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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
nlacAw ODD. Edinburgh ,IasarInc.--

Ths Mirh numlsfoI ,hi. P,Pulsf pet"iieti contains
Tie following antles. vEi--i. .Eshslits among ile
Alps-Elemrni n power. ?. The Alhsiings ~. ihs
Thee Gh.-Pah 10. o. 4 Cos pluekei with Mr
Iohn Ball. !. Piriufs Books. 3. scenes II Cisrieh
Life. No 2-At GiiGs Love story. 9. The Ton.
quests Of liarehus A bay of an old t;tsek Vase q
Hester Bsnield. 4. Bay ComwilI. .. Asriic "a.
venture. ~. Letters lrrni Lighthouse.
Polished ~ I.sonth Son \ O., New Yyra
Pdce 81 ~ annun. fof any one d DE Reviews. o
BlatkwooI. ct ans tao q Tie works. s.. 10 BIiek
wood aud The ioaf Rrs.ess, SO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

CnIScn lra.-1he Milton Chronicle {"
the 9th sass:-Mr. Henry Stamps. 81 Pitt.
sylyania. Va. infarms u that during the
severe winter une % liz negroes frlled large
poplar tree that .iood il valley rear Ring.
gold. Va. tie top part u which vas h"llaw
aud split oprn in the fall, da.hing myriads u
not a full bnshel Of this abaminab'e insect
lrom the holow in which the, had evidently
taken up winter quarters. ol course they
were drmuli,hr,l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

A CuRiors ygRpIcT.-At Hartford supe-
riur Court, a. We learn from correspondent
IL the Petersburg Express, land srit was
decided in a novel way. II depended upon
the boundaries of tract at the Head OF
Hodges creek" The testimony as TO where.
the head Of the creek Is. was 30 conflicting
that the jury could not agree. But as the
costs had swclled TO greater amount than
tie value Of tile land, the jury proposed Is
1 compromise, that the land should be sold,
Tie proceed. equally divided between plain
uf aud defendant. and each party pay his
own costs. This was agreed 10. and the suit
ended. Toy. OI,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15


TuE OLDEST MAN IN AaRRIcA,-An ,n,e',
l;rent correspondent Of the Cassyiile wa. 7
There is now living in Murray county, IN
his state. ON the waters of Holley Greek, a
Revolutionary veteran, who has attained the
.re of one hundred and thirty four. his
n.me i Iohn Hames. As | was on my way
- .is;t his relict Of the expired eighteenth
century. inquired If an odish gentleman
ahont sixty if he knew him: 80 yes, ! know
him. said he. che is my grandfather.
John Bames was born in Mccklenburgn
county. Va. and was lad ten years OLD
when Washington was in his cradle. lie was
thirty two when Braddock met his disastrou J
defeat on the Monongahela. Tie WIN seserai "
his neirhbors, set firth to join the ead-s1fohS
and IN. fated commander, but alter sevefa.
day's march were turned back by the news oil
his overthrow. He emigrated to South Gar.
dina nearly hundred years ago. lie was III
thirteen considerable conflicts during the
war of independence, and in skirmishes and
, rencontres with Indians, with torres, am
with British. times beyond memory. liz
v,s with Gates AZ Camden, with Morgan D
the Cowpens, with Greene at ifllsbof"usl
a aud Entaw. and with Marion IN many Doie
ruth INTO tory camp or red coat quarters.
: The old patriarch is still quite smart an'
: hearty. He crnverses with smi'e; :"
!, occas,unally laughs very heartily.
! lie attributes lbs long life, first Of AL 70 y
4 unwa, rring trust in the goodness q OWN
i Providence. He has always believed thrnng
e the many ycarsof his long lie, that The A
II mighty was ever present to protect aud su'
;, tain him. Another means IS, extreme sin'
e pIirty Of diet. For me hundred years
q liz. said he, "mush aud milk was my breas
! fast. aud milk aud mnsh was my supper
y He has always lived On the frontier, haslu
u beuun seven times in the woods. The he'
'e he ate for his md-dsy meal was that ol WI
Va animals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

case ~ CpSsctrscE "A rrIrbraied liquor
importer il l.n.tnn recently had his ppekct
book containing large sum ii money taken
rum his potket While entering church.
4 few DAYS subsequent he received the
p.ekrt bnnk through the post pIli,e. Ipu.i.
age unpaid accompanied with d nuie ~
which lie writer stated ihat'slier spending
the money, he discovered to bis.utier horror
that he had been making use of funds obtain.
ed in the infamous liguur trAlke. lie there
Iure returned the porkrt book. and would d.
the same BY the mnnry shopld be he able %
ag,in lsy hands N il. Bgh Nun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

CHrRcn tioiNa View York city, will :
population ii 61u.OGO. has church r""'n Tor
dis 1877 400 persons, lrating i5t 600 SitaDni
any church accommodations, did they wish
for them. Brnnkl,n. with population 81
2ns. 400, la. sitting. for only ~ 900 lea,ins
Is. 900 improved FER; and thirteen u ihe
nrincipsl eiiies IL this rnunrIy with IN AZ.
grsgatr population II .gI8.57i. have rlutch
sitting. ony Tor 6i2. 436. having adrfclehry
II I.2gG.I3s. The CITY nf London. TOO, with
popi1iistion II 1858. 900. has church rum,
for only 5000. leaving ,sss.0OO rerson.
wiihunt an opportunity TO join IN public
worship. These statistics are startling truths,
which al first sight srem To- be absurd rxag.
geratmn.. but moments thought will esta'
blish their correctness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

GnEAr EauE.raiss MATcH. Two sporting
men ~ Albany. N. Y. named raylor anil bal.
ton. started On hnrses rum that city on Mon
,lay lat al 5 o'clock, A. NJ. for a one hun.
bred mile race. without rest or feed. the wa
ger being ~. 500. Whiiestuwn, Oneida coun.
~, was the termination u the race. Taylor's
horse arrived at Whiiesiown Il $50 II. NJ.
making tie hundred miles IN ~ hours and !
hall, and winning the race. Dalton's Nurse
was quarter of ! mile behind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

The Uniyersify.--We see il stated in our eh-
changes ha, Henry w. Miller, Esq, Of Raleigh. has
been appointed % deliver The Annual Address before nc
two Societies Of our University At the commencement
in June and that the Hon. Warren Winslow has
hao .hosen 10 deliver The adlre before the Alumni
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

Let tie support be knocked out, 50 that
aver, On. shall be brought to test his own
,owers. and then will manly vignr, seil.re-
Iince, planning talent. and executive energy
bs deyeloped, for the success OF Individuals
and the good of society.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

a Ltgai Qutsiion nadsr ne Dr.d Scon
Ueeisioa. - Democratic tanyasses in the
town uf Gloucester ". III struck the names
uf The oolored voter. IL that town from the
lists before the election on "Wednesday. al.
lcging that they we're justified in this action
by the decision IN the case Of bred scott.
The Providence Journal intimates that legal
proceedings will DC commenced against
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
The .enufort Jonrnai.--ws hs,e reeti,

The 6r., nrmief Il h.ni.,me ,atst uulsr The sloss
lIs published = Brauioth ~ NJ John Niehnl. eliior
aud ptaptieisr Pnre rwo illan ! ser IN Iysncs.
Il so " family newspaper ssn'ed q Literature,
seirnee. Commstf, Agriculture. Msehauies, New.
Market. &e. I'D !. % bc indcPepdtn' o. mutual
~ polllIe..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
The NC. rnlrcrsl,y rasarinc.--w,

have rcrised .hs Mach narabt Of ,hl. retiodieal.
being ihe ir.i nnnier of volume VI. Tn prrssa,
number Nas printed :, tic North, bot i ]. hereafter
% w. printed :, rh,pr Ill., unisr ~ immediate
SUPERVISION n III editors Ths prer i - Aallat. !
,est. aInay. u h raid ~ adrinrc Earh nnplrr~ill
contain sliat Is ,acs and ~ issued :, lie lsiunns
Of cycry nenlh es,rr, January AID July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

ANoru1a yIcTIa.-Ilnn. Samuel Bren-
Ton. member ~ Congress ffom Indiana.
died Al his residence recently, frnm tie lis.
ease, il i alleged. he had contracted at the
National Hotel 10 Washington city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
Corgres.iona, Nomina Hons.

stxrH plsrnlcr.---At a convention Of Wigs aud
Americans, very numerously attended, held at VIM
st.n On The iii inst the Hon. X. Z. Pursear was
nominated for reelection TO Congress BY an almost
unanimous vote
The Democratic Convention for the same district,
held las, week nominated Alfred NJ. Scales. E-q., OF
Rockingham, as their candidate. Mr.. Scales was tue
candidate Of the same party in tina, district two years
ago.
Founru Disrnicr.--We learn from The Standard
tia, The Democratic Convention for the nomination
Of candidate for Congress 70 represent this sih'
Four,h) district, will assemble at fsuklinlon o.
v'.lnc s,lays,hc &c 81 April.
EiearH DIsrRlRr.-rhe Hon, Th"s. j.. ohnsma'
has announced himself candidate Tor re.eeeno'
I u Congress, in tie eighth district.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

Capt Jnhn Alline, aged 70 yesr.--a herr ol
the last war with Great Britain, 10 wl0m the
citizens ~ IIostan. many years ago, presented
. valuable sword Ivr services ihetein--was
married % Tie 18th " March 10 harrington.
Maihr. 10 Miss joanna StrpHt, agtd = years.
Capt 4. resides 10 Bioykline, Me.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

EXPLOSION Al. rne EoYpr Mer.-we re.
grrt t,lrarn thai another FIRE damp explosion
occurred IN The Egypt shaft on Monday last,
BY Whirh W.. Dann AMI three others lost their
lives. We have 10 further particulars. eSrcp,
that the eon,s.,ion % damaged Tie machinery
as to present.a any Que getting down to recover
the bUdies. Pay GA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

The annual Report Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, which has just been
shows that the Company has now
1 operation 704 miles Of road, the aggregate
rost If which has been ss6, 900, coo, paid Tor
entirely by grants Of public lands. The Com
nanv received 2, sos. 900 acres, OF which about
BOO. 600 acres have been sold for &c., lS'2Ss'
leaving on hand about zoo, goo acres, WORTH
according to last years sales, s23,OOo,o0o,
but in reality great deal more; ~ the
Company has borrowed money on these
lands, and is thus able to hold them unit
their value is increased Gar beyond that sum.
As il is, this Company has received from tne
| limited States railroad costing go, ooo,ovo'
and bonus of s7,000.O00 for taking the
road. Al.
Southern Democrats, whilst denying the
rirht of Congress to give these lands 70 me
aid States, their original owners, uphoia
Grants 10 he Northwestern States on the
ground that the value of the remaining iand
Is thus increased. But if Congress has
right to dispose of them by gilt Tor one pur.
nose, il has the same right to make a similar
disposition of them for any other purpose
And il il is the business Of the Gosernmaeh
ID increase the value Of the public LANDS y,
grants to bull, roads, why not build roaa'
Itself. increase the value Of the land as now
and have the roads in additionf Fay. Ot''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

Siw. Mint i,rasf.--Gcn. TruiIiugrr,s saw.
mil a. Carey. IN this rounty, eight mile.
west u this city ~ he Central llosd. va.
consumed by tiie on Wednesday night. Loss
about 81 200. Ri Standard
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15
Washington, Ami ..

The Cabuet has had under consideration
The subject d The Indian difficulties IN fior''
ia and such measures are now progressing
~ lead to tile belief that the removal Of The
Indians will be peaceably effected,
In is stated on gool authority that the APP
pointment 81 fnrrign ministers will be poet,
ponrd by the Cabinet Tor a month or twa.
Naval ArrAIRs. &c.-ihe Steam frigairs
Minnesota and Mississippi, aud The slo"p'"I-
war Germantown, have been ordered 10 pre-
pare f,r departure 10 the East indies.
The irirale Cumberland IS TO be the fag
ship Of the Airicrn squadron.
James ". Denver, III California. has been
appointed Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

shall into the bargain! The Prince Rrgen,
said : You've sent me the staif oi rie, ,,
Marshal ol lrance;l return'you that q rie,a
Marshal 81 England Wasn't il Paddy shan
MN hat TOOK iti Paddy Shannon, VINO
never COL rap, or Robin. or star VI Goa, o.
arms. ar mark of distinction except the dog
ging you are going to give him."
2 a.rahe him down." cried Sir Hugh, anu
again Paddy was forgiven.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

The Board Of Directors Of ne Wilmington ans
Weldon Railroad. nj their meeting On the solh ult'
ordered the rates Of fare to be increased 70 81 cent
per mile, experience having shown that TO be IN
lowest renuncr alive rate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-15

TuE LAND OF lsNs Splrltualism, |" the
new religion as it is called, is said 70 be
making rapid progress in Massachusetts,. ana
indeed throughout New England. AZ =
estimated that there are $4,000 secret or
open spiritualists in Boston alone. There
are 600 or 10000 open professors" IN
that city, and four places Of worship "
open every Sunday for exhibitions and lee.
lures. they have, in the same city, several
newspapers with large circulation, and all
lie books on the subject find ready sale.
The believers are claimed TO be "rcspecta-
bile in numbers, far above medioeity in tai.
ent, and found in the must exclusive err
cles Of our upper and literary classes: Men
influential in the church, in political lie, IN
literature and business, are secret or open
lhsI,eyers in the intercourse Of dfscmbodicd
with embodied spirits" !.
The inhabitaniso oil the " modern Athens 4
are like those Of old. Always ready "eIihel
TO tell OF TO hear some new thing."-fSy. Obs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
FASHION.
GREAT

New GOODS Just received at ISAAC
IN FRhGER'S, amongst which are the follow
ing: AUCTION BARGAINS, purchased al a large
sale in New York.
1000 pair of mit<, worth so cents al l2i. and for
which the Ladies, better call early. 500 pair Kid
Gloves worth IS cents at3It cents. 500 yards black
and brown Bereges, worth rs cents at lei cts. 1000
yards blue. green and black worth 3Ii cents at % cts.
500 yards black and pink annually cheap al IS cents
at 3at cents. 500 yards all wool DeLains, worth SO
cents al 31i cents. % dozen Linen Bandkerchie .,
worth lei cents at l9I cents. 25 dozen Handkerchief
worth 81 cents at Isl cents. $40 yards bleached mus
Inns worth le. stIO cents
All of the above goods have keen purchased at a
great sacrifice at AUCTION, and are worth so per cent
more Than I shall sell them for.
Come therefore early, in order TO secure some ofihe
bargains. Together with a lot of SILKS
which | will be able TO sell at Is per cent less than any
other Store house. BONNET RlBBONS of which |
have purchased very cheap. ! will sell SO cheap as 10
defy competition. l W Ill sell some worth lSi cents
and some worth % cents, al lSs cents. BONNETS,
at almost your own prices IRISH LIN
MEMS, OF The very best quality and worth IS cents Al
Is cents. EMBROIDERlES, 100 collars worth I2l
cents at S cents, and all my store goods in proper
tion.
Cal early and see yourselves and you will find my
prices less than those OF any other House.
ISAAC PRAGER,
may25 I23 Main street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

AUDToRs OFFICE, BELMONT CoUNTYf
ST. CLAIRsvLLE, Nov. 18th, 1857.
NorrcE is hereby given. that the whole of the several tracts OF Lands and Town
Lots and other property, described in the foregoing list, Ors much of each as will be
to py the Taxes and penalty charged thereon, will be sold at TIT Court
in ST. GAINESVILLE oil Inc Second Monday of January next. (being the llhd y
of January 1889 by the Treasurer Of said County; uuless the Taxesa nd Penalty be
paid to thu Treasuero of said County, before that time. The bidder who wtl pay the
Taxes and Penalty fer the least portion eft any Gactorh lot % be the purchaser: SAFE
To commenc at, "a o,chck :. NJ of said day. S. GRESSINGER,
AuGtor Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
u,HE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE DELINQUENT LANDS AN


w OTIS in Belmont County and State of Ohio. reuTnedb by Treasurer OF said enE!.l
nsasu fI yer cent and the simple T4esO 1851:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08
BALTIMORE


.Nu wills, MEDICAL OFFICE, Lock s"-
armary BaitimorcInsuted ID lsls 90 =. =, s,W s@n"
rI on No FEE REutiiREp.-~D Mills, an osperehe'a
rhyaician the Alorahic school may be eod"~V 'os
suited In all eases oi private nature OF disease
M N one, REQ ircd ~ ~ aur- a. NOT Euec1d.
practical experience of oNer ~ yeats ehablYa III, NJ "
warrant cure in the shorest r"Hsl"e he 10 ""'' '
elected.
extensively celebrated Tor the eneotuei andaree eun ." ~
Secret bsvnscs, waa established IN IN" oy "A
refuge from Quarkcr, over 20 years ago
The High Reputation
ofth Institution would rcnd, public notice ~'r"
chci THEN money maltrented by The eharahs VINO
flourish largely the public prints aud With whom our ey
Afflicted be Oh yo"r sa"nrd,
you would avoid INJURY poonnlay loss anu nSapP
nd makes aluring protoss'ons pfoisoH no mo''
than he viii honorably perform
secondary aud chronic Cases.
Tho usunl symptoms sore Throat liberation OF thu
Mouth Itching and Tendrneaa aboo, the Noae boi.h'A
re OF nyctrais Of such oan'e Dr NJ s
The Triunsph Ot Science.
The rcnealos of NJ la foslorng strong and manly Nig
or the constitution aud removing a"ed
lily all debility injury incurred from c'rein se''o h"o'1 ~"
Euiccbicd N"Whood
may hero Anda certain Restorative ana ID eaans ""n '
uao realized tho huiiion oi hope when from ,he
failure OF uaekeries In their hnheftV "t'rs Ho'" ee o
hllnoht chihgulHhod
No po,onous compounds Mercury NoAons prnsa nfe
hia practice
Ianu oxp,renee In IN, oamcn, OF Female Anccona Ner
vous da.asoa auihcH pr NJ to Afford Harry heh1 anu
In the dn,oultcasee Communications sacred
y guarded, and treatment marked With ahl and 'en'"ey
Or. Mili-' Great Preventive.
This RaddB applicable 10 either ses WI DO sen
duly prepared hy natl on receipt o W." ot ny 'ohhhe wv
prescription viii be Included -. :,
Dh,an, persons cured NJ home, by addressing Ok J. D.
MILLS, BAitIMour dcofa post paid) Medieneh aeh' IN
any direction by mail orespien.
June ~ lly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
The Fiigas % Earspe.

There seems TO be Just now a mania for voy-
age to Europe, The Asia which left New York
n few days since. took out l75 passengers. The
Mirror soys:
with first class steamer leaving this port
almost duly. all the best berths are taken for six
weeks or two months ahead Merchants go abroad
TO buy goods. and take their wives and daugh-
ters nlong with them Money borrowers are
rushing over TO the financial capitals ut the Old
World with their pockets full Of Stocks and Bonds
hoping to return with ther pockets full of rocks
Pleasure seekers and men Of leisure go on to"kill
time and seek new sensation. Upon figuring
up the expenses Of summer watering places at
home. and comparing the bills with the cost OF
the grand Continental tour the difference pre-
sents no bar to the visit abroad. And then our
fustest families find it necessary, in order to be
0u conIdnf with tho fashionable world, to initiate
tho example of the lady we read Of
'Mrs. BIZ is very i'll,
Aud nothing can improve her.
Until she sees the ruilleries,
Aud waddles through the Louvre
The European complaint is a godsend to tho
owners of our Atlantic steamers, and the house
Of Vanderbilt have entered the race just in the
nick ni tmo to make fortune"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08
APPROPRIATION PRIZES,


calling your particular attention 10 this extraordinary
Scheme would especially direct attention tu the eA
Of the Ballot 0hi is g Rrdt c0nsdrmoH there being
number 20 Drawn Ballots, (wheehs tho
otcrc rarely exceed - giving pfepondorhnee IN IA
well the fact that The lowest three
number cket will bc entitled to $500 Prize The othot aud
higher immense, aud well worthy Of an Investment
which ynu the scheme foot We take pride
that selections have bcneBte patrons by
the Prizes them aad take this opportunity 10
for the liberal support eKertnhs have received
their hands Hoping for continuation of their nYofH we
IL. ..rL.I.r1 do NM lal LII InN NnaI lln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08

WHY STOCKS ARE Down AND MONEY TIGHT.
Some of the newspapers state that the indebt-
edness of the several railroads of the United
States now reaches the enormous sum of $470,-
0OO, 900; and the report of the late Secretary Of
the Treasury contains a statement that $3l3,-
600. 900 more will be required to complete only
such roads as are now projected. Why. then
should not money be tight throughout the coun-
try!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08
DISSOLUTIONS AND NEW FIRMS

NEW GONGERN.-Wm.T y. Andersen ha.
~ this day associated With him JOHN q ADA Ms and
THOMAS o ANDERSON for. the purpose of iran sactng
GENERAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FOR WARD
ING 81 SINESS under the firm and style of AND hRSN.
ADAMS a co, at the old stand OF W 4. Andcr on ttor
merly J. B Renwck)
They will always keep on hand well scectcdsoel of Gro
eere Guano ground and lump Plaster, Livingston Pough
and Castings.
Particular attention given the sale of consgnme nts ana
advances made on Produce IN hand.
WILLIAM r ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS
70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08
LOTTERIES,
HAVANA LOTTERY.

..Ghc Glory OG aur House will never Depart.
OUR STAR ~ IN THE AStlNbANI
HAVANA PLAN No. g.
Wnhavo merely to call yout attention. Ia tho simplicity o
this Lottery being oaod of ng numhers ana TO ieir
the beat evidence of success via the ft oi inc
Official report Of pyos have sold n The ia
Lottery on the Havana p=one #2on0D Quarter Of
S5anu0 one Half $1,000 aud 10 FrNes ot rooo "heh IN
aggregate amounting nuHfceGt and iacog sun Of
se5o besides soyore smaller przos, ranging nom %oo To
81 600
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08

IUc undeIIenoI Iair,s t0tn to ailtnIUn o FaFhntA
md Gitnrlrls glr rhdrcn o slow mental or ihYseni de-
,f4penrut le,t thai hr has Opened Iinilm few
lars above ths New York, in s,ry hcaihu and
braufM Family -chn",. whore such chH
t can received and tanght Tic experience Ia has bal
af lutc ea years tbu MaaathhFotiA
M! pI. taa State Institutions Ilote ss shown hun
ha very uaasu br done In bringing thesr children to
more huruHI condition In Instances t' has Aad tA"m
return home seH9a with adYhhtago
or autIro u the ut,y It He with The earlier IA"
taiopr orHsar, she better ciffulnra reference sc
aai,c-, JAMES u RICHARDS,
aug-Gdly 30 5I1 Bfohds,Hl, OF Harmon, Now hoiE-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-08
Largest Southern Piano Manufactory
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
PIANO. .FoRTES!
WILLIAM ySNASE n 90.

MA&tFAGJlRIKS
FpRFES
Nos /. 3, . and NORTH EHTAw ST.
Opposite the Eutaw House,
Sales al 2U7 BALTIMORE STREET
between Char Light Streets the promises occupied
in part by Henry McCaftcy Music Store where he
shall keep hand fine Ot Grand and
Square .z.# -. .-..-..
PIANO-FORTES AND MELODEONS.
Being extensively engaged the business will sell either
Wholesale Retail on the most accommodating terms.
All Instruments of Manufacture guaranteed for five
years.
fsPareular attention is paid the selection of Ins,ru
distant orders and privilege OF exchanging grant
ed a any within six months from tle day of aale
PAYNE y CHRISTIAN, Lynelburg, Va, are the Agents
for Of Pianos and will sell them at the
nftsnrcrs prices mny 90 d&clm