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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08
o FOB RGNT-And possession given
aAa ASHLAND RACES
SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The Spring Meetins over this course will com
raence on TUESDAY, 18th day of May next. and
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAN-POst stake FOR ali agos, four ~ meats
sG0G entrance; SiGd forfeit. SlHu added by the
Club Closed Oh st inst, with ioGr Subscribers. VIZ:
TW Boswell. JOnn Hunter, Il IL DICE inson
and James NJ TAYLOR.
eECoSD DAy-F Rdre-sWeepstakeH for three
year old colts aud bliies. 3asI entrance. SlhD for
lett Closed on lst inst, with the following entries
Thomas w Boswell enters ch c, Exchequer, by
Revenue, dam Nina. By Boston
Il Gibbons enters l. Crinoine. BY Finanoier,
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire.
John Hunter enters b c, by Lexington. dam by
Glencoe.
IN Hall epters gr (. Faith. by Childe Harold.
dam Fidelity, by Priam.
.~1,ond Race-ssme Day.-Jockey Club purse,
si1, three mite heats.
THIRD DAY-Etrst Race sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fliies. $50 entrance. Halt for
felt. Mile heats To name and close 18th March
!So0ad RGce-Same Dsy-Proprietors purse, 500
Two milo heats.
F0URTa DAY-Fgrst Race -Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and niles, out of mares that never
produced a winner. $I90 entrance. Hall forfeit
Mile heats To name nd close 18Th March
Second Rdcs-5ame ay.-Proprietor's purse $lU
Mile heats-best three in five.
FIFTH DAY-Handicap race for service OF piate
the value of $500 Entrance $50. to be added 70 .he
stake Second horse TO save his entrance, provloeo
three OF more start Three mile Leats
Nominal ttons for thesbo mentioned Colt stakes,
NATH'L A THOMPSON,
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county. Va, Jan 20, lo>s.
wfA
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Tur Mrrnoplsr ONION SUNDAY souooI

THE WHTH0D1ST UNION SUNDAY SCH0OL
SOCIETY," met at Trinity Church last Wednesday
uiah', and organized by electing permanet officers
Several interesting addresses were delivered. and
the best feeling seemed to persade the members.
The cause is noble, praissworIhy one. and such
enlist the jealous support Of ell who feel any iu-
,erest in the success OF all we'll conducted Sabbath
Schools
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ SANroRp's LIvrR INyIo

~ SANFoRB's Liver INvIGoRAroR---
COMPOUNDED zSrrR sLY PRDz GUM.-Is mild and r.
fecfual cathartio, acting first on the LIvxR, 70
eject its morbid mstter, then on the etonaach and
their healthy action. and thus streIe thens ard
builds mp the whole system very rapidly and Is the
best LIVER INVIuOSAr0R
LIVER INVlGURATOk
LIVER iNYIG0RAToR and
PURIPIES THE BLOOD
PURIFiE5 THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOvD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACRE "a
CURES DYSpgpsIA
CURES COSTIvESESa
CURES BON EL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DI4kRHOE.
Sold by all Druggists. fe 26-6m
~LAw NoTIoE.-hOSERT G. MI
CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney having entirely recovered his health b
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- DR.. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (Homeo.
eathist offers his professional services to the III
sens oil Richmond anf It's vicinity ONCE at his n.
"aense, on Leigh str ct, two doors from, 9th.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Robert Briggs,
lsboring man, heretofore employed on one Of the
steamers running to this city, jumped into the
dock, yesterday morning, while laborog under
delriam tremens He was rescued, and handed
to the police, and now in Jail for safe keep
ipU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08

~Gnozas b. 6rxlI, Dentist, Ole
and .escsnce. No 81. on Main between stk and o.
se~etss Ascumo0o Va. nv tD-lv
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T11 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~O TU COUNTRY MEkCHANTs.
Ek STONE WARE AT FACTORY PRICES--
49, Wehaye on and of our own manufacture
W a very large assortment of superior quality
Stone Ware, which We are selling at our Factory
'.ric es. consisting OF
jugs, Jars, Pitchers. Churns. Spittoons
Covered Butter Pots, Milk Pans
Cork Jars, lair tight) Water Coolers
Water Kegs Chimney Caps &c.
Merchants will please ca and exanioe our w are
before .purcba asing eisewhere. and buy at Factory
rnb II KGESEE PARR.
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CALL DEcLIssD.-Rev. n. D. Hoge.
pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, OF this
city, has, we understand, declined call 70 the
Pastorage OF the first Dutch Reformed church, %
Brooklyn, New York, TO fill the vacancy cau.ed ~
the resignation Of Rev. @ W. Bethune. Ds. hoes,
IL IL said, was offered salary ef 5000 psr eael1
II a2 900 per anuum, and furnished at IN sxpeoee
Of $4,000 Dr. Ho9s IL Que Of our most Popeaa1
diviues, and vs congrstulsts hie lar9s and y
gent congregations On their good luck - NOS nsss
ing him eutiood from them.
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THREE YEARS APPOINTMENTS The New York
Christian Advocate has long and able article in
favor of making the appointments of Methodist
Ministers for three years instead of two years. 1t
says :-"ln conclusion, then, let ask for the
Wesleyan term of three years. l. The annual
conference should, at their ensuing sessions,
on the subject. 2. The churches should seud
petitions to the General Conference for it. Shall
do so {? Let brethren who apply in the afirma-
tive take the matter in hand, bring up their
lutious at conference, and get the signatures of
the people in the appointments.
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ezs DESIRABLE HOUSE AM LOTS

E FOR SALE ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY OF RICIiM0ND-lnteodi ing to remove TO
the country, offer for sale, privately, my Dwell
pied by Capt John Pren.iss, with four lots at
tached thereto. fronting each 25 feet and running
back 100 feet 10 an alley. said lots will be sold to-
ge:her. or separately, purchasers may desire
Any information as regards terms &c, may be OBJ
tanned by Rpp yinp TO Hr Alfred Shield, the sub
scriber on the premises who will take pleasure in
showing the property to desjrous of purchasing
nh l5-In* CATHi4INE PhESTtS.
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PoLrrrcAL Ms.rrae. Tho Democracy

os Church und Union Hills held o meeting st
Springfield Hall last Wednesday night, Mr.. John
Atkinson In the chair, and Mr.. John N. Harrison
acting as secretary. Alter organizing, the voters
were addressed by Mr.. O. White, Mr.. n. A. Mayo,
and Mr.. Marye.
On Monday night next. the candidates Of the
two contending parties are to have discussion st
the same place.
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PERLE AND RUBlS CHAM

A%pAGNEs The undersigned have teen appoint
e sole agents for the United States and Canada Tor
the sale OF tue I1fAMP1GNE VINES of Messgs.
Jjs02uEs 3oEsG It Co, at Chalons sur arne France
We present their Wioes 20 the public under two
bnnds namely La PERLE and RUI5IS
The "PEKLEn Wine 10 Of exquisite flavor ano
iruity taste.
Toe "RuBISn is o 6ne Cal .net Champagne, of .
beautiful ruby color, which ID natural TO the VINE
sndis Elade from Grspes OF the choicest selections
Fer sale at wholesale ;n Richmond. only By
DUDLEY 4 CO..
rAh 72 Main H..
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PERCUSSION CAPB.--260 GO0. 0.--Em-
- bracing @ d. cox's. Ely's. Walker's Gold.
flslols Caps In store aad for sale cheap by
CLAkK6DN. ANDERSON 20.
ap5 ff6. Main street. Richmond.
E0REIGN and DOMESTIC Brandies,
Gins; wlass, CordiAIs, Mountain Rye Whiskey,
aDAc,ned " y hisksy. and i stock 0f thet snperlor
'aie only. 10 store. WM WALLACE bONk.
~ Cornsr t,ary aud Pearl streets.
/ aThhT fA7LUe' Gluten Ospsultss
~, Vi sci. tY 4 E6DkEER
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Is LAGER BEER INTOXICATING "A jury in Geneva,
New York, have decided in the affirmative. The
Excise Commissioner sued A. w. Drawer for selling
lager beer without license. He admitted the
fact, but alleged the Notwithstanding qualities
of the beer. In support of this witnesses to
drinking one hundred glasses day without be-
coming drunk. Others testified differently. Mr..
Drawer, to test the matter, purchased q quantity
of lager and had it .analyzed. The result of that
chemical process showed that two quarts of that
lager produced about one half pint Of whiskey.-
Those witnesses who drank one hundred glasses
In day would take down about six quarts of whis-
key with II; enough, we should think, to make q
human being feel exhlirated. Judge Folger con.
dncted tho prosecution, before he had concluded
bis speech Brawer took fright and ran away. The
jury brought In q verdict of $l00 against him. So
says the &c ueya Courier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08

THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL USroN.-The
thirty-6fth anniversary Of this organization was
celebrated In Philadelphia, Tuesday. The abstract
of the Annual Report showed the following re.
suits Number of Schools organized aud aided,
1901; number OF Teachers employed in these
Schools, 20,503 number of Scholars, l2s 0lp Books
supplied by sale or donation, (not including the
donations made to other feeble Schools by the
Committee on Missions,) 14l .i3S volumes. Making
more than Is, 400 900 psges 1smo. Tho financial
statement showed that during the year ending
February 2s, 1855. the receipts Of the Society, in
the form Of donations, amounted to $49.S3l II;
The above ID separate and distinct from the Pub.
lication Department, which distributed during the
year books and other Sunday School requisites, >,
to the amount Of 500, ,426 80.
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PosrorrICE ArrAns.--0a the route Wsshfngton,
D. O., to Richmond, Va, the agescy of fhnmss p
Chismsn 10 discontinued, aud the rsmaining four
agents 10 perform the whole service. Namo Of the
once ut Reed leland, Wytbe county, Va, ID chang
ed to Barren Springs. At Csredos Wayne county,
w., Elijah Gfiswoid ID appointed postmaster, vice
w. B. Wilson resigned. At Centre Hill, Centre
county, Va, Mrs. Mary Ann Boozer II appointed
postmaster, vice 4. G. Ross resigned. ~
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sA TWO LAR9E kUOMS FOR RENT,

Is AMI possession given at once, two large rooms
TIE n aud 81 stories oser the Hook an Ladder
Company, on 10th str set. between Main and Cary.
Iaey sre about 2i by 90 feet They very desira-
tle oms and iu the business part of the city Ap-
ply 10 JAS 81 TAYLOR & sON,
NH 25-5w (ioddin,s Hat,
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eaa ~FOR NENT-And rossession given

ES in = fsw days the usw brick tenement. at pre-
sent occupied by Joha Grant ksa situated on 10th
street, between L,lgh and u streets French Gar
dec hii. The tenement contains good rooms, and
kitchen with S0nlS. 70 a gdsd tenant with
small family, ihe rent will he moderate The above
is within ) qaares of the Capitol, Enquire at Mr.
; q Rahins5ns plsning Mil. or npon the premises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19
Dwelling Together in Unity.

The two wings of the Pennsylvania Democracy
consisting ofthose who oppose the Administration
and those who, like Mr.. Letcher Sustain" it, are
quarreling among themselves with unusual fervor,
and with particularly bilious and savage ferocty.
We subjoin a couple of specimen bricks" which
have been lately flung by the belligerents:
1.-The President is violator of pledges an un-
wise. unsafe and corrupt Executive,a Pro-Slavcry
Disunionist a pirate in intention, tyrant, an
apostate from Democracy. wool-dyed Federalist,
and disorganizer l".-Ha,ris. Sentimcl
To which the Philadelphia Pennsylvania re-
torts by calling Messrs. Forney and Hickman
"Red-mouth Abolitionists, corrupt and rotten
at the heart, capable of perpetrating the foulest
and blacklist crimes, who lived all their lives on
plumber, stealing from the Treasury Of the Gov
| ernment, aud when the door was shut against
their Wholesale stealing they turn round and
abuse the men and party who gave them life"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19
Brownlow Declares his Intentions

Our worthy brother Brownlow, of the Knoxville
Wing, has been temperance man all his life
lie has not only practiccd Temperance but he has
preached it on tho stump aud through the columns
Of his paper. And yet the prospect of Goggns
election SO exhilarates the Parson TINT we much
fear he will do something desperate if we should
be successful lie declares his intentions" in
that event, in the following form aud manner, To-
wit:
The excitement increases in Virginin, daily. and
the cause of GoGGiN gains ground in every part "f
the State. We really begin to count upon his elcr
ton. more gallant, patriotic. aud mcriturinus
man than he, never ran for office in the Old Do
mnon. lf he shall be successful we must pnR
up trees, tear dorn houses, march ~ procession in
Knoxville, and get ON general 6Hst'
Brownow also publishes the following cncour-
aging extract from private. letter. which he says
is "from an old and wcll.iniorn,ed politician in
the Abingdon district
The GoGGis cause is prospering wonderfully
in these ends Of the earth | confidently believe.
from information now before me, thut We will
reduce Wises majority in this district, half.
aud it was 200 votes. l.etcher's majority will
not exceed more than 1000. If they do as well
in other divisions Of the State rs we will here,
GoGGlN will be elected by 5000 majority. We
are beginning to be sanguine of success, and will
have n rirtuai victory any how, whether We elect
GoGGiN or not.
I'VE are cheered. moreover, 10y tho prospect of
NETHERLANDS success God in his mercy
grant that GoGGIN aud NETHERLAND may both be
elected, and that the Cloths and Vnndals may be
driven into the Potomac, where that prince Of
demagogues. Andy johnson, wanted to drive them
years ago T.
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- 1ifA NitA.lf.s - - h.IishisE AM sfi-f :.
faHil.1r hey tell 'ha sast = ne
49, p aai handit lDasa All
i4 -. - ] bf very air h-ahs unsecfsH-c
iHg though, II !aFrved Of II The iwenrih fraet Of
nv The word wnHid ik.
all Of liter sf what
accustomed 10 the Of THOMAS HOLLOWAY
bend OF medical advertisement that begin look upo
as one OF the essential ~ and
TO enquire into the sisnfcanee If this
fame
Let readers anry fhst this paragraph pfi
the bottom af which they III And puff" for the Uui
sal Rcmrdcs with the fame of ich Holloway
associatci II !. such thing We say IN Of T.
Ils and Ointment bat nj design merely
the biography Of wni
her' after be regarded A. the surpassi ~ouir Of the niue
teenth century
There Of human race in
the population Of This aitan ritv Coolies r.
Malays xo-!.elskn. ffon, tn,
Wet Black KRIS from all paris Il AfiraN halemnn
breeds from Brazil aud the ates Of South
Bornrans Tasms nias Arabs Hindoos Armenans New Zna
,nirrs anil Kafithesc with the millions from all parts
Europe. mike the motley immigration which wo I'd.
81 Hch perhaps have heard the
which W. have been trained regard with Tie
name Of Washington cannot TIM their sugRih blood OF
Nsp"eon Bonapart". his ennQness his tall they
terry ignorant Bnt hand them per ID
idly their faces brighten They r. friendly promise
thcy rely ~ its lngesiad irntihy rejo,cp
haps asonhrd to knew that the who's visit
to their country formed opock re rnra
ton has likewise lie beIor errau,l Of mercy
10 the land of their future nd piiD They longer
they stranscts for Holloway by his rrn"s his lao
ing link betweon all tribes aud human family
Possessed with burning zeal I afflicted and lear
ing nothing that do he has made OF
the earth rs,ab he'd every spot Waited only dc
ntve tongues What could be from the
abors pers and adventures IL such life U Journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

ropue.frl ~ Introduction = barn All ...a va. E
Compliment wDicn lie evidently enjoyed ~ .f..a
leu," degree. Not even yet we're over tie
phmeaiary demonstrations in his heholf-t#r !.
number of the young " hig- of the cts -seu par.
cured the services of band of music, and serena
dei him at his lodgings at tho Exchange H.acl.
where he appeared at the window of the Ladies
reception room. land returned thanks for the honor
in n brief anil eloquent speech. And thus concIu-
ded the complimentary manifestations in honor of
Mr.. Preston, spontaneously called forth by his.
great oratica Triumph in the Metropolis Of tn.
Common wealth. Long he may wnye
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

lsab'" We are requested to announce JOHN b
j. LOGAN candidate Office of Commissioner Tho
Board of Public Wnrks. march "a dfdoie.
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ylection Tickets.

We are prepared to print any number of tickets
10 be used in the ensuing election. Price: 81 per
Ave hundred, or g per thousand, where orders
are accompanied with the cash.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

gerous doctrine that eau he assorted. and one
pAieh every American statesman should set his
fact against"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19
poI,t;cal Address in Bedford,

wArIsR r. SrArLEs, ESQ.,, Of Montgomery. will
address the people of Bedford on the 4th Monday
in this month, at Liberty, upon the issues 'n'olv-
ID In the present Gubcrnatorinl canvass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19
CANDID ATES FOR OFFICE.
For Board of Public Works.

Bay We are authorized to announce Hon. VIM
NJ. TREDwAY, of Pit,sylvana candidate for tho Off
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works.
nr .l.ll.
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For House of Delegates of Va.

Ray" At the solicitation of many friends of all
political parties announce self candidate represent
The county of Campbell In the House Delegates
Virginia april I-dtdofe BOWLING CLARK
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w A r & II T. 8 ~!

WE have just received n box Of SILVER HUNTS. =
w MAN WATCHES, the cheapest ever offered In ~
this market We are sure II Is not necessary Ea
the price at which they be sold they 8
examined In order fern notion bargain
offer In them. They in fine silver clear 10
da nice steel hands; iu jeweled and warranted to
keep good time
A Ane stock Of AMERICAN WATCHES also IN hand.
may ~ dts ST1TERTHORN & Cliff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

III OhT-OW sunday She 9Th, u brj ybt TRlcn
II red cow. of the Durham breed She l. in S\1EttI
very good condition has white face aud short
eroeked horns has the tip cut of Of the right 0
Esd notch In the left white part Of
The tall wte We think she has the Forest
Edward Hutera Forrest Depot where she from Any
peson finding Of this description will literally re.
ssrdsd BY RETURNING her 70 tho owner AHDaEw
SON, Diamond Ill., hshead Davis Pund OF 10 o.
Lyndhaurg, VI. NAY 1904
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19
THOM A s b. DORNIN
isUoCtssoV TO D0RNIg MUnIIILL1
TIMER, COPPERSMITH,
AND DEALER IN
ST OV Els A ND g r ATES.
Opposite Teleasnph Once.

. = II . a ~ d y 10 a I II .
Opposite Teieasnph Once.
Vain Street, Lynchburg, virginia.
Is in receipt Of large and well selected stock OF
Pariol Once and Cooking Sores of every PATTERN slso
Crates Coal Scafis apaned Ware Tin Ssss SSeasS Frn
tanS4 Iron and Tin Ware of every descrpon-the
Of his oon and Uasrastsd to give entire ssac
STILLS and all kinds of COPPER WORK made to order
shortest notice. HOUSE ROOFING AND GUTTERIN(i
done in the bss and upon the terms
~ Particular attention paid to repairing.
We ,culy solicit portion Of tho public patronage
confident that please both In the price quality
Alsn on hand superior article of Stove Polish.
jar 2ideod&ctl7april1 THOMAS D. DORNIN,
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"OOI GAKOlNls.-Oar Cards nre now m
w perfect order having been newly fed thoroughly
repaired and We prepared TO do CARDlN In the
b"s rahne at the shortest notice. We have secured
vices" Mr. 'oLEMA JOINS of Nelson County Carder of
great experience, who highly
superior Carder. You that GOD ROLLS send in YOUR
Woo" early, and will endeavor card all in
without any l,ay. We are determined pains -
please these VIII" patronize We will Wool
an deliver Rolls at store We will kerp constantly on
hand Wool Roll. for Sale and + Exchange for Wool
The Highest Cash Prize paid for Wool delivered
mil! l4d.gl NOWLIN A. MIIRREIJ
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nnn X Eess Ola Dewipiss Walls, all
rs lsdts. IRBf 4 SAUNDERS
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An Importation


We aedsrstana thu Democracy Of Southwestern
Virginia have imported that notorious East Ten
nssses demagoGue Andrew johnson. into Virgin
i. and hase engaged him 10 make speeches in tn,
Abingdon region in behalf Of Letcher. When i
i veulaectsd tlnt'tlere is an animated contest 70
-OeysrAsf nov going ON in Johnson's own State
NsArs saabssd 70 appreciate tho propriety O.
tels invasim cfvirginia soil by the most reckIe.
- unprinsiplsd political trickstsr in the Union
yIhs siding fortunes Of Letcherism in Southwes,
- YiHEiaiA win mot be redeemed. we think, eve:
a4gfbe 1psrsppsals and the subterranean sophi.
w ~. Andrew johnson.
s1AIsW's Rssisw. the Catholic organ Of til,
q eRasA ahss declares agaiast Dsuelas her
RI irsienty: sE
Z duEtssDs Il Popular (SqaAster
i esuteG1aB = " undssstaod il, il the most dan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

So SEWING MACHINES.
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT RETAIL.
SEWING MACHINE FOR AND WITHIN THE
REACH OF ALL
a PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR SIX
DOLLARS.
BARTLETTS PATENT NOVELTY So SEWING
MACHINE.
1T HAS BEEN PROVED AND IMPROVED DURING
THE PAST II MONTHS.
MANUFACTURING FACILITIES IMMENSELY
INCREASED
NOW OPENING AT wHOLELALE AND RETAIL
12 broadway, New York.
1J2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
OFFICES : f6 Sixth Street, Cincinnati
w south 4th St, st Louis. Mo
Ia Woodbridge ST. Detroit, Mich
Exclusive Agencies being established In County
throughout the United States Applicants gcnees viii
address j. BARTLETT, PatcDiee, Principal OhRce Al
Broadway n. Y
-" above Offices prepared to fill PROMPTLY all orders
for Machines
All letters TO insure contain return postage
I'D IN u G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19
ICE CREAM SALOON!
"STAND DOWN THE STREET.

nde r"on tor the finest Ice Cream Saloon in The STATE
nftNED this day an ICE CREAM SALOON for the re-
W 'epon OF Company, Ladies and Gentlemen who are re-
ss to call with the that thing will be con
Quoted IN the best stylr " '
would say to the Ladies' that thu saoon will In ,h
Immediate charge of Mrs born " ~ ' NV
MAY 9TH. lsj9.--may 10 da @ A pnvD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

side though .nmew hat hoarN headed while absent
from the city few days used Prof Woods r Restorative
and lis return called to his syovr, but
To a she did not recognize him and Immediately Determined
for cousin Of himself but eventually
lind he supplanng las former elf the
lady which caused him To mako himself known but the la
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