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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

Hot WEATHER AND WATER.-Dnrng the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
mD manner of the heat, and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those to call on b. p
Bowers Successor to J. b Barnes, Plumber) At
water Building, who has a large stock Of Plumb
ing Materials, Hose, Pipe &c, and engage him to
put up cooling institution forthwith We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time and we will warrant that they can ke'E
cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

R.ss- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

To- Why don't somebody keep th e dogs muz-
zied or shoot them. They are as plenty as ever
and daily growing more and more of an evil and
nuisance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

ARRESTED FOR RAPE.-Dayld Watson,
colorcd man who married white girl not long
since, has been arrested for alleged attempt to
commit rape upon Mrs. Magdalcna Reinhart on
tho 2lst of July. This woman is the mother Of
his WiE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

~ We invite attention Of readers to advertise
rnent Of Auction Sale by o. Cutter Il Son, this
evening at the residence, 81 Euclid street. Of a
-aro selection of Bools comprising the library Of
Rev DR.. Bolles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

UP THE LAKEs,-Thc Iron City left for Lake
Superior last night with good load OF passengers
and freight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

Se7y- See advertisement of DR.. saniords Liver
nvigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

CRY PARK LECTURes.-Mr. VIM. Denton, a
renowned and eloquent speaker, will address the
friends of Truth and Reform in the Park this aud
tomorrow evening, at l-2 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26
What GustaVc SatteT Says {!
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,

This FAMOUS PIANIST,
Who visited Ohio 70. the first time in company with the
enownrd
KARL FORMES,
Aud who pronounced by give greater expression
to spayingthan EVEN TIGALBERG, was pleased to
write the following in reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES SATTER PREFERf
He suys
From the many severe tests tl have given,
HALLETT, DAVIS & co > PIANOS,
unhosatngly pronounce them fmiRenHy superior in ac
ton, elasticity of touch AMI power of tone any have
used IN this the old country Another striking ea
ture On these ns umrns atd where others too often fa
is their under the heaviest and most dif
fcut playn--no' string shlttcrng dating, and the
action remaining perfect that The performer is enabled
at all times to give instantaneous effect emphatic passa-
ger.
Signed, -GUSTAVE sATTER,
%" These Pianos uro fr sale by
OSSlAN Il, DODGE,
No 5Eucld Street, Cleveland.
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~ For City News, see FIRST page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fnnrIh nnpa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

FIRE IN PERRY.-On Friday night last steam
saw and grist mill in Perry township, Lake coun-
ty, belonging to Mr.. Martin Sinclair, took fire aud
was much damaged The loss is estimated at
from 81 200 to 81 500 It is supposed to have
caught in pile of saw dust This ia the second
or third time that Mr. Sinclair has lost his milIsby
fire. He will probably re build.
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Mexican Affairs.

WAsHIN0ToS, July 2i.-The Liberal Govern
meut Of Mexico, through is agents Ia the United
States have just concluded a contract for the sup
ply Of Minnie and Sharpe rifles, eannons and an
intuition 10 suit them These will be forwarded
to Mexico by the lst Of September.
Il Is not yet known here whether the American
volunteers will be accepted, as LOrdO has not an,
rived, and the character OF his instructions has
therefore not been ascertained These war-like
stores may supersede the necessity Of extraneous
aid, except as TO competent officers there being a
rank and file.
Letters have been received here from various
quarters, the writers expressing an anxiety Ia
raise volunteers for the service Of the Libsras IN
any number wished
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Wnahington Items

WAsmNoroN, July "a There was an cH.
traordinary meeting of the Cabinet yesterday,
eolled il is understood, TO consider the dispatch
es just received from Minister McLane, relative
TO Mexican affairs.
The members of the different legations from
Europe have had several re-unous in glorlllca'
ton Of the news of the armatGe, and to show
their apprecations Of the continued peaceful
relations among their respective soyerelgns. .--
The jubants, however, did not include the
French, Austrian aud Sardinian ministers, who
are absent from Washington.
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W The Daily Morning Leader is for sale a
Hawks, schuckers aaJ Olmsted's news depots.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26
~ Tue Stomach prepares the elements Of

~ Tue Stomach prepares the elements OF
the bite and blood and If doer the work ieeby and i'm
perfectly vor and other Naous diseases the certain
result As therefore Affections Of this kind are
perceived may assured that tho digestive organs
are Of order The rs aud only thing to be done Is to
administer specific which will act directly on the stor-
ush-,he mlln-sprug Of tho animal machinery For tlls
purpose we can confidently rocommen DR. HOSTEL
TERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERS. Acting
a. an ultcrttve and tonic strengthens the dission
changes The condition Of the blood aud thereby gives
larity tot tho b1wols
SOLD BY Druggists and dealers generally ever wh.re.
,vG5 lev
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or BomDo-
pathy simphhed, No parent should be without
this Invaluable publication. To be had at Halls,
nrnnalin WnIlaM
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

t8 McGuire, at No. l26 Ontario street, keeps
general assortment of custom.made Boots aud
Shoes, consisting in part of Men, Women. Misses
and Children's wear, And it may be economy to
patronize such establishments in preference to
purchase what is commonly termed slop- shop
work Light and substantial projections for the
feet of all are desirable at this season.
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ROBERr GILL-SILVER AND
CNOAL OIL LAMPS

SNSPENDlN9
COAL OIL La AMPS,
SHADES, WlCkS and CHlMNEY,, Wholesale snd Re-
tuu The attention of county Dealers Is sol cited The
BFST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT IL USE st No go
Super street
feh2t g GARDNER
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
rursnAY moRNINa, IULY aa, 1ss0
rRAvrnrIps I,EnlsrER.

WHAN ANkNNM'e NhNAHAhAs
pEpARTUREs,
colprnbus ........ s.5sAM r.30A.M bmP n
IledHt ...,ss....,..sti aiuN VIZ - V'A
isG@g:s ss6 sS5,. r,., ......,o,o sa5 g esoP
PITTSBURGH. ... ,.lO'O ,rs 10 ~"
" accommodation .. aigo =.
n!,,oI, ms9oai9s p,,;. ..'s''O 81" eOoPM
Buiiaio Boqt, Wards Line egoP. NJ.
Do. r r. Line $50
ARRIvALs.
,,.,..-.,...r-... 40. "A 9Eop Pm 7bOF. M
Tid'"' '''''''' 9E ~ 9IO $50 p. NJ.
33a9eaus 33een ~, .''''' ge,8 - ureA:M. 625
lnkg shore East,...,s. aiaV D, h1g ~ C,B
WrsbgDS9,51sge ....'.'''.'' to.ts $50 NJ.
~ Ctigcns iebipr conveyanoe either Of the above
rrans or Boats will be called iory heCoacheso teyen
Omnibus Line, by enving We mnnus o-
sce 81 Superior street. door neNtto WeddeU Houso
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Pasturage--Is5O.

SswA THE PASTURES OF THE
= subscriber WI be oprn on aud ,fer The "a
hH uf Nav. Notice ls hsT.hy eiVfn Co persons
--aAA-- srndiug Cows tr1t they viii hs CHARGE, Tor
season from date ut entrance 20 Nov let uul
they give notice writ nf earler witndmwal; aud
also that the subscriber will mt be respousbo animals
that NAV rev IT be Injured while said
Terms-Finy Cents uor week payablf every Monday in
ndy1uce unless arrangements are made with the subso
Appv Il my office over Merchants Rank, Superio 81
VI Milo Rnswurth, HerdEm1u, ot the entrance gates
near Wo0lson Go IS stove Foundery, his brick
welhng house, University Heights.
nHHWH
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THs vorARiEs oF DISSIPATION AND VICTIMS oF DhLu-
sion can be BROUGHT 20 conviction Of the orrar " their
ways and saved from world Of mental and bodily tu1ei
ing bv needing the advice contained In that popur work
"HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES II s 80 clear iu s doc rres' plain bnt M
offensive in its dictates and being beautifully us rated
with coored cneravugs It brings every thing home TO the
conception 'thet he who may read.' Sold by Dr.
BARROW I5r PRINCE street New York. Price % cents.
Sent rea evorg where
soduy GAYLORD HAMMOND, aud VIM FlSKE,
Druggists, Cleveland. IyS
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NJ. J. D1CKERSON,
Late Of the firm Of Ambler 5 DickorsonD
DENTIST.

OHlr 2il1 SlD1TIlT TIT1tII H61T hfnTeH9 5T0Tf'
ID ID IS now suit Of rooms aye ready, aud he would
bo pleased o SOC OH afl Old patrons ard othors who
may wish tbe services vt dentist liberated teeth treat
ed ang an1 od exposed nerves capped and saw
od also tooth inserted gold. silver, oorae OF vnleano
base or platinum plate with continuous gum which is
On much used cast. m'4f
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That Professor WOOd'S Hair Restorative
WILL PRESREE INFALLTRLY

w t1e w lgh md color uf the ba,r. ~ used Two or
lhitt 'lnHs We j., u uN lmugiua'u Jge Perfectly.
uly u E."y cover tc hUld vi natures .ruhntrnt
thr uuli W'hr % no" sut und D. uutim than uuy OIL
au preserve lun &C., ltu from usrg he 100
nEe S'l -utu Jud-,s Au"ru-ts, ,ctu,s. Clurrlmen
FtWes>nn' wou aud Grn''tm uunt udcs Of nl ciassos
uI u''' lhcW"td hear imuuy thst not say too
much ~ Ns lNur Road the following undiu,ge:
| Hlt WibN uNuvE 81 thurl+s Co.. No. Nov 49, 1881
! PEor q j woou-Dwr ,ir Some line ,n snmmrr
We Wt'c Induced tu use suuo uiN Hal Restorative aud
Do. ue- M-Le ~ M.arL1L- N NM nLn ~ .nn anL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

Nrw YoRx, Sept l9.-The steamsl,ip "persia"
from Liverpool, on the Bird inst. arrived to-day.
When in the 9th day out she broke her crank pin
and was compelled TO lay to for repair. which ac-
counts for her detention. She passed the steam
ers "Arabia," and ''Ciiy of Manchester" bound
in.
Latest accounts from Italy say that the Pontif-
cia troops were threatening the legations, and a
collision was imminent although the "Monitair"
Of Bologna. contridcts the ru,n,red aggression.
The Roman government rejects all reforms.
Tho sailing OF the Great Eastern" steamship
has been postponed until the OOH
Tho Zurich Conference was expected to come to
an abrupt close.
The passengers describe the storm by which
the Persia was disabled as most terrific. The
crank pin was broken Monday evening Mt ten
o'clock. She lay to till next Afternoon in hopes
the storm would nbate, but finding improve
ment, decided to put her back To Cork.
Alter proceeding about hundred miles. the
weather moderated the brcaknge was repaired,
when she put about.
On renching the same latitude in which the dis
asler had occurred. she encountered another storm
moro terrific than the first, but ploughed through
unnured, except the crushing Of one Of the wheel
houses.
The Persia had the heaviest FIRE ght on board ev-
er at one time.
The Persia brings the regular commercial ro-
port for tho Associated Press.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 2d--Cotton-sales for the
week 81 900 bales, Including 1000 to SPECTATORS
AMI 1000 to exporters. The market closed with
an advancing tendency. An advance of l-lGl on
fair aud middlins, while inicrnr grades are scarce
ly higher.
On Friday tie estimated sales were seven thou
sand bales, including 900 to spectators and ex.
porterS.
The market closed steady Orleans fair, Sd D.:
middl'nS, l,l6l Upland, - for lair, q for
mlldling. ) hne authorities sny that all quantities
have advanced /. while others say they ale not
quptably higher.
Flour is very dull. LIMITATIONS, nominally
Cd lower-01 6dal2s Wheat has II declining
tendency, holders pressing ON the market at Sd
decline. Corn dull out steady Mixed aud yellow
IS 6da9d.
Beet dull. Holders pressing the market All
slightly lower.
Pork dull aud nominal. Bacon heavy and hold
ers pressingnt slight decline. Lard dull but
steady.
Coffee firm. Rice steady. Rosin firm. Common
rosin IS. l0dalld Turpcntine steady at 34s
Cd
Lond'n-rhe Barings report hreadstuffs very
| dull. American securities generally unchanged
| Consols ON account, 95la95s.
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= -. - -.
e g - - = - ...s 80 -. -. - 81.
- - - - - -. 80. -.
=. - Il ( !. - 4 =. =
. "a. - -. 20 Gu
- q = - =. -
- u {. !. =. !, s. =.
E s..:.. h. -
- - 81 ss...m Il. !" a ~ 70
eonpecn cosTovy 9a,. vas ~. 49, ~ go -
pfsve nas Lernso1sa Lsgs'a . - - s...,,.s.
- y sss.!., - d.,sr.sss 10 consider about their
a az .s.irs' n rs :sssr,od that convention
chosen under Territorial Law could make and or
dain no constitution which would DE legally o'nd-
-. Ise0 :. ss. s.'. ."ass I. ;.si,sJ ,bs
.s..r,~ - - n,.s,J and vote anon = question
Of ihs most vital importance 70 their own inter
ssts. Bat now oil things have become ne-. Inc
leoompton dispute Pc gone sn na NJ ns
sae s. 80. - 80 h,sn nav from The mint.
Ths od opinions arc not worth arush 10 the new
position; Il must be sustained by opposite pr,nel'
pies And reasoning so1s'y o'ne.e"'. "o .'.,s
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Lynchburg G,lanO Denot

HAMMERS and the public gene rail-, herc', notified tim,
the I.ynchburg tiuano Depot. kept b, VIM A Muir an,
The Basin, is hull! Supplied With the f,iow s
Viz:
No. 4 Peruvian Guanu:
Reoscs Manlpula Guano;
Sombrero Guano, .ynchbury groand;
Mexican Guano; -
kctiiewcfs Potash and Plaster
have taken precauun reliable artl,a
buy the Peruvian Guaio from tg.is The Peruvian
ernment which IN certainly pure am agent In yncr,
FOR Reeses Manipulated Guano and will exuc
~ what represented TO be, viz one-hf Peruv aud one.
half Sonbrero believe this to be good bound
for pound ON any crop that II be The Soubrr
buy in the lump and have ground and sell good
plan sell ANAL profit and strictly for cash Ihnnc ~,
patronage may be extended 10 me tat has been So u
~ bestowed heretofore WN A MJIIER ~
sept l8dts-Rep copy ON Rnsi,
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NEW go >EEps =

TESlE Subscribers have associated together l,.
Il purpose of dom. Ga" CuNA>,r,N i,lsi>L,s
under the style aud hrm :" FLA \NiN& dating from
the ISL m Scihehper)"ih keep hand all time, large
Hti selected s1ueN oi HrucCrce Liquors. nnl,
Me- AMI pay ihir special attention Ioiaeeo
Whh ORR, -Four Bacon, and all other kinds OF
duce The! Halter themselves, their long
IN business thai they wi pe able 10 do well for ir!eu
ANA ii> pulc generally hu,Isc the civ au,i
promise 10 use Their beet cN riIas to please all who
htm with Their patronage III! viii oecIp, stand
Frahhhh bro1inr, NO. ~ Main street, ncN door lhrl
warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN
L. FRANKLIN, lE,
sept 20 Its JACOB, H. FEIXhiiN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

ex.iagaisA bsfning bottle Of Damar varnish'
which. having boiled over. caught fire on the out
uids from fhs fame Of the hnid lamp 10 the fur
pace. and e ne store appeared m danger Of TAX
ing Ire from thc elo-e proximity o. comnustible
sriiciss. hurrielly gTsped ths bottle by The neck
and IA -ed out ut the hack dssr With IT, when.
iust D he placing IL an stora boz. it expi"f-
ed. throwing the contents o.er biz arms. limbs
and boIy, whicl, we've 20 horribly burnt ere he
could PISS through the store TO the street. AMI
receive assistance, as TO caase his death IN few
hour.
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Hair R.astoratiue

Every one WILL Think agree with US in the opinion
That Is possessed either by gentleman or lady Just nri
m IRE, good looking man for instance in the street D
has vanished fr chabod written on his bald head and he
u th"r mas dsrsa with the flowing locks that flourish
such eases reminding the circumstance on which M d.
lowing epgrnm Is founded:
~. give me, fair EmIna q lock of your hair"
\ basiiul young lover tonk courage and sighed:
.were u sin To- refuse such modest request
\, 90 lake ire sehoie scg," tac dear creature Replied
Now to prevent such catssrof,hr ia within the power oil
InsS lazy ana Gentleman for By using Prof Woods n,
siAIVf na h not only prevented from falling oil u
urng grey but the article win restore hair 10 bad pacen
e e " IT, nus eianged color and become gray. 1t viii bring
en :" US pristine beauty and uxnance These who are
i,ied with the anatomy, physiology aud pathology Of ~
' .s' DC well aware that certain substances hp,e s+
W upon H. and Is by judicious combination OF these u
rro Wood has succeeded In compromising
Gazette. ''9 A"s'~'"e ~"
Sold ny all good Druggss
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June S-d1y
Important to Shipmasters and Crews

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
dvs SOME twonty years since was very seriously m
hh jured In Of my hips BY coming In W.T.,
the anchor Of the ship Of which second mate The b
bad that my hip has given great trouble Of
time since, until ago last April when heard Of
Pain Killer and Immediately procured bottle and by using
according the directions entirely cured in about a
and experienced the least trouble from my complain
since.
Feeling the importance Of having this valuable medicine con-
stanty by me- before starting for Europe In March last in
ship Louvre, from New York, purchased two large bottles To-
take with While at Antwerp Of my aiiar,
ed with very dysentcry; gave him the Pain kr
and it cured tim In n hurry.
my passage lome with hundred and sixty us,
scngers administered this valuable remedy ull'w We
sick and took without getting relief One lady pasSn
ger particular troubled with bad headache Tor Ml
she said there having been troubled with m
Of the time for years. told her had sure remedy CAV
her the Pain Killer which, To her SURPRISE did effect cur
she had long sought In vain for had good medicine che
put board ship, but did open it, being
necessity for the Pain Killer answered all PURPOSES AMI
do sincerely recommend TO every slpmaster avs
take good supply of this valuable medicine with him on pb,
10 as II is valuable and nvenient Il
wounds Or bruises which liable 10, and frequently do l
pen 10 shipboard
CHRsToPlER ALLYN, late Master Of the Ship Louvre
s..t t3.lfa
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M assortment Ia this department II trade is x,r
A si'e aud varied We have had the pleasure, # uifr
10 le pdhlic, embracing Packet CUTLERY. rom the cha am :,
quality To the hn"si mndcasl Bowie lld Bowie spring tk
ii knyes Table taicrpin tai fury SITS, u u
silver Or Plated rork> Roigers sons stti, or Horn
Handles Car'.is seeis, Sc; superior Shears heavy %
Seisss,rs- Ike sAM'l" NJ, SIMPSON.
Vi .lta
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Wires Down.

The telegraph lie between this city and Rich
mond has not been in working order for several
days past. consequently We are without our usual
despatcbes,
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Dissolution of Co-partnershin

FENHE cupartncrshp heretofore existing the aud
l. firm o Franklin Brother expired by ima ID TIN. list
lust All persons indebted o the
forward ind settle their o'roanis, is
suess should he closed practicable Grateful
friends tr the liberal patronage the concern of
Franklin Bolncr Tor lie last Years resInrln, sot
continuance oi lc Franklin &
Go. JAMES Fi.\NkII\
LfN'IIBt re-, sept l1- M. r.. FRANKLIN, In.
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S. BL I s 8 & Co.,
LynChburg, Va,

Stoves. Heaters, Ranges Crates Hollow Ware,
AND MANUFACTURERS or
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Work,
ROOFING. PLU M BING, &C.
XKT call the attention of purchasers 10 sup
w ply Of the aluse named goods, which We are weekly
cei,ng Having been selected personally with great iii
rect from the Manu- cres The lowest cash prices feel
prepared and all with the most ornamental.
nl. eomoriabir. durable useful simple desirable and the
pans strongest cheapest largest and best
have had the pleasure of Offering in this mark
ct. cordial invitation is extended Ia al to examine
stock al and Range Warehouse l2i Main street,
Lynchburg Va. lscpt dts {. S. BLISS ~ co
Seaboard Towing & transportation Company.
TRNE Annual Meeting Of the Stakeholder In this Company
4 will be held the Merchants and Mechanics Exchange,
In the city Nork, rrrspAy, 18th oil october at F. NJ
- Puncia att ndance is requested.
Certificates al stock will hc ready for delivery.
SEPT lJ-Iaw4w MARSHALL PARKS, President
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NEW BOOKS.
A DAM BEDE. By George Elliott;

NEW BOOKS.
A DAM BEDE. By George Eliou;
n Hymns of Ages
Mackays Life and Liberty In America;
Life for Life new Novel by author Of Juo lIalisax
-Four Yeass q Whale-Ship; N
swallow Barn. BY J. r Kennedy;
Napoiconie Ideas
bowcns Travels In Central Africa:
Henry ~ John. \ new Novel by John Estcn Cooke
Alcohol and Tobacco "''
Received to-day, PAYNE x BI.ACKropps
sept 15dts Oh Min -,
(NODEY'S LADYS BOoK.--Co.ey's Laays B,,k nm ,,,x
N sons Magazine for October just received at ~ '-
sep' @oa's IL. {. NICToRS
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A CARD

eonc oe9gh' OF l. L. Jesin his entire interest IN n,
- concern OF Whiitinorr .Jasin wond ~ sne
ronsr" @ ana n liberal share Of their
the ame n, h ss years hoping to have continuance Of
49, ~ At 1'e Ls nchbnrs Agricultural Works vi
se,, n. Very Respectfully,
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Grover g. Bakers

nvTS@ CELsBRATEp FAMILY SEWING MAcArNEs 4sb Rro,i
MzzR way, New York, and Isl Baltimore Street Ialn
NEW sTYLE-PRICE t50-HEMMERs o. EXTR1
This machine from two spools purchased from
store, requiring reminding of thread II HENS Feils Ca,
and Stitches IN superior style, finishing each seam BY m
operation without to the hand needle ms ~
CURED by other mnchines Il win do better and cheauer SOW
Ing than seamsress can, II she works one cent
hour. -sS
Send for circular j. r. DAVIS h co
may 3alts. 5E Agents, Lynclburr
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SINGULAR DEArH.-Mr. f. S. Heistand. clerk il,
he drug store Of Mowry Il Fance, at Mansfield
bhio, lost his life in singular manner, On Satur-
lay last. The Banner says he was endeavoring to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
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I've co-lnr'hershp heretofore existing unaer ,h ,
"niiiEaoRL JosIN dissolved On I'M, M, M -. ~
ca;n,s i" hnnorr IL aluhe authorized To c,ll, 81,
, ana wl pa, all debts Those indebted tn ,h. @ u"
mn II. pfomH payment. it very desirable M sos
up u" outstanding accounts SION IN possihc '" 'oee
G. A. WHITTEMORF
l. IL. JOSLIN