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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
IlOul thC Otl
At Home.

We suppose that when each member ar
rives home the following dialogue will take
place:
People-Well John what did you do al
Jefferson this winter Of general nature9
John Nothing.
People-What did you do for the rail-
roads2
john Nothing.
People-Dld you do anything towards
the Revenue Law.
John-No. You see we were elected on
the nigger question, and you know that du-
ring the canvass it was the only subject /
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
ROANOKE ACADEMY,
ROANOKE, HOWARD CO., NO.
john Hanna. a. e.. Principal.

john Hanna. a. B.. Principal.
TI'HIS Institution will open on the first Mon
L day in September, 1898, and continue for two
sessions of five months each, ending the last Fri
day in June, 1859. The course of instruction
embraces the Latin and Greek Languages. and
higher Mathematics, together with the usual
branches Of thorough, practical English eiuca-
ton.
Terms for session of five months
Elementary English 80. ...........S 7 so
Common Eng ssh. .-.''' ..'.'...-.. 10 90
Advanced English 80. II 90
Languages and Higher Mathematics ID 90
Inciugni3lS ".-... --...- 30
No deduction made except for sickness, for
two weeks more. Boarding can be had in
pleasant private families al 81 81 per week.
For further particulars address Trustees or
Teacher. Roanoke. Mo.
WIN. p. PHELPS,
T. l.. WILLIAMS, Trustees.
w. J. FERGUSON,
aul2
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
5. E, coREEg wAsHINGToN Av. AND THIRD ST.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
FSTARIJSyED IN lS4l.

A full course of instruction in this institution
n embraces Double Entry Booi, Keeping.
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
Penmsnship.
CE- Special instruction given in the art of de-
teciImg Counterfeit Money.
Gentlemen can enter for the courses separate
". and al any time as instruction is impaired in
diyidually, and not in classes, each Department
being independent of the other, and under the
contIoI of a Professor educated for the especial
duties of that Department in which he is EN-
ployed.
For circulars, containing information IN regard
10 the Terms, Course Of Instruction, Ru'cs FOR
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes, Weights OF
Produce. Tares allowed on Produce, etc, etc,
call at the Book keeping Departures. or address,
JONATHAN JONES.
jan6-1y. 81. LOUIS, no.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03

ALSO, that there We're five young ladies' belono.
lag to the same family; and had the one selecte1
| M tnr hin SO accurately described in his dream
tnat Una he could easily distinguished her from the
In the morning he awoke and thouebt moth.
ing oil his vision, except as an ordinary and
rather remarkable dream. The next nisbt he
~ nau precisely the same vision repeated. and the
tssmo things presented to his mind in j. sill
more Vlvld manner. Mr.. B. then began 10
/ Inns u tAat there might be some Indication of
eFoVtaence IN his dream; and all that day he
t'"uS u tle SUBJECT oil sincere and ardent pray.
eEr that God would direct him in the way ha
should go in matter SO grave, and invoIvin,
- ;" IN ,t'ch lntereStt TO himself and his motherless
SaIoreA: That night he bad the vision renen,e,l
tHe tntrd time, and he determined then tn cnIJnw
lle a'rection furnished him, and fully test the
c'F c"'hStanceS 0t the dream by a practical ex
animation, and sec If the results world ba dsv.I
| oped as he dreamed them. He im,nsriota
Se"t note to the preacher, informing him tha,
ne t1s0 changed his mind and vnnst decline
meeting hIm at the time apDeinted Mr.
S'lF' s4 In the direction indicated nv his vision
a''u "lIeF passing the twenty miles he was ar.
!nathted with, his dream was his only Guide
he' however hat no difficulty; for the map of
tne- ROAD was wildly impressed unon his D,ird
that he was able to distinguish his rood from nj
0!nerS. Inc gentleman whose name was given
nm IN MS dream he had never seen or heard. oC
ne Ane" the farm as soon as he saw it, The
mousse and everything about-it appeared Drs-
elsely as they had been presented in his vision.
lie als hted from his horse. and entered the
beautiful house. The personal appearance of the
young lady was so vividly impressed on his mind
by the vision thrice repeated, that he readily
recognized her in company of the iour Others
whom he found in the family. He soon ascer,
talned the name Of the young woman, and found
1t to be Sarah T., according to his dream. This
young lady had determined and had often said
she never would marry widowc". Miss r
SAID the very moment she first saw Mr.. g.. She
te'ta strange tremor pass over her whole system.
She had vivid impression that he was Il Wild
over and that he had come tn see her. She
afterwards confessed that n sudden emotion of
&tfestlcn 10" him arose in her heart as soon us
she came into his presence.
AIR Z. obtained the pleasure of ar interview
with her that evening and was Successful in
securing her consent to visit her again, and adj
dress her on the subject Of marriage. lie, how
ever, did not tell her his dream TIL She was en-
saSe,i 10 become his wife. Alter a court<!,ir OF
a few months, they were happily married and
lived together for more than fifty years. Mr.. r.
died on the 25th of March, 1912, ard Mrs. B.
lived till the 9TH of April, 1847. For sixty
years, perhaps, they were both distinguished and
useful members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03

SINGULAR DKEAM.-We take the following
account of a singular dream from the Uestern
ChTistidn AdrOcute:
Alr. 3. had been twice married, but was left a
second time widower with six daughters and
enc son. After these bereavements Mr. B. in
terred the Lord did not design him to enjoy the
blessing of wife, and he resolved to sacrifice all
personal cOnveniences and enioyments OF the
co'!1ugal relation, and never attcmpt to select
another partner in life. This resolution he sa.
cretiy kept for nearly three years, when the
arguments and counsel of the minister Of the
circuit, in the State of Delaware prevailed on
HIM to change his mind. The consideration Of
his numerous family OF daughters requiring so
much mothers care and instruction. was one
of the strong reasons that had induced him to
admit that his resolution had been founded in
error. The minister encouraged by the good
impression he had made, and the influence he
had gained over Mr.. b., took the liberty to name
to him lady residinSiD certain neighborhood
of his circuit whom he thought would make
him an excellent wife and good mother for his
children, and appointed the time and place for
Mr.. b. to meet him and be introduced to her
Some occurrence took place which prevented
Mr. g. from meeting the minister according to
appointment
The minister, intent upon his plan, procured
Ar. B. S consent TO meet him second time, aud
the appointment was made; but an unexpected
Providence again prevented Mr. 3. from being
there at the time. They then made third ar.
rangeEnent, and NJ. 3. determined, if life and
health permitted, he would certainly meet his
friends, and be made acquainted with the lady
recommended. Before the time arrived, how.
ever, Mr.. B. was admonished in dream that
the woman SO favorably spoken of by the min.
lister was not the one he ought to marry and
he was conducted in vision to the residence
of the young lady that would be suitable help
mate, and that Providence designed for him
The distance was sixty miles, and he had only
travelled twenty miles 10 that direction. Yet
the map of the whole road was laid before his
marked in his dream, that he seemed perfectly
familiar with all the road. He dreamed the dis
lance, the name of the Young woman, and the
Dame OF her step-Eather, Col. Yckers. the ap-
Pearance of the house in which he lived. how it
was painted; that it was situated near river,
with wa;ehouse near at hand. lie dreamed,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03
q. P. BROWN-

LIS mAEN STREET.
3EALER in Watches, Clocks, JeweIr silver and Plated
- ware Fancy Goods, Sc, &C., Wholesale and Retail
HsSn: iTr the sale Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by ApPLxToN TEGcx 4 eIso
agent Tor the T" EEL Err q WILSON SEWING NJ AOFj1NES
ahEouIc his return from New York with COMPLETE as
9f every variety of goods in line which viii
az prices to compete with any house In the
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03

AsMcuLAR DnEAM.-We take the following
account of singular dream from the Western
ChTistid7l -AdrOcute
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. 8o.
MAOLESALE &: Z, E1.I,A ~

WHOLESALE s; RETAIL.
b. SHEPPARD, No. ISL Main St. corner Of Union rfn
q ton19Ig TO keep on hand large and co,npiste
OF al articles in his line, consisting Ladies and
49,; Shhass, Zine and Coarse hSrkess Trunks
cali atfention my stock and trus:
of the public patronage. " " S"Lt'nusn
All Etnds OF Repairing promptly done and in mr.
1anS1 J. b. .SHEPPAhD
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03

nES2T e. RoBr HoRRisny ,,.,,
LIST, 3sORRAsoN & co.
Successors TO List { Howell and II X List.
1yfss' M. q rr,
Nos~Ts $50, MArx sraEKr,
,--r,. wheeling, Vn.
desire % state to the friends Of the late irIn, to
most ample facilities for :he transaction OF a
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
W. are determined % all orders entrusted to our
able terms. LIST M0RFsISOS = a., 'F'
January lss, 1889 w.
Those having unsettled accounts with the late firms of
henri h Lis: Co. 0r List Howell please take notice
that Henry h Lies: having purchased entire interest OF
a. Alien Howell, in said firms (Nr retiring from bu
sinesS) IS alone authorized 20 make settlement. an1-y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
CHILHOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE,

THE nndcrs'gne commissioner. appointed b, dseree 81
The Circuit Court Vt Smy county IN the VI H. Akcr
aud others agnnst benjamin Patterson and others win,
TUESDAY the 18th day Of OcroHRR nexi being tho first day
of The October term If sm,t County Court, sl nj tho front
door Of the toar House Of smyh county ~ o had, In
siuding The cclcirn,cd VHIiIOWEE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Medicinal virtue mineral IN The
state. These sps have hnd from Me carls, settlement o
the country, great celebrity have effected remarkable
have been much rcsorcd BY visitors when
,ains could be hnd and doubt would be Fesored to
by hundreds aud thousands Improved they shuuLl be-
The, situated within about nile ~ the Virginia Ten
Rairon In the count, Of sm,, In The valley Of tho
middle fork Of olsion, In VI the fertile und beautiful
regions Of the SOUTH West rallrond Of Easy and cheap
grade could b. along level valley extending ham
Virginia Tenn, airoad 10 The springa The spring
bold md capable Of suppng nuinyr Of ssor and the
grounds lunoe AMI afford beHuA sites for buildings
Tor extensive establishment. Capitalists Invited 10
anime The property, Ia, esmun speculation presents
great attractions.
TEMs1 he sale Ia he d credit Of one, two three
far ,oars with interest from and aer the expiration
year The purchasers give bond aud approved
CURLY, aud the title retained iil the purchase money paid
BEFElRl JOHNSON, lrn,,,,,,..,,,,..
JANIS W. sLIEFFEY. j.""h'''"e'''
nug a.d&eiocIp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
From Saturdays Boston Traveller.
4 F6arftul Trial and Conviction.

.r.. s,,,-..,,. c,..,,t Z, n.o,.r M. hove hssc,
erssrei H. the mai few dnvs ia the trial Of Mar
shaI g p.t,er f,r thr murder of his mother. two
h,,h - and nephew ON the nj. h. of Anr;l Gb
1870 Ia having k;iled them while asIeep. and
zion =. ..,. .,.s,se nm Gre c,nsumiu0 boti, hu;l
dino and hodies. rbe accused made two confes-
sons In yeyar,l 10 une Of which. the Judge In his
..hsr.e remnrle cd -
ethan the onfessi,n 10 his brother. II ia said
that his c,,nfcsson was forced from, him by fear of
violence at Musouash stream. I must saw that
the course 81 these il, charge Of the prisoner then
was h;yhlv ranrehens;hle. and IL was IN he honeJ
;twouiI nsxey nccur5 nea;n In this S,ate Con-
fessions shouId he vluntrily made. TO be received
with eredit Whatever was drawn from him
there was through fear-and what was said there
should lie excluded"
Another rather indefinite confession in iail was
admitted by the c,s,rt. The jury, after an alb
seuce t,f nm bour bruu nit IN \ verdict Of guilty
which the prs,ner aprenred 10 receive with stolid
indifference. Th9 presiding Judge then proceed
edd to pass sentence In the following terms =
s.You startd convicted sf the ,nu rider of your
own brother. against whom il does not appear
that Won Hal ~ aver s,,,,,,.ei on, had tho 10, at
cause Of complaint. The aim ;st n ccessary infer.
ence from the evidense. connected with the YER
dict is that the charge on which you have been
tried involves part oniy Of your real guilt; but
the murder Of tho amother who borc you. and
whom WON have pruyou,,ced 4 rood Woman and n
ksa parent, Aud OF another brSther aud a nephew
and TIE buruing Of the dwelling in the night time,
seems 70 rest upon you.
by the laws of the State your life is forfeited
and unless you can hope for mercy from the exc
cutive, Of which va dare give no encouragement
or this Inv fails in TIA fsI6lment You must look
upon death rs being near. But whether it comes
under the sentence Of the law. or in the ordinary
course of nature, you must feel that atfocious
relief frua its eo,i.squeocss II the tribunal Of
Heaven must be in sincere repentance and faith
in the ciicpey Of the blood Of the Savior and sub
missiop TO his will ss.,
at remains ior the Court onIyto pronounce
against YOU the sentence Of the law.
The Court having considered the offence of
which you stand consjs,ed. az punishment there
for, d, order that y,a 30 hanged by the neck till
You dead And in this belief you are further
sea;oncad "a solitary sonfnement and hard labor
in the State psiso,. situated in Thomaston in the
County Of Lincoln. till the punishment just order
Committed until yemoysI in execution If the SEN
tenee b, confinement as aforesaid. in the STATE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

Depsrssa NJ rs u ~ ythssille. Aug Il. 1856.
TuonAs IIsantnY. ord IS years aud mon,hs. the
eul,iuct = tk1s toto6 Has truly remarkable man,
having lived % Tie advanced age 0f almost an
hundred yesys, and throushsut that long life en-
jsed alnost uninterrupled healt,,. his family new.
Or having known him 10 beconfned but very
short time. 500 = d sssas ..s.s
Died II wythesille, on Saturday. the 2lat inst.
Mr.. 3, n. fHoHAs, wife IT Mr.. Henry ". Thorn
Is, fofmssly II Mecklenburg Co., aged about 80
years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

NEw Yosk, Sept. 1.-The stsanuor Affia ArfIs-
ed here to-day With Liverpool datss 10 The 20th,
being same Is tie steamer Jasun. sa.s53
A duel had taken place ut Paris between Mar.
shall Canrobert and Gen. Neil, which resulted IN
the Inter being killed.
John Edward Fuller. of Londun, had abscond.
ed, Icing 1cfanlser to the amount ef one hundred
thousand pounds.
The long pending trial Vi Dr.. S,nithurs, FOR The
murder Of Mia Banks al Richmond, has Al last
terminated In verdict Of guilty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

SENT TO the PENrTENTIARY.-At the recent
term Of Carroll Circuit Court j. 8. Mullins was
convicted and sentenced TO three years imprison-
ment in the State Pcnitentiary on the charge Of
hor.e stealing: and W. j. Reese was sentenced to
one years imprisonment in the same institution
upon an indictment fur concealing a horse know
ing it to be stolen. Both the eulprits natives
of North Carolina. #aek Et
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
Sale Of Valuable Houses and Lots.

NJ ON WEDNESDAY, nh OF sEPTEMIER, nj O'clock
M Nh will sell At public suction TWO yALu.s n, RES, nss
opposite the rvsldcnee Of a. Huntington, ks, fronting ES
ti 9TH Street, and running back s eet On I'd Alley The
Ia ON tho VI 9Th STREET aud tth ALLEY, fronting SAN
feet nn running back i82 feet II Ia we'll built Of brick
alns rooms new occupied by Mr. VIM. H. Cabn.p
These hoass In excellent and arc with
In Two squares VI The most blsiuesr part of the city,
TEmAartdi,s Of II and Is months will c given. Dens
with approved SECURITY required aud the title retained nniii the
last payment Is made q. v. WlNfRkE
aug 3o-dIscpt Executor Of &, Winirsc, drs'i,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
ADVERTISE b ADVERTISED
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
AT THE 4vIRGlNIArJ' OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT F0R the following papers the Tine rail-
road nom Lynchburg Chattanooga other places
them having large circulation among people South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEw Era Floyd e. H., Va. yiRaINIA Ecno, Halifax C. H.
Mnia, e. Va TENN NRws, Bristol, IA
wra,s1ss Aaexso Tenn n,sneAfoa onesborc
SENTINEL RoeersvlIc, Tenn DsnocaAr, Geeneye Tenn.
lsrELIIsK NcER, AarrsteHn ADvEnItsxn Chattanooga
s ss Le.Iazssas VA p rSsss Asss' "
b fssn,s.., Liberty "a E,.s.s Salem vs
yslroa, Marion, VI s. nyAsA HEHAIp, cbrislianrbg.
wn ns Fiaeas,le Va rIsSJ, ~rassoa = H. Va
DEsocnAr Union, Va. Tnns, "!'"'N"e' va
EEosrEn, r.svuss ~ ADVOCATE, Tazewe C. H., VA.
REPUBLICAN, s' ~ Souri, WEST Giles G. H., Va.
SESyIxEI- Alexandria, Va REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va.
Perssns wishing In the will
hnd II In call the Office Of the 1y ncl
burg vginan, STAIRS, where contracts will BIO mae an
advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
win aso receive aud forward adv ersng my paper
In the United Statcs a.. WADDlLL.
sept l8tA Foreman virginian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

FREIoHr TxADE-Tbere were received at the
depot Of thesVa. d Tenn. n. H., on 3lst August,
% osdedcars consisting II az bushels Of Wheat
344 barrels Of Flour, and 10000 pounds of Miscel
laneous. There were Il loaded cars seat West
the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

$
c.sx or woobAIL.--The sxassiaAtios DC viii
liam Woodall, charged with stabbing n April last
He.ekiah f6rh. VIA concluded Wine the Mayer
yssserdsy. Tho ssidsuce given bef,rs bis ilonnr
Was Of very -conhiofing character. From the
difsrept seatcasnt1 naade We gather The anbjoined
factas Il eppears HAT some years since WgDdall
was conyietsl and sentenced b the Psniseptiary
chiefly. m Il wa thopght. on the testimony Of
Ford. Affsf 5ssSing 1 portion nfhis sime, BE vas
p6rdoned 81 tHk Governor. and tetcrnea . this
city, whsvs ~ parsals Fsside. fneoaatqaence Of
Ford's axouey In his ~onsictioa. there has not
existed ihs nnts plesant relations between the
paxfises hin<e W,sfeesFp 10 his old kowe- How
sver, thorn had beon no regular outbreak beteeen
them, uaiiI they ch1nced to meet on the occasi6n
above referred IL when, according 10 Ford own
testimony. (which was uorrpborated hy smother
witness) thsAecussl. without pFovpcetinn. struck
him ON the templs with a stoHes-thsy lnmeoss'e
" afterwards elenchsd; bsth drawiag tsear kaaves'
and each making tho hest qe they sIatu @ mem y.
The result Of TIA males ~ 8ssn hofosA 'ne
hand N Woodaii ana he intttetig1 o. several Sc
v.rs ,s.t. * 1xs1nf partsdf tho person " Ford
80 - - esnsi "a tssti1sd to having
Sssrs r.,yd - ~ - Sif2 niAke the threat that
IL z ,ro,,Id sool eend Wss,dall whore the dogs
,rogld, Il and him. Tho Mayor thought the case
wa.st yaaA ehsreeaer q = Fsqsiss further exami-
nation, and therefslre ordered the aocnsed 70 be
sent on tsisl at she 4eSss tsF.a q Ilgs,ings
Court and admitted him 10 bail n the snm OF $3.50
which reccenisahcs bring given, he was released
fross, esstody., Messrs. a. H.. Tribe and W. T..
Yanccy, appeared 'as counsel forthe prisoner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

4 Near essh evuksri S. Nj - cyesk. Myshs
county, On Wednssdsy sssnihe he I1lh II Ang..
By Rev. Q. ". PeHly, Nj Henry @ Ns~nsaRS.
orseksst Steal dsoeAeea- n Il Wyths, eoanty.
o. Thursday svsnise, tie LIT inst. a. ST.
Paul's Church. 81 -. Rsv. W II. Kinckie, Mr.
Joux +. EpvAsbs. d Mr. LAunA Y, daughter Of
Joseph Shaw. ~ q this tity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

CANON CouxrY Cnprrs MIxss.-Tbe EdiNr Of
the WythsyiIlns 7siegvapk. who has recently made
a visit to the above named county. rays:
"In the valuable copper mining interest Of
Carroll Va were pleased n observe an increasing
ACTIVITY. The works Of 4 Bsltimass Company, in
tended ~ Vastly moro ef6cient and cheaper sub
stituse for smelling appatatas. now in course Of
creation nsars the Rad ct the Cranberry mines.
must mprers every passsr By with the prospect of
a speedy. realisation IF the large profits which
have heretofore been vainiy expected from the
Copper levelopments Of the Southwest. II is ex-
pested by thia new process. We have been told, to
make even o per cesf. cfes ray we'll II this be
true, it is not easy e estimate the value Of the
prospect. since the quantity Of ore Of that quality
In Carroll Il iihmerse4-almost equal in fact to
that # the CopeFifereus region. Nor will it he
long before we shall know to what extent this
pros;ecs il to be realized. In three months the
test win have been made at the works now in
course Of erection !; md, il successful will ensure
the estailishusnt within less than year # SINH
lar machinery ~ perhaps every mine in the coun-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

Judge Meigs. of the American Institute.
T,iE
Great COnquerOr Of all Sewing Machines.
They have taken
THE FIRST PREM IuMS
At ALL tie Fairs both IN he States rel california;.
There be question us To
TIL T. k SU II 4 k 1OR ITY.
They found oil the different ricesto from $50 So
$50 S92--to &10> and ala, NJ
ENGI.EDOVE'SF FANCY STORE,
Kyie's CORNER, No 81, Main Street,
LynciiDurg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

hle feature vas III lriuaphaaA Identification of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

-np-, JUST received, two splendid CHECKER
GfrSs1f zs1 mos PIANoS-one of them n carved Louis
ENHX very beautiful We have also a full sup
ysply Of Knabe's Pianos, nj all prices.
aug 26-dts PAYNE a. BLACKBOARD