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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

not 10 the person far whoss beneh, so'elf IT would
opeIafe. If there VS. . forgery committed 10
that contract, vii toe Coqr. elforce Il Is Pet
tierew ertiil-d 10 the money These are tue
questions ss It stnk-s 10, 10 be decided. But
Judge HaGman ,eems u arrive at different con
clu,ion. treating The sid.5lt 81 P-t,;grew snict.
Admitting gtOfsuce 81 the .oilAl fact, sea'ures
opIy upon "btl e" 81 v.tdlcat,ng bis Petit
Crews irteeii,y. a. conclusive 10 shOSing ttst Dc
We. Dot III phca,ed sd therefore the Ccu-t cannot
Interfere
To uol til. more clear let "a suppose that tsat
di.tir eu.t-d citiz,n. ChaHocey johnson, who Tt
ceiily found it agreeable to abruptly take be le've
Of bis stately residence at sing >icg should con-
merce al sction Of ej'ctmeut for a ch"ic- lot oa
Bloadwa! srd upop the trial forged deed 81 'a'd
b. produced, 40 adroilly manufactured a.to ercsPe
Detection, in Consequence Of which a !ecosery i'
had in the burglar favor. The forgery being cub
stquently discovered md made 70 appear Il the
document itseif. upon motioc to set ASIDE this
Judgment, # ar JOhusnn cund " would sSest
that be lad 10 'cOJLecibl with the fraud The
statute would be oyerhaUled 90 the subject ct
Regularity, and sccordilg 10 the dOetnne re-
ferItd to the Court could not icterere but all it,
power nuit be exertsd 20 irstsll Nr johnson IN
the possession Of bis coveted piece Of lsni
But il seem. that while 10 case Of forgery or
freud 10 relief Gao be afforded by toe courts, a
mere Innocent mistake or uisst.te ment can be -et
rltt evrn after jud gment has been obtained Judge
Ia l., tI.. Da+y s-t4 IN
receive - cents for The work While thecty sathOri
ties only intended TO pa! 22 aid on this h!pothesis
BIZ ualyey remarks that TIE contract @s. made
with the Mayor, Aldermen aud Comclouaty
through tie Street Commissioner on mlsst,te-
meut or ni-take of the fsct'-and tten, 4" this
mutual and Fundamental Mistake Of the very
/" basis of the contract is ample grould for
relief But the me de Of rslef Indicated b. the
judge is also remarkable Pettigrew, under his
forged contract, has d judgment for some Sl5 OVO
beside interest making Il some Sl1,100 Dater h.s
real contract be entitled 60 & GOO. the forgery
giving him clear gain Of - 900. But Juie-
Hofnsn, being powerless sganst the forgery and
only proposing to correct What he calls the mutual
mistake OF the taO par,ss 10 the contract deci les
10 give P,tterew the rate u; CD the reIt lowest
biicrr offered TO do the work, namely, $1,000.
This, he Gays, will require reduction of - i53,
With interest, to be made from tie Judgment
OIdinsry arithmetic would seem To require reduc
ton Of s., Co., that being by tie usual rules, the
difference between $500 and $4,000; but
everything with regard to Mr Pettigrew's claims
sgan,t The ci,y ,eems TO proceed on peculiar Priu'
cipes. How Judge Hoffman. order has been en-
tered We do lot know, but presume II has been
done in accordance With his decision.
1T i. comfort that ve have District
Attorney not afraid 10 discharge his duty IL the
nr,mists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
The Great India Rubber Case.

BALTIM n Saturday, July ?, Is1J.
Tie grea, India Rubber Case Of Horare ii. Day and
Others o. All Il John Steliman, is bOS eng tired 10
the UDtrd States Circuit Court this city, befgo
JUG. G.s. This ca-e, with others ioyoIylug the
same issu' . is Undergoing nal nea'iDg, 10. foe
q ing t. tie Supreme Court of the UBited 1t steel
The Gain of he plaintiff to toe exclusive hi
ufaciuJe ano rel What IS trebDc,ly kn '~D Woves
Elastic India Rubber G DDS. preliminary iDjanctics
haa previously been granted IL all the IN 'bs
Dlstuct, aid the argument uoS pending Is to have
perusn ut iiiurctou sue wholly restraining the de-
fencstts rom v-Iding vulcaolz-d rubber goods.
sioDg array .. legal talent is engaged both sidss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

On Saturday last, Justice Roosevelt rendered q
decision in the West Washington Market Case
He decided TINT the judgweuts against the teuants
uust be vacated, sno that tie City be allowed To
defend; ttat the order appointing the receiver
n ust be set ABIDE, and that the rents. profits and
issues Of the market must be paid iutO the City
Treasury, the City being the owner of the prop
erty. and the lease to Taylor and Blennan BY the
State void
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

a Boy KILLED AT TIE HUDsOS AyEyuE FEREr
Last evening" lad apparently - year. Of age,
whose name has not been aseertaiDed, wss killed q
the Hudson Avenue Ferry, DrooklyD. II appear
hat be was getting the rarg Of the bridge, snd
when the bo.t came 10 be fell of, and bis skull m
rac,urec caU'irg death aluos, instantly. He ~
dressed striped sack, A.npel ard white shit
striped pantsloors, gsiter shoes with buttons and
cap. The body wss taken TO the Second Precinc
Station House, where it now lies awaiting idenhkc<
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

Ne~-Ycri. The only Consequence, thin. Of bod
would b. that. Il the election Of the Cssr'e'tos
.omiose should By soy ch.oee occur, tue e'ter'
wosid be cut Cd from al Pretense to .aj 'hue 10
the spoil.. II is perfectly evident, howeset. that
tn, N,rs sciion do-- BOT mean To- crafty ia sp
pOnsuis in tat wsy. For, after h'ldisg up sss
terrcrs Of spit it wiod. Up With promi.i's to
give all its support 10 the candidate whom the
Charleston Ceu,ertion uay tOminate.
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Inparalleled Dispatch of News.

MoSTREsL, saturday, July 1888
private letter frou. K. Stuart. esq sg-nt OF tue
New.York Ass, ci,ted Press at Liverpool, received
by the steamer Hungarian Yesterday, says;
"The great advantage Of the Father Point stsiIoe
wss clearly demonstrated the arrival Of the Baa.
gariaD witch, thstks 10 your ve'y liberal suppl, II
T.ss frrn that staff n placed u 10 ppss-ssou II the
efF.c, 81 the news taken out by the Nor Brit q, 70
the -bort space If eighteen day. after said Lews lea
this poi,-a feat without parallel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
NV Fpyyz,,c Process PoR MEN Asp WINE.

NEW FRREZIHG PROCESS PoR aES AND " me.
By HWY L. DsLEELL-
or Sumner 10 urnr uA
viii h-r rus-s ID s~r ho~-ts
The ~s1>. are fol of u~k0J,
Til bee, ~ thgi' Ao~fn
r. syrf CORES l-spics 20 tb@ ssot..
Tb- !. e-fn ssd bfiEri,
AID Iii tie ohildreL ~ Bot I7r
Prrpsr. fr sudder nig1-
To Ss~port sars,nsa,
To i,fp sb6 sshsn-
T. charm sLG ~ u h.Co7.
o.. siittf fils crs ycs leys-.f
Thsv e. fr q airE zsphyrs,
For pufer air aid sEes,
Atd n, ur.'e1 c ~ piled 70 pa: .: bon..
VITA efyy vsinly -Er.
b. ak yoU. al the FATHTRs.
And mani you al tb- soSs
IN thfy rsoI To n rnss sDn fishing tear,
TLsif tackle spc te-if quot
o. slnso-, sv.ry HhA .nF Boy.
Who snFn- - c,.r.f.rt frSv-i
Wiz whit sNtTa io FtLTo>-sT,
Auc buy stnNEE CLoTHEs.
70 ties- fsftD-L,s suLilsst
Tia. w~f-
Tn gsy@t, c-Fapfs, prsttles.,
By uort14 .v-r b!u~,
Tirr8it- u.ar o.hd ZEFBYE svTs,
Which cool md rlce.
TLs II crap thin r'uUd ha.f,
TIE siuS WILL NEED so lCt.
swim BRoTHERs Pnce ~hoe.sie AID Retail Coii-s
Wsre'o>r.s No.. - l's, AID ~ Fai;ou-'', ~ i.
CURTIS CLgE ron bAI.DS Ess.-InIs remedy
,ce.tj. onrs., 90 OIL I-.o Il las b--e --t-a
.oron Providence AID The Ess.srl ate, 81 CCsris rc
rie;or Prcg76suce soc hy b. ono i. - VI
yich a. jonr Jozes u Houston a., Nrvyg'f w Esy,
, Min. .ue Rsyovi1s \ 10. ErNsf1 r. S-is~, 'e''-'
atJ " Mercer. ns~Hr sAsSh f'tEt
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten cepts) for SALE
q. this ,ffce
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To Merchants.

TIT NEw.YoRK WtEKLT TRIBUNE, having larger
circulation thar any othr newspaper fubi.sd IN 10 United
saes is the medium thiOush hcb advertisers rrsoh
az Parts If United State. 40 the Brh Provinces IL
nsye circulation auorg Country Merchants makes very
hs medium through which Wholesse Dealers reach
tb,n Price Z u pei lire each Insertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

A very graphic and intensely Interesting account
Of the recent aerial voysge from ST. Louis to Lske
Ontario, by Mr. Hyde, the historian Of that re-
markable performance viii be found on the third
page Of this mornings TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

An abstract Of the Report Of the minority Of the
Committee on the subject Of Bible Reading ia the
Public Schools will be found in another part OF
this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
Slave Case.

CHsELgsTOs, Friday, JGly, 3, 1859.
Francis Mitchell. porter Of The steamship Mars,
has been convicted on the charge Of aiing .sa@e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

AUGUSTA, Co., Saturday jay ?, 1919
The Hon. John W. Underwood has b-ru no niuatd
for Cor gress in the With District by the Democrats
place Of dr. Wight, who declined to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

We have received the frrt number Of The F'r
PTes', weekly journal just commenced BY Mess'
Lee and Wilder, at Elwood, Douiptsn Co.. ksass
1t ss very handsome sheet, Republican in pohao
and edited with industry and ability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

We publish on the sixth paee this morning. an
interesting report Of The laying Of the cornerstone
Of the State Agricultural College at Ovid, Seneca
Cauuty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
News from Havana.

NEw-ORL.Ass IA uniay, Jqy Q, 1852
TIE brig Chapman bas arrived here WITH Hss.a
oates Of the 81 ILst Tue news lie GbImpyrtsDt. Ix
sugar market was active AMI bGcyaIi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
The Schooner CaiiiOpe in Distress

NORFOLK, saturday ia =. 1888.
TIE schooner C.iliope Of Boston, from P-o.sodS
bound to Rio Jam r" ~uh lumber, sprung lesk
Sea and has put il here for repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
LYNCH Law M sanford. NV.

LOUISVILLE Saturday, July 3 1853.
A mob at SaI dior this ~ ste. utly hung jams
Ronsey, for killing james Olin,m in May last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
To lnNtuiOrs.

We shall be pleased 10 receive fon inventor. de-
d account, Of their inyeu,icns discoveries ard. f5
c.u, In usnt will notice them Tor tenet. of resner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
Nsw:nurk Daily Gribnigs
MONDAY JULY IL, le59.
TO.cnthEspONDFNTS.

IOsLUEhfNF''IN I'M
No roc4 c.L b. Ak-l u .ticza W ha-
il Intended be ss,i-l,ic-,ec d Tie
name ard sdar, the necessarJ for puoios
lcu. but ~ susisLty fog hIs GOO faith
We tsnno. undertake return rejected Conn uricsfor,
au,ires. letters for THs TsBrst Ofc. should u q. Be
Addressed H. HORACE GRIZZLY Co.
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Suicide.
yALATEF. n. Y. SCI

yaIA1Eg, n. Y, Saturday, July 9, 1859.
John Msrquar', eyed about 30 year was found thn
afternoon dead j, barn in this village su-peoded y
mis- reck. He had been uns vel for few days. M
cause tor the rash act is known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

QCEBnC, SATURDAY, July y, 1872
The steamship Nova So''tlan sailed at IL g. o. ~
Liverpool, with ~ passengers. Weather fac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

MILTON SEARS or Agen, for the sale Of Tar Tesrsr IL
P.TFgsoy n j. lie vii TgE TsiBuyE IL auJ rsIt o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
HOMES fOR ALI--The AMERICAN EMlGKANT

Aip .Kp CoarAxS Unsupported BY he state o.
Nsw-Yoxhl 0ncs No liz Broadway, Nsw-fork. ell eel O.
r,seooSb~ prcsA aae easy In Quantities 3esed
HoDetess fsms WIZ Lands v-D tmbe-d, and containing
eles.s Camel Cssl 40, IN fs0DsyvsnsA fsrHssss, VIZ
- kiascaFi, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

WFsTCHf STIR COUNTY, - Owners ot i'ts
IA Utkn Port Pvh.u vil Central McGnt Vernon,
vile East West au' vernon, ~Akraelo fsSei~o>1
Are Ieo that TIE Con- " liz, Of lots - b. 10 hr uh'Ao
T.aes rubhsheo snc b. T-sdsy a! sah.
"a, a. this week the ofSce Of wv Il PkICE, Esd NO -
-. lSth 81 ussI 4ths Parties Interested viii bns h-ir re-
s~ips, Nth them JoHS 5. YoAKs, General Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

The CREAM OF LIFE.
Cresm Is the s.sii .! life, 10 do-eS
s. TOkxEY know, " hat be-, aA'ut;
SseIms, N FoVk-MNUTE FSEtIhSs tsu'e'
FoT ~ givvit Quioky Il his sim
Results are certain in the time,
Ard Cream cones quick. and cheap AID pilnie
I, 10 meal that al can eat,
And answers weA IN place Of meat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.

DIR. j. BOWIE Dops office hours for consulsa-
tion ART Y al NJ eis Broad~sy where his
IMPERIAL NiNE BiITERs
Gas WiDpiTiILD.
Ptie. a. So for q guar; bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten cents) for SALE
q. this flee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14
Once South-side Railroad COMPANY. ,
PETERSBURG. jay Ist, le5e
- IN -; -; - ss=z,;l


IL IlHuINlA SPRINGS south.sIds na,oaa from ~,
te'sburg To Lynchbug, via Va Il Tenn. Haroad
/" hh"xs.ey via last Team and Georgia Railroad IRON
'te TO dalton VA Western and Atlantic kairosd 1al.
Chattanooga, via Nashville and ka1ond
tom Chattanooga 10 stevenson VIA Men pins
kadt"adtom stevenson /" Memphis.
Through Tickets issued 10 the points and Springs
aud b,b.age checked through atihe Ollie, Ra.
IN, following schedule will be the South Sid, Ran,
road commencing ST ADAl ncxi, the 18th Jn, ma,
continuing nil tur Their
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Con cctng with the Rchmond and baiNIlc Traius Mt
Bi (JUncOn aud with the through at l., nch
Leave Petersburg dali, at. ':iOo,lk \ A.
Arrive at Observation-Disclosures a........... s:l6
Arrive at Farm,iie tt...................... g.sJ
A"A"ai iynchb",s at EDO 7. NJ.
Leave i.yncELuig daily at................... $50
Ar.so at farmsilc at...................... NJ.
ArrAcat ii"rhev,ic Junction a,........... 2:!a
A''''"' refreshing a $50
Connecting with Richmond and Dan,, ale Trains the Jnuc.
Anne at in'kcvlle lJuuctInl at...............l2 NJ
AtrNr At l.! ourG ht............ ............ -
LeaNc LynohUui dairy Observation-Disclosures. NJ
An""at imm'ite at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Army" At bufke. lie Junction at............s.o NJ.
An r.s,.,, Car Tor ~, NJ, ." ~
Irast raii"chrdIo tn" lri" leaving Lynibure with
frrth r, 'g a. 81 and rn>ss"s.r s""t ur"r West i'll
taxi "a an rt of passengers he oDscvedhy
ay n,r srierinGs Andersen law M 1,Is
M'isons "rlsill", Hack ID Whites N"tto~sy {. IL,
n Evergreen ArrS'na,, s. ut srns conrora james r
River.
CITY POlHI BRANCH
South Side Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg daily (Sunda! sexceptr,J at.......7 NJ
Arrive At CITY Point al.
Leave tily Point al.....
~
The above Trans with the Jau. R.vcr
leaving Cy Point tor Norfolk and saturday
and Tuesday evening with the hue Roanoke
JImr>tow II bound tor New York
Ihr Afternoon Tram this Road will BE- only when
there business +" justify stopping places I" take and
m Ill passengers 10 strict, obs"rvtdby those in charge of
II" TAM and in viii the train be stopped
pth; Friends Crossing Cedar Level and ljchctt Gross
INK lily 3.tsj q y. ALlsl p Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

~ EN'S II
Vie TON OF READY MADE CLIO HING - III" un.
this poruny 10 announce IL til" pub
his friend that his stock OF READY MADE
eIO HING, uEN ILEMESs' FIKNIsIilNG buoDS
TMBREILAS, rRt Nkr, sc. has now been received ana
ised nied low prices for cash. aud
Iii. to the interest of every pnT
examine stock before calling clsoW here" mt shy
ing that do wonders but that vii cpnhne myself 10
living profits only The variety of styles and
uuaiy Clothing liner aud better than cvcfs sa,
II good faith
Country Merchants III lind my johhng prices than
give call, who"sar and retail buyers
aud and IN studying your interest
will certainly purchase OF me-. ..................
,riI,ts N GtGdENIEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14
HI stPEhpIlUSPIIATE OF LIME.

ka suPEhIIlUSlIIATEo OF LIME,
Manufactured r'm Formula II
DIX. JANIS ,Ilt,t,IAS,
lruIt>t 81 Maud.
E&ABLlNG PLANTERS TO Dl>lE >SL MIN Two
Gunnu Fan seeding ahd to- Ni'tn.I
is Packed Ia and Uarrcs .tiy "1,.'"i
lhu,r so per ton oi UoUtu
arler together wiki Pamphlets. eiNin- tn IL
tiH.r atd nou, oi Appn,alion. can be 9"d"
NJ lioIlINS y co,
A.LLL- Mum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

s.ssNE sid Wines and Bra nAie-; BEIGE old ss,e
WIes =; I'D Bourbon Whisky Id 'smly N.ctar Wis
~ ~ - nd .JanaIca Rum land Gin cid ash
eonf pr Brandy with large stock Domesti Liquors
s, SORE ard Tor sale by LEE ROOKIE d co.
DadD
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G,rui Northern, Western ind souih-w e.ter
M ALL r o U T E,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
q - - - -; go -

Ca s5f3[Tfg .sxe--HX@ .S2@n1x
E7DR Charlottesville StauuoD Lewsburg, and Charleston
n Va, t,uyau Tw oday Trans for Washing
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York, Wheeling, Cinein
natl Louis vile.
paY Mail Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily,
6.IJ a VI.
Hl}t Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
dairy except SnndaysD at SD = NJ.
A VI at Washington with the 33O
Z VI HE ) 10 l.. VI with the Jl5 A. NJ Express Trains
from " rs.ingon for ihe different points above named
Tar ugh Tickets hiurg at the
uiie" the Soull side RarUad Co, o n W HORN
Ek, rWket Agent.
10 New York 30
II rhiindeil hia. ................... 10 W
l" W a>h'nstn and AIexahtrid' .....'....... ~ ~
l. asniuA set Hotel
Prulss Avenue, free OF charge.
nciburg 40 L. NJ the regular
aai RWhnInu NitI the bJ a. NJ those
tr.NlA the Freight A comHodation NJ 80 \ Nj connect
= - VI. Train
And their transported between tie De
~ Depot Hoo
ieuns. Avenue Washington thus saving hack
Ihrau-h III kes can be procured in Washington t" Pitts
syI!ie, l'tuur Jrhtr
,niinl!3 ami h.c Ind auana; Louisville
Louli, &c, Ac, and all at the
West g Baggage chcrkod through
mos. DODAMEAD.
ittr. ,,Il NM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

Once of Inc south Side k. k. Co.,
pkTEu>Bu no, Feb. ith, I-J-
the regular monthly meeting the Buad oi directors
"A nth Side L. co, following resolution
pant,h
i,o,>,, That the Freight Agent AT iynchburg hereafter
l., requested c"il1ct Iregh goods at ii"
ou - lhu Company. krrnId
JAMES T.. q ittBI.RI, SrCy
4 40 EOK El1E FAIR! ~ the universal cry
! 4 ath thousands participating IN ,' I,-tNles winch
sting affords For thU AT wctk The
t4la lied l., the II IL H. ENJOY
Il,,fN participate tho
~ s
attractive places to winch the gathering
and welcome bv tuid lht
JtttthUrst It0ORriho Gdipy NJ doe" the VI
Bans, NJ Uu street ncnburs, Va, wh,r hundreds al
nuD.en works creation ~" exhibition,
any should desire lac SUM, =" themselves
furnished shUr notice and Al lvts lhdt cannot
IL I4,tsc
Of Cas-, and FRAMES OF st lie AID
A,so l.ucAus -, Pans Fin
grr It4,> Aatch seals, IhaIius
f,,, every ot art, al all hours # Tia"
d.. ana "a al Kids Of Wraticr. - IA Bliss,
o.I.lt-i Practical Iitut4 .I't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

XA'EEO'S SEWING VI AZ
w llsist4e must reiatl" SEWING MACHINE ever
offered both the quality &" ia work, its du
rabit and simplicity. The opers,n OF il is easier learned
than at OF am other Machine while works with
the hns six the heaviest cloth or "a"r"n either "l
evenly la much liner than ordinary Land work. while
both sides the cloth slit he'd alike rsane beauty
the elegant hand work rarely gets out 9" working
der Tres repairing ard simple that an operate" can
perform all ordinary repairs On IL nHi'l sworn out With
Ha Potent S,rilR Maekiso will best meet the wants OF
famc> all kinds OF Misunderstanding toiiers. Taiors Boot
and Shoe Makcror others requiring scam in their work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers viii lind this Machine
that " ii t., their rapid and substantial and
much n,,r than the Ordinary way, Families who require
much sewing Will tnd this Machine particularly adapted To
their besides saving labor enough in cw months to
r tor Tailos viii lind great SAVING by using this Sew
e Nadine hcsi being always SURE q" superior qnn,y OF
and "et h'p' aHi shoe M'nntaeinrrs can save Thou,
san's h's~ 10, using th't MACHINE VINE 'or many pnrlo
So" rA d'nr m '"ihei W his Ma'h'' Is oe'''' 'ha"
3, i4"c 81 ny"iLer way. m
"-'ts sed y'nr Hf' Patent S'ie'HR Hich"f we intend
I'd a ny 'amy BAT as va- rec Hn,nrnped t" sew
Of neishbors can testify 10 the superiority OF
wetk ne tbs both in nj of beauty and strength
mad confident for tn. alone the machine has save" Ia
Dor enough 10 ~ cost onr Of our nethoors who mas
hands time liking clothes for the rest Ev
. Machine you have sold in this vicinity has given the great
satisfaction aid order Machines from
tAuact from letter written by gentleman owning a
"F Nahos have been in aat constant use since bought
them and with the best OF practical results In less than three
aths each Of two hundred and ten plantation ha'ds
and Tad the ne saved using them season mas more
| than inld ther
Anthcr Planter used to employ three four hands
N making clothes for TIE rest but purchased Your
"ds idtci Mdchiai. hand does the sewing for
the wh"r plantation whc wife it for makns nearly
ali the eothe. ct the family Iee confident the Machine
| tor Itself every three months.
We ali who a Machine examine these they
are the simplest and best for Family Plantation
9TH use where stitch is required Price OF Heeas Paio
hormR Md,hiHt situ and $3.50
JAS II WHITNEY,
| Successor to " hitn Il Lyons,
| 345 Broaiw ay New York.
~ Sold by \ :. ENGLEbONE dealer in Fancy Goods
Bonnets. &C l.Vuchburg Va 3O-ts
LNUR OyE"aO ATs,AT
II dec 2lsos GLASS & RAINEE.
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We '" just received another rhy :" l' e." "'l' y
Nrtor and Merit tDbh NIoN ) "# N"'l anh t'"t N'nh
ndur.d At The iht NErttlitir hi MI
ciaurai an ia iii. ra,c ny thu Fnt saving "a i' IL
lhtr %her~ Of casting thHr Hhl'iFi inn IN h' "'a
he NafuU- al t'ulE TIL ~ ' 20" =
rdg, 10 known w n.y. uti#I nun
NrtrNui. t,t wAtrr htit Which ~ .N E1"hi
attn. hnI Wtta al a,- "'h' "a Any
Additional fuel hins lptt 10y th Huko itr", uad without
iut"thI,ng vuus.a4 tu'ntu 1t ID" .iH>"
n.,- ,i.l HISS 90
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the s.ora inrineri, cn"td - l'IHsAt' ii
Is rS saunders. bcgs l"nN" "a infh III
friends tina: Il" silt engaged ~ TN COMMISSION d' fafHd
aud keeps constantly "n htui, " u -i.'ed
stu, Il y t,pbb> \ NJ ,hptl. klt.~ witch
IA, viii sell n pr thBt viii not tan e. please
COMMISSION ANi' slah AGA - u
Stss are passed blIng hou4 the Ha>u with
AL. enclosed lot Lumber and IN liua
" IL be ruurcy
Hes ,ii gent r tnRsious celebrated fl5"ths nn
Plough Castings viii "aN hr'p atu asrln'u AI7o
t,nau", trlucnt and Ground fNrtrf
81. a. NI ANDERSON
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LXN,mr,ns. COA,.I ANn,xn,

M ~ y AUGO., FNtTONl -Ihr Nuh4rfi WBJ4v.
kh---A~-ber his giateini a. hno" ledge"
- his tor the alhh'
axe him. and begs iui them and t. pub
has sart'in business, aud Il" hopes Ol
-
VIZ make order aud keep hand all kinds III
AAIe aggons, made the most substantial and h'ai
order and III s,n,t have m,d",
\, ~, al assortment ol atragr- Kock and huRs"s
Also se oi aud two h"tre hrtm. MOVING
nd u h,r-r A who want good w"ih
fht Old LyH hbR t1dh and HaRS0n f"ciag III "a
he long tho cash principle y"u may "seHt To
get good VOL aud h." pittr. IA VII" want g"p 'nd
neal n iggts give arall JOHN IL BAIl.ll IA