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THE "VTCTOR"

HEATER,
Is proved 90 be greater Heater, with the same
OF Anthracite Btumiuous Coal, than other
the same purposes IL Is Furnace and Ovs in one
combustion
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GUTTA ROHA BASE,
For Artificial Tnnth
DENTIST.

Is manufactured and all varieties Of artificial teeth are
ut up Ia the best manner. W. lNGERSOl.L,
No 81 Marble Block superior street, Cleveland o.
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stu continues large, and vt the BEST QUALIFY.
" TIN ROOFING aud all Jobbiugiu our liLe, We
eIerutn with promttne,s Rnd Despatch "
We having ected IN Goods, described abave In
pers h, at the lowest Cash prices offer sale
eoIdiney. Ihls tucf, geth,r with thirteen ye,rs'
e5neiietGe enables u 70 UpARANTsE sATisFAcTio and
Oer our large stock m Good, at cheaper
than they he purchased elsewhere this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto
Therefore dou ta Co call rni decide for yourselves
the old and we'll knIwn store OF
W L. MARVIN,
No. t2Public Square near Opposite old Court House.
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shintnE per week % City Subscribers.
I Five Dollars per year to Mail Subscribers.
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biol, COppsr, and Sheet Iron Wnrt,

Is the la'ge In the market and are Just FeeevGd fro
the best HonEea Cincinnati aud New York where IN,
we're recently selected at The .owest prices our
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FANCY iAND DRESS GOODS
Very Reduced Prices.

In the stock win he found
All Wool Tibet Cloths, IS cents yard, worth 81 OO
Printed French Mehnnss 10 cents yard worth sl2H.
Large lot Of Vaenca8 20 cts per yd worth slto size
Small figured Cashmeres. 1850 per yard, worth 100.
Resi- styles peIuinos, 1917 yer worth 2sc
Plain and figured De Laines only l25Sc per yard worth
Twilled Naloncias, a7iGc por yntd, woith b0r.
lHyd wide do zoe per yard worth &c.
Valencia Robes 81 80 each, worth S.
with a large variety Of other
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DGntistrp.
DENTTSTRY

AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
l. read tha following lines. II your tcoth are bgd read
hem with great care II you have teeth at all Hsp;
fact that Isl daily exhibited in tho Streets tho social
circle and in the parOr by the humbcs peasant and the
proudest that hundreds Of peBous lose good
sets Of teeth Tor tie want Of the timely aid Of good and
kul dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
than all Ii your teeth good, have
hem examined by good dentist aud keep them order
II lor time should be lost hut have them Tepa red, the
tha better and escape that winch Buras is the
nel u all diseases All irregularities Of the teeth should
Ne attended TO ~ childhu ID and youth,
All persons deslrOus OF ne dental operations are inv-
call my whore particular attention ls gwen
to the pTsseT walton OF the uai urh teeth whore the
VUICANIZED CORAIITE,
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MORNING LEADER.
moRNING, NOV. ~, 1889.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL pR1NrINo.


CR-Psn snd ornamental printing Of every description
done the Printing Etuhl hlshment Of the LEADER Office
uu the latest improved and mus rapid Steam Presses ia
the best style short notice und reasonable rnte
Partruat etiUntuu paid to blank work livery scdp.
tun OF Binding done, especially Blnnk Books Ledeefs
Journals, sales Books Receiving Books, &c, ~
M For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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The Oval Parlor Stove called
TIL IL Pc RE-,

For Anthracite Coal Coke is hesu'ifu new pattern
and pronounced By the dozens Of the
tcle 70 be perfect great ecouomiEer OF fuel and great
Heater. ||I"T .'|. 80
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6ottlg.
HOTEL DUMA S :
GnDrauers.

Engraving and LtthOgraphinE,
PRAINERD a. BURRIDGE,W WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRPHERS Bark
Street Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILl.-SILVER AND
~ Electro Platter, Dior Platter snd ManufuctOr-cor-
Of OuatO aud Prospect SITS Cup stairs) Cleveland o
prtpatrd to Tcpate Spoons Forks, CuStOrs &r and
make them equal tu Door trimmings fur i,he or
Plated order Bell Hanging prOu pity attended to and
prices reasonable i1l22dtl6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

A SAD CAsE-Mr. +. Coffee, who is said to
have preached the first Gospel sermon III Memphis
was found on Monday afternoon. lying on the
platform ofthe Ohio depot in an almost insensiDle
condition. and taken to the calaboose by police
Fast and fined S5 and costs, which he was unable
to pay, as he distressngly poor, and has family
to support 1t is said that he manifested great
distress of mind at finding himself in such an un-
fortunate condition. He stated that he had taken
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Nrw RACE OF IIuMAN BEINGs.--Somc timo since
paragraph appeared in New South Walesjour-
nal relative to the discovery, in the far interior,
of u new race of blacks. "who had no hair on tho
tops of their heads. in the place where the wool
ought to grow" The account of this most oxtra.
ordinary discovery. says the Bombay Telegraph,
has boen corroborated by an eyewitness, n Mr..
Thompson, who has arrived from where the abo-
riginals ruralzc
They are, he says. of acopper color, and are tall
and athletic, much superior, in every respect. to
their dark skinned brethren. The women are al
So said to have more claims to beauty. MIR. T., it
appears was at camp ON the Upper Balonne, with
others, on ground hitherto untroddcn by n white
man, when he was surprised by visit from these
bald-pated copper-coored beings.
They appeared to have friendly intentions, and
as noticed in their conduct Of al aggressive na-
ture, n conversation of mods and signs ensued.-
After while q sovereign was shown them, when
one of them picking up stone, pointed with his
finger to the far west, and intimated that stones
of a similar description to the sovereign were to
be picked mp on the ground in masses as large as
the stone hs held. The place was understood to
be some hundred miles further in the interior, but
they signfed their intention Of bringing some OF
tho stones Mt their next visit. Mr.. Thompson IN
tends to return again to the Balonnc and to await
their arrival. Ii this story be true the age OF
wonders has not ceased.
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4 Willy Fox-Somc deEredations having late
lv been committed by ycrmin on the farm OF SUM
nericld, near DumIrirs, II trap was set with the
view Of securing the nggresEor. fox on his re-
turn from predatory excursion. carrying hare
which he Ind captured. unwittingly placed II foot
ON tho trap, and was caught. In the morning
Rcynard was cspol by.onc of the ploughmcn,
who. like fox ox-huntcrs. though not in tho same
brcnkncck fashion, was anxious to possess that
nuchcoycted arrcndage brush, Seiznga rail
from m adjoining fence he proceeded
towards the captive, intending to dispatch
him. The poug ghman's excitement had rather
unstrung his nerves, his hand was not quite 40
steady rs if it had grasrcd horn spoon. nor his
head SO cool as that Of his intended victim Ele-
vniing the ruil. the man aimed blow nj the head
of tho fox, but the wary animal adroiily swcrved
it, head aside fur its position enabled 1t to dc
and the full force Of the blow struck tho trap, de-
pressing the spring and instantly released tho fox
On being set free the fox made n dash ut the hare
which he hal dropped on being captured, seized
il with bis teeth, and before tho dumb fonndered
rustic had recovered from his surprise and could
aim another blow, Reynard, despite the mishnp
TO one of his legs by the teeth Of tho trap, was
bounding across the fields at a speed which would
have put the huntsman of the Dumirieshire
hounds to his mcttle ere he could have secured tho
brush trophy.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR OSE WHITE MAN Avp Fou.
INDIANS MuRpERGD.-The Kansas papers bring us
The particulars of series Of most shocking murders
supposed to have been perpetrated by two Hends
named Sexton and fromcr Sexton and Vromer
''od with farmer named Hart sor whom they
worked. Hart lived about two miles from PnImetto
One evening of last week Sexton borrowed pistol
from nclghbor. for tho avowed purpose Of shoot
ing some Indians On the following Monday, the
nelghbor who had loaned the pistol was informed
that Hart had been murdered, and on repairing to
hls b usc found thnt he had been shot. On the
wednesday following, an Otoe Indian brought in.
teligenec that four Pottawatomio Indians were
lying dead in their wigwam, two miles below tho
House of Hart, on the river On examination It
wns found that they had been inbumanly murdered
The impression is that Sexton and vromer were
the nssass'ns. having first murdered Hart for some
grudgc. aud then murdered the Indians that thew
might get their ponies and escape. Iowa Demo-
crat Enquirer.
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DEAD WHAT TAHAK-pEAME SAYS.

upEAD WHAT AZ a KSPEAKE SAYS,
III GOOD pICTURESJ
"If IL were well done when It's done:
Then well, it were done quickly '--hdsspfdre
So ynu wish II rel dane IN a superior mdnnr.
Youi fud ii quickly done, and psH done ny IASNER.
n s. TANNER co,
Main Street, 2 doors IRON Btnisc street:
L,nchbutg, Va
La ica and Gentlemen cordially invited 4" our fot'
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens ei fh"t 'gfaphs
Ambroypes Mealn"types &c, A" -, ,,.,,.,,,. =.
Also the beautiful PATENT LEATHEK III l III. Will u
Is o convenient Tor sending by mail
taken in all kinds "f weather and enclosed IN ocA
tiful cases. the very low prices from "a cents t." -"
beautiful of Casts ton i"'hrH Mo
daon Locket Rngs Brrasipns Keys seals &C. IN e'ea'
variety, just received.
A fresh supply of the best Mitt RAJ hthe 'ouh''
Dnnt forget 10 call WV if-H
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By CHARLES ". BUTTON.
ERMS

T,.yIRGINI>< y published ally AT NJ r'"f'h
., ,noum in av weekly at - insa'ish II IA
9th = ,sr q II H. charge IN al cases N"fi'f
ii M d,seop,ipu,d * et the pinn OF the fropfotofs
I'll an ,rre,roxes shal have heeN rai'i :,
nyERIISEMENrSa insert e Tor 30 cents per sunhe''
IA or less foi Insertion and ~ cts fof Ga con
unless red form ""ekiy Rud t1eh :" cls
=. "a II, h, insertion. II the uuiHh'r ~
=, .r, ON. he not marked the Ms, will r. PubhSheht "
4. rcd out, and chargs. according -,
Faror quar-. iy.......-.''... ~
d., 80 '''''
y y..-
led tor boil papers subject 20 sle
oniraet. ,h,tr tn,,oiia, IA
~ A,uua aivrrtiscrs wi he limited t. 'thelt t'nn'ao
= -, II scmeniS tarEed at transient rates
Au new advertisements appear in the aahy anu VII
',nary po,ts,- ch ciIh lines are charged
.t,LIN The tAtts
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
20 JOHN DODI .El. IN
. Hat Manufacture n"d " hoi"-nic "a

- JOHN DOol.EA. IN
~ Hat Mamufsciut'r n.d " hoi"-nic "a
Drntrr ia
MARS, CAPS, FiR>, TRIM NJ y y, sc
FAEl 1919.
have now in store extensive and complete assortment
of yh,Dg pied Ia the fat ltI'e, ana AN
prepared TO offer uursua lniu, cm.nts To purchasers
Ia late tu tie markets. aud niannla,i"'s oi wv
Nor East have sr,u ~ "a" rii"n ~ ''
stock, and Natter that long experience chau me !"
anticipate til, ants at trcuds III Virginia Hnl't a'"na
ard tennessee call Is respectfully r"irt'd ir" my '"
customers ant the rghj' JOHN bboi-th'
RThmend, Aug s., le4c.-ts
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
From the N0rihtr Cities TO !. y yuch""rG -" J"-'
River Cnant, and 10 Asath. .wts"rn 'r-
ginin nnd Tennessee ia Va. n =.
and Eusi TcnW. Il Virginia
RaIirOad-. -
AN PREPARED To FokN ARD MERCHANDISE
i on the nost favorable terms and without della! -
Having nj weekly line of boats t"hch VIII e
daily the business will justii> ~ which e"
pei ever, other day, ii not u s"a@ arr h'a'
longer than Is actually necessary To gU th'm i'o' f
mharyes. Time. through from New York I" kn"N'"e ""!
twelve at thirteen days.
owing late reduction il Tolls on the cana ''Np'h
Ntlle than lai al max Ia" "l'
by the Sou Ii Side Railroad ,.
- Char. nvarlb, follow the goods I" IN "S'Iha
tOu. Ar h'.' '''.
Forea ding som h''tfaH
iy l3fs IA the butk. A. hm"nd w
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wr~ns care, ancr all tho Phy.ician. had fail-
cd, by BAKFRs PREMIUM BITTERs-ToMr r. Baker-Dsar
Sir In Justice yourself and persons who be similarly
afflicted permit to citc instance Of the remarkable
qualities of your Premium Bters had used them
until recently hut my wife having been afflicted with
affection and disordered stomach for the
twelve years. used every in her
health She under the constant treatment Of Ave
able ply ycians but relief could be had then
several certificates tho remark abs cures made by Bit
tiers persuaded my wife to try them she did aud In
le iim she began rapidly Not only her
nc and disodered stomach removed but her
raj health s better than II has beon for
using and shall always continue to your Biiters
this ustce yourself and for the bensit Of others
who similarly afflicted Your obed'ent servant
Richmond, June 81 1857 THOMAS N. MONTAGUE
BAKERS PnkMIuM BIrTERs-Richmopd Sept L. ls58-N II
with willing pleasure that add testimony the virtue
Of BAkEhs PRLMUM BIrTERs in making permanent
OF established OF Dyspepsia from which have suffer
the last twelve months Also wife using
great after suffering for many years from de-
btaon and disordercd somach. As a. commenced
the II them, convinced Of their valuable quaies
confidently recommend them to the afflicted J, ADAMS.
For salu by al the Druggists In Lynchbupg and by all the
principal Druggists the city Of Richmond and elsewhere In
Virginia also, Of Messs Chas Stott Co. Washington city.
d. L. H. H. Stabler Go baltimore Md D. B. Miller Cow
ington. Ky. and Barnes Park Y.
Orders nled by addressing y. BAKER, Proprietor.
oct 27.ts Richmond. Va
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quite quantity Of opium that day Monday,
which accounted for his strange conduct, and that
he had drank only ono glass Of wine. Let US
speak eharltaby of the msfortunes Of the yen-
cradle old man
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

TUE AFRICANS IN MrssisslrrI--Tho Vicksburp
Sun says; Two of the Congo negroes brought to
Savannah, Georgia, in tho yacht Wandercr, have
been 'n'ngglcd into Mississippi. They are on q
plantation bordering on the Mississippi Central
kal 'lroad. between Canton and Eurant. We saw
them. They are in possession ofa very genteel
person named Montague. lie says they are obc-
dent and when encouraged to labor they work
vigorously. They speak somo kind of gibberish
to each other which We. o.coud not understand, but
Mr. Montague did. Mr.. NJ. said they were intel
hgcnt, and were quick at comprehension; and told
US they had learned English already. and to con-
ylneo us OF the fact he said aomething, which We
did not understand to ono of them. who immed-
ale'y steppod to usand grasped our hand and said
"how-d do mingo, gi som bacca and whisky"
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singular lNcIpENr-A Man Digs has o,cn Grave.
Our readers no doubt recollect that some weeks
ago we ehroniclod in the Herald tho accidental
shooting and killing of Mr. Jones. near Water
ford. Ills friends mt Waterford had made nl ne
cessary arrangements for the burial; Mr. Nc
Kinney was employed to make the coffin and dig
the grave. But previous to the ntcrment tho rel
nti,cs of Jones appeared, aud the corps was re-
moved for intcrmcnt to distant church-yard--
Thus the gray" dug by Mckinney remained open
tor Of strange Incidents Mckinney ahilr riding
n 'cw, ,ays since, was thrown AM kilicd His
e'lln was made of the plnnks sawed IS his own
hands, on which tho iecss body of Jones had re
posed, and he was buried in tho grave which he
had dug for Jones' Thus is presented the unGs-
uni phenomenon Of man who sleeps that sleep
that knows no waking" in grave which his own
hands has dug HoHysprinys Mss Herald, ath.
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ArD~ lul; ialS. -u.a
JAM Els A srIGLER 81 CO,
EN'Dt' - INFORM luIih OLD CUSTOMERS AND
w brvtr alh t lly IN receipt "f Their
FALL. sDOs 81 an DRY GOODS,
romprsn4 ,aries ui iu, mud Gents Domrar
Goods Negro tlutG,ng luk,ia Z Ply, INGRAM, HKtS
SEI.S ANn TAPESTRY CAkPErlNGs OIL CLOTHS.
KtGS &c ~ to w"h thor c-rorial attention is desired,
mat Ia lpI Npc'Dtp IN the trhd" they
o, teth In .ylr quality and rriro
that tsl iivc u ca.l
yoursei,cs. before bu,mz. s'piJ
Pttit
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SpECIAL NOTICES.
A.,ias.c Tor pei-on.-T.. pnIn K,Ii.r.-l

Ansidesr Tor peisou.-Thc P0iu ktllrv,-R.y :.
Allen. writing from Tavoy Bnrmsh, Jan, tth 1857
within tho past four years have used and disposed
hvo hundred bottles but out Please
auppy Qhrough the Mission RoomO you can say
two hundred bottles dare without Ii mysef nu
there ar" endless cals for H. both by Burmans aud KAres
always take with mo Into tho junges and have fenp
sleeping In an open zayste was swoko by most exOruct
Ing pain IN foot On animation. found had
bitten by Gcnipedo Immediately applied the Pain Killer
and found instant relief In less than was n.an
asleep. u
Rev. Mr. lIhbard writing Burmah his father says
have used Perry Davis Palm Killer for coughs cod. sum.
complaints burns and for tho sting Of scorpions with
uniform We always keep It whore put our
hand ON II In the dark " ncnd be
sold by all medicine dealers
knld hy JOHN n. SEAY IynchburQ, Inn t4pw
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CLOTHING TRADE.
EAuI lA6S

uNlRINH the pss Summer have greatly rn.argrl aud
n,rn, House. and have now "a iA'g' "'h NM
ed and eni'tly arranged sales Rooms "a ~" be @
have made these improvements I" meet 'ht
ants ot constantly increasing trade ana DC v "'Nt
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL. dealers that we ha'"h'" ~
store and daily receiving largest aud most dcsr or
of CLOTHING have ever exhibited or 10 n f''h III rue
south have been engaged IN the trade IA tlt cit.
Tor tefD pars and having thus obtained tn kn"" 'e" 4
III. want, of the and being more aigy engaged IL
tho ma sale ot t",hmg than auN "ih't l"ne N
the state " hclnve offer the greatest "f a"s - P"r
chasrs By"very arrival shall make addition. 10 "n "'
of ali at Is fashionable aud purehs"N VIII at all
times hnd II complete assortment oi -ur"r Puhl} 'iplii
mo and GENTLEMENS ftRNlSHlN" GOODS In store
and tor sac upon IIBtHAL TthMs
Wholesale and Retail depai imens distinct an "h separate
OF X, AM h''io "a u'
ing business IS respectfully solicl;cd ~
KEEN. BALDWIN & co.
nun oOts lus Mann rect Eiuhmond Va
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NIrED STATES liOEEl,
WARRINGTON u C

fvNE rndcrsgncd respectfully informs hs friends and the
public generally that thi- Hotel has been ErcsIy enlarg
al hA the addition large rnafs aud hamhen;
also and alr atoms have T.. Ell made In
TIA" llutc proper, vii Ii enables Ian a a>~ato all Nh" mako
iis thea hour. Whist ia Metropolis thai II shalt be
plcric lie hopes hy strict
attention 10 he wants ol h as i"mer continuance oi
ihc patronage 81 hhral, hosInwo od uuu hun hor'tnnrr
Ih- onl, Lo.l hrh chtr,~ les ihau & ~ day
nov tly /. % SMITH Proprietor.
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HI this day received large lot of
very hne Being somewhat pressed for room, and
for money will dispose of them early applicants
for q very small advance on cost
W. Is EDWARD J. FOLKEs.
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- L. trEHS [. -. naN1n sr1N,k, t,,sruHs
\ n ttMrBtLL. IINIfK uftf. -,
upEGbRs. CANPREb. \. n 90 ,eBn0krr.. IN
4 Wall Nrw York. buy and sell uucurr.ht money
tL"eks, drafts, makc coic'ans at ali po"t'in the m
ted Canada otdCr thr purchase or saie
Snrks Eouis and other securities t"mmis,b'n anu
conduct with rompness the general banking husuSsS IN All
its departments -
The tim III lynchhurp Is Peters, S,cnc" Go" who viii
give prompt husns entrusted 10 th,m
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VRRV IWPORTANf NOTICE.-A large
"A lot of Blankets Shawls and Cloaks a. prime cost, th
many ell Wooen Goodf, which will be sold cheap
ian l2-du N. 0UGGENIEINER
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NEW s'AMIuY GROCERY,

Al ill., cid eianl ct Mckiunc, \ Nas.
ON MAIN sEKEET,
Oppasitc 10 the Drug Store at Saher \ Jones.
fNlIE nut,r-fu,i haNing removed hia rsab smu anl
strhH tne,' hs sorh, now of - ihr mot N u'i'r
,mets Of tNNIiN GROCERIES,, where 40 h. had al n
singh establishment l,s aud NJ prices To sui ihc uurs
la Hihtea L. l sefk ut t.o,rIics he has niso ~ AE
DRY tibits nlICh hc " III sell low for I luht
NJ" requ,-tei Il ttl htd examine for themselves
lin IdlV J. II. SOLOMON.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS,


hENGA1. CARD Ater CONSUL Oesss-srcA
, tailau With many al the lCadms Dentists Yy5[3SI
"i this lhe sulJu,t 81 tNtf4etnE LILY W
tooth by the aid IT eoctr,, ity. " hieh u,nit iHt,
the at The toS>tnn, and nav
ing given satisfactory trial "i several wc'kr !
have concluded to adopt 1t in IN, rfactic"
Nrt, KoHERr EARLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

nUR assortment IL complete Having added many
house keeping goods 10 former stock prepared
TO accommodate all In want of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery Walters Chatting Dishes
Table and Floor Oil Cloths Oh Shades Glib cornce, OGDEN
Willow Ware and Wire FeDdrr Brass and Bronz
And Irons Steel Shoy and T0ngs Sausage
Cutters. Shears. Scissors &c
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single Guns, Ammuni.
Carriage Buggy Trimmings Carpenters, Mil virgins,
Blacksmhs and CooDeTs Toos Farming AMI hardening I'm.
pements Circular and all other saws including Pruning and
Butchers Saws Coil Rope &c. &c.
would call special attention TO stock OF RIFLES,
manufactured expressly for and warranted in every In
We slsb the agents for LEATHER BELTIN1.
&c &C. Our prices uniform and our goods selected with
care quality We respectfully invite
nation by purchasers
2e dts COLHOUNS WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

for the hair that have been invented Woods pro
claims the first place viii certainly restore the natural col
of tho hair. tho directions followed for sufficient
lensth uf time II also has produced Astonishing effects u
bringing growth OF hair where ths head had been
vosy bald Wood does not pretend that IL will do this In all
aud think HIS candor good mnendation ri
tho virtues hch his restorative really possesses II the
Of tho hair destro. ed human power make them
again but where there vitality left In the root
tie will the hair all Its pristine
1t has dono this repeatedly when all ohor remedies Ind faed
II Is worth while IN all make the pcmepA
For clearing head dandru and thck enng
ening the hair II has rival WeaerH Patriot.
Sold by all good Druggists fjan e-,w
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Hollow q e Otnt6mcn1.-PIIrs n0d FIsaM1n, md
tho other suIrnt disorders uteru. or
bon els relieved and removed BY few applications this
Ointment preceded by warm lamentations. Ys who suffer
fo these of tho should ose
heed Of this friendly warning Sold tho No
HI aiden Lane Now ork and by all Druggts ~ o5e c
and ~ per ttan l4iw.