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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
I OFFER FOR SALE w0onLAwN, the late residence OF
WiNfnhe decd. situated one mill, from Lynehburg,
the Campbell Court House Turnpike. There viii he sold w
the Dwelling s6 OF land, considerable proportion Of
which Is In timber. BESIDES excellent Dwon there Ia
i' place all Nc useary outouss large tobacco iacory,a
we'll of superior water, Ae
The place admirably adapted 10 either market dairy
farm. &, Y. WIAFREE, EA'or.
feb s,liawis of 4. Wlniree decd.
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Markets..

New YORK, February 2l.-Cotton firm and un.-
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
firm sale. unimportant. Corn buoyant at S0a8l
cts. Pork firm /; Mess II 62alS.50; Prime IL. 50a
1900 Lard heavy. Whiskey better MT 233 cents.
Orleans Sugar at auction 3lGa9 Clio c:s. Col
fee advanced n quarter; sales OF 1900 bags ut II
alb cts. M"lasses steady at +S cts. Turpentine
dull at 46la464. Resin steady at Sl674. Rice
steady ct 81 to Al.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2lst.-Flour firm at S5.37.-
Wheat quiet and steady. Red 81 .26al.30. Corn
firm and active. White 73a7G, Yellow 76a7S.-
Pork steady Meas lSal8.50; Prime l3a14: Ba-
con sides l0l: Whiskey active at 242
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

letown Feb. 10. -Phe prisoners Stevens and Haz
lett the last victims of the Johu Brown raid, are
kept in the closest confinement. Stevens says he
feels mre cheerful and resigned than. he ever ex-
pectej to 10 under the circumstances II his trying
position, AMI remarked to ME yesterday that a
consciousness of suffering in n good cause is sufi-
eent consolation. Hazleti, ON the contrary, is very
low spirited, and declares he would infinitely
prefer the wlds oil Kansas to his present position.
Unless the Legislature recommends the'commuta-
ton OF their puni>hment to imprisonment tor
lHs there is no probability Of Executive interior
ence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
1850. JANUARY 1860.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
BUSINESS MEN OF LYNCMBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TIE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
Know that YOU can Make 1t to their

i III wv Il w LIZ
Know that you can Make 1t to their
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH YOU.
n addition follow papers for which am Special
Agent will receive and forward advertisements 10 any
per in the United States.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House. VA.
S %%iii1l4!;SSs:b4S1ts Knoxville, Tennessee.
SENTINEL, Eogersrile, Tennessee.
lNTELLIGENcER, Morrstown, Tenn
GhzErrE. Lexnsony Va
SENTINEL. Liberty, Va.
VISITOR. Marion, Va.
R Riii4' Finoastie,ya
kESIsrEEG,, ipanvile,v Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandra, Va.
pEMoc nAIs,rn }union, Monroe CO., Va.
VIRGINIA. ECHO, Halifax Co. No.. Va.
viRGiNiA AND tennessee NEWS, Bristol.
ENr9Ess' JOneshoro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT Greenvue Tenn
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn
POST, Athens
1 vfRGISfAN. Abingdon, Va.
REGISTER, Salem, Va
STAR AND HERALD, Christiansburg, Va
PATRIOT, Grayson Co. Ho., Va.
TELEsEApH' swythevile, Va
ADVOCATE, TazoSen Co. Ho., Va.
SOUTH WEST, Giles Co. Ho.. Va
REPUBLICAN,, Winchester, Va .
Persons wishing advertise in any Of the above papers al
Of them having extensive circulation la their localities will
6nd 10 THEIR cali at the Office OF the Ly nc
burg Vrgnan where contracts VIII be made, and
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ''"" $500 A. wADDILL,
ian iO-ts Foreman Yirginan ON CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

4FRAuD IN TIE MAILs--La.t mail the only
package Of daily papers, with one or two other
packages of different kinds. which came to this
place had been opened. Some packages that were
due did not come at dill. Can the Mail Agent do
nothing for us2--1dzesreH Adooeate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

CoyINGToN & ONO RAILRoAD.-Thc recent APP
preparation of two and half million dollars TO
this work, by the State Legislature is the fourth
which has been made to the Road. The first APP
preparation. Isl 1000. 000). was made by the Legs-
iature of 1850; the second.' 100000, was made
by the Legislature CT 1866: the third, $780,
O00,) by the Legislature of 1878.
The aggregate of these amounts doubled will not
suffice TO complete the work.
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"REpuBLIcAN CONVENTION. THE Wheeling
(Va.) Inteliigencor contains the proceedings of u
:. Republican meeting held in Hancock county.
Va, the pan-handle,] which appointed delegates
to general convention to be held in Wheeling
on the Oath of March.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

New York Stock Market.
New York, Feb. 2lst.-Stucks are lower; Vir-
ginia 6's SO.
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MA I -

INEN CAMBRIA HAEDKERcHIETs-iorLa Ladies and
feb 15-,ns JNO, j. PURVIS, AGT.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

The FMa.-We are requested By the ladies Of
the Fair, 10 say that they viii serte hot dinner
at their rooms on Main street. adjoining the Drug
Store of DR.. Seay. At say from | ~ o'clock and
that they will be glad 70 SEQ all who feol inclined
to help them in their good work.
The prico Tor dinner will DO IS cents, including
every expense Of Oysters. DC.
Simmer will be served from to 0 o'clock il the
evening, price Of supper including eyesything,
will be so cents.
We would suggest to the gentlemnn that this
would be a convenient and an agreeable way OF
spending heur on this never " be forgotten day
Go and enjoy The presepce and the good dinner Of
the indies and talk for season Of Washington
and his lave of country.
The Hume Guard. This handsomely uniformed.
well ofcerei and well drilled Corps will take sup
per with the ladies at their room this evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
A New Southern Product.

~ IpFpIA sYRIJp-I have Of own importation.
d,,er from Monroyaa article Of Sy rupa product
from Al Poups River Liberia Call and get some before u H.
m ,na 7' W feb G.isl A. b. FUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

N OTlC6. ea4EiE ~ - Z
HAVING purchased the stapleton Mlls Of ChaIee Scott
Eco. In market for WHEAT, and will pay tho
LyyeHDuRa PRcE for prime Wheat delivered q tho
Mills llnly 2IhAetsl n JAMES =. HOkNER- b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

TuAxKs.-The acting editor returns his thanks
to the Rifle Grays" for polite invitation to at
tend their ovation at the Cabeli House Tonight
He will endcayor to report himself for active SER
Woe on that OCCASION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

yHoMAsToN LfMEJust received IN prime order N sale
IL by feb 17-tsl JAMES BOYD ACC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

The ool will ho celebrated to-day. in this city.
by military demonstration. on the part Of the
Home GuarI That Rne looking Company will
have parade fire sautes, and be- reviewed by
tho Commandment Of the Regiment on College
Ill., At night they will have supper and SO
cial reunion We are glad TO zee the celebration
of this glorious anniversary revived, as OF yorc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

Portland Sugar and Syrup.
Assssn,. Of .as Portland Sugar conpss5 q ss
sYnur, which we ohst ct Neso York qryd1a &
feb eldts IowLE co Aexandria Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
STAU NJ T. "
WHITE FLANNEL,
FOR SALE

rAyrxG received supply Of Staunton White fannes he
,e.ire his customers have heretofore used With
much satisfaction and supply themselves willis. they ean
" nov IL dts g. Ar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
Iron AxleS.

n SETS IRON AXLEs with improved washers for Bug
~ ,hn ~ al market rrices y. NJ. SIMPSON,
On rts At his New Store House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22
Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.

VXJILKS Celebrated Snow Ban Irish Potatoes hand On
w fnr sale ut dc PTS soIOMON MCSSEI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-22

@ssaa Fine Green and Black Teas. fSa1M
E9eH f45 Half Chests very superior Black Tea just 96M
49, - landing per ship Jacob Bell direct from4azD
China ALSO, -. ssgsssr 81
$50 Half Chests Extra Fine GunpoSder Teas por
ship somancc Of the sea" and ship "Eyefia al Of our own
fpJ s-s EDMOND. DAVENPORT q co.
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q - - aFEzvzaER5@ zz1a
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Samuel Burnett.
Ngentnr fiir ben @oBbefIden
SdHunft0baf.

SD made hermit tetannt bs i'd bic @sentur fir ben be
eltnten Qpsbedf6en S6nupftabad aus Der Snbrtf pDn6 Qamdr
anb Chr. S6waneberS tn philadelphia lbernpmtnen babe unb ba
Id TIN an @tDle Entes unb 8letn<@ert1ufer 4 u G r m1Rtat
ga brttpretfen nblafe. 5etnrt& 8nefelu,
Teaia& 10 ]. 0arrilpAgr
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@cbnbmocber gNerfaenae.

~ John Helmers, @@z10
$50. $50 Us. Sruttltr., swilden 9ancOer. unr
Sbarptra6e.
Ssrftrtist als GUrtsn S&ubmaAsrttIseue unb StrFauft aMt
soFtsA 9hubs6tnbin9. gUUts,6m
6- Sat. AttatH fHRta RsRtGRS 6tlakftsxas.
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0i0ener S9cerU ut W5DlDGs iUertD
NIDceifcr Qnnhant, nn0 6tobt Ntielliflnft.

Sn benz GntptdeIun9s8an8e Der A%n1eblnns fnb wr buttn &C.
vn @8s Sartpr City IN ben Sreis Der @erbeHerunsen Al steben
a9o SptS I'm SSafentpetls Der Stabt, gu BENT fir has erite Sanienb
gu Ser %fruberen @rGFe BON 40 BIS $50 6u6 unb ntpnatliben Gin.
NRlun9en BON S.. Jrete Deebs tn better 8prnt sarunttrt. Die
Sndn9tthnabnte oteles St1bttteils 1T nun 1ppUtl SSnt bG6nen
SntereGe fur bic NdrhbebGlferung nS auh Stele Generbtreibenbe
oasu b%rdngen. DCds. QDberften Inb @erbinbunssfra6en mic en
STEAMER CUR 5srfeluns neuer, reeelndBiser 0erbtnbuns nit
Ner-yrrt ub VpItpn, tperben aus unb pdbrenb Der @ntwtfeluna
biefeS planes pDn Der @efelf6aft eebaut unb bic AuSfabrun9
bteleS PLANES ipro tn Surge ben @entrnlpuntt fur bic untseeenb
mad unierer Stdbt leeen.
Yrdmten
~befctenb entreber tn einem 5000 Qudbrat=6us erpsen Gdrten
coer etnen1 Gretttdet auf benz q eli6aftsbampff6fHe, merben lie
mad Der Q0abL ~ ben eriten bertauften 1000 QptS betaeaeben.
Der tn Der @ntptdelun8 beertfeue 8abrtdplan letfet oaburd
nttt nIr tetne Seetntrdbttsune, fpn6ern ruB Dur6 &uSfibrung
ebi9en 9dfnpldneS ef fetne 9dn3e 90t6tiefett erlanaen.
8dbrttdnten. rel6e tbre @tabltHementS mad @ge Sarbpr gtts
le8en, trerben ab9eieten BON Der 9lnfi9en Gage irtfden NOrb- uno
Sab, burdb liberdIe 8eeunftgul9en SetenS Der GefeGfbdft, be-
Seutenbe 0prthetle gsrtnnen.
pamphlets werben unentseltlt& ausge0eben, unh ndbere HaG-
dbten ertbeilt bur6
ggRpl9sS q. Sbmtb Woenk.
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Parter8bnr9 un6 Wtarlett0, Dper BenmDDo,
8beeling ulb Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb Sttr. GiIen6dbn bteiet rem r~etlenten Sub.
lttum bic erEBten @prtbetle tn 8eiua auf StItetetr, Scquenlt&s
felt, St6erbett, gitnthi6teit uno S6Snbett Der g enerien. 70 ble
lie Ucn tetner anbern 8atn IN btelem 2aube IbertrCHen Ttro.
Dtefe Sabn rpnt ntlantti6en Mteer ~auseebenb, If cte dlteae aus
%eecebnttfe Qtnte. olet6aettts aber aud BITE iIrjefe unb f6neGfe
unb bater bic btaisae @oute fur bic 8etfen6en rad benz gBeRen,
Die ntbt S~erfeblen iOnten, fe gu ~benuSen:
Metleuentfernluto BOT Baltimore rdG
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Gueene Gliquot @hampo.ner.

0ir erbielten 1peben 200 &Srbe bieIe8 ausae,eihneten gHei.
= mes in Ntnten< uno Quart Slai9en.
Oieicnt0en unIerer Runben. weIde BON Der Iebten Senbuna nidt
aeuuS erbtettem, t6nncm Jest ibre 8efte1un9en prompt ouSGefGbTt
rbaIten. 3. .. @b1rrpn 6 o.,
ein3i9er N9ent IN Baltimore,
ya16S G6e bon 9aRpper- unp ~9pmbaEbfr.
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TcnersSS crtf6crnnacn.
Insurance Rooms.

Johnston's Insurance Rooms.
gtp. 73 Secpnbftr.
Teucr=, MIarine= unb 0ebcnS=0SerfArs
rlin98=Spmp1anten.
.Giderte ItS felteite G%Onlpaanie.
Serl'derlln9S@gomP, Der SaIleq y. 8ir9inien,
Npn4burSsS erliGerun98@@pmp y. 0iroillien.
NIT 5000, 600 capital.
AlbenlarleeSe n98>@pmp, y. 8irotnier
NIT 5000, 900 capital. f
99drter Sdt=Ser1t6 =Spmp. BON SortfDrb
NIT $3.50, 900 GapttaI. IEf
Secltrttp@Serltferun98=@Dr BON 9eemsQ )prt
NIT $270,O capital.
PpoltG@SerltHerun98sG Comp. bon NefpzQ) prf
nit $500, 600 capital. 0f
Jtelplltte=G Ser IiHerut08zG Dmp. y. Wetn-Nnrf
NIT $27o,OOO @aYtoG. oN"'
Wtpntanf<8 erft6erun <@pnlp. y. 0eer-Norf
nit $500, 900 capital. o"T
9teW@2Sprlb@Ser ltder .zSpmp bon Nenzg)prt
NIT $3.50, 900 capital. "f
Wtercaltlle Wt1tltal Wfdri1e.
nit 81, 900, 900 capital.
Seret1tt9te Staoten 2eben8z8erfider1no ,c
NIT 81, $50, 972 @abttaI.
Jtortberr N1l1rance=@p 1np. BON Qnrhn,
nit s. ,194,1I1 GoptoL. |
Oe oosn penlertten @ompa9nteen fro bon Der Qsoisrot,- buo
StdoteS Wtarplano %mtbpr1rt un6 l,enfrt. "'0"'0'"t OS
Se oh oent ltnter6etbnehn reprGlentrteu Gpmboonicc, L,L,.
mtrtlt0 pertn9bareS CAPITAL gum OpQen obcr ~ ,. gaUsh
Setra9 berantipprttdb fir bic 3ab(una Don 0erIuGsn "'9'VePehe1
erest. 0NSTE""s d q SSrllile ganttt8
Tre6. Illuut, Surpebor. Est,1z ~
ANDN IL
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NS Cur beIDnberen &enntnlBnabrle.
&tnwanterer umb Retfente fGnten fe6r DprFGtte fen, ebe Ge itre
8ilette taufen unb ieatsn b%iefetben. MUIR DGn fOl6en anertfteaten
Matlern Oter 8wtf&entrdeern, tn fe fUnt her Gefabr ~aus9eleBt
itnb, btfdwtuptlt 81 irsrpen unb tbr Gelo umfOnit ~nuSseben.
0urdfabrt8@B t0ette
mad aHen TtetIen btS gBefens fn6 ~ hdben bet
Gb. &. &iIccbr1nbt,
@eneral. Gntardnteu. Meent Der Baltimore ro
Div @tfentabn.
sonH $50. 81 Tbame8I IT,, Baltimore.
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Memcr nmO iutcbttger Tnbrplan:
"a q yfnd Sent @eittn nm6 SiSen. D.

IbCJt
Wcmcr nrt0 iutcbttger Tnbrplan.
ia s gfnd Otm @ettn nnS SiiOen. D.
Baltimore unb SbipzGtfenbdbn.
&n uno na6 benz IA. gDS. 1859 9eben BITE Bulge mic fplet:
0pn Camden .StdtiCn Baltimore: Der g0fau9, SGnntdgs
auseenpnnter, un z ltr 20 Winuten @prmtttdeS u6 Der Or
pres5ug UNI A ltr 5 NRtnuten Natmtttaes. Betee 8I9e eeben
mad altn 2beil,n bes Q8efens unc NCrb=g0etens TT otretter
Qtnte.
Sir 8eg<8a6a9iere.
NaN aGen punttsn 3ptfden Baltimore unb ptebnCub netnte
man ben z l16t as Wlin. G9r ntttns Bug. gta6 a0en @uutten
awtihen Gunbe LAMB uno Ubeeltne ub sniihen GrnftCt ub par
~ters6ure ben 4 l1br 5 0ltnuten-8ue BON Baltimore.
Der Treberif@N recommendations 3uo
rerlGst Baltimore fir 4rtterit unb bic bdspif6eu lteaen6en
plGbe tdalt6, nm 4 lttr IS Wtnuten Nd1mtttdas, nit Nusnd bte
RES SDnntasS. rnb erretdt 5-etertd UNI III. 40 WR. @benbs; Ser.
ldBt bet Der 8utfebr 5retertf un 9 l1br 9Crmtttass uno lnnst
in Baltimore UNI 10 II. 80 De. Mittassan.
Der @atcptt'8 s. SO tllSzNccpmob1ttpn8 BUG
stbt tdsG6 NIT @usuatme bts SOnntass pit frlet:
0erlIBt Concentration nm $40 Wprgens unb AS N1Hnt.
Bon @Iieptt'S @ttas tint 7,45 0tOreenS unb 6 10 Mbenbs.
gta6 Walbtn9tpll unb DEM Sitben
seben BITE 8uee um 20 unb lbr gOrmtttass fppie uni IS uub
4,20 gta6mtttoas.
Sim Spnatr UNI 4,20 WtUr1enS.
Son W11binstcn
INT 6, 20 un6 7,45 0Crmittdas un6 8, 20 un6 80 giadrr.
&n SUnntas muir Nadmittass I'M 500
Der spette unb rterte 3u9 BON Baltimore unb WaIbtnatDu YER
blnben it'd nit ben 3Iaen her InnapUliS 8abn.
Der 3weite ub brittle aue bait auf ben 3ntf6enfdttOnen.
Rg- gDesen 3tdetS, Nustunft, Tdbrt u. +. 10. wence man F6
an s. &. @nslanO, &aent an Der Gitet- Office, Camden.
fattpn. 80 m. Qrescstt Smttb,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
G. SD. 6 ole, General 0tueteur. (Nut6.fO
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gettfeOern !! 8ettfeOcrn 8etfe0ern

Soeben srbaIten 1000 Pfunb Bethlehem BON T,bsnS.I :
weI&e tb su ben btni0lten Prenen Sertouf "VseH SaHlea
@baS. 3oldSneer, SO. % NReft. sro,,a~.s
i~t&en @Ort space nnA Sr srTSsSs."q1eRA
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Gin frGfti0t8 Mltcr DOer Gin triib3eittQcr SOO

TT &bttder, SI.
Die Sussnb, bte Ntanntttt unb eaS aler, &Ie lUlten Siefes
Sad lssn, " entbdst naslt6e Selebrnnnesn atsr ets erealtans
pelGe an BEN 70 erf6Epfeneen unS l8ltmnten 8Olsen Der n@elbR.
~beasfune" unb anberer Iusl6wetfmeen leteen. Der ~nertbSUle
&atb unb BITE einertn9lt6en Narnuneen. mel6e IS ertteilr, werben
Sabre beS 9etoens Serbiten unb iibrlt6 9auIenbe ron 9eben ret.
ten. Der Setlunespan, auf Der Mnwenbune Der @lec.
trtcttdt b~erubenb III rarta a~usfutrib teIprpden unb na6st
ptefen, has rteientsen Yahenten, bic tbr @elc fur 0tebtsn esfpen
bet baben, n0ne 8steilt gu fem, f8 ni4t an bic re&te Stniebe &C.
wrnSet blben. Smpctens uRfruGtbarfett, iUwte d1e nerOGfe
ertetn umS s&pdten ter @tftle6tsprsane f6nnen MIR af elet-
tstf$em SSsess ratioaea eetetlt werOsn: Sesen @%tnfenOuns sn
~dSreffrt: Or. 6. QnbnrfM @hicnap. SI. l1b2t iluml
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eSOiepA Han0ler,
Rnmhn11. an
BGnbOl5 J.
SdnbOl5. 8anbDl3.

UuIDUl3. UnIIDDI3.
Da Der llnterSeiGuete ben @e9dft8=Q ntbell beS Srt.. Geo. W.
BON Der alien Srma tdufi9 an ihb sebraGt bat, 70 miro er
unuebr 6aS @ei66ft auf feline ei9ne, aGeni9e &etnung am alien
gei@dttSplase, gte BON @reot Su9beS ml6 SpbnOnitr., an Der
Sa6ieite bes Saiins in alien iemen reri6iebenen 9ran&cn fort
nbren unb empteblt f6 ben alien &unben Der SStrna iotpobI
pie etuem seebrten Yubttunr. @r mirb ItetS eineH 9roben 0Or.
ab gut 9~ercdnetes 8au- unb Sdreinerbol3 baIten un6 oaieIbe
u ben btat9iten Wtarttpreien inter ben anne6mbarlen Be6in0un-
gen certanfen.
(St2.iD Samuel Burnett.
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0ermtf6tc Mnset9em.
@imaer's N1Gbmofbtme.

Ole @&nerer bief8er Stabt. ipmie ale pericnen. weI6e etne
cute Wdbmai6 inc gu BADEN lpunIhen, i0ltem tb ertnnern,
rasno cine anbere, uno 10 aud tWetmdl 10 oteI @eIh
nbrtnqt. OteIe8 mabt unlere Mtaittnen gu ben btllt9-
e I'm. we(de I'M NRarfe fnr. Wetr ais 5000 baoon finb ALIEN
in biefaer @taot in Separation AT &Bdeu, 28eiten unb 9Oen unb
babem ibre Giarer ODER bic ton,t ateher in ben Stuuo eeiest, ib
mebr G5eIb su crfporen, ais ibnen oi.Ic 8 AMI antcrem g8e9e mbs.
lid lit. que, welte cine Der beteu 36bmai dtnen, Sic
NJ @ebrauG iub, baben mbdten, 1pren in unierer Office;
go. 159 BaltimpreItraEe
pcr1pre6eu, no @ebroudS Nupeiun9en III oeutiter. eu9Ifter.
ran3EfI6er uub IpontIher Sprode 3u baben Ino uub mo- mir Sc
Il taeine @taIbne tauft, auf ~perielben arbeten lernsu.
Sdtft mad einem @renplar bon Singers 8dbmaltiuene3et Gel
An0. Aue Maibinen Wereen eu 9auSeS Sabr mad ibrem Mutauf
oOn unS in boiler Orbnun9 unb &eparaticn sebaIten.
(Sb28i) SO. y. Brpberid, N9ent.
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"A CARD.

s. T. PoMER0Y wishes to tender his thanks to his
numerons customers and friends in this vicinity who
have within the last ten years purchased Pianos and
Melodeons from him, for the very kind and friendly
manner in which they have since my re establishment
in business here, recommended to me those wishing
TO purchase instruments. thereby Increasing the num-
her OF my sales beyond my expectation This express
sion Of confidence and good will Is very gratifying TO
they are we'll satisfied with their instruments. It is
especially welcomed snd appreciated by me at this
time on sccoslt Of the strenuous ~exert'ons OF inte-
rested parties to destroy all confidence in me and my
Instruments. l am happy to state that these attempts
have failed in every instance. ] wish and design t.
have my instruments stand upon their own merits, and
shall not attempt TO b1id myself up by hisParaging
Others. II life and health are spared me / am certain
Of a large suecess-for 1 profess 10 understand my
business thoroughly. and have had losg and extensive
experience in il. NJ motto is Sntire satisfaction to
every purchaser-and such shall be the case IL IL costs
me the price Of three pianos. huy the very best Pi-
amos 1 know Of. from several Of the hest makers, and
any party can have their own choice consulted, IL
they have a preference. The last two years / have
spent in New York, huyius and selling pianos for the
city and western trade-spenl ing much o. my time in
the manufactures. and obtained ouch valuable infor-
nation in regard TO tina latest and best improvements
In Pianos. / can therefore assure my customers that
/ am thoroughly acquainted With the instruments 1 am
selling. and know them to be as good a. any made in
the world.
1 suhioin the names Of a few prominent men in this
and neighboring towns who are among the hundreds
who have purchased Of me within the last ten years
and to whom l respectfully refer
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the nations."-BIBIE
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Young America Pianos.

S. t. Pomcroy is offering something new in
the Piano line. This is a small sized, iron
frame overstrung piano-just brought out by
Boardman 4 Gray, Piano Manufacturers, New
York. The advantages whick are claimed for
this Instrument, over Others is, that with a
much less cost a piano superior in quality and
volume Of tone, and of greater durability, can
be afforded. We have certainly never heard
any piano of the same size which equalled the
young america in the purify and power of its
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I give such balm ks have NJ strife
With nature or the laws OF life
With blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
He is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor. l. ]. LYONs, cures the
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It is hoped that no enc will despair Of q Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
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Am erica and the United States, he has been the in
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and partoOk Of the ILdian Herb Doctors Medicine"
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Remember. consultation and advice free. The poor
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