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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-21

Il
f I r E
INSURANCE COMPANY.
At the annual meeting of this Company held at their
Oaice in Cark's Block Tuesday, jan 9th, the follow
ing named persons were chosen Directors for the
ensuing, viz.
aenry A. Denny, Worcester, Geo. NJ Rice, Worcester,
SEQ blackburn, Boston, WIN. B. Fox jr e"
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel Fainter, "
Alonzo White, Leicester, sam'lL. Hodges CherryVy,
y Denny, Olappvlle d. N. Bigelow, Clinton.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY A.
DENNY chosen President, VIM. 8. DENNY, Score
tsry, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been in successful operation since
Nay 1856 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Bnidngs stocks Of Goods, first class Machine shops,
addressed to the President Secretary, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester Jan. 7. 1857 DIFF II
GPRINGFlELD FIRE AND MARINE
y INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital and Surplus, S35O,OO0s
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't.
W. CONNER, JR., sec'y.
MAssASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital, Sl5O,O0O.
s. s. DAY, Pres't.
]. 8. PARISH, sec'y.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent Of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
Vicinity is prepared to issue policies property against
oss or damage by Gre. All claims fairly and promptly
JOHN G. KENDALL Agent,
EBAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE co..,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Oapltal pald .$l6O0O0 %
WIN. B. CALHOUN, President.
Jos. O. PYgoHoN, Secretary.
Will insure Real and personal Property against FIRE,
application to WIN. DENNY, Agent
At the office Of Mechanics Mutual Fire nsurnce
Company, Clar's Block, Worcester.
ja20 dtf
INSURANCE.
&rNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 81, 100000
PHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
Capital s200.000.
KoME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York
Capital S500,000
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
OAITTAL 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY Providence.
CAPITAL $4,000.
me ABOVE named Companies continue 20 insure unde
ayorabie terms. Dor further particulars, inquire Of
OH dawu Worcester
~ U1NCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
GE ANOE CO-Incorporated 1851.
Available mud Cush Capital
100000
lnsurea Buildings, Furniture and Merchandise, Stock
Rates, and continue to pay 20 per cent dividend
year policies, and 60 per cent dividend on Ave yeara
policies, at their expiration.
Worcester Office in Mechanics Hall.
myo decd D. ROWLAND, Agent.
AIDES WAsCh STRING skIRTs,
ma for 81 Goa nd $1T5 at HARRINGrON'S
Aub du 204 Main street, cor. Elm.
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TIME CITY GRIST MILL,
MerriGeId's Building,
Exchange Street, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-21

GrnEn Of all kinds ground to order at short notices
suit purchasers. HOWARD HOLDEN.
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M U r E N e aeon
AND -
G. AT BAR GAINS,
j. l.. HOOD,
AT THE
plesGeneraT Housed Furnishing Store.
Nos. 226, 22s, $50, and 2s2
MAIN ST, wore ESTER.

The attention of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
% PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
beautifully 1rnamened in various styles and colors
which will be sold at less than sholesae prices have
also just resolved an invoice of
TOLMAN's AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the best spr ng Beds 10 use and just the thing
for this hot weather. Also,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND oURLED HAIR,
which will be made inc Beds Mattresses to order if
desired, and warranted to be represented. or
REFRiG TORS,
nave now on hand good assortment of different sizes
and of both the old and improved patterns which will
be sold at greatly reduced prices have also for sale
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
grounds and which cannot fail to recommend itself to
any one who likes that beverage made in the best
neg.
TO HoUsEEEEPERs AND ALL OTHERS,
cordial invitation is extended to examine my goods and
learn the prices at VIII ii they are offered.
NEVER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell you this secl
ond hand establishment that you will fad nothing bu
econd hand goods at Hoods bat and for your
selves and you will learn what others have learned before
hat you buy
Better New Furniture of every descriptions;
Better NV Wooden and Painted Carpetlngs;
Better New Crockery, Glass, and China Ware;
Better Britannia, and Silver Plated Ware;
Better New Tea Travs and Table Cutlery,
Better Window Shades and Paper Hsngings,
for less money than any of those establishments where
false representations are made for the purpose of trying
to m3nopOise the trade.
The reason why my goods and can be sold cheaper
roy expenses less than those Of any other
ofhe kind doing the same amount of business ana
] an Wiling to serve customers many hours for
the same money any other man; therefore invite all
VITO wish for good bargains fair dealing and good treat
ment to the Peoples General House. Furnishing Estab
lishmen 226, 22s 49, and 232 Main street, that they
mayj Judge for themselves if these things not So
loo
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Tho Seminole Indians in Florida,

The Tampa (Fa.) Pennsular Of the goth, pub
fishes letter from Col. II. A. Crane, of Tampa
who says:
Bly,s boat party together with their families,
have agreed to emigrate the arrival of Col. Rec
tor, who is expected hero in December next
This party also thinks that several of Sam Jones 8
party may be induced to go; and for that purpose
the chief of the party is now engaged in asccrtai-
ming their true sentiments in relation to their re-
moyal.
The accounts from Miami, rs published in the
Key Of the Gulf. are greatly exaggerated and cal
culated to do much in jury. The facts Of this mat
ter are, that a party Of seven Indians, with me-
gro interpreter, and their families, are the only
Indians on the eastern coast or have been for the
last year. This authority have from the chief of
the boat party, who saw them both going and re-
turning.
The Marco Indians (the boat party, proper
will bring their families in or near Fort Myers
about the Goth.
That the matter, as TO the number OF warriors
in the country. may be set efectually at rest l
will now state that tho whole number is only thir-
ty-fye living men---no more nor less--and my
knowledge is cleaned from several Indians exa-
mined separately, who agree to names numbers
and camps.
Sam Jones' party--consisting Of nine men and
their familics-are now near bowieg ianaihg' ON
the edge of the Everglades. Seven OF mis- party
arc on Pine Key (this is the party that is seen ~
Miam,) in tho 'Glades ~,
The Tallahassees-fve in number-are at Bill
Tvs Old Town in the Cypress The boat party
Marco Indians) have been for the last two months
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IMMENSE SAVING. DE- uVY.L!
LARGE AND SPlIENDlb SIbs sk OF
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, GRAFT s, &c.

&. :. BLISS CO,
INVITE the htiraftlN dfplaf II all
aud 1ols whict they have hrn wig Tor for
past stock comprises the gr"iirs 'iy and beat
t.oci.i offered IN t4, Inakoi and offer
unusual Undue en- nts Ia prices.
great variety Of Cooking Stoves far wad aud al
NJ ,"' rxcecd tor economy ahd convenience.
P.rlp and Radauis for wood al coal snnls new
tuul WORTHY lie attrnt on @. purchasers
and Church stoves rrcu rcat hep aud perfect
IN operation oic. church ani faery stoves Il ali Styles
/ remarkably low prices
Greos-h medium and low priced, aud adapted TO tho
Of all
Morning star Cooking Range. onrrly new article
superior all others tha haN" mcH'd H. Having
iArgcd Sales Rno4 double ltnr former capacity, and
made purchases the and seeciias sock
personals from The leading fouues IA TIE Northern CIies
Il cuuiitou Of being able to snfly all IN wan with
aud better terms than hs tN"r before
n mtrkrtat the St"N"ahd Lang" Warehouse,
y Hiss \
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DEAD wss.y ysHaN~p. .s,.Es sAYs.

HI 90 Cd II li'EIst
az " !, Il dlne WHEN IS Il
Then w'ii it VIE Il III, picky. y.'-Shatspcdre.
Spf yor .-h i: i'eH d1uf n a 81 -ior
You'li i.d it fac ~ doat, and one, by TANNtR
y. ) ! ASNER a co,
Main treci :. Dc l. Bridge Street.
LynctburE Va
Ia les and cnrdatr invited Ia FOR
TRAIT GALLERY, cnntairiaG ,.,'iens OF Photographs,
Ambtnivprs Mriaigctylrs. Hc.
the beautiful PA TENT Lea .R PlCTI RE, which
$ 10 for sent nE by inaiI.
Pciues taken in all knd "f ""at- and enclosed in beau
tifu a, the very W prices from tents to s2l
and beautiful ssortnent II Gold locAets Me
d1lious ockrt Hihgs, Breasrn E Seals, Sc Ia great
,ari, ~. just re, .ived
A n,si supply of the best tefial IN tie country.
II,' iir ural. '-t ilis
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UNlNR GREEN IL BLACK TEAa.-l ssprSd
II have in stock Of superior GREEN AND k9k AH
BLACK TEAS, put up In small packages for fami leaM
lies For Sale by JOHN II. sEAf.
oct i,.t.1 Druggist =
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~ODEY,su.ADYsB HOOK Ter DECkWD z h,
IN inst received Ipov 2c.d.s n G. yICToRS.
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AA,n.n,. rArNNT -nMrNG MA.m.Nn-.

w 1hi- -hc rIr,, reliable SEWING n MA,iiINE cver
offered in lh, rarG"I 10th IN the quality Of s work IT, dn
than Mn,Unr wio 1t WORKS With
the huest h ia" h'NInzi cloth or ic'thor on eihrr :"
cv,"iy much hu,r to1G ordinary hand work Nhiln
bplh ars p th' cloth trc 1t he'd Hlk" rSamg ~ e'any
tno CANT h.4, wula Vt t'y gets out st "r Or
der rg r auu HrJ snplrthal an ulrrai't ehn
perform all ordinary trjau 'n " unl a""rn INT Win
these advantage, over Mu,inos focl confident
ranf III 49, :, ,,. ,,,'t,, i',,,y.,rs T,ior ~,
aud Shur Muh,rn any obt requiring seam In their "fi
lId,Iess -adnr Nluuu 'Urcrs " hud this Ma liz
that VIII do tr wo'h d and substantial ~ tnn't, al
iuut viii hnl tls AHchi" particularly adopted I"
then Los,d saving labor rnungh ina t." "nnttA t"
pay tru rsin wn mad ercUt saving by MINIS ils 5e'
ing Machne ,siN htng sur" "i superior anht OF
woikthai docs npt p cty aud that i"ohs mheh n1er an
sands of Doat ry tina M'rhn" While for many rao
The done On leather 10y ihs Machine IS better ihah
Tn, oii lin, C1i,. town Gee tn> Patriot sayt, When
purchased Your H@!s Pacm HwinR Mooh,af We htend
IN leah' NNt1 "a on harness ah" lffiaSr fhhheR mn
hhpts testify To tie superiority oi 4 -
work done IN Wis wa, oh III y" nj d" h'hniy and 4fspi
and "etr, confident tor 's a'h W" 'a hie mas IA Ia
hor r 70. i'c,-t One If hrighbar- Ma las
hands IN the tnr saves ~ mlhi ri"hs i'I h' i>i ny
Machine y"u sV" s"iin Mis- veni'y has given th" great
satisfaction several ntpui TO order Machine hom
you
EAirart from letter written by Gentleman, OWNING u
plantation Nov O,irhns h"Ir Nv" H'faH Pafe" SIR
NaAs htr hrn IN almost c.nsfhni ns" HHf" h"nRt
them. nnd with ~" h-" o." rf1co" tt-u In les ihah three
weeks The Two oc'''r~ "n '',m HT'da complete vi "i
eiohcs e" 'wH ni r'd ami ten ilantnii II tn-ds
md hrd The o saved IA using them On" seasan has moro
thnp I,hid cir ,o.t
Aiohr liant. 41y. u.ol mIoy three fl1f LANDS
inGLp. r.o'i,- los tie rot hit snro purchased Your
Hoofs PGit S1cu0 Uachm' "nc hand does thr sewing for
the who'll plantation w,I, ~, ,e making ucatr
all the cpih, ih family. - cpnti'n' tic Maehnepas
tor itse.f .f,Vr thrur wontli~.
Wew,st ali who need Machine 10 cxamne tirsr they
where stitch /, required Price ot Hesa ia'tt
4 Ll Mp
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.
~. NJ.

fuNIE fourth annual session of Institution will commence
u tho 7ih September
Tho location Of tho heahi'st and most acce.st6e
entire South and the oi study both CassicAl and
Scientific equal that Of tho best American colleges
Tho Military department III b1 efficiently maintained un
the Of Mr. H. Bankenshp, graduate Of ths vr
gnir Military Institute and recently connected with the
United Statps Coast Survey
Tho professors Will havo excluave charge OF the
Grammar School In which young men win be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or business g-li
y A q .. r n.
ROBERT l.. BROCKETT presideWt Professor Of Natu-
raj Science.
LYcuR0us q MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Letrea
H. CABrLL D., Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
J. Il BLAhkkssnr, Professor of Mathematics and Instrue
o Of Tactics
Rev W W WALLER. Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci.
enca and OF History.
SAMUEL GARLAsD A. M Professor of Constitutional Law.
d. LAsanoREE, NJ. b. Professor Of Anatomy aud Phys
ioogy
Language .
EXPENSES 81
Hoard 81 Fer we,k washing si 25 per month fue! and
ighis go Tuition. go In the Grammar SCHOOL, and
$50 In the Collegiate Department for half session
Catalogues containing further nformationi can Do OBJ
tained by ado the President. aug Dts
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AN,>v,rArsoN ismEnEnYeonn.A

4 bNNpEA1EDN - HI akEhA eOhDtAb'-
"A Ll EATENDED to the enaene II iyucthn AMI al
ana ronoi. 'm'ics who nay be eaet l',
pleasure 10 efl at the t"ins Bshaa of Bur
RuUGS. SAFLk co and oxaInjne lie te,'lahi, stock
ietdy made Clothing NJ" on exhibition As - PRAISE IS
rrwi,. render. unnecessary the unquaioi cnmmon
da,n f cgio,s " h hay. tasted The clothing manufactured
y during the past II would be supeia
the limits OF An adveren' III to say amy tins 9" I'll"
Inay, syc and rlran'ss "i our goods especially Ms ""
,hcernliy coucce thu rst of purchasers
their common sense and b, their own JHdffs "i the
quality f,nc.s Of The prices of lie good we 81
stock "onpes in Iart III" following article, EHtla
Fne French Cloth Dire ond "sk Z, at. MEDIUM 10 L."
priced dc" Fancy Coth Dress and ir"ek Coats fren l'a
M favorite Cashmere Business 'us super
snd other Vests orr Coas OF every suitable material
"'a EUIsHissauNs. nss.i DErARTMENT-I the fur
niAlug line stock is Also complete compri'is IN part
trcuch Yoke shirts co,r. cr'sa ere' & nas,y, ssa, &
CANT Robes DE Cham're Trayeine shaws AID B ankes,
Umbrellas a., 81 RRoU1hs. sHAFER y 90,
Cioh,usf zaar, Main ST, abose iridge
rREAT TExCITEMENT.-I"-, opened by
u xpress, 100 pairs Of sup"rhne double sole CATER
BOOTS at sl 80 worth s9ooi 100 pars Of hin sole at
such prices that win astonish the public
now 30 i dts JOHN ABRAHAMs.
UDROGREssION IN THE PHOTOGKAPH-
L IC ARf-PATENr LEATHER PICTURES; for
sen BLISS Photographic Gallery next door to Nir
aug lots ID. Ii. BLISS. Photographed.
uDURE FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal
very superior article Also pure Juice Port Wine,
fine Madeira Wine London Porter For sale ny -
Iep copy Iaug 10 Is ". a. STROTIIER & co.
7 OOK rO YOUR RCOAu& WOOD BILLS.
Wei re just received another supply Of ie celebrated
Victor and Merit COOK STOVES tor wood aad coal which
admired at the late Agricultural and Me-
chan this place BY the great saving of fuel the
thickness their superior hnah aud bereet opera
o the various departments of cooking ,hfy are aeknowl
edged be known We have hted 10 soine
Copper r,ervoir hot water boe which 10 very great
convenience in furnishing hot all times, without any
heated by the smoke pipe, ahd without
Interfering with the cooking arrangements OF the stove
nov AZ G BLISS & co.
FOODS FOR lsENTs.-A handsome stock o.
IN Plain and Fancy Casmeres Broad Cloth Silk Plush
Wooen Vcstng be had at prices TO please all
st foct IA Ia J. A. STIGLER & cos.
(HOl ID PENS! GOLD PENS!-NOTICET TO
In THE WRITING COMMUNITY.-I have just received
another supply well known and superior TPTOP
GOLD PENS been well tried and have nev.
er yet surpassed equald and every
Csl and supply yourselves dec l. dts n c. VICTOR
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<rs - HSEWARp.-Rhc nb tcwnrd y2e-ry-n
sNsb W Il be raid the i.is.rt any SMxlW
know edge Ill irad to tic Il NJ ~
that stray I'd her about : IA of An @N~
grt So i. old .. atae stt Nth he spots, and
has wloh uhust,ay lie apart. Apply At
Lis Of.cr lseptlnts.
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~ TON, TRACY & 90, wAi.rHAn. MASS MAh. "a
rracTrptus or PATENT LEpER WATtHES- NM.
These snDeror made by the aid of @s~S
and hncy, expressly designed to secure With
ow nrc, fine tautal durable and uniformly reliable
time. The In coustrnt ton, and
are the highest authorities to be faucss IN
pfineiu. and quality aud have been proved by the
actin, liable and unfaiingin action These watches
are from the crude materials in single
establishment by and uniform proc. the
ufaciory aued the system that has been
adopted in the production q" mo nhtHuaed American nte
arms which enables produce movement at oneaf tie
nrjcc Of any foreign Of The quality aud
perfect performance Tor ten yeas Of evcry
watch manufactured by US
All foreign watches made by hand the American watches
being tho only made by machinery uniform
tenn Nearly all hand made watches detective
nusy getting out Of order In many parts Of
the country impossible find good watch reparers and
watch repairing always uncertain and expansive The In
watches dsposes of this difficulty. and
country merchants well watch dealers keep watches
as mart Of their miscellaneous stock and thus supply their
with u staple which be used other
article without mystery humbug Sold by the trade
''"' ''' ROBBINS g. APPLETON General Agents,
nov d3m eowtl l5 MAIDEN LANE, NEw.YoRK
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I ERMe

Ennis
Tbs VIRGIN, ~ /, published ally at Sf rtwetklya
o. per annum aud weekly st -, invariably IN al
a,,e otherwise ~ % will i ehargen 81 casts y" Papi
will bs discontinued At the option tn" fr"Pieo'S
unul all srrearages shall have been paid
m ne an sa 10, the ar~ insertion. J1t tor each con
.nuanu~ unless odersd weekly and then oct
a, square vii charged zach INSERTION II the num'r ot
,,s be marked the MS. will 6e publshsdt'f
a. i out, and chArgeo according.
HE EARLY All AVE ,
For quaro, ally ~
Foriwo do do ....................'. ~
d, yeekl
two do .''... 49,. w..
fV Advertisements Intended Tor both papsrHsuo9ee''
outraet. - =, .,,,. ,,,r.,.,.
- Auuua viii, be limited 20 their immaculate
h ar the charged al transen rates
~ An new advertisements appear in the dahy ana 'r
~-,rly papers, 80. , ,,,h,,;,.. sr.co.rv.d
~ Obituary notices Wh'en eAeee" "''S"'- -
.t@Lly fort
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rHE.v nEDrsrreN OF CHARGES ON

(NREAT REBttrENN OF sHAKGES ON
N TiIE EGASAL-1HEliIGIlE>T ttATE of FREIGHT
ON GENERA Al MERCHANDISE on Y30CTS PER 10l
I.HS.--ON GROrfRiES CROCKETT, QUEEASUARE
Sc ONLf21 CIS PEE 100 LBS. nhsh includes all eAen'
Richmond In yHehburg Guano on
is 8! s. per to1 lbs
Rnk ui Tor the hera pat ph7f' heretofore received
win thu trad stB the Chra',
pui the sbo, Low So send
goods the get III, ickcr att 'i re forward therN
a : IL L, on the Dock.
Richmond Va
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+ Z \ G = T Q L r.
AN FR'DAS. .sT,NDAY AND MaSpAv

W ny 'lt.n stuck "t NNtN GOODS viii be displayed
tot thc a spc.t nu - the - tul uutry peop.e
NJ, sue, a. m the Bu&NEf. CLOAK ANb - ANCS LINE
I" the ~, Is Il" best evidence Of .ki
nnd H-t, ~ TIE tir mllru ttlo whbadi
l"- with wh tuur ,u'ut that pt'n nf the hnrnn nmily
which IS rud whilst do oAprri u
n, To hli is" n shan hu rirRs"d g. sell To ihe hull
i.urfl oi ~ stali b. glad to nj whn ma
Want EI,I.GN\I NDNNITS. tlbAk- slIAWLS. III 4
D1,L>Sl~. ~ OM EllS FEATHERS, HErulK GOptiS
IT S and many Articles sutnhc tor
Bridal rrcs, a. -. ENtsIEpOvE.
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I -
IT, soldIy \ $. ENGLEpoNE, dialer IN Fancy Goods,
I,,uD,.s Sc i,uttHulg.La iusr



AWAY. the Lr conclusive proof oJrea mon
Judged there u" lthn-a> ing mach ne tero the
,nhi,c parable singers sewing Mnein"s Atiar esta
il,hng it, M spuaiiob n" United StGies Lsy "efe
,xhi;,i ai the late Spo-t Hiyor.sr III Franc whern
the i g'cst premiums; aud srea nahni8ato
IS 10 ms kt them las cen buih ni !ars
Ir,rry brunch industry ~Lir scwnR IA - he DONE
trsr ma, Lc uscd viii i'1u"sn pront A. the Hiee
thu li.iip ttlvcug foot 80 Is sewing with
Singers Machines compared nth hand acwng. No tai"r
snornak,r Irc-slnaGcr, carriage trimmer soldier halfc Ac
.Auud wuiout The fair profit Of using pne of
these gulary eirpoynd .s one Thousand i"ars
n H. prlVAt" vltrT" there nhri to
h. iugciu't nvausI cHssitihhre IterH
aui ,r prr- inl The particularly conN, nlcnl ahl ron
table Ihrs, iuIcrs -Wld" Ia tItf construction ana
vcr, strong l' h., the Why hiud of sewing Ma
rhine inao Prh ot work, coarse "f ne
could perfectly rkrcurd lHnu tnasot lnorio an nth
less Srs Ing made AMI tai under lous
name. Int ,g Ma aEH, hlor" have been found e.fry
where Ia satisfy wauis uf tir public.
Plain printed instructions cruising, are sent with each ma
chine from n ANY readily acquire the art of man
aging them acpcs packed securely TO 20 to any
of world 10 al desiring mora particular IN
formation will appra,ton bJ letter at either oi our ot.
dces forward copy Gf VI. singer Il Cos Gazette Falar
wholly i, voted 10 the Sewing Machine ihter'st
l. N. SINGER 4 co.
i'r,nripai Onice No. 3l3 broadway, New York.
BRANCH OpTiCF u Hanover Vt, Boston; NJ" " chap
ei st Haven CT GoyerN lie n Y, No ga Broad St,
Newark y j.; No. ii2 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia No 100
Batr. - baltimore; No - W"siminstcr St Providence
Ma ith St. Cincinnati; No. 10 North ith ST, ~
Louis. No sl Charles ST., New Orleans No ~ Dahphn
81 Mil. der 2iti&cts
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II JoiiN ABRAHA will orrn this olninf, lUe BEAtTI
FIL CLOTH LDAk> all Of the most approved styles =
They comprise the Highlands, black fancy, RI ulars Trim
very handsome Tann DustelH, Sc lw"ud cail the
purchasers they per - than they
ar be purchased IA the ciy.
nov It's JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
UNOR REN r-TnAT DEslRA HIF ~

u RES DENt +, In Amherst, within sh,t d.anrs hiG
the city, and .eeu,ly occupied hy the Rev Mr. Trapior
Tb. Is and commoious. with a ssary Ont
houses In perfect repair, with fine Garden urhnf Grass
Lots, &c. Iossos ssoL given inm dately APplF TO
JOHN =. IAN,!IbRNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

II BILE PAPERS FROM FIRT.--llerrinE - Champion Fire
ard Burglar proof SAFES-he best In the werd-and at
New prices Those who have valuable hooks md
per would do v,ll 10 put them ia one Il urRdN6S FIRE
PROOF SAFES this is the when fires are most apt
H. 1lloMfNtN a W.
dee Ids Agtn1s Tor Herring.