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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

WILLS, COLHOUN tG CO.,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BASR)
Lynchburg, Va.
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT of THEIR SPRING STOCK OF
S- H A r D w A r. E /,
BEINu tho largest an certainly the most care
Uk<21M fuly aclcc ed stock Of Goods II has been
their plcasure to offer Ia The public;
Locks Bntts, Il,ngcS screws, Glass, Putty,
l,elows, Eng Ausls and Nioos Horse siioes,
Horse shoe Nsii. Plates Drills, kas,s and fllcs
carriage and Buspy Trimmings,
Agricultural and rmnR Articles,
Cabinet Makers Materials,
sa,ldlcrs and Harness Makers Materials
shoe. Makers Findings,
Floor Dn Cloths nom \ Ia ytlH Wide,
Eng Table on Cloths, Window shades,
GIN Cornicc Pins Bnuds, &c,
Ivory handle Knives IN s,ls of 81 pieces
3" with or without Forks,
Silver Plated Ware of every variety,
llnnes NIL kinds. best punl!,
Mustcnholms. Rodgers aud Mappns KNIVES
Scissors, Ra1ors, hawic Knives, DE,
Fishing md sporting Tackle, Guns, Rifles, rlatoH Ac
sHARl"s SHOOTING RIFLES,
Aud other articles enumerated here. all Of which viii
be snd c4s ar Ia puncua customers the usua
credit, WILLS, GOlltptN co,
ma is - Main street, lanchburg, Na.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

New Concern.
WITH the view To enlarging the Manufacturing Depart
w of business have again associated ourselves
purpose of ing the Furniture business
in all it, branches under the style and firm of D. L. j. H.
WINSTON We hereby return thanks to friends and
public the very liberal patronage extended TO us nd
duay. and respectfully solicit continuance Of the same to
the concern
An those having claims against j L. WINSTON Co-JonS
L. and j. H. G. WINsroNwi present them TO us for
settlement: those indebted will make payment 10
JOHN l.. WINSTON,
NH a.ts j. Ii. c. WINSTON.
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SOLOMON & NIISSER.

SOLOMON & NJ SSER.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL GROCERS,
No I1D Nain ST.. a.ync nctlspurg, va.
M nrc nav Ia reco,pof Spring stock Ut Dry Goods
w Groceries, Liquors, %c De-, such Sugars. Conccs
Soaps Candles spes Molasses. Fish, Bacon, Old Dominion
Np sole Leather, salt, aud Cotton Ynrns Of all aud
brands aud Liquor. and raucs IN nbunlnuce Also always
hand, large assortment nf Dry Goods,
mrn"b, which viii sell ut The lowest marked prices. Our
ff,nus aud the public generally, will nnd Il their interest
I" give ns call before purchasing elsewhere
~ SOLOMON " MJiSaFR.
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FRF,'rW ELI. d. HALL,
No Ill Main Street, I,ynChburg, Vn

L- HAVE now In store ihrirsPring and summer stock
Of Boots, Shues Hats, Caps Trunks Carpet liaga,
YkN lees, taf skts Sole Leather and n kinds oi Shoe
- Findings al0f whih VIII be sold tc most reason.
nhia terms. they bought In n favorable Time
We also manufacturing Ladies' and Grntlencns
Of every descriptions we'll as all other kinds work
line of business and would cn The attention Of those
waui i j. Miles suns Boats have thcm (oth
aud doublc) of the best quality. lmh IL dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
SPRING ARRIVALS FOR 1860!
=. NJ. - / M II = ON.
ODOOSitp FarmarS Rank. I.Vnchh;,r va

now receiving large and beautiful stock Of goods In
his line OF irdc consstng of article o0nd In first
class house besides many goods introduced into market this
SPRING all Of which viii he offered nj lowest prices for cash.
To puDcn customers The following are among his
rivals
MAYSAnD's celebrated broech leading and othei Rifles
FLooE ont tLorIis. and beautiful designs.
UTlf Goops, f,r Curtains aud Windows.
AStuA CHAINS Springs, bellows and Vices
tEA ADLr, Grass, Bush aud Rriar Bndcs.
LoeKs Glass; Hinges, BUTTS, screws Nc.
SILVER ANp PLATED poops, brltania, and lock Tin Ware
calf Kip, Binding Morocco, Hog She aud Goat skins and
Findings Of NIL kinds
Superior Pocket aud Table Knives In great variety.
Chlldrens cabs, Gigs and Carriagrs.
Axles. Feoe-. Hubs, Spokes and Bolts.
Cedar Tubs, liuckes Cans and Churns.
English Brides, Bits strnps and spurs.
Leather and Gnm Betting, Packing Ne, &c.
tircular Sash, Gross Cut and other saws.
Mechanics Tools of every description.
Farmers and Planters Utensils, Agricultural implements.
Nc, &c. Ian 2O-ts
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>IlOES, HATS, TRUNKS. &C., nc.
SPRING. 1850!
ASSORrM EN1 VERY LARGER!
PricnG All Rirhtl LII

ai.~ Ny spring supply Is now In store and yory MIL
Al Long experience cnhles 10 present desirable
assortment o Boot" .hocs, Trunks Carpet nags, Hats,
V>-tHls, aud other articles IN my line any house IN
lnrhhnrg do Yer, thankful Ia customers fr,,n
euir, and city, for very liberal painag ani now, with
beautiful house nn desirable goods and dis.
position, invite II continued patronage.
npi r. PsEABtRY.
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HATS! HATs!! HATS'!! HATS!!!!

HATS! HATE!! HATS'!! HhTo!!!!
Y THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention OF
Ahe citizens of Lynchburg and surrounding country TO ms
large stock of SUMMER HATS AND CA PS. 10 which add-
lions being made daily and which he offers at REDUCED
"A
That his k and Cashmere Hats not OF Northern manu-
Gcture hut by his hands, and that his
ats received FIRST PREMIUM attic recent Agrieuiu-
raj and Mechanical Fairs facts that shonl be universally
known o.,.. .-,'.
large supply Of Servants Hats and Caps ust to hand to
which Re attention OF Planters and obacconlsts are invited
s0- silk aud Cashmere Hats made 10 ORDER
+ - GEORGE M. KELLY,
may 1as No. 1852 Main Streei, Iynchburg Va.
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-. - 1 aCOMPOUNpkA GgtA Ds III
i f1aht, dad triH ks6H 44c @tf0 &50f< xstzE
:. Tbs FAMILY qATflARTi0f M ~ %6111| - a1[4
Cahafc whieh the pr0pfie- tfset III - pgqf
more theu< <eeity yeerA ~. 49, ~ 2s rs sss
tdrx W&f - fILI8 and the satsaetion NhloG
all cxpft ~ thar f@use has indaced inc 70
place iheuf within Tie reedA fi. of al q sss
The Prylsssqn well know lttAt dGefont GG116x114S -
on different portons of MEL IhQYsiA III HI S
The FAMILY CATHAR-fy' ,1TfC FILL has M f&SSs
reference this we'll esfAb- =lkhea fef been So13
cd variety Of the pn.tEs resl>s EeGeiah11
which act alike every - part AZ lie ~
and good and sqye In an - c3Get WhexX
needed, such UereNGesl.rS y ofl1I -
piaess, Paias IN Me Back l.CIaX3 kHfGis r.
Pain aad Sortases 0ter IA lSs5IHkb{t Iod& ~ ol2
cold, which frequeHily, ia i6l{
OF Fever, L0ee n lp- "a Qee6feH bsi
fon Of Cold fk1 todt. H667aoAa ~
eeighf IN ~ sAeaG, Gnd kaef &Si8 1XfF B1SSoseS,
"s "s.s! sss s.sss s. S;s1 f:a ''s ~
~ 90 TT Il HI EEs Uff 4 1. 4 - - ..s
!. A :! ~ .ssrss g. A. .;
y 'ss y -. &. n W. sAsFoRD, =. a 4
2<6t** MausfAelufsr and R.ePx!13e1 5sss
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1860. Spring Novelties for 1860.
n. GUGGENHE1 ER ~.
again before the public claiming that patronage so be
receiving and very large and arne,iv stock
uf STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOGS. Aud for the ladies
In particular he will portion Of his dress goods
Silks, in Robes from 6 ~ 10 Nolants,
Silks. Plain, &c.
Barage Robes, plain, &c,
from To 10 Volants,
Organizes from 10 10 Noans
Lawns, Fouards Vaenccs, &c. ~
Coverings of every description some elegant
Gentlemen n superior lot of Cloths tassmeres ana
Vestngs also lot OF Plain Plaid Osnaur for servants,
with large Shoes Boots &C. all Of which Will be offer
cd at extremely low prices - N Go"uENiibiMhI-
N B-Counry merchants will do well 10 give my stock an
examination before going farther. u.
NH 29-ts-iRep. cOpy.1
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Gents Goods. f1g-y
fuyHE subscriber has received his SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, consisting OF French Cl,tB Of hest makes and
shonabe eolos including the beausiiui sde called Amse
ts Doe Sklns, elastic Grape Face and Corded asamereA
Fancy Cs.mere plain and Grape fce Drs dEe White and
Cplored Linen DfI Plain and Fancy SILK and MsAlles ves
neA snd AL ne Buttons and Trimming al4cn full
III ., NJ Davtee celebrated Shirts Drawers Coafs and Neck
sas Gsuze unAer Shirts Of Cotton, Meviuo Lse and e
The best Half In Blown and White Cotton Meriuo and
Merno feet /; bes Kid Gloves, &c., &c.as 4. s
apf9 WIN. L, PAGE.
1sA mn sE0ARs ON CONsIGNMkNT-Of : an aFsdss
lJVguUU and prices, whieh We will sell oS = eesa
M AZ IRRY &ftuNDERs.
Tk0U8LE LOAF SUGAR, CUT no. GRAnuLA1fn no
1{fuvesed do and Coffee 6xan of grades lust u hand
and Ibr sale by ~ WIN. H. R0S co.
Z inag ~ No. TOT Main Street
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f sANFORD DIS .ss

'f1HnSi ffGfoE ONE noILAR FEE sBof TIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Corner Of Eighth and Church Sis.
I.Y n CII B [ re. NIRGI MIA.

w A0 MY YIN III ~ DE-,
Corner Of Eighth and Church SIS,
LY N CHI B L II G., NIRGI MA.
rfNE subscriber recently manager the Cabe House. takes
pleasure in informing his friends aud the public generai!s
he leased the above popular House of years.
il prepared TO accommodate all that call him
surpassed by hotel in the city, and he respectfully
socts the patronage Of generous public To sustain him In
keepng the Washington in sty that is worth! Of first class
Hotel.
Amidst all the vicssitucs of hotels in this city the Wash
ington closed DOORS but they have been open
with hearty welcome to the wearicd traveller.
With the many testimonials of gentlemen OF high sauding
and a ready disposition To please he hopes to share liberal
support from his many friends and the public generally peg
ing nothing shall be spared 10 please all who visit board
at this House. JOHN :. KYLE, Proprietor
Testimonial.
We the subscribers take pleasure in recommending
Capt j. = KYLE first class hotel keeper aud crl no renc
that he is genenan courteous. steady and
polite and his lady Is of the best managers IN the stale
A. Hopkins o. Loving, $. H. Daniel General A. Brown,
Robert Whitehead Vim. Massie. Tho+ j. Massic, William NJ.
Cabel +. d. Peters, Josepn Iabel, jr ~ ,abeli and
many others Nelson; A. 1larrison 1hos Whitehead Il.
W. Sncad, VIM w. Thompson +. l.. shelton, snm' NJ. Gar
land. 10. A. Coghil H. Henry, j. T. Colcman Amherst;
John f. Slaughter. James Garland Chas NJ Backor lhos
Kirkpatrick WIN. T. Yancey. Van lalacIro Charles j.
Eaine. n. &. Taaferro John NJ. Speed, A. j. Camp K O.
Pierce p Asrop j. W. Burch. H. b. Taliafcrro, j. Parker
Alien A. Is. Straton Lynchburg maya
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J. H. sEAY, Lyp chburg; PURoELI. IADDN O. i6E
nond; N T KlvEs, Petersburg; u. A. SANT& ~
folk aud all DruggitA (apr 20, - 56(yN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
the name1R whiih'is itself other music Of

the nametf whiah:is itself other music Of
poetry, @7 @@zs
Having lived in St. Cloudfpr four years
enjoyed the warm friendsh,ps and gener.
ous hospitalitics Of her citizeas, there were
grown ties dear and strong which refuse to
be broken, but still fondly listen to the
whisperngs Of hope, that some day they
will again revel in the old companionship.
But I hare written more than intended;
and will close by saying p all my friends,
"yJop arc remembered <51%::j 4
"Ana still on that evening, when pleasure
fills up
To the highest top sparkle each heart md
each cup, -
wh.rsr my path lies, b. i. gloomy or bright
NY soul happy friends. shall bs xith=you
that night; 4ny 49,, -.
Shall join DIN il your r.,sl', your spots. and
And 1I' return to ne, beaming all Ger With your
Too blest, if tells me that, mid the gay cheer
Some kind veica,had murmured, Il wish he
were here"
With many wishes for the prosperity of
Minnesota and the common welfare and
happiness of her citizens, W. A. c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

~ The emancipation Of the Dutch
slaves in Java has begun. The plan adop.
ted is modelled on the act 1891, which put
emancipated negroes in the British colonies
on the footing Of apprenticed laborers. In
Java the apprenticeship is to last tor si4
years, from the beginning Of 1860 to 1866
after xhiteh date full lib liberty will Be eon
Eceded.' ,'~''-, - ':.,>sz E~ a. :, :.
/ Senator Wigsll, Of Texas, usedthe
following language, q few days since, in
Congress: ..1hesc northeFp people, Of 81
parties, pre- mean, dsspnable set 81 starve
hnges, unable 70 see beyond . dollar, and
and caring for no consieeratiocedoept mon
ey. Threaten them, and they viii crouei
/ % your feet ike 90 many hounds. : Onl,
swear that You are going TO dissolve III
Upion, and TIM timid sreat nIes viii &c
down, On AL four, tasd bite the dust sn'
kiss the rod raissd,ts chsstise them" -:
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"a We are glad to have NV. A. c."
make tie DEMocRAr medium Of coin.
munication with his friends in this region;
and as their number would preclude the
possibility Of private correspondence, VIC
feel assured it must be a source of great
convenience and ratification to him and
them. He will he glad to learn that the
stages Of which he complains have been
reP}ac:a:by first. class eoachcs:-But no
addition. to the comforts or prosperity Of
his Minnesota friends will quite ill up the
gap made by his absence; that is, if We
can judge Of a matter in which we are to
have ~ lot or part; for, Of course, such
ancient enemies As wv. A. c." and our
self can hardly be converted Into positive
friends, even BY the potency Of Absence ;
but apart from political .quarrels-which
all generous minds discard asssoon as the
occasion is past-"W. 4. c." has left on
" friends in St. Cloud; and if wishes
from bis late companions, that hs were
here" and our best wishes for his highest
good, can be any qualification to him, he
may rest assured they are always abundant:
P.S: "Ponie L." arrived in safety, =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

wealth Of tho Stst& The 6sst time. yer
$50 Unch Joseph Edlebr9k AID. butkers
Bskr and Tenvoora, justgi,e them my
compliments aud teA:them TO please write
onto '.Father Land" and see lift cannot
spare us two Or three thouaand more eiti
sens for stearns County, just such ~ i,
has sent US, OF AZ much better a. possible,
that is if it has, any Of that same sort lett,
Our New England. people should seek to
add to their numbers Of such, a, shall be
saved from the crowded labor market and
strikes Of the low paid lAborers. 1 can
not tell why men stay aud struggle in the
East with low daily wages, when they
might make themselves magnificent homes,
on tho banks Of our beautiful lakes and
rivers. - .2-s-s 4,:;G; s t'.3y &t'gt~u: %
/ Talk about the low price Of grain and
distance to market. In Pennsylvani. 1
remember, men used to raise wheat, and
think ten bushels to the acre, q great crop,
on land which would cost $50. Here
with land at 81 ,225 and no cos. Of clearing;
and with rs or 80 bushels to the acre, men
grumblc if they cannot get the same per
bushel which they did then, when the fact
is they can afford. 10 raise it for one third
the price. The beef. mutton and wool, we
can yet afford to raise for one third
less tran they can in Illinois; and these
are articles to which our climate and soil
are so adapted, that ours must command a
higher price than similar products Of the
Wertern States. Cattle and sheeI require
much less care here than in the Central or
Western Statss,. There arc no cold rains,
sheets, md tot g of half frozen mud, to
chill aud weary them We have 10 cattle
diseases. Our domestic animals arc more
heal ny than in other States. Our grass
is more nutricious, Sheep yield more and
finer wool; and already our beef brings
half cent per pound more than that Of
other States, in the Milwaukee ma.ket.-
Our lands are not liable: to be deluged like
those Of Illinois and Indiana. Ne are less
liable to untimely frcata than: the middle
States, and our seasons are gloriopsly beau
titul, each In it's time. Go to work good
folks, 60 to work aud cur word for it that
good time coming, will be wonderfully
fastened Expect to be home aboat:the
l4th. 49,: j. G.. $. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
Good News!

Mr. EfseN informs Us that the road
from. st. Cloud to Superior has been com
pleted, and that teams have gone as far
as Mile Lac! Also, that party started
on last Monday to 60, through to Superior.
This is truly matter Of great importance
and rejoicing to the people Of Northern
Minnesota. As they purpose expending
about $1,000 dollars more upon this road.
any aid which may be rendered will be
very acceptable. ri .T:s...=1<3f vi I'M
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

to lind the Democratic party oppos;se thai
Bill. Those who ore Interested IL The
maintenance Of it, oppose It almost Of ~
oea''ty. The party has it, home IN, and
it. support from the South. IT. czissssss
It the North is merely aos,inal. The
sagss Of the sontb. ham -bssa sae ,,es,
remoddling and shaping the party to nett
their wants, md the Democracy Of .o.lsr,
may 3 mid 10 BE- Z tzopissa produeistivlus-s::
Ten years hence man bearing Dsu.se..,-
10 principles, can be no more be hsad int
Northern State, than Oranes and Lene. !:
trees Even GOV the Qe9aez,eI Of The
North isvuiy kept ltu6 bs;1Sssk1lsd Is.
death, ID hot-houses, sustained 81 tx,ca:S
i've patronage: and when this 8 fekelsI = :
sway, it will no.longer exist Tie iree1f.
gent ffcemcn Of the Nosth-sclf: relians
and strong in the exercise of thoee sses,,
duties, which fortune impoverished
themselves to that party, 20 long only 4.
it remained true tlthe sacred name il bor,.
When the Magicisns Of tAe South bee..
to tamper with it. priaelph,, and shaps IL
policy to suit their views, they left Ii,
party and retained their principles. This
Democratic party, which oncs formed Ii.
Union, where is it today? Were : vote
to be taken, there is hardly state Nor.k.
which would not blush TO acknoTledee IL
supremacy. 1t has dwinilcd down into
mere sectional party, with but ore p.;,eii- +.
pie, viz: pro-Slavery propaea,disu. We
shall have no Homestead Bill At hast
while the Democratic party il IN power
The South to whose interests the party q
devoted, will never consent 70 Il: thev =
act philosophically and wisely in the prea.
ses, and the only wonder il, tina. the North
do not act 20 70. Does any one eap,o.es,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
&TEARNs' HOUSE. .

>RIS new And beautiful Hotel . sitaate2
i upon the bluff just above ths Lower Ferry
in the town Of St. Cloud, commanding go q
.rhe most beautiful views on the Mississippi
!tver. The Proprietor assures III EWho ny
visit this place that his table shah contain every
bounty and luxury which can b obtained bseb
at home and abroad. 1t 10 his intention 70 keep
the above hotel ~ . first elass sns j, every RS
pect - H. = : :, s..5.z>s =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

ehU1y proprietor, Of the half mourning,
'hitdAsa up'his da,hins I'm of'hor,es aud
dove me 70 and from tsleetars; and |,
have had plenty Of everything goodto .ab
. nice, cls, room, and Ere. q u D. {
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
BUILDING:

1>HE undersigned takes this methsd Of
l forming those who may have houses
build mills to frame, or carpentry and joiner,
in any or all Of its branches, that he IL preper
ed to take contracts, and do all kinds Of zorA
in this line, on the most reasonable terms and
ii = good, workmanlike manner. -
~I&z-~.1 A. T. XVSSEY
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
BEEDE 4 MENDENHAIL.
BANKERS. -"
NORTHWESTERN LAND { collEc1jae
n,xn& tros1.s' Il .x


W mETZROTH, =.
AER CHANT TAIL or.
nEALER in Clothing. Cloths, Csssinerss
~ Vestings, and Ge1tlemsn's Furaiship2
goods, 60 the inspection Of which - invites
BIZ. friends ana tho public. -.,~,1-.-
dec1Q I057-ly ]. - =. - II :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
JAMES F. KENNEDY.
u aSon and PlaafereP

COLLECTS the Patroaage Of Ill persons {,
~ need Of the services Of practical Mason
and Plasterer. His long experience in The
above branches of trade assures hin that he
will give universal satisfaction; his .eharre,
IRE - reasonable or wo ~ IL can be danel,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
Home q, Again.

Once more we are in our sanctum, and
find all we'll, only that "W1LL" has enga-
ged to publish! such long tax lists that We
are, for the nenee, almost excluded from,
the coh.a,ns of the DEMocRAT. These
will be- out in a. few weeks, when ourstime
will conc.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19
Forwarding aa4 ee!Al!my!lillQieq. u !; !,
/ rfsfaxIsaifl,ka';' hssiit ssv,issssasall
. MILLER e SW134lE1a1G D.
DEALERS II Z Al 1sHAk
| Water Street, Lower Town, g. Glo1l


DIR. W. D. eI1Gol1Tolt,e'a
c rse sarver1E ,rzaEyssE 81 sEna I{tAa ~
d EePECTFpLLYs tenders H. P.eiessieaAis
~ Services - ~ Ci.iseas q g. clssA a.4
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-19

n. r. NOEL,
County Surveyer 4 Own 11giaeeo
K7OULD respectfully inform IL citisess
wv 81. Cloud and ths'pnblie generally, u
business entrusted 70 his care.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-23
Tremendous c rash.
DOWN GOES THE PRICE |
In. & w. M, GREEN,

T1R0N this time until further notice will sell
II Oysters at the following prices;
Whole Cans No. Oysters 90 cents
HRlf Cans do 40
Whole Cana Selected Oysters sI,I0
HAf Cans do SO cents.
All Oysters sold by us warranted good and fresh
Come where you can save money, and buy your
Oysters at /. N. Il w. NJ. GREEN,
Jan ll-tf No. ais Third ST.