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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-27
RICHMOND.

- IN. York 4 Virginiass - Z
STEAM SHIP COMPANY
Important to Merchants and Others.
f1NnoSE who desire speed, and liaeIt mud. oi
Conveyance for their eoods bet~ e-,n keH York and
Rsehmond tin about rs hours time between the
raees) will ronsut their interest b, ordering cir
gods be- shipped by the well k Se.shcel Ocean
Steam Ships.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
II 1900 oas Bnr7hea, in charge of careful aud expert
ann ID officers.
hose ordering goody from New York can do so twice
week b, this cer"in aud line, enabling them TO
plens th" stocks wit fresh snnplrs short notice.
Aud In like maaner enabling those VIII have goods To
ship then'. Ia do MS the demand for them arises
PASSENGERS too, will find this route the most
,a,iable we'll US the cheapest Saie.room acoo,nmo
lat,ons, n meals furnished without change. -
These Ships touch ut Norfolk goiI md retu,n ming
IUDLAM Il WATSON.
dec li-ts Richmond Vn.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Machines,

Actf0n sewing Machines,
WHlofi hase ael.ife ar uncq"rlcd reputation for
w excel enee. In all rart- the world, for every
variety of Sewing offered the reduced oa,h
hlces OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. Tho clear proi.
from the use al these mae ines - from s5'lO to $1,000
year depending - the kind Of work done.
we wish Ia enll the attention Of manufacturers par
ionlnry To our newly invented md cutirci, original
Machine to Sew with a Single Thread.
rus instrument Il ndm ,ble IN coptrivauce, and
30 peret ~ iis opei ntion and result that 10 commands
tho unqualified approval of all VIII, understand the
~ sewing by machinery For linen atitrhing this is
the only maehine bnt make u stich which will re-
main distinct and beautiful airr washing For shoe.
morh aud every sort Of leather-sewing -bap making
Matircsses,and ell Sewing In which great S STRENGTH
OF SEAM is REQUIRED the work of this mnehine
cannot be eqnaed II IA simple in its cons,rnc
''on aud much more eas, managed aud operated rhan
an, other
Hereafter We sha be prepared To supply n variety
Sewing machinee--enoh perfect aud complete of its
Kind. ni the following eash prices;
J. Needle and shuttle machine Of present style wood
on box, AlOO 90
J. Needle md shuttle machine of present style
on iron Frame &Il0 90
;. Needle and shuttle machine with newly in.
vented feed sue,ion aud checked spring, &i25 90
L. Single threaded machines lo linenand other
lirh, Sewing. $las 90
Single thrcalcd mnchinrs for Sewing hsra
sacks aud cnrper bne.. sls5 90
u. SnrIr threaded fnaehinos Tor shoe work aud
lra,hcr s,nehns $la5 90
7. Sin le threaded machines with apparatus
Ia bind mnlt,o-.c.. Ao $l35 90
Single threaded mach incs. of extra ainc,f
quilting cent ninga, $40 90
. Single tire ,ded mnrhno..of larger sixo.lor
quilting exIrn size linings. $50 90
10, Single threaded machines adapted To lap
.camiog.ono, sleeves, Nc, $loo on
II, brnidernr Machine, making nm ornu.
mental s,itrh with rwo ,b,oads, $3.50 10
~. Machines of ntpe size i,r Sewing awn-
ings and ship ans--aith fixtures aud np
tnrnius compete-trom $40U 10 $500 90
Machines will be fitted for any -ual prculiarty oi
work renson,bl. terms. Tic Machines mr.. -er,rrl,
ntkcd FOR transportation 10 any part of the We ID. und
in printed instructions for u-ing aud keeping hcm In
order nrc furni.iei with rnch machine.
Machine needles Silk twist spools--3 cord linen
thread &c. nlwnys hand aud for sale s lowe., cas
pricca.
Principal Ohce-Nn. 323 Broadway, " Y.
Bnhscu ovrIcKs:
81 south Fourth Street. Philadelphia; $50 Paltin
Sire, Is Baltimore; 2ol Washing street Bus, 4; IW
Elm Street Cincinnati
nov - d3m / NJ SINGER O.
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For baltimore nnd Phiindciphia

III n FINNIEN
ieores Richmond epcry 1'uesday al 2 o'olock = AZ
.ctsn THE xJgc nni new Steamer u LVJ d ID re
- Capt GIrFonD. will receive freight every Mo'r
iay, and up the hour of o'clock NJ, every Tu"a.
lny. inr the above place.
Shippers to Wheeling. Pn.hure Cincinnati mud the
south and West generally will find thi. the chcnr
,,st and most expeditions. foi freight, npply In
LUDLAM Il WATSON. Richmond. Va.
Inlu Il Il
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FOk NEW YORK.
H. y. Mail Line per the SPLENDID STEdMSHIIS
jamestown and Roanoke!

jamestown and Roanoke!
'I>HE new and elegant Idle wheel ateam .Snh
ship JAMESTOWN, (oap,. Parrish - y
will leave Petersburg via City Point every Tues,n,
Evening, and the ROANOKE, Capt Cavendy,) ever,
friday Evening. for New York.
Passage and ture from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 %
>tee' age passage. . 0n
For speed comfort and snfcty these Steamships are
''xceed by the and travellers will in II
The pleasant the north they will there
'y avoid the dust and frequent change. OF the Railroads
IR Tickets -s,.ed at 'ny office on Sycamo,e Street
SAML. q. BAPTIST. 1gt. PefersbRtg.
IT, passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
eve,y Tuesday and Frduy hrf pasi o'clock, p. N
In with the Steamships e City Point. Pnsscn.
by the Souh.sl Railroad will rench Pet rsbrs IN
time to take the cars fo the steamers S c. B
July Ij-ia
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NORRIS PUBLIsHEs-

WORKIS PUBLISHES-
n. oeEs V'ginia Reports, Vol4. 4, D and Q,
Nashlnetons I" 2yol.
The Virginia Cascs, by Broekenbrough and Holu ,s-2
Vols,
Iales Digesled Index Of tho Virginia Reports,
feies Digest of the Laws of Virginia, Ia new o hion
preparne- adapted to tho Code)
Tnte American Form Book. aaH tit
Tneker's Commentaries the Law' "f vrgiEis-2
Vols: y W..
Hobinson'a Forms,
kobi lann'a pMctice. nax ,lfal
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MERCHANTS.
McC0RKLE & JONES,
waeLksALE a RETAiL
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants


GrOcers Il Commission Merchants.
Main st, Lynohburg. Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply To WHICH
"a they solicit the attention of their friends and III,
publi; generally, viz:
900 Sacks Salt.
oo ebls. Crushed, Pulverired Coffee and C.ri
fled Sugars
10 hhds Z. K. and N. O.. Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar
ouo Kegs Nails, all sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather
30 Tons Country Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
se- Fine Stick Lie rice
Common Stick Licorcr,
Fine Mas do
lis Mani Ia Rope, to iuche. diameie
30 Baskets Olive Oil
Is Boxes Candies, all qualities
10 B1rrrs N. o. MoIa,sas,
hhds. We-tI do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Tar
40 do Herrings Mackercl and Shad
300 bush. Cnvai. Timothy. Orchard. Engli.h Blu.
and Ever Green Grass Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides,
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides
cu,ed by VIM Mas-ie,
600n lbs. Cast. Sheer and Blistcrcd Steel. a sizes
40 100 Feet S dety Fuse.
200 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
l5 doz. Rowland's and Hnmcs' Shovels
$40 Blankets different qualities,
800 Wool Hats. do do
ALSO
Cahcoes. Domestics. hleached and unbrachrd--Dsd-
Ticking+, O.naburgs, Smoking and Chewing To oi
all qualities, of thnir manufacture which they war.
rainfall of which thy will sell low for cash. Pun, tuai
customers time in exchange tor country ice.
Call before making your bills elsewhere, ii you
ponse
We want 1900 10 200 bushels sheled Oats for vi ich
liberal prices will be paid
oct 2l.ds McCoRKLE & JOY Es
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Ally VIRGINIAN.
3RY & SHIELDS, Propiietors.
TERMS.

,txflx If published daily at SO, and semi weekly ri
= n alsanec. No subscription is taken Tor shoit.r
+, months aud no paper is discontinued; except a.
+ the Proprietors, until all arrearages sh"h "a''
.eusSTs are inserted for so cents per Tlnafe. 3or
p ASsR torn insertion, and S719 cts or 80 ~
aunhar of insertons Is not marked on ','' ''., +"
I - iii ordered out. aud charged accordingly
si RATES are For the privilege OF TWO squares,
vkly slo; for one square, daily $50, sem-weekiy
'h -, daily sl0 semi-weekly $50 Every yearly
II a. ,nirea to confnc his advertising % his par
ia and IT he exceed the space stipulated for,
!" " =, -, ratablY for the excess.
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
At Greatly Reduced Pnoes

A MoRitlS--Pubitsher aud Book seIier--g7 Mats
Stteet, RICHMOND. Va - VIII publish
onfs Virginia Reports Vols |, 3 nnd g.
iienning n Munlord's Vireiniu Rerorts-4 Vols.
Mn 'ior'l's Virginia Report vuls..
L,iph's - Vol l.
hwit notes with rcercncrs to subsequent decisions
md over.ruled ease--by Lucian Minor, Esq Counsel.
lof u, Law, lnov 1lisl
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'ahee Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900

ma NE can be effected in these companies W.
by a,f terms, as in any others OF equal respons
oyappiration to
.I7, ID. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg
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rsH Arrival pF DRUGS

IND MEDIClNES-Tm subscribers dreN "
| ewing their FALL e. WI ITER SUPPLY IA
4, Medicines. Paints Oi Varnislies. Brushes.
Im Pntent Medicine. +, 'cy-Go IDS, Sc, SC
Pools have been recently srected with great care
irlhern and Eastern les, and principal,
/ m Cash.
stock is la'ge. an / comprise every article us''.
lnd in DRUG STORE, lngether with n large
lent of FANCY GOODS. RFUMERY &c.
lnng experience, and tn, .ough knowledg
mess, they hope tn retair , liberal patronage
ofe extended 10 them, and fe confident that they
PFared 10 offer induccment, both in price and
Prescriptions for Physicians md families will b,
yalended to Mt all times
12tS JIO t. SEAY Il co.
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school a college TEX. HOOK.

MORE \, RtchmOnd, Va wouit invite tl
~. attention OF th" various schools and institution,
Il learning throughout the Snte, to hi, Sctool an.
f2asNcai Books. Tert BooLs used the various Col
rees nnd Universities with general collection of Edu
'atioml Works. in every departments of learning.
Y-Schonl Stationery { every disoripiion
A liberal discount will he made and bundles deliver
ID u Lynchhurp free of expense.
f-S- Orders will receive prompt attention.
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MEDICINES.
c,,,ra,-Baltimore Lock Hospital,

=
,t,i,al Tho most snee,lv r.m,dy for Weak.
may w :, nrsanie Powers, Pain in the Loins Disease
Il 20 .neetions OF the Head Throat Nose aud kin;
4 Debity, and all those horrld aiieeuons arising
t,ns no matter whether from intemperanee, or the
,s,irits or any other cause.
To YOUNG MEN,
ha have become the victims OF evil practices Alas!
W, nrmlers of generous and noble hearted beings
II In untime,y tombs; Thousands OF yonng men OF
lte ialents and brilliant inteects, who might oth'
ntranrel listening seuates with the thunders OF ell
at,J to ecstary the living Tyre.
trng from any of the following melancholy ELECTS,
H''''' DR.. JOHNSTON -
,,ba Hack and Limbs, Pains in the Head Dininess
I" u, unseular Power, Papiaton of the Heart Dss-
an. Jrfitabity, Derangement OF the Digestive fnnc-
| nj Debility symptoms oi Consumpuoh, e'c e,c.
Ylfhe fearful eieet- ON ,ne ,nu % "'e l m,nen " y.
/ ~ Of Memory, CONFUSION oi iucas' peP.,sson oi
llines of Evil, Aversion OF Socel y, Seltpisltust,
ttle Tmiity etc., are some OF the e'iis proiuo.1 m
yo south Frederick stree,oeNen Doois 'io'n na.l
yt silp up the steps. Bb-be particular III onserhhg
al <unber or YOU will mistake the place
- Warranted or no Charge Made
h1 h5,s nr Johnston's Office is in his dwelling, up
,iary extensive practice Is sufficient guarantee
HIS i' W. oroner Physician to applyto
he oh'' = nm JOHNSTON,
- or ruE RoRAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
-, from one of the most emmncnt Colleges of the
n1 tbr greater part of whose life has been spent
'' anu af london Paris Philadelphia, and elsewhere.
% el. g ~ The most astonishing that were ever
t,,hlel with ringing in the ears and head when
" ansness being alarmed at sudden sounds and
7thsI M, ,',ant blushinr attended sometimes, with
Nin5t Nul IN were cured Immediately.
!" mai,a pa,ticular Notice.
ldhS {" c. - ,,islod viii resnect 10 the
and uuai 'a" H., thn;r sons aud wards Alas
source ol ', "ua 30 n,har consas tbn wasting of tn.
they aser,po u n,; Ind;,ostion dar.ng
islon OF b beart pSspeps'" pp' md Snnn,nms of Con
the Nervous oYsu"', t,,ntai ogacts snrb as loss ot
also those serious ientt ,, Noian.I,,, whan
Depression Oh sPiii b, ;nninc in pernrious hut
shey have been euuSvu ~ -, III, b M;nd rIYs are
artres destru ~ - ; H. hayn heen of use In
5n existence thousanu9 Nv -, r,a,nnnts Ia Socie
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nEANE, ADAMS Il DEANE'S iATENr
- sell cooking aud revolving plstol--Price, 800
Warmers Fv. Shooter
Colts Five Shooter,
Aliens Revolvers
Single sef.cocking, different sizes,
Fine and Common Guns double and single,
Game ,gs Shot belts. Powder TASKS, Wad Cutters,
Cleaning rods. dc, nc.
Just received md for ~ne by
nov II GREGORY ROYALL g. SIMPSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELRY.
4II.VER AND IoI. A ssYaYa w Ann


IL Az 1o-t returned from the North with
u very extensive assortment of the above
articles and Ia now opening, door below the ks2
storn OF Jno. q. Meem, large stock of Gold -
and Silver Lever Watches from some Of the first manu-
factories in Enrope-A-sone of which will be warranted
10 keep good tiinu foI two ycurs
also,a splendid assortment Of JEW ELRY consisting
in part, ol Gentemrns' Fine Gold Fobyesi and Guard
Chains, Senls, Keys and Brooches A very great va
nety of Ladies' Breast Pins Enr Rings Cuff Pine Fin
ee hings and bracelets and endless variety of other
articles hut .ill l,.ase.
silver md Plated Wnre,
Such n. .silver Goblets. Cups and Muga; Table, De.
ser' and Ten spoons; Sugar Tongs aud Sifters. Tea
sfainer., salt mud Mustard Spoons Table nnd Desert
Forks
ALBAfER Table, Desert and Tea Spoons do. Forks
aud battei knyes Cake and Gard Baskets, Elegant
Plated and branla Casors Silver Fruit Knives in ssts;
cake Knives. Silver, Pearl und Tortoise Shell Gard o.
ses Fort Mones No. aud every kind of articles u.unl
kept In Jewellers Store, which o.r To my friends
aud old Customers, with thu assurance tim, will scli
as low, md favorable terms ns any in the State
AMI hope to hnvc tho pleasure Of srecd, caI and ea-
anime Tor themselves md the truth Of the above as
seriion
" Watches and Jewclfy repaired at short notice
M and moderate terms. and highest price given for old
Silver
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nINNERA AND TEA SERVICE 8 :
Corn Planters!! Corn Planters u,

AJE. thn undersigned, bpvi, OBJ aimed Of Mr.. A
w Kuhn, Proprietor Of the Sinte for yire nia an
agency for n nufaciHre aud suio Of Robert j. Col-
wins Patent CORN PLANTEh. respectf lly reo,est
ibnse who desire labor saving machine by which ono
hnud is enabled t"perorm the Work. which, by the pres.
rni node OF planting, requires four fveto call inn
nedaiely md -upply Themselves with of these n-
valuable machines. To this Planter were awarded the
Grsi Premiums ut tho Spte Agricultural iars of Virgin
in, Maryland, Pennsyvania and New. York-beside. &c
~ premiums at other fairs This machine, drawn bv
horse opens the furrow drops the with great
regularity, aso Gunno Plaster, If desired, and GOV.
ers il the proper depth.
Ier Ia DIIlGIIID
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

'H1tcIIoh Insurance Uompnny, Hariford Conn
CAPI rAL. $500 OO0
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VIRGINIA LINE Of sirhmond Ia

AND NEW YORK PACKETS.-TMs new aAAae
home line ia composed of tho following vessels. nod
-ails from New-iork every three days. All owned in
the city of Richmond, wiz
Sch, linn. al
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28


Cure for Glanders.-I have lately discover
ed remedy to cure the CHAMBERS in horse; l
thought it might be useful to others, and accor-
dinghy l send you the information. Some time
in May last man drove up and fastened his
horses by mine, and came into the store; after
wards we both went out, and saw that one of
his horses was sick. He said that his horse
had the CHAMBERS, and that he thought it would
have died last night, it was so sick. / was Of
Tended because he tied his horse so near mine
with contiguous disease, and said no more to
him. Some days after this, the matter being
somewhat forgotten, passing by my horse; he
appeared to be sick; 1 turned and went up to
him, and sure enough, he was sick! His
throat was swollen to terrible degree, SO that
he could hardly raise or lower his head more
than an inch or two Something must be done,
for could not part with him at present.
I tried one thing and another, but all to no
purpose. Now for study. What will do the
thing? Chambers; what are the glanders?-
Why it is diseased glands; the little vessels
that bring the saliva to the mouth and the
throat are diseased-stopped up, and must be
opened. What will do it2 Tobacco will vom-
il, and may open them. took a half pound
of fine cut tobacco and poured two quarts of
warm water on it, and let it soak few minutes,
and washed bis throat and so on up to the ears
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28
COUNTRY Gentlman.


!Saring C7orcr Seed.-We copy the following
from the Franklin PA Farmer:
"The difficulties of saving the seed are imag
mary; the process is simple and easy. After
the clover field has been cut or grazed, let the
second growth come ON. When about two
thirds of the heads have turned brown, cut with
a cradle, throwing the grass into donble swaths,
and cure. When cured, rake up in the morn
ing while the dew is on, into convenient parcels
for loading with pitchfork, and, as soon as
all danger from heating is obviated, get it I'M
der shelter, either in the barn or protected in
the field. Be careful not to put it away while
any moisture remains in the plants; and, on the
other hand, don't handle it rudely when very
dry, where you don't want the seeds to fall,
for in that condition the heads spend freely
Having sheltered it, you may wait if you choose
till winter affords leisure for threshing it out
Sow in the chat, as it is more certain than the
cleansed seed. A bushel in the chaff will abun-
dainty seed an acre; but we would advise the
mixture of blue grass, timothy and orchard
grass with it. We shall say more of sowing,
however, at more seasonable date.
"The second crop produces more seed than
the first, and hence the economay eff first cut
ing or grazing the field; though! from that cut
or hay, prudent, careful husbandman might
easily save enough seed for his own use. 1t is
believed that more seed can be saved by now
ing, when about two thirds of the heads have
turned brown, than at any other period, be-
cause, if cut sooner, too many of the seeds are
unripe, and if later, too many shatter out of the
heads in grading and handling. If the heads
break off and fall through the fingers in era
ding, cover with a cotton or linen cloth. Eve
ry farmer may easily save his own seed
There is an abundant time for clover to make
good heads, well filled with seed, after the hogs
have been turned upon the rye, or after the first
crop of hay has been taken, and it would sure
ly be enconomical to preserve a small portion
of field for saving seed"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28
FALL GOODS!

JOHNSTON, SMITH &c co.
A RE now openeg fresh stock of Fall and Win
IA ter Goods recently purchased in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Now York, and respec fully ask
their customers to call and examine their asssort-
ment.
We have variety of Ladies' Dress Goods-con-
slstlng of Fancy BrOeade and Black Silk De Lanes,
Cashmeres and Plaids, Shawls, Heavy Silk Frnges
and Laces, and variety of Dress Fringes.
Above Stairs Gentlemen be shown unusual
ly large Stock of Ready Made Clothing-consistng
of Pants, Vests, Dress, Sack and Over Coats, Meri
no Shirts and Drawers; also large supply of Calf
and Kip BOOTS, an extra article of Waterproof,
Double SOles and Uppers.
In Kip Shoes, we show an article equal if not
superior, to any thing of the kind offered in this
market.
We have fresh supply of
MfRDH:IRE .f.ND QUEENS WIRE,
Coffee, Sugar, Syrup, MOasses Teas, Candles, Soap,
&C., &c.
We paid the Cash down for our Stock Have
bought at the lowest figures and promise not to be
Out-dOne in low prices
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28
JOSEPH ANDERSON & SON.

"AVING made arrangements for extending theil
Il business by connecting with their former trade
in the blackberry on the Tennessee river, new
branch at the mouth of Hickory creek near Clinch
river in Knox county, about II miles north of Lou
don, receiving and offering for sale at both
stands large and well selected supplies Of
Fall and Winter Goods together 10Th Groceries
of every description. Their assortment of Dry Goods
is complete including:
Prints, Casimeres, Ginghams, Delanes, Lawns;
Muslins Embroidered Jackonets, Shawls, Fringes
for Dress, Buttons Combs Handkerchief Neck Ties:
And in short extensive assortment Of every art-
Gle of Winter Ware both for Ladies and Gents in
GLIDING,
Bonncts latest Style, Hats for Men and Boys va
rety, Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gents all sizes,
an assortment of Ready Made Clothing Drugs and
Medicines, excellent assortment of Hardware &c.
&C., with variety too tedious to mention.
We tender our thanks fer former patronage and
invite the public generally to call and examine for
themselves believing that suit both in article
and price, J. ANDERSON & SON
1Oct- 4-tf1