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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

DARN LANDS FOR SALE e5 miles from Philadel.
IT phia BY Ralroad IN tho state Of New Jersey. Soil
among the hest foT Agricultural pnposesi being good
loan soil, ih clay bottom. The land ia large tract
divdediato small arnt md hundreds tfom ~ parta Of
produced large and can be growing. The ell
mateis dell ghtiul and secure from fiofta. Terms hon
els 10 so per acre payable within ionr ysaTs y IN
stalmerts. To visit The place - Leave Vine Street
Wharf AZ Phladolphia a T( A. NJ, By Railroad foI
Hammonton. address R. J. hyrnss, BY letter, Ham
mnnton Post once, Atlantic County New Jersey. See
full advsHilemontin another eoluHuh. iul is.0m
FTNo All. WANTING FARNs sss sdverl,ensei
j. OfHanmoutoa LaHds. ~ ibtn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
OUSE SPOUTIN G.,
made to order and put up with dispatch with
Wondrnlf's Pntont IIangors.

1NtlE only reliable and substantial mode Of suipen.
ding Fave roughs, which has taken the First Pre-.
mium NJ the Ohio state Fair, held NJ Cincinrat, Scp
tcmbor, 1851, hsn nj the Mechanics Institute nt Gin.
oinnaH, Sept, iSj7 and NJ the New Nrrk State Fnit
this modoulmprovcment recevedA Gold Medal tho best
best premium that Committee scichthc Timer cou,d
nwnrl nn my modern improvement. Hovingpurohased
the Right foT Seneca nsA Wyandot countus, you will
perceive that M other parties have ght or put
mp this improvement. N YOU wnut youf house Sporcd
with Eavofoughs that nte made ~ tho best TIM that u
Imported, and by the bo't mechanics tn Tin, rgll OF
YotkF n0y5-Je
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

Hollow Horn, Etc.-I have used st. Johns Condl.
ton Powders several Yeori oT horses and eatue 9ne
purposes for which they are recommended. ! have
found them great medicine for cattle having the lo
low Horn. bore hp hom open the hole Qooosiqnal9,
and feed them 81, Johns Condition Powders, have
frequently Hven then 10 COWS that beeame diseased,
soon ELECTED cure, and made tiem glYg thelr mlik
SPRINuynLE, Ohio. SAMUEL YOUNG
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
Mew Agrioultural settIoment.

To oil Wanting Farms,
A Rare Opportunity In IA Delightful
and Healthy Ciimate,25 miles Snuth-
East Of Philadelphia, on the Cam
don aud Atlnntic RuiirOad, New
Lprgpv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

J.F.WOosTER, Tifhn, Ohio; G. NJ. CHUMAs
sEROi Republic; suiTo Eokstein & Co, Wholesale
Agents Cineinnai and by all druggists and dealers In
medicines.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

Price 800 per bottle. For sale BY I; 81 John \
Co. j. +, MaIquaTdt, n. Snyder, y. wooster 1ti-
an, and BY Duggiats generally. apllI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

low Horn. bore the honi open the hole oooesi9nallg
S9qs 9 e % g9ss 'Pes RssaRs have sas
,, s si,i NJ VI 4 ei,5 .,d m, M iie1 n, eiye their milk
sFmSGyGIr, ohio ''-''' -'' : skauEL YOUNG.
Bloody mix, Eto-Mr, James oronkeie q e.nar.
So; SS & sgs sy 99 & esS 5SdoS Rs PeNdeT S chsy
operated like charm Ell citing engs i9 e exs, w.
ent I'll az purifying thsr blood and improving their
condition 80 az greatly 70 inoreass thes Spshy W 2.
bloody iik cure was s0ai enseisd with these Pow
@ Fron, a resident fPiadde'plid. ~, !
When travelling at the wet had a valuable horse
s.sSssa wv ,u s.s thogn aS Human being of
ereag ye l S wSgd sS@esl@sss sn n.
me dgrng s9e b,v. ten foliv doiiars fsl hin.
/ proeaied soue y 2, T. sr, JOHNS CONDITION row,
cure and Nv value HIN ei s2o wish % carry 'sSR .
Noaia rss6mneod Others 10 10 so have made ase q
9aaSe ss Sye sf Joiss Se pS sfedse
Mn. A. Nn1S1N propnetqr of liyerysable, Tim,
Ohio, saya July ~, 1851 = can gye YIN gg9ai ~
have used them laHng the past four yeer4 ard during
hat time my horses have asysr sa,ssS Gisn
around me Three OF my horses were rerenty attacked
s2Sssd a'i fRsy S ssrs yedspiE gans s ais
sTl @gsTfb fbsm is1 ses aS1F a w. S SSs ~" ~ T
Ma. wlul.n Rlsrau. merchant. EvanspeEL Ohio.
writes A6s, 1854 sa abga. 9at e your Condition
poglers They gys me essl , na e e s5 s IA
Horss nearly Dead with Diztemper.-Mr. a Y.
N.Y.. Reed foahship, Seneca oo.. O., had hgrse 90
badly ailictei With disemper, that ne hnrsedooton
toid him ID take him 20 the woods 70 die A cue
eaecled BY Rivng hm three papers OF g. loha Condi
doctor eured horse that seemed used ~ and
about 90 die. as he would not eat y swing ne toh
na water, and then pouring them down trota botut
| hcrle win not eat
soid bF Al Medicine Dsalers who viii furnish q
shn Aes-se $500 a. = ,he u ~ ss.iss - -nf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
DIED.

At her residence near this city, on Friday the
Doth inst, in the I'D year of her age alter IL lin
ccring illness, Mrs. MARGARET PERclsAL, willow
of Rev. John Percival, deceased.
The sulic,t of this obituary was no ordinary
woman For many years she bad an amount OF
domestic aud business responsibility resting upon
her which would have been deemed sufficient Tor
the capacity of almost any manly sprt but
through the exercise If an untring energy, Judi
cions economy, consummatc skill ard unyl'llI"g
f,ritule she met the most weightv obligations ot
life and until within n few mouths OF her d"par-
ture was to be seen day after day in the pc't'rm-
ance of the task which Providence assigned her
She has been identified with the interests Of this
town from her clillh"od, and has performed 50
prominent part IN the activities of an honorable
and useful life that very few, II amy, who have
INV ACQUAINTANCE with tho history of our place
have failed to know something of her personally
or by reputation. She will lie missed by many,
but Of coulse by none much as the members III
her immediate family, who now feel deeply The
loss of that MOTHER whose presence has :" 'cn5
and so wonder fully sustained and chccred her
household She was for many years a member OF
the Methodist Protestant Church. and whilst her
stern business engagements sometimes seemed to
lessen the characteristic grntlcncss "i her sex,
her LEGATIONS to her Maker were never forgotten
Some six months ago she laid aside 1.-THE world
and its cares" "set her house in complete order,
and from that time IA tho moment Of her death
showed the complctest fitness for that change
which has closed her long and useful life.
Her beautiful "I.land home" now looks 1esolate
indeed because of the withdrawal of that form
That has been 80 long it's presiding genius. The
flowers seem t. droop their heads and the birds to
sound requiem among the branches OF the trees.
hut her children are cosoed in tn" reflection that
she has gone above where green fields aud bloom
ing flowers and loving spirits. will ever surround
hrr A. u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
p,sR, CHs:,,C ron s.,.U.

u ! hc city auhni at Baltimore, hnN /E1$SGTafa<
in >nh>itnt,l the Steam tirr Engine tot tAJVJS)
the 1nnd uTn,, III" l'r ,tlr- IT n" IN -Sif-
Friendship fnr tnmra, oilr f sal" thrr hnnls,,n" a. II.
lN ENGINE, On description of which !, riNcn ,"w }
butt by the c,ltainl maker in Roger aud
pc, feat "r,cr Its original c",t was sLaun
nISt WrIIOS
II feet H., hes iong ~ inches deep male M,fnrNnv
een.rr"d with Rose Wood Diameter Z" t,lindcr, ~ ~ ,
ttnkr In The rnr design of the Eupinr rutr t!ic
th" panels Of box being filled with metal tiuh ding
riidsd extending around the dis hatrr With
IA center with rs-l"d hais The cnd pnuls
III in Ike With the adlt"n "f circular in
which placed silver plated c,rcd hands Around top ct
H's metal nosngs Il" scmcfeunr form The Il al
!, Of h,Ru al ,gn /. al meal and Together the
u'@iadi manner II Is 1T firm richly chased
and fire gidrd the nrs in aides aud ends hvi,g silver
plates ahig much H. its general IL III" four
Inserted tnc painting v T1ihmdr
ing different II Friendship TIE tsNrn i,n"ry Il
Also ocagou rqtIsking somrwh hat of ln-k"t sha" i Is
a tr' guided TIE Engine plays wilhry and two
The Hub of the Wheels 'nras metal III sill
dvcriug ilrttirom. The "x full ri,
pings with ali tho latest aud approved rnnnis
gear reel Ar al ri which l. hply T." shed The L.
ais polished The # the smnil
panel either f Al base t Gallery, the hn,k ground
whirh sl or the letters being Mr., Fh and set with h,l iIs
Aios hcr il of III" costly and wilhl service IL"
Eng ia tho county, having been constant -'fNt"
January lIu and The rpar rr usuai AMI tear during
that time hcnP merely nominal amount
50 about sOJ OF Host and H. CAR.
HIndt-. For ptrtirul rs al tr,ss REILLY,
Elpo> HALL. - FAvctie st Baltimore Md.
llcvt fr.itS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
MckI y E.N a. Co.
WuhiIsAIt AND Rri\Ii
Gicce,s and 1auoial Comni.si,n Nor hanta


Rdat Square Noa Srrst, ilNFHHfhG, II.
II ]. ach"w IN receipt Of "nr StrmR Oh al 6,"ccrns
W lr"h stool S'apl" Dry ,iool-, a. ,,",.ts
tota OIL aus AMI g. a. sugar, de-
l. AT u shot, Gtanulli,d aud Pow dord >usat
laEuna lilo, Java, M"c4 n aud SAINT ole
>rrfm W ny, Ndpmualinr and r,il,w apdlrs,
Ia ani Fancy Nsilons
Jet>''"l'u h'l Imperial Plantation u ri"us pnenr sc
"f kndl gnd aud pure
'tl'f \n'gai l'Nrtp"nl mud Gruunl Alum Sail
ariS all \" \nguin and Western cured Ba,nn. M
natt"k li'tns- II" whole AID halt hnr.~ Ne hn Mack
,l"l, IN hhs y" T. in,an Gnan" Ola p,minon Nails
lions" aud Mole Shoe American ~ L. Rolled Ru,l
EhRs' - hue" boa lim1, ll'or mud Sheet Iron Norway
MAI K"t-& 'n-t Shear and -t"rd SEED. H.
AL s0rs=ius ihr with general ~ STAPLE lb,y
t"ds. such ~ \" mud 2i,znahnrs h,arhe aud i"wu
Stirling aud Nt'rnn B,la PLANTATION Inc. tottnnndcs
striped thtShuteH ltuis HnEhnnis, wln h they
f".rec I ns nn "Naaihatn fam th"r hion'ts hnd the
fat""lW attention pad To '"n-igum-n,' NJ all lni.
Of l'nnnlrN lr.l nm u. III,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ASIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE,

NEw YoRK May 26.-The Asia with Liverpool
dates to the 18th inst. arrived here to-day, No
battle had yet been fought. Napoleon had arrv
ed AT Genoa. England had formally announced
her neutrality, but great activity Prevailed in all
the English dick yards. Cotton opened quarter
higher than the previous week. bet closed ut nm
eighth decline. Flour advanced sixpencc since
Tuesday, closing bouyant. In Wheat business
checked by holders demanding an nd,ance Of
six pence. Southern white was ten slillings and
nine pence to thirteen shllings. Corn was firm ut
two to three pence higher for mixed and yellow.
Mixed IS and 4 to Gs aud Sd. yellow 6s aud sd
Is and Id, Money slightly easier. Consols
9lt to Oh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
Markets.

Markets
New YoSK. May 26th.-Flour has declined from
5 to 10 cents: Ohio sc 50(d7; Southern S79,-
Wheat dull aud dropping: Southern 81 50; White
50. Corn heavy: Mixed Of; Yellow 9oW9i.--
Virginia sizes o.
BALTIMORE. Nav 2G.-Flour is quiet ut 81
Nothing since the steamer. New Flour is held Mt
an eighth to a quarter. Wheat unchanged. Corn
buoyant; White 81 to s., Yellow 81 To 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
LADIES' FAIR.

Fair for the benefit Of the new Methodist
Church, now in course Of erection on Bird Street.
in this city, will be held in Temperance Hall
commencing on Tuesday evening the 3lst inst.
at /! o'clock. The public generally are respect
fully invited to attend.
r. +. HENNING,
Chairman of Committee of Arrangements.
MAY 25th 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. b. W. Moselv will prea,h, Providence
permitting in the LIST Presbyterian Church. on
next sabbath. Morning service will commence mt
IL and evening service at o'clock.
The Rev. DIR. REESE, of Baltimore will preach
Mt the Methodist Protestant Church on Sunday
morning at III o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27

decree at the County Court II Campbell. rendered On
The 9i day ~ May sao IN the suit Of N"wns Executor
Strange Ar shall a. mnissunci therein named the
.oh day ct JUNE, isai o,ock l. ri that day, sell
the a wing LOTS uF GROUND belong ,hr estate ct
Robert Suaug,. decd 10
IN" hair Acre at gnnrd between the Canal and James
RNrr near III" cit, Of LNnchburg with the house thereon,
known : tho Rock Ilnusc
Ao Lot \" 2l2 -. f.t at the junction of nh Street rnl
9Th AIr,N'si "f sad Sncc, aud North II raid Al'y
And also. aul halt Ian On the lNirhhuig
tamplrll Courthouse Turnpike the Residence al &.
W King
Tue tlr 10 the above property belle, ed 10 he
able but acting tnn shah ronse, sal |,
ferret by IL" decree aforesaid
The tenn q" sale will b. cash Tor cn"n tn dvhsv
The at tie sa aud credit at aud - months tr
tqn1l stpl'mrnts th h lance At N purchase tn"
purchaser wing n"pnPh, S,isWtnrl, I'D rs" Rn1
hr hc Of the property f,ain"d until he pm has" cAi =
Iad JAMES u NDNtIN
r,n, !. 'l,n. ,ti,,,
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SALES BY AUCTION
frTURS DAVIS.
Public Sale of tho Allegheny Springs,
~ TME aOGNTH OF 70 aINI 80 N EnI.

pursuance Of the provisions deed nf execute
ta me on the l0h day 81 April lsi7 BY Dr Nod brigrs
and wH aud of record The rrks offices the crunh OF
Montgomery AID Franklin de To the Messr Holt,
Tie "ti'r pr re,r. thu mrnt Of the purchase mnry
ir th Acshaiy Springs property will ~ frns 90 IN sad
frrd Her c 1T lnhle auction, In font OF n" Aerha
ny Springs llitl. FRIDAY tho alh day ni JUNE, lsba
" tar Mt hen The fair day, sunday anu
Monday THREE NDlNlDED FOi R1lls of all that well
known pre-" ity In The Of Montgomery known IA the
l1hGhANr SPRINGS rRuPfHTS VIII ch consists thcsihes
the trngS pop r)d TRACT or LAND SUPPOSE '" CON
tam about 100 Acres OF the oic Cabis Hath House and
othcr Improve mens the sa land aud ~ the House.
hid aud kitc Furniture III utatn Tos and li,a STICK,
nso and cmr y"d upon The said " land and b,ongioH
- tho sail Sines establishment Th" improvements are "t
lie most snhsan nj Kind and Mel for The .onioa'
biz accmmnda noifiSk NDRtp ots These springs
aN" To- nj past, teen d among The best
l not indeed The b'stl "crs la h" Stateth"
water rhE justly relcsr Tor it, great Medicinal Irmrs
lhcN have IN at been tNcn lively rairons d AID
such their e rity Gully IN This STATE hn, throughout
The Sonth 'he further IL script deemed unne cssnrN
P"s"ss on III Ia the consunnaan III the sai
80 that the purchaser Will ha>c time to mako arrang"
mthts fer the 'nsnng Sprung season
mn, authorized by MIR. Is l. Holt, The owner Of the
9TH tuth "f tins property, thai II the purchaser nj
tht sale advertised desire he purchase hi Interest upon
The most reasonable terms.
I" meet the nf the deed 1T nst cath pay
mcut win he rcgn d. which will amount about - WW
TIE deferred In further OF III" trust viii
he roqrrd he January, lsou and
tol unless otherwise between tho rnrios IN interest
JAO q. l.. GoGulN, Trustee.
am a tlvsh r1a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LY NC II BT RIG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LIT TGIE PEOPLE OE
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Thmi on Gnu Sell them Rn.gnim.;

4 AM AGENT FOR the fli"w pape on I'll" line oi rail
having large circulation among the people Of South western
sina and las: Tennessee.
NEW ERA Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AADIENNE: SEE NEWS, Bsis'ol
BROW Ni.aw'S h NONNlLIE Tenn " iiiG
INDICATOR, Jonesor"ugh Tenn.
UNION,
DEMOCRAT. Grcencvle. Tennessee
STATE SIN iINEL, k"ycrsvll., Tennessee,
ADVERTISERS Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS lNTEI.Ll,jENCER Morl,Atpwn Team
POST, Aihrns Tennessee,
H vAzhrT STAR Lcalng,oDv.
p PEMnSHAG' ,AsnsdoD,v.
SEENTnMt,;; Libe-,y.v.
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. W.
STAR AND HERR LID. ChristansburR Va
TIE VISITOR, Marion, Smythe VI.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence Gray""ic" Va
v VAMLeSN Vino Fmeas'ls'v..
wYIiIEyILLE TELEORAT II, lw,,,,,u,. va
WITIlEVIf.LE TIMES, S'' -
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. M"nr. .c"unt,, Va
ADVOCATE Jefersomvie, Tszewe county. Va.
MMEt TruI.l'iN panvre,va.
THE sou TIL WEST. rearisburg, Giles county, Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester. Va
SENTiNfI, Alexandria Va.
wishing in of the above papers viii
iud INTEREST to call nj III" oi"c of the
ynrhhurg Nirgnian, UP STAINS, where contracts VIII he
made. and advert semcnts foEwAkpf - WITHOUT pfiN
will ao receive and forwa ard advertising :" hnv paper
in tie United States A. NADDIlI.
septists Foreman Virg.uian Dihcc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia !! Dyspepsia !!
Mhni /. ne low Gmich

DYSPEPSIA l. nnr Sanial u s,wrak stnna h tcohl"
~ dIlt distress ,iir ing. i've hfh bilious cuui
How many suffer with II aud Is dant mI"nis u
Inv spili's, bad ld tongue "l4 nI,ir head ard
taH f hundathr' Yet h. few know bow il 'i'n
w. because the low lis iiatrl is had
ilart iui -nrh cnrci
iY tahariis wio>e orly oirc dersiinn
Bnl llrMiIi'fNs' HOMEOPATHIC by SFIpSlA FILLS
-imll' m"dea.h sngnr rihnv" cured hnhlrds Il ia"
aud most "tstuae THIS done suply by
proving H." aud ~" int 81 i digestive
from itch osul' Fn"i regular 'nis rruHr
lead, aud hoUN spts Su"t7 mr.riHr and
ly requires ~ Il, known 10 b. appreciated
Trcr, 2ltc' Is per htN with direct '"us Six heXrs
B-A NH at at irMrI'u : loNrnr,fiur ,ttftS
with tn"k q" directions M twenty Different Ern,rtr. in
lang" vial moroce" -: 10 IN pap family
a. Of II boxes aud l"nL -
1hcs" E"m'di ht ti SINGLE box s't lay mail
freed rhrrr". nj "S- ut the
prize Address III. + Ii'MlIirEAS y co.
No 70! iirout way. ',,w i",E.
s"ll in Ivrcibargb, 'o9n II Sciv, AMI - all iIrf-s
. llcnIt
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" I I'ftnif10Is " . n IUltIv UoYdIS-
tbl n IES$ vi without tnsrs ld"t- sod r"'a,I
" whohsrr prirs ant , largr
Watches ard j." ing IL Naine cl.h
~ i aoh ar'i.l' sold We til'r I'll
ura., IHtpt and al.n thoroughly
.dn,c EIiBRATlb GOLD Pens, which at" I'll
stamped with Trade mark. and warranted perfect every
Respect
Al communications should be al rcssh -
Mt1EOfDlIIAN GOLD rtN GoMPANT.
III lhnadw \, and > tnurtlau'lt street, NV IOUk,
~ S,ud Tor Circular containing Price - Of Gold Pens
AMI Cases. and Catalogue OF Pre- uiuns which vii be sent
fr,c adiTr~s april - dlR~f, rlm--S. n T.. a CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27

FREIGHT TR,pE-rhere were received At the
Depot Of the Va & Tenn. II. K. on Yesterday l.
loaded cars, consisting OF loo barrels Flour; 2S.Wo
pounds of Lumber; $4,000 poundsof Stock; DO
900 pounds of Miscellaneous. There were IA
loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLoF
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK. May 26.--The steamer Moses Tay-
n arrived here from Aspinwall, having ON board
TWO millions of specie
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tNuuvAl.l.ED ATTRACTION
T. s. 81

AT ENGIEDOVES FANCY STORE,
NtAI SAIl Rl'Ai, viii place upon the Stands RoS
~ AElS LACE MANfIES aud al my FANCY GOODS
tor The inspection at The people
Ny entire stock l. nj hand challenge
fat>tf en- h>iss AM
M lad, shall ray Sd IN Tor First t2a.. Boand, that
may be seen upoi the Strands
- ~ NE EAR -
i " already historical tact that marriage
' ''rs t'sn"I last than In trr "v"as md
IN view 4 ihs tnrt iheso purchased sua, ltg" lot
a. III" SN Va IESI LITTLE rANtII}S hr Bahlc- tina
wRs ever l't'ro ia i.,hchhurs An wholesale well
IA t'i",l Al kNl"s Corner, l,i ehh,ri Va
tnn'ch - di, ALFRED : EN6Iip I'VE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-27

GEO. ID. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

Opposte the PIr9inia Bank, LYNCHBGbt, IA.
in receipt of very large and well setctei stock Of ono
| CERES STAPLE DRY GOODS, HARlbN ARE, SHOES,
WOODWARD, ROPE, &c, consisting in part "f
Loaf Crushed Puvrr,zed Coffee, New Orleans and Cuba
Mochs Old Java Laguira Rio and parched Java Coffee:
Extra double Syrup, Cuba and NV deans
Large No Msckeral and Cut Herring Family ed Bacon
Hammered and Rolled Iron. Iron Axles and Cast Wagon
Fellows Anvs Vices Screw Plates Horse Iasp and Flies
Ins. ed Lamp O. White Lca,l Zinc and other PAINS
French and Americe IN Window GLASS AID Mt,
Philadelphia Calf skins Harness and sole Leather
1000 bales Cotton, factory prizes by the quantity;
yards aud Flax and Cotton Linen, b, quality;
Cora. Candies, Nails, Horse shoe, 30 &c.
which will be sold cheap fer cash or exchanged for
country produce. Exam ne my stock before II buy will
pay the hghes, price for Corn, Wool Wool Rolls FAX
produce nsgned for III. best market price aud make
prompt returns and s"!i' 1t patronage. 'nay %'t's
GTKA WI u kn.-g will have by the APP
- preaching for transrapng good inpy Of the
GENuINE PEABODY STRAWBERRY PLANTS, for sci"
greatly 'uced prices See Patent ofrc Report ct s6
piste M. = and page 44o. Also. quantity Of GRAPE
VINES. embracing The genuine Palestine Grape otdrs may
b, left James NJ Armistcad Lynchhn or TO me nj
Campbc Courhouse they will be sct, ntend-i and
thankfully received. II. NJ. ARM!SrEAD.
may % d2~s
"A We rall attention stock Of GRAIN OR ADiE,.
which will he founi superior quaty crlohaed
Cradle and Virginia Cradle, which such universal
sfaeion t" friends last year. Also ta's Blades and
Suahes Blades Hay and other Forks and other
aric. suited the wants of farmers send in yonr ~ der
may l4-dta COLHuuNS WILL
LYNCHBURG "A.
list sp~soA 1--WE richly ernasncmsrd sets OF
ID MARBLE TOP COTT AGE FURNITURE, consisting Of
Bedead Wardrobe Cabinet Washs'and Chairs Table aud
h"rs' "'eA may s a.. J. II C. WINSTON
I0RANM U.RnUsE,s Mas..iue fer Jsnr, Pc.
e tersons Mag zine for Jun, Ball us d. liar Monthly for
June. and Nick Nacks for june just received At ,.
may VI d. H. G. VICTOAS.
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cTRRROaCOPEh---1a reeesvs 4, . new aul
~ beautiful collection Of STEREOSCOPES AND WE'VE
6rsot from purope Gail and examine at
feb i.dtal PAYNE bLACKfOkDD.
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NJ rrceiy, fresh tot Of his v"ahr trril
Ter Those -; no used his article speak
ycy highly We think II emily need To la use" IA gain
thai popularity which cnincnils de>rrN, Pamphlets
containing nunbr of iii If the most prominent
farmers a the untry, IL, had by apD, ing ="
NJ llOI.IlNS n CO. ole Age'ts,
La
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SPRING AND UMMER
4: OOD >..
arm l3IW 1859.
GEORGE, NJ. RICkER,

GOOD>::
arm l3TN, 1859.
GEORGE. NJ. RTCKER,
LYNcHBURG, VIRGINIA
DEsrEcTFrLiY eaIst the "t,cn,o Of ii" lad and hi.
II ncrav 10 his splendid sock OF SPRING a
able The stock large md We"
sorted comprising aud nesrabe s,l.s
Inc # goods from the cheapest to hr rery best R"ods be
selves Ia Coed, either better quail
lis terms well 'nIcrsiood-" price ouiy
tract logger iime may be allowed; nut in all eases.
very small profits which he sells III admit permit
ting accounts to stand over after they become due
goods Sold wla any good, e.. of be taken back or
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
"sT AE s Err F N4 ieG s"lF ~
may il dh"s JAMES NJ. COCHRAN.
DAT UxTERniNA TUR.-J"., ." hnnd. On
hes; article far killing Rats wtnu, danger
For sal b, may idi', J. n. THOMPSON co.
FOR xENr.Wc cg,r , .cr ,e". The pr.nc..,
r p's'' ''''''' ''''' j. il. & sAM'L TyREE
ieb l6 datawts Trustees.
NOTICE 70 pmY-ICuANs a Phy,ic.nn,-
situation is for sale will real estate; In pleasant vi
lare among the Of yr.lna he psr base. wl
year; good soc and good schools an excellent for
regular physician. Inquire Of the editor of this paper
NALL naa leo. ~ the most varied assortment
u of rich double skirt and robe ALIAS, sting II ~
sues Barge Jacnne Muslin and Orgsndies well worthy tho
A' .pr i ,n NY JOHN ABRAHAMs.
DACON ssDE~ we hnv- j.-s receive, ssd
ID offer for sale lot OF phi blight. well cured BA' ON
anime when 10 want LEE, ROOKIE co.
may Hdu
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NEN1LEMEN respectfully Invited call and examine
VI the latest styles Of FANCY CAsStMERES. vEsTlNGH.
CLOTHS ANb FURNISHING GOODS All In want Of
really good goods of sye and made up their
suited Also the very Black Doe Skna Orah
Etc Linens low p. Cassmsres for boys Military Goods
aud Trimmings. &c, &c WIN. L. PAGE
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