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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

xyySANDOTTE PROu.IFlC CORN Ghi-
w Corn has received the sanction Of Az nluss
Of its astonishing productiveness yielding three ri
the quantity Of thu Corn usually planted mai IS he
finest Corn Veal closely resembling Four aud as io'se
t when bak e makes light and nutrition e. IN
I;r al grain hill four feet each shot Iii
be- planted early One bag sufficient to plant Ts
raised In Campbell county and he clict on
hrne the pure :. W ykndoe Prolific Cora" For sale
I'll .7.dts j. II. THOMPSDN e. co, DrugR isis
AN Cea.is nmeni, 100 bossei- prime " hi to
~ Mercer POTATOES for sale low to clae
april Ii.ds NJ. ROLLINS & co
LAVE YOU'VE MONEY dc be tore yeU hay BI!d
- examine Hirsh Strauses stock OF CASSiMEltES.
~ dta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

AFTER HouRs.-John, IN old man belonging I"
Jesse Hare, ESQ. was taken up after h"rs We'd
ncsday night, without a pass On account OF ms
aye and this being his first offence, he was dts
charged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

MfssRs OYLrR & KEts-GratLmt IN tat the solicitation
ri many friends here. have concluded to succeed
bother Hn wish I" sv 10 all the friends o
NY brother john that The business will meet wi
,tr interruption, hrt ihat cann ray anything
bt"hrr anil ran m order from
utt to inventory, AID have lis widow gDscd
AID cnnfrm,d anra sutrix If her minor children then
shall e able lnlae all claims against tn. Ynn
can also bis friends hist they reed not have nne,S
ness about bnsess in his hands ~ the time OF his DEATH
a. his means ample. fous. Respectfully, -
Z u. =. OLIVER.
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q wEET POTATOR PLANT a.-1OO
- bushels SWEET iUTArOE PLANrINGS, best kind.
received eongnmen and will be sold low to eioss out
quickly. lapsii dts1 LEE. ROCkB . 90
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LYNCHBuRo, a prl 4ih, 1859
Two TIE MANUFACTURERS AND SHIP.
II pERS OF TOBACCO We take tir In recommend.
Ing 10 y.ur attention, Mr. OLIVER his
brother j. Is OLvER In the Commission business Mr. Oh.
vor Is business and has ample and 10 every
a gentle man. OfLER KEEN
april d3taw &elm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

RrssELL's MAGAziNR.-The May nnmi'cr"t ,h''
dcscr.edly popular Southern Monthly, has just
appeared 1t. ~ usual. atounds with good things
The enterprising publishers possess rare facilities
and advantages; and they make the most OF them
The various departments Of the work arc ably
sustained. and we are gratfed to learn that the
undertaking has proved an emincntly successful
one. We append the table Of contents OF the
present issue: -,
Slave Law Of the Jews; The Tw" iiarps The
Actress in High Life; Never Again; The Burden
and Heat Of tho Day Ep,stoary Gossippings of
Travel; Lines; The Lovers Of Mon,m',renrN ;
Verses; La T,aversee; Aristophanes: lady Nor
CAMS Autobiography; An Interesting Family; SON
net; An Old Acquaintance: Past, Present, fo'"fe:
Cornelius Agrirpa; The World: Wrecked: but not
Lost; A Father 10 his Lame Child; Editors Table,
Literary Notices.
Russell" is published at Charleston, 5. c. ut
three dollars per annum. II. {. Victor is agent
in this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05
SCOTT's MILITARY TACTiCs.-A now
- supply just rroc,ciat
april ~ dis H. vICToW5
WuARPEa's ~ As:AZING for uny Just rrrciV.
u II ID ut lawn ipdts II & VI TORS


- supply just r''ci'ei" ,,e...,
april ~ dds H. q VICTOWS.
IIARPEH's MAGNZsNE for Nav jn-s rrrciv.
IL ID l,r'ii n0dtat II & VI "foR1
THE BEST JUDGES AND tLt',ESr BUYERS
ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
AND EXAMINE
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING.
april e2drs. GLASS RAINE
NOTICE CO PMX~gaIANs "A Phy~ic. nn's
~ situation is for sale viii al pcasent vii.
laRr the = Vr- ina. he pur hnser will 10
Introduced practice witch from o. 900 t. o. 5UO
year, good sncety and good -cha excellent cuion for
regular ply stefan Inquire II the editor this paper
april 10 dkcts
NTR.JEREMIAsIs IENRv BOYLE take
~ noi q, that hal proceed the 18Th and l3th Of
MAY. led9 tho Office af Garland. Slaughter Go Lynch.
bng To take the dispositions Of snrry Witnesses to he read
In for divorce against In The Circuit Court Of
Campbell county. MARTHA ANN BOYLE.
april l4dawi"r4v. by Counsel
NTARsiSIu SALT AFl.OAT.-1OO0 sucks
1VA MARSHALL. SALT "ho"i daily expected and for sale
by april ~ dts y. EE. hlchm"nd Va
SPRINGs sEAsON. ls50.-JOHN ABRA-
~ IIAMS-I hsvc just opened this with stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. tar exceeding In ex
tent variety aad elegance that oi any former also
claim the merit n UNPARALLELED CIIEAINEsS. hav.
ing purchased the portion Of INV fine DRESS GOODS
from the late French sas At prizes from i 10 cent len
iinn The cost Of mporfaou They consist In part u
l'ich Drcss Silks OF the latest styles;
Double Skirts, Composition R.he Lcz;
he Impression Paris IN SILK Baree e
Tissues GRENADINES fonIard- rgtn1es Jaconcts Lawns
Ginphams French En,broil, ri's, &r. &".;
Kid GlOves I.aee Quilts Hosiery and Corscts;
with different Kinds Of Extension Skirts,
Grass, Corded and Manila skirts sr.t.
Msrsales Quis Linen andCn shcetngs Table Linens
Napkins, Towels, crush. &c Ar.
with ane assortment =" RICH MANTLEs.
ms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05
v>nsya,r.nD ATTRACTION
NIcI[I NNEH d. Co.
WHOLESALE Anp nfrAfi
Grcce,s and General Commission Mer -hants


idak .Squarc. Nd,a STREET, L)ACHBfHG, N.
WE receipt of Spring 'ck Of Groceries,
W Iron Si,e Staple Dry Good 81 .ron.is ngOl
Cuta on M, G. Nee Sugars, gr des
l., af Crisl,rt Irauulatrd aud Powdered susar
Laynirn, Rio. 1a,n Mocha aud SAINT i'rh,c;
Sperm. Wax. = ualnanuc and ] illaw Candies,
Brown T inry SOAPS ,ariru@ hrud
Ton. God 4 H. Imperial pianiaii u cions Ononr
Spices ,,,y kd; Sole I.cnhor F"4d and damage pure
C.ir Vinegar Liverpool and tironnd Alum Sail Cotton
Yarns all No.; Virginia and Western cured Bacon y" |
Halifax II,rrns Ii hole aud halt barrels; M aud Mack
olcl in kits No. P,Iu Guano uii Dominion Nails
Horse AMI Nule Shoes; Amcfea u ,mncreh, Rolled aud
Ehglsh rlcd iron Band II aud SH"et Iron; Norway
Nal io.A,i Gael Shear and cr'd ,'""l; Wagon Boxes,
sizes-ing. her with general o Staple Dry
tioods suCh M aud 2tiznabnR- fcRehel md Brown
Sitlnps tg. i,Lra sPlinisnn Linen, Cn"uad,s
ped Dhuaburps Prints Giughans, Sr &c. !" wlt they
IL. pee fully ask examination from the fricn,s
W Panir attention paid I" consigum"nts OF all kinds
Of - ,lirr ,lt-.--Hrp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

MAIL CoNrRAcTs-The contract for carrying
the mail from Charlottesville to Lynchburg. hns
been awarded to W. G. Darlington. mt Sl.995:
from Campbell Z. H.. to Halifax e. II to N1,na"
NJ Hancock. at $50; Lynchburg. to Pedlar Mills.
to John Stoops. once a week, at Sl25; LyhehburS
to Pittsylyania c. H., to David Oliver at S9l3.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

BtDFOUD CoUSTy, ietb al April, 1889.
WIN. A. MiIIER. Agent tr john \. Reese a. Ct-Sr T.
Ynn asked The result If exp riuont made by
with Peruvian tnano Re..ee Manipulate Guano.-
In the Spring al 1855 solicitation purchased
of cach Kind from You. aud for my -a-neil ~. ~
well ms drternci TO make idr rxpljm with them
Tobacco lot, wh, o,oralc h., and ut unor
quality, On "nehait al The lot spl No Peruvian. and
the other half Rersoa Manl nj ted inl qnantrs
The lot planted the In he part May
AMI WORK cd precisely alike TN several took
nclshbofs I" the bet and requested them point out the
hest tobncco without Informing thou whie pari thu dsr
cni kinds Of Guam" nodlbry generally The pru
ference to the MaDipulaicd-- there florence
think the Manipulated tho hest What is wing
the lot II nil good aud difference he fal
" satisfied that keses Manipulated uauo IL equal to Peru
In and Is certainly Grh less trouble ~ II II ground ready
foru Signed j. u. WHITLDW.
april % DIV Rep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05
SPRING CLOTHING
And GantlCmen's Furnishing Goods,

! es aud tht 1ntc generally, t. ih'ir n'" stock "i
SPRING CLOTHING
And Gantlemen's Furnishing Goods,
n.w "r,n ttrer srnply tarhy Increasing ootanl
their A No l.fhpY MApt, cum lIINd, they have
Ia It In than usually exrnshc -i"k nnd hn," spared
IT, "a - nnd manufacture such ~ thor long zap"
ohor ha- tp"u hest adapted to r wants Of hc' custom
pu the iuinrc, ar II hns hcuu ~ the pps viii he
L., furnishing unh rood eruos. always al 62Hdahh
PRICES the al al VII" have hcr~otoi" III
Ii sii,c pronounce In osciruro and variety. info
In ,V, North South, nnt rumpilstH
Trade at tnnrul. Dies. suit 10 heap. hut snhstan
iyl aud ~, tmade SorNnu'a'r Coiithr.
BuRlOt Gus. tliAFER 4 60
y b-Those p'icrrnE rarmen'' mad' measure b, eav
march pill, ~, 60
HGnT E0R THE pEaPiE.-B En,r just
kr.tt.y we'd s'rply of Pure x ko~iNE or CAN<El.
ch'ap igh = ii %, cal aod bo .npriri Ais", .uply
arrer.lt, IuuNsr STAY. pueps,
~ ar t:sEsxIs'Hi- EoH~sr.p. ! our,
n = lie nl,, II FNcIONN TlATl'HES, con-i tng al
Str,ws ru-.a uts aui "iinr Ma hn"a, necessary 10
v,t1s t elm Ars uf maaGiacuin. b,oeo
ma, aAlt.,tt q ". WARWICK
rH>ssE Iu,srs' assortment NJ Tringrs, Drr-.
u Batt,hs Sonnet bibbous, NrVi Ttmn,ng AM Needle
Wax, nih Aotl Vlc 'ot ui Sta"s M,nlles Raglauds,
apriI II d.. $50 aBRAiIAMs
NOR TIsE HAIR Ano,i,cr supply at Kar-
u n,u- terpnr for nh hHir nsl. Mrs Aileu- Krs"tc
aud ZYl, Bn-nii. Wuud's Hair Rt.tHcl aud
Iiar Dy,s Harols, &r, &c. tor sal"ly
nrrll ~ H.. iollS II Sway. Druraa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

Of rich double shift and iobc Al la, sting If IS
Barge, Jacnr Muslin aud Drcsnds, well worthy ih
aiicution al ny customers.
pyril llds JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

- re IL TbEs Fancy Seek Ties for the
~ Spring Net. Lace Tubular, 4 ttn ALL &C.. &r. Col
ar. Gloves, Hosiery, &c, Just received by 49,
march Odds WIN l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

PRING n SIMMER MILIINERY!!
. - 4
A. l. SI1TpHIN

WOULD respectfully ihf um hs r"ui- mud III" public gen
" orally that he vi "lcn an Tllt @bAh, The 3lsi inst
large mud handaour SPRING AND ~INMEh
MILLINERY, HON ItS, II At. LARS, bHfSS CAPS,
HERTHERS MANfIES, SItANIS Gbbt Is. HAND.
KERCiiIEF-, FRENCH Work .iinNIEin no IPSkIRTS,
,tre and spring ToNIos FANS, PEEFuMEhlES. COMBS,
BRUSHES, Aro
An Kond supply Of cIO that VIII, nd with
ont Iir IN aatm. mud WATCHES aud JEW ELWf All II
whch will lac III nv FL, III" good ht bought In
this city riensr cal aud examine b,tor" i,ntinp.
III REPAIRING done ~ both branches Ut the business, At
The shortest notice
All orders from the country promptly attended to
dk,lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

march e6dts. WIN l.. PAGE
S,HIRTs, HOSIERY, Ac. -~hi',., Drawers.
- iars Coyce Hosiery. iiauikrrrhc.s Stocks. Atrh
Ties &r. &c, I'll the latest Spring style JUS rec.v,dl v
~ rch &c dts NM l. PAfE.
1WyuSIkA r. N NJ cH-c Of very superior
II TONKA BEANS inst TO hand and t"' sn~ by
apri i5,lrs W. A SrKoTHER ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING. 1ss!

0HNTS' GOODS FOR SPRING, 1853.
GENTLEMEN ecifny invited To eait and sxameno
u the latest styles OF FANCY CASsIMEREa vENTIM0a,
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS, All tn want q
really good DIS If latest syls aud nada ~ hss
be suited. Also the very best Back 6kiuA lrah
Etc, Linens, low pr Cassnercs for bD,a Mlisas 0e
and Trimmings. &c &c. WA. l. PAGE -
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

NIF suhscrhei- drsic 10 rn the eit'n Il lhrir Gust
] aud tht lutl, generally, t. ih,r nav stock "i
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
The Tragedy at washington.

The Capital City Of the Union was startled
on Sunday by an occurrence of the most mel
ancholy character. PHILIP BARTON KEY, Esq,
was shot by the Hon. DANIEL E. SIoKLEs, mem.
ber of Congress from the Third District of New
York, near the Presidents House, at the south
east corner of Washington square, about two
o'clock in the afternoon.
The facts of the case, If the telegraphic re-
ports are reliable, are simply these: KEY had
made himself agreeable to Mrs. SICKLEs, and
held meetings with her clandestinely at the
house of her husband, and afterward at place
which he had procured for the purpose, in an
other part of the city. Apprised of the facts
by an anonymous letter, and confirmed by sub
sequent inquiry, Mr.. SIcKLEs drew confession
of the fact of his dishonor, and on two o'clock
of Sunday, finding KEY in Lafayette square,
in conversation with a friend, shot him three
times with q revolver, the third ball passing
through the heart of his victim and instantly
terminating his life. Public sentiment will
hardly hold Mr.. SIcRLEs amenable to a very
severe punishment for his act, but time and his
own cooler Judgment will, doubtless, inform
him shat, even for himself, the transaction was
an unfortunate one.
PHILIP BARTON KEY, the victim of the ira
gcdy, was the son of FRANCIS S. KEY, author
of the song of the star-Spangled Banner, and
brother of Mrs. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN, of this
city. He was about forty-fve years Of age, n
man of fine talents and chivalrous bearing, and
of unusually agreeable social qualities. He
was appointed to the Office of District Attorney
of the United States for the District of Coum-
bia-a place holden by his father for many
years-by Mr.. Polk. Out of office during the
administration of Gen. TAYLOR, he was rc-
appointed by Gen. PIERCE, and continued in
the discharge of its duties until his death. lie
was widower, and leaves six or seven chill
| dren,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
state Nibl'arY.

We have no inveteratc feelings of re-
spect for those minor histor. .'cal efforts in
which certain class of our li,>>erary gem
tlemen are so prone to indulge, t9nd yet
we have looked over a Historical Sketch
of the Ohio State Library, by the Iib,a-
rian, Mr.. CoGGEsHALL, which accompanies
the thirteenth annual report of that in
stitution, with some pleasure. The nu-
cleus of the library was, it appears, pur-
chased by Gov. WoRTHINGToN, in ISL, out
of his official contingent fund, and on his
ownresponsibility, and afterward adopted
by the State The number of volumes
now in the State Library is $4,000, Oh
which 1876 are in the law department.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

be forced, by the operation of inexOrabie
law. to live in the marital relation when,
to the one, that relation is source OF
ceaseless misery through the vices or III
conditions of the other. Society TINT
makes its elements miserable, fails to per
form the service forwhich twas instituted,
which was to make them happy; and
while divorces should never be decreed
for triAing or transitory causes, or npon
hosty and ill-advised applications, the fact
that there is such an incompatibility be-
tween the parties as, in the opinion OF tho
iudicious, renders mutual happiness i'm
possible should be sufficient ground for
severance. To hold that q man may OPP
press and tyronnize, year after year, be-
cause his victim is tied to him by con-
tract in which he promised to love and
cherish, il it were not one of the saddest
thinos in the world-in view of the cruel
tics of which it has been the OCCASION
would he one of the most ridiculous. To
Hold that man may be hag-ridden and
tortured, as nothing but fiendish woman
can 10 it, until his life is worn away, be.
cause his tormentor once promised tc
honor and obey him, is just os senseles'
and indefensille. Society has no wan
which gives it q right to demand sucl
sacrifices, and the society that requires i
is at war with the happiness of those o
| whom it is composed
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

THE decree in the DUHME case was not,
as has been stated, divorce A MENsA ET
THoRo-such legal condition not being
known to the lawsof Ohio Itwas simply
decree of alimony under the statute, by
force of which the petitioner was put in
possession of property originally her own
the petition for divorce being dismissed
"without prejudice" The view taken of
the case by Judge DICKSON appears to
have satisfied everybody but the husband
and the editor of the Enquirer"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
NEW ADvERTTsEMENTs.
rRs BONO PUBGiCO.

we invite attention tothe fact that, having greatly
Incl cased our facilities by enlargns our store 90
mopo than twice its former size, VIC arc proparr
supply oil orders for the very best Of goods Ia our
llno, and at O small advance Our long e sperIepco
in public lEfo making extensive acduain' ances. eu
ncnty fits for caterers to tho public taste and wa
have no hesitation in sayI ns-from ne approval wo
have already roccived-t Ant iions are suited
TO the demands Of the Consumer.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
NEW BOOKS.

THE gEBAIEs OF THE STATE CONVENTION
On THE ADOPTION OF THE FEDERAL CON
STlTUTlON; together with the journal of the
Federal Constitution, Luther Martins Letter,
t Yatcs' Minutes Congressional Opinions, Virginia
i!lstrati9ns of the Constitutions. BY Jonathan FL
lot, NeW edti3,n with additions and emcnda-
cnnati: Rickcy, Mallory 4 Co. . vols 1850.
ELMoT's Debates in the several State Conventions
on the adoption of the Federal Constitutions have
been for some time ont Of print and the present cd
tOn-to which, for greater completeness, has been
added, in the form of fifth volume, the we'll known
report Of the proceedings of the convention 10y which
the Constitution was formed, by Mr.. MApIsoN-comcs
in to supply real demand. There is no collection of
historical documents eXtant, in which the spirit of
the people of the United States, and their political
character at the time of the establishment of our
present form OF government can be conveniently
studied than in this. The minutes of Mr.. YATES the
sketches Of Mr.. MADISON, and the letter Of LUTHER
MARTIN, contain all that is known of the sayings and
doings of that august body Of men who performed the
difficult labor Of framing code OF organic laws for
this Union. These men, with views expanded and
opinions confirmed, with minds enlarged by study
and strengthened by conflict in debate entered into
the conventions of the States to which they belonged
to advocate the adoption of the instrument which
they had aided TO construct meeting there minds as
skillh to sft and attack theirs to advocate
and defend The reports Of the Virginia Convention
containing the speeches of PATRICK HENRY, Governor
RANDOLPH, Morris, MONROE, NICHOLAS, PENDLEToS
MADISON and MASON, embody some Of the finest spec
linens Of American oratOry Those Of several others
of the States are also exceedingly rich ia eloquonce
and argument-whch is especially true of those Of
the states of Massachusetts and the Caronas The
other political matter, embodying the history of the
early policy Of the Government, aud the elements out
ofwhich grew the first organization of PARTIES Is also
of much interest. The work is handsomely printed
good paper in five volumes large octave, and for
the politician the journalist the student of Amer
lean history, can not he otherwise than valuable
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
Bourbon Whisky,

We have large stock al Howard's and Harms Old
Bourbon-some of it ovov six years Of age-which is
unsurpassed for smootfness and richness Of flavor
and which we warrant perfectly pure by the bottle,
case, on draft.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
WINES.

our stock ofNgines is large M d wel-seocted--
Madeira and Sherry.
PoRT.-our Pure Juice Port is delightful article
for medicinal purposes being free from authorizations
and having age to make It soft and pleasant
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
FOURTH.

The intermediate pressure placed in front of the
feed to hold the cloth while the former goes back is
ahappy discovery, entirely NEW and nsures positive
stitch at the same time, 1t supports and eonse-
quently prevents the breaking of needles, which is
great point gained, most other machines are rem
dered very expensive by the frequent breaking of
them so much So that their economy has been ques-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
SIXTH.

This machine is operated by belt, AMI can be
raised up to adjust the under spool and looper with
out removing the belt, and sews with the machine
thus raised the same as when in its proper place,
which is great convenience in threading and SPOOL
ing the under loOper.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
BRfANDIES.

We lave some weary old Brandy which has been
pronounced by competent judges tho best in the cty
by the bottle, case, or H-caaBs.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
FIFTH.

This machines makes more beautiful stitch and
approximates nearer to a shuttle-stitch than any
other made, and on cloth can scarcely be dstin-
guishpd from II.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
THE PRESS.
HENRY REED, Editor.
Cincinnati, Tuesday, March l, 1859.

CORRESPONDENCE, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter of the world.
NO NOTICE taken of anonymous correspondence.
We dO not return rejected communications
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

DHGNIX BLIND FACTORY, VIM. W.
Il CARPENTER 4 CO., Manufacturer of Veniiian
Blinds and Window Shades Wholesale and retail, No.
81 Sixth street, between Walnut and Vine, opposite
and retrimmed. Church, Store and other large
Sh adss made and lettered. 16
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

CECHLER & PORTER, Sole Agents for
- LAWRENCE ROLLIN,.' MiiLi Mill .,, ct lronton; o.,
deaior in Pig Iron, Bar, Boiler am shret iron flow
slabs and Wings Nails, Steel, window Glass; Gc-
WareroOms. No. "a West Second street. bet' Wamu
and Vino. Cincinnati, .. Ih
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

WrY. SvHETSTONE WHOLESALE
eBs DRUGGIST and Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
and glassware. fin. Chemicals Perfumery and Toilet
articles northeast c. 'rner Pearl ana sycamore SITS,
Aine
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

I'D DAVIS, SUCCESSOR TO HENRY
-HHyS HISR. Manufacturer of TRAVELLING AND
PACKING TRUNKS, of all kinds, Valses, Carpet
Bags, Satchcls, otc.
Walnut street, under Gibson House.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

e. D. WATSON, COMMISSION MER-
Lie CHANT, wholesale and retail dealer ih GRO.
CHRIES AND PRODUCE; Also, the best Brands OF
Salt kept constantly on hand. Northeast cornef
Third and Elm streets, Cincinnati, Ohio II
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
SEVENTH:

The thread-tightener this machine is 30 ar
ranged that the spool is placed on triangular spin
die securely the spindle turning csnters with the
spool and after you have the proper tension it does
not require to he changed until tho thread is entirely
run of the spool.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

U G. RINGWALT & CO., NO. ia MAIN
~ street. CarpetiDg, direct from the manuinc
tnrers; embracing all te newest and most desirable
patterns in the market, which are offered at very
low rates for cash. lSj
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

JAMES CREW, u. T.. CREW.
E-& B. l.. CREW, SUCCESSORS TO CREW
eIe McGREW, Wholesale and Retail Grocers
and Produce Dealers, Nos. lG7 and lG9 Third street
srSShwest correr Of Elm and Third, Cincinnati
Pa ,sonal and prompt attention will he given to the
sala or Produce on CODsignmont. III
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

The feed, (Which is a very important matter in a
sewing machine) is adjustible, and be ar
ranged to the finest fabric, and then up
to any required thickness, with but slight alteration
Of the tension of the thread.