davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

On Friday last, says the Salem Registe" we had
fine rain in This vicinity. accompanied with
some hail. but not much eve have not heard Of
its doing uuy damage in this immediate neghbor-
hood, but learn that in portions Of Montgomery
and Botetourt. some damage was sustained in
consequence Of its fall. The air was very warm
and sultrv, previous to the storm, hat for several
days after, was quite cool comparatively and We
understand that there have been heavy iorsts in
the ncighborhood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
GEO. D.DANIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHAN:

Opposite hs f,rTiRa Hanh LlNtHBNRG Ia.
rs In receipt % large and well selected stock ~ RIO
] UERIES STAPLE DRY GOODS, HhkDW AhE, no III
WOODWARD, ROPE. sc eDhslstIng In part 1
oaf Crushed Iulvrr 3D. Coffee New Orleans aud Cnbn
Sugar
Mocha Old Java, LaguA Ria aad fart htd Java Coffee
Extra and double extra Syrnp, Cuba aud NV orlean,
M0lssses,
Large No Maekrrhi aud Cu Herring Family cd bacon
Hammered and Rolled Iron. Iron Axice and Cast wagon
Boxes,
B.owa Anvls Vices Screw Pls.us. Horse Rnsp aud Files
Iins ell aud Lamp on WHITE Lead. Zinc and ether Paints
French and American window GLASS AID uity
French and Philadelphia Cali skins Harness and Solo L. atct
5000 hai'H Cotton. Vt factory prices by The quantity
$50 yards Flax aud Flax aud Cf,I Linen best quality
Corn, Candles, Nails, Horse Shoe 30 &c.
All Of hrh will lie sold cheap fer cash exchanged of
country produce Exam me my stock before you buy will
pay tho rad, Liiee for Corn Wool Wool tolA Flax
seed aud all .thcr country PR dnee VIII ac country
produce nsgn"d u fur hn beat market price. aad NAH
prompt returns rna solicit patronage may aJdh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

One Of the Ito usj most gratifying results of the
recent election. il the overwhelming defeat of the
Hon. CHARLES Jcemes FAULKNER, in My Dis
TRicr," by a. II. BorELER. Esq, Notwithstanding
the immense influence of the Governn ent patron
age that brought to bear in behalf IF the first
named individual. to his return to Con-
gress Mr.. b. is young gentleman of fine tai
ents. pure patriot. and, moreover. sterling and
an indomitable Wing. and he will prove himself
honest. faithful, and capable" in the discharge
Of the Representative trust which has been conf
ded to him. We venture to predict for him IL
brilliant career in the National Legislature. We
some,ehdt sympathze with "CHARLEs .IEEnEs,"-
we do; and wish him n pleasant VOYAGE to the
head waters If Salt River
Can you the boat ashore.
Charley boy, Charley boy &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11


TRIBurE OF REsrEcr.-At a meeting of tie Vcstry
Vi St. Johns Church lleber Parish, Bedford cuun
ty, Va, convened OH the 8tl, day eff June, 1859,
on motion Of X. ID. Bufnrd, Erq., the following
Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in His
wise Providence, TO take from us, by the hand Of
death. our beloved Rector: We, the members OF
the Nestry of ST. Johns Church. desire to express
our respect and love tor him, as man aud as n
Christian Minister, and our profound suirow for
his loss
Therefore Resolved. That in the death Of the
Rev. NELSON A. SALE, this Church has lost faith
full and devoted Rector, and that we will ever re-
member with feelings Of gratitude. his labors Of
love in midst.
Resolved. that while it is onr duty to bow in
humble submission to the willof our Heavenly
Father, it is blessed privilege to rejoice in the
belief that our deceased brother has gone to his
Eternal rest, and left the Church militant for the
Church triumphant.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize with the
family OF the deceased in their sore bereavement.
Resolved, That as an expression of"ur regard
for the memory Of the deceased, the church shall
be draped in mourning for the space Of ono month.
Resolved. That copy Of the foregoing resolu
tons lie sent to the family Of the deceased aud
that the editors If the county newspapers and of
the Southern Churchman, he requested to publish
the same.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

New CuuRcH CORNER STONE To BE LAID.--
Next Sunday the interesting ceremony Of laying
the corner stnne ola new Catholic church will
take place in Richmond. The site of tnis elifice
is ON Twenty-ffth street near Broad. Right Rev.
Bi.hnp McGill will perform the ceremony and
deliver an address on the occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

FRnsr.- We were visited with a biting frost On
Saturday night last. The garden vegetables look
ed quietly black and withored ir,m the effects of it
Sunday morning and we learn that the and
wheat crops have also suffered considerably
WyhrWe Telegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

The Wings OF Harper,s Ferry intend t, have a
grand demonstration seu sls1rsp4ay sseaing next
county -man.. Alexander q. BStslsr. 10 c"ngssss
We wish them u go.d time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

We return thanks to the jefferson Society # the
University Of Virginia. and to the eadet-
of the Virginia Military lnstitute, Tor the comnk
celebrations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

DEATH OF LIEUT.. BELL. Norfolk June O.
Lieut.. Wing6eld s. Bell, Of the U. S. Revenue
service, died here last evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev. Jno. M. Kirkpatrick will preach ut
the LIST Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath morning
and night, at the usual hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
SPRING l. SUMMER MILLuNERYi
NE W a 20 DSi
JOHN ~. DAVIS q, Co,


RE ofcnp frr hspee'Ion erry large aock Of SPRING
a AND SUMNER my GOODS au"na which will be
found MI The new aNloa 81 LADIES pnrSS GOODS, sou
rich silks donbe kirts and doubi.
Rn,s rrnainc or,gc aud, and Jhcon,tt double Skirts
aani nun, al Rohs tenadnc bet age Oignndy Lae"nc,
Lawns varili with full line of Mapr~ khawla
EmbrYdnrcs Glove M Hosiery, liandh crehefs, &a@
Their stuck " Cois tessimerH, Vosngs and Mems Sum
Goods large With full Hue oi all Kinds OF Servants
loods.
They solicit call ON all In wan al House Furn-hing.
where they will hpd mil st.rk II ye,a B,uassa Ply
Ingram and VeniaD Carprting tugs Mating Floor On
tloths. Curtain Materials, Table Linen. Shooting &c
We ask examination Of the stock npril ~ d4cta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

: FREioHr TRApEs-fhere wsrs received. at the
depa Of the Va. b Tenn. Railroad. On Yesterday.
IL ended cara consisting VI ia bushels Wheat;
1900 lbs. Stock; So barrels Flour; 5000 lbs.
Tobacco:s IS 900 lbs Miscellaneous. There were
10 loaded 6nrs cent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

All whs zee u ov~ giving 'hcir ~sn &ssss ess sss-
tim on ta Its 6avOv.
Wis water tm the as0ath With che oavl 4ova tor
aud s~ ~ How both sszesiser.
PRIc. UoIiAH rrR BOTTLE kfE HE
DIR SANFORD Proprietor. 345 broadway, New Yfk
K~taied by al ibruRpists Sold also by H. scay W. A
~ ell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

TINS ELEcrfoN. Official returns come in
slowly. Since yesterday, tho Secretary of,he Com
monwealth has heard from but four counties, the
complete vote Of which, with the total, as TAR as
heard from W. annex
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
WmEEs.EMa W,s.son.iniMsTA.iE

luEEs.ER a WuI.sON,s NHMbTA Rl.E
w SEWING MACHINES sold nj IsaItpo, y ,ncy
Store II the combined 'ss Is nay en"tn liS'on to what
1t says
W" i'"'" thrm TOR i"niN ns' -Fr"hss
They are the fsv'Hi"" Tor f"n''es--7oacs
~ has u" fish %" H'Hd dmf,"a"
N"rks NOR" "nh"rir'y iuah me "an" --hdhd
Lpaal to nine s"ansi'c""s.-yi@s Jonr.d
A. ain"st pefl"tt hsttum"rt - tr'htet lost
nr'tic g, s,ll, s ~, ,,,,, ty - .
:, an, r,n, y,In, mar. ,,r,.,t E,a,s,y,,,
,,fQ M. rni,r' s,,I,f,,,l,n ,,ba,r.T
a. -, - ,...a'',,.I y Ch,,.,.oa ...i.r
,r,,,,b -, ,,erb.,ic,l q, ,,,. 49, I,e,i,.,,,
T., ,a,bi,s f,, ,, los, s,, ',,n - - j.',
i"aI.n',s, ii, ~, cyrry rmIy - IN, ry,aIy
w,,r,''s i, :, H. ',,I,.,sr3 fir,'a, 1at y;.,,.,,
'.af3f d,a.',6 ,t.,cr a, e,,sr,, % s jj,onoT
a. N - ,f,' l., H. -, .,,ri- '.,iL,l = -,
=, i" -, 'n5 " - ~ wa" -, y ,J., r'a'aate '
a f,,t ~" ~, - az. 4, ~,
+, i" n, MI a., r., .,n,on E",rt,faff,
!, = ~, ia ~ - "" ' y,a, ,,.' '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

ur. and series Of resolutions protesting against
the proposed charge Of q per cent, WIRE adopt
Cd sWhsreapoa she meeting adjoarned ada die
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

Letohcr's maj. thus far 1880
The counties 10 lie heard from are Logan and
Wyoming. which gave Wise majority of $50,
and the new county of Clny, rumnred to have Civ
en- % majority for Goggin. The ten counties
fran which we have reports all gave Opposition
maiorites except Brooke. in which Letcher re-
eevcd 100 maj. The reported majorties in the
other counties for Goggn were as follows
Amherst 1885; Buchanan 100; Essex Ga; Ka-
nawha 668; Louisiana ia; Mcdowell %; Raleigh
$685. Roanc Al; and Wise 1916 Tutal 1908
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

In l27 co.'s 63.2l7 09.4l9 G5,6l3 76,3l0
The recapitulation is rs follows
Letcher's maj in l27 oounties-oficial. 5.202
Do do in IL do unofficial, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

n OOK TO YOUR sNrEREsT.-HARvE
IL ERS.--We have u bond III Mannys kEAPEkS
AND MOWERS with Woods Improvement Also. Hussoy's
Riapers and Mo~cts -----
Ti,os" that ARE in want Of TIiRESIIING MACHINES e
make, would do well order early they be sup
Piled In time
We have also. Wheat Gleanrs and Grain Cruea wblrh
I, I,r low 81 be La hbnrg AZ ,ehinfa' work.
Inn, q dis WUITTEMoRE n JDSIIN, Propra
&, uETMi Ma ENTSstEt. = NEW-f'sisssn
- Paten. SELF vENTiLATIN6 BEDS. For health, com
fort and chea equal Cali and them
june 9.fts HARDY Il BROS Bridge Street
GIiK WITCH az ANOs. We HAY" Jest re-.
- ceiyrd Int Of large in SILK WATCH GUARDS,
an another lai Of STEEL sPECTAtLES, at Eng sh
ulacture, to which we would call attention.
june 9dt SLVfHTHoRN CLIFF
I1SaI q SKI NV e eNrp 6sr remI property
i kn,wu : the AMERICAN HOT Ell, on tho f.wer end
Main Street Possession sivcI mmcdiattv For terms, Ap
pyto j. H. q SAM" T1kEE,
feb az d3tawts. Trustees
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS a Essy.ic,as,.
sgs among the virginia. 1hs purchaser will DO
iulruduced practice which pays from % ono to o. $40
good sBcIety and good schools exesent
4 regular physician Inquire of the editor Of this paper.
MPIll
DERsONs owning Degs sr Disclses IN slis
city hereby notified to iorw ard vi hin ten days
and pFocurs the license required by ordinances. t,
luse ldios ----------.-----WvM. 2: 1KANCH MsZe-
~ x r y ~ .--Rahey Neck Tiss NsS sA0
II Spring. MT Lace, Tubular atom Ya, &c, "a Col
ara Gle,ss Hosiery, Acy Just received BY,
NnEsa RI 0WRR HEEna er every vssiaey
nky sdss. ~ srABLER . yoxng |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

UsRuLY DAaKEY.--Jshn. slave to Mr.. Isaac
Roraback. was before the Mayor yesterday, on
the charge o. striking Maj. Gillian, ssperinten-
dent Of The Cabell llouse. The negro had dis
obeyed certain orders, and Maj. G. attempted To
chastise him. The darkey eljecting to tho
Majors procedure. gave him q tap on the side
Of his head which came near sprawlng him
Maor g. soon rallied, and walked into his coored
opponens in fns style. and very speedily admins
tered doSc which IL is huped will learn hin, bet
ter manners IL time to come. In the absence VI
certain Witnesses the further consideration of the
case was postponed ill this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

We learn that the e.lored people will furnish
a feast, on Montay, in the building adjoining DR..
Seays s. ut the corner, for the purpose Of raising
funds to build church for the eolored members
of the Methodist denomination. Their bill of
fare sets forth all the delieacies that this market
affords The doors will be open from O'Clock.
A NJ, till sundown, for the sale Of ice cream and
snacks, and dinner will be served ut o'clock
Charge uf admission 25 cents: children and SER
wants half price. Dinner so cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
THURMAN'S
ICE CR 4 4 M \ 4 l. DON
Is now open for the Reception of Visitors,
Ar ALL mOuRS, DAY AND NIGHT.

RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME,
" D. have jnst receive fresh of This very vaabc rt
Those ruds no used this article speak
ve.y highly We think II oniy need To bo used 10 gain
that popularity which IL cmnently tosers's Pamphlets
containing number Of feacs fr the most prominent
farmers oil III. untry. ~ he had 10y nppl,n Ia
VI liOLtINS co. Snle Agents,
NAV oi.dts l47nnrhhnrr Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
Letoher's mai. thus far

Gosgin's maj. l., 10 counties reported, l,3st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
MI CELLANEoUs

RING coo De. -.
THE subscribers esre to call thu sttensisH nf their
ers aud The rablc generally TO thrf new s'"ck 81
SPRING CLOTHING rI
And 0entlemen's Furnishing Goods,
open supply the rapey acreasinE demand
for their A. No READYMADE cLUfHiNu. they have
laid In than usually extensive stack and have spared
pains tn ss and such their long expe
Hence has shown adapted to the wants Of their custom
crs Our aim In the ntare, 40 has cea In the past win 90
I" by furnishing only good xoods always At ea.aeo~
prices the continued custom OF ~ who have herrofe 81 m
orally pannycd the Our stock for the Spring o. r"
hesitate pronounce excellence and variety Info
or any iy North Seuh. and comrrises every
grade 81 oa msnfs om Dress Suit TO heap, buf snbsan
tal and well made seryrnrss Cothine- -
BURROUGHS. SNAPPER CO
D--rhesc pfcferng garments measure by leAv'
Ing their aricrs will be promptly accommodated ON
march el-dts D., y, 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

NnEsa RIoWRR sEEns ef every vssiaey
niS Sdss. - srABLER JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

DOUGLASS & McAILISTER,
MAsuFAcIuHkHs oF
TOBACCO DOX Mlkl4S.
SQUARE PLATES FOR FlNISHERS,
TOBACCO ROx s<., nON LINING, at,
LiNCHBCkG, VIRGINIA.
IL those wanting any Of the above articles will dnd II to
n their interest give ! call
planning done Ia order nj shortest notice
To- OUR SHOP | door above Planters warehouse,
Main Street. Lynchburg Va June 3d3ms
lost received VI scsss Of Cottage Bcdssr0ds'
a. For sale low. Also, rru"d die Bedsteads
may 10 dis. HARDY BRO. Bridge street
HAIR JEWEIRv.-Wr have received two
Il books of plates Tor HAIR JEWELRf peraons want
Ing such All be shown variety of styles by ealing
We furnish Il low or Than the asme article can
DO bought elsewhere, WILLIAMS son
may @dts
=
XXrOOa. GARDgNG.-Osr CarAs nre rev y"
w perfect order ha wing been newly Allied and thoroughly
repaired and prepared 10 do CARDlN0 In the Yer!
the shortest notice We have so,urcd tho
vices OF M. JONES Of Nelson County Cnrdcr of
experience who highly recommended as very
superior Cardcr You thai GOOD ROLLS. send In your
wool early will endcavor card all AS 1t comes H.
without lay Va determined To spare pains I"
please those who patrnniyr We will receive Wool
and deliver Rolls We viii Keep constantly ON
hand Wool Roll. far Sale and Exchange for Wool
Tho Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered at our St"ro
OF mill may lids NowLlN MCRRELL'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11


CARD.-Jno. J. Purvis, gent. In. just
"A completed up after Goods now rrsoivna a,hs
r r1 n s 'na 6 Go6D s AMI
tlemen, Boys Gifls and Children .,.,.
SMotc fre 'iouds will be received nray every week
inn" ad,s JNO P,frvls. Agnt
LfOm sAI.E-A MuTCHELL PUMP, ia good
order with II" without some 20 feet of Iron Pipe Enquire
NNATTRAsnE.. MATThAs.Es ;, Hair,
N1 shuck. and sba and Cotton MArrkAssES always
to he hadat HARDY BROS.
may IA dts Bridge Street
AVN firm Of D. o.. Winston g. DO. di..oi,-
AAd the alst Inst by mutual eonsent All persons hay
winston payment rll indebted said will
come forward AID settle " tn him, .
II Z. WINSTON
vH,ms FURNaTCRE HUssNEss will be con-
,nucd by in ell IT'S bsnchc. at The old stand Of L.
Winston %. opposite the Norve House. where will be
april 7dn H.. c. WINSTON
NyOTIGE.-Nr. VIM. J. 4 hiIdrcss IL hereby
J. Il. Winston Co J. ii. &. WINSTON
may l0dts.
NOTsCE.
OFFICE OF JAMES tlyEB q kANAwnAC co.
FOR the purpose of repairing the Mehsnes structures on
the Lot Division e the Canal the Navigation will be
On the lst Level. II. IN the al to the 9TH of July.
Between Loeb No and samesons Lock between the head
Islands Dam aud Tye River Dam irm the I'D TO the 18th #
July
70, the purp of from the head OF Tyo River Pond
by order Of the Board of Directors.
lune . c2awfor4ws WM 2 MuNF.RD, sec'y
SmsRT., HOSIERY, &c.-shir.s, Draw rr-,
~ Collars. Gloves Hosiery. Hanikerchie Stocks, Neck
Ties &c No. OF the latest Spring style. just ree.ivcdby
NEW FHKNUM DREss IooDs Ar NE
nst returned from New York with large and choice
New French R.rese Doubl. Jupssi
New French narege Two flouncesi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

Roll ON rnE BALL.-We understand that our
citizens have resolved to give the enterprsins
managers of our Theatre. Messrs. KuSKEL & Mex-
LEY, a testimonial benefit. as Nm appreciation of
their efforts in catering for their amusement
This is as it should be. Messrs KuNKEL X Co.
have suffered heavy pecnniary losses in our city
the present season. and we feel satisfied that when
the event takes place citizens will exhibit
substantial evidence that their Efforts will not pass
by unrequited. Again we say, Roll on the
Ball"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
SEWING MINE0.

,Sr, -: a. oOOOD TN ~ A.SN.
u the latest stylss Of FANCY CAssIMnnss WRITINGS
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS. Az in wane u
really good soods OF latest syls ssd made ths
be sutsd Also. the very nack Dae 0kl nh
Er Lnens hw price Casaimssss fur boys hairs 0oeds
aud Trimmings xc &c. iansia .NA L. RAGD..l
mill s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

Miss MlrcnRIL's LAST ApPEARANcE.-Thi
ing this favorite and talented actress closes her
engagement in our Theatre, ind will appear in the
character Of Olymphia. in the "Brgand Queen
ind as Katy UShiel The Brignnd Queen is said
to contain many beautiful scenes and passages of
life, filed with romance We are sorry that the
engagement If Miss Mitchell mast SO shortly
terminate, aud we feel confident that re.ensagc
ment tor u few night. next week would prove
highly remuncrativc, and give our citizens an OPP
portuniiy to enjoy her varied and attractive per-
sonations. What say You, Niessrs. KUAKEL 4 Co?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
SA.N 70 D'S 4sa
LIVER INvUGOR
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS

Is ONE OF THE Fest PrRG ALIVE AND LIVER MEL
l ICINES before tbs public.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11

may ~ dis :. - = - :. = - =. -. -.
NEw ROCKS A. yICT0H's Anun Alay .
IN ton rIhe inquirer Jtnth Ghe F.ouneed Rchc
n,d What Cost Lve Ne Little. 1--we Mo Long by Charles
Ksade, Tho n RIP If 600 Strings may 9ldts.
IVlsA NT,A IA gKNT GRAIN Gls A. .,eHa6S.
" DLEs.-I prepared TO furnish far q
mers y iih this eeiebraied GRAIN CRADLE
which has becume much In and whih VYfI u
have sold 70 the perfect satisfacesou. 40 ~
Hove, Of al for the past four years They are J
made Of the best White Ash timber. with Iron I'm
braces and Sorrows and sIas Harris Gel brated 49,
Bad They work easier and gather The better
any Cradle In U#a radt I
Orders promptly sxseutsd- 3 \ SIMPSON,
may dts. Al the old stand, krmesly StmpA n 4 ~ !
- ''a EYNCHADRf5 ~ 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-11
NEW LIVERY STAB LE.

AEen0 for aboard 7orinx aad Tran sporation Company
Paeuar given purchase and Of Produce
may 2%diy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
T HE MING Z We n I =.
aRyAr SENSATION" IN LITERARY CKCLEs.

IT II E c o NJ G L Z n T.
oREAr "sENsArIoN" IN LITERARY CIRCLES
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
In pursuance Of. detsripaton to make their Journal the
CaoiCEsT GEMS OF AMERICAN LITERATURE,
by for 4. co1mns odSips Cog % .IS ths
NEw.YORK MERCURY
respectfully announce the wodrenowned Traveller aud
BAYARD TAYLOR,
has 10 male b. psper spar from his ei rial
alton Win TIbuDs his SOLE organ fot Communication With
'0e RPnC R1IPna 6 'OI TaR III Ling AND sTRNGLY NOVEL
oi"' fRAvEL-sKETCGE5,
superior to the bes, be bss ever written
N'' ROMANTIC 70 RsMINIsCrNcEs OF THE PAST,
'P''AA"' ''''-' or The OLD WORLD,
And spis.clsry eesciiotions q b, ,,-,s
The paper of this interesting series viii sppear IN the
OF APRIL 80, 1859,
(Which viii be t .'S 81 to iSi .ats assts ss, % r.So
buttons psTaoT iSS hSp DIFFERENT from any work sA.
Gn be ss2 At
4, place az the head Of American Literature yet the poPc'
tors OF the NEWYoRK MERCURY feel sssared tn.t The
reading public viii appreciate their Deyeendns efforts TO e'tao
N'A LITERARY JOURNAL FOR THE FAMILY,
wi, sbsbe the reader, Of THE MERCURY p.rass Of a
seldom be enjoyed
the lear &c mil icp1ire; and reve 10 the
BEwlrcalNe ROMANCE OF 6b sRsvEL vIa and nvryrupr.
ard the privilege acquire, priceless vsus when hs caterer is
PoET SCHOLAR, HISTORIAN AND STORY TELLER!
The engagement Of Mr. TAyios services as sell h'e OF
"' INIMIrABLE ARTIST. DtRLEY,
only EerunDes OF equally hitherto t"tq1a'd erhS@en'
oi U' FIRST TALENT IN THE WORLD.
under the banner Of The
NEW-YORK MERCURY,
writer's whose househod words" wherever the
Tp, spoken AID our pes. success may betoken
whether we regard obstacles or s1ccurb ~ opposition
The result of our Journal Of Lerstarr, that IT,
COMPLkTE CICLOPhDlA OF
ROMANCE,
HISTORY
BIOGRAPHY, ESSAY,
AShI1Shi LlShr uorloa
P.rt,eul,rlv do we strive make The NETWORK MER-
Curry Journal that fstheT may cohsentiousy desire 70
place In the bands Of his children, ~ ..-.,
WELCOME MEDIUM OF EDUCATION
"a veil Al source Of entertainment We shall en-
dsEvor 10 make THE MERCURY held ID winch IovNs
W2RVFsT OF EMO SLING THOUGHT,
from the worhs wTt~rs ~bo the ARs
TocRAcY OF ISTELLtCr and with uoped vita electric
tbousht fAAhiop the mi ds Of tse people.
In uson would rsquest the resdinf world % D. on
th. se for B.YARD TAYIos hIs, sppeasLce IN ne NEW
YORK MERCURY, en- SATURDAY, Aprl 81.
CALDWELL sOUTHWOGrH WHITNEY
PropristoIs Of The NEW-YORk MERCURY,
No. q sprucs-tt., Nev.York.