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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08

THE LARGEST & OLDEST EXCLUSIVE
DRY GOODS HOUSE IN THE STATE.
A Penny SAVED is Penny EARNED!
AND THE WAY TO rcoNonlzn Is TO MY rorn GOODS
FISHER & HAVEN'S.
WE ARE EVERY WEEK RECEIVING THE
Latest Styles Of LADIES DRESS & FURNISHING GOODS,
and determined to sell them at LESS PRICES than
they have been offered in the State of Vermont.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND THE LARG-
est and best assortment Of Dress fabrics
IN all varieties
PLAIN 4 PRINTED MERINoEs;
PLAIN & PRINTED WOOL DELAINEs;
NALENCGAs, CAMILLIAsj LADIES' CLOTHES
FANCY FLANNELs;
BROCIIA wool LONG & SQUARE sHAwIS;
DRESS 4 CLOAK TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY 4 GLOVES;
EMDR01DERIEs & LACEsi CLoAKs, &c, &c, &c,
That cnn be found in nny store this side of
the City.
III county lnNltcu 10
stock before buying is larger than any other TWO
stocks in the State. The sight oW cost you NOTHING
and The Goods but LITTLE. In fact we are confident
that sell better goods at Less Prices than be
bought esewhcre-J not do not buy them from
WE INVITE A SPECIAL EXAMINATION
Of the following styles goods from every
before buying;
Printed NJ. DcLnimes,
IN all styles and varieties, 12 15 II and 20 per yard
Prints--Thc best A mcricnn Prints,
direct from the manufacturers 10 and II cents per yard
Plain mud Printed w DOL Mcrinocs,
in all colors, at 81 per yard.
Real superb VnIcncins,
in Wool and wors,cd, Ii to 81! ceuts per yard.
Bay State Ribbed Wool Hose.
all colors and kinds, at 80 cents per pair.
Btcnchcd COttons, all widths, qualities and
prcesa'o, genuine York Mills do at cts, to Is per yard
Brown Coious
Fine Heavy and Extra Fine, Ct to 10 cents per yard
TUREKA. EUREKA!!
The best SKELETON SKIRTS made. We have
hand from 30 Springs White and Grey, made with
CLAspS-sewed, and woven, which sell at
10 Cents Spring.
The,c skirts made the finest steel and the best bus
tic attached yet invented
CL0AkS! CL0AKS u!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08
uTUING.-TUEIrND

~ I-NO NJ MI IIII-NO.-II III Z N1JTlNNIO-N-
ID ed has recently enlarged his blacksmith shop, put in
new and greatly improved OXframe, and employed the
vices Of who has had thirty years experience in shoe
ing Oxen. tnder these circumstances he invites the aen
ton Of all who have be shod his shop and its
commodations, confidently believing he give them full
satisfaction. All other kinds Of shine done to order
his shop on Canal street HORACE TAFT
Brattleboro, Sept. 80, 1s59-iw39
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08

TNIMBER.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
Il purchased the well known pine timber lot in Dummers-
ton Of co. W Clark is ready furnish any quantity Of
hewng TIMBER Of any desired length, hop poles poles
and rails or saw logs delivered on the ground all low
terms IL called for soon
Also, for sale in ratslcboro, 20 NJ. good pine
boards.
Also, 200 loads Of rich garden loan for sale Wanted 400
cords Of wood cut by the cord or month.
W. H. ALEXANDER.
Brattleboro, Sept 20, ls59.-3S39
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08
NEW GOODS.

4 VERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE
N stock Of NEW GOODS in all varieties just received and
will be sold on the most reasonable terms, by
a. DUNKLEE.
West Brattleboro, Sept IS, 1859.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-08
ONE HUNDRED.

100 NEW CLoAKs.
100 NEW sHAwIs.
100 NEW Patterns FANCY DIR ESs SILKS.
100 NEW Patterns PLAIN AND PRINTED
FRENCH IiERINOES.
just received and for sale at the
Very Lowest possible Prccs,--By
oete-arlu FISHER & HAVEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

| The Boston Post, with q view Of bringing the
| people of that section to their senses on the slave
- question, hes been lately Publishing sons sta
tislics sAewine the value Ct the Southern trade to
| he nanufacssrsrs Of the North. The Post esti-
mates the aggregate valss Of all the merchandise
annually sold to the South by New England AZ
$50, OOO, 600, and gives the basis upon which tho
estimate IL made. The boot ard shoe sales are
first pu. down at from 800, 0O0, 900 to $50, 900, 900.
Dry goods at several millions. Fish Of various
kinds at 50. 900. 1000, and furniture at upwards Of
a million. This aggregate DISCO. 0O0.o 900 cmbra-
COS ready made clothing, books and periodicals,
musical iustrumcnts. jewelry, clocks. Ice. drugs.
&c.-all tho commodities, in fact, which constitute
the existing trade between the New England and
Southern States.
Commenting upon this exhibit, tho Petersburg
Express says:
The people OF 1.-THE North may turn and twist 40
they may 10 tho great sectional conflict that has
been precipitated upon the country, but they eau
not look with inward composurc upon tho pic
ture of ruin and suffering which would inevi-
tably be theirs II tho South was TO withdraw from
the Union. The very life and soul Of Northern, and
more especially Of HeW Engldnd, commerce and pros
perity is Southern consumption ofthcir products
Cut them off from this vas, trade and their cities now
rejoicing in its splendid profits md rapidly growing
in wealth would stagnaie and die. The cheerful
sounds Of business which now make music on their
streets would cease. and images Of decay with scenes
OF distress would mark the aud transition. We are
not painting an imaginary picture. Let dissolution
Of this Union come when and how IL may, the North
is bound to experience in an Infinitely greater degree
than the South its injurious effects. Indeed the lat
ter would in her material interests DO benefited. for
she could still scll all her products adyantageously
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

GOVERNOR OF observation-disclosures Stewart, Of
Missouri. when he first set out in one of the towns
OF that State, was not ovcrburdened with natter-
ing prospects,; in fact, he became so low ut one
time that his condition elected the sympathy of IL
rather large hearted gentleman of his acquain-
lance. and no was informed by this friend that ho
could make his house his homo until better times
might shower blessings upon him. Mr.. ST wart
accepted the generous offer and remained with his
bcnelactor about 2 yrs. when no began to pick up,
and finally became able to pay the debt he had
contracted for board. Subsequently, if common
report does not libel his fame. Mr.. Stewart be-
cnmc IL rather too ardent admircr of a beverage
known in the West a. Cincinnati "red eye," but
Notwithstanding this. he received. two years ago,
the democratic nomination for Governor, and h.
stunipcd the State in his own behalf. At one Of
the meetings held during the canvass, near tho
village where we found HIM in his younger days,
while he was delivering his speech, he spied
nmong the crowd hi. old benefaotor, aud, pointing
10 him, snid:-'There stands a man who once
took me ia and saved me from starvation for near
ly two years, and between him and me there now
exists the strongest friendship; but" said he, she
would not vote for mo Tor Governor u save my
life" "lIob." said the old gentleman, who fully
understood Mr.. Stewards weakness, ITO save your
life | think would give you my vote, but IN bs
eur ,ed if would under any other circumstances"
lilo was elected nevertheless, and Robert NJ. Stew
art is now Governor of Missouri, and still retains,
the newspapers inform us, his p~cnchant for West.
orn ~wliisGcy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
Now Senators.

The Legislature Of Texas has elected l.. I.
WIorALL to The Senate, to succeed General HEN
pERsos. Mr.. Wigfall 10 u South Carolinian by
birth, and is tho same who. n few years ago, had
such n desperate duel with the late Preston s.
Brooks.
Minnesota has oloctcl, in pla,o of Gonoral
Shields, MoRroN y. WILKINsoS-s Black liepub-
lican, and u man we neyor heard Of before.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

A CORRESPONDENTS Of the Staunton Spectator
states that two froe blacks in that town subscrib-
cd S. each to tho fund for the ~IIarper'a Ferry vol.
unteers from Augusta county, and that n number
of slaves wanted to contribute, and insisted that
they should DO permitted to do so should n like
occasion ever arise again.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

TnE COMMITTEES of tho United Statos Senate
charged with the investigation Of tho affair at
Harper's Ferry, find it necessary to have John II.
Realf, the Secretary Of State under John Browns
proposed government, before them, and have,
therefore, despatched Charles S. Jones, Esq,
doorkeeper Of the United States Senate, to Texas,
to summon and bring him to Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
NEGROES WANTED.

fENlIE subscribers wish 10 hire, to work ON the North East and
Il south West Alabama Railroad, In North Alabama, IA large
number OF
GOOD MEN AND BOYS,
Including Il Or 10 Carpenters, for which, a LIBERAL. HIRE
viii be paid. They prefer 10 hire for two Years.
INSURANCE.
can he had on any Negroes, whose owners may wish them in
sufrd.
They will move their own Negroes to the above Road, belle
wing The country IN no wa! Objectionable on account ot health.
hVNps, win satisfactory names, win be given in all cascs,
and hires paid promptly.
Address, ~ uchburg, Va. SCOTT 4 ADAMS.
ir IA huJoya
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

TROUBLE IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY CT GEORGIA..
On the Sth inst. tho Democratic State CDnven-
ton Of Georga met in Milledgevillo, and elected
delegates to the Charleston Convention, who ARE
favorable 10 tho nomination ofHon. Howell Cobb.
On the next day tho democratic members Of the
Legislature met to disarprovo of the action Of tho
Conyentiou. and announced that the democratic
party WAS no. bound to sustain it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
Now French Minister.

The Count pE SAnTIGEs, who has been the
French Munster to this Government for ten or ff-
teen years, has resigned. and NJ. THEODORE MER-
cIER has been appointed in his place. NJ. MER-
GER belongs to q distinguished family Of Franco,
and has already served in high official position.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

HCS WILLS, de-, upon short notice.
sept 29ts WM. n. BRANCH
Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good.
~ WHEN pain or Inflammation Is present, and Brand
WCS rcths Pulls are used, they ut once seize upon the hu-
hlors which sc tho OCCASION VI the pain nnd Inflammation. and
remove them from the body. This quality Of alon. Selling
hohi, md cnnsing the expulsion Of dcpra,cd hunors Is POSSESSES
ed 10y no other medicine. For Brandre,h's Pills opernfe solely
upon those impurities which surround and affect The tissues and
organs affected by disease. by NATURAL AFFINITY, TnEY srizE
TIiEsH ut soRs, BEG 81 TIElE IIPE Is IgLow THAT of TIE STR
RorspiNo PARTS, and exIcl them from the body. Young feo-
pie cannot, but middle aged and old people can, In u measure,
appreciate that medicine which, being used In sickness, acts
only upon the cause II disensc, and which has no power except
upon those hulnors whose presence pro,lucrs every pam, AMI
Whose removal removes ever. disease. Whatever organ Is III
frctcd, there thesc wonderful pills penetrate, and remove imlu-
rifles from; thus preventing settling OF the humorA> because
they are reunoycd from the body. In rheumatism, fesers, pleu-
ri-ics, pains In the side, dyspepsia, head aches, cosiivene4s,
asthma, colds, coughs, sore threats, piles. ulcers, boils, they
give Immediate relief; and taken early, prevent organic dis
ease. Malaiics, pronounced beyond human skill, have yicllcL
10 l.eir influence and millions Of human lives have been saved
by their timely us& Oh! how important in sickness l." Use that
medicine which only extingulshcs the disease, and leuScs no
evil effect be.,ind. Sold Mt DR.. l~5randretlfs Principal Office,
No. 29i Canal Street, New York, and by ali respectable dealers
In medicine. [dec l6-dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
b

UIOV5I " bdk5T 5.
NJ ~ CELRBRATEp FAMILY sEwISG MAGAZINES, 495 Broad
RSSS way, New York, and Isl Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
A HEW sfYLE-PRlCE % EXTRA
This machine sews from two slools, as purchased from the
store, occurring no reminding of thread. II LIENS, FEELS, Gath
er- and stitches i'll n superior style, finishing each seam by its
owl operation, without recourse 10 the hand needle, as is re-
CURED by other machines. Ii will do better and cheaper Sow
ing than u seanstrcss can. even ii she works for one cent an
hour.
Send for n circular j. 7. DAVIS Il co.
may 3-ttA Agenls, L%ynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
The Senate Printing.

The Warrington Star says:
The caucus Of dsnocratic Senators, in session
yesterday when W went 20 press, nominated
General Bowman for Senate Printer. by . vote of
nineteen. TO some half dossn for Mr.. Scattering.
Senators Brown, Pugh, Iverssn. Toombs, Clay,
and psrhaps one or two others, are understood 20
have Withdrawn from the caucus; while Senators
Hunter and Douglas we're not there at any time
during the session Nj. II. being in Virginia.
Kumors Arei 10 circulation that the gentlemen who
withdrew design voting against the caucus noni-
nstion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
The Oxygenated Bitters,

The Oxygenated Bitters.
r. sSy- NATURE, IN her great Iabratory, has stored some
T[S remedy adapted 10 every disease which I" flesh is heir
10" But 1t requires the Investigation and research of the phi
iosopler to discover and apply this remedy. Such research and
investigation has succeeded In discovering n remedy for that
most affective dispensaiion, the DYSPEPSIA! with all Its less
or and numerous evils; and 1t may ba safely asserted that until
The appearance Of the OryOendted Bittersa case of dyspepsia
cured, was n rare experience in medical practice. Now under
the influence Of these Bticrs the rule Is to care, the rare excep-
ton, failure Ia cure.
Read the following, which the subscriber requests us TO pub
lbh for the benefit OF the afflicted:
BY H. OfiGENA TED BiTTERS.
The tnIluMi ing from II gentleman well-knowa in The region In
which he lives ought 10 satisfy all those Of little faith
WATERFOWL, N. Y, July %, 1885.
SETH W. FowLE 4 Co, Boston,- sirs Nj years since l
WAS attacked 10y that curse Of all diseases, Dyspspsid, which, 50
affected me as to cause great oppression, tulness, and bloaiing
Of the bowels Immediately after eating, accompanied with ter
rhle Pains in the stomach, oflen occasioning nausea, vomiting,
nci.ty, and headache, together with general debility and SUI
tering, altogether rendering lie n burtiIcn.
After having tried every known remedy without effect, and
despairin. al ever rcguining my lost health, Was induced To
make use Of The oxygenated Filters, the good effects Of which
were Immediately visible on my health aud system. Before
using "A whole bottle | was entirely cured and feel u pleasure
in Inducing all like sufferers as myself 10 make use Of this re-
narkUblc remedy. TlIEO. CALDWELL.
Prepared 10y 5. ". FowLE Il CO., BosroN, and for sale by
William \. Stroihcr n Co, and John II. seay, L%ynchburg; I.
Z. Pugh, Campbell c. H.; ami by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout The city and country. dee i5-1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
Trustees Sale Of Land I'm Franklin A..

IA virtue of n decd OF trust executed 10y Isaac bones /, =.
Gbisaac NJ. Jones, trustee, u secure the payment "f rwn N, ~ 70
therein mentioned ,iue 10 said Isaac Jones, Jr., nnd record
lh1i, (and 10 which decd the undersigned WAS. by n N mr.. ",
Tie count, court Of franklin, pronounced the 5h div Of H..
cembtr, ls5y, substituted rs trustee in ,hr rln.c Of the .nkJ
NJ. Jon"Nr | shall, On the Ilth day Of JANUARY, lsy ,a%
lite premises, proceed to sell, by public aaciion, for east. ,rt""
OF land lying in said county of franklin, belonging 10 IN,
Isaac Jones, Jr. known rs the BUFFALO irnct, and njj,i,al!
the lands oi Harvey Clayton and others, containing yrj a.h, ,
more or ics-. Persons wishing 70 purchase eau ascertain ~
quality Of saif land 10y inluring Of ptrsons rcsiiin, in "a.
neighborhuod, of Of the undersigned nj Rocky Mount. + rmn1bn
County. dec 9-lm q. /. DENNIS r."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
commissioners Sale OF Valuable r.o....

bpi virtue Of II dccr.tai order uf the County Copr, "a, -, ~
- ma,tox county, pronounced ut Its December t,yu, ,.!H@'
rs COMMISSIONER appointed therein, Oh Tuesday, The ri H.,
January, lojo, shall. a; public auction, in rrnnt OF ,s Ny d
House, IN the city OF lynchi,irg, proceed Ia sell EltllT V "A,
LIABLE NEGloE5, consisting Of nlrl, women hn. a
girls. =r-rreS "!h and
Terms; \ credit OF six mouths will be given (exeep, s,,rn.i.
cash ms may be necessary " puy The expenses Of ,uI, f. ""'l
chaser giving bonds with good securii,. interest iali.,I. WV i~-
l. }. LUCADO, Comn,,,t,n.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

p. K.
6fS-THE call for Perry Davis Pain Killer Ia increasing
WSS 50 VERY rapidl! that | fear 1 shall soon be unable 10
Keep pace With My object In writing now Is to beg that on
receipt Of this you will kindly despatch another shipment, rs
ordered IN my letter OF June last.
}. l.. CAI.IAU, Calcutta. Il. I.
Mr.. Perry Davis-Sir: hure used. in my family, your mel
icine called " l'ain Killer" for many purposes, and have found
II IA very useful and valuable article. | therefore very cheer
fully recommend II to The public regards.
kky. HENRY CLARK.
Sometime In December last, my children were taken down
with scarlet fever, or canker rash my only medicine was la-
,s' Pain Killer and Ctstor Oil, the PUN Killer operating 10 II
charm in cutting the canker, md throwing out the rash, 81 that
ia about five weeks my family were entirely recovered.
CORNELIUS q. NANDENBUEG Saratoga Springs.
Having used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my tamil
ly during The winter past, | would urge its general use for the
PURPOSES for which the inventor has recommended II. think
II III, valuable, and would not like 10 be deprived Of lis adyanta-
ges. T.. U. rOMElsOY, ST. Louis.
uc II I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
SALES By AUCTION.
DIAMOND MIL PROPERLY ZAP CO..
Valuable Land fer Sale
RIO A N X COUNT v

OFFER for .alc the tract Of land near lilo uy
l. hlkc tatan!!, lately occupied by D.ct I.a,,jrn H. ~ Eni.
contains abs,ut Ia, ncr,s OF III best ,riuiily of Ian, II
ncightoriiood. v Inch h well know for Its frftiity. -" VI Thai
nniie OF tlc BIZ; Lick Depot .n the Virginia and = siih,na
~, i.niiioad; has upon II n DWELLING HOISr s an NE
Hea rooms und u resSir! out .hous,s, n good On,,. " 80 bur
rooins, Stable, Corn Crib, &c, &c, md Is 4 most d., va ts5
dciice i'T ANY one desiring II Farm of that size and , a t'st-
Ia n Physician. being In the midst If n Iupuio,,s ma F''lau,
ntishbnirrld. The terms will b. liberal and nsJr Wealthy
Application 10 The subssr1bcr at Big Lick Post or, wv "a
previously disposed q! nj private sale, of which du. ,, u mt
be given, will oaer the place AT public alciion on N" "H. vii
md Of january, $50, nj The Big Lick i,cjat. A! Ve
dee ) -1tduis WILLIAM Wa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

ArrlEs.-Dred \ pples, si.ao. Peaches, pesled $40 In
pcalel tz,T6.
BAoos.-iIog round 121i2E; Sides, Cincinnati, 1fGf1H
Home Cured .Ni21;l Hams liI 10 cents
BUTTKR.-Ai 10 Ia % cents. Plenty.
CoRs.--sO6l Sc. No Old.
C0as MEALS 10 30.
fLouh-sa.15 for supcrhnc; GIG for Extra; Family 6s7
FgKTIuzgas-TcFuyia Gunno $g2,5 0L 600.
FIsn-Mackcrci No. 3 si2,oo; Cipt Nova Scotia Herring NJ
!, 1900.
Fla i,30.
GaAss sEED-Cloyer &~GLJ0lL6,.3 Timothy &2,25 TO $50, Or
chard 81 ,251i 20, ian,ini Grass d 90 TO LES.
IEoS AND t73Ds5, Rolled $1,000, Oh
Dominion Nails tl,25 to 40.
LARD-scarec and In demand at l2Q1l2s cents.
LINZ. -Thomaslown 81 500 -, Mountain 81 ,oo1 10.
OAra-45nJc.
PLAsrER.-Loosc 1900, Packed tlt,Oo.
PoTAIoEs-s0cOsIae.
WnEAr.-Sew White 1850 ,37; New Red q, 80.
WooI--Unwashcd rs, Washed 3i1Ll0 cents.
Hog Market.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
SPRING GARDEN Seeds,

FUNHc undersigned are dali, adding to their already immense
Il stock Of FRESH GARDEN, ~AGRICULTIRAL. TKTE.
slRuB, ER, AND FRUIT SEEDS, which, when com.
pieted, WIN iorni the largest aud best assorted stock Of Seeds In
the world; all Of which we will warrant equal. in aualny nnJ
purity, t" any ever offered, aud at very low rates,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30

To the Afflicted.
Or - ToRMESTED with Pain, and scorchel with feycrs,
UCE rs We know you are, and impatient, MS such Affections
must necessarily make you, We beg that you will compose your
sell one moment, thai We may learn the extent OF your maIa-
dies, aint oner You, II We can, n prescription for their cuic.-
Are YOU n DysI"ptic, and has your stomach refused to perform
lis ihnctions I'LL your strength has failed and lie has b come Il
bar'icnf If 81, We offer YOU, in BAKEE's lKENu n BIrrEgs, a
never failing remedy for your life. Are you troubled " ilh nvr-
'ous headaches. and diunn,ss Of vision incidental thereto. Then
resort 10 BAKEHs BiTTEHs rs your oni, hope. Are you suffer
ing from consupated bowels and torpid liver? BAkEa's PiL-
MIN bt1TEgs will arouse both and give them that vitality n
essential to health. Have you delicate females and lccthiny
children. Who have lost all relish for TODD, and are huurl, vast
ing away RAkER's lIrTEas, The most valuable tonic ever dis
c"Ncrtd, VIII strike at the root Of lIuir Diseases and suon give
them aipen'es and strength. DO You live ia Il section where
aguc and fever hold continual sway : II so, You may laugh at
these diseases aud defy their power, provided you use regularly
BAKERS BrI1 Els, .Diarrhra, thoiic, Cholera Morbus, and al
other diseases, arising from indig,stions and improper secre-
tons, rapidly yield 10 the health, giving Influence of this great
medicine, which is nov sold throughout this country, by Drug
gisis GENERALLY, and is more extensively uscl Than any other
medicine known. These BittcrS first Won their way nj hunv.
before they were offered to the rect Of the world, and, now that
they are known and appreciated, the proprietor desires that all
who need their aid may have ii al moderate cost. Price only
10 cents per bottle.
For sale by all the Dr"ggists in LyncAburg, and by all the
pnhcipai druggists In The city OF li,hIHond, aud ,lseN here III
y Virginia; asJ, of Mcssrs. IhAs. StOtt Il Gu, Washington city,
- " =. H. stabler X Co., Baltimore, Md. u. u. Miller, Cow
ihgton, Ny; and Barnes Il Park, N. Y.
Orders hlled by addressing 4, BAkEE. Proprirtor.
oct z9'n&c's Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
Direct Trade.

he Georgia Lsgidature has passed a resolution
~ kbs Appointmens If two Commissioner, to ex-
eaniss ipae ~ feasibility Of establishing direct
tssds tstwssn tAst State and Europe, and under
Il AIsxH Stspksps be- bssn selected Is one of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-30
HOl1Owav'S Pills

HolloWay'S Pills.
~ 20 THOUSANDS OF involuntary suicides arc committed
No. by persons who take the metallic poisons misuamcd
"siccihcs." These pills soothe, cleanse, regulate, and invigo.
rate the diseased and enfrebied Internal organs instead of irri-
taiing and inham!ng them like mercury, iron, and other mine.
raj medicines. Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane,
Ne" York. and by all druggists, ut ztc, 03, and 81 per box.
dec 15-dlw
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GS-~ TIE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACTS,
1CS WILLS, DC, upon short notice.
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