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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
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OrF Torfand hirE, VITO reieu'>t entAroncd On high
.d-s v. Light. ny-tyriou, Deity
Wl-a att t,e great I iNT the last the first,
Atl ri-lteo. s, holy meraiia and just
! r-altns of -'e.y. scenes where angels sing,
IlEAyzN is the dwelling place Of God our King
Hulow o thr name. ehich Goth all names transcend
E- ti1r adorei, .oar great Almg nty Friend;
i'FY g'orv shines beyond creations space,
NANl1ia ,A. book III Justice and IF Grace:
Z ay kingdom towers above the starry skies:
h.<1ai--> satanic fall, hut thine shall rise,
CT. LET 'A;ne Empire, thou Io'yone,
TEy great and everlasting viii be done
N'L t,ol make known OILY will, his power disp'~!'
E- j. the uor; 10 r.oral- " obey
Dose j. the - 1t. the w51drous WORK o. rove;
DS Cal-a-y's ross he died but r-igns above,
T. .-H bears the record of fhe holy word;
- i!slvena i5ra= thy name, let Earth, O.Lord;
I-s!4ines tran~c-ndant in the eternal skies,
i praised in Heaven; FIR man the Saviour dies;
Il Songs immortal angels laud his name,
Hv,yEN Shouts I'll oy ana saints his love proclaim.
tiivEu-, o I5rd, our food, nor cease to give
L thatfrol on which our souls may live
THs be our boon to day and days to come,
DAY without end in eterna. homes
C-aueeiy souls supply from day to day,
DAILY assist aha 4iI u when we pray.
ERE,D though a-k, yet Lord thy blessings lend,
AND make us grateful when the gifts descend;
Fog+vEour sins which IN destruction place
l. the yileehiidren Of a rebel race.
OgEi0!lies faults, and trespasses forgive,
DEBr> whiahwe ne'er can pay or thou receive;
ASyve, d LORD, our neighbor's faults o'erlook
WE Fey thaul>t Blot out from thy memory's book
FoHDl our enemies, extend our grace,
O-E-o.l- - save, cen Adams guilty race:
I'sarJ.S - tho in Gratitude and Love,
A>oia ,i..t duty paid by saints above,
1.-tn u- r. III -i0. and in thy mercy raise
VI, tr5r th- 'cmp.er ana his heliish ways,
MAT u own, b1t in his who bled
INTO tAire car. We POM ont every need.
TlNag rib = tai charms help Us to .hun,
BIZ NAV IS cong uer through thy conquering Son
DEuvrE p5 lrom al that can annoy
Is an fhi7 world and may souls destroy;
PROM ali rtllmitie- which betide,
E.lL AVA death, y turn Bur fcrt aside;
JaA WY are mortal worms ana clcave to clay;
Tmva 'gi- to ruil and mortals TO obey
i u.t q merry, Lord, forever free
TIN w...rcra1'i1n knows no God but thee.
KN5o 81 and Erpi5c in thy presence fall;
'rHa KING eto-aal =. :gus the King of all
Plwae IL Asi-A th-e-tl they be glory given,
A%D ay tiy name aGpsadhy Earth ana Heaven.
irr .r.i-e Saints andargclSi is thy own;
'fLoaY - Thee, the everlasting One,
FOREVER be- ihy holy name adarcd,
Ann hgsa1na blessed be the Lord!
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{ CULTIVATION OF THE SWEET POTATO

NV IVN y IIdICl III, 1879.
To the Editor of The ,imericdn Farmer
.Hr. Editor.-Ihe mode of cutvating the Sweet Po-
tato. as pacSed in the districts where hey are grown
y e creates perfection and 10 profit, have never seen
puosrd ana a nave recently learned from very H.
t-lligcnt gentleman II the Eastern Shore of VIRGINIA
Their system Of cuvatng the potato ! have no
u5i but many Of your readers would like 10 know the
secret of their with thavorite root therefore
give you The inf rmaiIon. The potato is grown
upon ss sufficiently dry. but clay ard sandy loan,
win cay suos, preferred. To the fall Of the wear
and dnIing the winter season. The leaves and vegetable
mould u the woods, carried Oh the fed. sufficiently
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
FASHIONS! FASHIONS
For the Fall and Winter of 1848--9

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch
oufg ana the surrounding country, that my North
en and French report of Fashions has lust come to
as issued BY Thomas Oliver, Of New York They are
very different from any thing heretofore issued and are il
fine taste.
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 me- my friends and the public may be assured, with
the advantages have being agent for one of tho hest
reporters in the United States, of getting garments cu,
n the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES.
as they may fancy. All work Entrusted nv care shah
be done with despatch. JOHN Oakley.
Jan Wis
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thick TO cover the field, form inches with woods
inter- In the spring il is sprsad and pluughed in, and
hose who have lime, give the land slight dressing but
this Is not generally done. The land is ploughed very
shallow, from q TO inches deep only deep enough
i"rm he hill mixed with the woods litter 1t is found
from many years experience, that the potato yelds b
marketable potatoes when the ground is haT the nos
hill If the land is pulverzed to great roncd i ba I'd
~ Is unn 'gI me market e hard ground and there
~ circumference, which
,,oss ~ r~oes grown from the sprouts, being
80 s..ole the producer and better for the table !;
bev regular in in shape and size, than the
grown ffrn the slip seed notatoe From the 18th
# March to The 9TH of April depending the
and latitude is the proper lime to prepare the hot bed,
FIR sprouting the seed. The hot bed IS prepared either
with fresh stable manure mixed with straw with
hay alone. BY placing The hot bed in
situation making it from 10 feet deep with
straw packing it close and mosiening with water
produce sltw ermentaon it is then covered with rich
earth from 10 inches, the potato seed Is regularly
placed the bed not e. touch and IS then covered
with rich earth to the depth Of inches. If the weather
cold bushes either pine cedar procured
the bed, taking them off in favorable weather. When
the sprouts from to inches long, enough of the
field is ploughed narrowed the second time, plant
all sprouts of Suitable size 1t is thrown into ridges a.
bout q feet apart and crossed the distance with the
plough, making about $500 hills to the acre the hoe
follows the plough, making small hill; hole is made
in each hin with the Of the hoe prepare for
planting 1.-THE weather is very dry waers poured into
the hill, spout is put in each hhe hill notmuch
larger half bushe As the sprouts appear
of sufficient size, the hills made receive them and
the planting continues until the eldi is planted. 1t is
favorable if The serson dry than vet both for
setting the sprou and the growth Of the potato the
most favorable me.for setting the sprouts is just be-
fore after shower Of rain in moderately dry seasons
some Dip the sprouts in water mixed with earth. that
portion Of earth adheres the sprout very dry
seasons the sprou ant must be watered until il be-
gins grow take The after culture Of the poa
consists il keeping them free from grass and weeds and
Milling up before the vines the hill
Respect fully,
j. 5. STEVENSON.
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COSTUME NE

COSTUME EEsEEL.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING:
WHOLES4LE AND RET9U
IN hand and for ale the largest assortment Of
" SPRING and SJ.MuER CLOTHING, at prices
very much reduced
COATS
Coats of every variety embracing all the latest styles and
of improved cut and make, from 10 2 g. A. 5 6,
S, SO, and upwards
PANTALOONS.
Pantaoons Of AT kinds from rs So - % SO,
and also very fashionable style, the LANAI stripe low
as 5, so, 81, and upwards
VESTS
Vests of every variety, comprising silk satin, cashmere
marseles valencia, from 90 cts, to 10 cts ST. 81 s. So
s. and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING
ALWAYS hand the largest best assortment Of Boys
Clothing ever offered in this city.
A splendid assortment Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERE,S
of tho best make, together with large and handsome
~ Of silk and marsele vesngs winch will be made up to
order in the best per cent less than the
ed prices and in all and beautiful fit guaranteed
AT COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre .lT1rket Space.
II. II. COLE.
n Attached the above Is Of the largest and most
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
and make, prices which all to please
wishing to purchase. gy-ONEPRICE ONLY -
Baltimore, Nd, April 2-wly.
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NE\vSPAPERSIN EUROPE.

The newspaper institution peculiar this country
Here il necessilyn the old wo I'D is luxury
Here it in universe circulaon-abrold is the
golden viSiiat of the few. Here it Creates abroad it is
the of the law: Look for the prices
charged for in England where the boast is common
that intelligence dispensed to all classes. The Lon
don Tines daily pane css tory-f dollars year
The rate is charged resp cIvrly for the Morning
Chronicle. Daily ,Nflrs Globe Hejald Post and other
London daes. The London Ereliag Nail made up
with the matter of the Times published three times
week. at twenty-five dollars year The London seu-
weekIies The Record and the PATRIOT are published at
sl650 per annum. OF weekIIes there is host publish
ed in the provinces and in the metropolis. Save two Of
the very smallest class, Of these published low
than seven, While the Economist is twelve dollars
and the large remainder nine dollars per annum. Some
Of The American weeklies are now had for one dol
lar Year. In France the Journal des Debats daily
paper is foty-ve and Gaiignayi's Messenger not as
large as any Of our two penny papers. foy dollars per
annum. The rationale, The paper long conducted BY
the Pres Of the present French Assembly, and La
Prose- EMILE GIRARDIS'S paper, both daiIes, though
published smaller sheets than tw0-penny press
bought eagerly twenty five and twenty dollars per
annum. The Irish and Scotch tri-weekes are sold al
sixteen dollars and fifty cents per The German
dailies, Al emeHe Zetuhg, (Augsburgh, and the
Frtnlttrutc j ,raa paid for at the respect
lively Of hlry-SX and twentvtw0 dollars per annunl.
Notwithstanding the English and European practice
of hiring newspapers after they have been read in
first hands, it is easy t. perceive how few of the
get opportunity read the history Of the times
in which they live The European cities, with over
swollen populations where thousands do not know, as
one day passes their heads where they are get
the to live through anu her. where labor cheap
and provisions often scarce and hgh-do not contain
many of the called ower classes" who ever enjov
even if they read, the pages Of paper-Penn
sYlranian.
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n q T &c H.

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL.
has taken the notion that all those no
have Wool to be caded will find the Backwater Cot
ton and Wooen Factory to be the place where it can be
donerigh and if well caied should it be spoiled
that they will get 80 per ID Tor 1.-THE wool beng sent
well cleaned. Cards operation and working we'll
JAS. S. CREWDSON Agent
lshall be ready in few days Wooen Cloth and
Jeans.
June Its Is n
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS,
Large Stock Of Spring Goods.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
No. o13 Market Street, Baltimore.


No. o13 Market Street, Baltimore,
III A MIL TON EA SEER 4 co.
INVITE the attention of Wholesale and Retail BUYERS to
their splendid stock Of Spring Goods (uch the largest in
Baltore embracing select in every department of
the trade, including
SILK GOODS.
Colored and black dress Silks satin az chimes; b,nns silks
and satInS black watered and satin striped ana plaid sks
nodes horences ana best styles rich ustred plain black silks.
DRESS GOODS
In every variety of and fashionable styles unequal
led assortment
MOURNING GOODS.
Every requisite lbic and material for mourning
LINEN GOODS AND IIOJSEKEEP ING ARTI-
Giles
In this department have every article That can be re-
CURED by iames; sheetings; quilt; pillow linens dsnals
diapers, napins towling; curtain goods .nueI> blankets
piano and table endless VARIETY our shifting lin
and linen goods OF importation and tcardni
Ell pare F7ar.
GingLams, Chmt-es. La,r,s and Prints; Sharls, Nan.
tiiiGS. isles, SC.
full supply OF all the sty that fashionable, in de-
HOSIERY aud GLOVES o.all kinds
FMBROIDERIES.
Aspendid stock Of lace eapcs collars, cuffs, sleeves
muslin liars hemd and embroidered linen cambria
hanks tceS; edgnr~; inscrng. lcontt and swiss Gag
ings and IserngS infants embroidered lrocs and waist.
and needle work goods of all kinds.
WHITE MUSLIN GOODS.
In cambria book, jac,net SWISS NULL nainsooy Sc I'm
pain plaid and stripes, linen cambria, long lawn,
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS
And articles generally for servants Of stout fabrics:
ALSO complete assortment Of cloths cassimcrcs
tngs crvats, scart, pocket hd gloves suspender and
Merchant railors goods and trinmngs
In inviting examinations aud comparison of goods and
prices with other Establishments intend Offer unusual
in}centS for Wholesale and Retail purchasers to deal
with romth large amount Of business done bys,
expenses less in proportion than parties whose trade is
not extensive; whilst have unusual advantages by buy
inc original pac with experience Of over 20 years
in the trade during winch time have yearly increased
business selling only such goods proved satisfactory
customers both III durability Of fabric and stnes of .coors
On all goods fc Ioes price IS nla1eG," will
not be asked nor less taken under circumstances, this
feature OF our business enables ali parties to buy at the lowest
prices.
April 2-w3m
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AIessrs. Weldon 3. Parks Elizabeth Ware, John Wing6cld
and Polly hi7 wife Lucy ana Joshua Iloley Children
OF Matilda liollcy dec'd) and Burwc n Thomas, Sam
uel, Pa,sey b, Lucy A. Fanny Mary j. Roselea aid Ed
monte Dawson. the children OF Samuel G. Dawson, decd,
TAKE NOTICE, That on the goth day of June next,
at the office OF tiamaie Taylor, Esq, the city of
Madison, county Of Jefferson and Of Indiana shall
proceed 70 take the deposition Of Jacob Haas be read
evidence in ut il Chanrcrv, depending and undetermined
in the Circuit Superior Court Of Idw and Chancerv for the
county Of amherst in the Of Virginia. wherein we are
plaintiffs and You defendants.
JAMES l.. LAMKIN, Admir- of Nelson e.
Dawson decd, and in his light and Nancy his wife
Nav 7-w4w
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J A Nj Els G ARIA n D
John G. McClanahan,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, Va.


GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, VA,
I AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
Il Goods lately purchased at low prices, consisting in
part Of the following articles, viz
200 bags Rio ard Laguyra Coffee,
. do GA Java do, very superior,
50 hhds NO. P R. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Il boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbls NIolasses, (some very superlor,)
30 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather.
10 bbs. Tanners Oil. (oest qua!ty,)
A casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
25 rpams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
80 kegs Blasting and Rife Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest d. very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Rasins.
2 terces Rice, fresh,
Shad Machere, Herrings and Roe Herrings,
QUOEsS,
60 bbs Rectifed and Mountain Whskey,
25 do Old Rye Whskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy
French ard Pale Champagne Brandy, VERY supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine, Chest quaty)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many oher articles.
COM NJ is SION I.NESS
My prompt personal attention given to consgnments
FLOUR, WHEAT, ToBAcCo, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage
May Its JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
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I'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
he is well prepared accommodate day. transient and
permanent boarders, reasonable From an expert
of 20 years and unweared endeavours please he
hopes obtain the support his old friends that of stra
His house conveniently located and contains excel
lent for families. Gentlemen arriving in their own
viii find excellent stable and carriage house
CFlAS. L. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
- Passengers in the Canal Packets intending to take the
stage for any point, promptly called for.
Jan Its
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Liberty. May |, lS49. !
The parties in this vii! take notice that shall, at
my oce in this town. at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj Of Thursday
the 7hday OF June 1919 the accounts directed by
the foregoing Decree at which time and place they Will attend
with their accounts vouchers, copies of Court
papers for examination and settlement.
Nav win JNO 4. WHARTON. Com
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Philadelphia Advertisement.
TO LIBRARY COMMITTEES, MERCHANTS, &C.
GEO. =. APPLETON,
Bookseller Publisher and Importer,
No 164 Chestnut St., Of It'll, Stcain'S BudsS
PHrr nET.rHIA PA
PHILADELPHIA, PA

THE Proprietor of the above establishment would beg
leave to call the attention of the public his large
from gentlemen DESTROYS Of increasing their Libraries and
Committees in every and village for the founding Of
Libraries. His motto is '.large sales and small profits 2
which be proved by referring his Catalogue, publish
al every quarter which will be gratis all parts of the
Unon application p0stopHii. HIS is arranged
that visitors fnd the Books for themselves they
classified according subjects that the Lawyer Clergy
man, Physicians Merchant, Farmer, Mechanic, find
the Books they are il search o without the aid Of guide
Every attention shown visitors and it hoped Mat
strangers will make convenient Lounge during their
in the City.
All orders for Books published in part of Europe
America puncual attended and furnished the lowest
prices. Information III regard any matters pertaining
his business cheertuy given application the Propre-
Booksellers and Country Merchants supplied liberal
terms
March 26--3m
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Fresh GHrSsPN seed.

NE subscriber has Just received his Spring supply OF
Garden Seed, which embraces every variety Of seed
ally wanted in this market They directly Lam
dre Of Philadelphia and ,1aranted fresh and genuine.
Descriptive catalogues, with for planting and
cultivation, furnished gratis, on application to
Feb Its JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
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FOR SALE OR HIRE

Good Cook, Washer and Ironer, strong and healthy,
n with her daughter, likely girl A or 5 years old
Sold for no fault bargain may be had application to
March 15-ts GEO. BAGBY.
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~ T. ~ = EE u A.
At Old Spring Ware House.
THE suhscberrespectfuy informs the citizens of ynch
l. burg and ITS vicinity that his
WagOn-n,a3kimg and
BIZ G X ITH SHOPS
in full operation. All those who good nice and
cheap get it by calling the subscriber,
prepared to do all kinds Of work in both branches with
.NE.4I.NESS .9yND DESPATCH
He has large stock of very superior seasoned timber
commence with and his wormen equal to any in the
State OF Virginia In his NTH Shop he has rst-rat
good and neat Horse Shoers and always
stock of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN H. BAILEY
Ivnchburg, March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished Off and several Carrya and second handed
ALSO,
Several Second Hand Road Wagons:
and will short time have and keepa general
WAGO.NS. CARTS. PLOUGHS AND
WHEEL B.4RROUS.
All Of which he viii sell low.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, Lvnchburg, March 13-ts
bacon SIDES, NEW RICE AND COFFEE
~ $500 lbs prime Bacon Sides, free OF bone
tierce Rice
90 bags new crop Rio Green Coffee, prime article,
Recng and forJarsale by GEO. BAGBY
Jan 22-ts
BLANK BONDS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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NO TEEE.

FHE undersigned having purchased Mr. J. R. Thurman's
l. interest in the TIN BUSINESS. will continue the
same in all its various branches the old stand Of Thurman
ecie Thankful for past favors he hopes continuance
OF the from his friends and the public generally pedg
ing himselft do well any other house Lynchburg
April 23-lm VIM L. LECKIE
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For Coughs and Colds,
VNISTAR'S Balsam Wild Cherry,
w Mrs. Gardner's Balsam Of Lverwort
Jayne'S Expectorant.
Thompson's Syrup of Tar, Sc.
Peas Hoarhound Candy,
Wiley's Cough Candy,
Jujube Paste, SC. &c.-For sale by
Jan its JOHN Fl. SEAY Druggist.
TOBACCO EXTRl FINE SUN CURED CHEW
Il ing Tobacco, for sale BY PETERS s SIIGLER
Jan is Is
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Suitable for 9he library.
ENGLAND HISTORY OF by Hume, smplelt sc.
EI by Macaulay, several
styles
Europe Modern by Jones and RUSSELL
by Allison,
Ancient BY ho.ln,
!. :. !. T.IIhId'
Rome Gb5on.
Ferguson,
&c &c from the German Of Schlosser,
Ireland :" by Moore,
Greece I Gic, aI
:" Goldsmith 2 vols.
Universal history BY B,ssust,
:. Tyler,
Revolution Bota,
United States, " Bancroft,
Mexico Prescott,
Virginia e Harrison,
France Theirs.
Colonial History Of u. States BY Grahume,
Wars Of the u S. with thrilling incidents,
Manual of history by Taylor,
HALLS Historical Wish,
History of Maryland, new work,
The Army Of u. $ by Robinson
General view Of The world
Blake's Biographical Dictionary,
Plutarch's Lives.
Washington AID his Generals, by Headley,
Napoleon and his MaEshals, do
Crpmwell's life by do
Marshali's Life Of Washington,
Goldsmith Life, BY Prior,
Library Of American Biography, 10 vols, 80 lives,
Lives ofeminent men OF Italy,
Memoir and Life of Elizabeth Foy,
Life and W ritings Of Gov. Morris,
Ranke's History Of the Popes,
Life of Taylor Scott, Clay, Sc,
Life of the Presidents
Life and Correspondence Of Jefferson
History Of South America and Mexico.
Napoleon and his Army,
Life and Correspondence of President Reed,
Johnspn's Lives,
Graydon's Memoirs, by Little,
Abbot Hestor,
Lamartine's Girondists
Siboone's Waterloo Campaigns,
And great variety Of small Histories and Biographies
for schools, to be had at the Book Sloreof
ID. B. PAYNE s BROTHER.
April Cts
6 Par.fa fn,
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EaESSNETTBD.V.

DHSI$ " II U HUsV
TINHE concern OF THURMAN & LECKIE is this da is
solved BY mutual consent All persons having claims
against and those indebted to- the concern will present
claims and make payment to William L. LecSie
JOHN r. THURMAN.
April 6, 1919. WILLIAM L. LECKIE
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sPC,&w-cAE
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they therefore have to recommend II
PIANOS with fun confidence and ak it a. lay 'iT
wishing good instrument, to call and examine th.;r q.
before purchasing elsewhere, at their establishment -
NOS. s 9 s IL Eutaw-st.,
where may be constantly found large assortment Of G.
ana octave PIANOS, in plain and highly finished ~ "a
OF Rosewood, Mahogany, Sc, with all the latest Eu
and American improy onlents. f'an
The following letter from Miss Adcc IIomsock and n,
Charles llohnstock, ana Mr. Srhuherth, WHO u.ed o
their Pianos in their recent most successful Concerts N
city. VIII Show The estimation in which those dl,tnrL
artists hold the Pianos manufactured by Ncssr knab
Cache: