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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
10 B w @ R X -.
THE EYES.

DR.. F. F. HANsFoRD will be in Columbia, on
the 18th inst, and will give special attention to
all DISEASES OF THE EYE! He will remain sew
eral weeks.
Refer to Elder Joel Hayden, Elder. T. N. Gaines,
and Robert Terrill. june H. '57.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
BRANCH BANK STATE MISSOURI,
Fayette, NAV 20, 1857.


NOTICE is hereby given that books OF sub
~ scription to the capital stock of this Branch
Bank, will be opened at the Banking House on
Monday, 18th day of June next, under the super
vision Of the undersigned, appointed for that pur-
pose. Said books TO remain open for ten days.
Ten per cent. in gold and silver must be paid at
the time Of subscription, and the whole within
twelve months thereafter.
John ]. Lowry, John Wiley,
Abel Leonard, Wm D. Swirney,
Adam Hendrix, May b. Collins,
John A. Talbot, Lewis Criglar,
Jere kingsberry, Robert w. Bogss,
Henry w. KrinG, John W. Harris,
James Ferguson, Morgan A. Taylor,
Gerard Robinson, Newton G. Elliott.
May IS, ls57-4w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11

ETAndrew b. Moore, is the democratic
candidate for Governor, in Alabama.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11

TINE recent test of Safes of different manufac.
l. lures in the GREAT FIRE, of the City
Buildings, in which the Excelsior TRIUMPHED
OVER ALL OTHERS, fully establishes the superior
ity of the EXCELSIOR SAFES, which Justly merits
the the confidence Of all interested in Safes and
the security of their contents. The Excelsior be-
ing the only Safe, after being in the FIRE 90
Hours, taken out red hot, that saved the
HOOKS and Papers, while a large ramber
of Others in the fire but short time were taken out
with their contents entirely consumed, must i'm
press all with the necessity Of examining their
Safes, and those p,rche sing to be sure Beyond A
pGUBT of the Safe tavng stood the test and COME
OUT VICTORIOUS. We pledge oursev S to man
ufacture nors but such as can be relied on, and
refer 10 tie following
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-11
q q r. tih c ~ tie q.

We, the undersigned, take pleasure in certifying
to the successful test Beard & Brothers. Excelsi-
or Fire Proof Safes were submitted TO in the burn
ing of the City buildings, the 10th November,
1856, and are jus tilted in recommending them TO
all who need Safes.
Hall & Smith, Eddy, Jameson & Co., John S.
Thomson, Scott & Brother, d. A. January & Co,
Chsrless, Blow 4 Co, Samuel Mccartney, Bast,
Wiley & Bast, Won Phul, Waters L Co., John
H. Hall & Co., Partridge & CO., Joseph E. Ell
der, Timan, Rozier & Co., Brown, Goddin &
CO., Barnard, Adams & Co., Humphreys, Tut
& Terry, RunyNn, Hillman BROS, McMechan
& Ballentine, W. l.. Ewing & Co., Shapleigh,
Days Co.
THE EXCELSIOR SCALES,
Took the Premium over the best Eastern Manufac-
ture at the State Fair, in st. Louis; is sold from
THIRrY TO Furry PER CENT. LESS, and guar
ASrEEp equal to any in the United States.
BEARD a BROTHER.
jus, II, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
TIE DRIED SCOTT CASE.
OPINION OF JUDGE M'LEAN.

OPINION OF JUDGE M'LEAN.
DrsS Scott v. J r. H. SssfevS
Tbs case - before Us wrt OF error from the Ctr
cut Court for the District of Missouri.
An aston of uespa" Was brought which charges
Tie defendant with an assault and ,rsonment OF the
plaintiff, and alec Of Harriet Scott his wife, EGrs aud
Lssy his twScAidren, on the ground thu, they were
As slaves, which was without rghi on his part aud
against law.
The defendant fled plea in abatement, "thx .sd
sauses Of action, and each and every OF them, any
ssch sccrusd TO the sad bred Scott accrued out Of the
je,.dctoO of this Court and exclusively within the
Jurisdiction Of the Courts of the State Of Missouri for
Ast, to Wit, said plaintiff bred Scott is not citizen
q the State Of Missouri, alleged in his declaration,
bsosuss be negro Of African descent, his On ,estors
ve,s Of pure African blood and were brought into ths
country and sold o. negro ssves; and this the aid
Sanford 70 ready to verify; wherefore he pesys judg.
neat whether the Court or will take furtser cogui-
saaes Of The action aforesaid.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

construed TO be subordn ste 10 the higher and more i'm
portsnt right OF freedom
cse of Jurisdiction in this Such decision does
bot in suy degree affect the merits Of the csse il only
enabe the psiut 10 assert his claim to freedom be-
fore this tribunal. II the Jun ,diction be ruled against
him, the ground thst be is slave, il is decisive OF
bis fate
citizen OF Stale be cannot sue in the federal Court.
The Constitution declares the federal jurisdiction
may be exercised between citizens of different
States, and the ssms is provided 10 the act OF l7s9.
The above argument properly me, by saying that the
Constitution intended TO be practical instrument;
AID where Its language too plain TO be munderstood
the arg umeht ends
In Chirse vs.. Chirse e Wheat 26l; Carts, 9e),
this Court Gays That the power OF naturalization is
exclusively in Congress does not seem to be- and
legally be made citizen OF State, and copse uently
citizen OF the United States of foreign birth unless
be be nsturahzed under the acts of Jnxress. Con-
gre~s has power 10 establish uniform role Of natu.
RELAXATION Ii Is power which belongs exclusively
10 Congress as intimately connected with our federal
reisiioDs State may authorize foreigners 70 hold
real eSae within lie jurisdiction but il hiss Do yer
10 paenralLe foreigners and give them the rights of
citiItn Such right is opposed TO the scs OF Con
gftss on the subject Of naturalization and subyersye
OF the federal powers regret ,hs; any ,un.en.nc
should De gwen nom this bench 70 practice like this
IN some OF The States hich has in the Con-
situuon
In tbe argument il wss said that q colored citizen
would not be agreeable member OF society rhi. i.
mose matter Of taste than OF law Several of the
STATES have admitted persons Of color to the rgn,, Of
tuffrsge and IN the view have recognized tnam ss
cinItps; and this hss been done n The Slave AZ we'll
a. the Free States. On the question OF citizenship II
mutt Be admitted that We hsvepot been very fstiisns
Usde the late treaty with N. Ieo We have N sdo citi
Ien Of ~ srsdss combinssions and color The same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

Slavery, but dill not authorize II. The jurisdiction
which prohibits Slavery s much stronger In behalf OF
the slave within II than where 1t only does not author
ize il.
BY virtue Of what law Is II that master may take
bis slave into free territory and him the du
ties OF slavel The law Of the territory does not
sanction il. No authority csn DO csined under the
Constitution of the United Safes any law Of on
grets. Will it be said that The slave is taken ss prop
trty the Fame other property oh the master may
OWL To this answer that ooloref persons made
property by the law OF the Sac ami such power
has been given 10 Congress. Does tie Muster carry
With BIN the law Of the Safe from shcb no removes
Ito the territory and does that eosble him ~ coercs
bis slave in the territory Let this theory. II
this may be done by master fr N one Save St,te, II
may be cone by aser from every oher Slave State.
This right supposed 10 be "a with the person
VI ibe master by virtue OF the local law 10 It rans-
ferrsblel Moy it be negotiated as pronissory note
bill Of exchanged II It be areigoe1 70 man from
Free Stse may be the slave by virtue of II
Whist ,hal this fbiDg be denomibaed IL /. peryonL
zeal property Or Is it al liable fragment Of
sovereignty which eyey person nri.s 9th him from
bee teen very recent and 1t 10 unknown 70 The Laws Of
any civilized country.
A ,sve is trought to England ON one Of il.
isaJds, where Slavery introduced aud maintained
by ibe mober country. Although there 10 no leg pro-
Libifirg Slavery ID England yet ihere s no Law su-
'hoIizIg II; and for near century s courts have de-
Glazed mat TIE slave there is free from the coercion Of
lie mater. Lords Manifold aud DWELL agree upon
ir point and there IL no discerning authority.
Tfere il 10 otber description Of property shich was
not protected in EsglaDd, brought from one OF It's
tlavs islands. Does not this show thai prop ny 10
human being does not srIe from nature or IRON me
con MOB law, but in the language Of thb Court "ts
q nee unicpal regulation funded pp n ana nmi'so
t. the rspge Of the Te, ntorsi lass IfS decnion 70
Lot mere argument, bat il the end Of the law 10 re
gard u TIE extent Of Slavery. UntiI shall De over
'uiued. II IL Dot point fr argument II obligatory
"a myself ard my brethren, AID Oh all Judicial sibu
nsls over which this Court exercises 40 appellate
poser "a,
States AZ that every man has right b 20 there with
biz pn p+rty This 10 not controverted Blu, the Court
say slave Dot property beyond the operation of tbs
local law which mnkes him such Never was ua&
mole suthoriisvely and j1.ty uttered BY man.
huppoee master Of slave in a Birth Island oSnef
ifop Of property in England, would thss authorize
BIN TO take be slsses with bun to Ensisod The
Constitution in express terms ognizes the status OF
slavery founoed on the mpnicp 81 law: No person
b, ID 10 service or labor IN OF = STATE srder n. dcs
tAeroot escaping Ito another Ri A. a.. Now, uIs
re fugitive e.csle from spIss7 where. b As@xsiSp&
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
William I'rnm'- Eirlt Of Wnmpum.

An interesting ceremony took place nj the Hall
Of the Penn> ylvnnia Historical Society. in Phil
ndelphia. on the 18Th instant, on the occasion of
the presentation Ia the society of the belt of.wam-
pun given /" William Pena by the Suchems of
the Ionnl Lonapes Indians, at the time of the
great treaty in l6S2. The belt was presented
by Mr.. Granville John Penn, the great grandson
II the founder of the State, to whom it had been
transmitted through four generations. Says the
Peunsy l,anian:
The wampum belt is certainly great curl
osity. It i nboat three feet long and six inches
wide. It's composed of beads made of small
pieces of muscle shell, ground into shape and
pierced. and then strung upon thongs of deer
skin. The strings are then fastened together
until they of sufficient width to form u belt
This great trretv belt was of unusual breadth.
III token Of the importance of the conn act it was
intended In seal The beads are generally white,
and among them black beads are wrought into
devices emhlenaic of thu treaty In the centre
ii the belt two figures are rudey formed with
heads. One of these figures wears "a hat, and it
WI. without doubt. intended To represent Onas,
It's the Indians called William Penn. The other
iigno is obviously intended to represent an abo
ligin's he figures are in the net Of shaking
hands. There also three bands, formed of
black beads, which cross the belt diagonaIly.-
The curious old relic is carefully preserved in u
glass case. and it i in excellent condition"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23


FIFTH ANNUALFAlR
i 10 bf h,id in Louisville, NJ. duting the FdiI Of
ls57.
The undersigned, Committee Of the United
States Agricultural Society, appointed ut tho
Fifth Annual Meeting held AT the Smithsonian
Institute, in the city Of Washington. on the 18th
day 81 January, IS,7. "to mnke all the uccessa-
nv arrangements for National Trial in the
fcid Of agricultural implements and Nu4iae-
IN' respectfully invite the Inventors and Manu-
iacturers Of all such articles. both in the United
States and Foreign Countries, 10 participate in Il
public trial II be made at the Society's Annual
Exhibition, 10 be held in Louisville Kentucky,
during the fall of lo51.
This new arrangement for the exhibition IF
! Agricultural Implements and Machinery OF all
Kinds IN actual operation, results from convc
ton on the part oithe Society that no just awards
! can he made, except upon n practical working
trial before competent judges. and the fullest OPP
portunity will be afforded to test the compare.
tive merits Of tho various machines that may be
entered as competitors for the awards, both NJ
regards land for field implements, and steam pow
or for stationary machinery
a SEPARATE TRIAL or REArERs AND MOWERS
will be made at the appropriate season, special
arrangements for which, MS 10 time, place, &c.
will be announced at an early date.
1t is intended that these exhibitions shall be
on the most extensive scale, for the purpose of
testing the working qualities of these important
implements more thoroughly than has yet been
done ON any previous occasion. either in the u.
States or in Europe.
All articles from foreign counties intended for
exhibition may be consigned to the Agent of
! L. 5. Agricultural Society, Louisville, Ky" by
whom they will be received and stored free of
| charge
This brief announcement of the proposed trial
is made at this early date to afford the most am
! Pile time for the preparation and transmission of
machinery. \ circna, containing full pnrticu-
lars to regulations will be issued rs soon as
| practicable, and, with the premium list, will b,
forwarded persons who may apply 10 the Secrc.
tary of the Committee, Henry 5. 0coit, 4mefi
can inshtute, n. y, where all business letters
should be addressed.
To enable the Society TO make arrangements
! on a sufficiently liberal scale. it is absolutely ne.
eessary that the Committee should know what
article, will be offered for competition; and the,
Therefore request that all inventors or manufac
tnrers who may be disposed to unite in the pro.
posed trial will communicate their intentions +,
the Secretary at their earliest convenience
IENCH TlLGlIMAN, Chairman, Oxford
Md.
JNO. ID. LANG, Vassalhoro, Me.
j. THOMPSON WARDER, Springfield, O.
GEO +. WARlNG, Jun, Am. Institute
| York.
HENRY s, OLCoTT, Sec, Wostches,er Farn
School, n Y.
Committee on Implements and Machinery o
u. S. Agricultural Society.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
Comm unicnted.I

MEssRs. EDITogs We have seen the proceedings
OF meeting of the citizens of New London, recon-
mending GEORGE II. LENNON, Esq, to the voters of
Campbell as suitable person to represent them in
the next Legislature. Although we live below the
medium line, yet we think their claim just one
Inc last delegate was from the lower end, and JUS
tice demands that the next should come from the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

sh94d bearded AMI igsaltsd by one that ne io"A-
Il mon as a gar upstart, whose celebrity he con-
zjlsr,i to mise from natural impudence and want
OF deeeucr From this PERIOD however, Dlsraeli be,
cane useful party man; he had shown that he could
be insolent sarcastic and severely annoying-qnaii-
fcations from which proud and sensitive natures
tsnally shrink In person Mr.. DaIsraeli is rather
above The middle heg ht with a very Jewish face and
a lark brown complexion. The writer has often felt
amused at seeing lin enter the House Of Commons
with his hair carefully parted in the middle of the
head copiously oiled and deliberately cnrled IN small
.fneIets on each sile Of his head he recalled 10 hs
f,e5,nry the Persian proverb "a twiser Of ringlcts
passet6 by his appearance was Incompatible with
superior intellect Mr.. Dsraei has been Chancellor
of the Exehequer lie has been fairly tried aud FOUND
wanting lie can be abusive and sarcastic, ana he
can be nothing else. That the destiny of Great Br-
tain should BE greatly Influenced by such man
would present but miserable and unhappy prospect
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

1t Marry states that another telescopc com
et,disoovered by Dr.. Bruins at Berlin, March Is,
is now visible in the northwestern pnrt of the
heavens Ii is supposed to be identiquc, with tho
thi I'd comet of 1916. discovered by Brorsen-an
elliptic orbit for which has been computed by
Dr. Won Galen, by which it returns to its peri.
helion June 25th of the present year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

We are authorized to announce +. Il. DEANf,
,,Eso.. of thi. city, candidate for re election
to the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
80 GHENA, GLASS 81 EsRrIIEN- rEy.
fHA WARE. kHIi

nv WHOLESALE AND RETAII. HbH
ANDREW BOYD, Importer and Dealer in skAs
China Glass and Earhcnwae, Looking Glasses Hardware
aud Table Cutlery silver Plated and Britannia Ware
en- Willow and stone Ware Giraudoles Lamps Goods
sc, &C. Sign BIG PITCHER MA<Sr
LYSCHBuRG, VA
am in receipt of my Spring supplies Of the above
named goods with many articles in the
Housekeeping line numerous NV stock
large and desirable ana invite Merchants Hotel Keepers and
others who wish to uy goods in my line call examine
nay stock and prices before purchasing, think it will be 10
Their interest 10 do Goods going the country
curoly packed. ANDREW BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

uPpgf portion Of the county aud We ka7" Of ao
who would represent US more ably an efficiently
than Mr. LENNON. We, therefore, hope he u.ii NJ.
nounee himseifat once Subject to the decision OF
Convention, II one be heidi and take the Geld IN dc
fence Of Distribution aud yirginias rights.
Yours,
q 1NppEf /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

We are authorized to announce DIR. BOOKER
F. SMITH a candidate TO represent Campbell
oosp,y lin part in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
auurhuur1 1irgtuta".
Thursday Morning. April 2s. 1917

We are authorized to announce GEo. IL. LEM
MON as a candidate to represent the county OF
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

EHsiiug- of Pnnch.
Here md there Is number OF "Punch thal
ought to be copied entire Such one is that Of
March -:
TIE FIELD OF LITERATuRE.--Of all the fields
the field of literature is the one that has the
greatest number Of styles to it.
DIsriYcIIoN WITHOUT DIFFERENCE. brown
says he doesn't like too many barristers in Par
lament; Jones ayers that he objects to super
abundance If solicitors; and Robinson philosophi-
cally asks, what is the difference between bar
r.ter aud solicitor! Merely the difference be
tween crockodile and an alligator.
\ SATlRIcAL SENroE.-One Of those old gen
temcn whose age is supposed to entltle them
To say any thing made the following extreme
ly rude and personal remark 10 young 9th
Ger in distinguished regiment about 10 pro.
ceed TO China: " We'll, sir. well you're
going to Canton, ch. sirl Well, | can only say
| hopo you won't fall into the hands of the Chi.
nampn, alive or dead; TOR if you're alive they'll
kill you, and if you're dead. or when you re dead
they'll eat you. Sir, believe it's AN undoubted
fact that the Chinese eat puppies
"A Coon CRY."--Oue has heard of Niobe, and
enc has also heard of modern Nobes I'm crno-
line) assert that ,hsy have cried all night, and
one has hard hcartedlv attached similar credit TO
the classic and 10 the modern fiction. but the
following extract from London paper OF last
week prove, that timc,a at least is sometimes mar
vellou,ly penitent. a longer fax of tears than
is here recorded has seldom taken place AT the
close of police it is said, Mr.. lngham
completely exonerated the pawnbroker from blame
aud remandcd the prisoner, pho cried bitterly for
d reek."
THE RIGHTS OF WoMAN.-The following may
be addueed as just few of the privileged rights
of women, to wit y gentelnan's right arm, the
right hand side of carriage. and always the
right side OF an Argument. To the above may
be thrown in as peculiar lights that woman per-
haps understands and decidedly adorns n thou
sand times better than man, viz the rites Of
hospitality and the rtes of Ilymen; though. to
speak impariially, the wrongs OF liymen las wit
ness our police rep"rts) fall to POOR woman's
share almost as frequently rs the rites.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

SINGULAR OPTICAL DELUsioN. is rot
q Frenchman, let him be ever small and let
the work he is engaged upon be as small as him.
self, but sets about it with the most thorough
conviction that the eyes of Europe upon him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
SPECIAL. NOTICES.



brings her train nervous affections of es,rS 1artf
s,nc, T which declared ucurabie many NtafA - -
,y the most sknl ply -eaus Among these iotic. y
Vors producing sick aud seating stut.s
and ueapaeitanR The sufferer for al proh able
An elderly lady this city, whose rrsfeetabiy leTf
be questioned has given certificate her
natnre declaring thai after suffering years with No.
nervous headaches Notwithstanding sic had been treated
eminent physicians all the she any f.
pnut relief until induced BNkERs IN w
BIIrfits bottle of which completed cuft q tn. d.
ease other persons have used the BfrHts disco.
and similar Does this show thai the
are all they represented 10 be and Tat the Prophet -
not attempted to numbug the people ii his medicine W.
remedy offered for disease, aud TIN discoyerer ki,
to be responsible the public do themselves and br,
Justice give 1t affair aud impartial trial hes, Btf
are purely vegetable and may be taken without the fear
danger.
Price, 80 cents per bottle
TO he had Of all the principal Druggists in Iynrhburu ~
Vile Farmvle Fincastle Abingdon aud elsewhere
Virginia Orders promptly hled by addressing
ap l32w T. BAhER Richmond. Va
Cousunptiou in Observation-Disclosures h.,,,.
ofD prepared by the Secretary
of twelve deaths day by this alou.
nothing this fearful mortality II the all
tions Of those least entitled veracv may l o.
he yed there preventive and remedy. WIsrAes r.,
sAMoF WILD CHERRY has cured thousands Who bly. s5I
all other remedies vain THIS be sub.fantilr1 ~
mass reliable evidence.
None genuine unless sivlelI BUTTS IN the ,.rapn.r
SETII W. row IL y O., lis Washington Strrr, p.
ton. proprletors Sold by their agents everywhere "
For sale by J II. SEA1.
ap l3dVcitawlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
\ i.crl"mca E.rcn.h.-what lady or sentleman wonL

\ rcrfuD,cd Hrrnth-What lady or gentleman would
labor under the dsagreeabe when using
DUWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will only renler IT,
sweet but make the teeth white aabasier prevent
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended
lists and physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by use II
pmpeS, freckes renders and bealti
full mparting rich hue. the greatest cosmetic
known being free from all injurious matter Price 20
cents. For saleby SrROTHEii Il WHITEHEAD
SFABLER JONES
may and DRUGGISTS pvarv, hnra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
APRIL 23rd 1851
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER.

HAS the pleasure his customers and
the public that his Stock of Fancy Staple oo3s for
the season now complete He brgs the all pr.
wanting rally bcanfd and good his extensive
assortment computing it does variety suited to the want,
and tastes If almost every buyero Dry Goods In this stock
may be found,
French Worked Collars and Sleeves (om the cheapest to
the tincst)
Linen Collars and Sleeves "a great variet.)
French Worried Pocket laudkorchips NEARLY all grade-)
Lac Sets Collars and Stoves of Maltese and Vaenec
nts)
Cambria Sets Collars aud sleeves Embroidered sone set,s
very IiybJ
Clantilla Lace Nantes. very cegant)
Ii M"re Aai'ne and Lac Nantes, very elegantly
SIN Robes lHEfta' N.uisty)
l'a.l, Pad and S'ri,ei SdAs, (spleudd assortment
Tho aA"Ne named goods as also al other !oats wi sold
at price which emuot tll to suy every the sy,a
Of one f1,' 0Hy - The lost ami only way OF scs
goods %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

HTfoK N0fIo0W TrlW u MAVnINrRi dnd n
rlrMrNrs Of crazy description pertaining /
AGRICULTURE and Househoid Manufacture
al thr