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act aud If we even fail to carry the election,
more potent influence Of thu rosiram when we'll
sustained, may Jet loose tide that will ultimate
ly compel our faeile. aequiesceut representatives
10 yield their insane prejodices upon this ques-
ton, or sweep them from power. Let some body
hho has the ability aud character necessary TO
secure public confidence, announce himself All
hand. 10 the rescue and we can compel the
land grabbers who have grown rich on our spols.
whilst We feed upon the husks that ars left Of
our past wealth and renown. 10 dcsist from fun
Their population. or divide with US the inheritance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
A 0Olek Kan.

The Mary Russell" has arrived at Norfolk
from Cardiff. Wales. with Iron for the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad. She took the Southern
route, and made the voyage in "A days Thus
no have practical illustration of the shortness
of the Southern route, aud the advantages which
direct trade from the waters of The Chesapeake
10 England and France would have over all 9th
err Atlantic ports in the United States. The
Log of the MARY Russell" will be sent 10
Prof. Maury 4or examination. and comparisons
with the Log Of other vessels from the same
port to others of the United States by other
routes. We feel confident as TO the result Of
the comparisons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Very Respectfully, I. BIaaFs.
Register

The Berlin CORE spondent of thu London Times,
gives the following rs the Prussian stipulations
presented To the Paris conference. remaiking
that they are very probably nearly correct"
The King expresses bis Willingness IN the inter.
est, of Europe to crde his sovereignty of Neuf
chntcl ON the FLOWING conditions i. Tho
Kings of PRUSSIA shall rfnln forever the title Of
Prince of N"ulchntel and \ alangin. >. Swiizer.
land 10 bear al the expenses that have been
eau ed hy the events IF September last, tnorc
particularly by the occupation Of Neulchutcl. 3.
The Canton of Nrutchae is Ia share in those
expenses only according 10 tho number al its
population, no corporation. no fams. aud no in
diyidnnl in the canton is to be specially assessed
Ia them in addition. 4. No Ncufchatrlos shnll
be brought before any criminal court,on account
OF any participation ia the events of last Sep.
tember, or be proceeded against for damages in
civil court ,. switzerland to pay the King Of
Prussia an indemniieaton of 2,OOo.OO0f. The
canton of Nouichatel is 10 contribute 10 this Il.
mount only according to lis fair proportion, and
class OF the population is 10 be speedily
ses ed to il. g. Tho church property that was,
contiseatcd by tho state in Isis is hc restored,
and in future the Reformed Church shall have II
due shnre III the admin trHti"n ct this property.
:. The state shall be declared from, in future,
linking possession of the property Of the oharila
bile institutions. the hospitals, and other benevo-
l,nt iusiltutlons of like public nature. The
oo"fGtoiSf Oh Nou'ehNl'' sum more particular
" retain forever, according to the will of the
tostaor, the management of the legacy left by
Baron dc Pury.
A general nmnroty shall be issued in which
more particularly those mllitiamen ,hnll be in
cluded who by leaving their homes ,evaded being
coerccd into bearing arms against their Prince.
This amnesty shnll be extended tn political often
or- aud those com Dttcd against the press laws
previous 10 September 3, 1856. g. a revision Of
the constipation OF Neutchale shull not take
place Tor six or II months, anG oaly natives of
Neufehatei shall take pat in this revision.
This sum of 2Up0, 0UOf. demanded of Swiizer-
land. is represented ou the one hand the CAPT
taG2alon AT % years purchase ot the l06ooof
secured TO the Prince by way of civil list and on
the other hand as the arrears of the produce OF
the domain, the object of This latter representa-
ton being to show the continuity of the King Of
Prussia's rights from 1913 up to the present time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Thr D,wo.,n,ie ri.h, 10, ,he .roii..

Thr Den, eern,ie righ, for the spoii..
This fight, it seems.is by means confined 10
individuals. ! he Democratic parties Of different
States pitching into each other says the Lou
isvills Journal very furiously upon the SUBJECTED
their respective claims. the Democracy of one
State charging that the Democracy OF another
State grabs more than its share of the precious
spoils We see tina, tho Cincinnati Enquirer, the
recognized organ OF the Democracy OF Ohin, l.
belaboring the Massaebusetis Democracy most
numerically. Nhatthe Ohio organ says of the
gauntness of the Massachusetts, Democracy l.
all very true. bal the Massachusetts, organs mny
probably think that not much can be said for
the condition OF She Ohio Democracy The OHIO
organs Indignation. rs will be from The fol
| lowing. is very funny. lis well that the organ
| is not too mad TO be funny
II isa striking iact-ustraiive Of the neglect with
which the Great Nest Is treated ut Nashngton-that
OHIO with than twice the population OF hassa-
chusetts. and more than six times the Democratic
voters. receives but one-third ms much Executive
patronage As that great multiplying, abolition State
According n her population, II the Offices were dis
irbutea fairly among the States, and Massachusetts
i entitled to 100000. Ohio ought 10 have Ss5o0uoi
If distributed with reference 10 the democratic vote,
ohios share GU ht To be at least : sou QUO. De
mDcrhcY so far as Office holding and executive pat
ronsge concerned, is not bad business, after
all in Massachusetts,. 1t il true, II cuts very shah
by figure on The national arena, and presents beg
carly array Of small hgutcs in the election returns
But when the spoiis divided there Is no lack of
zeal ardor and caruestness among the Spartan band
Spartan in numbers Of the massachusetts Democ-
raCy-to share the same, and very liberal idea OF
their merits nnd claims thereto
Our brethren in Massachusetts, need consolation,
comfort aud encouragement. but we trust thai there
"a uiuf fHr Ire hat tEs ut1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

The Whi-key trade Is rapidIy increasing in
Cincinnati. The receipt, OF raw whisky the last
month, were larger than were ever known for Il
single month, and -till range from 2o00 10 1900
hbs. per day. OF this amount probably less
than half is recticd, the balance being nade in
to alcohol, or shipped in "a raw state 10 manu-
fnctnrcrs in other cities. The mlnufacture of
alcohol, con- utncs 1909 hbIs. raw whisky per
day. Besides this, some 800 Ia 500 hb-. are
shipped weekly to alcohol manufacturer Ut Pitts
burg, Louisville and other points A short time
since 10000 bbls. of alcohol were sold in Gin.
cinnnu TO one house in New Orltans-probably
for shipment to France
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Tb, Old Dj.tributiou GyiiIs

A. there ARE, no doubt, many who ARE not par
tioularly informed upon the subject which is now
engrossing So much Of the public attention says
the Petersburg lntclligeneer. we think it not "a
miss 10 lay before the people record from which
they can gather full knowledge of the two Dis.
tfibuton Acts which were passed by Congress
in 1896 and 1911. From all that we can learn,
there ara even some who doubt whe Their Virgin.
ia ever has so far degraded herself Us to accept
aims from the general government in the shape
# land surplus money, and as far we
inve been able to discern. we have seen no very
strenuous effort made by the Jnnto organs to en-
tighten them on this head We therefore. sub
nit the following document to the inspection Of
the people, aud hope that they will carefully ex-
anime it. 1t has been handed to Us by the gen
,emnn who procured it for the purpose Of publ
rution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

The financial wear OF the American Bible So
cicty closed on the 81 Of March 1t has been n
wear of greatest prosperity, the receipts being
Sal sos 81, exceeding the receipts of the pre-
viouS year SlS,63S II. The amount received
from Maryland was Sl5,29l; from the District
e. Columbia SSS6; from Virginia Sl0,s57 from
North Carolina S5l3l; from Delaware Sl9S, and
from Pennsy vanin S3O,I7i. During the year
seven hundred and forty thousand copies of
the Scriptures were issued being an excess of one
hundred and ninety eight thousand over III" pre-
vious year. The issues were as follows: Bible
2li0OU Iestampnts lo6, coo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

We are gratiied to learn that the committee
on federal relation in the Massachusetts Irgis-
hturc will report adversely on the petitions for
the removal of Judge Lorine from his office The
Boston Advertiser says:
Two of the committee (which numbers seven
member,) will probably unite in minority re-
port in favor of removal; one member agrees to
neither report. The reports will probably be
made in the Senate at an early day The ma or.
lty report will. doubtless, be accepted and thus
will be pat at rest the useless agitation of a sub
ect altogether foreign to the legitimate business
If ltgislation.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
New YORK; law.

The new license law i long one, md has
great variety of provisions intended 10 restrain
and punish mtoxjcation, but whether they will he
effective. will DO tested IN few short months.
Inns, hotels, aud taverns to be licensed. and
store keeper, may sell liquors not to be drank
on the premises. Tavern keepers are not allow
dodgers. The sale or giving away of liquor. IN
Sunday, or ON general election day. i, to be pun
>hcd u IA misdrmeanor. The fine for selling
against the law, is to be fifty dollars. aud an in
toNeated person ten dollars. Incorporated
companies to refuse employment 10 persons
who indulge in tho use Of strong drinks, &e.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.
Rrars4fa ofplef. Apr,l 2o.l857.

J
r. lion HateH Gabb, Secretary of IrtasRrH
SIR-The letter OF K. H. Collier, dated Petersburg,
Nn., April t. 1897, having been referred to this Of
ice, 10 furnish the information requested | have
the honor to state in reply thereto, that under the
net Of y June ls3G"to regulate the Deposites of the
Public Money there deposited with the state Of
Virginia the sum OF - lOa,427 9a--and that under
the act Of Ith September, 1871, ITO appropriate the
proceeds ul the Sales Of the Public Lands, and 10
grant Presumption Rights there was found due to
the said State the of - ,5G7, which is still un-
paid.
Very Respectfully, /. BIdGFs.
Roof.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Pom vegetable tingdpu possess the most mir sl
t IN 3rryftug teaug OF the liver aud stomach tney
as, strengthen digestive aud Increase the appette
Sold At the No ~ Maiden LAM, Ne" iofk
-. 81 - mr. HOY lap - div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
higfpricc OF Negroes in Upper Georgia.

At a public sale of negroes in Dahlonegs.
l1nmpk'n county. on the 9Th inst, the following
prices were paid; A boy II years old brought
rliOl; girl 10 years old. brought SLIGO; two
boys, the oldest II years old. brought $500. aud
$50; woman 35 yeas old. aud child wears
old, 81 log; two small children $3.50. They
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Are We 10 Have u Gandidatc.

Do the gallant Wings and Americans of this
District intend to let Mr. Bocock walk over the
course without opposition viii no body take
the field against him, and at least carry tho Dis.
trbution issue into the enemy's camp! Let the
people be informed and aroused upon this sub.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
The Amended Daiins-t Iurendon Treaty in Eng
tuu

The London papers ann unce the reception by
the English government Of the Dallas Clarendon
treaty, as amended by the |. 5, Senate. The
Liverpool Albion quotes what purports to be
the amendments, and adds:
Whatever decision Lord palmcrson may come
to on this important treaty, our READERS may rest
sure of one thing, and that is. that if Lord Pal.
merston shall consent to submit to the degrading
terms offered by the United States, the British
public will know nothing of the matter until the
treaty is signed and past recall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
The Tonyvuiion-a'n pi. Witchcr'. speech

W. regret that our spnce iorbids Us mention
ing nj hngth TO day. the proceedings Of the Con-
vrntian which met ON Monday, well rs the
able and conclusive arguments of Capt. Wteher
The meeting was ono 10 inspire hope and conr
age IN the breast of every dislrihu,ionist in the
country, and the work of tho convention WAS gone
through with. without nr.
Al the request of his friends, Capt Witcher
came before the meeting and delivered ia prt,
bul arEumentalivc mud powerful speech upon the
/ tunstitutoualitY Of the Distribution of the pro
cepds of the public lnnds. He gave II concise
history of acquisition aud ccs,ion of these lands
and drew unanswerabe arguments from the
Deed e eesSiun and the Constitution, showing
that the mode in which the lands have been do.
mated is unconstitutional and grossly UNJUST
We have not space to dav. to dwell Upon the ma
ny strong points mad by the speaker, The speech
was impressive and logical, and the question
discussed as few besides Capt. Witcher can dis
cuss il.
When the convention announced him as their
candidate for Congress, he objected 10 being
brought before the public an aepIrant-snid
that the imo was when he had an ambition, he
hoped noble and high one, To serve that con
stitnency. but that he had no such feeling how
| The ire that once burned in his bosom no longer
burned, and only the ,mbers were left there
1t WAS doubtless though, the opinion OF those
who heard hi, speech that even the fire itself
had not We. gone out. for the noble old cheftan
bore him,e most gallantly through bis address,
as we'll rs ia tie discussion which followed later
in the afternoon.
After the convention adjourned, Charles Ir
wing, Esq made II flaming Democratic speech,
denonncing Know Nothiugism and Abolitionism,
and Capt Witcher was invited to reply. A. Mr.
Irving did not touch upon the cen,titutonulity
OF distribution, of course Capt Witohrr bud moth
ing to reply to, for to use his own language. he
could mot answer the Argument. 'llurrah for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

nervous aUtfiohs u ''ti4 ii'''
some which were iueurabe for many AearA even
ty the mus. kiliu physleilns Among these We hot'e
tnrs ApAtf producing sick and nauseaing stnmtees
meaplcafug the sufferer for a prphiahe ehp"gn',s
city whose espefiabllty anu NeIae.y
cannot toned has given certificate OYER her own az
atue declaring suffering for ten years win Voi
headaches notwithstanding She had been ireaed ~
physicians all the time she never found any peIha
reri until induced II USE BAKERS fitthlIh
BITrEHs bottles OF which completed enre oil me us
Other have used the BIIrtks tor the dses'
aud With similar Does this not show that tue hlieI
all to be aud that the Prophet mas
attempted 10 hHmbuR the people in his medicine Nh'ie
offered for disease, aud tho diseoNere u known
responsible man, the public do Themselves and him IN
Justice give aud impartial trial These Filters
purely vegetable aud may be taken without the fear d
danger
Price ~ cents per hot'le
10 DC all the principal Druggists in IyUcAbarE Dan
vile Vile Faaste Abingdon aud eisn Throughout
Virginia Orders promptly hled by addressing
an i32v f. BAKER Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

gtia IN value of sir millions Of dotiars Facts
ihp.a. which 90 To show that the ostcry whleh
tho Republican orators aud editors are making
about the rapid decline of the old Dominion,
8. n,e,tv much all mnonshine.-N \. Erpiess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

IN t4yor ot rho oxygcnatcd Bi,icls -
NfICHFKToWN, March rs
pe GRFrN -: take frcat pleasure IN Informing you oil the
results ct the uNsgnatod Bes had the kindncSs
me f"r souo twenty yrHis had suffered with IIumoral
Asthma WIS compelled up third o nights
without gong tah,d at all and the sleep
Was interrupted by violent tits Of mug aud great Difficult.
~ In breathing In alNay attendance upon
wtutio bed IA Northampton in yrars twice and
then compelled up Now lie in bed without diff.
Guilty. and slt, p profoundly uok Your cur according
10 directions The Nioient SYMPTOMS Immediately HUated and
perseverance, Ia iar 81 the remedy has all
truuh SiHg uolrr- The vfiue sach
cairaahle. Respectfully yours
MNRON LAWRENCE.
Noge genuine nnlc,s s,gurdl BUTTS ~ the wrapper
SETH W Few IL \ 60. l}- a-unetpn Street Ros
ton, rropr"turs Snldby their agents everywhere.
For stlr 10y j. II. SI.AI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

We are authorized TO announce Gro II. LEM
MON as a candidate to represent the county OF
Campbell in the next Legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

We are authorized to announce DIR. BOOKER
F. SMITH a candidate to represent Campbell
county lin pari) in the next Legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

Aere sid On "a efeht Ill 1t ot June next. with
note aud approved security. with interest from
date.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

about years since attacked With hoaseness at tue
lungs hard ugh and raising blood with pain ia the centre
breast almost discouraged but hearing what
wonderful friend Davis met with ia curing Colds
coughs, pain in the stcs &c was induced te give ms ram
trial then raising blood from two 10 three
had been about siN weeks, without ctsSaon
followed directions and to atitacon cough soon
gave wav the bleeding ceased. pain removed, and now
enjoying cumtuahs degree of healthi no pnin about
me cough. bleeding and have good appetite sleep
sound and my cugh gaining and hesh increasing
whether live long urnot, wan everybody to know
invaluable medicine. through the blessing of God
Ia 3np for Have used II with eqna success III my tam
lily many ether complain for Bhct is recommended AMI
checry the above medicine I" thos
colds and coughs especially THOSE of long standing
he discouraged and cannot be cnr" until you
gwen Pam Killer a trial as have done.
RICHARD $. PEGKIAM. Fall RIVER
Toralc by Druggists, trocers aud Medicine Deaers every
where
l3H1w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Monday Morning. April ~. 1851.


rive call the attention Of advertisers to nc
of the ylpGI>lAS advertising medium our aAN anu
country papers have large circulation In ihe w. ~
par Of the state whence growing trade seths ~
- yirgn,. ei,irs There daily paper published within
hundreds Of miles Of this point ana me
- ~ Virginia aud Railroad 10 the line Of the lat
- mr., ron,,ihute the Nginan the paper tor
,ba. section A. IL can send daily teegSarhe Information =
- a. ss.n.s AZ ali others which danhiss vi. ensure far
/, Greatly increased circulation For the Information ct our
In ,bs, srciioa would ate that intend TO give
.artieulsr the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

Wa are authorized to announce +. u. DEANE,
jr.. ESQ., of this city, candidate tor ro'eleo'i' IN
TO the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

4 f'0TinnIr. RsTrnth,-Nhat lady gentleman wound
5r putcr freur," OF d.saErcrtbe hrcai using
DoNIiNS DENTAL FLUID it will only render it,
SN hut make the tee white alabaster prevent tooth
ache and preserve thcm ruu dacay Recommended by
lists and physicians rvcryv here
\ Beautiful Complexion may he attained by its II
moves lnri, tan he7 renders skin beauti
mL imp1ringa rich hue. the greatest cosmetic
known being free from all injurious matter Price 80
ccHts For saeby SlROTHER y WHITEHEAD
STABIER & JONES.
may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

and Healthy Gums In obaurd by using "Dowdeus Den
tai fiud, il Affords Instant rct and prevent, tonthache
rests decay and prevents The formation tartar
DOW DES pENIALFItflD /, recognized by the whole
medical profession being far superior any toothpn dcrS
washes Sc its viii prevent and many
aches tooth are hrrto Recommended by On RIO. EARLY,
LNnehburg, Va DIS Ileas1nts Hudson. &c Richmond
IN Gashy Petersburg Dr Mann Charleston S C. DIR Ia
son Et Ia. y { aud Dentists every where. For sale by
NlRoIllER WHITEHEAD, Lyn,hburg Va, and by all
Ilrasgtots AMI Merchants. Wholesale ly
GEORGE DOWDEN,
MARI Druggist and Chemist Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
Fac. Fiction,

The lands of Virginia have Just been officially
re assessed, and the result shows. in six years,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
.IGssS CLARK,
G. Q II II I S 6; o N M e z c. II N T.

oftltF ~ M't oKhif co MAIN STREE LYSCHBURG VA
M Ill continue TO give his personal sala
w of Country Proiuec of every description, particularly
to the at lie q" Iohaccn and hattrrs himself that with
perence Of in tho business Planters
and Farmers VIII not suffer h." being placed hands Rca
sogabc advances made Tobacco aud other produce
in hand. JoiiN CLARK
ian q.pn1( gtS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27
APRIL 23rl ISL
GEORGE NJ. RtCkER,

L. NNllljI ItCT, y a,
now the pleasure announce TO his customers and
the public that bis >tock Facy and Staple GoaiS for
tue season now complete lie beg OF all per
Sous wanting Feay bqau and good Goods has extensive
"i NJ computing H. tides, variety suited 10 the wants
NAV be found. viz
Frea Worked Collars aud Sleeves from the cheapest to
The iucSt)
ilhe" tn'ars and Sleeves "a great varietv)
re"i Work Pocket lIndkerciets. ncarly all Grades)
HeiIs Collars an sleeves, Maltese and Vaiienoie
cano' Sets Collars and Sleeves nbreidercl) ome sets
SUy rif-.J
Chahtiia Lace Nantes, VERY ccgant)
In li"ra Antique and 1acr Mautes, very elegantly
nlA !.nhes t,H vaIctv)
iialh Paid aud striped S"s, (spendd assortment) ,
Inc above named goods also all other goods will be sofa
At pHceS which eu f. to satisfy every that the system
"i one price only is the best and ony way selling
Eouds. Iap 93ts
A7REsEa GARDEN sEs.nS.-A large supply
= Of Fresh Garden Seeds consisting Flat Dutch Largo
Drnmlead Savoy, Early Yor, Ahd Large York Cabbage
Larry Corn and other vegetable seeds sale by
ap 2t-tS Join Il SEAN. Druggist
"a 9oV can buy the genUime .gosh- gOhnsOn
Watch of SIIVERTHBRN & Cliff.
-" Kcmembcr the house Zap 2its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

ing malc by Pro De- Grains Electric OH II seems t" act ON
Tho disc Sod with remarkable effect and in short ace
tire health rraius lis sway. hcan be hal Of tie agents
here, SEE advertisement in another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

- >i-inen lot of superior raliuw Candies The Mauu
t'tarf "'> Introduce them in this market and we of,r
'hrat i'I stly low 10 the trade.
aPS't LEE JDiiN. on & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

~ N'romc associated i1Eiyr Wh uHfei ,isuc m
the MefeaniH" bHsinr-., fine partnership dating the
dAN 81 cpruUy, lcI,. The style
ha:@cd JAS. \. SIlGIEi. Il co
.tu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-27

We the Manufactures bs, qu,.uy cents inc U,f Puinp
Boots Please examine tacul IL SEABI-KYsS