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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-17
CHINA, GLASS, AND nAArHEN WARE
No " Main Stinet- lichmoud Va

CHINA, GLASS, AND nAkrHEN WARE
No Az Main Street Richmond Va
TC) | llEEhWiIH beg leave Ia inform friends and
4 R The public generally, that receipt IT my
NJ FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
hnH has ever before been embracing Dscorat,3
bdRd Dth".r Iea ami Toilet >t Pfcdf,S B,ses, rate
g. g." Also WhHc thiad and GFIRiff best shapes
nd styles in eiis and by the singh pair Ny stock
inif~AtU Igapk, have selected with great 81
'-urod that sell "a low any packing house in lh,
nted states; as receive my goods llrcc, nn,iu
iurer cali Is respectful! solicited.
july Oily o. H. TAYLOR, EitImand Va
Forwarding Business.
'bNih James RIVER an Ranawha t"mpan. having accced
u Ia the proposition VI the souh side r. L., CO. advance
tr rates on oh routes, hive been compelled
rates. am however, hy That arrangement cnalrl PIT
goods through nj 20 Ia 70 cent below Road
TO- provided they adhere Ia the stpuatnns aud some mr..
liclS the difference VIII be much greater raIc an,
determined 10 redre 10 The forrest pls joint on erfrU
dtt which The high tolls permit; The merchants Of
tynecurg aud the West al lind greatly Their vaulnr
h. ship their goods via Richmond A. : LEE
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
march is On the Dock, Richmond n
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No. "a Sycamore Street, Petersburg,

(Sf0S or THE EIGLE)
nfFERS 70 his friends and Tie p1i4ic grneeaii one 81 ne
~ larrrsi eaoicest ~ WATCHES, JEWELkf,
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of every varri, his lise pre-rai 10 ihs public ar
cheap brilliant and ianlh be had In other 'sta
bshment other cosatr In Department ar
tces (manufsctared mPrt - the newest style" aud
nnss uBiQnc, classical and elahorae sOfkmanshiP
s-dlE
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CAUTERILArIoN EXPOSED.

Tie Au.hor c the above oth. gopIar Books Meti
cine snl Surgery Dr. g. d. HAMMOND Who pupil OF the
e,ebred kicord Of Psrs and Of Professors sud
Valentine Mu Of this ely still roninu-s TO -t III Deaes
sc, Of the Nevou, and Sexual Sy With nnetins ,ess
upon s1ncuy scientific principles, heh pr-elis "" s,ieh
- failure. fse. lis recent W0rs tsi. sob'tl % IAN
MOHDS foous A. th- Pasn.sy blIdnE- 80 tsy
fneI oi bofds fra h0oT, ~ staTs " /. ~ NH ft"
u = tLd Z & - fI'LT ,t.f.lthtoH IN ffhl@l'
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Political Discussion On-CHALLENGE.-Ihe 20 nnitto
appointed by the Republican Central Campaign Club 70 f
into effect the action Of the Club at It's last meeting or more
thorough presenting the zeal objects and principles oil the ne
publican party TO the citizens Of New York who are indposd
to attend Republican meetings to read Repub AN documen'
have selected from large nUnbsr Of names the fo3wns
: > p 1SfiH LsFiEt6 sMlfH. JAMES fAiRIhSh hnro.n
JANIS 4, BRIGGS, STEWART I; NDODFOHD
~ ch Of TIL above genem holds himse in readiness to
dscus public with gentlemen of opposite parties the e,dn
political questions OF the country
The mode Of conducting the debates the place. order ana
time of speaking be determined IN advance Of the meeting Of
which the Moderator shall be chosen by the Committee and the
opposing speaker o-,,.-. -.
headquarters Of the Club. No. 22 Broadway
FRANCIS @. YoUNG,}
WIN II FRY, Commit ee.
September 3, 1890. J. A. STEVENS,
Regular Meeting viii be held at No 6lS Broad say THIS
.Wednesdsy) EVENING. CHARLES S. SPENCER, Prest.
A. c. Hills, q. THOMPSON, Secretaries
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PARAbE, on EVENING of OCT 23-Ths Club extend, to
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The number Of h. organizations precuds special invita-
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III meet cordial response that this ancient stronghold OF
the Democracy be red ed from her long bondage
Republicans through bTo oad country depend
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N THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Sept 19, at3
First app arance this Of the fsyorite Pma Donna
Nine PAULINE COLSON
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Cincinnati Wines.
THE PURE JUICE OF TIE GRAPE.

IORNKsPONpENNk
CINCINNATI, Aug. 6, 1860.
FRKDKRIC CozLESs-Dear Mr. Buchanan, his letter
published paper THE Wine Pres Of July states truly
that Ia max sparkling wines small pordoa Of old wine 10
brandy My late chief Celarman
spaking Vince. Ny cellar puts In no OF
brandy lie thtt the rule in the hTst champagne
houee IA France put IN old wine brandy tbs It's
quality greatly improved BY the change had bottle OF
ks sparkling CGtswbs ade recently examined by compen
superior they had drank 20
winch old wi1e and brady were added Common sense
wine will be and OF inner aroma and
asyor than when old wine is sdtd Old wine loses part
al and svCT sn brandy produces tue effect
ours truly, y. LONSWOHTH.
The by this uehOd now in store superior TO
any ever exhibited for sale in tins market
FREDREC s. COZZENS,
Sole Agent for Longw Orths Wines,
No. 70 WAIren-st NeR-York
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DARIS IONDON and NEW-YORK MEDI.

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THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL.
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The A..n6Cge and % sas Sh aSs the
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THE HOME AND GRAVE OF BYRON
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THE hqisR5d AMOR RnaiSf AND THE srEPPEs.
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Special Notires.

New-YorL Medical College and Charity HOspi-
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Prof DoRkMoS viii cOmplsn;e ms Chemical Course by
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The Committee ON Finance will meet on THURSDAY,
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Diseases of Noaen and Children and Medical Junprudenoe
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Midc-Aw Awal4es, Attention! I've arc Hog iask.ns sns
ve1,.ar Ualt.Jfd sNINGiNGTO3CH tls He'd, Llt' ana
ne Tqel Hsun,I L-ntus 1.asf en.'s, a C9i1fe9 IN
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First Ward.-A meeting Of the FIRST WARD REPUB-
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various Conventions. Polls open at 8, clo,e at m By
order Z. r. r. LUEDEH, President.
JosvpH p PoyCK Secretary.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

Orn DISrr,r o. IIoBsFHEm Tms TArI.-
The watering places are giving up their yisi-
tanis out Of The vortex Of dissipation AMI Fri
volily which held thea 10 ,hrall during the
summer months, and they arr pouring into the
city Wy thousands. Their return i the signal
lor transfer from one hind Of amusement 10
another. The theatres and he Opera viii now
claim the homage Of the pleasure seekers at
night; but there i one species Of Amusement.
which more than any other win be seized upon
By daylight, and that Is The delightful and salu.
,ary pasilmc q horse riding and driving. A,
no previous time we're the drives aud roads
about The city more resplcndcnt with grand
equipagcs and iine horses than they win be This
fall. II The Central Park had redeemed its pro-
mises and afforded that length Of drive and shade
which II ought 10 do Al the present time, the
display would Of course be dner; but even as
II Il, such drives ~ orr suburban roads AFFORD
viii be alive with equiparcs and specimens OF
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