d. JONES, Probate Judge.
September 21st, 1859. 3w16*
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September Is, 1853. Hal I5tspf1S3,
SHHRIFF'S SHE.

SHERLFF'S SHE.
Simon Hively
Il VS.. In Partition in Ashland
Samuel Hively, Henry -.
Engle, James W. Me- Comfy Common Pleas.
Calep ct al.
PURSUANT TO the Command of an Order of Sale
on Partition duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Ashland County, dated the I'd day
of September, n. D., 1859, and 10 me directed, l
will sell at Public Auction on the premises ON
Saturday, tie Sh day Of October, 1859.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, md four
o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, the following described
lands and tencments, situate in the County of Ashland
and State of Ohio, to wit:-Beingt the Southwest
quarter of section Thirty-twe (32) in township TWEEN
ty-three (23) of Range fifteen {I5) in the district of
lands offered for sale at Wooster, Ohio, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, more or less.
Terms of sale-one third of the purchase money
cash on the day of sale; one third In one year, and
one third in two years from the day of sale defer
ed payments to be securedby mortgage on the prem
ises. Appraised at $3.50.
j. ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
September 5, 1859. 1itspf-S5.
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ne.Hon. Jesse D.. Bright, United States
Senator from Indiana, is lying dangerously Ill
IN Madison with inaammatory rheumatism.
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Trusses: Trusses.:

TNHE subscriber has again commenced the Truss
making business in the town of Ashland, Ash
land county, Ohio, in all its various branches. He
is prepared to furnish Trusses at wholesale and re-
tail cheaper than they can be bought i'll New York
City. The springs are made of brass and casteel
and warranted perfect in every respect, or the mon
ey will be refunded.
From long experience in the business, the subscri-
Der hatters himself he will be able to render general
satisfaction. Thousands of certificates could be pro-
cured, if necessary, of the permanent cures effected
by the use of this Truss. Any one may
GET A TRUSS AND ThY TT
and if not satisfactore, the money will be refunded.
rea- back of Gray s. Smiths Jewelry Store.
n MAIZE
September 10, 1859. 3wl6
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-NOTIcE
BRIDGE NOTICE.

ME Undersigned, Commissioner of Ashland
county, will offer for sale the building of q
bridge across the head waters of the Mohecan creek,
near John StOner's, on the old county line, on the
23rd day of September, 1859, between the hours of
twelve o'clock, NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said
day. ~
WIN. S. STRICKLAND.
JACOB LIMERICK,
JOHN BERRY,
Commissioners.
SnntQmhar I ! 1&hQ 0-1E
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All of which is given in pursuance of law. Givcr
under my hand at my Office at Ashland, this 2Otl
of September, 1859.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN,
Sheriff of Ashland County.
September 81, 1859. Evils
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Notice to Township Treasurers.

n TREAsURER's OFFICE,
ASHLAND, September Il, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that the funds due the
IN different Townships are now ready for distri-
button.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
p ST

u K. SMART is prepared to execute work of this
Il. description in a style fully equal to any which
is done in any of the cities, East or West.
UMoRrER kept constantly on hand and ready for
use, opposite the Lumber Yard of Orlow Smith.
ORNAMENTAL Shop, near the corner of Main d
Church streets. in the room formerly occupied as the
Post Office. where specimens of his work are kept
on hand 3I
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Nc pent UP utica contracts our powers,
The most, the best, tie cheapest goods are ours.
In
ri M q GGMM SMaMM8GsS R9@Ag.

Panel, Back and lemon Saws, Slicke Chiseis. Ham
mers, Draw Knives, Boring Machines, Spirit Levels,
Braces and Bits, Augurs, Broad Axes, AIDES, Plane
Bits, Hatchets, Squares, Panel Ploughs, Planes Of
all kinds, &c., &c.
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SADDLERY

In this line we have every thing that Saddle and
makers require. We will duplicate the bill
of any establishment within so miles of Ashland
sition, bring along your Cleveland, Wooster or Mans
field bills. We will duplicate them and make mon
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Frs

tAIllAkllC FILLS,
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CLEANED tho BLOOD and CURE tho IL X
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PhtIaaahrspi-i., read 'hrir Effects.
aaA jsAxc 81 their N,Ttos-.
ron ThE ct RE or
DR. c. ArEn-sr: Ihavc been repeatedly caird u the
Pill. foul stomach " Inch They cleans"
once IIhry will cure other, as thcy do me the fact "
.,,, tp " rREnLh ,l..h Of ,csa., c..,o"
DtraRrMFNt ~ rnt i>ttHiaR
wAsHiSoro>. u 4. fch l-.d
SIR have used liis genera and hospital prao
you them, ard hesitate they
are the best ca,har,c employ Their regulating action
raec remedy deran semeus thai indeed hssc
seldom found cas-" Of b'9"a d - obstinate that did
AluNz6 nAiL ND.
Dysrss~ry, Krims, and Worm.
PosT orrcs H.nIL.sb. I.N GO. Mien. Nov ii la'a
DR. Abr: Your Pills the perfection OF medicine They
have done my wife good than tell Nh" hal
been sick and pnrr a~n Tor month, wen,oh oh' Doctor
cd at great eIpenr u, got better She then commenced
taking Pills whrh cured hor by exp'hng large
sur.a he, sns S os a s & s
our neighbors had had aud wi cured hun with do
wenty dollars d." ar' 's aud - much time without he
ting cured entirely then sub eacine yous ~hh
ssetaAlly good and honest win he rr.r a rre
I.Atse:sion ""d smp".i,, at ,hr Had.
DR AVER hsvc used Ph with aordiuaty
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fress To regulate the OF ycstou and purify The
blood they the remedy known and
can confidently recommend them TO ns friend.
Nours, !. V. HIMiS.
WARSAW. wioMiAa Co. y Y. oct - isS5
DEAR STA - amusing your tahar Psls my Practice.
and find them excellent purg cleanse the
and purify the fountains Of the blood
JOHN q MEACHAM d
EEy=sFslas, Scr sf0la. AiWe'. Essi, Trtscr Ta.
aers. and snii Kh"Wns
FROM ForrsydihS tryvhssf Of 81 inhis Frb 4. 1886
DIR AfkR;-four Pills the all
In medicine They have my ucerous
her hands and lha; had
years Her mother had been long sff. ted wsh
bloches and pimplcs hnr skin hair
child " cured she led i AID
her. ASA AuKiRIDGE.
Rhea m n ti.sn. Ncurn gin nud Gent.
Fros tAs Rec ~ Hdrks~ n thu Mrtasaisi kis
PULASKI HoUsk saw "a Jeu q
HoNoRED SIN - should be IngratriH the
skill has brought me II DID my :,
cold settled In LIMBS srongh eKcruri,eg ueu-art
pains which ended in chrouie rheumatism
had the best Of ph ysiria the
until by the advice II excellent agent in baltimore,
4acksnxe tried year ~ r. Their Effects bu
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well.
SESArE CHAaBFn B,so~ RotGt. \, Dec ISIS
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years VINCENT SiIpEiI
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cured by the alternative action Of iho,e Pills.
Most OF the Pills market
valuable remedy in skfnl hands dangerou. a IN lie
pesutous use These contain 10 mercury mineral sub
STAGE whatever.
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NIsCKILANE0Us.


1xR or THE BEST PuRaATIyE AND LIVER Nc
u DlQM11Hsw beses the puene namely; De. so. :
100 go. salasr end efsesasl ,haa suy o'hs
s1Ssias Known II 3 not only c.har,ie, su, Lire
~ sAsa on bowels to carry OF that MAJ
sr shss sceemPl.heg two purpose sse,aay
- OaAAssks II strengthens the system At ne
~ aDe tAat purecs IT, and when taken d.f IN mos
sAss Assis viii strengthen ssd baud II up WIN "n"'".
Hr. sasGsra,s l.vigsrnssr Is eempoundet en-
a Itirsly from articles of medicine namely 'ans
scns idca q the strength Of these may he fred
when h kaowa sAas bottle ot the in'ieofaos con
"a tains uuch strength a. one hnnai"d ao's OF ."'
Nj isHoa, any Of Ne deeserou. effect,
~ TAsusA possessing rare medicinal por ers 'aese auns
4. her pr.rpsious snt used In the form Of the !Ere
r.ssv which with such unprecedented sneee-. a. to
IA In lie effects has rarely failed - cure
\ Lissr Complaint IN their ~srs' forms .
gsAisvssies being caused b. dersn ed Ls0 +" cur
!. ed vhss the Lives 10 excited TO aei,,n
yassatce canssd by An improper srtlan II the IL
~ and proof n at the l>NieoRAroh rie,es this d's
ease let any one troubled with J.undc III. 1as'go
regu ariy week and their skin VIII begin 10 h
sSe.ssveSr.s can be permanently cured by the invlg
orator In smnil doses tciinE ard u assi-n
nasnrs operations BY grsaosiy dintnshins the
ose the bowels le in healthy - Atise state and
iwork a. regularly as clock work
Strk Heada is very soon relieved by taking a
double aose Of the I-rsoroor which correeis all ae,dy
and soreness Of the stomach
all oppressive uneasy feeling amer eating heartily For
ia s, ~ede-s gen srsly all who use II speak In the
highest terms
4 Dr. sas(erAs lavtgsrntsr came 10 US recon,
,uepdei . for Liver Complaints and all diseases
arising from Dsca.rd Liver The testimonials Of 50 ma
law Of Physicians its faver induced rs In try H. and
now fiction Of the greatest bes
sings ever given u, pept sor II made complete cure
before the bottle taken ad now We tan eat
auyhiax edible without trouble Wide before nothing bnt
the shi~st od would digest and often that gave pam
Now what say all nur readers Is. " Lfro
Ce.psf~s Dysrsa trouble yon d. No" tail to II! this
\ the greatest remedy In the world Nate Fsd
We take innate pleasure In Recommending ms mc't
cine a. preventive for Fever md aa~, hut fe-
4 YER, and all Fever. ot a Biltisss Type. topper
acs with certainty and thousand. willing 10 testify Ia
/ It's wonderful virtues
There has never been tired in our family . remedy
which has such unhcundrd ~ the cure
Of diseases incident Ia cldt.n Or aanfsrd~ IN.
viRoraaos, Alone Tor diseases Of children thai
We Il for Il = Csthuto mildly and gently
and the system - thoroughly that We
think doing service Ia al IN advising thea" when
they medicns Try thus remedy Thor" are cases
have under notice where great b"nfni has
received deases OF the Liver stomach aud 10"
els where all other rcmcd. fad give rcrf II has
become useful In family that We will no, he with
out t-.Jsehsosrlis, Ala Gepab'ioas
PKIcE on DOLL Ak ftk Bo1 liz
INFoRD CO. Projectors, a3 broadway. S"w Fk
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NOi1CE.-Ai ~ meeting a the Is Ola rd Of Di-
~ oi the Virginia and Raroad Company
ofhc the
Sa.ufda. The 3ih oi January la,
ADOPTED
R.oired Thai day OF Feb.
nextho irsnia aud Tennessee tai Conn viii
thai such aiied in cousrque
uf the agents nploye this
Company
hat all claims against this Company fol- loss of or
dasy goods produce, MIS- -rseuIed within thirty
such Articles delivered
a Copy from the Lhinutes.
"
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& KEWARD.-Thc above reward akauS-a
VIZ VIII be paid Cor the delivery or Tor my SVXdk
Lnowe'ge thnt VII lead 70 the recovery OF COW
tnat strayed from her owner about the o7th OF Au
gust sne Is old OF large dze, light spo,s and
Horns which are unusually wide apart. Apply
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HRW.Y0RK ADVERTISEMENTS

S1NG kR,s akWING mACHlNks.-s;reat
- the proof
Judged by this labor saving machine beie The
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In every branch OF industry which sewing TO be DONE
these machines he profit As the speed
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ayear In atrivat" families where there much
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and hotel keepers mud them
iabie These machines simple their
strong and durable, cng the only scwns
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Plain printed instructions for nsng with
chine, from hirh any readily acquire the
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formation will apple alton by letter either OF
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wholly devoted TO the Sewing M.ehin. iaertAt
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~ t.iGs.ENu Ell wi lk's GRAND EAall-
ASle lion OF READY MADE cLoi HING -
-. ~ppoTtuiuy pub
aud hIs u READY MAD
LI.Di IiINu, uEN ILEMENc lKNISLlNU oUuDS
/ Annt.I.l.A> nj ms, has received
DO prices cash,
rroupI customers Iii 10 The interest u every par
to N
ins do wuudefs. tina iays,
ius pronls ouy. The Naeiy
uanIy CIotlng aud better SAY
Ia good aith.
Merchants will ind jobbing prices lower Than
a tai,
al study yonl interest,
ovri.IAiJ pui,i-
oct l5ls Nj GUGGENHEIMER.
lMRkKAND 81 tNt.I.Es.-We ha o
IL i I.uu vi al dcsVrp iono Aap,
Chestnut Shingles, ~ Which oatecsiu! nNiei the
at,entIul vi those u CAMr, y.
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Mnxnihc~ns Scheme Tor Jsnsary, 1889.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
1867, $50!
MARYLAND S TATE LOTTERY.
Glass 4,
To la Raliimur. Saturday January 18th 1883
LHdr e sair,Htendtnos Of rae State LUXURY
SPLENDID St'IIENE
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Once hoU -aidc Railroad GOnpamy.t
fETsRsBUk0, July isl, Icos.
= NH ellIsii1e $780,


uNuRIGT ROUTE TO THE WEST nna the
IL VIRGINIA srKIN,s wa south iJe haroad from Pc
,.og ,nehbufg. via Va Tenn itai'oad from ynch
D4rg Iifsi, Easi lrnn aud Va iioIi from Biist"
Last lean and ue"r., iA.lipad Ia knoa
Dalton. wa Western and AtLnue Railroad from "a.
fon Chattanooga Stevenson VIA Memphis ami Charleston
Eaaroad ttoa s,.s anson 10 hemph's
lhroHgh Iokes issued To- tie above outs ani he Spn.
aud Massage checked through a,he Office a"u'i side ka.
Ia, row ing schedule viii lie the South Side Raj
rad ,ousarr,ns 81 SDAi neAt.ths sth OF July
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Com o,ns the Richmond and DAaslie Trains. al
s..r and with tue through fo"c l.! ncl,
,e,e Petersburg da OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .po,e
AntNe Bu, Jun iioiD nj. ...'.....-:Io
Anne tArm,.ilie At. ..........'.''....... -.
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i.,a,; - a, nLuis dan, Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ar.,r i, Bnrsor.lie junction. aluminium. 2lJ
fREiGmr TKAiA.
tpne, ting It'll Eluiond aud uauviIc Trains al the Jun,
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures. An
Att,vc at bmA"Vlic (June.io") at......'.'.....I!
Atrve aita'm,Iiie 10 T. Nj
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A,rNr At ta'm''l. al ....,...........-'''...' "2o
At4Aest barsrv'Ils Ca"cuOu, al.........,...'ii 40
Anne P-ershurg ~ 4 NJ
A.. A,,omne.ia,,on Passenger car Tor g.. Way or Loco
Mi TIE attached the rain leaving ~ n'hburs "Ia
t, Ms linn N A. ~" ~ ',sk S, ia,es /"
ad put oil t" bc St,tA "eer,'dns those
,Daise" hst tram, aui n II" c.s" WA ar sn b" stI ID
e+,n, oisne Bl.,, aal " nne'-. Notte~.y &. n,
nuiaeNu,e, Races, iligh rds fan,ie 4, sleet iamp
Evergreen. APPROXIMATION, lou, SPr.s ,oneoii Jan's
River.
cry FONT BRANCH
Railroad Fra. ard Trans leave
f.is.sbnre dad, l>uni" sea-" pto'y ai.'.....' a NJ
NfiN, al tiii fnIat 10
l"atc Iiy POINT it,. .,.....eso
AirNc a. feicts hufg ~
Inc alNr Trans connect ala the R.'r Siuan,rs
tt Point Tor Norfolk, and every SATURDAY motns
AL Iufsd4y evening with the Stca,Is hoanoke and
..ot ,teN, bound Tor New York
ll' Afternoon Train this Road will be run only when
e" - hus"Ns to justify II stopping places to take on and
1ut passengers IL be strictly hast ia charge oi
aad viii DO Stopped oih.
= at, frrnds Crossing Cedar Level an, bf h"tt. ross
u. 4 l-i.-t T. suyf
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BALTIMORE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
X. FRANCE Il CO., MANAGERS.

PTER the exposure Of the m.y Born. Lottery concerns
hrouI bout the COUNT purchasers al tickets
.,I imd In ordering Ii-e " Ia" sire TO purchase would
foolish send money Lottery tLout know.
tina, they will have '.rnes la drawings and s.c and
feel that the Managers are nsbls Tor prizes
The MARYLAND LOTTERIES have now Lo DIR. wing over
forty years Millions Of dollars have been drawn IN Capital
PriIc. eiOo0O mp o. fortunae holders
vi houi single exception, pail
These the Lotteries Ia order Tickets In The
fully responsible TOR Pr,e -od without
they hav" given Bonis the state Of Maryland
half a,nli'u nj dollars pize holder They
pr.n,. you k.JfnO t-UtW ~ Tor SI0 bit ,bcy
give fair and honest s.heuics good
the prite OF the TicS.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-08

A6RAT CUTTE89: MEAT CUTTRRa!.-
III We hare BOW on hand, nne lot Of SAUSAGE NE At
CU1TE3e, which We offer as redncea prices.
- I12l WHITTENORE JOSLIN.