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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-22
60 G;rpeer 9Snbresban
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Az oes SSceolazS tarmMe8 go. II. 1tSHM
9alten an! rs. DECEMBER Gals am 0eibnoftstooe,
in benz Fra1tpOne1t GoaIe Der 7"S''

New@N e nj rs 81 Q {. ~
0bt9er Stanlrn ma9t ben W~ltbIieoern icwie ben SrSsrsbrif>au,
ano cen! pnbivttnl Die e%r9ebene An5ei8e, bB er an obe I az
tenn &etDnIa9tS' Aeeno enen 9lanSencen 8aa taIten wirb'' Srr 81
ar Der 9'1n5enctet ptelsr Salon 81 percen psr1pridbt. ha f,;ns
NiGbcn nod Soften Selteut mpr6en in6. T'V" :" ''"e
@er ouf cen IrIberen 9&Qen hes Oscepla. Z tammes ,ms ni,
sIher We9enpart bee9rte, pir6 aemtB in ie6er gSeile sufreSen 40 40
telt mcrpea leta uno 0emiB aud sse8 Dial ui6t beriRGumen. ma
mt lstner gs9enipart Sa teeHren. IS @irO shn @i9mame rriStst
wsrcen n1o ce Sn0taner IN lbrest polen @eitGm erIdeiuen' ~'
Capt: S@re0ers peae8 ARUijt. Corps lit e%naaairt uno nirO RI,
SG E3G en- N lteter S%epe9urB erbalen. 28Gs aa6e uuO ScQer
anpetrtrL 10 baben mir ben alien belebteu So6n SSbler IN QrsGr
Go. IS ipeeer au9ertrreu, ccr nit oeutI&eni g8ein M a G SSsn
Iat tSnrttsg. Vn6 gdnIebgatsn) aGe %pun9rsen un6 Ourfisem See.
SS9er tets tereit ien bic ~pcretrten @ate nit ieiner FS SG t"SS"
gu bepHnen. 'NN' S>t""'Hs"
&tdeto 1ar etnet Srrn ue Domen gu 81. 90 Hno 4teubs an
Ger &a11e uno BET benz unterseMhneten @pnitte an boBen.
y. 9etnann, Yprfsr, 9. 81. &. yRpIider'
= ~ 2 9al3, y. @9. .. 2uomig,
y ~ I; @ei9erS' z. 81. S. 9pblbePp,
% ~ . SuItW' y. 5. 0tHaer,
+ 9p' 2, Ster' .. g. 0Ctsl.
\. 92: =. Sen9, >. Nmr6cin, Sstr. (D3I1-25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

MOI H0RrOIK AND Poss MourH-fH. NEW InsI
A Toh river evsry Saturday for ne above pcrts r
sonnsotins With he Norfolk and Pe.ersbury Railroad fR
"a and % pstrsburf sens W foot md proPoraonaas
.@-ss1uSs1sSs xsriT : n. B. OR0NwUL . 90, 6 Wss6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

40 nOO WORTH OF GENTLE11KED NEW AND
3C.UUU len OF Cfosbfns wanted Zoe The wetarr mar.
Ie The MEhes cssh price be obtained ~ batkabse -
neJ large mail los BY calling ~ Ne ev addressing
w. WA,Sh, 50 Centres tye06
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31
NEW Y0KS HERALD, TUESDAY. JANUARY- 3D. 1850.
ADJUSTMENTS.
w FREE PICTURE GALIERv 'Ff
& CTS OF OIL. PAINT4N6R
se ~ --fl 86J CANAL STREET..
MISCELLANEOUS.

CUTE AND CHROsIC DisEAsRs PERMAEENTL
cured sthoui the ad of medicnes Private pAriors an
female attendants for ladies' Competent sruc.e
and OUTFIT furnished TO- SiG0 Apply personally at the II
stiuie, % West thirteenth stseet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEDN.-TUEsDAY IN rm
GENSfON; SKETCHES IN INDIA; and sso MAGIC TO1S
"a me ssepr az oeock tand not s7k O'clock, befer
SUm2any followed by dance, BY Mis- valley RI -
T Mss agnes Hanpon Pas sue Natonale by Nile Js
ana Concluding with tho Yankee farce ke VIR WONY
WOOL DEALER On THURSDAY EVENING THE OOx{i-
ana enormous ee!pents living Ksngsroos Seal 6c besu
extra ~''- ~f"''~s -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

4 GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOfHrva.-LADIRs AND
"A gentlemen having any Cast OF Clothing Furniture
Carpets guaranteed e RECEIVE - folio Psnts fnn
Bars ne and woolen Dressca viii paid highest prices
Nv calling on Addressing HARRIS seo Tnird avenue
Izdes vii be attended By Mrs Harris rEfUt nf n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

COC BOwD0Y.-MADAMD WYDGER, CLAIRyOYANT,
ACO Essd Spanish LADY, unyefs no mys1y Of iusnssy
for 81 dseasa ss lucky numbers properly lost or stolen.
no 10 Bowory, between Houston and bleeoker sreoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

WILL SHORTLY CLOSE
w EXHIBITION OF GEO. L. BROWNS
RUINS OF TUSCUlUM FROM MOUNT ALBANO.n
OLD APPIAN WAY NEAR ROME"
and twenty her large Paintings with twenty four highly 9n
isbed Pencil Drawings by the above celebrated artist r
exhibition from A. II. 70 r. N at 566 Broadway.
Admission - centG GEO. WARD NICHOLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

a n TO CALIFORNIA.
DfO BY U Nan Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Mon
day. Feb. 8.
Apply al the only once In this city.
III West street, corner Of Warren.
D. b. ALLEN Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

A CAED.-GBNTLEMENH NEW AND LEFT OFF
"A Clothing purchased for the Western arket in large
small los CAL q ssoe address Thos D. Conroy No. ~
Ctntre street n Buerchaut Alors having any on hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

fINFURISHED ROOMS wANTED-TWO OR THREE
unfurnished Rooms, ting for lady and be.
son young boy betS cen Fourth and Eighteenth streets and
Pcs Office. = - = ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

DEREMPTORY SALE AT GENINs HAT STORE.
il THIS ENTIRE STOCK OF GENTS HATS
BOYS AND GENTS SOFT BATS.
GENTS AND BOYS CAPS.
GENTS FUR GLOVES
GENTS FUR OARS.
Is selling off at reduced prices 70 close the concern.
GENIN'S HAT ErURE.
607 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

q CHRr6TOPHRR ErREET.-MRG. n. ROKDBR-
C This astonishing and never failing ASTROLOGICAL seer and
Of all affairs with and In regard TO heah wealth and marriage
love a1ars Journeys lawsut difficulty business absoui
fail. Her fees redueedFor ladies' cens gentlemen,
10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

" ANTBD-TwO ONE HORSE WAGONS READY FOR
" shipment and equal W hoee used By Wollx Fargo
b. Address M. Gutaerrcz 261z broadway No. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

WANTED-A FARM, TO LEASE, WITH PRIVILEGE
w Of BUYING about 10 or rs acres in good 1ion with
forty miles of New York over miles back from
he Hudson river Address Farm No. Broad street! Of
s. s. hinmsn. - " =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31

:. WASHINGTON AND GEoRjE-
ork and Virginia Sore y Sue amship
class stsamihlp MOuNT vsRNON,
will LEAVE pier II North river every
room ana meals 81 80.
fopt, or proportiouste rates.
II. B. CROMWELL d CO.,
AZ West afre0<.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
Notice to shippeIs e Toba. co to The West.

Notice to Shippers 81 Toba. CO to the West.
yEyIIE Undersigned are prepared 10 ive Increased facilities
shippers tobacco to the West having shortened the time
Of trans. and the fr,m Third " fourth eass
Through receipts given the principal points In the est by
Railroad r the River, and eghs guaranteed - low
b, aoy other line The oy irsnshpmcnt between Baltimore
~ Iou and Chieagn h made 81 f7s
burg dc, frm ear to car under cover thereby avoiding
errhge and all damage on Tobacco from exp~t
NA9RAW l. kOOSs.
No 81 North Street, Baltimore.
Refer 10 jesse Hare Co., W. D. Miller and L. Clnytor
l., nchbufg; Jacob Head CO., aud Jacob Bpnd Jr a
m,ro. march Is.ily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
EEAj success always The of
~ hca judged by ls there labor sa,jny machine
before ule puzzle comparable Singers Sewing Macines-
aier establishing the hghesi the United States
me! wer" tAhbe1 nj the late "ExpasIou Uuy,rs.l."
Fraics where they carried oil the highest preniunr md
great mandatory 10 make them has been built Paris
In every branch oi industry which sewing ia To I've dopo
'nese macies can he used with immense Profit IA the se.d
OF the Halfway train is TO travelling Foot sewing with
singers Machines compared with hand sewing No ini,or
shoemaker, Tessnaker, carriage trimmer slder batter &c
Nc SHOULD not be without The profit using one OF
thes machines regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
a,tar In all private families where there muc, sewing TO
nc none es machines are an my aiuabe assistance
am hoci Keepers md them particularly and profit
aoc hese machines are simple in their construction and
! strong aud durable being the only kind sewing Ma
chn1 ever made t which ever! of or fine
e'n De perfectly executed Thousands ofincrnr and WORTH
1ns, bal singers Machines have been found every,
where to sali,f! the watt, VI the people
ii'n printed instructions for using with each ma
slns lem The machines ,ac,cI securely il. 20 To- any
P ~ me ""ri 10 all per-,i desiring more particular in
r"l'n We wi IN application bl iril, either Of our OFF,
'es 'rwari copy vi VI. >tusrr ,ia<ctt, naDrr
wholly devoted 10 the SEWN, Macln, interest '-i'
,,=, NJ SINGER u Co.
Principal Olicc No. 3lj broadway, New York
tH offh ES--So IL Hanover Boston, No Cham
81 ~, New Haven, Ct Glrvrr ie " y: No "a Brood
.Ne"hrN " D.; No IA thtsnu 81 Phlal M lh Raj
t'fc 81 baltimore: No. ~ Westminster ST. Providence r.
L. ~" East ith ST., Cincinnati; No. II North 4th 81 81
a's No. 81 ST. Charles ST. New Orleans 20 Daupbin St
E'~' dec 24-dNctx1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
AMERICAN tiI1ANO.

TuNE attention oi the tatn,s called 10 this Valuable
Il tker. Jarvis Island, In the Pacific toraii
possession of the American n,uno tompAn,
the l, =. tfoNerninehL IA. ftnca n-rent the Amer
lean t'unno Is The Phosphate aui sdhc uf imc >ubc
condition that can readily hr ahcn u. the pant, and
be Initiated by arr II Ais ha- suiit Animal
ter ,cling Ammonia la protucc immediate
crop IL does moi act stlnuant but 'uuicr tasting
III upon the soil amer The crop has been esvd though
WAS oni, Introduced In Virginia IN April, been
marked effect, aud rnpi, III favor tpun Wheat
II has been tried with astonishing only pronciu
crop but insnring superior aud ui THIS ,su put
bags barrels with the tIaic Che
and naie upon each package aud WHrran 10 pur,
fElIA II. CAV r.
Sole Agent American Guano ,uu,pan,, Rrtn,,nd.
MOSES LACY,
oct 6-dly Agrnt for ~ ncthurg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
MORE TRIUMPHS
OF Baltimore-Made Pianos

WIN. KNABE & Co,
Have received In fur dH.ren, States u the tnion
90 less preius for the besi Pianos exhibited 81
,ac,f respective Fairs In csUp~"n VITA Instruments rom
the i.<i asufArtarSes a Boston and New York, viz;
D. fsrst fremiasaa the state Pair Montgomery, Ala
2 First Premium at the state Fair. Evansville, Oho
First Premium At the Stale Fair. Auauta, Georgia
F rrcmism si ,se Fair Of the Fulton Institute Lancas
ter. Ia.
This shows wsll fc~ yesr
asserted sock II fhe above ecebrnted Instruments
constantly land Al PAYNE& BLACkFoRDs. sole Asta
Al intend purchasing would do well 10 call and exam
tnr n<4orra.sA Jan tim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
SrII'ZI1It.

Uprenste Tee AL,saSst Bunk,
masn street, Lynchburg, Wa.
FALL STYLE PREMIU HATS.
VI sTiTzkRs the Idace ht, your ,ss, his
k3san inspection b, The celebrated "
te proeured uc Is fur shtng Ais customers with
tae hahs,nes. lila, thai can ~ itduf- There Il nothing
hl' them In this city. The, 'h lia the
as rrsa beau',ta lie does design ing ego,,slica,
Nai what espt. bod. must Ia II
!is 10 -pssap other hats IN bAuiS sy,c dutabi, mud
dnis ecsiiase sdsst ~ le i b-sd and exquisite
W beautiful, sUisoSs Is the plAnr
lie would also call snuon !" ia large stock NJ SON Felt
tls.. ol grsde aGd qualify. ats IN
u. EHc vyCsl, aelse and t.ui ua% thiidcus Fancy
Hats ar Cas Lsja~ Hiding HAS al nds nj Hats made
" onde at the slortssi noiioe
Call sn1sr's frssiicn Hsilst, Cor oarRa the sign
The hls RLuE nAT lho, u dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
IA HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. a
- John DOOLEY,

IA HATS, CAPS, AND FU RS. 40
- JOHN DOOLEY,
No. al Main Street, Richmond, Va,
now y,u 10 shlbt an unusually large a-srmcnto Of Goods
/ IN the Hat, Cap and Fur line
I IL, stock consists Of nil ilie popular styles OF
HATS AND GAPS
~ In nae VII, the rich and beautiful Mole Skin Dress Hat, 81
his and II Northern Manufacturer Til" son or frlt Hal
French .t,lr Ledger style Bell cnwn; Planters Broad lirn
Wool HATS,
from the quality thr finest sax"ny wool;
MEN'- Boi's AND tHIIDREN's GAPS,
Of Iur Cloth Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, Ne, &c,
LADIES RIDING HATS,
ii Beaver black and brown m richly trimmed Velvet;
tIIILDRLNs HATS AND CAPS
Of latest styles just impoc from - rich patterns;
LADIES fIR-,
Ycorinrs Tippes Hall taies, taes Nuts Munaleea and
thldrcus Misses Furs, all qualities and styles;
GARBAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
" OH Dunnu I'rrsan Chinese lined aud rough.
dealers particularly invited l" examine this
,Ni.u,i,e stock for M effort spared 10 make Richmond
good market Ia purchase any other In this country,
s.tL :, IN. JOHN DOOLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
Natural Coke.
Tremendous Excltement Az
la4 Main street, LVncnburE, Va.
N GIfG(iI,,N IIlnINIEl,

HAS returned from the Nurih with Large aud braufu
stock Of FALL AND N Nh. o''obS, 10 which
tenton ri the public Ia para, uarll intled
The ladies' by universal oonstn nH
Goods shaw and Cloak "ncIuai,d POINT .ul, ami
elegance.
For guniemens wear hatcR snpoor lot Of Cloths Cast
nefs aud Ncsilngs Heavy Noolcn,, Bnukrs Hoe shus
dc, DC, 10 which all invited to rHll aHl
~ Btouniry Merchants viii do give my stock an
examination before going Aorih ~ u.
h,ul gl.lIs REM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

CAUTION.
Persons living ut distance, should l.. extremely cautious
whom they order Lottery kets Certificates Of Packages
TckeA Tho country i. flooded with bogus and swn,ng
1o,icrics Every induccncn Is hd Irr.ns "
money ihrm Capital Prizes from t200oo tio
head their schemes Tickets onc Dollar. fip00dn
Capital Prizes onrrel Tirkrs - An such In ever,
stance Frauds AMI money sent L" them iut ir.i
much thrown without the shadow 1T u chance ot
getting prize Beware al ail cric wh.ro the Capital
Prize unusually large the price Tickets
In where large PtIrs offered small
Of Tickets put IL down n certain fraud.
Nv All orders addressed 10 Fraser BnaA y Co.,
Wilmington, Del will meet with prompt attention, aud the
printed official drawings sent
FRANCE, BRoADBESTS co,
fed 2t-dloh Wilmington. Dei
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIf,L IL IiIrENTlIEIt
fDtAkE prnsurr In announcing lhirs and oi
Il Lynehhurg and surrounding country that They
ue upstairs floor the Warwi House, where they Will,
AMI alter the 10th Ist uicr ir
and large stock Of Paris Flowers Feathers Ebbous bon
se,a taps ,inuera Heal Dresses fins Nvts Jr~cy, Ora
mentA kmbroier,es, kucr French Corsrs Hoop
dies Hose Goves saxon, arns real brussei French Thread
aud blond l4acca
III. Ladiv respectfully and specially solicited To call aud
examine nuf stock OF goods, winch the latest
which will sell al Wholesale retail. trial.
confident such to pufehus
cfs rs must secure their urltf~ ally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
~ l. O y ID ON
assurance ComDany.
No. MooHGAT, STREET, Loxpos
Fog FIRE AND LIFE AS,U1ANCEe

,,,, AZ Ih'me and Adroad.-EsfubiiSled In lsi0
faid up Capital and surplus ........ 2IsaiIi o..
snu'i hcNrnie, Tor Jan 81, ISIS y.l ia /.
'E'S company lnslres or ,unn, ly Eirc AL
mo-, every description al Property The rates ,f premium
re nodtrale aud the conditions Of Insurance are framed itl
the greatest hberulity. ~ NV NANNY" "'''
me r"lres oil this Company not on guaranteed by
sf eatai hui also b? ip unlimited personal responsibility
oi nearly 1908 Shar holders i 'l''
Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference 10
London special fund provided an i.illrhja for n.ymen
ut Losses In this Country. " pA'"
,oy o., AZ. W. W. WILLIAMSON,
- -'-"'' Agent In \ nchl purp n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS


NO. 34 SyCHHlOrO otrtUt, PUtOrSDUrB,
lSIGN or THE kIGLED
OFFERS 10 his friends and the public generally Of the
~ largest aud choicest sueks ui MAti HES, JEWELkl
slLNERwAkE, FINE CLut Ms aud FMS class GOODS
81 every variety In ms n presumed 10 the public,
cheap brilliant and beautiful Ia had Ia nhor .sab
lishinunI IN Tins oh,r country. Ia cv" drartei,
css manufactured uI"rI"d) sli,s and
the most unique, classical and elaborate workmanship,
sept e-dls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
New Commission House
PMGNiX Fol NDRY Il ENCINE MORRIS

liNCHBI re, VA
on he CANAL abors ne bri}5e u ne Va e Tenn r. r.
HIS ESTABLISHMENT las been enlarged 10 meet Tho
increasing demand for work various branches and il
now prepared 10 furnish ~ -
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES Of any reoured
power
Mill Gearing, Slafiing Hangers
G"ni"'h tclebra'il Genre Discharge WATER WHEELS
Tobacco Factory Fixtures. ''
Iron and Brass Castings and Wrucht Iron uo,l ~ ..
description N N'N''''
All work done AT this establishment warranted eoua to
done IA, an establishment In tbs State. i " ~
I.cs n D,pNux-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

Grand COnSOIluateu LOtCeIy OF OeI,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS TN,
To BE- drawn In Wilmington Del, Wednesday, Feb 10Th, 800
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZEi
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
IoI1LnIk. y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

NOTICE..
nN and afer MONDAY nvA ~l be Flour inspected
~ In this Depot, until further notice.
condition Of the Depot r. ID. JELll>,
lI-dts Gen Fri Apt. Na Il Tenn IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
Make Your Own Soap.

mHk6 OWL OOHp,
FGNHE Keystone State saponider, Concentrated l,e will
Il make soap with little no iruuble viii clean type. Is
valuable for all purloscs where rclurVd
make hard aoh,
We would caution the trade against the
Of this article Induced unprincpled parties
Full directions with each phck age
large supply for aals by JOHN H. SEAY
sept 3s-dts Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

TCST received another oi those leap NCBIAS aud
u esh assortment Of White aud Coorcd Zephyr wocd
shetland Wa ChiidFeus lloos other goods In
all Of which selling much below the regular price
jan lets l.. A. T. 7. KINSEY, l56 Main ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
WATCHES AND JE WELRY

r. rHF sahscril,-, Ass jus, rt,cd The largest and
ea- ai''ak 1 WATCHES ANUlE ELRi that b. has
s,sr had The ilassssr ell offering the publ among
~9sith may be- irnE ssod and silver Watches; thalns,
e and eat Earrings hstslns bra crlcis, Finger Rings,
N~k chains, aud ir best lot ~ siE' \ At LES,
csT; -fsc. ADD ',old, Among - rb iic Ia. X TX
lc't @aa hc bes ever "Hsea 10 The puhc-a Of which he
thn te attention OF ms feHds and the public generally,
snri.g them that the prices vsp auit
aug ssIs MES pISMIDDIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

GelatineS, GelatinAS.
frSox,S SPARKLING, Ou0PEks, CHI kKEn, and FHxscn
~ for Jeilies, Blanc Mango, &c. Jusi received BY
dee Is DIS srARIER Il JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
Fine Watches,

[ "EN, MEAL. LUMP AND GROUND pLAsFEE-rhe
M 'rsSn'd has renrd lron Ne rs Langhornc II Johns
' "ih ana Plaster MIA II" will keep any IN land
hr a'r articles which he will sell cheap puic,,al
oN 'iNS :. lANGiipRSt. sole Assent
'narh '-its for The eav OF Wcs,,rn Plaster city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

HolEL SERVANTS WANTED
WISH t" hire, ~ he ensuing year eight or len Uousc s.,
VAN i'r Hotel in this eli, men Sur need n,
pf but fa"sp VII" are strictly No. Cal NJ nv Onte NJ, II
br,dg' >'eft' "r address NE AT ,nvntury, -' -
NN ''' I" WI ~ =. General Al nd Ngen,
'i'' SEt.l.'O Dusle.s MA New IIny.r - I'd IA,
,n - "- !e'' anu u NI'eo LEE, ROOKIE 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

6H0WEr ba6kcHlAL TR0CHES sr - ense Of Brcn-
sxf(t 5Fs1Essess, GaldA &c. Also Ayess Ens93 reco
4fS> ~ ders Haasan WlafaYs HarAtn ~ Wua Cher,,
~ si6oste Wafers, Jsishe Passe Gum dA:ss9fy ~
5Ss3 ~ z 7f'si5, e sAff Nf4xSfa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01
nov g}-,ltl
Light. Sweet and Wholesome Rread.

Light, Sweet and Wholesome Bread.
tMrLEs lNFALIIBLE BAKING POWDER is fast SUI
Peredhy others throughout state where il is benp In
nhnce IL Is always alike, and reliable and OF standard ro
PORTIONS and quality. Manufactured by join W 1,ARII,k
mn n ny nearly every Druggist aud Merca nj In In. STATE.
50 =! y. n. % NIL hth " Co. Jan Its.
iSoEiCE-J0 cases c. C. Mass Licoriceone If IN, b..t
- brands imIJurted-fpr sale hy 49, " Wv ~
''sept 23dts 'D' DA' HNf ,'l. 90;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

" lN> Celebrated w.Bsu Irish Potatoes on laud an
w ''' 'aeh dee s-,s SOLOMON Il AlsSlR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-01

v,,ryrMby nchburg Guano Depot.
tA'MEfS and the public generally are hereby notified that
- me LYnchburg 0dano Depot Kept by VIM A. Miller on
e has Is now full, supplied with flos ng TFnTIIIzEgs
No. A Peruvian Guanp;
Reese's Manip .iatri tsuano. tf.+-f
Soihbrero Guam, l.!nciburg ground;
Mexican Gunnu; '
>, keteweils Po,asl, and Plaster .,.t- =.
nave prec'upn 10 furnish reliable ,riiclcs
guy me PERUVIAN Guano from agents of the Gov
when rs certainly pure, am agent in Lynctburg
~ ~ manipulated t'uano, and will insure exact
& ~ represented to be-, viz half Peruvian and
a o',ree believe this be good ms Peruvian pound
i o, 81, any crop that may be used The sombrero
. W e lump and have ground can sell on as good
Tins rs can be bought where in the United states nv
pun Us 10 sell Tor small profit strictly cash hope the
afonagr may be extended has been 50 liberal
49," Nv CO. ~ heretofore. VIM A. MILLER,
-''f' ''-"s-l'p copy Bnsiu
1lor sacby IT. '' '' ' .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-11

Pixies PEAK.-We have list Of nearly
40 who have left our place tor the Peak !;
their names, together with those of many
more who leave this week will be published
in our next. Wilkerson and Van Valken-
burgh lett on Thursday last by steamer to
Omaha. Mr.. Colfax, OF the Post Office
Committee, is pushing a bill through the
House calling for immediate mail service to
Denver; Colfax deserves the thanks of the
whole country. A Railroad is being sur
veyed from Leavcnworth to Denver and
operations will commence at once. In too
years we can 60 to the mines by Rail. The
late advices are very cheering indeed and
all who go can do we'll if they are steady
and industrious. TO the families who are
left behind We say ''Be of good cheer"