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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
BEPMApD MOSES.
CONFFCTIONARY AND FAMILY
GDnrI'pN

ttI' FIX
THE UNDERSIGNED thankful for the lib
! crnl patronage which he hns ccoivcd for
TN lat year. during which, their efforts to
please urd accommodate, thry trust have nj
lor.lcd nrncral satisfaction. with the view of IN.
croaSing that appreciation and support have
madr hrgc nnd valuable additions to their
present extensive assortment
They are prepared to furnish Balls Soirccs,
Weddings, 4 rmbcs, Dinner Parties (ruhlic
or yriyarc). and social gatherings Of whatcyrc
kind, with every article required
An experienced workman will be sent when
necessary to tie country 10 snpcrucnd the
fuflmcut Of all orders
It would bc TO the interest of country mcr-
chants and Others, to call, examine and leave
their orders.
cONFECTIONAGN.
Candies, assorted Ginger Canton
Rork candy do Havana
Cakes 4 pastry, ass'd Raisns,
SUGAR pluns do Cherries in Brandy
Preserves in syrup Cinnamon and Spice
do Brandy strawberry cordial
Candies new style Ra-pI gry do
Cordials as Il, superior or4sat do
DO common CulrnraS
| Mncat wine Citron, preserved
/ Currant jelly Gloves and nntmegs
! Ounce do Almonds, rccanS
/ Orange do Essences; lemon, rose
GROCERIES.
!. Shoulder and Hams Cheese and butter
Sugar cured Hans Coffee and tea
Dulirld's Hams, Chocolate
i oy.ttrS in canS,
Sugars brown, loaf, Mackcrc in kits and
crushed X powdered barrels
Soap aud candles Salmon in kits
Golden syrup, retail Dried apples
Sugar cured beef Pickles, all sized jars
Kctchuiy, &e Rhine wines,
Comprising full and Supcrorassortment of
. ilrcrior L \ NJ LI & Il OC Err ES, all
:, t which Will be sold low aud in quantities TO
it purchaser
: WINES AND LIQUORS.
Wines, old * choice Brandy, superior
!. Port do do do lower grades
Madeira do do Whiskry, all qualities
Clnrct do do Gin and rum, superior
Champagne do Scotch Ale
Muscat do London Porter
American Porter Sweet OIL in half and
/ do Ale whole bottles
And great variety Of other articles for
= i A MIL ! use.
Fresh Cakes and Bread daily.
Jan 26 b. MOSES.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

ICE! ICE!
w son and said hy b. MOSES.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
COOKS AND STATIONERY
NEAV MEDICINES.

ESSENCES a h"si sapp'y Of a
+ ,,DRHO y fIlbUN.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
CUTLER

CUTLERY.
r HAVE on hand II slp r.6r lot OF pocket knives.
| SC ssors SHEARS &c, Of the best quail ly
may B. 1871. !. ~ LLNVN,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
NrW GOODS, NEW GDODS..
LEMON SYRUP.

MADE from III" ira I. \ rp-i -npply just rccey
NJ I'd md Tor sale ~ the Drug SoI" "i
nav n NORWOOD NH.W y.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
PORTER & ALE.

A NEW StPpil o the hest ltnnls Of Scotch .,in
..,,,r a SaRWnen TIL n"N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
LATEST NEWS.


u.suSGroS June Sit is not true tina,
" Vsnier officially denies the cpsson of the
To- Id in Panama Bay to Great Britain. The
''i'aini.traton certainly did not nterrogste him,
'a, did he volunteer any statement upon the sub
W. o No one. however, in diplomatic or gov.
lament circles believes that such a cesson has
been mad..
..o Of Agent of the Y. S. Treasury. intending
Nv rsnoye to Wisconsin to engage in the bank
~; ", real estate and law business.
Cummings. although declining tho Gov.
orsLip of Utah when he in Missouri
enid probably have accepted il on his arrival
- had not the President. in the meantime, So.
i',,sa another, whose name will be officially con
"oalsa until il shall be known whether he will ac.
osnt the appointment. When this is asceriained
oosrma,iyelv, two new judges of Utah. to fill the
'aoancies aud marshal and u superintendent
indian affairs will be appointed.
can. Cheutham. of Tenn. who was an officer
IN the Mexican war, has been appointed consul to
Aspinwnll.
the Attorney General has given an official
,,iuon relative To the proprietary interest of the
Jloitsd States in the newly discovered guano is
Ind. Congress. he suys, may trrminase the
,,n.s.ssion of the discoverer when it peasts.-
Under the existing laws the discoverrr is the
nations tenant at will, and that will To be ex-
,,re ssed by Congress whenever the nation may
'lssire TO put an end to the estate granted. And
tho law fol bids the President. before certain
conditions are complied with. to declare any is
land as appertaining to til. United Sta'es-an
,fterhald act. according to his conviction Of
public duty.
The report is currently believed that OK Gov
ernor Philip Frank Thomas, Of Md. has been
rendered the Governorship of Utah, and will ac
cept the appointment
Judge +. w. Cullen, of Arkansas, has been
appointed pur-er in the navy.
Tbeex member of Congress TO whom the Gov
ernorship of Utah has been rendered is expected
here to morrow. and until he arrives and declar-
es his acceptance the President desires no pub
lcation of his name The application of Col.
Cumming is even under consideration, although
the Governorship was once rendered him and
declined. lie is now willing to accept it; bu, it
is too late.
Mr.. Molina had long interview to-day with
Mr. Appleton. Assistant Secretary of State, in
relation to affairs in Central America. Mr.. Mo
lima is the representative here of several Central
American States.
An erroneous impression exists as TO the ap.
continents in this district. The present incum-
hents will hold till the expiration of their respec-
tive terms of four years. which run from date Of
commission. and not from date of appointment.
The commissions of present incumbents were is
sued in January, February, aud some rs late as
March, 1854, hence they will expire for six and
nine months yet. Applicants had as well be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
~ Il

WWlS WATERING PLACE will be rren for tho reception
Il OF Visitors on the l0th day Of June n.Nt
situated tho Eastern Slope Of the eghsnies
the summit IN Montgomery County Virginia seventy eight
miles Yves, Of Lyushhurg and two hundred miles West OF
ehmond within and half miles tho Virginia aud Ten
nessee Raj Road from which there Branch Rail Road to
the door Of the Reception House
These Waters have been rcsore by the
Poop. of the surrounding country and the place has
been improved 10y very agc number # Visitors from many
sections OF tho lH must ef Whom testify their o
taoy Ia number 81 disease
The huprus Of the hts, order thu
large and airy and NJ them arranged With particular
gard la tue comfort and convenience Families.
The Dining Room has been uin h enlarged since last
ana VIII De undet The management of tHAtS q fHuMr
son ESD of Richmond whosv capacity Caterer is
passed
To the seekers Of Health Pleasure this place presents
fractions SCI lon To- he met with Watering Place aud
oni 10 none an thu l'nun
IL addition 70 the Railroad facilities by which visitors from
all sections of the country lie brought tho dnur 81 the
Reception House there viii be daily Linz " Superior
iors. Coaches by way - the New River White sulphur
springs aud the celebrated Salt Lake the Red Sal. Green
bfier W hte sulphur and Sweet Springs.
The LypchburE n Abingdon Telegraph Company haNccon
sitneird Branch II their Line these Springs aud opened
All Office ia the Reception House
Ample provision has been made for the comfortable
mediation o one Thousand will be spared
to render their soouru pleasant aud agreeable
ROBERT II. MoSBI, rREsr,
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company,
IN i IN cod IN Nt.lh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

BY GODDlN X APrERsON. Aucr's.
Richmond, Va.
VALUABLE
MILLING PROPERTY FOR SALE.

UDY Virtue Of the prosi execu
ted to us by joel Hraga and wife bearing date
spcctIvcly III, lst Of April sd aud the 9Th August
recorded the Clerks Dnco
county, Va, wil pro ,ed TUESDAY. tho 10th Of
neat o'clock NJ to sell upon tho pfemscs
lie aucton that dceirablc Milling situated IN tho
OF Manchester the South Side Of James River
the Southern terminus of Nayo's Bridge, and known
"hragg's Mill"
Tho location ot these Mlla desirable commanding
water aud combining facility Of
by land and water with exemption from tho oppressive
which Richmond Mills
to compete " th them upon the favorable tormA
The have
II consist Of brick Flour Mil 90 by 10
high built In the moet substantial manner with
heavy foundation, aud furnished with tho
apprpy modern machinery capable grinding
rcs flour per An additional building a0hy 30
o
tho work haa already been built Tha building
n n and small
power wheel and much OF tho machinery In already
prepared and when completed will nearly double the capacity
aud Of the Ma and onablo them grind 100 barrels
-four per day
Also substantial well nrranpc MN" with one
of burs (wh capacity tor two psi,) aud grinding
900 bnHle Of aoal day ior which there prof
table snle
Further description Of his property doomed
DESTROYS Of PURCHASING ianved to examine H. The
buildings above described ground cnted from
Of Manchester very favorable terms Selling
shall make the usual conveyance
W BoOTwRiGuT. lr
TIoS. j NANCE ''""''s
GERMS or HALE--A nufeiency of ash will be required
to7ay the Mutual building Association
and the Farmers Bank ~ Virginia together with III. II
months r negotiable satisfactorily endorsed bearing
neros with dccds o trust the property
m,nt thereof
w BOOrwRIuHr tr.
TIIDs } NANCE. i'""''oa
t-Y" Sale conducted by uoppIN ArrtnsoS Aucts.
ua
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
The Erent Railroad Celebration.

C1NC1NNATl, June D, 1891
The railroad celebration in this city to day
was magnificent. The excursonsts landed at
the levee amid the salutes of artillery. and were
escorted to carriages aud onnibuses, and con
veyed through the main streets to the Agrcul-
tural Fair grounds, attended by the military.
The procession was two miles long. The con-
gregation at the amphitheatre was immense.
The building holds 10000 people, and the most
complete of the kind in the United States. The
military, fremen. Turner's aud others, passed in
review before guard of citizens, crowling the
amphtheatre to its utmost capacity. An Grafton
was delivered by Judge Bates. Dinner ensued,
and the representatives of the different States
we're toasted and responses made. Pennsylva
MIA toasted, but tho speakers expected did
not answer. Professor Mitchell responded in an
amusing speech for Ohio. Elk Governor Rey-
nolds responded for Illinois. Virginia was rep
resented by Jno. r. Thompson, Esq. Baltimore,
Md, was ably represented by Mr.. Frazier 9th
er guests were loud in praise Of the bounteous
inequalities of the citizens, which they said could
never be forgotten.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER. Isaac
Jackson, aged some seventeen years. employed
AS peder, by his brother, merchant at West
field, was murdered and robbed on the road lea
ding from Wes,feld to Russell, Monday afer
noon he was shot through the heart. and his body
was dragged some thirty rods to the bank of the
river, where it was sunk in q swift current and
covered with stones and rubbish.
Search was made on Thursday by some half
dozen of the neighbors, and the body was found.
The person suspected is Charles Jones. A war
ran. for his arrest was promptly obtained, and
the Coroner's verdict was, that Jones was the
murderer.
Jones is still at RUSSELL under keepers. He
is a native of Montpelier, VT, is about twenty
four years old, and has just completed four
wears term in the Wehersfeld State prison, for
heavy burglaries at Hartford. lie was formerly
known rs the ministerial burg lar" being both
Merte preacher and robber. He is a hard
looking customer; and, although bright enough
yesterday. is this morning playing insane.-
Boston Traveller
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

INiS Watering Place, tavnrahiv known the public,
VIII be opened Tor therocePton OF visitors the LIST day
at Juno next
The present proprttos happy that they
nave s"tu.d the services General Manager Of Jho T.
In to the American Hotel Richmond. Va whose long
rer'cc Ia the Hotel usness well established reputation
as gentleman and sufficient that
~ effort wl b" mad" to satisfsc % guests
powerful curative properties of this and Its ct
'aey IN ali Diseases al the stomach Liver bowels Nervous
System &c Wi, many cures calm, st
raenns) whc have been effected by We refer with
conhi"nr" TO all the former patrons ot tho place
complete u NflllNG ESTABLISHMENT has. since last
season. been added 10
VISITORS For further particulars the Cards, 10 be
found IN Hotels C1rs, Steamboats,. Sc.
sp udid lin" al -Four Horse Goa will visitors
from NsWsNtur 10 HIS 81 miles, good road with
Only ono hiiI between the poirN
RRIpGES & HOLT. rroprie,ors.
JOAN L. LEE. Manager.
- dim ond ~ M " ia,,pr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
Steamer Aground ..s a......

" BOSTON june 4.-The steamer City Of New
6 nork from Philadelphia for Boston. struck on
Hfeat KIP shoal off Nantucket, at s O'Clock on
MONDAY morning, during thick tog. Her crew
immediately abandoned her She was subse-
qafhtly founo adrift. and taken into West Har-
N,eN oy inc schooner }. d. Davis Capt Nixon.
$lO0, 600 ~ - ' ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
W allscrcsuniuu NOrfh

MEMPHIS June 5.-Tbe illibustering Gener-
al Walker arrived here this morning quite unex-
pee,ed'y at an early hour Only few persons
were present to receive him. Col. Hayne wei
coined him to his naive State, denounced Van.
derbilt aud the NV York press which were the
cause the defeat of the General-not the Cos
ia klcans Walker and Lockbridge made re-
ply. IN Substance the same rs made at New Or
leans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
burning Of IA Railroad CDr Raeiory

eLtvtiAND June 1.-The paint shop attach
ed 10 Messrs. Merrill X Bener's railroad car fac
tory was burned this morning with tour passen-
ger cars belonging to tho Cleveland and Pitts
o,nrg Railroad Company, and two baggage cars.
Inc loss of the railroad company was covered
oy insurance. The total loss Amounted 10 2I4.-
ouu - s'"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
Los. Of the Ro,ou, u,,,,N...

BosroN. June 4 The barque Ellen Noycs.
captain Joseph Rosster. which sailed hence Oc-
t'.b,r % !, for Singapore, totally lost on the
9th of March. in Banca Straits, by n leak under
water, aud filling SO rapidly that the captain aud
crew were obliged to abandon her. The crew
reached Singapore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

NEW YORK, June 5.---The steamer Black
Warrior. with Havana dates to the I'd ult has
rived.Sngars were encouraged. The stock in
port was 1000 boxes. There was much wild
speculation in regard to future events, but there
isho news of Importance. Freghts very
dull
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
MILLINERY AND FANCY
l.OODS,,

We respectfully call tho attention of
friends 70 our LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
or sfkiNa GOODS. which receiving q ON New
Norh where "" have selected them with n tho
most fash' aho Embellishments and sye beaHv
feel ssSdred cannot be surpassed this other market
Our stock consists In BpNNEfs, GtpsENS IERHDRN
FLATS, ri ftANp bt.opMtRS. Ribbons. FLOW FRS.
LACE GOODS, DRESS CARS. Mon AIR CAPS a,h cor.
flEitS. HEAD DRESSES IT different Aylcs sso JET
ORNAMENTS. WHITE WAN heads back aud
HAIR bkAlDS aud An elegant let OF MANTiILAS, al all
prices The above goods prize those who
wish to purchase Nnnr tat4 hcaehed
odtn good order aud hoti notice opening day which
viii be- ON Thursday next Goth will he prepared to show
tho handSout aud largest Manas
that We haNt ever presented la this market
Al orders from the vii hc prompt, attended to,
aud ON good terms II thu Individual present. Please
favor with call before you purchase assured
You will be able yourselves both price quality
mar 2ie hep copy. MATTHIAS \ co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
Ase Execution Of Col Crabbc and Party o""E-
. Mcd-Rumorcd Terrible Hevenx~.

:, NEW ORLEANS. june 4.-Lale papers TOM
Mexico, which have just been received eonhrm !.
,he execution of Col. Crabbe and nifty eign' Oh
MS followers. 1t is rum.red in tn" city OF Mex
CO. that a terrible revenge is being taken IN Gan.
Ior"'a by numbering all the Me"cans 10 0e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
MAY ord 1857
GEORGE M. RUCKER,

las Jns received the following desirable gooda 70
which he inyiics the attention of his tho
buy of by Goods gcurTnliyi
silk Fringe" and ra.st buttons assorted coors match
Rack Mnlr" Antique kthhou. tfor trimming naequea,)
Plaid AMI Checked GnghNWs,
Biack Tamitau "a beautiful Dress goode for mournng)
SKY blue Maria Louise. Pea Green and black Mouslins
steel Spring Skirts, assorted sylce very dosirnble9
Whalehona do
Black More Antique aud iaee Manns (very beautiful aud
oxtrem,ly ehnap)
BLACK thnntiila Lace Nantes, tin great yaretyD
Itish Linens, Hosiery. AlrNanders Kid Gloves, Ac
All Of which viii be- sold extremely low. Thoso wishing to
avail thcmslycHo t tho benefits resulting ttom the
svsn Will fluid their greatly promoted by calling aud
making their purchases from this House. q NJ. x,
- IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
New Ham ppnire Legislature.

CONCORD, June ). 1891.
7, The Legislature to day elected Lemuei =, ~
a',er' Republican. Secretary OF State'oVer wal
YET Hartman. Democrat The cho'oe OF the
slhrr Stath officers YVES nbsfftined.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

(NTY HOTEL,
~ Main Nsre~s, uyWchbug, vm..
JOIN y. HAWKINS, Proprietor
This house long known tho Union Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired open reception
transient and day boarders The location
delightful In the city and strangers visiting Lynchburg will
hnd The Guy Hotel In every department. airy and comr
table lionso Every attention Will be paid Gucas rua
ted To render them comfortable and happy this esablsh
ncnt The subscriber respectfully solcis share Of public
patronage. JOHN y, HAWKINS
N B-severa families DO furnished with nns airy
room" gu accommodating terms J. y. H.
maru .ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
PLEAs.Nr KEsORT-D II Mli.., Pho.


OMcc ROnrd or Trustfe. at f4yn'bbuTNt oitHt
Vs.'~> 2gh May, 1851. :
TIME CHAIR of Mathematics and Natural Sciences OF TINS
institution will after 18th June next, the pres
ont iucumben, having resigned -, =, -- -.
The board Trustees v i'll procerd to MI si vacaney al
,a,r recuIsr meeting on Tuesdsy the 7th Jnlg next
ANY information dcred by applicants viii oe furnished by
,e Rev AMI x Cox President of the Faculty whom they
'u ,, ~ ~. 80 adarass JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL.
WIN p no 30 President hoard Of Trustees
,aooI- Nhlr and Enenlrcr sIsi hchodlst Profcstaut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
UsTIN N. TRBRI.k,
mo. n. a sAMUEI. rYREE,

NO. n. a MANUEL. FVREE,
- CSM0isstom Merrhmnss.
LrNcHBuRe, VA,
Offer their services the planters the for
tho sao Of Tobacco Wheat Flo and other produce fhsy
that experience Of 10 them
10 Civ. general aatiiacon. Their Once Younger a
Smiths from banks " blch enables them
10 the Planters for thor Tobacco without delay
JNO II. 4 SAML TYREH.
fcbo Sriv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

Orders from Europe for lamcricnn Gold
New York, June s.. The steamship Amer
ca brings large orders for American gold. 1t ~
probable thai two millions will be shipped in tlse
Arabia on Wednesday next week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
4 Battle with n steam, boat.

The st. Louis Republican of the Sd has an account
of pitched battle between the citizens of Fort Madl-
son and the and passengers of the steamer
Saracen arising out of an attempt to bring to the
boat from the town negro boy who fled to escape
punishment for knocking down the mate. The citl-
,ens nterferred and commenced throwing stones aud
other missiles at Captain Stran, of the Saacen and
others who were on the main deck slightly injuring
some of them By this time many of the citizens had
armed themselves with mushets, shot guns and PTS
tolls. The officers and passengers Of the saracen
were also armed and firing commenced on ooth
sides Which side fred the first shot is an undeci-
ded question. One thing is certain-the firing went
on hrskly GU both sides for several minutes Inc
mate of the Saracen wounded by shot capt
Niran received two three wounds, and others on
hoard were slightly injured. One man on shore was
Killed by shot from the boat.
After the Saracen left Fort Madison, the crowd on
shore pursued the boat for distance up the RIVER
and continued firing at her while she was WITHIN
shot, much cndangering the lives of passengrs anu
the boat was finally compelled to put back
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

NlcCoKKaE Il CO.,
Nu Wholesale mud Retail lsrocers,
COMMISSION Il FoRW NRDINu MERCHANTS and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
nj tho old Stand Of Mccorke Jones' MAIN sTRErT
hun0 Va, VIII give particular attention FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN BACON, LARD BUTTER, Sc. Liberal
advances will ba made all when required
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

III EXAln.. Architect, nssi sized by y. ID. Clep
ton Engineer. and Frederick kosch aud o. Heinrich,
Architects and Draughsmen prepared to furnish Designs,
specifications and osiimatea for all kinds Of buildings and
cnery Special attention will be paid to the construction Of
work entrnsod 10 his charge Surveys Of Land Mlnes and
Roads VIII bc made al the shortest notice and the
proved plans Address H. ExAIL,
id&cta Architect. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

NEW ORk. June D he correspondents" Ut"
tween the American firms at Canton and Com
,nodore Armstrong and WIN. Parker, the United
States Minister, is published i'll this evenings
Post. The former asked the commodore to pro-
'ect local steamers bearing the American nag
abiding to the recent capture OF tw" britlsn
steamers. The commodore replied that the
force at his disposal would not permit h'm. y he
mans forwarded the correspondence I" ME- far-
ker with protest against the commodore &C
'lHn' with request that the matter DO c"tnhuni'
Gated to the government at Washington' to "h'ch
he acceded
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
a dLrFT, tnkc Ibis meth

= bEVENItIGWN a GLfFF, tnIte This mCth-
- make public the fact tat they have Just received
something superior the Of Silver Hunting Lever
Watches by jos johnson % Church Street y.
erpoo the quality and flush Of machinery
Watch sold by Gold Gas mud take
pleasure recommending them 10 unis and others who
and accurate tine keeper Ia the
% a Silver Watch.
VIVA, regard to the johnson watch year
ago viii repeat here, That man, who In pur-
suit a reliable keeper having pucbRs.d Johnson
watch has had occasion To regret III. selection.
public viii plea remember that keep hand the
Watches to tie found in the STATE he Watch
being leading item In hususss) and TINT they
always stock, the JOS Johnson Watch In
which will sell the lowest prices.
sw~ Watches carefully repaired aud warranted Remem.
her the house is Sl1VERIIDkN CLIFFS.