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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18

Mormonic Billy with each young pa
poose in her arms. were INDUCED with
abouta weeks sojourn on shore, apriyil-
ege they made the most Of, and ofcourse
attracted great attention. Throngs OF
carriages, it is said, conveyed crowds of
ladies and gentlemen to Billy's leyees
daily, at his head quarters at the Bar
racks. The remainder of his time he
passed in visiting the theatres. printing
Offices, hotels, telegraph Offices. daguer@
reotype saloons. and places of interest.
and in drinking to excess. Finally the
party started in steamer with the abo-
riginal name Of Quapaw for Fort Smith.
Arkansas, where they were to disembark,
II reported that Billy Bowlegs went on
board IN costume more airy than ele-
CANT, wearing. In fact, only that primitive
garment which made the Georgia Major
famous, holding in his hand his rusty
rife. and having a gorgeous brazen
brooch Of remarkable pattern, no doubt
assgood as gold to the, Indian chief. g.
The browning achievement has been
effected rather by money and diplomacy
than arms. We shall now. see whether
the fertile soil of Florida will attract the
population which she ought TO have
With nearly thirty eight millions Of, acres
ofaland. probably not half million are
improved; fact which ought 10 be sug
gestive to Anglo. Saxon energy and en-,
terprise. 90 ga oss' ,!i'9e = ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18

Swan d. Cos Lottery cor,,;.-.
endorsed by the Mayor and Pas, s M
of Augusta, and AN Ex.Is 8 s..s aasser
Georgia. s''na'os OF
Acard
FrS. ths con,',,ssionsrs, and Certificates from d.
ago. a"d P Sns ,ea jug & augusta:
-at 49,: .sss 1900 20 S0:' 0a:
. lnis I. Il 70 oela.y .nss we haps supesin,
enue To .hs fas 1s sns Sparta Acad-
se..r. . =, a Co. ssasa = 20. man
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18

A M1srAKE.-W have stated on one
or two occasions that Gov. Johnson was
the first to recommend the purchase OF
Mount Vernon by the State of Virginia,
in bis message to the Legislature in 1852.
In conversation with him the other day
he informed us that it was in his message
of 1853 that he recommended the pur
chase Of Mount Vernon by the State. II
was. therefore. after instead Of before the
conception Of the idea by the Southern
Matron" for the ladies of America to pur
chase that property. that he made the re-
commentator. It is due to Gov. John.
son to say that having seen our state.
ment, he sought occasion to disabusc our
mind on the subject.
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g Mr., Brandy :toddy's three reasons
for NOT drinking are very characteristic Of
that gentleman. ''s, as'se 20 a. a'los "A
Take something 10 drink s". said his
friend tohim one day. " rs aa7 doei d "a
'No. thank you" replied Mr.. b. saw,
emo! Why not ?" inquired his friend
10 great Amusement. n SFio'7Tsys ~
In tho FIRST place, )" returned Ms
Brandy. toddy, ga i am secretary of'atem.
perance society that meets 20. day. and T
must preserve my temperance character
In the second place. this is the snhiSsr-
sary Of my fathers death. and out Of re-.
spect to him 7 have promised never 10
drink on this day. And ID The third place
| have just taken something" ''1oS ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18

A PIE PREPARATION AND "A "LAsr's
RESPONSE. horticultural at Lafayette,
advertised chat he would supply alt sorts ]
of trees and plants. Especially gpis.s
plantso all kinds" A'gentleman there
upon sent him an ordorfor "one package
of custard pie seed. aud asfew' dozen Of
mincs pie plants" The gardener prompt.
ly filed the order by sending him four
goose eggs and a small COG. eysa aa'i = 3.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18
ADJOURNMENT OF CoxoREss.-The {

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNeREss. The frs
session of the thirty fifth Congress wa,
finally brought to close at O'Clock or
Monday last. both houses having agreed
early in the day to extend the time from
noon until the later hour. The chief bus
mess on Monday was the settlement o.
the differences between the two Houses
on the Postofice Department bill. The
Senate receded from its amendments 70,
increasing the rates Of postage. abolish
ing the franking privilege, etc, to which
the House had refused to agree. and
thus the bill was enacted into Law.
The Senate spent considerable por.
ton of the day in Executive session. and
the President has summoned the mem
bers for an extra sitting of few days
pei haps TO act on the balance of the nom
nations and other Executive business. A
number Of prominent appointments were
yesterday confirmed.
The session Of Congress Just closed is
a shorter one by about two months than
the averave length Of first sessions has
been for many years past. The Nation.
al lntelligencer says that notwithstand,
ing this unusual bfevity. however. il ap,
pears BY a careful examination into the
facts that the House Of Representative.
has set more hours and passed a create,
number Of bills during the present ses-
sion than it has during any even the
longest of any previous long session. Z
+ The biligranting pensions 70 the officers
and soldiers of the war of 1912 was post.
iponed until the next session, and ali the
business in the hands of committees re.
committed until then. 80 @ 'a
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Notice.

TAMEs MccANN, w Dson B. MCcann. Jns.
81 SI0cnm. sa.uh SIocum, late Sarah McCann,.
Jonathan Golden, James M. Golden and JOha
Take notice, that 1 shalt, % the 9ist day d
Lebanon, Bone county /, InIiana,tsk the, dep
osltions of Thomas Mccain and other witness-
es 70 30 read as evidence on The trial Of an ac-
tion Of ejectnent pendtng,ih the Circuit Codit
Of Harrison county Va, wherein you are plalns
the taking OF said DISPOSITIONS shall not be com.
menced on tho said 21st day OF July, they will n
be commenced on the next daS, 22d day Of July,
1858; and that whom the sans are ccn1nienced,
II they should not he completed upon tbe day
b. Continued from day 10 dsy and from tine 70
time until finished.
HARRIsos 8 WILSON, GTr.Ys. s'it.sEsHi3
clarksbuEg, Va, Jane I4th, IssSs-ls4 ~ m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18
The Virginia Militia.

Volunteer corps which were uniformed
on the Cd March. 1858. are not required
to change. but for volunteer corps which
may hereafter be organized in the Militia
of Virginia, uniform must be worn &C
cording to the patterns in the Adjutant
Generals Office and which,
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Equal Laws and Equal Rights ~ =
cLARKsBURe. FRIDAY, JUNE IS. 1858.

CousrY 7 CouRT. June term sofs the
county court opened on Monday last. with
a big crowd in town. Much interest ex-
pressed in the contested election cases
The cases are doeketed, but not disposed
of. ~
Patrick Neal was tried on an Inform
nation for petty larceny. and found gull
y. Judgment of the court. SIS fine, cost
Of suit and Eve days imprisonment.
The case of Jack" Munroe versus
Crank" Hefiin, for SANDER. resulted in
a verdict for the plaintiff for FIVE dollars;
each party paying his own costs. '''s
The county levy amouutsiin the aggre-i
gate to $4.so5. only-( "a very considera-
BILE reduction from the levy of last year,
county levy $500; poor levy 8 cents.
Preliminary steps have been directed
fora bridge across Elk creek, on the the
north side, Of town, TO accommodate the
Bartlett settlements good move. -
Not forgetful of the spirit of '76, the
Court House is appropriated to the good
citizens for the 4th July. Much other
business OF private interest has been
transacted.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18
YATES OF VOLUNTEERS

Dark blue cloth, one row Of nine but,
tons on the breast, placed a. equal dis.
lance. stand up collar, cuffs pointed with
two small buttons under the seam. collar
and cuffs edged with color according to
corps; yellow metallic button on each
shoulder; narrow lining for skirt same
material and color as coat. pockets on the
folds of the skirt, with one button on the
hip. - @'.,' I" =
For osvalry-The same. but collar
and cuffs to be edged with a cord of welt
Of yellow cloth.
AFtillsry-The same trimmings of
;, 1nfant,y-The same; trimming, of.Ly
Rifle. RIas9en ~. H,.. same trimmings Of
p For all rank and corps, Gilt Device
Arms Of Virginia. Trowsers to be Of dark
blue cloth. Hat Of soft black felt. TOT
This is general outline. OF course
the various ranks and grades are distin.
guished by certain pechliaritiss. " ~ -
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FOR ALL OFFICERS,

Must be a frock coat Of dark blue cloth,
the skirt to extend from two.thirds to
three. fourths Of the distance from the
top Of the hip to the bend Of the knee
single. breasted for captains and lieuten>
ants. double breasted for all other grades.
FOR soN-coMM1ss1osED orP1oERs AND PR
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18
The Sequel.


Gen. Jim Lane. Of Kansas. who has
been in the opposition ranks kind oil
planetary star. circled round by lesser
orbs. whose beams from him were Dor.
rowed. is now lodged in the common Jail
OF Leavenworth city. sent there by The
mayor Of Lawrence to protect him from
the merited vengeance of the people oil
the latter place. Mr.. Jenkins, the victim
Of Lsne' it is said. was mighty respccta
BILE gentleman. and commanded very
much Of the public confidence.
There is an extraordinary sequel in the
career Of Lane-sn impressive lesson,
which we trust will not be without effect
upon the country. He was jealous and
credited republican leader. imparting to
bis political associates a large share of
the extreme and mendacious spirit " hich
has characi erized that organization out Of
the territory. There was 10 his active po-
liIical life very much of the iIlberaIity and
elt'Iighieousnes which constitute the
special gifts of New England republican.
ism. What the Tribune is TO the press
Lane is TO the members Of his party.
With jaundiced vision and a chronic
habit Of coloring all his objects with sec
tional prejudices. never thus dealing fair
ly by either side. and always offending
the impartial judgment of the country. be
has gone on from step to step to his pres.
ent solitude. which is invoked as pro-
lection against the outraged sentiment OF
those whom he has so long used and
The history of Kansas has opened a
new and startling chapter in the records
of American politics. From the moment
when the federal government organized
therein territorial systemlup to the pres.
ent moment it has been q continuous
extrayagant and lawless strife. Which is
lilly closed By the homicide at Lawrence.
The circulating medium induces the
'emsls nag, e, sbsquatnlsfe. - -
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The Mails.
/" FosF ogs1eE. cLanEssuHs. y.

h5afniai Fcsz OEFIcEs CE&EEssuHs5 "a =.
l. A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of hsisol
IN via n. W. Va. r. R. sl.sSll
& Arrives at Clarksburg Station via Gsaitsn'
each day, except Sunday, al O'Clock, - MAJ
p NJ and thence 10 Petersburg. Va
Returns same day from Petersburg ~
% p. NJ, on It's way 70 Grafton Junction.
Mails for the East will be closed a. \ ociocr'
p. NJ. and those for The West At = NJ. -
ie2n B.SGKlfFls, t''A'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18

GREAT RAILROAD CoHrRAcr AWARDED
TO AMERICAEs.-A'letter received By the
Philadelphia Bulletin, dated Rio Janeiro,
April 80, says:
THE board of directors Of the Don
Pedro Ii. Railroad Company have award
ed to the american bid the contract for
all the work on the entire second section,
OF their railroAd-all that WAS advertised
TO be let. This contract, at the engineers
estimate, will amount to about three and
q half millions Of dollars There are
about 2l2 miles of the road yet toibe letg
which, if the contractors carry on tbs
second section satisfactorily, II il expect.
ed will be placed In the same hands
This will amount to some twelve millions.
The Americans had to contend against a
powerful English opposition. but with
complete success" kl-
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Pride gcss before destruction
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The circulating medium induces the
temsle nsg, e, sbsquatnlste. = ..nai..ne.s.
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n naa4 laA I
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18

Brigham Young introduced me by name
as the Governor Of Utah. and l addres
sed the audience from "the stand"
informed them that l had come among
them 10 vindicste the National Sovereign
ty; that it was my duty to secure the
supremacy of the Constitution and the
laws; that had taken my oath of office
to exact an unconditional submission or
their part to the dictates of he law.
was not interrupted. In a discourse OIL
thirty minutes duration. l touched (as
thought best) boldly upon all The lead
ing questions at issue between them and
the General Government. l remember
ed that l had to deal with men embitter.
ed by the remembrance and recital Of
many real and some imaginary wrongs
but did not think it wise to withhold from
them the entire truth. They listened re-
specttully to all that had to say-ap.
provingly even. I fancied-when l ex
planned to them what intended should
be the character Of my administration
In fact. the whole manner Of the people
was calm. betokening no consciousness o.
having done wrong. but rather. as il
were. indicating a conviction that they
had done their duty 10 their religion and
to their country. have obs. lved that
the Mormons profess to view the Consli
tuition as the work Of inspired men, and
respond with readiness to appeals for its
support.
Thus the meeting might have ended.
But. after closing my re marks. rose and
stated that would be glad to hear from
any one who might be inclined to address
me upon topics Of interest to the commu.
nifty. This invitation brought forth in
succession several powerful speak ers. who
evidently exercised great influence over
the masses of the people. They har.
angued on the subject of the assassination
OF Joseph Smith. Jr.. and his friends, the
services rendered by the Mormon battal>
ion to an ungrateful country; their suffer
ings on "the plains" during their dreary
TO their mountain home, &c.
The congregation became greatly excited
aud joined the speakers in their intempe..
rate remarks. exhibiting more phrenzy
than I had expected TO witness among.
people who hsbitually exercise great
A speaker now represented
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r,o..nn'- coNCs>TRArED a-.ENcE

"a ~ BAY LEAVES preparations 'fthe Bay Leafhave
extensively III" wori1 Tor centuries past
re-ad,s Nervous Ieapce and for affections of the
generally ana for diseases e the Scalp and Hair Bay
Eur particularly occupied prominent position in the
stnsa many and h still eagerly sought after by Its thou
of admirers Its cquvaen however of the active pn'
ipe that real permanent bene
be effected and il therefore simply palliative and
feeble the diseases for which this valuable
edv = veil adapted
RoSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepaed ony by the inventor has been effect
bdy series Of chemical experiments has last been
brought IN that state concentration which makes 1t aree
unequaled the decay of the hair the removal
ianiru and ot relieving by few applications that dsiress
itching which generally prcced-s the falling Of the
hair originally prepared Cor member Of his family
th'vng confidence Ia the nosiruns usually Sold who had
distressing ecay of the hail and such its wonder
effects thai Its reputation establish
ed aud hundreds of calls made for without
N putting whatever Its alone
have pushed public fsvor such the demand for
this eaedy that the nvetor has induced
ma upon extensive scale. aud he offers II
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Pre- pared bv Thos H. R"sser at his Chemical Laborator
Petersburg, Va, and for sale by Druggists generally
SCI
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been loss Of 100000 hogshcsds BY the inunda-
tion and that there will be increase in the 9TH
er sugar producing countries and that, conso-
quently prices will not fall but, On the contrary,
will rise. The estimated loss in Louisiana ID, how
ever, believe, far above the truth, and 10 there
fore very fallacious element in the Prensas cal.
culations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
CLOTHING TRADE!
n'Auu lNoS

N klNti the past summer have greahy
approved Iious. aud have A. lnte', We" hsh'
r and cn"n, arranged Sales Rn" ~ NJ" 10 o' '"n
In Wcha,v made these enfnts 10 mec III"
constant, in,r,hsps trade ahh peR 10 naNse
Wholesale RETAIL dealer. that we ha'rm~ 10
aud dali, receiving the aud n"s s''t
tLpl iliNG have rNhiird. ~ !" 10 seen W ,"e
South W, have n"w been "nsns dm the h"hr ~ ,"' o"y
ard having thus obtained tul kw'iRe "
the tho aud h'ig more ia,g'iy "k"s'" w
the sale ftlhmG than "ih'' hno III
thr STATE ,nc,o sysa,os '"ductm "' "a p.r
.hnss u, arrival W. shall ,kr hr" cur rt"'
i-iu ,nb,c. and purchases VII NJ All
lind cn,n,l, tn.nt II nI"rhr qualN 'i'lh
Nv; aud az rNTIEMtNS tIRNlSiiING GOODS, In store
ani Tor sale upon iiBtHai iI.Ms
Wholesale aud k"ial de- artnrnt" dsn'' n"h q" "P"a'e
= n
Ing In, y respectful, solicited .... .
KEEN. BALDWIN \ 60,
aur.slt, 10. Main sticrt. kehmnud, Va
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THE SUGAR CRoP OF CuBA.-The Havana Prem
sa, of the 18th, has an article from which we get
some information concerning the growing cane
crop of Cuba. Rains in September and October.
and north winds in November, are, says the Prem
sa, indispensable to the growth Of the cane. In
some places there has been scarcity OF water,
but in others there has been amply sufficient. In
the Yuelta-Arriba there have been copious rains,
and the planters will make large, if not larger
crops than last year, if the season continue favor
able There is prospect of an early commence
ment Of grinding-and this is now particularly
necessary on account of the scarcity Of hands,
which can only DO compensated by an extension of
the harvest season. On the whole, however, the
crop of Cuba will not equal in amount that Of last
year.
The Prensa assumes that in IOuisiana there has
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7 Ras

7 Es,s
SIHttIN.A .- ruh 81 an riWefhya
ne. aan Ia .y,n.e, weekly "a e2 nsariae'y ~ al
-. atb,rss - u II aiaIs.i al c's"s- No p"pf
- ,a ,i-connusd - tlc option . ihe ff"P''eo''
,,t,l At an. arnk,s sust t4ss hr. II pad
ApYE3yisIyfh1 u>tt.a of 10 cents er sqoareo'
nos ar L.. 10, IN nscrt, and ~ ots ' ea' con
,u,anre uness form or weekly anu 'neh
-, sia viii rhars,liot' ach n,'hion u ne neno'
n, IA, nat MAX On the Ms, vii. published l"r
.. r.,l uuf ami cusrgri i,=s rIint -,
n. ftl.I, Al Al'E -.
IS
! ~. '''.'''''''
to 4 80.
- Advertisements nerei both papers suteetio sP"
eaiaot. ,..ix t,,,.a;.,.
5 Annual erssrs will he limited to heH immeaiae
80 the advertisements charged al trah''.h 'a''S -
:, HI new Advertisements appear in the daily anu tri
y ltp"rs i'll ,ii,,s ~ 81, ar,cd
Obituary notices which 'ke'en es1' ar
= -, ..r he
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FORWARDING BUsINEsS.

FORWARDING BUcINESS
From the NsrsGrra aisir. to J., ,nc bura y" J"s
River l'naRl, and 10 sWWth- Wrs'csn N'r-
gimt0 md Tennessee Via W." q I.
nnd Esss TrMW. 4 VIRGINIA
hmaIroaas.
AM PREPARED To FORWARD MERCHANDISE
u .u the IA tavoinhlr u aud " iil"ut delay
Having control tiw,rky line "t beats, t~h'h WIZ hc
mad" the h=, Will iniiiy ~ "hhh com
pei ever, oih,r day ll nil good" are ''iAn
cd than l. stna, I" get them 'f'm me
mh,r,r- Time through from New f"fk :" knoh'io "n'y
thirteen days
a rcduet In Tolls on the Canal the rSrcn
are than halt Of hat they
by thr SOU, h side railroad
sv Char. atab, iliow the goods IN their ,"s'ina
tun AIfHI n '',r
Forra- daz nd Com Merchant,
iy l1u III H.. \. kichn"nl Va
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EHEAr HEO,IT."N o. So; -; AMt!E, s,u;1,n,,S. 0T

N
IN me CANAL -IlIE HIGHEST RA l. ofFRElihT
ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE bNL> WtIh rex lui
InS-Ov tsROCERIES. CROCKERr, QNEEASHARE.
,c DNi - tTN PLR lD rms, Nhnh includes all .s"n
SEES from wbsrNrs at Krm"Hd To Iyuchbufg Gnano On
Is -, per e 2tt1 lbs
THANK the liberal patronage heretofore received
la thi t,Hd" stll the Car al,
nnt nod. through above low So send your
goods the &c, the quicker aud c""r"tl them
LIE, "n the Dock.
nurl6is Richmond. Va
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NTEW ARRIVAL. OF l.kATEs.-Ju.t Z. receis {.
IN cd and for sale extremely low prices the largest and
finest stock of CRATES aud FENDEtS Offered in this
market which the attention OF those respectfully
invited examination the stove aud Tin Warehouse
second door below the Market Map Street. LynehbuIg Va
septl5ts G. S. BLISS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

VN-EED's PATENT SEWING. ~ HINES.
w FMS is the ino,i rol,abl. SEWING MACHINE ever
,han ~ =, % "f am ,y Marhn. hn works with cas-. on
silk the heaviest cloth leather either of
which works in superior manner making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work while
10th idcs Of the Goth he'd alike, ranR beauty
the e hand work raiy g,ts out &" working or
requires repairing and simple thstan operator
roo all ordinary repairs Oh il. un il is worn ont With
the.c advauiates over other MaenS we feet confident
HoF Patent SnnS nahi"s viii best meet the want. "i
Fam lies all kinds OF Manufacturing Clo'if" Taior' h"ot
liar and saddle Manufacturers will find Ids Machine
that will do their work in rapid and substantial mane and
sewing will mud this Machine particularly adapted To
the r b'dc saving labor enough tew months to
ing Machine besides being a~sS sure "i superior qnay OF
that does net rip easily s,d h. lo"ks niue" M 'r ,nah
nds Dollars this Machine while tr
3, the work done on athcr by this Machine
The editor OF Tue Caartown (ieorga) says when
purchased your Watts Patent Seeing Machine we intend
wholly family use but as II nmcnt'd /" sew
leather cdt On Harness ANA Carriage Trimmings and
heig hbors testify to the superiority m g
work done in th both in o nj Of beauty and strength
outcni this alone the machine has save la
or enongh to pay its cost One OF our neghbors WI" mas
plsntaon is worth the Of his two beat
ry you hav. sold in this vcny has given the great
st satisfaction, and several intend to order Machn,s from
.'o1 soon ,.... ...,,,o, H., n.n,.n,, o,.n,,,
olania1n near New Orleans Your two n@. nHe1a SsS
and with the best of practical results In less than three
,oihcs for my and plantation
and lind he using them has
than paid their
Another Planter used to employ three four bands
making clothes for The ret bu, since purchased your
hole plantation, he wife II for making nearly
all the clothes OF the family feel confident the Machine pay"
for tse.f every three months.
We ali " a Machine examine these, as they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation
9th where stitch il required Price of Weeds Patent
SEEING Machine s 90 and $3.50
WHITNEY LYON, Proprie'ors,
3i5 Broadway, New York.
r Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOVE, dealer in Fancy Goods,
Bonnets &c, Lynchburg. Va mar 30-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

SOMBRERO GUANO, FROM sOMBkERO
- ISLAND, WEST INDIES The richest formation Of
Phosphate Lime known the world containing 70
Bone Phosphate of Lime bting 10 richer in
Phosphate of Lime than Bone Dust For sale by the subsr
much lower than Peruvian Guano and
monals received superior to it In ertizing qualities Fc,
further particulars apply to W. I. ANDERSON.
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