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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-18

50 wide is the field Of it, usefulness and So
numerous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abou1tds IN persons
publicly known who have been restored frou
alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried, lis superior
ity over every other medicine of is kind Is too
apparent 10 escape observation, and where ii-
virtues ar known, the puhlc 10 longer hesitate
what antiCtoic to employ for the distressing aud
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident 10 our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed aud been discarded. this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits ON the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced
forgotten.
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Medical Notice.

nR A. GEiGhk has ilsoefiated with him
~ ia the hraoticeof uedieint ana surgery, lir D.
h. Slephens, late Of 81 Johns il0spilel5 CsneinRati
Prompt attentiOH viii he given 70 al calls ia their
profession. Ohise, aOGth east cornef oe Filtf ana
Jefferson streets. N Wa mNal
f'PINK EYES, esa
.trn Bush best quality Of Pihk.eye rotatoes
lDU iuat resolved from the Narfh.Neat In prime
eonaiilon, aud ~ sele ~ nc aiopef
W. "a bhANuh NunllG and Co.
apfl2 ~. W 500, ~ siFeei, Dayton
r DI65OLuTIoR ~
THE Firm Of Barnett. 4 Eiehelberger Is
x this day, y mutual conseht, dissolved. Eifhef
III the paflners Uil attend 10 settling ie htlness
ef the urn, and the mama VI TIE hgm viii be used
40 N All Reitlelnenig are elefted
o. H. HAHAFIT
layieq. Maya ~. wM EicHktBRkeNR
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness.
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
ton and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
Disease.
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DAILY EMPIRE.

W AZ the feqnest of numerous misses" +" we
poblish The following address aod reply. Start
out your May parties, and put them ia rehear.
sal
Address to the Queen
Beautiful queen Of May, we twine
tn, garland wreath around Thy brow;
To thee We bend our humble shrine,
While gladsOme music soft and low,
Floats on the breeze
Through rustling leaves,
Aud playing pleasant valentine
To welcome our gay and bright young
queen
To her yernal throne upon the green
We deck thee DER with dew .gemd nuwers
That from some silent hooks come stray ing,
And like The silver ringing showers,
All, all, their little love notes saying,
While gay birds siug
Aud echoes ring,
From every oue that's out a.Alaying
And thus, with hearts aud voices gay,
We crown lhee-Beautiful Queen Of May.
Upon the hills sweet perfume grows,
And round the trees the squirrels are cha
sing;
While just below the river Anws,
And on lis banks we all are racirg,
With hearts so gay,
Sweet queen Of May,
Our treasures all on thee are placing;
Aud thus, dear queen, may every day
BE 10 thy heart u blooming May
THE QUEENS REPLY.
Dear friends, my soul with pleasure fills,
And through each vein lis sweetly PLAYING
Like perfume from the distant hills,
That 90 the gentle breeze comes straying.
While on this throne, meath stately limbs,
You've crown'd me queen Of this our May
ing,
40, how my fancy scars aud skins
Like yon fiful swallow playingl'
Like bowers Of snow, the trcos IN bloom,
All stand to court the bee that's winging
Aud in the depth Of their perfu3e,
A whole community is singing.
All through the woods, bright, happy toNes
Come from the children on their marches
Some gathering meek.eyed amen ONES
"Some under howery iris arches"
Aiaf and near their music chimes
And all the wood il set n ringing
With their sweet, Joyous happy rhymes
As on their way they go n singing.
O how roy heart is filled with 10y,
While thus around the grove you're staying
Aud may your hearts, pure from alloy,
BE ever found, as nova Maying
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,Hamiiton n and D DsytonR.F
@mMaI
cHAYcE oFTTME

UHANGE OF TTME,
I'M aud after Monday April II, 1859, Passen
" gOrTrains willleavethe e6thstreetDepot,D Day
ton for Cincinnati,as follows:
Returning Trains.
At 500 a. M, sos a. NJ, 400 p. m, and 80
p. m.
Wall leave Cincinnati for Dayton,a at 800
q. m, 8 90 a, M, 4.30 p. m. and 90 p. m.
The 7.30 p. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Midilatown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
aDr9 DANIEL McLAREN Sup't'
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MCKINNEY & CO,
WHOLESALE AMI HEIAL
Crecers and Gen'l Commission Merchants,

M T. NJ, nov Ia rreeipi Of our spring stock II Groceries,
w Iron, Steel, staple nry Goods AZ. consisting at
tuta, Orleans aud cJGce sugar, various grades,
Loaf Crushed. Gnnuiait-i and Pos icf.,i sugar
IAgura, Eo, Java. Mocha and santos toh,s;
sperm, Wax, AiAmanilnc and Y allow I andl.s,
lirown and Fancy Saate. sAriou. brands,
fcas, Golden chop. Imperial Plantation, Delicious oolong &c;
spices Of every Kind: SOLE I<aiher. g,s-i and damaged. purr
Cider Vinegar Liverpool ami Ground Alum salt Cotton Yarn.
all Nos Virginia and Western cured Hacon: Ne. Halifax
ll,rrings ia wbulc and hall barrels; No. and 3 Mack.r-l, IN
kits No. | Peruvian Guano: Old Dominion Nails, Engii., rein
81 Iron; Hand, Hoop and Sheet Iron: Norway Nail R"is, Ac:
Cast, shear and llsi.fel steel; Wagpn Boxes, all sikr.-i"-
xrilcr ~ith n general assortment Of staple Dry G'r-ls, such AZ
No. and = oynahurg. Bleaelc.i aud Brown shihings and
shcctings. Burlnps. ilnnianniion Linen, tuitunnt,s ~iriIai
Dfnaburgs, frinis. Giaghams, DC. Ne. la vh,ch They respect.
uNy ask AN examinations from their friends and the public gen.
rally.
~ Particular attention paid to consignments Of all kind. OF
Country Produce. april 2olIs
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SAMUEL A. BOYD,

AS removed again 70 his old stand on Main street, ansr
II having fitted Il up In a splendid sye, and filled II with the
mos. attractive and elegant a..ottunent OF ror~ CONFECTIONERY,
FANCY acope, rErTTs,# &C. &C. HIS articles are all new, and con
siilate the most extensive assortmeni u sorIoNs fr the chill
.lrcn aud pklicAcIEs for the table ever before onescd In Lynch
burg dec 23Jls
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Rufin's Phospho Peruvian Guam
New Millinery and Fancy Store.

NOW uAAulIiSIy duO d1Cy OIoAo'
MISS ROSENSTIEL &GUENTIIEE
MAKE pleasure in announcing to the ladies and citizens oil
Ltnchburg and surrounding country that they have taken
Tie upstairs hoor Of the Warwick House, where the! WILL gu
aud after THURSDAY, the 18th inst, offer for inspection an enllfe
new and large stock of Paris Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Bon
nets, Caps. Coihuers, Head Dresses, Pins, Nets, Je~eir!, oriia'
nlehts Enibroidcries, kuches, French Corsets, Hoop skiris, La,
dies Hose, Gloves, saxOny Yarns, real Brusscl, French, lhrtai
AMI Blond Laccs.
The Ladies are respectfully and specially solicited to cal ana
examine our stock Of goods, which are of the latest styles, an
which we will sell at Wholesale or retail. All we AS. is a trial,
M we are confident We can offer such ndncements to purehas
crs as must secure their orlers sept l5-dly
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

81 IVA W III AhkAk M ID
"I(EDCCED RATES.-Thc L. b. Mail Steamers
IL JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, aud HOA' xSxFik
NOkE, Capt SKINNER, will carry passengers 10 and skh8s
from Virginia at REDUCED RATES.
The JAMES TOWN, Capt. PARRISH, leaves Eichmona yo,x
TUESDAY, afternoon, At o'clock, City Point same ry.,;..
and Norfolk on "Wednesday, a, IL O'Clock, noon. for New y pms
arriving there early next day, ahd in time to cosu,pl Win IN.
lines gong East aud North. IN "e
The ROANOKE, Capt sKIsSEK, leaves Richmond ever,
FRIDAY afternoon, NJ 1 O'Clock, City Point next m,rnin., =, =,
y O'clock, and Portsmouth,, same evening, for New York. asn. a.
Ing next evening. I'M "''''
Il r G..
The jamestown leaves N,w FORK, from Pier Ma n yo,,h
River, ever! saturday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. for Norf,lt p"
tcrsbury and demonstrating Freight for each plac,
The iioanohe leaves New York, from Pier M. * Norh Pin.
or, every Wednesday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock for Portsmouth.
Petersburg and lsiclnnOnd-taking Freight for each place. '
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, stateroom included, between Norfolk and New
i"hs : G
c'efasc I"ssase,- e.. u. e. 80. ..... =. -. 49,. 1
Passage, siaieroom included, between Richmond, Peters
burg and New ork, ......... ..... =
Stccrugc PASSAGE. $50. -. ..... -. -. ;
Passage, staterooni included, between Lynchburg and New
i"h' '''-.'''':. :.:''' go. .-.............. IL
Passage To and from Norfolk, same ms by the River bouts.
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
The new and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will SON
be put upon 1he line, nj the same rates rs above, forming a Tn.
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply 10 LEE, ROOKIE L Co, Agents,
hIrll Judis. Main Street, Lynclburg, Va.
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lust A:EiNED.-Wc have just received a superior iot Of
- BAidmor. Bnckwbeai Flour, put up In quarter sack Of %
rI,-tnrthtnge Vra. For sale On accommodating terms
lnov T. isl SOLOMON n MussEE's.
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TINllE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the UNI
Il dcrsigncd, at the old stand, No. IA, Main Street, where he
viii be pleased To receive u continuance of the very liberal pu-
tronage bestowed upon the late concern, assuring all who may
call that every effort will bc given 10 render satisfaction in style
of Pictures, rates Of charges, &c.
W. aiso have the agency for the QcAKERCI DouBLg THREAD
Lock STITCH SEWING MACHINES. II hens. fels, tucks, gathers
and embroilers, and does all the work of the best $i25 Machines
- Is lar more staple aud less complicated than any other Ma
chine, aud is sold at the very low prices of $40 and .5o. Best
Cabinet Machine 4I5. lie has the Patent Adjustable lIemm,r
manufactured expressly Tor the Quaker City Machine. The only
one that hens AL widths and thickness. From the large num-.
Der sold by y. ;. Tanner Il Co., while acting as agents, and the
general satisfaction which the Machines have given, The under
signed feels no hesitation in recommending them as the best
nov ia use. Call and examine them. N. s. TANNER,
oct dts No. ia Main Street. lynchbury. Va.
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CARD.

WE have thi. day add our stock Of LIQUORS. sHGARs
w A., to Mr. Joseph II. smith, late q the Hewitt HOUSE,
Li-rty. Va
In retiring from nnr present business ve beg 10 tender our
thaaks IL our friends and the publte. for The hbrrai Patronage
b-.iowe ell, and most cordially recommend our saeeesanr as fah!
worthy Of tneir continued sasofA
D-etmter II, lS9. II. ". uARkIs Il Co.
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BALTIMORE
no,ioa to Shipper O Tobacco to the West.

NOIIC8 10 nARRD
ruvur ,nae,,irped are prepared TO give increased facilities 10
.hi.t~r Of fobsseo 70 shs Heat having shortened the nine
oS,,ansit and reduced The nate frnm Third 10 fourth elias
Thrn1h receipts given 10 the principal points In The West, oy
p.iirosi or the ohio River, and freghis guaranteed y ios az
ix n other line. The only trsnshipment between naitnofe,
GiarinnriL Indianapolis, 81 Louis and Chicago, IL maze NJ Pits
hnry dirrctl, from car y, car, under cover, thereby aSoiuing
.sssase and feriasc, and all damage On Tobacco from exp's'
urc. -, -u.na ~. pfu.l,ro
AA9sAW Il K0OSs,
No. ~ North Street, Baltimore.
PETER 10 Je.se Hare K Co., W. D.. Miller. andI L. Clayton,
LyDci,Inrs; Jacob Heaid Il Co, and Jacob Brandt, ~, Bal'i-
inore. y-
T.tweekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
r. THE Powhaian Steamboat Company Steam
E@z2Er1s ers, GEO. PEABODY, Capt RICHARD PRIrcn-
AID. aud BELyfDERE, Capt. WV. kEEsE, will leave Rich
m nd for Baltimore every Tuesday, 1hnrsddy and saturday.
REruKSISs, will leave Baltimore for Richmond every 1hssdny,
TAHrsday and Saturday, thereby enat' ing shippers aud Pas
scngtrs 10 have m opportunity Of y communication between the
Two points every other day.
~ Freight received IN both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort, these fine Steamers are equal, VI not
superior, To my of their class to be found In this or any other
city. These Steamers having been fitted out with splendid State
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended io the
travelling and feigiting community as the most comfortable,
cheapest, aud speedy mode VI transportation between the two
points.
TICKETS can be procured at our onice, Sh0ckoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or u, the steamers Landing, Rocket
j. X v. CURRlE, Agents, Richmond.
sept Idly J. BRANDT, JR, No. 8 Light ST., Baltimore.
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s1MI.BITUMINOUS 0 A

Willis Mountain OF Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
FUNlE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
l. side Railroad Company to deliver COAL from the new
Piedmont Mines To the City Of %Lynehburg, has established u
COAL YARD on the Island and appoinlel K. 4. SINS, a well
known citizen of this place, Agent Tor It's sale and delivery, to
whom please apply.
TINS Coal is produced from the mines of DeBow Il Co, who
tty OF Goal that may be required, in good marketable order. II
is naturally free from slate and other impurities, and is more
durable, under Combustion, than ordinary Bituminous CoaL, by
twcni. five per cent. It Is now used exclusively In Farmviue.
1nEsE MINES are only about 30 miles from this city, and over
the easy grades of the south-side road, and are beyond The inhu-
ence OF competition in this market. The prices, therefore, will
be reduced according To the quantity consumed. For the pres
ent, they will be:
For Crate Coal. % CENTS per busbel
~ nan a.. .................... ~ "
For Shop Coal .... Is " " "
sept 26-d3m JOHN A. DAIRY
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No. "a Sycamore Street. Petersh.u
III HATS, CAPS, AND FURs =.
- JOHN DOOLEY

tEO' % tut 6UfOCD, 1kICI1IuOnO. Va
$ now ready to exhibit an unusually large assorina, a.,
l. in the Hat, Cap mud Fur line. 'eods
The stock CONSISTS Of all the popular sty,es or
HATS AND CAPS
now in use, viz: the rich and beautiful Mole sl,n 49,
his own and Of Northern Manufacture; The Son ~ 4 na' Of
French style, Ledger style, Bell crown; Ilani.T,. r. = a. has,
WOOL HATS, "1 bha
from The lowest quality servants to The finest saxony wool.
MENIs, Bol's AND CHILDEI Ms 1Ais'
Of Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, Nc.. Ac -
LADIES RIDING HATS.
of Beaver, black and brown and richly trimmed N,I,,,.
ClIll.DkEN'S HATS AND CAPS
OF latest styles, some Just imported from Pari,-,r,b, $50.
LADIES' FURs, P"'efhsi
Nictorines, Tippcts, Half Iapes, Caues. Muns. N,0.,.m.
thldrcn's and Misses furs, all qualities and sl,l.,. N''' ad
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING IoHis
Wolf, Buffalo, Persian, Chinese lined and rough.
Merchants aud dealers ARE particular, m, iLI II x,,ni.
extensive stock, for no effort is spared 10 mai. ria an'oe us
good II market 10 purchase In us any other In hi. coun,r, ia
sept 5-dts JoUN n""i!s.
II IIApICE- ALBANIA u u
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles,

april 10 dly.
Fire, Life and Marine a=--a.SC
LynchbuIg Hose & Fire Insurance Company,
Il Fire on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Factories and
other buildings, or Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
generally, In town and country on The most favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance ON the lives Of all persons enjoying
good health, and OF sound constitution for the whole duration
of life, or for u limited period.
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations, will be insured on
reasonable terms
The Company will also take marine risks from and 10 any Of
the Northern VI Southern Ports, at favorable rates.
BOARD W DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ. COBBS, Vice President,
GEORGE ID. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DlRECToRs.
JuHs ORGY TAYLOR, WV. T. ASpERsoS,
JAMES y. PAYNE, JoHS I. DAVIS,
wv. IL. srRArroS, MAURICE :. LAsGuoRNE,
SAMUEL ii. MCKINNEY, CnAs X. SLAuGHTER.
JAS. G. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary.
Da. Nm; orWA1 OWEN, Medical Examiners.
The Medical Examination Of subjects for insurance will be
made AT the Office of the Company on each day between the
hours Of 2 and 1 O'clock. L. NJ. feb 23-dis
Manipulated Guano.
M offer TO the Planters of Virginia Il Guano prepared bv
w us, us follows:
1000 lbs. of the best Peruvian Guano tina, can be procured,
$40 lbs. of the best Sombrero Guano, containing full - per
cent. Of the Phosphate OF Lime,
200 lbs. Of the best ground Plaster, for which we pay y per
ton, extra.
All well mixed together.
Planters and others are invited TO examine The article. From
The best Information We can obtain, WI believe this mixture is
enc of the best that can be- prepared for The Virginia lands.
Price To Planters $4s per ton, Ut ~ per ton less when they
furnish the bags.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co,
sept - dts Richmond, Va.
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August l,lh, lsg.
r = rr- -yrr-~~-z- -r--r--Es1 -EaIr--.ET
~ Y3M ,Nyl.aes Ts@sse<.TF--g
4 \ ani ai,er August 81, t"o passenger lrairs al be run
~ on lie southsiie Railroad, lea, ing L%ynchburg US follows
Msil Train dali, al |. a. NJ.
Second Train daily, except sundays, at 1890, L. NJ.
Both these trains connect with the Richmond ~ Danvilhc
trains 10 Richmond and The North. Ihe second train connect.
III Pete rsburg will the trains Ia Norfolk and " cilou.
These trains also connect with three tri-wcrkIy lines Of
Steamships from tity Point to New York, Philadelphia and
Balumore, NIL ma magnificent Steamers, with The best accOinmoda-
tions Tor passenger. The Railroad 10 Norfolk connects with
daily steam Packets 10 Baltimore.
Inc agent OF the Soutlallc Railroad Co. ut Lynchburg, will
furnish any further Information respecting these lines.
aug Its II. u. BIRD, Genl Sup't.
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SCHEME.

b5,syo pnIeA amounting 10. Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,2ts,VOJ
Tickets 20, Halves $40, Quartefs ~, Eighths t2.51.
"A Certificate Of Package Of 70 Wholea cost. ......... t2q9 %
do. do. - HaiveA,. . ,...-.-.. ip 80
DO. do 70 quarters, ,......... IL 10
DO. do. 70 ktghthA, ,...,.... VI 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class NINE,
To Be drawn in Wilmington, Del, Wednesday, dec. 81, 1879.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EAkTHENWARE
No LIZ Main StIeet. Eichmopd Va

NO HEREWITH beg leave to inform my friends and
the public generally, that | am now In receipt OF my
FALL. STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
han II ha ever before been-enbracing Decorated and cold
Band D1~ner, Tea and Toilet Sets; Pitchers, Dsshes, Plate,
70, DC Also, Waite CANA dnd Grtinife, Of the best shapes
and styles, In sets and by the angle pair. Ny stock for The
WHOLESALE TRApR, | have selected with great care, and feel
isured thai can sell as low Us any re-packing house In The
United States; as l receive my goods directly from the manufac-
Iurer. A call Is respectfully solicited.
July 22-dly q. Il. TAYLOR, Richmond. Va
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uOR producing, In q few minutes, u brilliant and nutritious
Il Jelly, Blanc Mango, Creams DC. and for thickening and
improving Soups and Gra,ies-This preparation 10 guaranteed
to be obtained solely from Fresh Calves Feet, 80 that the ab.
sencc of impunty Of every Kind may be implicitly relied upon.
II IN STRONGLY recommended Ms making n firm, bright, and beau
tiful Jelly, either for Domestic urposes, or Tor The usu Of lnvH-
lids For sale by Loot ly.dtsl ". A. SrkOTlIEk 4 co.
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Horses for sale.
ME have six good Saddle and Work HORSES for salt. =
w Thos" in need Of horses will please give US a call. 80
oct 8dls FRANKLIN II co.
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Notice.
kNRENCH, German md American PLATE LooKISo.o,Asa in
Il plain and fame, Gill; Rosewood, Walnut and Mnhovnnv
Frames, al greatly reduced prices, NJ the old stand.
JOHN L. WINSTON.
sep, edits No. 10 Main ST.. opposite the NoryeIl vnn,.
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Servants Wantad

4 tORN MEAL. LUMP N GROUND PLASTEE.-The
undersigned has rented from Mcssrs. ~Ianghorne " Johns
their Corn and Plaster Mill. He win keep constantly on hand
the above articles, which ne will sell cheap TO punctual custom.
es. CHAS 4. LtNGHntNE Sola ,,.u,
march 4-dts for the sale OF Western Plaster in tb. city
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Ready-Made Clothing at Cost.
HAVE II stock OF coarse Clothing on hand, which | offer 70
u si''e al Cost 'or Cash. DAVID LAWSON,
NJ RrlAw. %
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FuNHE attention Of the Farmers is called TO this valuable Fer.
hlizer, from Jarvis Island, in the Pacific Ocean. and in
possession OF the American Guano Company by a formal aci Of
The U. ,. Government, The principal ingredient Of the Amer.
tsa, G"an ,i !; the Phosphate and sulPhate of Lime in soluble
be Initiated by art. 1t also has sufficient Animal Organic Mai.
Ter, yielding Ammonia To produce an immediate and abundant
crop. IL does not act as a stimulant, but confers a lasting bene.
lit upon the soil amer the crop has been harvested. Though it
was oniy Introduced in Virginia in April, it has been tried with
marked effect, and Is rapidly increasing in favor. Upon Wheat
II has been tried with astonishing results, not only producing a
crop, but insuringa superior stand OF grass This Guano is put
up IN bags or barrels, with the trade mark THE American Eaglc)
and my name upon each package, and Is Warranted to be pure.
FELIX ii. CAVE,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, Richmond.
MOSES LACY,
oct 6-d1y Agent for Lynchburg.
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40 STOLEN, from my farm near IIowardsville, OF
IfAS wednesday of last week, A GRE HORSE, three OF
lA4l four years old, medium siZe. Twenty dollars rewar
viii tie given, for the apprehension or The thief, and a liberal re
"aru ir 'e HORSE. j. q. LEWIS,
sept l6-dts ScottsyilIe aIh,n,rIe "a
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HIsCELLANEoUs

Lynchburg Ambrotype and Photographic
n II d T.
ID. H. BLISS,
No!l32 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
II EEPs con.tsnil, On hand q good a.-rsm-ni Of article.
IN pertaining to Tho Photographs An. which he -. prepared
" furnish 10 the trade upon the tpo.l r-Asonahie ierna
Nj. n. having had practical experience In the art II picture
making for several YEAR,, feels confident that be Il 10 abit 10 give
entire satisfaction TO In. customers in ibs srlection Of articles
used In The business.
order. from The coun,, rsomp4l, .ad faithfully attended tn.
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