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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
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NEORTGAHE SABB. -4DssAuIr HAVING
lNL kecn made In the conditions Of certain
lndenture Of mortgage bearing date the TWEEN
~ seventh day Of January A. d. 1858, made,
executed and delivered on that day by Ellen
q. Allen and William H. Allen. her husband,
OF Little Falls in tile county Of Morrison and
Territory (now Statc) Of Minnesota, to the
Little Falls Manufacturing Company Of the
same place, whereby the said Ellen E. Allen
and William II. Allen did grant, bargain, sell
and convey unto the said Little Falls Manu-
featuring Company their heirs and assigns
forever, all those pieces Or parcels Of land
situate, lying and being in the county Of
Morrison. and Territory (now state) Of Min-t
nesota, and known and described as follows,
to wit: Lots numbered One RI and Two E21
in Block numbered Thirteen [l8l in the town
Of Little Falls as surveyed by 8. N. Putnam,
together with all the hereditaments and appur-
tenances thereunto in anywiss appcrtaining,
to secure to the said Little Falls fManufaetnr-
ing Company the payment of the sum of One
hundred and fifty dollars and interest accord
ing to the condition of certain Promissory
Note, dated the Twentieth day Of July 1857
for the sum of One hundred and fifty dollars
with interest at the rate of twelve per cent
per annum payable Twelve months from the
date thereof, to the order Of the Little Falls
1AuAulactuilnH NOmP0ny anu sl&neU Dy the
said Ellen E. Allen, which said mortgage was
thereafterwards on the Eleventh day Of Feb
ruary A. D. 1858 at Four O'Clock r. n, duly
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
Of Morrison county aforesaid in Book A Of
mortgages ON pages 1855 and l66 and whereas
there is claimed to be due and is due upon said
note and mortgage at the date Of this notice,
the sum Of One hundred and ninety dollars
and forty cents ($190.40) and no suit or pro-
cecdings at law having been had or instituted
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage,
or any part thereof, Now therefore notice Is
hereby given that by virtue of power of sale
in said mortgage contained, and pursuant to
the Statute in such case made and provided
the said mortgaged premises above described
will be sold at Public Auction to the highest
bidder therefor, for cash, by the Sheriff of
said Morrison county at the front door of the
Court House in Little Falls in said county on
the Seventeenth day Of December A. D. 1859
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day to
satisfy the amount which shall then he due
upon said Note and mortgage, and the cost
and expenses allowed by law.
LITTLE FALLS MANUFACTURING co.
Little Falls Oct. 18th 1859. Mortgage.
john D. BROWNE, Agent. oct20-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
! aACKWOt Ds--ior Ssptenbsr opens

,Bl4ACKWO 90 DID Ssphnb,r opens
With Hosede.ling ii Syn. ls45, " BE-
:pga history Of m expidit;o. 1or psrsh.s-
ing horsesf for The Bntsh govs.nu,eat pre-
gious. 70 he inv..;;oa of q. cnipe.. 1t i.
valuable. and intensely interesting as Civ
ing graphic description Il life il Syria
aaFelieila, Z marked tais at Ysnies. life. il
concluded. aThe Luck 81 L.dysmaesrr..-
Part 20; s fully sqq.l & Ito previous Ell
parts 81 The tale. f'lsets ind Nsyiss Of
England" IS interesting slii oxs th.t General
Harvey has pretty nsany .adsa var for
", Journal If crn,nise on The Tsnesny;.
k.s Lake, Cesh,l Afsic.,D ~. IN. Spike,
ga Dream Of tho Dead, : s~Ths Elecsion
petitions, no does e. y, I Bribsry, Ja-
sey 70 the Quesn,' ana Foreign saiiiaii-she
arm.ment make up tie numb Wish i
valuable ono 70 oil who are i,stad3isg the
world history a il Iii sdp,iiips s Leonard
ssoott& Co, 20, Falses stssesJlssw York
arc the rs-publishen II Blaekwood and
allthe British Il Reyievs. Pnes e any on.
separately, =, 90 POI aaspn, q Black.
wood and any one Of thSsssyiisvs fer IS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

The Cleveland Leader says, since the
release Of the Rev.. w. Fitch from the Guy
ahoga Jail, where he was long unjustly and
cruelty imprisoned by the Jeffrys Government
Pursuers under the infamous Fugitive Slave
act, the mothers of the Oberlin Sabbath School
children have presented Mrs. Fitch-the noble
wife who shared with her husband much Of
the Imprisonment with beautiful sewing
machine, in testimony Of service rendered by
Mr.: T. as Superintendent Of the Sabbath
School during the last sixteen years.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Il. C. S M IT Il

sil DEALER IN a.sff.szgsE. tts2aI 81
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOTHING,
TTAS for sale large assortment of Boots
IL and Shoes Of the very best quality.
Custom Boots Constantly on Hand.
All kinds Of custom work done to order IN
made Clothing for sale cheap. Just received
good assortment of
SPRING e. SUMMER HATS !
Persons in want Of any Of the above named
goods cannot find them cheaper elsewhere.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

81 EHToN C'oUnrY ives 4 major
g g about 80 for Ramsey, and tho whole
pblioan ttate and con- ;if,esasionaI ticket
g Republican gain Of 80sinoe 1856, and
elects tho entire Repub can county ticket.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
1ey nt t1Ih10tSs

1leg11t Extf1CtM
- ESsa IS = g =. :. ..th = -
The "Dcmocraey', IS tho asme eyuF1.
where North, sontls Hist, md Ne64
Il seeks the ascendescy of tho Sanss min
ciples, and the success ofthe same meas
ures, % slf sections Yah. zIkios. q
The Democrats pf. tho South in tho pres
ent canvass cannot rely on the Old ground
OF defence and excuse for Slavery. 6r thew
seek not merely toamaintsin il where Il T.
butte c4kpds it1tcspeions Elasss IL is nm.
Known icha.osd E,oqss,sev. =
The "Demoer,cy' : .natiseal It j, tho
same in Maine and Massachusetts, that It il
in Virginia and South CAROLS 40 a..
gus.
Nor viii it avail 10 aueht % shexzath.t
the negro is most happy sandsbest situated
IN the condition Of slavery. If Ne stop
there, We weaken our cause by the yeryar
gument intended to advance 6 for re nm.
Pose totake istoN eo 7,r;b,les 1x.,.4 BE-
sngs unfit TOR Liberty, .ezEoose,nment
and equal ass0ciation ,rih 1ther men. "
must goa up further. w .n1n.t shov th.t
African slavery is.a moral'reieous, n.tu-
raj, and probably, in the general, = peces-
sary institution Of society Richmond En-.
qusrcr. rs ~ y = as2sittI -
We rejoice in our candidates .. nation.
ain our principalsss national-the same
everywhere Senator B,iq1t.l,
Mako the laboring man the sl,ve Of On.
man instead Of the slave Of society. and he
would be better of.
Two hundred years Of liberty have mad.
white laborers pauper banditti.
Free society has failed, and that which
Is not free must be substituted. -Senator
Mason Of Virginia. -sI.zss.
The platform on which;we hay, nlae.d
our candidates is no selection thing.
It is broad enough 10 cover, and de, GOV.
er the whole Union. Itsspineipah are
the same in thu, free and in. The al.ve
States. - Senior Hunter.n
Free society IS : nonstfous abortion. ani
Slavery the beautiful, healthy, and natn.
raj being which they are trying to ADOPT.
TIE Slaves ARE GOVERNED
FAR BETTER THAN TIE FREFLA.
BORERS OF THF NORTH. OUR
SLAVES ARE NOT ONLY BETTER
OFF AS TO PHYSICAL COMFORT
THAN FREE szLARORERS. But
THEIR MORAL CONDITION Is BET
TERI Richmond sEnquifef..
l trust the day viii come when tn, pri,-
ciples Of Democracy, Is understood and
Practlced at the Sonth, will prevail over
the entire country sSehatof. Evans.
MEN ARE NOT BORN rNTIrLrn<ro =.
QUAIL RIGHTS. Il woald b nearer the
truth to say that some were bornswith sad
dies on their backs, and Others booted and
spsred to ride them, and thes riding, doea
them good. - - w. -,- :.
Life aud liberty arc not inaliesabls. s<
The Declaration Of Independence j. *
uberantly false and arborescently tallacious.
Richmond Enquirer" ssa5zaa 81
Shall the Demoertic party fear this issus
to oppose the extention Of slavery! No in
deed THERE is. NOT a ,SINGLE
DEMOCRAT IN THE NORTH WHO
is QPPOSEDTO THE EXTENSION
OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY, OR 50
CALLED EXTENSION OF SLAVE
BY and: they only avaitths truth .po-
KIN out, and things calledsby their night
n smes, to sweep Abolition atmosphere from
She Republic, and to bury its besotsd tools
~ the profounacst dcpths-the lowest pss-
5ible depth Of public oontenpt-.N: T.
Oay Book; Dem paper
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

THE PHGN1x.-Wm. J. Parsons has
taken an agency for this well established
insurance Company; and is prepared to
take Ere risks on more reasonable terms
than ll.'. ~. usual AZ the season is coming
when fires are wank d il every room; and
our place has no Gre apparatus, it is wellto
besinsured. We have'taken that precau;
ton; and sleep better 8 nights.
We believe THE PHENIX,to be. per
fectly rife; and although Mr.. Parsons i )
Moccasihite, he is pleasant MIN With
whom 70 transact business. ~ 81
Several teams start this week fos
IBreckinridg taEing.A reipfo rcenept Of
wofkmsn t., build IL Hotsl ss3' & sSs's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
HOL Inns NSTIT U T E
0r,t,oa "a


THE session Of this Institute for the education of
Ladies' will commence the 9Th dav OF JUNE 1889, and
c,,nti,ue without interrurton till WEDNESDAY, 2sth Of
MARCH 1850 The super ,tenden has spared pains in
filling departments of the School, Ia order to
the Ladies' Ter his charge, complete and
zion
The buildings are large and conmodinus-he grounds well
tascfny gedand he surrounding country IeaHi
full in
The ocaon readily accessible by sf he Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad. and other tublc horughfar"s
distance of only six miles, for the first ten days uf the
sion esuecially for the dafion of the pupils
The various derartm Of the School will be under he
Charge of the following officers:
WM r.. DUNCAN English Ian 'sgc, History.
WIN H. PLEAsASTs An-ient sTaRls Natural Science
Tuos COOKE, French Laneua- oral and Mental Science
CuAhIts l.. COOKE Mathcinatica
j. A. f. WIARLER, Music Gtrma and Spanish Languages
j. SCHFNuIT, Music
MISS LUCY JURY. Music. Drawing and Painting
Mrs AMELIA COOKE English Branches and Musir
Miss SALLY l. HALE Liver English.
MRS. =. V Cooke, tiOyerness.
JAMES COOKE, Steward
For Board and Tuition In any all the literary
For Tuition in Music and use If Instrument ~ 90
Fer Tuition Drawing aud Painting from so 90 40 %
required lal vance and the
der the close OF the session.
This Institute the entire premises generally known
Boetourt Springs Formerly Johnston but admits no board
those connected with the Sch OIL The waters
White Sulpaur Ckaybra and the situation is
reasan and attractive In the mountains OF
Virginia.
Catalogues containing detailed information will be sent
application CHARLES l.. COOKE, Superintendent.
Post Ofce-Botctourt Springs. Roanoke county, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
ORITUARY.

Departed this life, on the 9th of April, 1850, in
Amherst county, near Lynchburg. Mrs. MrLSNHA
f. WALKER in the 9th year of her are. BY the
death of this aninlle lady her husband has heen
deprived of an afccti.nate companion; three little
children of a fond and doting mother and large
circle of relatives and friends mourn their pss.--
But while this sad event casts n gloom over the
feelings OF those she has left behind. let them
recocct her shining virtues, though their posse S.
or has departed She is not dead. but slcrpcth
Let them remember. too, that their loss Is her
gain. and while they have one less to bind them
to earth they have one cu,d more 10 draw them
to Heaven. RecollectinG her faithful admonitnns
while on Eer 'catli-brl, to meet her in Heaven,
now size is gone let me console you by tho reiec-
ton that the lovely flower ha, only been trans
fcrred to more cnngenia, soil, 20 bloom tJg yer.
Dear thou and Justly dear.
o" thought shall check the starting tear,
II /, that thou art free -
A, the Ballard House, in the city Of Richmond,
April 18TH 1859. at 40 minutes past II o'clock.
\. NJ. LEONARD f. daughter Of Henry l.. Duhcld.
and wife of Hohert II. Davis. Of Lynchhu'g, aged
81 years and 6 months, and leaving an infant on
" two months and ten days old
The subject Of this rotcr born in Lynch
burg, and had, at the date of her death, been
married but two years. six months aud eighteen
days: and when the sad news Of her untmclv end
reached her friends, it fell upon their hearts like
pail and became the foundation Of Il lasting sor
row. They loved her not alone that she was
their companion in the happy DAYS of youth and
cirlhood, but because she was good. sincere hope
full loving, trusifu, strong, faithful, generous.
true The beauties Of her mind and heart
equalled alone by her own personal loveliness.-
A fond and faithful wife, devoted friend, and Il
firm believer in the a-sufhcient merits of the
atonement of Him who died that all might live
She sank to rest in His arms. followed by the
prayers and blessings Of all who knew and loved
her
Her sun has gone down while 1t was yet day.
She sleeps peacefully in Hollywood by tie side of
her first born. Sweet be her sumbcrs. "lIe
cyeth his beloved rcst''-rest rest from the
rows and troubles of this changeful lfe-sr"m
sickness and pain, and disappointment and wait
ing Green grow the grass and flowers above her
grave: and in the little stream that flows peace
fully through the solitude ofthis silent city,
Come We birds of the garden and quench your
thirst, and sing sweet songs to my departed.
Richmond and New Orleans papers please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
FRANCIS B. DEANE Jr., & SON.
LlNCHB ne. VIRGINIA.
NAM AcTURFRs OF
GIIIl,N.ED ssAEl. s,ab n II a. AR ~ "a :. {. q.

CHILLED fsAgl.AOAD CAR VI Ia +feS.
ENIlEl prepared 10 promptly ORDERS to amy
their WHEELS, Ila /, eIc'usrty " rio bst ir
eyirid Coid m II Charcoal FtS.
JOHN Il MCDANIEL ESD. President Virginia and Ten
Ran C".
EDWARD II Gill Esq, Supnrinenden mt pernburg anil
Kchmnnd Rai'r, nj Co.
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad Co
Mr. SAMt Ell PETERS, aser Machlnist Virginia an
Tennessee Railroad Co
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE Master Machinst Virginia Central
II Railroad ca.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, Esq. Richmond Va.
Messrs MORRlSS, TANNER q Co, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq. President Norfolk and pc
terrburg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MALONE Esq. Chief Engincsr Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Go.
ADAM DENMEAD. Esq, Baltimore, Md
+. WYATT Il co, Charleston s C.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON. Esq, Mobile, Ala
WILLIAM q. SWAN, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola, Florida
The business at tho I.ANGHORNE FOUNDRY will here
conducted the subscribers under The n Of + b.
DEANE JK & son. +. u. DEAN Jk,
r. BROWNE DEAEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia Dyspepsia !!
Mhni IL ne New Cara

DYSPEPSIA l. Naflorn eak stomarh freblc
~ d.. ion distress rosve habit blltu> e"ndi
t" how many suffer with Il and Ia ATTIC, dant mrons ."
low spirits bal r'stel obsnphed head and ~
htks ." hcaiachci Yet hw few know how u cure ten
era = because the bowels resort s had :" ca
ihait s"r la>svrs But snch on never cured
bv harf'cs who's" "hly office is To weaken che digestion
AID impair III" integrity OF III" entire asmiaiiye stem
fu' HtnrHssrs HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA FILLS
"A 'mpl. mecacd snsar phsve cured hnndr de OF ,he
aud obstinate cases Tins done simply by inn
ros ng the tone and restoring the integrity of the dsrsse
or ans from hh ,snt good appetite regular hats clear
head and houA spirits Such medieue Is gen. and on
y requires h b. known TO be appreciated
Pre-, - cents PER box with directions SIX boxes ~
IA tnll "tof uraruRi Us lioM,ofAruic srfcrtcS
with Book "f directions and twenty different Remedies IN
large vial 81 do IN plain II family
81 - hexcs and book. -
Thee Rem,sis hs the single box sent by mail
or express free OF charge" address, rccrt "i tue
prize. Address DIR + nuArHREYS 4 co.
No. 3d. broad way s~w "tk
Sold in ivnchbnrg b, John H. sca,. and by all prngga
nv lsulf nI.N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
LADIES, FAIR.

Fair for the benefit of the new Methodist
Church, now in ~,urse Of erection 3rd Street
in this city, will be held in Temperance Hall u
commencing on Tuesday evening. the 3lst inst
n, !. o'clck. The public generally are respect
fully invited to attend.
r. T. IIENNING,
Chairman Of Committee of Arrangements.
May 25tl, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
oIpY AND STATE AFFAIRS

TINS Rev. DR.. Reeses Lecture last night gave
the highest satisfaction. II was rare iniellectn-
al entertainments in manner md matter
At this late hour il Is not permitted Va tn say
more. DR.. Reese will give another lecture Tar
night: Subject. 1.-THE Moral Uses of the Hum y
IIooI Holmes, and SAKE This lecture was of'e
Of the regular ceurse delivered before the Mary.
land Institute during the last winter. and was
spoken of in the highest terms 10y the Baltimore
pre.s.
We hone the taleh,ei lecturer will be greeted
with large audience tonight.
The NAI.D QUEEN is nightly drawing full n d
fashionable audiences. As it must shor ~ he re-
moved. to give way for other attractions. all who
have not witnessed this grand spectacle should
take early opportunity for so i"iug.
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL. it is rumored is on her
way for our city frn.n the West. 10 fulfill an en-
Cagement with Messr.. KUNKEL Go. l. 1t true
or not. Speak cut Messrs. Managers. rs we are
the qua rr+, and mast l'c satisfied on tins POINT.
FREIGHT TRApE-There we're received. Mt the
depot of the Va X Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday
II loaded cars consisting of 4GG bushels beat !;
66 bbls. Flour: II, 900 his Tnhncc"; l4,ooo lbs
Lumber 10000 lbs. Misceane US. There We @
l6 loaded cars sent West same day.
Hon WV L. Go0GIN reached this place ora
Thursday last, in the evening train from Lynch
burg and upon his arrival was greeted with the
most en- husiastic cheers lay the numerous assem-
blaze OF his felow-citzens, who had convened ut
the Depot to welcome gallant champion t" his
native hills. The creates enthusiasm prevailed.
Upon landing from the ears, and during the cere-
mnny OF shaking hands, "Jor,an's C"rnct
Band" who in attendance. played several
enlivening airs in that inimtallc style which
characteristics all their performances. }. +. j. hn-
son Esq then in brct. bn neat and aprrorriate
speech gave him n hearty welcome; to which Mr.
g. responded in his usual forcihle and lclicitous
style. Considering the many 'arnbtings" lie has
received durln- the canvass, Mr.. q. is looking
Inarkably WE'LL and were he noc about t" enter
upon the arluous duties Of another campaign. We
should have no fears for the result. We believe
he could put Lrtrher and his Lieutenant both to
fight in another struggle, just MS easily rs he d'd
in thu one just past. Oh, Bedford has good rer-
son to he proudnt hcrnoblc snn.- Be!ford Ssntte@.
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UNKsVAI.l.ED ATTRACTION
lS Cg RN
e s ~
MCKINNEY d. Co.

GroceiE and General Communication Mer~ hantB
Eini Square, Nan Street, l. lNfUBfRG, u.
I'VE receipt Spins ~ ok Of Grntrri,
" Ircn. steel staple I,tN Goods, AZ CONSISTING al
tula tii.aus Bui tHiior Sugar. various grades
Lar e. shed. t;rnnnlAt, ! aud Powdered
InEnna Ein. lawn. Nicola and Saul stotsoi
Sperm. " dnnlanltuc mud Thllpw Candles,
Htnw Fancy trattu.
Teas oil,n th,p hnpcsi Plantation Dl ct"us on,"ngAC
Sie,s c,r,s kind. Sole Leather good aud dnmar"d
CIDER Nnosar liverpool aud Gronud Alum sal, t"t"n
Vans all NJ =. Virginia and Western ru"l Bacon \"
HAITIAN whp" AID halt barrels; NJ aut Marx
'lr. IA kuss No / T. ,nvan Euaun Old bomnion Anls
ll"rse anl Mlc $hoc American iipmmured, Rolled and
Eng h fined rou Hand Hoop aud Sheet Iran N"'wrv
Nal "i>A,; east, Shea aud BisIed N'rl Wagon h's''
al egrstas lhsr wth general as.o'tr .nt ~ Staln N
Goods. srch ~ W. AID lnsathLs lleRchcI aud Known
STARTING, and Sac,tns. ila sran'a ION inca CaonRars
striped DtaaluIrs Prints Gughams, Sc Ar t"wht'h they
r~pcr miN as& examination from th"r trlonH ard III"
" rau"ullr atenann paid IT, ,"n-itn ot MI hands
Ut rtlt4 Hep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
THE COLEMAN FARM MILL.
The Wonder Rnd Admiration Of the a &c
Every Farmer his own Miller!

GREAT SAYING OF TINE AND EXPENSE
TIE ONLY SUCCESSFUL METALLIC MILL EVER INVENTED
FOR MAKING BuCKwHEAT AND FAMILY FLOUR.
II can he b. Horss, Steam. Wind or Water Po'cer.
Price Sieve arranged for sitting Corn Meal fsmi
" usc while grinding ESQ
Price nnlag Machine attached, for making Fami-
Descriptive Crcuais be had the Mil be in
nperaton the Office Of the Coleman Farm Mill Company
Tribune Buildings No. Spruce ST. N. Y, where all
will ceve prompt attention. - - -
dec % clawforjln MARTIN THATCHER. Bee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
G.. w. PURCELL G. Co,
RICHMOND, VA.

NXyE offer Presidents and Contractors. on
w lines of Internal mpr ycmcts through.
tho collection Of debts due by the state and
for is sale Of Stock HAY
every facility for selling, prepared 10 max" liberal
d till sold Our charges will he moderate
friends in the for the
purrhas State, Bank and dc-cr piinn Of
Stocks market rate without any charge OF
commission.
Orders mail either for the purchase sale of any secur
will prompt attention and will b, attended to on
as good though the parties sending present
no. DC wforly.l g. W. PURCELL co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

SPRl N q GOODS.
llf subscriber. desr call IN, attention ef their
ers and tho public scneraly, to their stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING
And Gentlemon's Furnishing Goods,
a." In order supply he rardy inrrrasng demand
~ ihcr \ Nc / READY MADE CLtiTHING they hasr
laid in m"'s than usually stock aud have spared
"a" pans /" srlt ct aud manufacture such their long
rcc has shown s hest adapted n h wants Of their custom
eiS Our atm In The future IA has hccn In the will be
" secure by furnishing only good goods always equitable
Priess the continued OF al ho have heretofore ." lib
orally parnncd the nsssar onr STOCK Tor tho Srrng o 1852
We hesitate "" Ia pronounce In excellence and variety iufe
r"r !" none IN any v, North Snuh and complies every
grade OF Gamcts. from Dress suit TO heap hut snbsan
tal and wetmadc Scrv Aniss Cinthlng.
BuRRUuGHS. sIiAFER CO.
b-Thos" referng garments made g., measure by lsav
ing ih',t "r'l,r. VIII be promptly accommodated
march 9iits n, y. CO.
NARkeE WORks.-s aWs rrCriSbn n large
ANh li nj MARBLE, which offer Tor suit
N" times Call aud eSamln, stock oi NOM Mlk1S
foMBS. HEAD AND FOOT STONES. Sc.
awil l3ds II aAppES
Nul>tAl FRt,N CIsiNAN, u rssrn aWr ursi-
AVn Gle oi Muscat Wine Just received IL, sale 10y
aDNTilIER 4 rLATZER.
may 10 dts Opposite Ill. Warwick House