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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

Il is co.soling 10 know thas tie pres.
eut leaders Of tho Democratic party
know little more than al the Statesmen
Of the nasion Who have gone before them.
Truly the Democratic party i gress,-
"Yive "a humbug." rs A.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

All persons DESTROYS OF . NOR. particular state
ment, will lind full report on the Cour, House
! door, together with gu exhibit Of all warrants
issued and synsPsis Of oil claims presented and
audited aud allowed during the year closing July
! 4th, 1859, attached.
I GEO. SMITH, Co. Judge.
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s9;,sss.ss Sas.3si.7. s47,sss. 81

From The above twill be seen that the County
Tax for the ensuing year viii be less than that 81
1851 by Sla54s.sa, and less than that Of 1853
sl,e:sls. and that the aggregate Of State, Conn.
u, School and Railroad taxes for this year will
bs less By 9, 79a.ei than was the amount Of Coun.
Is tax alone in 1885,; and that the whole amount
Of this year will bc little more than hail that Of
1851. .ss ..-. Z zse=-s..z. fl
THE STATE or IOWA, CEpAE CoeSrY.
thereby certify the above to Le correct a
verify believe. GEORGE SMITH.
- s.-. vst Judge Of Cedar county, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

~: Hon Rufus Choate, Of Basson,
died q, Halifax on the 9Th inst, he had
started for Europe. bu, his health failed
too fast, and he stopped At Halifax.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

1AAlox BuAR.-A marble shsft recent
II erected over the remains Of Aaron
Burr, 10. the graveyard in Hineeton.
New sr;ey. has been mutlsted and
broken b. some persons unknown. The
shaft vs. erected By stealth, no one know.
Ing Who PVT il there. III
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

The Cedar Dsnacras ssys sha Gen.
Ides . pos.ial .sp 20" Dis Wy
ss8usws ,s,h. on ki.e Of -. whs
ssll know that g A-s - 10 hce afof
sSc.,y years. s.s 4
sNo political aspirsO.'' indeed, Why
he don't know what !, Is to live OUT Of
olhce, bat tn. prospects src NOW good'
for hi. having abundant tine and oppor'
.uni.s to study and mediate upon thu
portrsit of The Qusss 1t Spa;o vhish b
80 earnestly begged Of her Catholic Msj
o..y. Hi. g;ssocra.io sendeuciss sr'
evident. 10 v3ds#a go ~ p
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

The Kansas Constitutional Cow
have fixed the present northarn bounds
r Of the Territory a. the nerthern boun-
dary of the State. tr.}s a ~ .@
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Death to all Vcrnain.

II Is TRULY WONDERFUL Win
what certainty Rats, Reaches, Mice,
Ground Mice, Bed buss, Ants, Mo.hs,
Mosquitoes, Elcas, Insects on Animals,
in short every species Of Nernin, are
utterly destroyed by w ~ ter vase
s.Cos,ar'se Rat, Roach, &c. Externi.ator,
..Cosaar's'' Ded.sugs Ea,cr.ninator
ssCostar's'' Electric PowAer.lor Isxccta,Ac
(rHE ONLY isFALLlsLx KExapE,s Sxowx.l p
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23
SAVING AND CRlNDING.e

4 Ii. THOSE In want Of either II the above
n can BE- accommodated b. calling On TIE ~.
dersigned ct the Forest Mills, (late Parks Eel.
wid-r'x) where II can b. hsd ON short nosics; end
those from : distance may depend On getsiaK
their grinding with them ~ ruesdsys ood Fri.
days.
Flour Corn Meal, end feed Of al ki1ds, % hsaa
| or furnished 70 order.
June 18TH 1859. ia W. SHEARER
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No Spring wheat is worth - cents
IN Chicago, Standard is worth Soto So
cents. -.z
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

Mr.. L. W. Sprats Of South, catoisa.
shs pssaiise tasher Of the pcy 4lsys trade,
Is lec,usiag o. HE oE.rriug 10 Savannah.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

Amtto be raised for Co. purposes sls,9os.si
The whole amount TO be raised for the several
funds the ensuing year, will compare with the
.wo IRE vious years a Follows:
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FLOUR. FLOUR, rr.n
EsTRAY uORxR.

NIEcHA NICSyn.LE, Cedar cou.,v Ia. !.
WI ~ l2th A. D. 1850 raken rp ~ H.r,.
Bsgiey one sofrel Horse ak years old last .nss.
Ahest fossteen and . half Aaads hish, ecn,s,
sosoreaa eyes. no other marie pereejyahie' ~
Appraised 1t Eighty DoIlan before b. =. CO..,
stocx Justice u The Peaes. II e : -
1s-sn- s-sa G.P. INGAAN. Cerh.
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i u II AALr-

i. u LAN.E NUMBER Of desirable LOTS A..
Enquire oe HI .4 = O. noree@
Upton. March "a, u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

MSiAEA ssperior los u hssr "a ysl.,
~ sis kAisias. fsr sale BY - ven
tahH M J. ErsENRARr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23
MONEY TO LOAN

FIRST CLASS SECURITY. nj fair rates
~ Apply to c. AUGUSTUS HAslIAN1,
JAY I'll p DAvExrJRr. low
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LIABILITIES OF THE COUNTY.

lcc'ts for ysar end'g July I, le9e 49,
Oueatsndtng war'nts July 4 400, 5!s45.n -. q
CO. bonds issued on new G. H., dW SI1seOo.s"
m.,.,... &.... a~ # !. 12,s4l.A6
The above shows that ,the liabilities o. the
County. including the bonds issued on the
new Court House, exceed the asseis Of the coun'
ty by $22A4.4s-but not including County bonds
switch have yet about four years to ruh) the
amount OF assets over liabilities - S. - 81
There are also assets in addition 70 the above
| o. old Court House and fixtures. Jail and lots,
| new Cour, House. &c. Of probably, SIS,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

jsst rsreivSa - S....L
AYG, SMOKER 4 EIsES1NRT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

- On she l4th last. Aoas. Sasnain
x.lkAd across the Niagara river CO his
tight rope backwards yheo "ear the
es,s~ hs SCI dowh aud EeA bi.2has aloss
While Capt. travis, who was stationed
an the Maid Of the Mist. about 800 feet
.b,ye . point hcaea,h him, ekot At u,
with ariae. lie trandlsi whssiearrsv
.,er the re,. o. ti.retntn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

a,saR atR kANo "a MANS NsUnAnOE.-
ktFBTschsu "a IfInk FRA iEscsAEcs coprAEr This
nAAes against ar damage ~ ftse %
k-lIs 49, otors Tsbases facssriss - ether eaod
S11Sar.. eooA end nssehsn1iss gunsrnAy.t IN
sesrn And esansry a Ne osss favorable terra
~ 5nsurencs e hs lives Of ali Perspne enjoying
ees1 kee fsrhe whels esrssn OF
Save employ i ordinary viii Insured on
rsassnabts tsslaA -,
~ lony n siss tahs risks from aaA ssJ ef
A. NaesRr4n u poutbern Ports, favorabis rates
DOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN nOniN MCDANIEL. Pressdsni,
JANEo =. cobn8. Vice frssiasnt
0NORQn D. THURMAN. Chisf Engineer
DIRECTORS.
JoHH OTky TAYLOR, sAAtEL IL MCKINNEY
DgxrER OTEr sAhusI 1AkLAAp.
JAAks q. PAINE JOHN T. DAVIS
Mn SrHArroR MAuHiuE D. LANdHoksk.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CkEED r. WILLS. sccr'y
Ps w \ o a,..ia OWES Medical Examiners.
The Medical OF subertsfor Insurance VIII De
made Omre the Company each day between tho
hours o = aud o'clock r. ~. ifeb u"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

A SouxD PLArToRx.-The editor Of the South
ern Star, Democratic paper, being sick recently
had 10 avail himself Of the services Of friend in
the Management Of his paper. The friend was an
old Wing, but Of course did not avail his acciden
tai position to change the politics Of the paper.
On liking the helm he announced the following
a. his platform very good one, and worthy Of
Wing aoosptance:
l. Wesrs opposed TO spirituous, vinous,a and NAL,
liquors. with perhapsa mental reservation u, fa-
vor Of SCOTCH ale and sherry cobers.
e. We arc In favor Of letting tho Retired Ply
sician'a sands of life" run out.
8. We are in favor Of the passage Of an act
declaring the Mobile and Ohio Railroad nayigabls
to this place.
Lastly. wo are in favor Of crinoline under rll
circumstances. excepting in equestrian performan-
ces
These principles, We believe do not conflict with
the political opinions which our friend has 81
ably advocated In his columns. and upon his re-
covsry ~ will "transmit them unmpaired" to his
keeping.
We Clip the above platform from the Naiio"a'
Istsgi6ese~. We have no objection to the first
three plaAkA and will stick To the last one until
W ct - old to tell . woman from peach
trsa
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hgiai,tal,

- - nzsss The IL. Of d.
60 = ytrlKk lohibfh naxriags unless the
le4iRss Assa - = y - consent of'l'
- vsa-s4dp Arssr. 10 Ii. valley
4 VI ~ b.ssssd VIA sssr comfort q
80 - hn11nEaAnlA - NiA. Jobs east his
80 - Iss:.';:::ssSay sn join ny ;sa "a
e. it. DrulfNkasl nissn girls ID he whole
60. An = eoursship Of SIX weeks, John
M hasrsd happy By the consent Of the fair
II nsxs day John. with friend, went to town
= - - nscssssy documents. with the forms OF
psoouxine whieh he was most lamsntahly ignorant
beine lifeo>sd 10 the Clerks Office. John. with
~ 80 q hesitation informed the urbans Mr..
6soaa tkaE - wss going % GET married 70 Betty
Jooea end wanted % kn0w what he must do to
come DIT dssirable consummation. Mr.. Brown
in blssd emile, informed him that after being
saais6sd hat no legal impediment prevented. he
vsseaUnsts lice.ss;
"A1ow nj" said Brown, 70 ask you few vques-
tioass Ie. srs twenty-one years OF age sup
"Yeas aid John.
40 you solsmnly swear that Betty Jones, the
spin.ssr. y Of lawful age tmade and enacted BY
the Legialatars Of yirginia) to take tho marriage
vowf"
ssWhaes shatr said John. ~
Mr.. B. repeated.
well" said John, "Mr Clerk, want 70 get
married, but Joined the church at the last re-
vivsl. and wouldn't swear for hundred dol
lars"
Then. mir, you cannot get married"
Cant get married Good gracious. Mr.. Clerk.
they'll turn me out Of the church II I swear -
Don't refuse me, Mr. Clerk. for heavens sake.
I'll give you ten dollars If you let me Of from
swearing"
Cant do It Mr.. H."
"Hold on, Mr.. Clerk, I'll swear. couldn't
give up Betty for ten churches I'll swear, may
I be id. II she amt eighteen years old-give
me the liesnss."
Altar the Clerk burstod a few buttons Of his
vest he granted the license.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

WknDn PATknT sEvaNaa MAUmnNEs.
w Thu ths most reahle SEWING MACHINE ever
e1sssa - nsrls. sssh N sfe quality Of IT, work It's dn,
sae0V - o0eanaV HeespeSeton OF II v easier learned
Than that q Other Machine while works with
4he ane a. o. TIE heaviest cloth or leather either OF
which woaks IN Superior making straight
sveny laid ssa mach Amor than e~aosry hand work, wss
both sdss q the cloth stitched Alike rvsns beauty
the most elegant hand work ely gsts ost Of working
der rseairss rsea1e and simple sG ssr.tor
perform III ordinary repairs it, until u out wh
thsss sdvansasea other Machnes tel csaAdent
Hfe Passs SseisE MeeAinss will best meet The aats Of
Famiss ~ kinds Of Manufacturing Cothers faler Boot
and Shoe any others requiring seam In theH work
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

GHN0g1N az WING MACMnNES.-ssr~a,
- always the conclusive proof great
judged ~ this tes' there machine bcre The
nAine shs rspststsop linked States they
sxAihts1 As late Expsscu selio here
hsy carried % the highest premium aud great msnutacto
~ y nAhe them has cen bslt In Paris.
9ASva!y Aank OF industry 10 which sowing to be DONE
sss uafhnss be used II pro6t A. the spcsi
e - hallway train 10 70 travelling foot sewing with
eAerH 0Aehines compared With hand sewing No tailor
dAeo0Akag carriage trimmer saddleT halter &c
- shosll - <thost Tie Gsr profit of usng o
tA1a 0A1nea regularly employed Oae thousand Dollars
yese u ~ privsts families where there mset
b 49, teae machines invaluable assistance Planters
eAA esse keepers And them pacasr. and prof.
saoe Thess machines simple In their and
ssnS and Durable besng the only krd Of Sewing Ma
sA.e made BY which every sert d work. hne
cesl1 BE- PERFECTLY Thousands Inferior
bus snger Machines alone have be.s found every
where 70 oAtisfy the wants OF the publc.
Plain pstu lnutructions for using aes with each
shlna ron uAlsA readily Acquire The Of
aging han. fAs osces PACKED secursYso 60 any
part the wesA To al psssass desiring parcuia<
ermazcu. wnl application ~ sasr ehar Of
Aess forward ssDy Of N. singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly dsssasa sSiAs Sewiag Msehias inserse1
J. \. SINGER Co.
Hssacpal 0SBss, No 30 Broadway, New YORK.
DRAHcu ~ Hgnovsr ~, Dosaoa; No "a Chap
S st. New Hovea, CGt Gov6rvie r. r.; No y7t BroA1 u
Nswask, Hy4nA In Chsstna 81. PhLaaslphlA, No. ia5
Batinors - Mmgess Ma ~ wsnmnaGer ~, Providence
r. l., Hoe - ~ ST. Cinssnatl No a. nsssA <th d., 81
Loula Ma a chAnass g. Now 0rlsans No - DsHphiu
a.. Mobite. tdec Md vcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

ORANGE 9 ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
N2RRQ =.
nyng Tr.ln leaves AiezAnAra daily u q m fos Cor
1ous WA connseting with the TrAlns the virsnia eo
trsl fos RolsM MON . sad she WEST, aad with the
Train on the Gap Raro<d for
The Tf.a leave. daily snnaay nlehss excepted q esosa
PaslH and intsrnsdiats points
THROUGH ticksts The Nal hvad Staiion
The TnAINS leavs dsrdcnsvls daily 10 20 A. n asd
10 Is r NJ arriving at Alexandra Al r. n. and A
E3f- No night train Sunday
sp.,i. - J. i: NIokLIs. Tlsls. Arcn,
HNDW No % y q Z. X .--Thc Sea.
II, board Towing aud Transportation Com - h
rsny dosIrous Offering greater sdsc.
shipping produce lido water hass .ic,pai
their Of boats procured the Iron Steamer
kre splendid Iron basEes Path and Hope and
placed tho as be,wxt hiehmoud NORFOLK run
ning toiI0ws
Leave Norfolk Mondays and Thursdays at d A. NJ
Lysehburg aud other ponts havips freight
Norfolk VIII transfer which IN
be u t,chlnoud Dock daily 70 receive freight.
Shippers Norfolk. remindcd consgn tho agents
Richmond (Bsdseford Coz who will rces,.
n torw ard freight 80 OF charge
fre,sht fak<H TIA iOtoes rsfds.
For Iurihrr patti. ulafs apply 10
w T. ANDERSON. Agent at LyneLburg
W. r. COX, Ayen,s = kienmond
GARRISON 4 MAluNE, Agents At Norfolk,
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GUP9D-RROsRMATEO OF Ism e. N isrhell
- kCIonoasb Doas eapsr Phesphsfs Lime, prepared
o0 W0an4 DWe Peruvian 0uano and 9TH long acknowl-
oGuouknlng al tia semenfs Vigorous and
lasaes ek Rof sale ~ ~ ssbscibsr lower price
- RmuvD09aAo 4 hih VIII prove iis sSoeemy andsu.
va1ssH W.T.. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

VNRUK TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES or
WARRAxTrD 70 cURE, AND NO DANCER rRox ixfosUss 70
COLD Price 50 cents per bottle.
D.rle Cosrs or Il. ES..r~ D..sris; pSSi.a ~ D3Ix
'''' ~''''i sEAD D' TIE e ToL Is
Come 70 or oIs so.s and rsS our
sspscabe and respected citizens and many osheG
h"r. 70 whom can refer YOU s.nn0. doubt
other known to Try and you will be
TkuE TURF oIL-Read the following and come to gu,
store and We Ill tell sf otbors who
Mar. Do. ~ sa Sssd portion Of bottle
and .ats pleasure IN saying that found II eectual in
ossssn s rS thu
q. lime Ts Of
Respectfully. i. n. LErrwrcA
Southampton COUNTY. VA. Angus. ls, 1856.
Mes~s Dove + Co :-Gentemen-fcr about Thu four
right until s : size Of
last, then became quite painful testered and great
v.u.tle ruKF OIL and applied according the
borss lady who had similar the side tie muse
s"aSs much as than .as %
she using your TUF OIL and should get WE'LL
give you vi my n.nk' sA' ssr'ihcs!s q 4: :ac.sy
Ths.Soss Voluntary certificate from .1.nssr W.
'aeh Lei 'n''s no 'ansr call and see them
Mkssns DOVE Co. :-Gsn'snsn- horse wa: pa. in
the yard h use, Attempting to jump the
fsnee. end Of fence rai through his
enough to n.sr. your ut 60, ons bottle q ,oar rTnr
OIL applied freely four days he work and IN
two weeks he W. as entirely cured.
ns;pss.ay ysyr LANES
MEssns DovE& Co.-Gentls..s -iIaviug had shor. tim.
since Turf Oh In extraordinary
writnI regard oessu, OF tho community a.
large had due Cpl! In my statie lot which
xls0 Bull The Bull tecame enrsged and
gorsd shoulder depth about eigL. inch
cau.ed rgntful wound my ncghbors were
and they would give IS
ever, determined III. Turf oi use Of
IVY small bo''.s NE is entirely cured
jan2s. H. c. FRIEND.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
cs,,,c,., Nv child had commaaSS Nay it, 1855
fall small which gradually extended ene
to cause me 70 both car. would aros 'A
tried all sors OF advertised aud domestic rsnedes without
OIL began get 20, broke and We ap.
led gan. Ut again began ~ .s worse Ny elder aansn
oksd SO much better When you ussd it," We got another
sased aud halt every day H. and il
was very Offensive One more bottle feel assured will
Youare suled thus .sdOr the benefit Of others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, p. T. CHALK
To Measrs DOSk Il Co.
Asssd the Tr.ah ahsss sur Tart OIL.
RICHMOND, April 10th, 1855
sleigh ride this winter discovered horse.
and the skin OF place larger than my hand from
..sacesrubbing the irsds of<he thigh applied your
Turf Oil, and In day he well. Another
mule which working ny dray became unable
walk Gu sxanioing his foot discovered nail about
long up Ny neighbors ssd
he would be good for nothing drew the mai. Inserted
piece Of lint your Turf OIL and him 90
he has not lost hour, but
also horse badly snayged the outside
places, inches deep
inches vida from which he stiff day Your Turf
I'll applied and brought them out entirely sound
truly greatest remedies for
and have lived drug for several years Use
this you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove Co. j. II. wEIsIaER
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
nov 10 dom Lynchburg
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Omce ssssh.stas RaiIsssA Cssspasy.,
PErxnsBUha, July ist. los. )
lQa q Rsnell

l0a R9eelEp
- Virginia SPRINGS. via South, side railroad from r..
ar.brx Lynehburg VIA Va Tenn aiiroAd from Lynch
Knoxville East lean aud usorsia kairAd Kno..
@ 70 naa ss s Sa.a .ol and from &
from Stevenson via Mepphs and
Through Tickets points the sprusa
baggage checked through Al the oieo South ka
Tie iollo inv schedule South Side ,a,i
road, commencing on SUNDAY next tho 4th July, ns.
.ni containing until further notice..
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Com Getting with the Nchmond aud Danvliis Trains a,
Bnrkc,o aneton) and with the through l., ncL
burg
Arrive at barkevhle une'i"o "'''.''''''''. siio
Arrive Mt Farnyile NJ. ....'......'......... y2o
Leave Lynthhnig daily a.............."..... y3o - "
A Afys at at ,ars.v. Saasoaj las
Arrive Al Petersburg a. ~, $50
Connecting with ReAmond aud Danvile Trains
Leave Petersburg daily at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AN
Aiso AT Bmku,ille tJunction) at. ............2 NJ,
ArrDsc Mt Farmvllls E40 r. NJ.
Arrive NJ Lyoehbarg IT. .......... ........... oias "
Leave Lybehbuig daily NJ. .................. AN.
Arrive At Bnrkcv,lle Junrtion) nj. .S......tl,O NJ
Arrive al Petersburg ut 40 = NJ.
An Accommodation Passenger Car Tor Way lota.
la,oi vi" 10 attached 10 The Train iea,ng Lynrbus Win
fro'st al ou A. NJ and passengers gnns up"r M.s Wit
aud put oil passengers be strictly
III charge the tram and IN NO case w me tam be soped
Wilson's, Ws,yie blaeKs aud hls's. holloway Z.
BurRuvihe kecs igh Hrids. Farmvle Prospeci, Fa,up
nu Evergreen, Appropriations spout spriug, Concord
River
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoGtl side Railroad Frci1ht aud Passenger Trans leave
'otcrsburg daily (Sunda. ssxeepto,I at.....5 A. ii.
Arlfe ~ Cay POINT NJ. "
i
Arrive al ro'e sbarg nj. 10
The apoNe rams connect wiih ths James RIVER steamer
leaving City Point for Norfolk aud saurday
aud tuesday evening with the hne Steamers hoanokc and
Jant bound Tor New York
1hc Afternoon Train this TOAD will b. only when
there business u justify IT, Stopping places to take aud
put oil be strictly observed charge OF
AHd l.. i'll the train ped
Friends Crossiug Cedar Level aud rchett Cross
ing 10 3bi Il b. ..I.I..l l., Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

h SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manulactu red from Formula Of
DR. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist OF Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE VITA TWO
thrds Peruvian Fall seeding and summer
crops altogether Packed bags and fully warrant
ed. Price soU per VI 2.0UU lbs.
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full de-
tail OF this valuable Fertilizer also fun accounts OF npor
lance and inodv oil application, can be had Ut
NJ. HOLLINs CO,
LyuchburR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

4 . as An - N a f9.-A ben asits IL assOa incnt
H, oi CIaueeie ii AlS aud heai tn RUGS,
oct ie.lsl J. A. SIhiLEk n COS.
~ EGAOks WANcED.-n wiil pay the HIGH
IN EST lash PKiCE 10, - orjunkeiy 'ouug NAGROES
oIUoih sexes. Address, NILSOk G. hENLTI,
ausloeJm L,oerty, Va.
4 uMHEK AND sh have
IL yard LunUur OF all rpiions Also
which e.ttuy invite Tho
AtiunIion . those Ia Ca M. SMirH W.
ami
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NEW CASH sTORk.
A G.. l. l. w S,

HAS large and eoma,od,ous house Main ST.
B formerly occupied by Joseph ko~ln ID door alloy"
Ns..rs schoohed and Tharnans Hardware Store and op
pesits Dr. joan H. Ssay's Drug store 1000
Am now RECEIVING large aud selected stock Of RIO
CERikS and APPLE DRY GOODS bought exclusively for
cash which sold prices that cannot fail to gvo
ss,sisc Ion 20 ali may with call, As Am d..
tcrnin. the cash system, extra Induce
Va offered cash buyers, or those desiring to "x
change Tor country produce. ... =.
A stock Of No / PERU WAN GUANO always OH hand
extend particular Invitation the old customers oil The
arm A. T. lewis formerly ia the Dry Goods business In
mar 81 III. A. q. LEWIS
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"FOR"
nERRlNls,s FIRE PROOF SAFES
Ill LEATHER AND RUBBER b ELTlNI
LACE LEATHER
STEAM PACklNG HOSE, &t.
COTTON AND LINEN TNU jES
INSURANCE your Lilo, the ives Of your Servant
Statoners' ALL No q Pearl
Richmond Va kNOWk ES ~ WALFOhD.
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NvICrORIOUs! vICTO Rl u b :!-ThreshinE
Machnes from patterns re proving themselves
vtetofi,us a., Will from the foit
Waite M,)kE q JOSLIH.
This certify that have Of W airrEMoHE Jos
rHPLoIiINo MACHlNES, aud lie them
best seiues operate ND also recommend
any Mac uin have been IN
business several Id they far exceed
AL, had have been the hrosh
IA ou.in.ss SAMUEL D. PATTERSON.
IA ust 5 4,
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Very Rennarkable.-

, AsPIN GROVE Henrico, December ], 1857
MEssRs DOVE 4 Co Extraordinarily horse was put in
the In front OF the ami In Attempting
FENCE end Of fence rail shoulder
nearly penetrating through his brca. CASH large
enough to insert hit bottle your TUKf
OIL aud Applied freely In four days work. aud IN
weeks he entrely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EQE
Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants throughout STATE
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Once OF the Sou tn side Il. IL. Co.,
PETERSBURG, Feb. llth, 1906 }
the regular monthly meeting the Board Directors
"A Il. following Resolution
adopted
Kesov.d Tha tho Freight Agent at Lynchburg hereafter
collect all freight received de
Depot of
iisu ot the Company. Copy from Record
fou l6.ts JAMES h. CUfhBERr, Set y.
NEW FlkM.-The subscribers having asss-
coutiuue Drug the
Whitehead undor the syieof NJ A.
elkUrHEkX Will DO pleased the friends OF
he iurn u puIiy generally. a
Wan. Il. STROTHER,
June ~, 1857. P.p. CHRISTIAN
is
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IN i, ROI.k Ks has she ptcusore Of eMersnx
ILs his something new III the way Oh hECLiN
INu EASY CHAIR, Three positions arc attained III i' one
Char A ia tr supiesI complete and cheapest easy
Chair I'd sale In this market II - heeepthoe
a Tor the ordinary purposes Of an easy
ch.ir Dali and s.. A. h. J. FOLkEs
LIZ