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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
DIR. X. IL. FROST,

Complaints TO need commendation. But as Stillin-
ria Is an article of moro recent use in Scrotuous
affections, we give below the statement Of
DIR. r. IT. FROST
In the "southern Journal Of Medicine and Pharna-
cy" lie says: st will complete the cure Of ulcer
atoms of the Palate and Throat and mucous MEM
brane of the Nose, Skim and other parts IL VIII
eiface the Blotches Foul Spots Stains etc, which in
consultation Of this character 80 frequently occur
from slight irritation or which remain after the ul-
cerations have healed. Ii will remove the morbid
conditions OF the Fluids and Solids which disposes
every injury however slight to degenerate with
fostering painful scabby ulcer. IL will, in short
improve the digestive and assimilatye operations OF
tie system, that a more healthy blood and more re-
moved fiber will be substituted for the defective con-
ditons Of one and the other, and thus fully support
the character Of these medicines for being essential
ly Alternative" Also statements Of
DIR. BLACK,
published in the "Cincinnat Eclectic Medical Jour-
nal" in which he says: after giving II falr trial
in several forms of disease am convinced that as
general Alternative ii has superior in the dterfa
nedica Since last March, | have treated about
thrty-fye cases Of syphilis without single failure
when the patient gave me anything like fair trial
ScoriTs Sar8apariHd and Sti7ltngia,
T. preparation which is compounded upon scientific
principles, and with great care by once thoroughly
acquainted with the medical qualities and effects Of
each article separately considered, as well as the
whole in its combined state
l[R. II. s. MERRILL,
of Cincinnati one Of the oldest and most reliable
druggists of that city, makes the following state
ment:
1--WE have been acquainted with the fcrurula of
Mcssrs Scevills & Cos Compound Syrup OF Sarsa-
parilla and Stillingia and il has been made under
our supervision. The ingredients are entirely of
vegetable origin; the virtues extracted in great
measure by the vapor of alcohol. No mineral sub
stance enters into the composition"
The formula for the preparation of the above will
be forwarded TO Physicians or Druggists on applica-
ton to JOHN d, PARK, Proprietor,
l24 Lake st, Chicago, III.
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NoTICE-

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partncrship
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the name and style Of Gould Glasby in the
city Of East Saginaw Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent The business will be carried on by said
CLASSIFY. w. f. CLASSY.
j. Saginaw, Oct II, 1860. +. GOULD.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01

Prince OF WALES. - Under this head
EASTMAN, Ambrotypist makes his salaam
10 the public in this paper. Mr.. E. takes
very fine pictures, and he is disposed to
be liberal with his customers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
'Co-Partnership Notice.

TINE undersigned have this day former CO.
l. Partnership under the name Of blanchard a
Mower, with tho view of transacting general Gro
Gerry and Provision business
AUGUSTUS BLANCHARD.
MELVILLE c. MOWER,
East Saginaw October % 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
IAo,us Skaters.
Dnspid Well Boring--New Wells, &c.

oaMd Well Boring--New Wells, &c.
The salt well being sunk at Ports
mouth, Bay county, has now been carried
to the depth of over $50 feet. Saturday,
October 20, it was turned over to Mr..
+. SPAsoLsR, who has been boring the
great well It Columbus, Ohio, and the
first thirty hours, or from Monday morn
ing to Tuesday, they had bored one hun
dred feet through rock. This is unexam.
pied boring for this latitude, and only
shows what energy and experience can
DO when properly applied. At the rate
Mr. SpAyeLRR is now going, the depth
~ seven hundred fcet---the point it is
expected to find saturated water--will
soon be reached, and the problem of
failure or success will be Immediately
demonstrated. II has been assumed by
some, that Bay City was too far from the
basin in which the salt resides, to be a
successful salt point, but we shall soon
have the matter positively determined;
for ourselves, we have no doubt that all
through the Saginaw Valley, salt wells
may be successfully sunk, and the manu-.
factorc prohtsbly entered into. The
East Saginaw Company have employed
Mr.. SPANoLER to take charge Of their
second well, in the sinking of which they
have met with a.variety Of reverses.
He began boring in that well last
Saturday at noon, the we'll then being at
a depth Of 113 Feet, Tuesday of this
week, it had been carried 222 feet. Mr..
SPASoLER's manner OF boring is some
what different from others. The drill
poles are much smaller, and the drill is
worked with greater speed, striking
twice where others do once, there is all
evident advantage in this as the drill gets
back to the rock before the chips can fal
down and lessen its cutting force on the
stone.
He draws out his poles and removes
the cuttings oftenef, has number Of
drills Of exactly the same size, 50 no time
is lost waiting; and in many ways works
to better advantage than most Others
who have hal charge of such business
here. = His long experience has evidently
not been wasted in practical teaching.
In this connection we understand that
T.. &. LrrcuFIELD, Esq, Of New York,
is sinking well on his land at Carlton,
within 800 feet Of the CURrIs well 1t
is che intention TO dig the well and curb
1t as far as the rock, near a hundred feet;
after this Mr.. SPAvGLER takes charge and
carries the boring through the rock.
We have thought it might be interest
lug, and have appended the depths of
some of the most celebrated wells Of this
character:
Columbus, Ohio; the deepest in the
world, dug for the purpose of fountain
for the State House-no water yet, 2,775.
Bclchcrs, st. Louis; for supplying sugar
refinery, 2,l99. Louisville, KY 2,0S6.
Reading, Pa, dug for a brewery but can
not be used. 1000 Paris, France; ! 800.
Kanawba, Va, for salt, the deepest, 1900.
FmEMEN's ELEcrios.-At meeting
OF the Fire Department of this city, held
L. L I
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01

A RRANGED for String and Brass Bands and
N cleo Clubs. Leave orders mt Shaving Saloon,
Bancroft House, Eas, Saginaw s. G.. CLAY
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DIR. CHRIsTIE'S
AGUE BA-LSAMl

SAM J
equally nc yslua-
bic for a protec-
ton AZ a cure
Very few will ev-
or suffer from in
formitents II they
avail themselves
Of the protection
this remedy af-
fords.
DIR. Cmistie =
Ague Balsam is
highly recon
rnended by the
best Physicians
in the country
One writesi II,
with confidence,
recommend the
Balsam as supe-
rior to any other
preparation.
Says another
81 have used II
with uniform sue
cess and can con-
fdently recon-
mend il for oil
those complaints
which il is offered
for. Once more:
"To my knowl-
edge it has never
disappointed the
reasonable expec-
tations Of them
who have used
it," Still another
writes: ~ have
no hesitation in
saying that It lisa
safe, conrenisnf,
and very emca-
cious medicine"
ne sure d0Vuf
the name: dSkfor
DIR. CHRIsrIE's
fAgue Baisdm, y
take no other
| The unbound
ed popularity Of
lDR. CHRIsTIE's
!Ague Bdtsdn
has induced ma
ny counterfeits.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
WEBSTER HOUSE.

THIS popular and favorito Hotel has recently
J. been fitted up in good style, and is every way
calculated for the comfort and convenience of the
travelling public "and the rest of mankind, T" and
the proprietor having had some experience in cater
ing the public fatters himself that he cannot be
outdone by any first class Hotel in Northern Mich.
gan. The rooms large, airy and convenient,
and second to none in the State, which makes II a
very desirable house for gentlemen on business or
pleasure.
The table will at all times he furnished with the
Injuries Of the season. as well the substantials for
the inner man; in fact the proprietor means that
the Webster House shall be the nc plus ultra of
the Saginaw Valley. In connection with the hoIse
little something is kept for the ''stomach's sake
and thine often infrmities." Also, good barn and
stabling. well supplied with hay and grain.
.a. .lIE LDcTDn OpocS.
Saginaw City July &c, 1860.
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character:

q FIREMEN's ELEcrios-At meeting
OF the Fire Department Of this city, held
at Bucna Vista Hall last Tuesday eve
ming, the following were elected as the
Engineer corps for the ensuing year:
Chief Engineer, JAMES +. BRowN,
First Asst GEo. +. LEWIS,
. Second e .. b. BUcKnour.
Resolutions complementary to the for.
mcr Engineers were passed and prclim
mary steps taken for the reorganization
Of the Fire Department.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01

a ~ ~ -
For the cure Of
Fever and Ague
in all Its forms
has no equal
The BalsaIn ex-
pels the MAS
matte poison OF
Fever and Ague
from the system,
and prevents the
development Of
the disease If ia
ken on the first
approach Of the
prem onitOry
symptoms. II is
not only the best
remedy yet dis
covered for this
class Of diseases,
but the cheapest.
The large qnan-
tity We supply
for a 81, brings
il in reach Of all
rich and poor.
A great super
iority Of this
medicine over all
others is, it con-
tains no Mineral
or Poisonous sub
stance, therefore
it produces no
quinisn or other
injurious effects
whatever upon
the constitution.
Those cured by
il are left as
healthy as if they
had never had
the disease.
The Ague BAL
sam rs an lnval-
liable protection
TO persons trrvel'
ing or tempora-
rily residing il
malcrious d is
triets, if takeI
ocoasio nally, o.
daily, while ex
posed to the in
lection.
Hence, it is
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARLLLA & STILLZNGLAi
OR
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP

Sarsaparla is Tropical Root too well known as
one of the best antidotes possess for Scrofuous
Complaints to need contemplation But as stillin-
gia Is an article of moro recent use in Scrofuous
affections, we give below the statement of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
CENTS BOOTS AND SHOES.

French Calf Boots, Kip and Coarse do Shoes of all
kinds CATERS Ties, Slips, Coarse Shoes. a COM
pcto assortment of everything in the line of'Boots
and Shoes ff Ladies' Gents, Misses Boys, ~ ldron
and Babies, all which will be sold at rery ton rices
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01

MA " UFA C T URING
viii be carried on in all its branches under the SUI
of A. Eaton, Jr, who is well known
here as a competent mechanic in his line.
East Saginaw, June II, 1860 j. H.
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
no THE NORIH.

FNRAvELERs and Merchants from Virginia, Tennessee the
l. Western ari OF Georgia and The Northern part Of Aaba
ma and Mississippi are informed that connected through
Pa and Freight line has been arranged and Is
ming three times week between Lyuehburg Va mud New
York. by the aou-Side Railroad 10 City Point and thence
New York by the New York and Virginia steamship Compa-
ys splendid line o first class side wheel
town. jamestown and Roanoke.
This line affords advantages abovc ai others Is the cheap
est aud most agreeable route route particularly
those coming long line Of railroads.
the steamships the the They lyncburg
and md large state AMI all the handsome
uons 10 be found In the hes. steamships and amer short
voyage they In New perfectly rested aud ready for
busiaesA Passage from Lynchhng To New York. Fare and
State Room steamers included, Va
As Freight this ne Ia the shortest
New York aud the south The Steamships nlong
aide the whAryes OF the South de Ralroad CRY
Pdin snd there IL drayage Of Goods, thing being
transferred Immediately from the Steamships thu Jars aud
with the Creates, dispatch The following an OF through
Rates has been agreed by the Railroad and Steamship
Company aud all goods Forwarded Tree of charge shippers
wishing 70 avail themselves " through
their goods marked Railroad Ageat lity Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LYNCHBURG.
lat Class End Clasa 3rd Class, A,h Glass;
sOeA ese. lsels. Ioris,
LEE, RoCkE& TAYLOR, Agents, lynchburg, Va
bAML q. BAPTIST X co, Agents, Petersburg, Va
LuDLAM HiENEKiN, Ag'iA ll5 Broadway, Y.
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PATENT AsPHALTIC

roof NG FELT.
A LIGHT Cheap, Durable and perfectly Fire and Water
IA proof Roofing, for Churches Houses, Farm Budinps
Earoad Depots &c. Also entirely and superior
Roofing Cement.
~ Agents wanted Apply to
JOHNSTON BROS
up S0-d3m .t Bowling Green, New York
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Grand Exhibition Of the New
INSPIRING STYLE PREMIUM HATS. q,

AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BRONZE HAT, ~
Opposite the Exchange Bank, Main St
TpHE undersigned herewith annotnces TO his numerous
fenda customers and the public in general he has
hand he latest and magnificent FINE HATS
ever introduced In this market He takes pleasure
that he able to furnish the young we'll the old
Hat Of his own manufacture the celebrated SITTER HAT
known to great portion OF the people Of Virginia
der his supervision by the skiul the
age anybody and !. want Of good durable and
beautiful HAT. well call at STITZERS. La addition IN
his manufacture he calls attention TO his large and well
selected stock Of SOFT FELT HATS every description and
quality; servants Hats in great variety chlrens
and Caps; ladies' riding Hats EH All every Kind Of
Hats made 10 order AT the slioHtest notice
Also, large variety of Straw Goods of every ss,le
cal! CdQI! (dHi !!aL
i6 WuIJAk sTlTZpp,S
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Virginia Life Insurance Company
f s !. ~ snS sss Of i.
rroa: ever as, yss. :ss. =. pole, aSas. s,s
the psss 9! p:g.s. c.ga soc. o. and ~
interest," in eoadssios Is ss.ir. Vim precedence
h gr; .S and q s ese. on san
Real Estate, worth double the amount
The chief object u ihs C,npany p I'D In retaining =
our State for Is Preniums 70 Northern Companies That
Will BE- loaned % esssome ss term Of year at legal
Endowment and snnatiss grained Life and Term Policies
issued rates other good Companies slaves Insured
Tor one year or for .ssm q ye.nH
DIREcToR
VIM il. Mcfarland, John PARCEL
Joseph Allen, sam1 T. Bayiy
Roscoe B. Heath, JoA L. Anderson,
Tbos W, McCance, c. @. Barney '
John H. Montague, ko ". Maury,
Lewis Ginter, Banl II. Nash,
John JoneA, p. Il. Moore
Ia, sI. a APps nss ioa u W " Claiborne
H. T. G baskerville, wynds.@ Ro,er.on,
VIM. Il iisnali, Peter {. Warwick.
Eobt T. Brooke, X. o. Haskins,
George d. Shell, Edward Norvel,
s sn paSsy G0ddln Ge2ts w o. s%%Hsf'
I.rs.'aeni.wM. u. MAcFARLAND,
pAysieiana,Ds, BLAE BUKWELL
A"''"'vEosc1 abh X Rf FkEhsk III Secretary
JOHN Y: alLLKR, Agent Lynshoqrs, Va
Fire, Life and Marine ln.s' at,
LynohbuIg Hose & Fire Insurance Company.
ls Company makes Insurance. against loss damage by
oei Bans Furniture ooods ware: md
generally In town and country tbs most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives Of all persons enjoying
good health and Of sound constitution for the whole duration
OF lie, or for limited period.
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms
The Company will also take marine risks from and any
the Northern or southern Poris at favorable rates
,oyy Dob BOARD op DIRECTOR
JAMES NJ COBBS, Vice President,
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE, Chief Engineer.
JomN OrEY TAYLOR, DAVID E. SPENCE.
JAMES i. PAYNE JonN T. DAVIS,
~ y. STRATToN, MAURICE s. LANsmoRNE,
Z. nrtrHEY, CuAs. X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED T. Wills, Ssiit.u-y
DIR. WIN OrWAY OWEN, Medicl Examiner.
The Medical Examination of subjects will no
made at the ONCE Of the Company each day between tho
hours of 2 and 4 o'clock. p NJ feb 23-its
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Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory,
q, ;JnHN p.on0EETs


Manufacturer and Dealer IN Fur. .SrdD. kghon,
Idnamd. Soft, and Moieskia Dress Hats.
I HAVE now ready my Spring stock oi Hats Caps, ~
aud Straw Goods TO which would invite the aicn III
lion Of the merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina aud -
Tennessee, confident Of ability To supply them with every
thing they wan, In my line, good terms they
be procured In any market In the country.
Ny s0c4 viii be kept constantly full by The addition Of
thing that Is new desirable Having greatly increased
manufacturing facilities desirable siyes will be Of
manufacture My Black Moeskn Hat i. It'll In the
rank, and equal not superior anything produced In the
country.
Ny assortment of Boys Misses and Chlercus Eehy
ed Hats and Flats Of all the different styles of Braid and Leg
horn, cannot be cxcelled
In Military Goods, can furnish ding required My
stock Of the various qualities Of Army Rcgulaion Hats Is
complete different Of Has Cups
made order nj shor, notice.
NH sta JOHN DOOLEY
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.s New Commission House.
- sss 81 81 ssEHzf r. Est ISL
UEse of he ase q Tobseco whes Corn &C., TO- We All
sknEe u - Patvsnags u gessess puhte saufng
thnts axesnfoh y1nhsw th.1shs 0sos0 ynds ANA have
Ell far ysu undsrt Old ntss q ocmisisa, - 1nke remit
tapesa sDeeR " unce ~ jno. @ shearera Main etss
tuiy 2o-d4eiy sHEiRER BURKs
En Af1A LBS COTTON YARN, OF prime qualify, on
OV,VOV consignment, for sale chap, by
KEY q SAUNDERS.
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II EfP TIE STREETS CIEAN.-I have on hand SUP
~ ply OF Rattan Street Brooms which will sweep clean and
~ longer than nher Broom Call supply
seisesM ANDREW BOYD'S
ye+o 1903 Main St. LynehDurg, Va
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1880. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
ELI4ETT &c WE1SIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
II ats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. 1871 Aaia Street, opposite Exchange Bunk,
RICHMOND, VA.
IANISG made extensive preparations now Offering 10
the merch nts Of virgnia, North Carolina and rennes.
which cannot hut The idr0esf and
most complete stok u Srag ind Summer Good. ever got
In this markell which for quality variety and 1sgdacs.
cannos be exccIed All they ask look before purchasing
elsewhere Orders strictly aud promptly attended 10.
Mr. L. HrTcHssos formerly oG Union, Monroe county,
Va Interested In business and will devote TO his yalua
lie SERVICES ELLETT d WEislGER.
feb l4-dnAr 1871
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LYNCHBURG FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE

III SVhHDUtU EHNHs NND NHNdSNNE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
TuNis Company will take risks Of the nature
Il rabie terms.
We specially invite lle attention Of Shippers of Produce
our Marine risks
This Company prepared guarantee negotiable paper and
all other evidence Of Indebtedness.
DIRECTORS
SAN'L MoCoRKLK, Arm Of Mcturkie d Co.,
A. Is. RUcKER, Commission Merchant
II. .. SoHooLVIKLp, firm Of Schoolned Il Thurman,
Joms $. LAsenoHsx, arm OF Langhorne l. Scott, Mllers
J. +. SLAUGHTER firm Of Garland Slaughter e Co.,
ID. W. BURros, Tobacco Manu- iaciurer
H. NowLIs, arm Of NOwlin Il Murrcl
JOHN d. LANGHORNE, President.
T. II. 1vEY Secretary
DB. THos. l.. MALKrx
DR. DAN'L A. LANoHoRNI, "e"'ca' LAahinets' %
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Forwarding RuSinoss

fulE James River and kanhwha COMPANY a,ing aocede
l. 10 the proposition Of the south side H. Co.. ADVANCE
the rates b. routes have been compelled 10 adv
rates am, however, by that arrangement, enabled
goods through 20 10 70 below the side
Cos provided they adhere 10 the stpuatios and
tcles the difference VIII be much greater Al rate
dsertRed 10 redace 10 He iorf posibo point srerg
article which the high tolls VIII permit and the
Lyncebug and the West will Ind 1t greatly their advantage
10 ship their goods via Richmond. A. T. LEE,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchant
march Its TN the book. Richmond Va.
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EoDEf's LADY's BOOK FoRJULY. at
~ Snu tREED>, 1913 Main i
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Wool Carding

nUR CARDS In perfect order, having been newly
~ filled an thoroughly repaired and prepared to do
Narding in the very bcs ut the notice.
We have again secured the Of Mr. JoNEs
OF Nelson county, Carder OF great experience who caded for
us the last season. and gave entire satisfaction.
You that COOP ROLLS send in your Wool carly and
we Will endeasor 10 card all In, without any delay
We will pains 10 please those may paronze
We viii! keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale and
exchange for Wool
eN The HIGHEST paid for Wool delivered
Store or Mill. SOWLIN & MURRELL,
may 10 Lynchburg Va.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE

NO LII MAIN 6tfeet. flCnmOnQ. va
NO | HEREWITH beg leave TO inform my friends and
u. public GENERALLY iha! an, now In receipt II my
han has before embracing Decorated God
Band Dinner Tea and 7iet Sets. Iteheys Dishes, lHt
DO Also, Waite fhaa and Grn'if, Of The best
aud styles In sets aud by the single pair My stock the
WHOLESALE TRADE have selected with crl
that sell low any oHcNng house In The
United States receive my goods directly from the
A cali is respectful, solicited
July ~ dly -. Is. TAYLOR, Richmond Va
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To tho I,adioS

I1IQI0os
IF you wish Feckes Tan sunbarn Pimpes and all rough
removed ffou the skim the French
ration Called "TREfELIo, tie secret II beauty Il coua,n
no mineral but Is made from avid Flower" II i'm af,
freshness smooihcsA, aud Transparency The skin. Try
lAdieA-For sale by j. IL. THOMPSON
je l9-ts Druygis,
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MArriSGs and OIL CorHs 10 be found In this country
determined to offer them Mt prices low
rom an! house OF reputable standing any North
ofhis Viewing Baltimore the legitimate market South
OF the south. march !, 80. d1y,
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eIs Ed ~ JOHN r. sEAY. Lyxcmnuuo, Va
aNlHD AL 4DRUoC0TE EVERYWHERE -'
ASK RON HREsAD0LDs, TAKE NO OTuER
Cut out the advertisement snd eend for n.
AND Ar01DS fMR9BffEoH AND EXPOSURE
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NEW CONCERN.

DERUvIAN GUANO of Baltimore Inspection, viii
l. guarantees its standard purity.
RpZl CAMP, STAPLES & CO., Bridge street,
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tsn nm sEGARs On CONSIGNMENT or all grades
toV,uuU and prices which we will sell low TO close.
may IRBY Il - UNDERS.
FDNENNEssEE ~ BROWN sHEETING.-Another lot just
received consignmentho beat goods in the market
or the price-encourage the South
may I'll IRBY 4 SAUNDERS.
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Cash for Washed Wool.
WILL the highest market price for pounds nice
Washed Wool, delivered At 1873 Main Street
el2ta -. A. B. RuCKER.
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Camel Coal Oil.

WE ARE nov selling ane Coal Oh a. 81 - per gallon.
w NH ~ srABLLk A. JONES.
WE CALL ATTENTION To AN INVOICE OF WATCH
w I. made by PA7KK. PpILLIPE Il CO., Geasre
These the celebrated Watches lhr nark-t
thing equal been Offered the public here
They Of high but both appearance
and for accurate mekeepng some oil them wind aud set
wiihou a key,
We shall be pleased show them friends and the pub
lie generally. siLhkRTHoRS Cliff,
10 tais 70 Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-11

I IGHTNlSG CoSDUCTORs-Thc celebrated Copper
Ia Lightning kod, which failed. still put up by
the subj crber at Nanu prices al III Main
burg. Va Inay 1oJ Z. :. BLISS
SHiNGLEs A large very beet Che.inut shingles
- may - CAMP. STAPLES a co.