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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

II additions stock ol Watches, aud W. have now ON
" - the hnost OF WaichoH
every description Offered IN ta part Of tho state Aswo
sales to particular Watch we can tut
ns you with Watches of almost makeran moat o them
Z e. warrant o years Call aud examine.
MIR WILLIAMS a SON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

,uNO snaPpEnES OF TOBACCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE MD--The underagucd, Forward
ug Mcrohans Agents Of the reunsyl Railrosd at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
10 ALI FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
aud their acquaintance with the trade having been for
the eonpnoca Of large part Of the Tobacco
West through atmuro they haer hemsc that they
give satisfaction Ia shippers #fa fl ##I
Freight ~ low an by any other line
tonsgnmens to OF from solicited and punctuay
attended TO- MAGRAW a KoONS,
10 North street, baltimore
Refer to jacob Head Co. j. Brandt jr Batmore r. L.
Dudley, W. T. Smith. Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, Miller II
Cronshnw, Lynchhurg Crcnahaw &Co., kohpond
"a diy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

BrOihcr dl4s0IYNd ON ho Bl ns DY mlINnI
Those indebted tho respectfully
qucsicd soto their accounts important that the bn
slime should he closed The name fe concern VIII be used
only in rIu.ine up the same H. S WiifTEMORE,
Ian il. Io,4 G. 4. WllIrrEMoKE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

q NNO.-UnTn,sT - iiflU TINiiI'f~ IO"N 10 yNHF
9H INTERESTS ztnrt nf Guauo aud other fertilizers
is now ia Store consisting OF Peruvian Guano No A, Ba
more In4rction WIee sb4ti BcHure Manipulated t'uann
composed az pure petn,j9. M"xtm Guano and Bone
Powder tt.s said by mauy lo tc superior to Peruvian Gu
auo Del}nrR Supor Phosphate Of Lime, Mexican Gnano
containing per of Bone, Phosphate of Linn" Kettle
wells Potash aud Plaster excellent manure for oldand To
haceo Lots yuchbulg rouna Plaster in Bulk, Bags Bar
rcis.
my into tton To keep rood supply of all the mosta ap
sell th AT the highest price
obtained but at the vest possible price that they
be afforded buy Guaun from the agents OF the le
ruvinn Government and is certainly Of the best quality
nv price low any other market adding the cost OF
TRANSFORMATIONS Fertilizers much used, and can
prove Farmers and Planters that ia TO their Interest to
paronzc such house propose to keep Please give me
"a call Wal A MIlLEh,
,nar1s IA ON Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

fttfAE'NAN. pIkE n CO, unp"rt.," %.
v French English and German Fancy toais aud d'a'fs
u Gemhs, Bush, buttons Linen anu Cotton thread H'N
p silk Nua small generally. Il Murray street Nc"
Yntk lh"N L. u'y
EyAPyssT a WHITE,
I'D Tobu,so Comm i-rioD n''"hnnts,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

piopaso purrhnsera Inuo fuitos To take our lhHu
what SAY OF their qualy be
tore pay ing for them
Twenty satisfies our hh'H
could get fifteen huned pcrHoha to unle WIN hH
opinion that establishment North or South, ehn pos
4ibl, furnish better cheaper, Instruments than We dc m
NJ n dis n T. NASH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

~ nv thing Book and Stationary line can be received
in one petk leugh perfected plan by which shall
Books Periodicals and other articles in my ne
and fill in the most prompt man
Publisher lric,s G. MORSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

.pIA GArgs New s.nsd OH consia nmcmt, prime
eDNI afueie, Iust reeeh cdby IkBf SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

formed Coparnesnp under the style and firm Of Wlt
punrr Jusu the purppsc manufacturing and selling
Agricultural Tools of every descriptions at the old stand of H.
s. Mhcmorc n Bro and soil it call from their friends and
the public generally. q. a VIII Eholti'
Inn j IhaI | H. JOSIlN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
1892, THIRD MONTH. lsJ3.
HAMILTON y eskA11AM,
suCCtssoRs fnt tAtl ttHMs nf
EnuI n NruIwainc, mud ucntwnsne ~ ssrnhnm,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN DRY GOODS.
No. 6o SiCAMoNE SlhftI ftrtHsnuhu, Va .
RE now rueci, ing by Ships ontario, New World Ellen
n Austin aud Albert tIaatn. aud by steamships Ahlon,
Aanc City WashuKion aud othus their spring impona
tons II ETHIOPIAN GOODS, aud by tho various Steamers
the Northern aud Eastern etoa lafgoHn sup
plies u AMERICAN MANlFAtl IRE which, together,
" ia enable ofcr To the TRADE an aHsornent ot
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ciu1 superior any osot exhibited by either OF 'haf
predecessors
They would particular attention Ia their largo inpof
tntana Of low priced BROWN AND HIEAClED COT
TONS OF English manufacture
a. \. HAMILTON,
Late - North Carolina
EDWARD GRAHAM,
Into oi NJ llwana n Grahnm
AaiNIs for sale of North tarnra Cation Yarns -
S1cetnpg osuabuga, aud tr genuine ih Fas it"ada
and hhoc Threads lunar ~ do"
tluspNAs BRANCH ~ SONS, s'cu"rni 90"
d MISSION AND FORW ARp1NH MERCHANTS, =, AM,
DEALERS IN GIANO AND AGRICULTURAL lMlIE
MEN lS pFrtRsHuna, ,NA-rroluca cuusgnmcris solicited
which personal attention Of the partners kce
john Otey pr James Saunders. 'nml Miller Ampiose
tuetnf ehburp Thomas Wallace Hon John T. May, Fan
Mrllv auo Mu = Juynes, rocIAhHtR warwick harhh
,lai, ltaNnn 4 90 Hiehmond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. Il HRANCI,
iya6dtrts JNO 4. BRANCH
uDBANDsON TRINs.-Y", ",cms " wi'hheid:-We
propaao purehnsera o Pnuo fuftos tn take o lnHru
trial inurder 10 eet wipt say OF ihtW qay be
tore paying for them
1aonS years experience pati satisfies our wh mndH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

e1ETTEss than ever iu price and quaiiiy.-
Just opened skirts (cald and white at s7l
cents $50 do 81 rs Nhalebone at 81 % with
fine assortment Of Embroidered do. ~ - $1,000.
Its JOHN ahhAhAms,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

$ g. HArIisl. late of Petersburg, Va. }
IN. / Wtntt, Atteo oi the firm of llea
Ter y White richmond Va
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16
NO MEEgIlY tR NAuSEOUS DRUGS USED.
nR. JOHNSTON.

Momhor OF The t,iloge Snrge0s Londoh, 3ilU1IV
rom one of n 4 eminent Colleges of the United Sa'7
and the greater vi os life has been spent IN tue "
HOSPITALS OF Lonit Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
affected some rf astonishing cures that were ever
known many led with rim, ing IN the head and cars wht
ascen 1,,t hrIng alarmed st Sudden sounds
and tiulupss with bushng. attended sometimes
viii, arrangement Of mi I'd. cured immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

~ u receipt Of their spring ana summer
Goods Contractors Planters
and Farmers of the best stocks suited to their
wants we have ever offered determined to sell as
hea s amy otber House We call from purchasers be-
,nrn inving' JAMES A. STlGLkR l. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-16

UCE WAgEG saTCssNNs.-W tnve IN store
irs rat. Plated lee Water Pitchers Gobela and
Naijs to hich would call the attention Il the pnbt
apr Its j WILLIAMS " sun
ESatefEt 70, 1857. Great attract ion ASH
IVH y RAlNES-'Ih Spring and summer siAies oi
CONS aud BOYS Clothing certainly beautiful tive them
n rai t,y Nil n1sal,. fmal 30ts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

HAVING RErEiA Eli THE AGENCY VI
] i tie Following ale ard reliable Companies Tor
l,tArnt"t at1 rtnit "" afc rrrpaiea q ishr First
.s-- Rick add is.u" Isis,s. favorable teiu-
Aps lh. company af equal .'ahiits
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03

DAVENPORT IRON WORKS.
JAIME, DONNELLY 4 LEA.
ENGINES AND MILL WORK, OF ALL
IL descriptions for Flour and saw Mile
Ornamental liou.c Ia-taag-. Columns, Cspe, silis
Brackets, frusses, Iron FsrsldaL.. Iron kslnss-
Ter Fence. and Balconies Ae, sc, Of the a'esi pa,
All kinds Brass Castings made TO order
Repairing promptly doue ,e7sdAwtf
8erosaa noanA En9tue~,
THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES FOR
3Asx2, possELLr . LEA,
Fence kcys.
DURKES PATENT FENCE KEYS. FOR
ID wir. Fences, always on hand and for safe oy
JAAMk, DoNNkI.I.r d IEA
i.ssdA~tf Corner Third sad kcck Il. and s,s
THE MAssls.lON
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THREsHTro
~ - e AErE!
Dsuble Cleared nsrse Power
Taos wliTsoS 4 Co,
Front street below X. X Bridge
MANUFACTURERS OF THE ABOVE MA
Ivl CHINE, having eighteen years experience In
ah. husia.ss, would re-rectfsl, inform thcse inter
e.ted ihs, they manufacture a, their Establishment
the real
.Mass6SS0s s1Eaeh6se,
which Il acknowledged To be the hest Machine for
Thrs.hins, Separating ard cleaning Grain now In
They al-o buila
HORSE POWERS,
- all szr. and do all kinds of repairing that /. usa
ally done y Machine shor. at the shortest notice
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03

SHOW CASES! SHOW CASES I!
DlpE RS NICHOLS. SHOW CASE AND
~ Meta sash Manufacturers, ls9h south Clark
street, e,i~.eu Adams aud Monroe streets Chicago.
liiinols
show Case. OF every description, constantly on
hand and made To- order, such Silver Plated. Ger
mali Silver Rosewood, Mahogany. Bach Walnut
&c Orders from the country pIomptl, ATTENDED 10
Gases raeLei and shipped u any part OF the United
States Acdre-s, RIDER NICHOLS.
lsa south Clark street
myisd9m Post onice Bcx, 2ip5 chieao, III
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cussr. G:7Isif.;l ~ III zsS cor up.
aaa Mn SsssiaAs2 : sll!lsesis. g ne .fsneyl
ssl 9AcOo WxAvxR, Jk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03
Pennsylvania Railroad.


60R =
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, con.
rscrtso the Atlantir elite. with The Western.
Northwestern, aud Southwestern states, b, a eos
.lnnoas Railway direct This road alse cunucris n
itt.earsh With daily line Of Steamer. 70 al ports
the NurtAweeicrn Lakes making the tuasf dtecs
rhsspsst aad reliable route by which fr.igh, csn L.
forwarded ~ and nom ,hs Grsa, we-,
sArss ssrvssx rnllApklrHIA Am rtrfsrrss
Ftass CLAss --Bsots, Shoes, Hate
and Caps, Books, Dry 0ocds 1n - -, :,
hoSss. baiss and trunks, Drugs, ta w TT 10 :
eo1ee aud bscs,b Furs, Feathers,
Bscosp CLAss Domestic sheetinx
thirtlng and Ticking Gin origna.
hales,b Drugs. Gin easks,) Hard. o0c Per loo n
ware, Leather, (ia rolls OF boxes
Wool and Sheep Petite, Eastward
Tnisp clAss-Anvils, Steel, Chains
Gin csAks,) Hemp, Bacon, Pork
sailed tlyoss % Ia saeks) Tobacco, soc per lou II.
Manufactured, Except Cigars
cut, &c.
rersrn Case Coffee. Fish, Bacon
beef aud Pork, Gin casks OF eoacs
Easiwasd,) Lard = Lard on, Lead 4, per ioo "A,
Naiis soda Ash, German Clay
Tar, Pitch, kosin, Ae
floss-ei per barrel sntii further notice
uaAfx-30c per LOO he until further lni!ee
eostos " per bale bot exceeding 40 ID. weight
sdelphia, ~ particular 10 MARI package. wa r.ni
sylsslia ksfrosdH All good. esnsxned 10 ~.
.ssa,s sor III. Rood :, rLlladelphl. Or Fl,i.bar.
viii Be- t0gvarded without detentioa
.rRkloMT AGENTS Harris, wormly L. ID
Hemphle, Tenn y bAss 4 &c, =, Lou. j =
Mitchell Bon, Evansville. Ind Dums.nli Bel a
husdcek, and Carter 4 Jswett, Louisville, ky Il
ns.arIn' nsdison; ina ,srIlgIan : Bto~ai and
Vile, Q, Lsech Co, - Rilbs street Bo.ion Is.ch
= Co, y Astor uouss, New York William Il and
maatsry Place, y. y. j saeeder, Philadelphia
nagrss k"ons, Baltimore. Geo G. Frouci.ra..
HI HOUSTON.
G~nsra Freight Agent, Philadelphia
= LohbAEkT, snpt Aitoona, Ia
PENNslLyANIA RAILROAD.
Ihses Daily Trough TrAias between phlla.l.phi.
as1 flitsssrg TIKI MORNING Mali. TRAIN
,s.vcs 5ni,sdsIPnia for httsears = Il A n, aud
lsAvss rAtla1slpAls q ! = n aud fi,ssu,s ",
PhiiaAslphis . r ~ THE SIGuT INPisEss
train leovoe bh1AnAelphia for Fitt.surs Al n T. M
ed Pitsshosg ~ PhifsdslpLl4 Al 10
H. abovo ltnos eoomeet 81 rtisLurg with IN. Rail
ROD - 80 fEg0 =. 1OsLs, No, Alton G.lets 49,
Ceis9go, ~ 1snek1ost, L~sinston AID lesuls,ills
~. JDs onaes Dayton, Springfield BesfoltaIn.
1assny es1 Weee.ss, Ohio sise, with The steam
beIegvWe - OtseinnssL
49, nssssssaa b hsd ioos from either Of Ia.
~ tse1kss vsssiealass sss hama I'm. ., III. a,n.,
- o1a(49y $3.50 faa.slScrs IRON the IVES, viii
- - ~ 4eessss ead mosi expeditions route 10
rs'asA sA'''-'s'. re. ruiz rSst q s ss:.ss
49, Bnassagsr Llnes, rialaaslpLia
Z. nMEfl 49, lsaseassr Llnss' Piiss'r
49, 81. % ~
- cRAAPToNs
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Dotels.
ncNraN lsAaisa

DENTON HOUSE.
BENJAMIN BENTON, PROPRIETOR.
- tsFmefit - fagshk~elstp, n
iA5s Hea,f- ard furniture cutit,lf AMI the
itauss v situated t the c1FHsr II Third and Iowa
sitrys ~ l..a.a part n tle city and uaiy three
rIuarvn tom ih~ h~lssi aud 10 guaranteed, IL Hai
thu hestAt 10 he good Hasse there Il. IN thu
pace lfAYeisrs wishing - stop al nayoApnti Will
uH4 ~ tie Boston ilga.c all tho comforts Il COED
halne comprising clsan raams elean beds gusod al
Tendance, ast cheerful compliance with every
rsstablv demand
charges reasonable and 40 hnmhus
AkNl nENTnN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03

ATTENTION. ATTENTION.

=. q. 0DO0GYsD
Foundry, s0OcA6sse Ahep,
IRON wO0Hat
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE the CATH
- OIIC Burial 0ronnd
Superior Steam Engines from Ave 10 ave hundred
horse psG~r, Engines, fatb-s, Pianers, 0rist nils
An descriptions % Nil Work done promptly and In
the best manner Particular attention paid tJsee-
pairing Machinery
:, Persona requiring shaf,ins will nnd his Adjustable
Hanger and selfOilins Boxes superior To anything
In use.
Ne 10 solc Agent In the west for the manufacture
OF heCords celebrated Anti. Friction Horse Power,
superior machines for the purpose intended The
attention OF Farmers 10 particularly requested TO
thoec labor saving machin.s
Aiso, Ornamental House Castings Of various de.
s.sns and SUPERIOR hnish Cape s,li. Brackets
Tra'se. &c, &e' made to order, % the latest and
js2Ssf
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1,,sur0llfe.


haWkeye insurance company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA..
Risks now taken 18TH 90 the MUTUAL
and SrOCk plaa.
OFFICE IN No. = DAvENPORT'S BLOCK,
~ over Chubb, Brother Barrow 4 Co.'S Banking
House Oniec Hours, - n tospA.
DIRECTORS:
I'M u burrows, Geo l. Davenport T. Mrrwin,
Aiir.d sanders, Charles Les.lie, q & PARIS, l. e.
pe--aiui, ia- N Daxcil, Is Woodward .i0hE
nsrn-t - " Wiley, u Barrow j. J. rhofey
OFFICERS
l. q. bk~SAINT President
tNAS LESLIE, Treasurer
DANIEL. l. SHDkEN secretary
A II BAKRUMS a, ,.,.
JAMES NJ pNl.lELL
n a. MopbN Atp As-t-t Srr.y
l. T. lh1NA t,tHtrH Agent
mi. ,st.ral, Ia- Fsst FROM tLr start steadily
| ..4ttb8 - risHN #..gr 81 So, community " Lts
| prompt, istul a.. d. .ss.t-
nufb. ~ hr.t t4u ytar. ~ it- rA,-teUce " aIct
AL ,,a y. tf, MatAta plan, but 80 u,rst M.
W.lf. 10 Fis, community it Nl hereafter tn-Hrr
! '..s ~t.et pa s'-H
4 81 b.. !, t5Hn company IL officers all known
+ .tl.I eY}.tt II tpsk- AMI 81 property alt
NaHr aHd tii tNataih't hk thtt-s iHruriua, aud
s,..i.4I dIt,lE t,t pr,snr-- from puf own raurt-
81 .,.tl- iusss a'r.sid t. f.cd corporations
ans s-- We have tiu iucaA- 81 s.r.fi aiming
...siA VII
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. a CO.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers {!
Iam'iiss snpg'i,sd short not,e,
I'VE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
w .npplS IT stcry aItici. usually KEPT To- oar
ahe Thankful Tor pact patronage We would ask a
eontnuahce VI same
Grahnlaied
COffEEs
Ros.ts and Ground
MOIAasEs
Imperial
Gunpowdsr
all grades aud qualities.
Baltimore 0ystcrr L1bstsrs Clans. Salmon and
saIdinrs ~ Cans superior article and warranted
Preserves, JeIile., Gvrkin- English Pickles, Olive
81, Pepper sauce, kstchnp., &cs IN Glass
Sauces, Tomatoes, Peaches, Horse kAdish, Herbs,
and Powders In Cans
Mustard, Spices Chocolate. Rruras Sage Canary
seed Pearl Barley, Grooai Rice, Parma sa.raiu-,
starch, soda, Extracts of all kind. Macearoni Yer
mceili, Fancy Sosps, Brushes, Baskets kc
camden Flour, Corn Meal. Hoiainy Dat Meal sc
Louisville Cement, Nails, GLASS, Gc, Se
Gail and examine car stock which We will warrant
- give satisfaction
NJ DAIZELL, JR 4 CO
te@S Cor Second aud Perry street
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9toufs, 81.
5 II . v r. \.

STO vES Z,
Wholesale auna Retail
Among our assortment ssasds undvsll.d The
FOREST OAK.
For wood or coal This stove 10 On improvement
the Charter Oak, which has taken the 8sst pruml
UNI al Scott County Fair and also the Hsaic FAIR
GOLDEN AGE, ron WOOD,
ALSO
VULCAN AIR TIGHT, WOOD OR COAL.
Ciia,az q Charter Oah Cssk, esai o. wssA.
BLACK DIAMOND FoR COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL
SNOW BIRD. FOR DO.
CENTURIAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING OF
STOVES ELEVATED OVENS, &C.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Japan and
Drtaamnta Ware.
KEFIGERAToRs, WATER Cooi ERs, AND
| FILTERERs
ROOFING AND sPOUTgNls,
and JoBBlSG OF al kinds, al short notice and hes.
| ~ city references gwen
COPPER WORK,
for machinery and steam Engine- done TO order
Tho-. erecting Steam Mil. or machinery of any
| kshd wherein copper j. used, ask 10 cali on L.
before contracting Tor the Chicago or rthcr
East We wu
GUARANTEE Our WORK,
and save yaa tbs 'ine trouble aud expense incurred
| Ia gettins such work d.uc abroad
- Brad, street, tetw.en "a aud 81, opposite the
Pos, Dnicr
sp2s l., J. GILLETT 4 CO
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Groceries.
WnsoN . nA1aRY,
Wholesale Gk0CERS,

Wilson . HARLEY.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
Loo half chest Young Hysoa and 0unpowdrr
~ half chests Oolons nnd Sonehong
20 caddi.s from 10 ~ 10.
81 box.. Palm s.ap,
~ boxes NaFicsat~a Sap
80 boxe. shaving d.
~ buxs- TRANSPARENT, do
taxrs CASTLE da
30 box.- Pickles
loo bos-. Tomato Gsi.up and Pepper Sauce
leo boxes various brands Cholee T1sacru
1000 Cubs Stxcs Cigar.
9pO0 Imported d.
10 boxes n" aud -caicd Herring.
10 bb- lew Aackere,
- half bbl- do
Az kltts for family use
30 bbl. and keg. 81 MoIa.-e.
~ hide Sugar
30 dOz Bed tofdsi
50 bbir dried Apples
60 ssrks dried Peaches.
loo bpxe- new Rai-ih-
- bti- assorted Nut.
800 bpsr. d. slas.
40 Kegs assorted Nails
5vo iaz Tumbirr-
rpie.- uf all Kind.
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brnshes
2uo bills Cider Vinegar
| ~ Together with a large stock Of other articles
| al % which We Will -eit on reasonable term.
| Jabeli dA~ WILSON HARLEY
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-25
MAIL

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
o'clock. p IN
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
al 7, am
CHARLOTTE MAIL, via MONROE.
Due Monday, W ednesday, and Friday, at 8
Oc. p IN.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
att, a IN
PlNEVILLE MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, at 6 p IN
Departs Sunday and Thursday at 8 a m.
LEWiSVlLl.E MAIL.
Due Friday ut 4 o'clock p. IN.
Departs Sal rday at 8 a m
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Due Saturday, nj ~ o'ciock,a ~.
Depart w edneSday, at z o'clock, p. H..
All letters must be- deposited by 8 o'clock
p ~, to insure their departure by next mail
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the law
'equiIcs the postage To be paid quarterly in
advance.
Leiters and transient newspapers must be
prepaid, Otherwise they are not mailed,
j. R~AAG1LI. y. N.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from ! To- 10000, CORES
pnrding with those Numbers On tie Tickets
printed on separate slips at paper, are rncir
clrd with small tin tubes, aud placed in one
whrcl.
The first 2I2 Prizes. similarly printed and
encircled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rcyolv.d. and "a mum
Der is drawn from the wheel of Numbers.
and nj the same time II Prize il drawn from
the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited L. the
audience aud registered bl ,hc Commission
crs. The Prize being placed againsi the mum.
Der drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PKIzEs.-Thc two pre-
rccdlng and ,he two succeeding Numbers to
those draw ing the first 10 Prizes will be en-.
Titled to the 10 Approximation Prizes, NC.
curdlng 10 the scheme.
The 1000 Prizes of $50 will be dctcrm
med by the last figure Of The Number that
draws the 500 600 Prizr. For example, il
the number drawing the 100000 prlzc ends
with No. |, then all the tickets whrr,. the
number ends in | will be entitled To- $50
II the Number ends with No. ,, then all the
Tichets where the Number ends in = will be
entitled TO $40, and so on 10 o.
Certificates Of Packages will be SOLE, Mt
the following rates, which il the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole
Tickets, $50
Certificate Of Package of 10 Half
Tickets, 40
Certificate Of Package of 10 Quarter
Tickets, 30
In ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money To our address tor the
Tickets ordered, on receipt Of which they
viii be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending in ANY figure they
may designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes
viii be sent 10 purchasers Immediately al
ter the drawing.
80 Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn
and payable in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of { ! 900 and under. paid
immediately after the draw ing-oIher prizes
at the usual lime Of thirty days, in full with
out deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other
Tickets at either oihre.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be-
addressed either To
y. SWAN g. co, Atlanta, Ga,
or SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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any better reception. A lime fro n him
who Is not able TO give more, 10 accepted
OF God, but it will not be accepted when
coming from him who is able 10 give fifty,
or five hundred times ~ much.
Where shall we look to find him who
denies himself, SO rs to give TO Gods. suf.
fering poor, or send the Gospel TO the
heatheni We multiply comforts around
us, We build fine houses, we dress exlrav.
agantIy, we add farm to farm, and ser.
want TO servant, and il there is still some
thing left, we give n little OF this, and il
may br gruhgingly benevolence. Aud is
this using your property for Christi Tru
y it is to be feared that many who are
now nun hered among Christ's people.
will hear him say at the last day, "De.
part from me, Tor ] WAS An hungered, and
We gave me nc meat. | WAS thirsty aud We
gave me no drink" &c. Read the latter
part of the twenty. fifth chapter Of Mat.
thew.
IL we love our money more than Chris,
we cannot be his disciples. If we are
moro concerned to live in ease and com
fort, and leave our children rich when we
die, than to help Chrlst's cause in the
world, on, serious thoughts should be
turned to the question, five may no, have
n nsn,c to live only, while dead.
O Christian, by the high claim which
God has upon your property, as The law
fui proprietor OF all things 10y the sacred
right OF lmmanual purchased with his
own blood; 10y your own willing surren.
der Of your all to him when you professed
his name; 10y the reasonableness of the re-
qulrement to use al. for him by the hope
Of The at'undan, reward promised to the
faithful servant. and the fear cf everlast
ing damnation, see to it that you clear
your skirts from the sin of rohbing God.
Z~AcCuEus.