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, 1859-10-27
TO FARMERS
BENEFITS
Champion Farm .Nitt
PATENTED JANUARY :, 1855.

tteu!7ry Invited to the
Few md VnrivaSed Portable Farm .l, MI,
Which Is the laIe4t Ant b-4t Improvement In Aeta1le
diFttax Mills. and The
MOST SIMPLE, DI RARLE AND EFtiClENI
Farm MI eys1 Eei 10 the puhtc. Is rcAy at.enst
10 ate7p WHer Wind fIoI<e Povef ard adapted TO
the grinding of Corn the .e Z. ~ oths1 Kind.
Of xran tner tor feeding the tnest quality af
1oaI for 3u.nie MI tpts he .aHs 1h kest t,pdi
IT, ether eour tae il Eae of The ees material aud
In the uao.t ~ Y r.. ope.
trely Arantsmsnt of paIts ~ a.npe and pstsct
TN o1 he .h.l and grinder their adjusted po.i:on> i.
edecuaY psvsc1txd from heating aad VsanK by contact
al tta Ec grinding lr!aeeA thu* seue Ing tAe defects
hxrrto{ose existing Ia ls It this eIass. IL durability
Restty ness4t it, aEon neEeI perfectly and
1asfora it ee x!th les. pxsI aad ownx to IL
= seson. Il. k1ina mta Of GUILTY n superior 70 aa;
shn1 III. na vhir ne,ss ':ax tae s;!vaat4xss 2: ~
aad Is coands1ty recommended to the public Z p<reet
IIt -.<.sirs important ads1lt1Res nrattAlIe bT
aay heretofore Invented st1uGted Il occupies
hui little space and weighs hu. about :5 pounds They vii
tc spA II far folio stne low prices:
Mlll vHhout bolt Tor mAf!nx Flour.
-43h
rDsASFORp + HALL, Sole Axsnts for the Ssrta-
can be seet II operation. o<i4as6+1W
, 1859-10-27
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED.

AKHiv HivED.....-...-....!oet.- Is.
stm. Traveller Sweeney MExmkes 4st If oFls beer -
Elm, Iiuroi Morgan drnd Haven ~ brl' -four. 10 orls
I'm, sxa tuusS ud4o ll:t II i1vn. Iks mdse, II
Prop A"ia.s. 1,s rhea nuss" 10 .s. he 4oht' suess
~ iron. 40 lsis ai'ltt +so pks ma,e @ =, ,,r soo
rte M.aouns Stevens As"""'Het' '0 III '"''e' ~" q
ssaoDol s,; ask< Am.sr,: ,99 30 8. y wSS1
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sc1 lha fas, s*aa '1s IL = ,;,as 81 - a. ~ shingles
hr s 5ohas1 3ant 5s"a,. "1s . @ q a f1 % ac
Sch. Ge.ne Weekseer; A1.ls1.,sa q - ,,' m tase ,,
ssh' sehr ! itais. lifssa aa,sssS9: ~ Y 'emse'.
star Mont..ss WolsT cieSs',a' Y. y = ~ s', ss'
sehs Jaac i%'a|se: Jar. Man9w.e: s."m e .h!!nsss !s.
-; %s.sass saeS s y
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ST. sssf tSess Gi %isy tsas s sa'e; {
s,ovr :'Sn st1s' af1n nHSs;, Mbe Lake. IS m lumber
ser Se~ ii.nrsS* os''a''on' roft shsd'1' - m laa
,, rtIts,rr r. teas ieSh Grand Haven $50 m lursr
hr er T1aser. sNti1.'c c.mSlei Wxiesons iunlr
sesx Tem,*si, Na..on. White Laks. % m !nnb<r .1
T sweess Mi.asfse II; ss ~ g. ssen s. u9s 5 !s ad
sur ii,rur MorEau Grand Haven ba rcrk, and sun
Ppm EytT,ren Cy, Chamtellsir Co1rnGwood 1loS h!l
dout Irss tu cus, .s3 hs. broom rofn lol bis hen
SSssss s,,s 9.ss 1;'SsE SssEs uSs' sst.
. Teyt's %.S .gsSs kStsM.,'aa 5ssn.a. aat ths
| sehr l;eu, EuhsriEht. fc1t v aAl!nEt ~, HEns
| Srh1 - sxyxncf Ioba%au rort Uio. - urls ssH -
schr Fremont, Hammond, nutaio' ~" TT IT, NV p'
| Sear liasrs, Ero~n, AuskeRon: light. MT.
sehs Twin brothers, Petetsea: ntaes Lake lsht.,
| sehr Metropo(s Murray, Buffalo. l40t0 lu ~Afst'
Schs t's,Iiprton. Money. O.wtso. 1910 ou Wheat.
| sthr tiert1aae. Maycs. Iu1Ao. i%9ep1 - ~ Tnea.-
as Collins. va ia',s9 ;' o,Hsxo ssz .f; u '9'es
SOW Storm iiowarL White Lake. light.
, 1859-10-27


Ex.T1,ro..ru1 NV yo1k, Ott- &c. aeF9.
FLora-F1our opened heavy ano closed without specsA
Chanrt a]tA prls L. ftat& 30 fAt super s,a! -
b05 fExt.a tState. q p025.0 Super Western toN%oso
c.i1ulnr L, medium Extra We4ern: tatfi,ofto
ys4rl rlppuk hsandt, txtfa Round uosi 0G'o ros'pE
n Lr-atcly Etca1y Ca1adan actlvr. with fscs q
ill., Ill., 4s.aa%. 20 common to ct'ore Ezra rye f'ouf
1;.4iS[Nheat yeTy dull and ncmlua'1v sales
200 II. 4aa l5o w,e Mich. and 1nd!zna lSo choee
nhltr Kentucky shippers nlt u the 1natket SpTSn
l4tors nfer Il a51 10 Chi Ststar. q MI club Nye
without change kaAR G.01l hu IT,: HafleY h!nae1 Aa1aa
faIf jcnaud Sa1c& e.do0 n. slc fur e. E. s6c Tor
Coru ls< e. Saa 6tO3 In s tti O. fn1 .1fsy AZ tsi
en- yellow Oata aet.se at 4;Sashc state, 4a+"e "es
ern sd t:1t.ad an. .., ,,,..tcr,
WmsEr-WIhout spccal change. Sales to bl's IT SD
e:kc. ,,.,. a., s.,a
46s fr mess: p.30<W 3oE pr mt. ine.nHsA Ass ~
lls mess sellers tpton This year. t1HcthhG unas
eis. l3+tf chaneed. Saes 10 lbs u e's ea"S
~ p.ine ess.t0 DO *6910 for rrpdcEsd ale:s
e,s fo mess !isxf hams ars in tr.aes1!,
asd rae~ bea u eisa;6 fur ne. xessrs. ln1os ao
ts etf non!aa! nj sls CT meats ano asn nan,
Gutrt AM, unchanged. Lard heavy and tncr Sas ~
Ehis at lOxrtallc. utter selling moderately y
III t,ho iseh: for tztc Checee rules steady nj eHes
| }e1e. ,,s x,t,, !, FIJI,
ii. u E1ie lei X, Faedc Mall ~ Other stock,
- adT Ind. Cp.. ~: 4. kk: l.. GsH YAK wv I.
Ecsa.n.. tx: Harlem p1a i. 10: Ed. *: n. y
:yX l.s 4 IIud, s'x; INC Mall. -; Mo. PER Cells
| atE; Nc. 6A, SIX.
, 1859-10-27

gkA FkIAt.3 LII
aesplns e Il fTSsaaSas Tussasy
IL ~ - Scscc r. frpor Flour declining. the al
te AnS s,1G1 hasos seth he pFe
nW. adyaoce bcoE ioet. He'd y 3a&9s q; While 9tseGe
IL rrntajof 100 b.. Cofnis n}ao io"es yellow. esss%o'
isoym.ose-Mcs<1s. Richardson. Spence Co.. ~. Me
1cnry Co. Bsland Aiths 81 ana gttt .. LIZ ne
n,pom ,sS dv,, nd rou'nai. l-atd steady.
opnnrc1Sncnrn nrIu Conet quiet. Rice drn and sasht'
,xxvnncN ESzu 1eady priee eait1 but quotations are
prcIsneed con,non, u sIe1s 3d. Spirits Turpenaoe'
dull, 1,~nox oct II
HRxAperrrrr-Ba,lnes Icport Wheat adsanssd l.; ,,.
r1upccx-sas7r rru- Coues heass LII oee''4e1' S'@~
firm. .-.... . ..... ns.feaa- FIR ar.
raurt Butan Ia Bank decrease during te ~e1k, +t1M ~
Mouef ma7ket slightly e1a!cs. American Secuues ao@ "
ealc TIT unalscred In rates.
r-J.nx1 Lw11foo1, OF. 16.
lred..a4 STEADY, tus quiet rrovtaton' dan' cohsos
qS@atH.
, 1859-10-27

NlUuEFGH1& IAz&1 1<VF*
[Nr TtLE6KArH.1 Aox1REAL-oe1.."' -
t1ora-ye1y quiet. Sellers willing to ssu good No:
!,epy Vi e5 Hnye,a offer e{9a tancy in moderate de-
,uau1 at &5.. q. Extra wanted IT ~.
S,u OF TIM t:sa1a. Peas considerable sa- at ss r.
e. b.. barley uetipe 1t t0e l~r q !s win large feees'
Asftrs nj q EuE ptAa. &1.3g fOf EeaIl4.
, 1859-10-27

New York Cattle Market.
UY Tt1KonATu.1 NEW LORE oeI. .o'
Errr-Dull IT decline of Halc per y "sin t. i3,Ee
t,c,-..cI rct{tSs, Prize. ranEel n-5499Hc, with few
,c,jrs II luc kecctpt- aftout lGD1 head.
Mrr1ox- -DcclInsd f1!y saasoc PtF heaa hecer's up
swiSE-Supy moderate prices declined slightly. QUO
, 1859-10-27
DOSE HILL CEMETERY 7.

The managers CT Eosehl Cemetery would inform ths
nuhIc tiiat ir eiounds 4ray for inte.1atnt1
AM ufrn.stu rrlotivr 10 the Een,ery tf Obtained
4. thT aee the En Tro1n No.s Aeshodta Chu1ch
Utoek uh.It ruap Of iht grounds may he Aeen.
pfx hare f1rfu nahr Eittlt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

IIGH BRIDGE FROM ENGLAND To FRaScE.-This
magnificent projec is being seriously entertained
among engineers and men of science. There have
been equally as wonderful things effected in our
day The English papers have published some
Of the details of the plnns for uniting England
and France by gigantic tubular bridge across
the channel between Dover and Cape Grinez. In
order to afford passage to vessels of the largest
size the bridge would rest side of the cliffs
Of Dnver and on the other side on the cliffs Of
Cape Grnez. the French abutments being raised
ore hundred aud fity-three feet higher than the
Englisl. Ia compensate for the difference Of eleva-
ton Of the cliff. The bridge would be supported
by one hundred and ninety towers. at a distance
ol five hundred feet apart, each having light to
guide vessels at night and un alarm bell for war
ming in fogs The greatest depth of the channel
ON the line proposed is one hundred aud eighty
six feet. The bridge would have two or more rail
ways, which, it is estimated could he trayersed in
twenty minutes; and it would he SO built as to nd
nit the.light of day-being lighted at night by gas
In order 20 prevent all fear Of INVASION tho splan
proposes that each end of the bridge snail be con-
manded by II strong battery. The towers, which
would be one hundred feet in diameter, and two
hundred and sixty feet high would rest on coles
sal bases. three hundred feet square at tho bottom
hundred and fifty feet square at tho top, RI
sing to n height of rty feet alb we the water, for
med of bio cks of granite united by iron lars. The
elevation Of the tops of the towers wonld thus be
three hundred feet above the surface OF the wafer
Mr.. Boyd estimates the utmost possible cost oi the
bridge ut ESQ, 100000 but thinks that it could he
built fer half that sum, -.and that the whole cost
would Le reimbursed to the-company in eight
years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

WHAT CHANGE! A leading dry goods house
in this city has recently cnsa .e az clerk, man
who for many years previous t" the crisis in 1857.
partner in one Of the largest and mo-t respect,
able houses in Paris, having oonnsvtions with
manufacturers Of merchandise in all The principal
markets Of Europe. Their business transactions
amounted to more than S. 900. 900 annually
They were considered very wealthy, and liyed Of
course in style comparing with their large capital
and rauidly -increa sing business. The e. cat crash
Vi 1857 came like thunderbolt upon thro, caus-
ing their suspension. With extraordinary efforts
they were able to pay their debts, hut the last
dollar in 80 doing was exhaust d. Their heavy
losses used then, up entirely. single importing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

TRuru PLEASANTLY ToLp.-The first good-na.
tured paragraph We have seen during the progress
Of the controversy between the English and French
journals is in the Paris Charipari, which informs
the eccentric Clergyman who had offered ESQ reward
fol the best essay the best means of keeping up
good understanding between England andFrance,
That it considers itself entitled to the prize for sov
ing the question in one sentence. Whch is alone
worth dozens of essays-"Le meilleur moyen pour
que pAnglotere ct la France s'entendent est dc SO
pares mons haut." France and England will
understand each other better if they don't talk
so loud s-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19


Hon. Dan'l S. Dickinson was invited tc the floor
Of the Stryker Convention.
lie made grand speech, creating immense en-
thnsiasn.
There were only five absentees from the Conven-
ton.
Adjourned till o'clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19


Morocco. The Emperors of Morocco, whose
illness has been mentioned by telegraph is 80
years Of nge. and ascendod the throne in 1922
Two years ago he had an attack of paray ysis.
from which he recovered, but he had at tho end Of
last month another and very serious attack. His
ordinary medical attendant sent for two English
physicians. named jackson. residing at Tangiers.
who Immediately proceeded to Mequinez, where
tho Emperor was. At the same time the heir ap-
parent who is Governor Of Tafet, was summon
cd to come to his father. "If the Emperor should
die, says Galignani, ''serious complications may
arise in that part Of Africa"
The tribes of the Amazrks and Chelecks, who
are numerous and powerful. will not submit 10
Muley, Adder Rahman's natural successor. aud
this Prince has also as his personal enemy the
commandant Of the black guard, who is all-power-
full in tho palace. Those facts may lead l., grave
complications, and perhaps to the disemberment
Of the empire. Fears are entertained That the
black guard. immediately on the the dcat, Of the
Emperor, will piage the treasury Of Mequinez,
where immense riches.s estimated at nearly 500
millions of francs are accumulated" Fears are
also entertained for the safety Of the families Of
the English and French vice-consu1s Mt Rabat
The English consul in his letters home. has al
ways expressed his belief thrt the death Of the
present Emperor will be the signal for tho massa-
ere Of the Christians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

firm in New York owed them more than aquarter
Of u million Of dollars, TO secure which they took
property 10 California, not probably really worth
ton Thousand dollars They must now begi'
only two years since, they could command
hundreds Of thousands; now they are rich only
in integrity and capacity-a good capital on which
to take n fresh start.--N. T. Independent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

=
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Married persons Or Yosss nsa ssss p 2
should inmsSsisiy soass n 5o6saisns bsssssd =
liz Who places himself undst the cs.s sfDs %.
gously conade IN his honor esnisea; ssa es12naig
rely upon his 'l' csd1Ei6 {; nes1Is''s %nAxxssA =.
s.s.s s sI@ psns, S' ,: Ss sssy
have become tho vcm etnpvopes nduasnci. Ysang Des
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TAKE PAETISULAE EoTI0E , ;.
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by s "s 1s :" yaaS I westas:. S. sss III E%s
Fsss @ i s a;s s. R%''i DsS = ss H,:a. !: s : ss s:
anscmoni ofthe Digestive fdhctons encral BrDiy symp.
'S; .4s as .,s spsa i. mind .. 10
r. sa1 Es ss Sa &
love soituds, Timldy Se, o De ssns psada
Thousand Of persons Of al, acos csn now jre hss d the
~,
!he eyes, cough and Agnptoms o oon.unip p.ea .,gi
CANiC WEAKNEss. qfs1'f7fFsIh
by this great and important remedy weakness of Tho orsans
most nervous and debaed Who had os III hope have hs
relieved All Impediments 70 Maff1aRc pbyant
r Mental bs"nali Npsyaas ir,.nlsay I,.mSii..
md Wrakpes or cxhauson OF thSpost srfa Kind spsedy
cured ,y Dr ,ohnston -, TGssts iffl 1sdl
~ - YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by Certain prsc,,ss aared
In when aone~a habit frequenE lsased nom M sotaISA,
IONS at school the effect. Of which nightly % even
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

SOmbrero Guano.
- - Phosphate Guano just from Snnbrcrn Island
sC West Indies the richest d'"s"ni Phosphate OF Lam"
world containing between 20 and III c"nt Of
Bone IhasDhafe ~ Lihe and la which invite the att uion
and the public generally who deal in ,riGcrs'
Ne for the sale of This Gunno here, aud
sell Northern prices doctng actual t" th,s
place.
Pamphlets containing It's analysis &c. furnished applca
tion or by mail.
MCCORkIE II co, Sole Agents,
april dNeis. Mns, Street H. iuchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
CAMP, SMITH & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Grocers Commission & Forwarding MeIchi .nts,
Near the Depot Of the Va 4 Tenn. Ranrotdi
LYNCHBGRG TIRGlNId.
EG to theta thanks To their numerous trirnis
l)and patrons the very liberal patronage extended the III
years and respectfully ask continianc" al HE
same rcccuy added 10 uer house, which nah -
largest aud convenient houses in the cII r
receiving selling produce; aud 10 those who ny favor s
with their cnnsiunmcns proms, s efforts to Oh
tain high prices aud sales rendered as made
Their stock ofGEOCERIES. LIQUOl-, IA always con
petc prepared 10 offer nluccn' MS 10 pnrta
orders carefully and promptly attended 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
n. =, TANNER & Co.

NO 124 H1IN STREET,
LYNCHBURG, VA,
TsEOFESSOlsS in sl of pictures now made from
1 uan AMBRoTY Pr MINIATURE to LlFl.-siZE PoR
TRAIT also every kind Of Phoos sraph
Maiernls. Gases. Glasses &c.. Ike.
rf Thorough instructions given in the Art on moderate
terms and satisfactorily.
Also Agents for the Quaker City Double Thread Lock Stic
SEWING MACHINES. II Hens, fells 1ucks Gathers and
Embrocs and does all the work of The hest ~" ~" st
is far more simple and complicated than any other Ma
cnc sold at the very low price of $l aud 500 Best
Cabinet Machine go We have manufactured expressly for ns
the Patent Adjastdbie Hener the only that hens all
widths and thickness. Call and examine them
hl lb-lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
Daily Sirgiaiau.
The New York Democratic State Convon-
tionat Syracuse.


Before l2 o'clock the gallery Of tho hall was
crowded dcnsely with spectators,and u large num-
Der Of delegates were present with number OF
outsiders. immediately on the stroke Of IL, II. c.
Smith of Monroe. jumped on the floor and moved
that Thos. q. Alyord be temporary Chairman OF
tue Convention.
The vote was instantly put and carried I'm
mcnse excitement followed, the majority Of the
Convention being taken by surprise terribly
t, pevent any attempt at amendment.
Instantly on the vote being carried I. q. Alvord
who was ON the platform. took the chair, and cali
ed the Convention to order.
A motion was then made to olcet Mossrs. Shank
land. of Cattaraugus, and J. b. Hall. of Schoha-
rie Secretaries. This resolution WAS also
ricd amidst perfect panic On the part OF tho
Softs.
ID. Murray. of Cattaraugus, Immediately took
the floor and moved tho following resolution:
Resolved. That rcgretting tho difficulty in tho
Democratic party in tho city of New York, this
Convention will not decide upon tho regulari-
ties Of tho two existing organizations thore,
and hereby admits to seats both Of tho decga-
tons from that city with equal rights upon this
floor
Loud aud ovcrpuwering shouts Of Question"
question: question: from all pnrts Of the
hall.
Mr.. Cochlanc took the floor, but for II long timn
his voice drowned in shouts for question:
amid the most lcatening uproar,
Jumping on II sent, Mr.. Cochrane continued
amidst immense excitement, which continued until
Peter Caggcr took the platform and called the
Convention to order. aud nominated Jno. Stryker
OF Rome, rs temporary chairman.
An mlacnsc riot followed. during which no
word could be heard. This continued until Capt.
Isaiah Rynders came forward in support of Mr.
Cochrnur, when he was Immediately confronted by
Mcssrs. Sheehan and Rae,and blows we're partial
~ struck.
Callnhan,n n Y. boy, sprung Mt Wood cxclaim-
ing, You must stop this fight
Eeporting wns nj this time impossible, owing to
the fghtiug aud dreadful row.
Jno. Str, kcr was moved temporary chair
man by Mr. tagSrr and was knocked down by one
of the Wood men. llo was not hurt though
knocked ID Me platform.
Tho excitement WAS most intense at the present
moment.
After tremendous excitement. Mr.. Strykcr, in
dumb show, adjourned his Convention. and Mr..
Wood moved the regular motion for Committees,
aud made speech bitterly attacking the dlsorgnn-
liens, us he called those who had left.
The motions were then all put aud declared car
ried.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
SUMMER FRUITS.

4 of the Executive Committee of llr l!hchnrg
IN Agricultural and Mechanical Society," held on Monday
evening the 2h instant the follow resolution was adopted
For purpose of The production "i Garden
Fruits aud ncng i'll generous rivalry an improvement III
quality variety of summer Fruits which, ir" their
turc exhibited the Fair the Executive Committee
hereby
Resoire1 will sit at their Office Friia!
O'clock from the st Of Sopcmlr Ia the Isl
octobrr receive exhibition fruits thai br en
in n them Upon which the following premiums will hchwari
ed at the fair:
Pears Of any particular variety not less than
....,. $50
For the best Peaches of particular variety not less
than r.. "a"
q b,urhrs ....... ........ 2|i0
ou.r .............. 2.so
Eo neck p,nrs of ,nriu- varieties hnn
Tur ha Lrst neck pcnchr. Of various varieties -
Eor The hest neck Cranes of various varieties .. 300
The above premiums to be awarded IN plate,
sent raw i'm A MrpONAIn, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19

ArrLrs. s.--Everywhcre failure. Tho apNlcdis-
ease ia as fatal andwidcnpread the potato dscnso
in it's fullest yigor, Everywhere trees arc dying
the leaves turn yellow, the twigs dry up the fruit
drops of or, if it hangs till mature, it is gnar
ly and only hall size, very often wormy. linenp-
pies of full size smooth skins, and good favor,
aro the exception. not the rulc, in all the region
that send fruit to this city. What is to be- done
for apples? No one can tell. But none must be
wasted Every one who hns them must save
them If too far on to send them 10 thisor some
other high market in their natural condition. dry
them. You will then find no trouble in selling
them at II higher price than you can get if con-
ycrcd into cider. Pare, coro, and dry carefully,
either in dryingrooms. kins. or in the sun. on
strings, or upon sheets or boards, stone
brick, keeping them clean and free from We .
Then pack thom in barrels or bngs holding u
barrel. and not more, and they will command q
full price.
All will be wanted, not only here in seaboard
cities but in tho new west--kansas, Iowa, Mime
suta, Wisconsin All new States and new settle
msnis want dried apples. What tons ofthem would
soil ut Pixies Peuk East, West, North and South.
there are wide district insuficiently supplied with
apples, which will furnish good market for
all that will grow in the few favored regions
where there will be a surplus.-Nno York 7,i-
6ane
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-19
Fine Watches.

Fine Watches.
XXyE have on hand stock G0ld and rer WatchfS,
w excellent quality, which will be pleased 10 show
Also Il large LOT of Goid Chains
an. 2-,its j. WILLIAMS Il son, SIS Main Sire
Oh CASES STICK LICoRlCE consignment and for alc
,1J by lapril l2-dsl SMITH n ADAMS.