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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13
A Judgment on the South.

Two hundred Southern students "bolt,"
10 dudgeon from the Quaker City:
o worthy Broadbrims! thank your stars!
The South, and not the North, needs pity
When twenty score Of lollipop youths,
Crammed full of allopathic knowledge
With skill to physic. drench, and sweat
And all let loose from Doctors college!
Ye gods! well may each Southern village
Prepare to bieed-and look for piiI-age!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13
SPICES! SPICES! SPICES!

nURE and No. Ground Pepper.
Ginger, Cinnamon, Al!spice, Cloves.
American and English Mustard.
Cayenne Pepper, Nu,megs, Mace.
Sup. Carb. Soda, Salipetre, Saleratus.
Caraway and oriander Seed.
Sal Soda, Indigo.
Ashton Dairy and Ground Salt, &c,
For Sale at the Eagle Mills No. 244 and
GAG North Front street, corner Of New, Phil
adelPhia. HOWARD WoRkELL.
- Purchasers will end il greatly TO their
interes, both in quality and price TO buy these
oods, which are warranted as represented,of
forfeited trial is solicited. [779yll
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13

TAVfNG resumed the practice Of MEDl-
III CINE, tenders his professional services
10 The citizens Of Lewisburg and vicinity
Oshce and residence with James p. Ross-on
South Fourth street June 30
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13
CHAPTER II,
WOLFCANG.

Maurice Lester was near the star
board gangway when the ship struck,
having started aft to look to the helm.
The shock threw him upon his back,
and he tried to get up; but ere he
could regain his feet the food of mad
waters came surging over the bark.
and he was thrown-he knew lot
where. He only knew that the food
came-that it caught him in its giant
grasp-that it hurled him as the gale
hurls a fea!her-that his head was
hurt-that his body was tossed and
bruised-aEd then the lamp of the
consciousness went out. When he
came to himself it was daylight, and
the rays Of the sun were beaming
above him. At first he lid not at
tempt to move, any further than sim
ply to assure himself that he was re-
ally alive and sensible; but sought to
recall the events of the past, which he
did, very clearly, up to the time when
his ship struck upon the rocks,-he
could 60 no farther. After this he
raised himself upon bis elbow, and
tried TO gaze about him. He found
himself upon bed Of sand, between
two immense rocks. lie had been
landed there in the deep nook, and the
tide gone out and left him. In a lit
tie while he rose to his feet, and man.
aged TO crawl up, by the aid Of .
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13

GET INSURED !
West Branch Insurance Company.
IUCk HAVEN PA

west bTahfn IusufnEre tOfnpaEy.l
LOCK- HAVEN, PA
"ON. {. G. HARVEY, Pre.dent,
]. W. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
This company, on entering upon the fifth
year of their business, submit the following
statement of their assets and business To the
public.
Whole amount of Risks $3,sOO,OOo
Assets.
Bonds and mortgages secured by first lien 100000
Cash on hand $500
In hands by Agents 1000
Notes received for Premiums On long terms
and in force 100000
Total sl5O,y00
Losses paid during last 5000
Paid dividends and commissions $500
This Company continues 10 insure every
description OF property, such as buildings,
goods, merchandise, &c, against loss or dam
age Of Fire, and for any time limited or per-
petual.
We would call the particular attention
owners of valuable stock, 10 the department:
of Lire Stock Insurance. Horses, Cattle and
Mules Insured against loss by death, from
either natural or accidental causes. Also
Insurance on the Health of Mdridua!s for
the term Of one year, al moderate rates.
JAMES B HAMLlN, Agent.
Lewisbure, Oct 90, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13
THOMAS G. GRIER,
(successor toJ.L.YoDER)

WdtCmmUKef ana JeWe1Ier,
Located two doors eas. Of the stand recently occupied
Mr.. .Yoder-LEWlsBuEG, Ia.
NlOCks, Watches, &c. repaired on short
" notice and warranted to give satisiactio n.
RAn excellent assortment of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry en- hand-Chsnp for Cash.
GILT FRAMES of all sizes made TO order
Lewisburg, April 20, 1858
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-13
The Wonder of the Age.

I0HR DAVIS EXCELSIOR WASHING MACHINE
Is guaranteed to do any ordinary washing
i in one hours time and with SO per cent
less injury To clothes than by the old method.
County rights fer sale in the State of Penn
sylvania, and also Machines for sale Whole.
sale and Retail by Messrs.
PLOWMAs & MBRIDE,
79im3l Is So. Third ST. Philadelphis
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II, but now 10 tones OF entreafy. Oh, II
rds her voice. She was not dead! She
lived and was near him Gathering all
his strength be shouted, "Carrie ! Carrie
CARRIE p
A dead silence followed, broken only BY
the fearful murmurings Of the still rising
waters, and the splash of the rats as they
fell from the wretched cap,ive's head and
shoulders, only to return again, in their
fierce struggles for perch Of safety from
the advancing tide, which had now nearly
reached our hero's shoulders.
The above is all Of this story that will
be published in our columns. We give
this as sample. The continuance from
where it leaves of here can be found only
in the New York Ledger, the great family
paper, to which the most popular writer's
in the country contribute, and which is for
sale at oil the stores throug ghout the city and
country, where papers are sold. Remem-
Der and ask for the New York Ledger Of
January IA, and in it you will find the
continuation Of the story from where j.
leaves Of here. If you can not get copy
At any bookstore, the publisher of the
Ledger will mail you copy if you will
send him five cents in letter.
The Ledger is mailed to subscribers At
- year, or two copies for s.. Address
your letters to Robert Bonner, publisher,
4S Ann street, New York. 1t is the
handsomest and best family paper in the
country, elegantly illustrated, and charac-
terized BY high moral tone. Its present
circulation is over four hundred thousand
copies, which is the best evidence we can
give Of its merits.
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Evans & Watson's
siLAMANDER sAYR
No. 304 Chestnut 81.
Philadelphia

ANOTHER TEIrAPHi
PHiDELPHIA, s~pt %, lssA
To the President Of tine P-nnsyvanis Assieulsss,l
socty The Subscribers, your mitre 70 srsnioe
The contents ola saamsnder safe, Of kvsns wssssa.
s'i being esIosed to strong fire the Esir Grounds
Tor eight hours fespeetfully r.present-
That alter seven cords cf OAK wood and thrss Of Diss
bad been consumed around the Safe, ii vas opened in
The Presence 81 the committee and the coptshss Hnhsa
out, a little warmed. but not even seoreLed.
Several silver Medals heretofore reerivsd by tbe naa
ufarturers, AMI large qusuty Of nts we're n
tie Snfe, and cam. out entirely uniuiured
The experiment satisfied Of the capacity Of Dahs
q this hind to protect contents fro any nrs 70 vhsh
The Committee awarded Diploma and Silver Modal
$40 v. woopvA.s,
ions " GEAkY,
Up. P.RpInnpuaI,
A.yEkD i. GIILs1.
Still Ayo7RER
WitsiNG1oS, Del. Sept. IL, lsSs-Messfs Bvass o
G.HtsH'eh sIh Salsmandsr Fire-Proof SAFE Of ypaP
manufacture purchased by Us from yoar agent rsrTis
uarrrtt -four city, nine months sso. vss -.
verey trd by burglars lat Saturday night, and al
though they iad ssdg- hammer, cold cbseis drtlI,
ard gunroHder they did not surcred In opening The
saie. Ine Loek being one of Halls Patent Powder.
pToo Ley could not get the powder into it. but drill.
ed hole in the lower panel and large ehsrre.
which gnited, and although the door, tn,ide snd
out showed the explosion to have been snail oup,
it was not Icsd opsn. w suIpos. they the arss
ter part of the nipht at work We much sssS.
hed al the result Of the att mlt to it, and the
above facts are Of any service at liberty -
them. Yours, truly,
BAYNARD JONES.
CREAF FiRE!-ANOTHER 7RICNPHi!
kxOxyILLE, Tenn, March Is, 1859.
Messrs EVANS WATSON, Phil ad-lI hix:
t,''tsDelt aiicTds great pleasure to soy 10 700
That the eaamander SAFE, which purchase Of you IN
February. les proved TO he what mended it,
sure protection from Ere My stor-bouss tog~thsf
with several others. burned the ground Nsfxh
last The Safe e;l through into the cellar and uss az
posed TO intense heat for Fix eight hours and
It was taken iro the runs and opened all its
were found TO tie in perfect state the books and the
papers not being in rjured any whatever. can ebeerfu
y recommend your ssfs to the unity. believing,
as do that they freyrOof il possihiS
for any safe 20 be made. THOMAS J. POWELL
sv-A large assortment % the above sAEES slvsys
ST, Philadelphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
Singers Sewing Machines.

EEAl success always The proof Of great
N men Judged by tins test there labor saving machine
'rc the public comparable 10 Singers Sewing Machinea-
Alter establishing the highest reputation in the United
thti were exhibited NJ tie late "Exposton Unyerscle In
France. where they carried of the highest premium: and
great nanIiacory To them has been built in
In every branch OF industry which sewing be
these machines he used with immense roft. speed
ot The Railw Cling foot, sewing with
singers Machines compared with hand sewing tailor,
Shoemaker, r,ssaker carriage trimmer saddle halter &c,
Nc SHOULD not be without he fair profit Of Of
the machines regularly enln, ed. is One Thousand Dollars
In all private families where there sewing
be done these machines aluale assistance. Planters
AMI hotel keepers n them particularly convenient and
able Ih.-c mrilirs simple In their construction and
very >trs aud durable being the only kind of Sewing
chine made by which every sort of work. fine
cpald be perfectly executed Thousands
LIS sewing Machines have been made and sold under various
bat Singers Machines alone have been found
where 10 sltist, Tue wants Of the people.
Plain printed instructions f5r ist with each
ranc from which Readily acquire the art of
gnS them The machines packed securely
part "l tic world To all persons desiring particular
rmaiin wr7ih application by letter at either of our Of
c forward copy of VI. singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted To the sewing Machine interest
l. NJ. SINGER 4 Co,
Principal oalcr. No. 81 Broadway New York.
BaiScu pffiCENp !, Hanover ST. Bslon No. 81 Chap
81 Il, Hcw aton CT GNc> HE. " y. No "a Hroai ;.
Sr"LrH NJ - liz hc.nui ~t.s ihae pima: No. lU5 Bal
tin"c st. Baltimore: No - Westminster 81 Providence T.
l.; M. East 4lh ST, CneiIai No. u North ST., 81.
Louis NJ" 81 81 Charles 81, New Orleans No ~ Daupin ST.,
Mobile licc "a -dNcis.l
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

WE Planters OF Virginia 1aano prrpa'ea D!
w us fheas;
ltH lbs bertl iinana thai can be Irne1rcd;
do, SaBarcrB tsuat. containing ~ pr ci OF Pios
phae - Lame,
2oe do t,rpnd iA.trr. viicii pay ~ ton extra
Planters isl - examine ms article Prom
the s Information u.ain "lr'e ihs Mlkiure 10
on saft iarei tif thr virginia lands
ir.er Planters, pr - ios. per ton when The!
furnish the bags
- Prepared aud f,r safe by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT n ca.
Richmond, Virginia
A> for ht Commission AMI Grocery Merchants III cities
- WC Pilni.ts Used Vi" ~unbrrrn and
TIA asi uiat.t tactu las Gait Ia. A var
wies =, hoe. Ale, Es,l and Il H. s,ii hsi and ",hers
b. tive u. h. Inlcs tgarms 81 ln,cr-iia 81 Na)
rc"r "f the .iss pu - bags, aud II stall lie kept
Ia iitai standard:
able give ,on the result Of anal, The,
sh Mixur. la Ia what slated III 11rn, lecr aud
judge that fortunate the selection p materials
especially Peruvian tinanu The per oi Ammonia
I,ur. Ia per ernt which Ia
~ Than Ia. average. he tnttyst. az. iai4~,
Mosur, ts'en "i al boiling ltn) 1eH5
T.. r,iai, of Lime 80. ...#
suYhutic Acni, ala; Lime. q - ..-.# gG9
Ammonia ...... ...=4-. ..#=...==..
lns luoiu Matter ....=#.. -.#. ..3
small quantity ni Aikaii -unaerminest Nal'r In
combination ana matter ?is5
Hnfin. that your fertilizer ma, With III" which
Il deserves renaln t"nr-,
de- dtScis -. ~. At TILE
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NNIItlilN.NN GI-.AND.

FENiE attention ut The Valuable
l. uia.r, tom Janis is,otI, tr,.,, and IA
possession 81 tn \u,n,au uuAHo u,uauA ,,, at. 81
the l. :. tpNofHm, III. Inc ltlaC. ,,ni a.
lean Iuanr j. tie Phosphate anal t,tc
condition that tea,l, aA,n al. 50. pant, cannot
II
ter !V.In. Ammonia so 'rlu,V Immediate
crop II does moi act as elihuau b, ,aivrs
NJ upon lie ~ alter III, has csVd
Was on utr'lnc,d M irfeJld p, !ih
nhrAct ehttI. anl Is ript! undressing tOr
has been trled Win astonishing rtsut,, ui,acti
CROP but insuring superior stand ol grss ih,s ru
up IN bags BARRELS with this trade ,Iu
and m. NAME upon each package, ahd 10 Ia puf,
FtLIN II. ~ t..
sole Agent American Guano uni,auA, h,h,no.,i.
NOSES I.A,N,
oct 6diy Agent tor i.,ucihurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS RIOS ENSTlEL ~ UENIlll.ls
fnNAkE pleasure Ia announcing the citizen.
lsnehburg aud surrounding cnHht,! that the,
HE upstairs h'or Of the Warwick House. WILL
and AFTER the 10Th Inspection .niIrc
new and large stock III Paris Flower. Feathers Ribbons
nets taps. Ivinucrs Head Dresses Nets cIr, Orn
entA fnhieres Euches, French tvsets, Hoop
dies Hose Gloves, saxon! Yarns real uss French
and blond Laces
The Ladies' respectful. and slrei, solicited call AMI
examine siock goods which --latest sl,s and
which viii sell Wholesale ask 4, n rl
condvui such Inducements Ia lavGas
mas secure their So
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A II Il A n It's
SETTER APERTFNT
n'HsSs Notice !,,. 70 shippers Of Tobacco.

Biti.ouS dnd Feb,ite Diseases S,cK moo. SpoCC0,
appetite, fadigesfion, and al S.oittr Com.
paints, pecnl,drtn incidept TO the
SPRING AND SU MINER SEASONS
1t particularly adapted the Ira, .lcrs b, Va,
and Ia. Residents in Hot Climates Persons Of Sel,n,.,a
Planters will find valuable addition their Medicine Chest
With those who have used ii, it has high ayor aud is deem
I'd Indispensable. IN
Ina I,pd State II the Lirerit renders great ser, Ice in
restoring healthy action.
In Goat and Rhenantisn gives the best satisfaction al
la, all inhamDaory symptoms aud In many cases effect
uallt curing those afflicted
s in o Gyarcl Tadigestion Heartburn and
t0nrrhessProvcs II tn be Medicine Of greatest uli,
eidfy Of the Stomach, and the dstressiag sickness 40
usual turing Pegndncy-lields speedily and with marked
under lis licathful influence.
ottds DE greatest reiie to those afflicted riM sub
iec 10 the Isicng gent! the bowels neuralizing all
irritating scecii"ns AMI thereby removing all nhammatory
tendencies.
III fact IL inrauabie in al AeIe gentle 4perient
AZ PW0'.tice is reqmOtd.
1t is in the form Of Powder, carefully put up bottles to
keep any climate and merely poured upon
% produce a delightful enrrNc seen cNerage.
Of the day. acting gent. The syste restoring the
p3". exciting healthy and stomach
ahd creating elasticity of mind aud flow of spirits which
zcs Ia enjoyment. II also enables the invalid en-
nany luxures with impunity from which he otherwise
la declared, and without which life rksome and distress
ing.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gcnc-
Of the highest standing throughout The country, aud ii.
steadily increasing popularity for years strongly
guarantee Us efficacy and valuable character and recommend
Ia The fns"rabl. notice Of an intelligent public
Prepared and Sold, Wholcsoc and Retail by
JOHN \. TAEnAST 4 co, DRrGGIsTs,
No rs Green"ici-st., cor Of Warren, N Y.
l-diy-I, 4
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Manipulated Guano.

Manipulated Guano.
NJ offer I" the Planters oi lfna Gunno prepared Nv
w follows: -
Hrl|h> ' The best Feru'a Gnanu that be procured
81 Somhrcro aanu s,nlaninv mi III ,,,
cent. Of the Phosphate Il Lime. " " -
200 lbs "t The best goht Plaster, which We bay A. ner
-
All We'd mixed together.
Planners and Others invited examine the Article From
thr t">i Information obtain, This
"hu at me bys' a can he prepared for the Virginia lands
rIce Planters siS per io or ~ Der ton less mhrn y
furnish the bags. 49, my
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 Co.
sept :, dis Rirbm,,ud \,
HOOKING RANGES.-Mo.is lnsinclhle Cooking Range far
" WON coal, decided. the durable and
hAaTe !'r cOaig IN ir Nj ilh hot AM, col
Nn.t nNurrs d! and warranted la piv
atI'>iacil". al the sgoyv aud Range Warous III Main
nov !I-Is {. ;. BLISS CO.
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CHINA. GLASS, AND EAaTdESWAas
No III Main street. kichirond Va
-, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. 81
S-S John DODLEN,

no 81 Malu Street, Richmond, va,
.e f,a,y Gusaai large assortment Of ,'oods
l tt .is Hat, Eap aud tur line.
~, ,tl.cA consist, al all il.r popular STYLES ~
HAS AID tAPS
INV n -. VIZ. The ra aud Mode skin Dress Hat, al
h. own @ Northern Manuieetirc, The e"t W fe Hat
sIe, Ledger sBlc, Bell or"wn; Planters Brpn1 fin
wool HAS.
from the lowest luAi. ile finest SnSnny wool,
MI\t~ hoy AND tlIII.DEES'~ CAPS,
ol Fbr. sih, Plush, IIuir, -cHl. 'lakfsl Nc. &c.
LADIES EIbING HATS,
II beaver baca and brow r,cly Trimmed Velvet;
tIiILDREN'- HAS AND cars,
81, styles jGsi imported from fartsrfh patterns
IAblt-' us,
Nir"rinsz 1ippcis. Hall ta' tapes Mnns MnHa'r's ana
sptirrn and Mi.-c- Fur,, ali quttits aud sitlrs,
tAEElAGE AID TRAVELLING ROBES,
VT I.aifaln Persian, Illness inUI amt rough.
t,Iuis dealers Itrilruar. invited t"exhmlne I'M,
,N.l,,. sincL Tor no ,.fur SPARED make Richmond
.ai - fararl 10 purchase ii tih,r Ia this country!
s,.,,l Its dolN DptLhh.
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tt Weekly Fte.gAt a d Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

rT-1"s, THE I',wttltIu Steamboat tonpanys steam
GEo PEABODY, Capt. Pane
AID, aud iifi.N lb, capt NN kEENE, will leave Rich
IN ND for Baltimore every lfs,jtY, Ta,sdi4 and NtntH
EErlrN1>". viii lnNr b,innrc Tor Ecnon every TgeSday,
Ti""idy aud >Hi3H trG,ln olab ,ug Shippers inl Pas
scng"re 1" hNeHn opportunity Of COMMUNICATION
points other
~" Freight received "a both placcs every day.
For SPEC" and tlaiI. th>v equal If not
superior, any ,eir c,a>, found in any other
r;! lhcr Steamers H nit out iii si,irId
h'"m Passenger Accpiuulpl iae
tray Cling and lighting community the
CHEAPEST and spr,e nnr Il tr. ,oratiun between
points
lEtrs can he procured Al Our Office ehorkoc Slip. opposite
Columbian lpt,l. 'r a the s.t,H'ars Landing Eocn,u.
u ~ y. . 4.tlt, Agents, L. -hu,und
SEPT I.llH j. BRANDT - ". Light st. Baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

CAUTION.
Person. living distance should lac al
whom they ORDER Lottery tickets Certificates III Packages m
Tickets The country Haoirl with bogus and ,wtiihus
Lotteries. livery u.uecnunt Is hrli 70, Irrsuut
money Them. Capital FMS t.nni' ftuUn1
head their scirn,sMith Tickets nj tnr Dollar sinWu
Capital Frkrs offered, lrk'> q. M such. t}ar,
stance" frauds; md mnno! mi 10 thrmtr ltkeis,
l. much thrown without lii" shadow otanrr 81
getting prfr HcNnrr al all IaioriC ah,r tr capital
Pfifc l. unusually large comparison thu hr~.
In instance Where arg" IrI.- offered Ter small
rost Of Iickrt-, put II down Tor u cgfllu fraud
ep~ Ail orders addressed /" H,p Co.
Wilmington Del, Viii meet Vita prompt attention, mud the
printed uii1al irn" Ing nj
FRANCO, BIo AbBENlS y 90.
fed - ltlrfl UIotqRflr. i'sL
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
Lotteries OF DELAWARE,
For February, 1850.
FRANCE. BROADBENrS & co. MANAGERS,
WILAINe TON bgLAHARE

II,
WHINING Ton, DELA FARE
The Manager. The public Ia the fllo~in
spen,id SEN mes Wilmington. DrIAsaf' >.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000.
Grand Consolidated Lo terry OF Delaware
CLASS o.
To be drawn Wilmington l saturday, Fsbruar. - l-e
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New Commission Hol1se

w s gay associated ourselves together for III. mn,
yxss r ~ eo'ue'hg tx NERAL COMMISSION lII' 81
$3.50 '"i the salt oi ioIactt hra Corn Sc r, NJ,
'' w y, w" patronage 9" generous public assuring hrn,
tnal We are much younger i. yrra n 49, @ urn
always ignored lis action the -. per cent , NJ ,,
Inc,.s -. % "'d rats % c1h sson, make rclii
July l0dAcly sIi, "I ITn :, Nam Street
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j. MATTHIAS 81 Co.
No. 37 Main trerf. l., nChburg, Va
r. BEG leave to call the attention Of public their
H,s'irZe and elegant stock 81 FALL " WINTER uOUl,s
W. watch viii be irr inspection, MONDAY
consisting part lo Nviye lirt-
and Cloth tiuaks handsome Fall Mrappiups also
great Surc, handsome lainc> Mss Hats ,hilren's
Hats tds. Ribbons, Flowers Feathers kuucl,s Ii,al
Dresses dress and Mohar CAPS, Nvi aIs CUrTS Lace
Grpt Front aud side liar irais u, Jr, urua.
mems, Fancy Hair Fms, t"ha Brushes SOAPS pcrfumrrv
hut Hoop skirts, with elegant l 1T
f+d sctt With articles numerous 10 mention W,
iv asstr Ia oi gpbIs ind il 10 their nd
gt IL Vt prepared To sell at very reasuuaal
IfIt,'>
Orirrs from the country Will receive particular attention
~ krFAll'lAti done a. u>lal IN good style.
sept aS-iis 4 NJ l. ~
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=, GNW 3s..s. ~ -
orslG. ~ mt sourn.slDE r. r. co,
I.a u M ..:: = ::s - D,
Great NoIthoin Western and South Weston
MAIL ROUTE,
Via Virginia Central Railroad.

MAIL ROUTE,
Via Virginia central Railroad.
IAgE 10 SEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA REDUCED
" 81. p.e...i... .sag..sas1s ,s4.s..sissr
Efpi. tndf,4l,-tlr, ~Hnn. lo"is"nrg AMI ,iaflesoh
lalt.npre Philadelphia, NJ" York Wheeling, Cincinnati
lrtI., Me
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G;51 \. VI.
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DAT trNcrpl SUNDAY ~ at NJ =. NJ.
\. NJ. FRAN Washington with the 500
l.. l., 49, j. VI. WITH tn ll A. NJ. Express rains
"a.iingi"n Tor tht 'lldrrfai points above named
- hrouah ieAtts can br procured IN lyncburg at Tho
T,Aet p.!s Ut tle N"G-,i. iHiroad Company, oi \ W.
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9 Washington ami Alexandria. ........ 80. 10 ~
fts,su tur Washington ~ down III Hotel upon
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and ported between the Drpots
~ nan tree ri charge, and 10 We Depot or ANY Hotel
.tGss ~ Na'tu stpl, thus as,2 hRch hire
"a lira IL i"H4ri IN Washington Ia piistarg
I..t..i > N'tlo.I- tntu DECATUR JcnefsnnNle.
IT. ..s'ras ant Neeu, INDIANA; Louisville, Kentucky;
I.tn-. uni al. paris OF the West.
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IIiOS. DuDAMEAD,
IL Ij.Is General superintendent
br, I.e,I1ii-sipE RAILROAD Co.,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENT,
No. 81 Sycamore street, rotersbuss,

t,IUN or run AiGLEl
AFFEh> :" his friends anl In, iHt ,cnerat, al the
~ ,rg'st aud ch"rest s'fLa uf 81 tlt ms, IGNlLll
SllN lin AEE, FINE Lpt ~ mi rIt.si ~ prlIe
of ever! Nar,. Ia ITS lur ti,,s gnne.
cheap, brilliant anj b,autii @ had onsr ,,ln
lisin,n! Ia t, utlf connie Ia ever, dii.tne,
tlclcs (naniar turr1 Impaired, tnI
,he most Iue, classical aui workmanship
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

Natural Coke
NOW have sulpl. MAJ Cl, DNE from the Caribou
ltl Mu,s IA" kiirl that gt,rfa
ion La, " int,f ami kvf -irh damn.
can t,r"'tnn hd ilts ai~t Upel, II h,,N,
makr- tr-h narns angtr blnniuat-
maA,s lrs> ana t,an l.
Is particularly ,-,fAhi, 1ur rtuklu. sou,,s.
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