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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
FINE INSURANCE.


FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE coMPAEY,
OF ST. LOUIS.
u.s. McCune, 8. M. Edgeli, C.S. Greedy,
E.wyman, fc.H. Peck, W.AlexAndsr,
james smith, A D Pomeroy, d. d. Page.
Il IS. ELLIOTT, sec'y. SIN, EnGELL, Pres't.
rRa-HAEARDousa RISKS TAKEN.
T., Il. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscfdiy .BhIDGMAN ,Ag't. keokuk.
DsssOlHsIon.
frHE CO. Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween tho subscribers, under the name and
6rln Of Farrar 4 uaines, is thss day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert 4 Z. q. Asires will sos-
tlnue in the business, and sign tho name o. 10
Grn in liquidation. They will also settle ailac-
counts Of the late firm, and all debts dine u mast
be paid them s &c i s1 as1A44tshs.
Ce.Parsnerahsp.
The undersigned, having fosufd : c.. Partnss-
ship uder the nsms And styis I'll nainss Brother
aud purch ssed the entire interest VI \. farrays
will ooutinus th bssinsss q manufacturing Ssh,
Door Blind s,ss,s e: I:
Ksokuk n. Des Molnes Rail Road Depot.
Ksokuk Sept. -. 81. r. q. HAINES.
oosS-a
GSskak Dranch - the Asats asank
osgewa.
vuNHIS Bank ~ now open Tor the WAnsactAun u
1 General Banking, kxchangc and Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
rcmittanccs will be made for those payable In this
city, on the day Of payment ~ the lowest sarrsnt
exchange.
DIRHCr0ke.
Smith Hamili. sAmlF 4. Miller,
John a. Floyd, y. N. Cleghorn,
&c Ramsay, j. M. Biilings,
G. tarber. B.F. Moody, ]. NJ. Shelley.
SAx'EF. MILLxR, President.
T. W. McMfLLxN Cashier.
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Povk At RArA CI0avsRs.
VERY sopeslee ostie)e lust revived and foI
"A sAls lew n e.W. -. TuCkAk.
novd IA
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a srras care, aOer all the fh, -sesas. hsd taa1-
ed bv BAktRs PnxMIUx BIITrRs To Mr. y Bsk'r-Dear
Sir La justice to yonreh AID person. Who may be similarly
afflicted, permit me- To cite an instance of the remarkable
qualities OF your Premium Bittcrs- ihAd never Used them
until recently, but my wife having been ane ted with Il icf.
vous adcetioa and dssorjorcd stomach, for Ia. past ten or
twelve years, ! usel every means in IN, po~ ~ to restore her
10 health. She Was apdcr the constant treatment VI hve or
sx able physicians. but NO relief could oc had, then saw
several certI6cates OF the remarkable cursa made 10y your Bi
tiers persuaded my wife 10 Try them she dd 81, and In a
little time she began to recover RAPIDLY. Not only her nervous
affection and disordersd stomach were removed. hut her gene
raj health Ia better now than II has been for many years. | am
now usng and shall always continue 10 use your Bttcrs. ]
write thlsin Justice to yourself and for the hcnohi Of others
who are similarly AFFLICTED. Your obedH ont servant,
Richmond, June 81. 1857. THOMAS N. MONTAGUE
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs -Richmond. Sept ~. lsJr go II
10 with willing pleasure that add my testimony Ia tho virtue
of BAKERs Pnkaita BirTkts, In making a permanent cure
Of an established ease u by pcpda, irom whi,h l have suffer
ed so much for the last twelve months A-o. IN, wifi Is using
II with great success, AFTER suffering for many wears from do.
Utilization and disordsred stomach As -non n : commenced
the use Of them, I Was convinced II their vsluihl, qualities !
confidently recommend them TO the afflicted. J ADAMS,
For sails by al the Druggists IN ly nchburs, and by all the
principal DIugsisis In the city 81 Richmond. and clsr~ here IN
Virginia. also. Of Messrs Chas stott & Co, Washington city.
d G y. II Stabier Il Co baltimore, Ad ID. u Miller, Gov.
ington. Ky; and barnes 4 lark, y Y
Orders hlied by addressing T. BAKER Proprietor,
oct ~ ts Richmond. Va
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Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up atlnh II > Subscribers. At o. each. and
r.mtiting stu. will be entitled Ia n gold pen and silver holder,
worth ~ aud cal suhsttihcr viii receive any one Of the
above attclcs he may sclort.
Those rrmiiting e. for 10 Subscribers will be entitled to a
geld pencil, with n pen. worth a
Those getting up n Club OF h ,uhsofibers, and remitilng $3D
Will be oi,nled to II silver watch, ct u gold vest chain, worth
slo.
rhnse rrtuittinR sin, for ~ subscribers. will be entitled 10 u
silver hunting caSed watch. or n gulG chain. worth els.
llusc rcnuttiug tbu, tor N suhstrthcis, will be entitled 10 q
gold chain. o. II silver hunting casci " aich. worth e22.
Those rrmiliing tpo Tor 10 >uDsJri RS, will be- entitled to a
lady gold " .ich, worth So
Those RENTING el,o. tor 10 subscribers. will be entitled To
u gold watch. worth ft0
~ All communications should be addressed to
NJ Is DEAN, PUBLISHER,
dec 3o.lawc s2aw dtapri3. oal 81 broadway, New York
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0Cl1 NOND Eo0a 81 Mnin
h Street, Rockets, aud Corner OF Cary and l2ih Streets.
RICHMOND, VA, KEhsrE & PARn, Proprictors-Thc rub
sci o-r, respectfully inform the citizens OF / Richmond and deal
es IN the adjoining counties. that they arc inanuf ,cturing the
hes, quality III STONE WARE. which they will sell AT the
follow ms prices. H.th d liberal discOn Mt for cash,
All Ware sold by us will be delivered in any part Of the city
free Of charge. THOS, w. kEEsEE,
DAVID PARK.
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LYNC II BURG COLLEGE =,
sNNCHBgRG, Virginia.

TIN fourth annual session Of ths Institution will commence
/ on tn, 18th 81 S4 Iaanber
The location I. one 81 the hcaithiest and most accessible IN
iie entire south. and the course OF study. both Classical and
scisntitc, equal q iha, Of the host American colleges
Tn. Military Department will b" efficiently maintained M
der the care OF Mr. J y. BIankcnsh'p. a graduate u the Nr'
sinia Miu'ary Ins,,tnis. aud more recently connected win tho
tinted States Coast Survey
The several professors will have exclusive ebarg" II the
Grammar School, In which young mon will be thoroughly pr"
pared for college or business
Rev. W W wAtK,u. Chairman Of tia Faculty, Professor
oh Mental aud Moral Science. and Of History. .
| Licunocs q MAIbt"s. A, NJ, Professor of LATIN aud
Bellies I"ttrcs,
y. n uAnriL,A Il, Professor of the Greek Language aud
J. d BLASKrSsnir. Professor Of Mathematics and Instruc-
Tor OF Tactics
GGistrrr ApoIrno sARroni. IL D., Professor Of Modern
LsnguaE''
Board o. per week washing o. % per month fuel and
igLts no n term. Tuition. th In the Grammar School, and
en- IN the Collegiate Department for halt session
~ Catalogues, containing turtle, information can be oh
tanned by addressing The Chairman OF the Faculty,
feb I dts.
EOAI on. GOAI OsI. : R-osivrd ~ sup
u p, -: thus cheapest article for lamps. On hand, J"uo.
PATENT LAMP. the best in nse,
no, Ia dts ALL 4 JONES
LIOR an, n,,,cIc In the VIA .sNE Ad-
4 dress J. Il GADDEsS,
Jan ldts Lyn'hburg MsTbir works
CALL IN GsAssA KAsNE,
u dec ~ dtsl foR BARGAINS.
XAyANTED-A MILL asscnd n VIII.
w with one pair of Wheat and one pair OF Corn stone,
Testimonials as to character aud Qualifications required A
Address wM Ri.AckfORD,
Bucna Visit. Plaster banks, near saistIlr, Va.
Jan ~ dAcaw Hep copy
NAuEAT uRs~HusN MACmsNEs.--s
w ha'"t IN store and toi sale a. low prices, to close 'on
signmen,, ''orsc ro"ersand Thrn, .srs OF ,hr most approved
patterns W. ANDERSON.
aug Its
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M E1FfCENT SCUEME.
TO BE DRAWN
wsoIc Tickets io. m.lvr.s5. Q..r.-r. ~
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

The numbers from to $1,000 corresponding with those mum.
Der. uu the I ekets printed on separate sips OF paper, NJ en-.
eirc,sd with small tin tubes and placed in on. wheel.
The first nv frizes, similarly printed and eneircled, are
placed IN ar 'ihcr wheel.
fhe wheels sre then revoived. and a number Is drawn from
The - heel Of Number. and At the same time = Frisr Ia drawn
tfsm thr other heel. The number aad prize drawn out are
"teaod and exhibited to the audience, and reg stored by the
Commissioners; the Prize baing placed sgaIns, the Number
drawn. Tits operation is repeated until the pilzes are draw IA
ont.
ArPRoxIn ar1os PRIZES The two proceeding and the two
succeeding Numbers to ihose drawing the fist y Prizes " III DO
entitled 10 The se Approximation Prizes. For example II
Ttkst No, ll20 draws the &5u,0U Prize, those Tickets mum.
bcr,d ii2t', llaf9 1881. il2j2 viii each 10 cnilft, d to slOO.
If TieS,t No $50 draws the si5, 00J Przc. those tickets num.
ber'd As, a4e. ISL, a2, will each be entitied TO $3.50, and 40 on
az riding to the ahove scheme.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the following
rates. which Is the risk
Certificates OF Packages of 10 Whole Tjekets esO
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OF Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, ........... ESQ
IL Half ........... 40
10 Quirtcr " ........... 10
10 Eighth 40

ID ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
L.nclbs s the money to our address for the tickets ordered. on
fect'p OF which they will be forwarded by hrsi mail. Pur.
chasers can have tickets ending in any ngure they may deAig.
nate
The lust Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sen, to pur.
chasets immediately alter the draw tng.
" Purchaser will phrase write their ,ignatures plain, and
give theit post-ofhce, county and state.
Df kunehib"r that every piiLe II drawn and PAYABLE In full
without deduction.
Il All piizos OF d 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawing-oiherp prizes Al the usual time Of thirty DAYS
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Cert fe .t,s to
MCKINNEY q co, Savannah, Ga.
LIZ A list of the numbers that are drawn froL, the wheel.
with the amount OF the prize that each one is ptiued TO. viii
be published after every drawing, in the Sarannnh Du,iy Nors.
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Il
HI SUPEh.P IiuSl'!IATE OF LIME,
Nanuiactt red from Formula of
Dii. JAMES ulGGINS.
Statc Chemist OF Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS To DISPENSE WIN TWO
thirds OF Peruvian tuii" tor Fad seeding and tor Summer
,iops atop ethrr. Packed IN Ua.- aad barrels tuily warrant.
ed. Price SOU per ton OF Eu,tIas.
The aboNc article. tos.iLtt win Pamphlets, giving ll de
tan OF TINS valuable tortiIHsr atsu, iull accounts OF It's iInpor-
lance and mode OF app.Icatio"s an - had"
NJ iIOLLlNS Il CO,
mar has LS nchburg.
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WEED'- PATENT .E WING MAoM1NE..

NAI PATENT az EWING a
This is the most reltabl. SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market, both in the quality of its work, It's du
than that OF any other Machine, while it works with ease on
the finest snk, or the heaviest cloth or leather. on either of
evenly laid seam much liner than ordinary hand work. while
both sides of the cloth are SIT he'd aiike, ri,almg III beauty
the most elegant hand work, it raj ely gets out of working or.
der or requires repairing, and is % sinpic that an operator can
these adsan,asrs over other !" Ma uham WV irei =" .ons 81"
u"ds Patent Serins Machines will best meet the wants of
Families, all kinds of Manufacturing Clotliers, Tailors, boot
and Shoe Makers,or any others requiring a seam in their work.
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers viii ind ,his a Machine
that will do their work in a rapid and substantial manner, and
much nicer than the ordinary way. Famlie" who repa,re
their wants, besides saving labor enough in a few months to
pay torit. Taho,s viii fud a great saving by using this Sew.
workthat does MT rip casiIy, aud that looks much nicer than
and work. Boo. and shoe Manufacturers ran save Thou.
sands of Dollars by using this Machine. while for many purpo-
sr, the work done on leather BY this Machine, is better than
The editor of the Caiartown Georgia. Patriot says, When
we purchased your Heeds Patent SeUins Machiae. we intend.
I'D ii wholly or family use, but as it was recommended To sew
On leather We II cd it on Harness and Carriage Trimmings aud
many Of our neie hbors can testify to The superiority oi t o
work done in THU wa, both IN pc mt OF beauty and strength.
and we feel confident for this alone. the machine has save1 ia.
Dor enough to pay IT'S cost One of our neighbors who has a
large plantation s. Us, It Is worth the wages Of his two best
hands in the tine It saves in III king clothes for the rest Ev-
cry Machine you have sold in this vicinity has given the great
''t satisfaction. and several intend to order Machine, from
plantation near Now Orleans. Your two Weeds Patent SER
ins Machines have been in almost constant use since l bought
them, and with the best Of practical results. In less than three
weeks the two operators on them finished a complete suit of
clothes Tor each of my two hundred and ten plantation hands,
and lind the time saved in using Them ono season has more
than paid their cost
Another Planter says, I used to employ three or fur hands
In making clothes for the rest. but since 1 purchased your
gted. Patent se1i"s Machine, "ne hand does the sewing for
the whole plantation, while my W fe uses II for making nearly
ali the clothes OF The family. lieel confident the Machine pays
tor itscf every three months.
We wish all Who need u Machine to examine these, as they
are the simplest and best for Family use, Plantation or any
9th r use where n stitch i, required. Price OF Ueed's Patent
SerinS Machine 4 10 and Sl3U.
JAS. II WHITNEY,
Successor to Within y & LYONS,
35 broadway, New York.
IT. Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOVE, dealer In Fancy g foods.
Bonnets, &c. Lynchburg. Va mar jOts
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T~esat9eata1s n en- FsrctGW Cssssrscs.-A
pleasing travelling con paniou, and one that no person .houid
Be wlihout. b Perry Davis Pain Killer. A suddrn attack Of
disrrhea. dysenfary, OF cholera inorbas can be .hectuaiiy and
iustautaneousy rensved by II, his equally cneciuaiin eurpg
scalda burns. "a
Thomss 3 Rasney. writing Iro" Rsogoon, Burnah Dceem'
Der 10, 1850. says.-"it 10 becoming IA re popular, aud ~ seve
raj INSTANCES I am assured that the cholera mas been ARRESTED
aud life preserved By It's USE. The late prevalence OF cholera
here has swept OF shout ali tho pain Ki1er had, and PurrhAs
ere ioosing TO me tor . supply viii be disappointed Va my aoii
~ ietuppiy them. Piea.e sod ue al invoice "i sIJo "orh
by the fr.t orpbrtunity.'
CARR TpwS $, Africa. Jan -. 1850 -Msars L Davis 4 Son,
Dear Sirs The Pain Killer, "" are happy tosay, + setting
In good repute. here, and its good qualities arc belize apprc'iai
I'd Lately. VIC have 4 great dou.sni for The article ana conn
denily anticipate . large trade ir the Pain Killer
THOMPSON. HALL * 20.
The stain on linen, frvn the n" NJ the 4 n, Is easily rtmo'
ed. by " ASKING IL In q little alcohol
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by J0HN II sEAY. Lynchburs. Ljan 2l2w.
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SE vuNsa H.AC1An NES.-SsCeu
~ success Ia railways the most conclusive proof OF great men
Judged By this ts' there is no labor saving mach ne before ihs
luOlic comparable to Singers sewing Machine. After esiab
fishing the highest reputation in the United States they Wcrs
exhibited AT the late "ExpOsitionU niv,rsellr' III Fran, -. where
they carried of the highest premium aud a great lauuiacto
~ to make thom has / cen built in PARIS.
In every branch OF industry in which sewing 10 TO DO done,
these machines can be used with immense profit. as the speed
OF the Rahw ay lain Is to travelling IN foot, so In sew ing with
Singers Machine" compared with hand sewing. No tailor.
shoe maker. drcssmaker, carriage trimmer, saddlcr, halter, &c,
&c. should be without Que. The fair profit OF using one Ut
these machines, regularly employed, is One Thousand Dollars
ayear. In all private families where there is much sewing io
and hoioi keepers find them particularly convenient and prof.
table. These machines are SIMPLE In their construction an
very strong and durable, being the only kind Of Sewing Ma.
could be perfectly executed. Thousands OF inirrivr and worth.
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under va. ioaa
names, but Singers Machines alone have bocn found every
where 10 satisfy the wants of the public.
Plain printed instructions for using, are Gent with each ma
chine, from which any one ca readily acquire the art OF man.
aging them. The machines are packed securely to 70 to any
part OF the world. To all peraons desiring more particular in
t"rmati"n We will. on application by letter at either OF our vi.
bcea, ior~a ard a copy Of |. 81. singer q Co.'S Gazette, a paper
wholly devoted To the Sewing Machine interest.
l. Nj. SINGER 4 CO,
Principal Office, No. 800 Broadway. New York.
BRANCH OfFIcEs.-No 47Hanover ST, Boston; No " Chap.
elSt, New Haven, Ct; Hloverviile, N. Y; No 27I Broad ST,
Newark, Nj; No. l42 Chestnut St, Philadelphia; No. los
Baltimore ST.. Baltimore; No. j. Westminster ST., Providence,
X. J.; No ! Last 18th ST., Cincinnati; No. is North 9Th ST., st
Louis; No. 81 st. Charles ST., New Orleans No. ~ Dauplin
ST.. Moh,le. idec 2a-d&cs
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lIlCot StSSllllCTo oNCT ouChb.
\ FRESH Lol OF THESE FANOKlTES.
JnSf Rcccirrd
dec ID dts ~BrHKOuGHs, sHAfER & co
PROsPEGTs EebR 1899.
1NHE New Volume nt the NtW YORK WEEKLY ILL )
| rRAIED GOLDEN Prize will r"nm-nr, January It,
lsIl. Tue T.. flowing are the names OF The Lhrrdh, Whose pm
ductIons VIII grace The Colums of ,ls te yant Journal, during
the year
REV. G. II. ~SrrRGEuN, of London,
q. W. NJ. REYNOLDS, OF London,
&. =. L JAMES, Novelist,
SIR EDWARD BlLWER,
GEN. G.. +. iI~ENNlNGcEN, lnte of Nicaragua,
COL. q. ". CROCKETT,
A. ID. MuNSON,
APT. NJ. u. ALEXANDER, T.. S, a,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. D.,
HENRY CLAil', ia,
Di. q, e. VAN III KEN,
LIEUT.. j. NJ. PLATr, t. s. y,
+. CLINTON HARRINGTON,
MIS- trliWOltflI,
X ANNA WitELfLEY,
MISS iIErrY HEARTILY,
" VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
III VERNON,
MINNIE MANTOUR,
HATTIE CLARE,
MRS. r. Il. SINCLAIR.
II r. II Nj s..
Terms of Suhsrrii lion s. ~ aN-ar, and each Suhs,I der
Is entitled Ia one at the attlrs named IN the following List.
and is requested l." mention what arteio Il. desires when he
f.-t-l Al -I- ~
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No. 81 SycamoIe street, Petersburg,
sign or IIE kiGLE,
4 hFFERS to his ficnisi and ia" public generally, one ofthe
- largest aud choicest stocks 4 NAlCHi $, JEWELRi,
~Sll.VEkWARl, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD OF every variety in hi>luie ,Yer presented TO the pub
lie, ar heap, brilliant a"i heani.ai as can be had in any other
establishment Ia this or any oinei country. Ia every depart.
mcnt ARTICLES manufactured or iaported) are OF the ne acst
styles and tho most unique, las iHai and elaborate workman
ship. scptrts
lDRlCE or EIsG \ u OIL AM LA ks
u kEDItEt-N viii. IN and after this date, sell II.
kOSENE OIL al ON puLiAi. AND TWEhTY fIVt ttSrs per
gallon We have made an aiIai cement with the Agents TO
keel, on hand a supply ct III, y ], aid are the sole ngcUis
Tor this clIy. The gcnuIno al iiciu .a.not he purchased oi any
other house.
We also ha,e various stylrs of Lamps at reduce prices
We rall the public attention Ia this DiI-it is the cheapest and
most popular light ever introduced, bong equal to xix candies
al acost oil a hall cent per hour. MUIR q STEVENS,
Jy J0is No iJ1 - ,alnpre ST., Petersburg, Va.
-
WORN. CORN :! MEAL. III NP aud GRoUND
~ iIASIER.-Ih" und.isisn.d has rented from Messrs
i.anghorne y Johns tue,r ttitN AND PLASTER Mill
lie vii he.f constant, II hand The above aruo Is, which nu
will sell cheap TO puuctuai cistomcrs.
GLASS. LANGHORNE, Sole Agt
mar ts for the stu II Western Plaster in Ibis city
81 1 ~ .-Ihe umdcrsixncd
keeps constantly y" hand ~ the South.Sde kaiiroad
m"h. II 10 The Intero7t Of tn" replpe OF l.! n,hburg aud vicinity
10 patroni1e hun, lItVIua IN" ArIa IN sueces stui upci alton IN
APpoinattoN county, he can II any ord,r for Lumber Ut the
shortest notre.
lis terms are tor all sums Of $40 and under cash; 500
sixty day : aver 500, four uajHth, credit. the purchasers viii
be required to give Notes satisfactorily endorsed.
~ My agent, Mr. VIA -. itry nolds, VIII be found con
tintly al the IS. :. Depot, NJ Adittssis Evergreen l.. o., Ap
pumattoA 60.
'cb todls JOHN NJ. TONEY.
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EOLD MEDIA GRAND AND souAw

N AI Il SONS, r. Walker ST., near
lroadway) New York, Manufacturers, were
aw srdcd the First Premium ~ here and whcn, e.
ever they brought their Piano fortes intp com. N 4 YWH
petition with The best makers of boston, New Y
York, Philadelphia aud Baltlr ro
Received tie two first prize Medals At the Metropolitan Fair.
Washington, l-a5
The First Premium "a gold Medal for tho hes, P..oo Forte
at the Maryland institute, Baltimore. le56.
The First Prize Medal for The best Piano Forte nj the Amer
lean Institute. Cry sial Palace, New York. is56.
The First Premium "a Gold Medal mr the best G ran Piano
nj the Maryland Institute, baltimore, 1857
The First Premium at the Stale Fair, Detroit, 1857.
The First Premium at the State Far, Richmond. 1867.
Among the judges wee the first musical talent Of Tie coun.
try, such AZ ". Mason. Gottsehalk, Wullcnhaupt. &c. Grand
ana Square Pianos constructed with the tul wuudcn and Iron
frame combined, are warranted Tor three years. Prices mod.
crate. " o co ircutl4 d6in
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II l., II M =,

Terms OF Suhsriii lion s. ~ n N-1r, aud each SuhsvI b,r
Is entitled Ia one at the attlrs named IN the following List.
AMI Ia requested To inrntton what artiSio ie desires when he
sends his subscription money
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Hollswuys Rblas aaa Oissasesi-Ne ssedscase-
chest sAopld b unprsvidct with these twin eurau'es They
m morn smiuenslv ada, ted To The Internal and external 'a,inEs
Of the human orsHDisatten than acy tive medicines that nave
yet been discovered They bath attack The seat OF disease and
MOI onig temcsrafiiy rpasave but permanently eradicate Sold
a. the aansfaetosy, No ~ Maiden Lane. New York and by
all Drusgst. ~ a5s. sse. and u per boa OF pot
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Tricot CASHMERE Over Sacks.
\ FRESH Lof OF THESE FANORlTEs
JHSf Rcccirrd
dec ID Its BURROUGHS, sHAfER & co
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M BBLs James River Ceoeas jwss re-
eeivcd in fue order. aud tor sale cheap. by
feb , its.I JAMES BOfD a co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

fnNO Rs have jass received
Il . second Winter supply Of WINDOW SHADE AND
GILT CORNICE; the styles Of which are entirely new and
very beautiful, and the assortment the be.t We have ever ex
hibited Call and examine. &. N. SIMPSON.
dec l%dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

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t,,t3Nlns WOOD ga comm. s-Inn, Mn 'nlvaNVI 10 keep con
IA / y on hand. u eooi sdFpy al the same. lhUse Ia want
oi te artcIc, ia please ,all on tae at ElIutts stab 4, OI
ltdse Sire, /, " here luJ self % u"ulners can always be found
| ,Hu htse teams at my Vnn, aud can nj uroh ! = AT snort 40
ucc. tdc,g dim JAS. W. WRIGHT.