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THE HUMAN HEART.
BY ANNE K. HAYDEN.

The human heart-oh who shall sweep
% Its wildly thrilling strings Alright ID "
? Who shall its mystic secrets keep, T. e,
Or bring its hidden depths to lighta N
Oh touch those cords with gentle hand,
Aud let no jarring discord rise,
Ye do not know how near ye stand y
.s. Upon the shores of Paradise!
The heart, the heart-oh, it is strong, r.
With all its energies awake,
And, beat and scared with crime and wrong
Will bear, and bleed, but will not break !
Go, blight the flowers that round it grow,
Go, shade the visions clust'ring there,
Go, crush its dearest hopes, and know
How much human heart can bear
The heart, the human heart is deep,
Aud oft displays fair outside, Id,
And eyes will smile when they could weep
That they its agony may hide. ~
Oh It's bitter mockery ' .'.
To talk, and smile, aud raise the head,
To feel that we must hide its woe, .-..
Although the heart is crushed and dead.
The heart, oh, It's holy thing, ~"
When offered at Affecti ou's shrine,
Yet Oft its best aspirings cling f.y.7,,
To some poor broken reed Of time
Oft are its warmest trusts betrayed,
Too sure of being blest below,
The rock on which its barque was stayed,
Has dashed it down to endless woe .-
1t has strange, mysterious spring,
This offspring of eternal mind;
And who the ties aside may fling,
That heart to heart in union bindI
Be careful, then, oh child Of earth,
And use the glorious boon Alright;
Let it not be dreary dearth,
But bloom for aye in loves own light
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06
Selett Gale,
2 From PetersOn's Magazine.
ALICE READE.
BY VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.

"Miserably, unfortunate and poor. His
wife and child in actual need Of life's
comforts! Oh Lucius Lucius! I am
revenged now," and a smile, sad even in
its triumph. curled over the beautiful
mouth of the speaker. i.r
She was young, SO young that you
would have hesitated whether to write
ller girl or woman, and her only beauty
were her mouth and eyes. The one was
large, but soft. sweet, flexible, the res
ponsive instrument on which her soul al
ways struck its in6nitudes Of emotion and
feeling. The eyes were large and deep,
translation Of her soul rather than her
heart, as perhaps eyes oltenest are. ~.
Up and down her chamber with that
sad, bitter smile on her lips, Alice Reade
walked many times. The velvet carpet,
its dark groundwork piled with Sorrento
roses, cushioned her feet. Soft lanscapes
Of the Rhine, intermingled with wild pic
lures Of Alpine scenery, leaned down to
her from their oval frames, but needless
Of all The beauty about her, It's mistress
walked amid it, her soul wrapped in
Joy which the angels must have written
sin.
And yet you should pity her, for great
had been her wrong. She had the ele.
ments of very noble nature too, but her
mother had died before Alice had met
her tenth summer, and there was none
that understood her deep, emotional
nature, her impulsive, poetic lempera-
ment. e,t-, ,GE .p.er '.rn~f
I Her father was plain, practical farmer,
whose being was absorbed in a few acres
which lay around his yellow brown home
stead. and he regarded Alice as a remar,
kably sensible child, because she always
preferred books to dolls and bonnets.
She attended the village school until she
was eighteen, forher father was indulgent
to fault, and though he (umed and fret
ted over the semi-annual school bills, he
never had the heart to withdraw Alice
from the studies she loved. There she
me,Lucius Brante. How the thoughts
ofthe proud woman reach off to that
hour, and drag il up to the present!
sHe was poor, an artist, and school
teacher, with an earnest, aesthetic nature,
aud much of that social magnetism thai
attracts the sympathy Of others. 1o
giAlice was his pupil. l do not know
how it happened, but both teacher anc
scholar learned lesson that was not in
the text book that summer. ss
"Alice," said the young man, brushing
away the rich curls tina. leaned over The
GIRLS bowed forehead as they stood b.
the old farm gate ON the last night Of hi.
stay in Meadow Brook, IL give you my
heart. Take and keep it. | must &c
out in the world and win ME name and
place there, and thenl will come back
to you" '
NJ will take and keep it'll | give bach
both 70 God.n answered the girl, solemn
", and so they parted. W. ~. z ".
She had been true to him -through tht
dark triumph other face comes solel
light with the thought. True. wher
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06
VOLUME NUMBER 81.

'Lo0iS Delmarre,' said he, you have
just heard from my lips the tale Of this
lovely girls devotion and courage. Do
you love her as she deserves 2
Il could die for her, proudly replied
Louis. titF III
We'll, well,' replied the Emperor,
The severe test Of one will suffice. So
dutiful a son, SO faithful lover, will
doubtless make the best Of husbands
You, Lieutenant Louis Delamarre, are
discharged from your regiment, Return
to your native valley with Henrieite as
your BRIDE
Here," said the benevolent Josephine,
emerging from the recessed window.
. here are one hundred lous-d'ors az the
marriage dowery, Henrietta
A charming blush suffused the cheek
Of the beautiful girl as she received the
purse from the hand Of the Empress.
Long live Napoleon exclaimed Louis.
as with heart too full Of grateful emo
lion for further utterance, he took the
hand Of Henriette, and making a grace
ful obeisance, quilted the apartment.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06

I% 4 shan't be with you great
while, jane said Mr.. Meller, : ! shan't-
stay here great WHILE oh, Mr.. Mel.
ierhow can you talk so ? said Mrs. M,
with alugubrious expression Of face.
Because, continued he, Il feel as i'll
was almost gone, and tina. / was Jus.
passing away like cloud before the ris-
ing SUM- Mr.. Meltsr verified bis pro-
phecy the next week BY running away
with a sYmpaihising sister. N Itli a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06

A KISS DEscRIBED.-A kiss is hard
thing to describe on paper, with only the
unyielding, unpressible materials Of pen
and ink; but the fact has been courage
ously attempted by a wag who had been
to a wedding. call Of which he saw, and
part of which he was;" and he described
as follows, having "seen it done and per-
formed, and heard the reverberalion:
This is the age Of improvement, ladies
and gen,lemen-stand back. and you will
see A KISS on Paper. Don't be incred-
ulous. Twill give you the sound in types.
Listen: .57
"When two pair. Of affectionate lips
are placed together 10 the intent Of oscula-
ton, the noise educsd is something like 10
the ensuing:
.. 'Epe-st'wesp'st.e'e"
and then the sound tspers off so softly
and so musically, that no letters can do
it justice" y" .'a1.'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06
NE Miss Bremen beautifullY expressea

~ Miss Bremen beautifully expresses
good sOye's duty: "lf you will learn
the seriousness Of life, and its beauty also,
live for your husband be like the night
ingale in bis domestic life be to him like
tho sunbeams between the trees unite
yourself inwardly to him; be guided BY
him make him happy; and then you
will understand what is the best happi-
ness oflife. and will acquire, in your own
eyes, worth with God and with man"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06

UThe poets and scholars of the
country appear 10 take an unusual inter.
est in the pending Presidential contest,
Longfellow, Bryant, Emerson, Curtis,
Prof. FELTON, and Prof, Silliman, are said
10 be all on tho stump for |" Freedom, and
Fremont ! Y nv "
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06

~A Frenchman was recently tried
in one Of the departments Of that funny
country for having killed bis father and
mother. The crime was committed un-
der the most revolving circumsiances and
atthe end Of the pleadings, when be sas
about to be condemned 10 death, he pres.
i,lent Of the tribunal asked the usual
question, il be- bad anything % say u
his defence q Nothing" 70 Ieplisl,
only ! hope you viii ha0e pity On an o.
phas. q s'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
BALTIMORE.


urinary Bsltimore--Ipsiused A. D. ls2s, Ne. ~ SOssh
Coy street. Balsors (near the Post Ohcsy CURE fNsUR.
EI5 OR NO FEE REQU1RED.-Dr Mills IN exp perienecd
rhyson g tho Aop..hic school may be eordens0y con
No Money Regsired Cvs 70 not gof-A practical ex-
Of 10 enables DR. M warrant cure In
The si,orcss possible time 10 have n safely snected.
This fvmay exensvcly celebrated for the ehec'ual and
in this city, = refuge from Quaeksry 20
HSh Rpmsson, Of this Institution would render public
mot for the applicants here for
who have ced o their money malrented by
uharatans flourish largely In the public prints and
with whom city is overstocked "A ..s..ss s5z -.
MARY disappointment early medical aid Asre
proper treatment obtained DR. N makes ading
proasons promaes than he will honorably PERFORM
Secondary and CAvonic The symptoms Ssre
Throat liberation Of the Mouth Itching and Tenderness about
the Nose Bot.hea Erupons upon the Skin &C. Upon
perfect Of tho oldest and most OF
cases, DR. NJ willing TO stake ~ honor aud reputation.
The Triumph cf SiencsThe rcnedlcs Of DR. NJ In
Inf strong manly the shattered con.sm
on aud removing speedily a debility or injury from
Fatsb,cd ManAood May restorative ana
their realised tho uiilon
no which, the failure Of Qusckcres In their hitherto
nuiilrsa search, had bacone almost estlnguhhcd
tdranfag,s pol on0us compounds Of Mer-
curry Nosous Drugs used 10 his practice
10 Ifaaies-Iong experience In hc treatment Of Female
Affections Nervous diseases, Ac qualities DIR TO afford
Farv Rrift In the most dHheu Com
onenons saercdly guarded and sestns married. with skill
aud delcacy. 8
Or Mas Great Prneafire This sovetesn Reaedy applira
Lie either win he duly prepared BY mall
ol &5 rcmting el0 prescription will bs included
Distant persons cured IT home. by addressing DIR. J. b.
MiLs, QALfiMoRE eaters post pad) Medicines sent In
amy direttiou by mail or express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

BALrinoRG. April IL, 1856. !
vuNIn gmed, Ooms ~ sseosses 81 lotteries
the State ~ Maryland being receipt daily of letters
from various portions Of the count, making inquiry as 70
Schemes with which the country IN hooded and which
pupoi DO decided BY the DRAWINGS Of Maryland consoi
jiated Lo takes this method W all such letters
inquiry and inform tho public that oil Lotteries puvcrnx
be dscded by the Maryland Drawings gross Frauds that
parties style themselves Morris 60 and preted
Managers Solo Agents for the Grand Charter Lotto
rios NJ Cleveland Oho imposors and said lottery fraud
having neither legal presumptlve existence and that
other fictitious Arm styled Murry Co Cleveland Ohio
mpostor aud all lotteries which they profess to be
ayers agents for, also frauds
RICHARD FRANCE, OF this city 10 tho Contractor for
drawing the Maryland Lotteries The business conducted
under the firm Of X FRANCE co. Msnssers and they
have soc agents In tha city Of baltimore There how
ever forty licensed vendors for this Slate Of Maryland,
who license under him. through this Office sell tick
cts In the Maryland Lottcricr D u McPHAfB
Commissioner of Lotteries far the State Of Nd
mny 10 dJnoa, ....-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
1t, ~ lA<AlA WORTH Or CLOTHING. -
@SaVvVY0N POSITIVELY SELLING OUT A.

Cosr 10 CLOSE BUsINEss-t offer now i,r sale private
until July entire aock of Cloths CNs-imot.s
Voatnga aud large stock OF ADYMADE CioTHihu
partly oFina Cloth 0~as do Casslner, do do
Alpncrp do sSan do do Mars.lllcs, do do,
Linen do Cashmere Pants do MnrAei les no do Linen
do do Cashmere Vests do Marselen do, do Linen do
Aiso large atock of goods TO mcuon Most
goods manufactured here and VIII be sold
low Aa the above goods not sold by
2Oth lnly will sell tho remainder at anpona business
cals me u direction Ihavn large stock oi Cloths,
rns,mers Sc County Merchants should give me call as
my poaa cold by tho above time any person
wphing engage In the Ready made Clothing bnsnshs W"
great The soreis for Rent and one o. ~. beet
lorations in iho city JACOB NEWMAN.
Iyuchlurr M o6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
NrEw CONCxuN-T.. m.Asr.,s.

AvEw CONCEWN--T wWNerstgmea have
~ h day entered into partnership under tho Htye ana
1RBY SAUNDERS for the purpose Of tran~ne''ng
awhoraaie aud retail Grocery Commission busnes and
have taken tho house lately occupied by Msss
Preston the depot of tho Va Tenn " u. whore
they will be pleased tho curtocr~ OF th former nms
,d Saunders Irby and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, togeher
with all othcis who may them with their busnesr
'. J. iRpY
4s.a JAS. SAUNDERS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
SPRING rA.ua1ONs a, ENGs.E- 4

|l|el DOVES BONNET AND FANCY STORE.--Srr&
Ladies', lei yon that or before the EtNSSs
w 9ah inst shall produce from three of the most-~~s
fashionable New York the latest sty Of
onneis may assured that thing That tho
finger accomplished shall be presented to you even
10 he m whm.
y say your pcraona qualification that the exhibition
lonncts New York, will the gid Inst and ms
het article of dreaa s only
ncc aud will be before amy other article
of drcen II should be eolsctcd with much care.
In order 10 the great variety Of tastes Ia my dcterm
nation 10 present goat field Of variety not only In Bonnc
bn, In Manos and every variety Of Summer Coveringa
little children also, for they shall not be neg
oct.d as heretofore Hats Flats Little Bonnos and Caps
and other pretty little ,rapH
Very respectfully, -
ma lndia ALFRED T. ENGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
PHILADELPHIA.

c0mplshes tins purpose domgnuo IL u
easy make physical Pnbut not easy 70 make the best
M IN. pes Of eycry This has been attempted
here what would fespeesruiy suom 70
the public decision II has been or ne psnens
hitherto almost every purgatve medicine acrimonious
irritating 10 the bowels This 70 NOT Many "l hsm pro
uee much gripping pain and revuson IN the system ~ 70
the good 70 % Nrved ron them
These P pain unless arises from
previously existing obstruction or dersngemeat tho bow
ella Being purely vegetable no nsIm .sn ".ss IRON .ns
be udcIoualy Minute directions Tor Their use In the
several which they sppesbs are on the
by them Liver Complaint In all iis various fors
Jaundicc Indigestion Langour ana Isa oi ARpsfss Last
Irritabily bilious Headaea' n"ous rSver fever
are the diseased action Of the liver As
an apcrcnt they afford prompt and SURE ef n Costivene
Piles Choe Dysentey iinmors 5crofus and scurvy Gods
with o the bohy Ulcers and Imp ry OF the blood
Short any and every casc whers puIsave Mrequned
also produced sDgularly cures
the Heart Pains In the Back Stomach and Side They should
freely the spring of the yean b. purify the blood
and prepare the system for the cnnnga S' An oa
the appetite and vigor Ihey pury he pooo anu
by their smuant tho circulaory systcm renovae
strength body and restore the wasted Or diseased
cnere OF the whole organism Hence occasional dose is
though serious dcrangemcn exts put
unnecessary dosing should be carried TOO a as every
medicine the strength when taken TO ex-
cess The In which physe s required can
enumerated here but they suggest themselves 20 ns
Of every body and Is connasny % oessa % mi p
better purpose than anything which mas hitherto
been available mankind. When their virtues are once
known public will Longer doubt what remedy to employ
when In need of a cathartic medicine.
Being sugar WRAPPED pleasant TO take and being
urey arise from their use In any guam
ty - - .,,,,., ,,-.,-, ...,.....
Chemist Lowell Mass Price 25 cents per Box Five ooxes
orsiCO Sold by John H. Seay, Lynchburg; and by all
rugg'is and Country Merchants ssn ''s
may 6-d&c6m i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

DUNT NWMUVED..-A nmc lot 81 New Ofucnns
- Coffee sugar all grades and prices lmperi" unn
Powder ,nd Uiaek and 2Maekarcia, ahenutul
o Of D,sd cef which wl pessurs In scne for fan
cs New Orleans and Cuba Molaseas Cutting aud Zine Appa
Cheese Sperm Adamantne Fancy Colorsd and Tallow Can
Virginia ermcti, ally sealed Peaches sursr or Pop
Corn Candy hne lot of straw broomn homemade Toilet
and lar soap issEuirN, Ri. sed Java Caae
have also added to m" stock . beautiful lot OF Dhf
GOODS such summer Cashmere Plaid GinHhsms Prints
Plaid aud Striped Domestic ueachcd and ubbeachsd Cot
ton, which win aell low for Cash.
,nay h,a ], II SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

~ JOHNSON WATCMEh.-We wish 20 say
IA friends that we have received those JOHNSON
RNa. WATCHES, Of which we spoke, and invite them TO
~ pnd take look at them They are In extrn heavy
solid Gold Dias accompanied by extra Whte D
put pleasure thus afornR variety In
The1 watches have said before be
relied upon ns superior and bo
regarded the safest investment In the way OF doid watch
They warranted 10 well for twelve months
give much pleasure to show them TO any one,
,vho will do the favor call and look nj them,
Aiao, on hand heavy GOLD CHAINSto suit
sILyERTHORN Cliff.
June Hts Formerly II Silyartborn
NIElODEANsl THE under,
lVu signed sole for Va. and the South OF CAhis
NeedhaIn e. Co = celebrated MEL0DEASH has very line
hand both for Church aud Paro-at factory
prices cash Cali aud judge for youraeli
: iune = ,s S'rREMMELL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

heBu Nes'S No. ],
~ PHOSPHATE or LiME,-The attention Of farmcrs
aud Planters respectfully eaed 10 the above com
pound for their approaching sprlng planting, =,
The Manufacturer hes his friends and patrons that
they always depend upon being supplied with aukNu'
I'M AND UNIFORM ARTICLE for he constantly supcrniendS
In person the entire of and putting up
sale.
This article has been before the community for thu
rod OF hvc during which time has been nnalyed by
large number Of the reputtd Cbemtsn different places
and has boen tried by Farmers In nearly every state
In the Union with almost upvayng success Psrhaps one of
the bcst proofs Of u value IA the greatly ncrcn demand
unprecedented the history Of Artificial Frrtlrc and not
much advantage from the tact Of the ammonia 40 volatile
matter in ausno in this preparation beings chemically liked
agent, only dsspang Itself progressively When ineorpo'
The soil this available sail sulphste, amaRa
fitted food for plants ot
all descriptions and by them readily taken II Will be
found opc inducing early maturity aH Guano,
and much durabe and ierng to tho ae aud leas
latie so
there ~ Npmber Of super phosphacs IN market
for the of viii haN oui like to be Responsible, I
ancy request all purchasing to be careful To obtain the
GENUINE ARTICLE which will be warranted by my scered
ted agents all &C whom Of acknowledged respccabity
and them hold myself responsible for the good character o
Super Phosphate An packages will be destincy brand
cd Consumers dealers VIII be enabled to make arrange
for supply uitabe terms with my sgantsss
with myself
MESSRs H. G. HARDY co, are my accredited and
sole Agents for the ely ot Petersburg
G. u DsBtlRG.
Agricultural Clema and solt Proprietor, Hdiiamsbnr9,
Jdta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

A WTuuu Rn Ccicbrn ted Patent Atr-sishs Self
Seating lNna aud lara nr Preserving Frceh Fruiss, To

N Seating Cons, aud Jsrr for Preserving Froeh Fuiss To
ipatoes ana by iiArnctically Sealing,
There additional ees of wrenchcs Tunnels or wax no
spelling Fruit by contact with Cemcnt India kubber cnd
othor offensive deeorious matter The Cans and Jars
prepared Sealing and tho purchaser has only to
heat the slightly when the Can or Jar hled with
fresh fruit press down into channel on Tho outside,
n,d cement and III. work OF lierneeally Sealing
The Cans strongly made Tin and the Jars Of hney
glazed fire proof. yellow Get the besi Can which
Arhura frn and sugar ~ Thousands
families did year. using Cana made on wrong pf
rplc The ladies Invited 10 call aud examine these Cans
and Jars before purchasing For sale wholcsale and retail
by ANDREW bofp
may n d1moe Iynchburg. va
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

ssV sFE uNsURANCE."-M MUTUAL BENEFIT
IL coMrANy,-cap,aiJ January is., 1856, sa,@nooa
eject Insurance this Company, by calling J. II
rHoMrSos pr W@' 3 mssss''s. m"n.1s Mea,s., Adviser
the Company spney musa to all insured for the term OF
Ito
The dividends annually the fourth year
are received In part payment OF the premums
The Company commenced business In April lsls and Its
dividends averaged third the premiums paid
thus making the low Whom policy made for
the term of life fhr annual premium smounsto s5oa note
bearing interest at per cent, may be given for half
No Company affords better security II
'"'' '''''' y W Knowles
may 23-dm. Agent at Richmond
(1LOvER sEED.-PRiME NEW CLOVER SEED
u for sale ON the bes, terms CRENsHAw a CO,
feb e5ts North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va
4 L.. ROYsTER, BROTHER 4 CO, Rich
conssnments of MaSUrsoruafp AND Lraf TopAcco, and
produce generally to the address OF their friends Mcss
Shipments to Messrs Brummel & Registers through our
81 4 / hS4s4rR aSHsrhs'
Jan e5 dts JOSEPH BRl MMEL
~ OTHERS LIVING N IN rHE couNrnS Nv aii mos,
especially call the attention of
Shoes Trunks e.1r,, s S Rag. .i.,ss ys's,s S NW
myself with great care. suitable for the
% aa Of %y @"GSs "" %
Inducements Merchants and Farmers and all r want as
dozen; to which call the of all in they
win fail to please by calling
A. w. q. HILL. Manufacturer and
Dealer In Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Vaises, Sc, wholesale and retail, No. 1877.
sep AS Main street Richmond Va.
rUANO.-Wc have hand 200 tons of the Emily's
of Guano that imported last winter So far as
have heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
airoad of good effects by noticing Straw
Lcry Hill, they pass through the farms u, w Haxal
Esd A Garrett Esq, ID. Anderson, Jr some of the
uprchasers of ii. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
jv o6.ts Richmond.
L. LT.-5o5o Sacks Ashons Salt; direct importation
~ ..serpool daily expected. For sale by -
% rs EDMOND DAVENPORT GO. .
kALT.-25oos Sacks Jefrcs Dorsey fine Salt, in prime
- order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
iy3y Richmond Va
HUANO, ,l.UANO.-Iiavng made arrangements with
N tho Peruvian Agents to get supplies OF GuANo on the
best terms, prepared to furnish IT, We have now
aaoat 1900 bags and will be in rcguarrecc' oft
We Shall sell but hat us direct from the agents
all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GANO We solicit the orders of friends and all Others
that will always furnish them with the
best article, md on the favorable terms.
CRENSIIAW q co,
feb 1i.ts North side Of the Basin Richmond Va.
(NOFFEE-
Y J bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Santos-cargo o the schooner Indicator, from
Tho Brazis-in store and for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT co,
oc Gotta Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

AyOTUCE.-Havngp pun chased of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston their stock Of Groceries and taken the
formerly occupied by them prepared TO oher To
the Daniel Hurt Preston former
concern public generally large and well selected
sork Of Groceries, Liquors Staple Dry Goods &C. which we
offer at lowest for Cash prompt customers
IN usual time. .
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds county produce and consgn
,nens generally; will render sales promptly, and cash them
when desred will make liberal advances produce In hand
and will receive and RWAKD GOODS at the usual raes
when funds are deposed produce placed hand
charges. ux ,.,,s.x.n