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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
Another Party Split.

But q short time since We made note OF
the doiugs of the National Convention Of
Radical Abolitionists at Syracuse, result
ing in the nomination of Garrit Smith
for President. A state Convention held
during a recess in the National, nominated
William Goodell, Mr.. Smiths rival for the
head of the Presidential ticket, for Govern
or of the Empire State. The Tribune Of
Tuesday says:
We are sorry to preceive that the demon
of internal discord has at last seized upon
the radical Abolitionists.' The candidate
of that party for the office of Governor of
New York refuses to support its candidate
for the Presidency. William Geodell de-
MES his pen and his vote to Garrit Smith !
The split grows out of Mr.. Smiths sband-
ohment of religious orthodoxy for what he
calls "the religion of "reasons common
sense, and Jesus Christ" Mr.. Goodell
does not propose any other candidate in the
place of Mr.. Smith, and we infer that his
advice TO his friends is MOI to vote for
President at all. How much this secession
will diminish the aggregate Of Mr.. Smiths
adhereuts remains TO be seen. Lucky,
however, it does not threaten seriously to
affect the general result of the election.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

~A good NANNY years ago q Mass
achusetts man was elected to the office ol
Lieutenant Governor. When the fact ol
his election was announced, be was called
upon for aspsech. He proceeded to &C
knowledge the honor in very handsom
terms. and added that he had no no doubt
he would make good Lismtanat Govern
or, as that was the Office he always held in
his own house! -.rs
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
Rov, ont At NIeht.

The practice of allowing boys to spend
their evenings on the streets is one OF the
most ruinous, dangerous and mischievous
things possible. Nothing so speedily and
surely marks their course downward
They acquire, under the cover of night,
and unhealthy state of mind, vulgar and
profane language, obscene practices, crimi-
nal sentiments, and a lawless and riotous
bearing. Indeed, it is in the streets after
nightfall. that the boys generally acquire
the education of the bad and the, capacity
for becoming rowdy, dissolute,. criminal
men. Parents do you believe it? Will
you keep your children at home at nights,
and see that their homes are made pleasant.
and profitable.-Gennese Republican.
1t is seldom that more truth Is COM
pressed into so small space. The thou
sands of boys, belonging to worthy respec-
table families, who are permitted, night At
ter night, to select their own company and
place of resort, are on the certain road to
ruin. Confding parents, who believe that
their sons are safe-that they viii not as
sociate with the yicious-will one OF these
DAYS have their hearts crushed, as thou
sands have before, by learning that their
sons, whom they regarded proof against any
evil, have been from very eearly on the
road to ruin. Keep your boys at home
nights, usless you accompany them your
self.-Rochester DemOcrt. -. q,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
What Mr.. Cough has done
Abroad. E

The N. Y. Independent contains an en-
tertaining article on Mr.. Cough and the
Temperance Reform, from the pen Of the
Rev. T. L. Cuyler. The following extract
gives an interesting sketch of the Hercuie-
an labors of the great Reformer in Brl.
tain:
"During his late visit 10 Britain he has
delivered about five hundred addresses to
about one million of auditors, embracing
all classes, from peers of the realm to the
"smutched artifcers" of the manufacturing
towns. Under the persuasions Of his un-
rivalled oratory no less than $4,000 per.
sons have been induced to take the pledge
of total abstinence. Decaying organiza-
tions have been revived. New societies
have been brought into the field. Avd
into influential circles of society never be-
fore reached the arousing truths of the
drinkers peril and the drinkers doom have
been carried by this prince of dramatic or
ators. To Mr.. Cough belongs the unques
toned honor of having addressed greater
number of human beings, and of having
achieved a larger number of oratorial sue
cesses than any public speaker Of the age
1t is very amusing to listen to some of MIR
Coughs piquant narratives of his late Wis
it-of his interviews with celebrities
the most adroit manner in which he turned
the table supon boisterous thousand Oh
two of Oxford students who turned out or
the first evening of his engagement to "pu'
down the fanatic" He tells good story
of the impression which he produced upon
Soyer, the celebrated French professor o.
gastronomy. At the close of his lecture
in Drury Lane Theatre, the mercurial
Frenchman came rushing on the stage, with
the exclamation, "Oh! you are most Won.
derfool leetle man-a vonderfool man and
now, if you will come down 10 my club
house, 1 will give you my leetle book on
Cook" Well might the Frenchman style
man 'vonderfool" who could speak nine
ty,fve times in monster London to crowd
ed houses on the threadbare topic of tenn.
perance! And to the last the charm new
er wore off. At his closing demonstration,
which was as thronged as the. opening one
three years ago. Mr.. Cough received a
private gift of affection from Lord Shaftes-
bury, and farewell address signed by three
hundred distinguished divines, reformers
and civilians. At Liverpool great con-
course of friends accompanied him to the
ship, and gave him such a parting cheer
upon the wharf as thai which rang for Jen-
ny Lind upon the same spot ten years be-
fore"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

E Minnie was one-day talking to her
little class in Sabbath School about Gods
great love to man. Wishing to impress il
upon their minds, and to know whether
they understood her, she asked, @Now.
children, who loves all men97 The ques
ton was hardly asked before a little girl
not four years old, answered quickly, "Al
women" ~.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

SKETCH OF ABRAHAM LINc0LN.-We
are permitted to make the following extract
from letter written from Springfield, Hi
nois, to friend in this city. dtconfrms
our own deliberate impression in every par
ticular:
aMr. Lincoln, of our town, Is; you are
aware, is the Republican candidate for the
Presidency, Of course well known to US,
and we esteem him as man of great su-
periority of character, intellectually and
morally. He is thoroughly .conysrsant
with our political system, his speeches are
always very much to the point, easy to be
understood, forcible and convincing TO a
high degree. He is good talker, illnstre-
ting his remarks with an opposite fund OF
anecdote, and there ere few assemblages IN
which be would not command the general
attention. r--- .A5E'
As a public man he would neither beas-
sailed nor swerye; would as soon expect
Sam. Adams to submit to the Stamp act,
or Aristides lin you .household) to become
unjust, as Abraham Lincoln to disheuor
himself IN a public act; and if be reaches
the Presidency I anticipate for him fame
second to few other Of our countrymen.-
Those in other parts of the Union who con
slider him a second-rate man had better dis
abuse themselves at once of this error
Mr.. Douglas. his competitor, has all the in
ferior energies, but no moral force; has no
proper conception of question that touches
the moral and religious sensibilities of
people-and to suppose that the slave agi-
tation can settled or diminished by man
of his type is simply absurd, as well ex-
pect figs from thistles. Douglas is pig
my to Lincoln in all that gives character to
generation. e2ss'e3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

M1ssouRI.-The Breckenridge State Con
vention assembled at Jefferson City on the
26th ult. Fifty-eight counties were rep
resented. Senator Green made speech
in which he took occasion to call Douglas
''iiar, traitor, villain and scoundrei. Inc
Convention proposed to form s'ra'gn'
Breckenridge ticket.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

wHenry Winter Davis, Of Maryland,
was written to by some Of the managers
of the Bell meeing in Easton, Pa, andre
quested to favor them with speech. His
reply was to the effect that he would be
happy to make any number Of speeches
for them-but hereafter his speeches would
favor the election of Lincoln! sseussb
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
The NUMBER Losr BY THE LADY ELerl

The NUMBER LOST BY THE LADY ELerN.
The Milwaukee Peoples Press thinks
that the number of passengers on board
the Lady Elgin, at the time of her loss,
has been underraded. In consequence OF
conversations, had with several of the sur
yiyors, the Press is confirmed in the belief
that there were fully 500 souls on board
the ill-fated vessel, and that consequently
nearly 400 souls were lost.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
Spirits from Porter.

The Great Eastern is simply bark from
the British Liou. ...-...
Why would printer make good law
yer! Because he would always understand
"the case"
Fast young men smoke good deal, for
it is the nature of rake to have guam
tity of weeds about him. e.. 3
Pretty women kiss one another, says
Quilp, on coming into room, because it is
a graceful custom; they do the same on
going away, because they are delighted to
loose sight of each other. - :
The question is often discussed whether
the savages enjoy life. We suppose they
do, as they always seem anxious to take 1t
when they get chance.
During an examination a medical stu
dent being asked tbe question, "when does
modification ensue?" replied: "When you
pop the question, and are answered no. 2
A MESSAGE TO CooK.-"Mary, this
holster sauce is quite cold. Missus has
sent me down with it, and says you must
'eat it directly, and bring it up again."
"John you seem to gain flesh every day
the grocery business must agree with you.
What did you weigh last?" 7"Well Simon,
l really don't know, but it strikes me it
was pound of sugar"
"Henry, you ought to be ashamed to
throw away bread alike that. You may
want it some dav." Well, mother, would
Istaud any better chance of getting ii then'
if 1 should eat it up now?"
"Well, Dinna," said would-be belle, tc
black girl, "they say beauty soon fades
but do you see any Of my bloom fading
now tell me plainly, without any com
pliment." "Ob, no missa but den me kind.
er tink" "Think what, Dinah; you're
basbful!" "Oh no, me no bashful;i but
den me kinder links as how missa dom.
retain her color quite so well as colored la.
dy."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11

Elm GLASS LAGER.
Strong du peest mein lager,
Nix can stronger pc;
likes du peter as goot.
Peter as goot car pc.
When l drinks mein lager,
Him feel strong much more;
Put by chinks like him
Peter as pefore.
In one of the courts of Hartford, Conn.,,
recently, woman was testfying In behalf
of her son, and swore "that he worked on
a farm ever since he was born" The law
yer who cross examined her, said, "You
assert that your son has worked on farm
ever since he was born!" II do" "What
did be do the first year!" "He milked,"
she replied. The whole court laughed
heartily, and the witness was questioned
no further.
REMARKABLE pedestrian FEAT.-Small
boy on tip toe 10 companion-"Su-h-
stop your noise, all Of you."
Companion-"Hello, Tommy, what's up
now?" II.
Small Boy-"We've got new baby
very weak and tired-walked all the way
from Heaven last night-musn't 60 kickin'
up row. ,-s.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-11
Fashionable Tailoring

A 8. L0WTHER is carrying on the
IA. tailoring business in all its various
branches in Rooms over
MULVANE,S STORE.
His experiences and taste enables him to rem
der general satisfaction TO those for whom he
does work, and he hopes by industry and close
application to business 70 receive liberal snare
Of patronage.
ALL WORK Is WARRANTED.
His prices are as low as it is possible for
man to live at.
Nillersburg, ls60-n4ltf, 4nla
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SPRING TRADE.

1890. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
EI.I4ETT q WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
H ats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. 167 Main Street, opposits Erchdage Baak,
RICHMOND, VA.
lNd made extensive preparations Offering To-
The merch nts Of Virginia North Carolina and Trnnes
see nj prces which cannot but sale s Largesf and
most complete stock u Spring lind summer Gooda got
ten ny In this Market which for quality variety and egdncs
canno, be exceed All they ask look before purchasing
elsewhere. ORDERS strictly and promptly attended 10,
MI D. L. HrTcnissoS, formerly Of IDon Monroe county,
Va Ia Interested In business and viii de,o his yaua
le services. Elicit WElslGEE
feb l4dtmar 10 81.
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NOTICE.

VyNE term Of 60 partnership OF PULLiAM BETS, hay
ing expired BY agtcement on this day the business
0f SELLfHG NEGROES 4 r AECTIOK 4 VI PRIPA7E-
~ on commission only, will be continued by Al THE
OLD STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respectfully
He'll continuation Of patronage from friends and the pub
lie generally and by industry aud hope
the liberal patronage heretofore extended Ia
PULLiAM n Co, Auciioneers,
A. G. LILLIAN, Richmond, Va
X. r. PuLLiAN,
d. X. WgIsGER. may "a
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PATENT ASPHALTIC

ROOFIN Ct FELT.
LIGHT, Cheap Durable, and perfectly Fire and Water
~ proof Roofing for Churches, Aouses Farm Buildings
ailroad Depots, &c. &C. Also entirely and superior
Roofing Cement r
~ Agents wanted. Apply TO
EDMISTON BROS
ap 3O-d3m Bowling Green, New YORK
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LIRg AR TIps n URAsCE.

IF InsurssnSe 6 C !;es''sg y!
s ss ossa:., y = :: M
rsss ;.' -: yss .sS.s :. p' SI sSs s,. 1871 =.
=. & sSa e sss =
'i The onsss % q Cps s.t and
sss Rss "s scs .. s sa.s
The ,h1 otss q he cs@psay ;. e aid in rs..insg a
our safe ios Is Prssisns Northern Companrs Tha!
Interest, and disb.rssd N nIdsa
Endownenl and anaaliiss granted Life and Term rolcis:
ssaed rates other good Companies Slaves insured
for one year or for . term o. yssrN
VIM n. n.esAl.nd. john purcell
Joseph Allen, samI 7: Bayiy,
koscoe B. Heath, Jos X Anderson,
Thos W. McCancc, {. @. Barney,
John II. Montague, Ro. Ii. Maufy,
David ]. Burr, Jas. A. Cow ariin,
john john. J S.:s'' PP =. Moore N ms,A'
ysA L. Aepsrson, John Il. Claiborne
Lewis D. Crenshsv, B. q. wherry.
He G Baskerville, wynda.@ ' Ro'~rt.on,
saml 9. Harmon, John O. shafer.
WIN: 4 Maz.I, Peter G. Warwick,
George D. Shell, Edward NorseiI,
Ms'H b"Ss, S'd'n GSsGss woo sS%Hs
i ss~sS:c SEzsE i sSE$R =
j. ADAiR rIkAsASrs. Secretary.
John IN. MI Agent LynhDSy Va
Fire, Life and Marine l az ct.
Lynchbuig Hose q Fire Insurance Company.
..s .s.G o.'
other Buldngs Furniture Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally In town and country
Also makes insurance tbe lives Of all persons enjoying
good health, and Of sound constitution duration
OF life, or for limited period.
slaves employed In ordinary occupations, will be insured
reasonable terma
The Company will also take marine risks
'he Northern or Southern Ports at favorable
John RoR RExA Ho Sp a plftaroI ps..,asn,
JAMES N. COBBs Vice President,
JAMES N, LANGHORNE. Chief Engineer
Jons OTEY TAYLOR, DAVID E. SPENCE,
JANIS y. PAYHs, JOHN T. DAVIS,
.. STRArroN, MAURICE =. LASGHoBNE,
.,uhisNEy, CHAs. X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED T. WiL,S au,it,ary
DIR. WIN. 0TWAY OWEN Medic Examiner
The Medical Examination OF subjects be
made the ONCE OF the Company day between tho
hours Of . aud O'Clock. =. NJ. feb 23-Lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

W hDMA Principal Sor the Grammar School Of Iynch
elsn Ss M. h must be able give Instruction Ia Ihs
dr n .;a.." 'sreek, aud Mathematics For LTlna Id
bur s tesssnoniasl G. v. wINFkEE, ESQ.,, L. neh-
" Ats Richmond VIII, ea.v 81
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Great Southern Hat and Gap Mandatory,
JOH n DOOLEY,
81 Main street, RiC Inn nI VA

81 Main street, Richmond. VA,
Manufacturer and Deaier in Fur, Stran, Leyhoru
Panama, S.f. and Moiesk,n Dress Hais
4 HAVE now ready my Spring stock Of Hats, Caps ~
and straw GOODS 10 which would the atten. -
Hon Of the mrrchans of Virginia, North Carolina and 49,
tennessee confident Of ability supply them every,
ming they want In line, good
lie procured In my market In the country.
MY soeI will be- kept full by the addition II any
thing tina, Is desirable Having greatly Increased my
manufacturing facilities many desirable VIII be- Of my
manufacture My Black Mocskn IIa sin In the front
rank and equa mol superior 10 anything produced in
ell Hats and Flats of all III. different s,yes of Braid
horn cannot be rxcriied
In Military Goods. furnish thing required My
stock q" the various qualities II Army "Rcgulaon" Hats
very complete aud OF the different styles Of Hats
made I" order al short notice.
NH Holm DoOIEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18
Forwarding Business

TuNHE James River AM kanawha COMPANY having acccdcd
Ia The proposition of the south Side t. IT, Co.. ,Hnre
the racs bo routes have been compelled 10
ratcs however, by that arrangement, enabled nut
goods through 10 - per below side Road
Co, provided they aihcre To The spuaons; and some AZ
tccs The difference will be much greater Al
deernned 10 rence 10 The iocest Io~.ihic point erert
article which the high tolls will permit ahd The
Iynceiurg aud the West will lnd greatly their
10 ship their goods Via kichm"nd A. :. LEE.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
"a he beck Richmond Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18
Extension Skirts

A NOTurp ...i eC eo1OH JnL1 IS ~
NoIhEh supply just received at the estabs. ii f,h..,
a olorr to Dc sold cheap warranted arst mi, sna r,
them call anu examine
lie ~ohN ABRAhAAS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTdsN WARE
No ~ Main 81 net Eich,allad Va

40 HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform my friends aud
~ the public generally. Tint receipt II nv
FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger aud more vnr,d
han II has ever before embracing D,co,ied God
Band Dinner, Tea and Toilet SITS Pulers Dishes Is
70, dc Also White thna amt Grdntfc, best shapes
and style In -tts and h, The single pair Ny stock Tor The
WHOLESALE TRADE have selected with great care
Insured that sell M low any rcpncLng In
United States as receive my goods directly from
iurcr, call is respectful. solicited
July ~ lily -. Is. IANLtd: Richmond VA.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
corner Of Eighth and Church SITS.

l. y n OH B u RG, VIR G MA.
IIlh subscriber recently manager Of the Cabe House,
pleasure In Informing his friends and the public
That he has leased the above popular House Tor o years.
Is prepared to accommodate all that call him
c not surpassed BY any hotel In the city and h. respectfully
-oiss the patronage OF generous public, him in
hepng he Washington In sy that Is worth, Of hrs class
Hazel.
amidst all the vcissitud,s of city, the wash
ngon has closed doors but they have open
win dearly welcome 10 The wearied tray Weller.
It'll The Amy testimonials VI gentlemen vi high shading.
nnd dy disposition ~ pense he hopes liberal
SUPPORT from his many friends and the public genera pledge
thu, nothing shall be spared to please all who board
nj tais House. JOAN 5. KYLE Proprietor.
Testimonial.
We, the subscribers take great pleasure In recommending
GaL ). s. KYLE r class hotel keeper and
lance 'aing that he gentleman, courteous steady and
liae his lady Of the managers
Dr. Hopkins, o. Loving, 3. r. Daniel General A brown,
Robert hit, head, VIM Masse Thos J. Massie, William NJ
tabcli, f. d. Peters, Joseph Cabell, jr, n Cabc, and
others Of Nelson A. G. Harrison, 1hos Whitehead, X
". shea, VIM W. Thompson, h. l. Shelton saI NJ. Gar
land 10 A. Coghiil, IL. Henry D. +. Coleman, Amber
John +. slaughter James Garland Chas NJ Thos
j. krApalrck, VIM I. Yancey Van valai.iro, Charles j.
i:ane ". T. TaliafeFro, John N. Speed, j. Camp c.
Fierce, t. T. Asrop j. W. Burch b. b. Tulaerro D. Parker
Allen, A. b Stra,ton, Lynchburg. maya
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

No. "a SycanIOro oG.oet, Petersburg,
(SIGN or THE E4 GIL e.
OFFERS 10 his friends and The pubic generally Of the
" largest and choicest stocks Of WATCHES, JEWELRi,
slLVEkWARE, FINE CLOCKS and Fil;S r-CLASS GOODS
Of every variety In his line presented To the public
cheap brilliant and beautiful be had other estab
lsmen, In this any other country In every department,
ces manufactured or mporie OF the newest and
lie most unique classical and elaborate workmanship
sept o-,is
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ERCIT JARS FRUIT IA AL have just received sun
ply of Fruit Jars Oi the following knds:-Arhurs Earth
sn~are aud Glass Jars Bennett. Earhenw Jars
Co.'S Glass Jars All Of these Jars seyarn
Seasons aud given up use For sale by
ANDREW BOYD,
Je %b los Main Street Lypcht,urv Va
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Great Passenger and Freight Route,
IO IIE, NORTH

rRAvEIERa mud Merchants rom Virginia, tennessee III
l. Western part OF Georgia and the Northern part Ainba
ma and Mississippi are informed thai connected hroug
fn senger Freight line has
ming three times week between ynebug, Va nni N-,
York, by the South side Railroad ouinl aud
New York by the New York aud Virginia steamship tompa
hys splendid line hrsl class Side wheel
town, jamestown mud Roanoke.
lhislne affords ,aoagcs above all others Its the cheap
est AMI most agreeable route route rurcua
those coming long line uf railroads.. for
the steamships the of the day
and nni large state AMI all handsome
tions 10 he found IN the best steamships aud AFTER
voyage They are Ia New york. perfectly rested aud rea
business Passage from Lynchhng 10 Nc" "rk, Fare
State Room Steamers included, $l2
IA Freight route, this line
New York and the south West The run along
side The whaes of the South SIDE Railroad
Point and there Is no dra,nge ct oods, hing hcn
TRANSFERRED immediately FROM the Steamships AMI
WIN the greatest dispatch The ill"~n rah o lhranal
Rates has been agreed upon 10y the Railroad slraIus
Company and all goods forwaie charge shipper
wishing avail themselves rates. must ia,
their goods marked of Railroad Agent cay Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK 10 LIZ >tHBURG.
Isl tlass, 2ud Giuss 3rd Class 4th Class
20 eta ~
LEE, ROOKIE ~ TAYLOR, Agents, I.,nchburg, Va
sAML q. BAPTIST " CO., agents Petersburg. VA.
tUDLAM N HiENEk1N, Ag'ts lt5 broadway. y Y
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AZ esnf AMER Monday next the 10th ins there will m no
~ hslghe reeted In the DeIat Of The Va Teun L. r. Co.
unless tse weight distinctly marked package. and
aiso upon Inc Iakets i. ID JkL.is. Gen FrL Agt.
lem Il IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18
Gents Goods

Gents Goods.
NHE subscriber has received HE SPRING AND SUMMER
GooDs, Consisting OF French Cloths best makes and
asYnable eolor including the beautiful Ahsde Amalie
pes Dog skins elastic Grape Face, and Cords Cassimce
Coorcd Lnen Dr Plain and Fancy Marseies eat
gs and all the new Battons and Trimmings: null ine
o. d. Davies celcorsted ShirtA Drawer Collars Neck
Ties; Gauze Under OF Cotton Msno Lisi and sill:
ul- best Half Hoes, IN Blown aud White Csou Met,u, and
Merno feet !; best Kid Gloves, &e., de-
apl9 Wv pAcR
A Ia GE Lol RIO AND LAGUAYRA CFFoEE, AND
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( EEDAH p0sTs-Aors durable tn n Locust
~ mayn CAMP. STAPLES a. co