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E b. the principal druggists
I. IOGAN.& Co; EEhbIeSlle
-uEses, Supporters, ehonldeF
81 WhssinssSH sslS
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RARE CHA.NCH!

LNoB sale, for 500, cash. well Established and cash
business; sales every week Amounting 70 elO0-
Satisfactory reasons given for selling Apply At ts
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DENTISTRY.

- I10LhX.
TINE undersigned respectfully inform the public that
have associated themselves together for the practice
of Dentistry Their Oee Is at 149 Market street betUsa
Monroe and Union Sts) where they Will be happy
their friends and all others wishing the services Of
Dentist.
They both students and yeFal the assist
ants Of the late Dr. Huhen and the senior partner has
been constantly enGaeed in the practice for himself Tor TIE
last eleven years. during which time he has
ted with OF the leading Dentists in almost all ths
cities OF the uuited States, and has 6amaTsed hmH
with their various peeuaFies in operating They eFo
fore feel confident OF being able 20 give entire satsaeoa
TO All who may favor them with thslr PatrenaEs; =,
whe.l ling, Nov. IS. 1851. JAMES ORR
N. B.-0IessFs r. o. take pleasure in referring, byp
mission, 20 the following gentlemen:
q. r. Weed, d. D.: Hon Geo. W. Thompson, His Hon Ahd
Caldwell Morgan Nelson, Esq., B. IL Enh, Esq.,, Dr!ohn
HIldreh, ;. Todd Faiant DeIaplaIn, John Khote
ESQ.,, NeClallens. Knox Co., Marsh Taylor noVls
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
QY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from r. O. BOHham ChSs
~ -. GbersOp to me, dateu September 18th, 1855, and
recorded IN the Clerks ONCE Of Ohio county in Deed Book
-, page 2I6 Wi offer at sale at the front deer Of
the Court House In the city OF Wheeng Friday the t
day OF January 1855, 10 O'Clock the following de-
seFtbe property, 70 WtsLOts nube4 ed (nnel and 10
en at the Of Water and Second In Centre
Wheeling, known the Phoenix Paper M beng the sane
Robert C. BOnham and Charles II. ibersOn, together VIII
the buildings machinery, and all other aPpuTtsnanss
thereto belonging.
TEAMS sALE-Oae-thir Of the purchase MONEY TO b
paid In cash. and the residue six and twelve months, via
interest from the day % sale. I
decI4-td j n iIICTlI.Y Trustee
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TaE Rev. "Parson Brownlnw" lectared on
slavery in Memphis, ON the 9th inst. In the
course of his remarks, he announced his inten.
fion ia 90 ON n mission next spring. to the
'.heathens Of New England" q
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For Rent.

THE Dwelling HOuse on 4h st, opposite Mrs. Y,,,,
Boarding house, a present oeeupied By :. MsI9.
Esq. Ithas Gas fixtures, &e., large paTlofs sv
beers, and finished garrett; stable, WoSdshed Sc s'
Apply to @. ". GRAHAM
4 H.
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To Let.

ONE large room, 81 story, corner OF Main and Cu,,
St. With high ceiling, ven Lighted and Plastsrsd- Al
one fronting Quincy street 30 by Go feet Possession Is
l9 iaass APPy'o WI. Mcarr.
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~ Price . cents.
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This incomprehensibIs Imminent, which the great
mass afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs Rheumatism, Neuralgia Go9t, Eyspelas,
Cancer Scroa SpFaIn, Bruises, Burns, ScRlds and all
cutaneous diseases rapidly supersedng All similar prep
The proprIeOrs give for the of
deFul effected by during the pas. few months Ger
tihcates from the parties in the possession
the prOprrtOrs but their length Preeudes publication Of
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE FRAuD.--The admission
(says the Philadelphia Argus) is at last reluc-
tantly made by the New York papers, that no re-
guar message has ever been transmitted through
the medium of the Atlantic Telegraph. The whole
thing turns out to be a stupendous humbug, if not
a premeditated fraud. Mr.. Cyrus W. Field, who
was q few weeks ago looked upon as a veritable
lion turns out to be an animal of totally diff
erent description. As soon as the shares in the
company were bobbled up to the proper altitude
by the general tom-foolery ofpublic celebrations,
he took good care to sell out his stock, and resign
his situation as director Of the company. Instead,
therefore of being considered an available can
ddae 70, the next Presidency, by those. who
had more enthusiasm than common sense, he bids
fair, if Justice is done in the premises, to bo
didate for very different situation.
The credulous public, which has run mad with
excitement over the Atlantic Cable, will now have
ample time to reflect upon the egregious folly
which has made US laughing stock to the whole
civilized world.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01

PERsoNAL.--A PARIS CENrENAEIAN.-In an old
house in the Thevcnot thero has lived for
many years very remarkable person--thc dress
maker of the Countess du Barry, once the famous
mistress of Louis NN This aged lldy, born in
1857, worked for the Countess up to 1893, when
the i-starrcd favorte went her last walk TO
the scaffold. She lives in good circumstances,
having on income Of 5000 francs. Offourtcen
children to whom she gave birth, three only are
living the youngest Of whom is scventyfve years
old her diet is very simple, consisting of two
meals day, with only water for drink. In Feb
uary lS4S, at the outbreak of the revolution, she
had chairs and tables placed in the yard of her
house, and entertained the insurgents, and all
who would be her guests. On being asked why
she did so she answered, "Ca me rajeunH joHmedt
ga me rDppellc 1880" " Because it makes me
young again; it reminds me of the Revolution Of
2go
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TEirGnArn SlcRrrs IN FRAAcE.-A correspon-
dent writing from Paris says:
1t may be interesting to Telegram transmitters
in France to say that their private affairs are duly
transmitted to the Minister Of the Interior and
that special tunctionnrics employed in select
ing from the various interesting dispatches. mes
sages love. Of mourning, of business, Of des-
pair, to amusc the leisure moments Of the Govern
ncnt official. Having had occasion Of late to use
this heneicient gift Of science somewhat cxtcn-
sively, ! was curious to observe that each tcle-
gram was taken before transmission, On inquiry
| find that no less than four transcripts are made
for various departments and of course the ostcn-
sible object is to put Government in possession of
possible or constructive treason. But how is this
end to be obtained? When Thomson sends word
to ''look after his carpet bag and send it by the
next train" how is the solemn official to know
that the "carpet bag" may not mean an Orsni
bomb in the conventional slang of conspiracy?
merely notice the fact to exhibit the uneasiness of
continental power and the folly Of its prophylac-
tic cxpedicnts.
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Aailp S'ir9iuiau.
Georgia. -"Theie she Stands Look at
Hort"

Hort"
Georgia has over twelve hundred miles of rail
road built and paid for, and yielding To tho stock
holders moro than an average of seven per cent
yearl? dividends
Within the next year 200 miles Of additional
road m eompl plct"d and equipped will he operation
These roads, with hut II single exception. nre
mn'nls the results of the enterprise, tho energy
and capital Of our own people.
We have cotton, and WOOL and paper factories
rolling mills, onndrics, and machine shops. mer
chant mills, marble yards. gold and copper and
coal mines. all in tlourishng condition, and re-
mnnerating the propretors by handsome returns
ON the capital invested.
The cotton crop of the present year will bring
twenty-five millions of dollars At present prices
The crop of cereals is worth twice TINT sum at
lcast--thc sugar and tobacco crops not being in
the account.
The State tax is not quite onctwclf1h Of ono
per cent-thc net income of the State road will
ha three hundred thousand dollars. The State
debt amounts To about two millions, and II tax of
one fifth of one per cent. would pay it in two
years. Our banks are solvent---our merchants in
the best Of credit. and the people generally out of
debt, with iull crops of cotton, corn. &c. on hand
Th" country is healthy. with the exception of the
epidcmir in Savannah. We hnyc six male colleges
md colleges for the fair scx in almost every vii
lagc containing five hundred inhabitants in tho
State, Looking 10 this statement Of facts is there
n State in thrstendem in thr enjoyment of 20
many ni the material elements of comfort pros-
pcrity and ,ucccss. ms the great State OF Georgia?
II then at this time she occupies proud n po-
siion. what will she be when nl her projected
lines # railroads are conn mplcted-whcn the mines
of gold and copper and coal that now lies in tho
bosom of her mountains opcnedund their rich
deposits brought to market? When, instcnd of
but II fourth, MS she hns. Of her ricb lands in
cultivation the full hall of the rich valleys Of the
North shall bear golden harvest and the plains
of the South and West shall be white with tho
kingly staple. When that day shall come, Geor-
gia will not only be the Empire State of the South
but the Empire State Of the world.-Macoa Tie-
graph.
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N I.Y EXTENDED 10 the cltiyens of lynchburg and all
the contiguous nnd remote counties no he called hthcr
business" pleasure to call at the Clothng bazaar of uR
RoVGIIS SHAFER co and examine Tho desirable stock
OF Ready mae Clothing exhibition As Is
regarded best but recommendation and " It 9th
,rwc hrcnderrd unnecessary by III" unqualified common
dnon of lagon who have tested the clothing
aud sold y during tho ak II would bo superiu
for the limits Of advertisement lo amy thing Of tho
quality style and cheapnesa Of goods especially
ncknow ledge and checriny contcde tho right Of purchasers
To their and ho their Judyss Of tho
quality and fairness Of the prices of Tho good sell
our stock compiaes In tho following articles Extra
Fin" French Cloth Dress and Frock C.niA Medium do Low
priced do Fancy Cloth Dress and Frock Coats French liar.
rs Oaks and other fvorte Cashmere business Suits Super
Black Cashmere Pants Grenadno Maalassr Cashmere Vol
aud other Ncsts of evory suitable material
and In every desirable style Cloaks AZ
FUKNlsHENG DEPARTuENT- In tho fur.
nlshng line stock also complete, comprising part,
ircnrh Yoke shirts Loars Crhya IN great variety Scarfs
aud Iunlors Cashmere" Mrrno Shaker ani Slk under Shirts
and Dnwers Socks Gloves Suspcnder Pocket lidkfs ee.
Robes DE Chamhrr, Travelling Slawa aud u ankes
tmhrollas &c Hl KliOIGIlS. SIIAFER a. co,
Clothing Bazaar, Mnin 81, abovo Bridge,
Iva ur Va
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GREAT ARrEsiAN WELL.-An Artesian we'll
lately opened Mt Bourn, England sends the wntcr
% feet above the surface, mud discharges 800 gal
Ions per minute, or n 90 in ono hour. II feeds
three mills. and is snd to hc tho greatest wcll of
tho kind in the world, excepting tho celebrated
ono at Paris The one wo noticed on the twcnt
eth Of the month as made at Louisville, sends un
inch stream sixty feet high gives 225 gallons IL
minute, or 32I 900 per day.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
RUTURR DAra
VALUAsLR sEDvoHD GAND - sAIF


VALUABLE DEDRORU LAMB fsr sAIK.
!lon the smse. TIL URsDAY the 4h Day of NoyEM
called FAIR VIEW, lying outhe Va and Tenn Railroad u
miles above Lynchbure and 10 from Liberty Che coany ssa
containing cal ACRES Tho the .assn Of En- erset
tod and improved any lands n tho Couaty The f.s 4
sbnndaniy watcred with hna springs and laid on into
divided into parts with proporIsn of vsox
To each On the norh Railroad Isrrs ~
aud commodous BRICK BUILDING, with i0roons lss,
elusive OF the ba.enon with q. o.thosss the
comfort and convenience OF largo family both ws "a
black On the south Of tho RaIlrosd 0RIsT MIL
and turn out for the Of the ownsy aud nseA
~ bors. The paee has also FINE ORCHARDS Of Peach
and Apple Tree. In fnll bearing and eonvenlsnt
years "Ss Of Tho moo. dc.S 4 ~ Ss1 o M S
country tho health ofthe place and the Of surroun
ding sccnrry unsurpassed anywhere Persons dssiring IT,
time and place the Crop Stock Household and Kitchen rsrn
tar" and perhaps some Likely Negroes The sale win
cd. Terms made known the day Of safe.
ocS dtda Il. O. 6TEPTOE
RIchmoud Wing copy lawtds -.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPRRTY.-O.
scrbcr will offer for sale Public Auction promises
all that VALUABLE PROPERTY, 10 the city of Lyn~hbarE
adjacent To tho Oar and Machine shops Of the Va Ten
Railroad II fronts lbs feet Jefferson street. running back
l2O fect TO l2 feet alley, and has on aCOMMOD1OUB
TENEMENT. 10 by no fee substantially built Of M
aud brick and with suitable for any buslness
requiring room and strength of superstructure.
desired the property can DO convsnicnsiy divided into
TERMS aud la months equal and the titlo
oc, ia.dias; - ~ ''"' : WALTER HENDERSON
1UNRUsTEE's sAGE.-By virass sT aesM ss
trust executed by d. Calnon and ~ record IN the CLERKS
the Ind day of NOVEMBER next at 10 O'Clock A. M and
ont Of tho Market house In Lynehburs sell Public Anr
"%sfs ca" f. rS ,,. az: work HORSES ~.
out 3dsaurday ednesday saturday monday sfuesday
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Forney on the Jones Affair.

The Philadelphia Press makes light of JruUs
ministerial appointment. after this fasion:
Let us fancy dr. Jehu q. Jones at the court of
Vienna, convcrsing Through the medium Of an
interprctor) with the Prime Minister, What ii
that iunctionnry asks him what special services
towards the United States recommended him to
the high diplomatic Office Of Ambassador to Aus
trim, what reply ran he stammcr out. Shall he
say. 81 did littlo IA clergyman, and less n
mliarly termed rather hard up persuaded tho
honest, supplemented true men of }crks county,
in Pcnnsy lyanin, that would serve them faith
fully. They believed me- and returned mo to
Congrss. Very speedily, by miraculous process
often practccd Mt Washington by legislative Mi
cnwbers. emerged from humble into wealthy cir
cumstanccs. ingratinted myself with the Presi-
dent and frequently dined at his table.
To swell my own Importance and show how
well had got on, publicly tauntcd better man
than myself with moi having Ind his legs under
the Presidential mahogany: voted ngaingt tho
Sovereignty of tho People, which was elected TO
support; and, finally, returning back to seek re-
election from my constituents, was defeated"
The Austrian Count, if hc has any taste for hu-
NOR. may smile, while he says, "Ah. Monsieur I
Amhnssadenr ! perceive you owe Your appoint
mcW here To your unfortunate disappointment at
home! You come from n strange country where,
because II country kicks you, the Government cc-
Yates you to high Office. They say, in fact that
because your own neighbors who know you we'll,
think you unfit to represent them in Congress. you
are just lit to represent you nation at Foreign
Court"
How his Excellcncy. the Ambassador will re-
ccyc such taunt ns this--which may be looked
NJ well nv spoken-wc leave to the lively imnginn.
ton of our readers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01

FArrp FAMlllEs.-tndor this heading. ycstrr
day. we alluded to the melancholy mortality in
the Paulackcl family. Another family which
has been heavily visited. calls attention whilst
upon this sub cct. Mr.. kocnrnd Fuhri, II scholar
and author and at one time an extensive publish
cr i'll Holland, came to this city several years
since to repair reverse OF fortune he met with in
his own country lie pr"spcred well that last
year he sent for his family, and they arrived in
September Of that year r-hs wife and seven chill
drcn This summer hc succeeded to the book
store Of Mr., Norman on Camp street, aud badc
fair to prosper. Mr.. Norman, before he left, spoke
to Mr.. luhri Of the probabilities of fever, and nd
vised him to send his iamily over the lake, offer
ing his own house over there for their nccommo-
daton.
This kind oHrr was declined, Mr.. f. stating
that he and bis family had adopted New Orleans
as their permanent home and, wishing to become
acclimatel, willing to take their chance ns
the fever came along. 50 they stald IN the city;
the fever came: and here is the result, copied from
the published records
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LYNCHBITRG COLL.EGE,.
lyuchburR, Va,

rENE fonr annual session oft Institution will commence
Il On the 18th September
The location Of the hcaIca aud most accessible In
The clre aud The study both Classical
Scientific that of the best American colleges.
The Military department Will be efficiently maint tainod
der the Of Mr. Il Bankenshp. graduate of tho Vr
Rna Military Institute mud recently connected with the
United States Coast survey
The several professors will have exclusive charge Of tho
Grammar School In which young will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or business
FAGu ITY.
ROBERT L. BROCkETT, frasident; Professor of Natu
Science
Iycrnars q MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellies I.citrcs.
H. CABrLL, b, Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. BL,SKrNsHr. Professor of Mathematics and Insruc
Tor of Tactics
Rev w W WALKER, Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci
cncc and OF History.
GAKIAsp A. NJ. Professor Of Constitutional Law
D. A. LANdHoRSl, NJ. d. Professor of Anatomy and Phys
iology
Gusrrrr ApoLruo sARroRI LII d, Professor of Modern
Languages.
EXPENSES.
Board % per week washing $ % per month fuel and
lights SO term Tuition. sa0 In tho Grammar School, and
$50 IN The Collegiate department for halt session
e Catalogues containing further information be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President. aug 5ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01
IMN1 ENSE SAVING OF FUELl
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK or
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, 30.

&. s. BLISS II CO.,
INVITE attention tn the very attractive dsplay Of Fall
and Winter Goods which they have been receiving for four
weeks Our stock comprises the variety and bcs
oeoced Of offered In this markot snd Offer
unusual Inducements IN prces. -.=s
Our great variety OF Cooking Stovea for wood and coa
not he cScclird for economy and convenience
Parlor Stoves and Radiators wood and coal
aud beautiful patterns worthy tho Of
Dining Church design perfect
In operation oce Church and Factory Stoves Of all
Mt remarkably low prices
Grates-Rch, medium aud low priced and adapted TO the
wants Of ALL Ts'a.
The Morning star Cooking Range. entirely srcc
mud superior all others that have preceded It. Having
arged Sales Rooms double their former capacity
made purchases early In the selecting stock
personally tho leading Fouudres In tho Northern Cities
feel confident Of being abo to supply all In want with
better assortment and better terms than has before
een done in this mnrkca the Stove and Range arehousa
.otond door below The Market Main Street Lynchburg Va
"etl.ts Hiss 90.
II q. a q. A. D1UGuGD, sncccssors - ..
lie DIU0UfD SONs will keep constantly on hand
nrRe stock Of all Kind. Of FURNITURE Of their own manu-
iacue which they will be pleased shew the old friends aud
patrons d. H. Duguid 4 Sons and the public General
They also keep constantly on hand large SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES. Of all sisss, also large
WOODEN COFFINS, Of every description, and will phy
prompt attention tho undertaking business ~ all hours
ef2bdActa ID. =. q. A. DIuOUTD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01

The widow and the four youngest children re-
main here, but are not iricndcss. As the father
was a scholar and II man Of refined tastes, and
once well off in the world, SO his daughters that
followed him were edncated, amnblc and accom-
plishel. All would have been valuable to society
had the yellow DESTROYER spared thcm.-Ncm Of-
leans r'resccnf Dft %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01
DEAD WHAT TnmAK.PEAREs SAYS.

ID WHAT AsgA AKsPEARE SAYS:
HI GOOD PICTURES,
If IL well done when It's done
Then II well |, done quickly '-Shakspeayf
So II you wish it re i0ne a superior manner,
You'll fhd il quickly done, and rtH donc, by TANNER.
n. s. TANNER a. co,
Main Street, 8 doors from Bridge Street.
Lynchbnfg Va
La and Gentlem cordially invited PoR-
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens Pilot graphs,
Ambrotypes Melainotypes &c sc.
Also, the beautifu PATENT LEATHER PICTURE, which
) SO convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken all kinds of weather and enclosed In beau
tiful al the low prices from 80 cents to $50
and beautiful of Cases Gold Lockes Me
daons Loekct Rings, Beaspin Keys Seals &c. in grea,
variety, just received
fresh supply of the best Material in the country
Don't forget 10 call. oct l4ts
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON
I E RMS

The vIRGINi>\ Is published ally at So ami rwe,klya
s3 annum IN and weekly at - invariably in al
otherwise 81 80 will charged ali No
will be the option of the proprietors
until all arrearages shall have been paid.
inserted for 5ocents square OF
first INSERTION and M cts for each
ordered weekly and then 30 cts
Der square will each Insertion II the number cf
be ked the MS IL will b. published tilor
der-d out and charged accordingly
He EARLY nATES ARE
For one quarc ally.
For one do senrweeky y......................... 70
For
r7y Advertisements Intended both subject
II
tn Annual eriisers will he limited to their immediate
charged at transient rates
All appear In the daily and tri
Obituary notices which eight lines charged
atebly tor the
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WEKD~ PATENT nK WING q MAGMINks.

XNEED's PATENT HE WING, NJ MACHINES.
this market. In the quality Of ia work rs du.
rabity and ampety The operation OF easier learned
the fines, silk the heaviest cloth enhsr either Of
which works In avery superior manner making straight
both sides Of the cloth stitched alike rvallns bsaaty
the most elegant hand work. rarely gets Of working
perform all ordinary repairs IT, until 1t h with
these advantage: over other M.ohns v. feel eonsdsD
Families all kinds Of Manufacturing clolsrs Tsora Boot
vii .aiL
that will do their work In rapid and substantial and
~ aSa S
' wants besides saving labor enough n few months 10
n Machine besides being always sure of y superior qualify Or
does mot easily and that looks much nicer than
and work. Boot and shoe Manufacturers Thou.
sands of Dollars by h Machue while for purpo.
tho work done leather by this Machine better than
Tls editor ise Gsd.r.qwn Georgia! P..r,s. When
ed wholly of family use but as Va ~snpod 20 sew
leather u cd Harness and Carriage Trmming and
S Sos
and feel confident for this alone the machine has saved la
large plantation ssys is worth the wages Of his
% We s
est satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
Extract from lcttcr written by a gentleman. owning
plantation near New Orleans Your two Wssfs Patent Sea-
hem and with the best Of practical results In less three
weeks the two operators on hen nnseed complete suit Of
lnd the time In using thsm ssason has
than paid their f.. .4.t. tr,zfs 81, s.s =
Another says used employ three four hands
In making clothes for the but since purchased your
the whole plantation while my wife for making nearly
all the clothes family feel confident Machine
for Itself every three monShs -
We wish al who need Machine to examine these. they
the simplest and hes. for Family Piantasa
9th where stitch required Price Of Wssss Pessss
SspinS Machine ei00 and $3.50.
WHITNEY 4 LYON, Propristoss
345 Broadway, New York.
II Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOvE, dealer In Fancy Goods.
Bonnets &c. Lynchburg, Va u,sr 39ts