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20 Pitta' Pattern Threshers and separateFs
Mnnufactuied By Nourss Mlaon a Co.; % and 90 iuch
cylindEn, with truck and lnll extras.
PATnET 0PFIcs, January 1853.
Elr sJ A. 4 II. A. Pits Patent dated June 7g 1857.
tmachlne Tor thiching and cleaning gram was 0nly
exlsuds lor term Il geven years iDm June 70. 1851.
soUTHvonru Co. San Fnleisco. csi.
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agricuiiurs.
Pruning Trees ana shrubbery.


With regard to the proper manner of prun.
ing, all trees should be trimmed to shape
corresponding with their situation; FOR in
stance, along an avenue, or street, and in
front Of house, the shade is desirable down
on the pavement around the door, and at
the chamber windows, and not on the roof
or top Of the house. To secure this, the
tree should be headed down more or less
every Spring, for Eve or six years after il
has first been set out, but in no case should
the side branches be cut of unless they are
% thick as to rub against each other. Aftcr
4 tree is twelve or fifteen years old it should
not Be pruued or touched BY the axe or saw,
excepting TO remove the dead wood.
have seen many fine, healthy trees ruined by
improper pruning. Sometimes persons will
diVesta tree, six to eight inches in diameter, Of
al It's branches, and will then cut Of partition
of the Up, leaving nothing but an unsightly
trunk. Trees 50 trimmed will take more time
TO recover and give shade than is necessary
20 produce shade from q thrifty young tree,
and frequently they never recover; so all
he labor Is lost.
Fruit trees should be trimmed so as to ad-
NIT the light Of the sun to every branch
By this means the fruit will be larger and
more perfect than when left to grow at rar.
dom No suckers should be allowed to
grow on fruit tree but as much depends
Upon the soil and exposure, It Is impossible
o give rule that will apply to all situations.
Experience and care, with the exercise Of
good judgment, must supply any deficiency
% ibis report. EN
Roses and towering shrubbery may be
trimmed according TO taste, being careful 10
remove the old wood and that which may
have been killed BY the Winter. The pro-
per time for trimming roses and shrubbery
isin the latter end Of March, after the frosts
are over and the buds begin 10 swell, as you
can then see what has been killed by the
Win'er. And.here ! would remark, that
the best method Of preserving tender roses,
is-Where it can be done and the wood Is
not too strong-to lay down the bushes and
cover them over with earth TO the depth Of
tgo Or three inches, having first secured the
bn,hs to the ground with pegs. Il Is not
90 much the frost that kills rose bushes as
he effect Of the sun upon them after they
are frozen, and before the warmth of tho at
m11phere has drawn the frost out. Where
they cannot be laid down, good plan Is to
surround them with cedar brush, carefully
I'D up This admits the air and At the same
time keeps of the sun. Some persons tie
up tho bnshes IN straw. This isa bad plan,
or very frequently upon opening them in
the Spring We End Tie wood al mildewed,
and before The season Is over Il dies out.
Raspberry bushes may be protected in the
sane manner q. roses.
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ALEIAMDAE ORGANS,

Five stnps IN rosewood cases. tI6O; stops, do d.
$50; stpe, with per ussiou, t215; 70 stops d. ~
$3.50; y stops DO, Sse larger $500; rs stops, Do do
e376 Each instrument WArants 10 give satsiaction AZ
purchase money refunded
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LGurion { Css IrOn Plnnst PUvsr., 8 and lOHuns.
Eourss, Mason 1 Cas- Iron Planet PSWsrs,
saad 10 hone. win fan extras.
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ASS0RDg0NS,

FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS.
SEVEN CASES, Just received and now unpaekinE win b
sold 10 the trade at
- Per cent. Less than Former Pr,ess.
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esNSNNsA |.H
new collection Of choice Hymns and Tunes original anf
Standard carshly and simply arranged Solos, pustil
Ioo, and chorusles and for OEnD, H.no
Melodeon. This book contains nearly $40 Hymns aud Iunc
and one Ol the be1t collections r sabbath Schools ever
pubhsed Price % cents gntie oiS per hundred y pAp
eoveF u cents single o3 per hundred postage con
Complied and published By HORACE wATE No 80 nIs,t
uay, New FORK.
The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Dook,
Just publshed By HORACE WATERS, Aren't No sss 1o,A
way New York, contains % Tunes and Hymns many efnc
new and very heautiiu This Of le beu sssetipl.
sabbath School Hymns and Tunes puhidhed ne e1
simply and carefully arranged for one two tire, and wv
voices, and Tor Pano, Oignn Meodeon. Annone ne .
number o. beautiful and sentimental Hymns are 70 - -.
Kind Words DE- DO Good Welcome uh hos4
70 greet you Make your Marhs' Happy 0Feeng % III
The Angels told So Heaven ls my Home Aci vhe
should be sung By a children IN Hhle vel -
cents. tl
anniversary and Sunday School MHsis BOok NJ. !
Combating Of % Tunes and Hymns, just puhhed hy o1
ACE WAfEIe, Agent, a88 Broadway, New tork Cent..0
10 part: rs Anniversary Day, Happy 0Eeeinl % ~
Kind Words can DE- Do Good i0r the eahea e1not
have Father IN the Promised Land, &C. Price GU
" per hundred; pastane Also he Revival fsnn
Music Dook, price u per hundred. M ifift'
NO. . ANNIvERsARY BOOK ~
Contains 90 Tunes and Hymna which are yey popular s
cents single % per huudreds postage cent Ne.nk
hundred and my thousand copies of The above booAS
been sold In The past nix monthi- IL
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20 Ketchums Mowers, Iron Frame
81 Ezin Exhas lbr al Of lhe abovs mschlnss.
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We ars tkls mouth shipping hons pouon q he above
patent - 3. souhWoEh u San Fian isoo, Cl which
hs Z hoIshy nuthnF sed 70 MI. A. 0OnDOn 4 Co.
nosheAcl, n. X, 0clober 7Sd, lese.
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Scene Off Cape Horn Splendid Aurora
Australia

The ships Souihern Cross and JPebfoot which
arrived ut this )prt On the 22d inst. the first from
Boston and the latter from New York, exprrien ed
unusually heavy weather OF tnrr Horn. In II
conversation held Yesterday with ,hcr corunand-
crs we obtained some interesting facts relating t.
their voyage.
The Southern Cross, under Captain Howe left
Boston on the l0'h oi June, making the passage
in l34 days, crossing the line on the Atlantic Sdo
in thirty davs. AMI So far westward ny to sight Per-
nambuco anl Cape st. Rogue. She passed thu
Straits Of lie Marie. August 10Th, being 60 days
10 Cape Horn. Then she Of course got the wind
in her teeth, and being reduced tn her small
vas- the stout ship ba,ted the elements for TWEEN
ty-three days off tho Cape. the greater par, of the
time in heavy galos Of wind. with frequent ram.
hail, and STOW squalls.
On the night Of tho 2d Of September, during q.
tremendous gale, a wonderful phenomenon mani
f'sted itself. The rare spectacle OF an Aurur,.
Australia, or Solthcrn Lights, VIA Witnessed 1t
commenced about IL o'clock ia tho morning and
increased in splenh'r until towards daylign, IS l,en
it gradually faded lefire the light II day. Our
informant states that the whole heavens wero in n
deep red, which color reflected in the ocean.
upon which fearful running. These
were surmounted by combs, not of the usual
white but almost l,Od red. Some Of the crew
were much frightened. Once during ,he night IL
tremendous hail and snow squali hustled upon
the ship. Through the whole of this the flames
assumed the same ro5eate huc, ana when spray
flew over the ship it fell to leeward in ruddy
showers.
Between the squalls in the clear places in the
sky the mysterious lights were seen shooting up in
spiral streaks nearly to the xenith-now flashing
out in the intense darkness with neteoric brllian
cv,nnd now looming up against the horizon as with
some tesrible con8agration, SO that the glare was
reflected upon the sal, Captain Howes and his
ofirers say that they have never witnessed aoy-
thing equaliug this display for magnnence. During
tho gale ea times st night brilliant conosants,
or balls Of electric fire appeared 6iekering At the
mastheads. yardsrms. and other salient points.
The soa&kern cross was twenty days from 6fty deg,
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The DouoLAs organ at Washington wants 10
rylsnd will "hs,s tho a.dnoity 70 anaIifyS pro..
ably they will How 10 it with 7. B. FLoRsScE.
and DAN. ShoxLRs, and LANSING Srour, and j.,
RlcHARD BARRErr. and Gen. EsrAnaooks Every
ono Of thsse Democratic worth will undoubtedly
claim seats, to which their oonpet,rs ars entit'-
cd. On theother hand, IL DAVIS and HARRis have
have not an honest mjority Of the legal votes cast
in their respective districts else has. They
would upquestionably succeed on now trial,
which will 10 tho only resul. Of unaeating them.
For pure ''audacity." oommend us ~ the psrsons
claiming to sit M Representatives of the Navy
urd district Of Philadelphia and New York, and
10 tho delegates whose election depends upon the
,gus returns from Buffalo and Isard ooua.iss, in
Nebraska.
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q .hs MsaIs. Profession Discerning Public as ns Mosr
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SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
particularly adapted to the Travellers by sea
iahs Invads and Consaiescens Captain. Of vessel.
Planters will ind valuable addition Medicine Chest
With those who have used IT. IT has high favor and
!" Torpid State Of the Lirsrit renders great service In
restoring healthy action
IN Cont and RAsaatismIt gives the satisfaction al
laying sn MI sympon aud in many eases effect,
IL ~Sceess IL cdSes % Grdpe Indigestion, Heartburn
tostirenessroves to be Medicine greatest utility
AeId1y q TIE Sso@aca snd he disrssstHg sehnes.
success under its healthGi influence
aSd. ne ereatest rsief those afflicted riA or sub.
ect the pRes-Actiao gently on the bowels neunlynr all
irritating secreons and thereby removing all iaaanatory
tendencies.
ct 1t fnralmable IN all cases ehere oean Ae,;,nt
In the form Of Powder carefully put up bottles to
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oproducc delightful cncr, ,cscrnt beverage.
Taken In The morning, never ineriers With the
Of the day acting gently the system restoring
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ing.
men OF the highest Standing throughout the country,
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10 the favorable notice of an Intelligent public.
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No. IT'S GrecnwicL-st cor of Warren N. Y.
june 1l-d1y--J
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This daease 10 s penalty noat equss paid by those who
ys ,s Ssss%. s y. y. y ,s% % e. Young
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NO MERCURY on NAUSEoUs DRUGS USED.
DIR. JOHNSTON.
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When he m.gded and m,prudent voay Of pleasure nds
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tF,om no Sra Francisco B~,iefin.)

SURVIVING "WoMEN oF THE REvoLurnN."--
The following is n list Of the surviving widows
('n,t Of about 5000 ADMITTEDLY who were pensioned
under the first net thut passed by Congress
VIZ: July 4. 1886 for the service of their husbands
in the revolutionary war TO entits ih",n to a
pension, the act required that the marriage should
hnvr taken place prior to the completion Of their
hu ,tand's services in that war Ii is remarkable
the date Of the last return; and still more So that
in several cases they should be living 81 years
after their marriage, and have enjoyed their coun
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sou th In the Pacific to tho equator--a remarkable
quiak passage for this season ofthe ycAr the. best
ever made being made nineteen daya-AAa Cal
foraIa
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CLOTHING CLOTHING! CLOTHING y!
M GIG


VEAS returned the Northern elites aud il daily
a very large and fashionable stock of FALL AND WI&.
TER CLOTHING, which beauty, style and quality
surpassed lie Yer? respectful, and invites the puic
general and his friends 10 examine his stock hco urchas
w He will hold out great nduccncns c4si, and
prompt paying cusomcrsor others, he has
prtrc. has taught act decidedly in restricting crc,li
lis stock comprises many different s!l,s oi Goals Pants,
Vests Coats, Drcdnoughs, etc. a the! w"d N too
tntrous TO mention . -. ....
greatest of the and only manufactured by
Company in the United States in New York The public is in
yie to call and examine them II WILL doubtless puzzle every
body.
lie has aso large stock Gcntemen's
such as Socks Ties Cravas Net Shirts and Drawers, Gloves
sn Hundkerchief shaws, Travelling Blankets etc; also,
Trunks Umbreas Carpet Bags ETC. He returns thanks for
nsst favors and invites everybody TO cali on HIM
BCountry Merchants would do well to call on him be-
fore going hrher East he prepared for the wholesale trade
:. ~, os',ii. NJ. q.
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Dissolution

TuN parnershp existing unlor style aud
arm "i 0laas Rane !. ths da, Dissolved by mutual
seDi. Mr. Aino rins no Al persons having
ella Inns against the % will please pesent them 10 Mr dass
pa ment aud all persns indebted TO the firm VIII mako pay
AT to him, or lila authorized agents
II. II. GLASS,
ttcronsn ?ith, 1859. CllAS J. RAtNE
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IN q w ~ q II @ q 7 n
The 1si Of Janunr, next the ~ the
will he announced In Tho meantime the House will he
c"nducr by tho unssgned aud he hopes his ons and bo
lur viii continue 10 extend To Tho very liberal patronage
hrh has long enjoyed E,rry atrnon~ III he paid
and one Of the nnc"t and most complete assoos ii goods
la Virginia Will be- sold upon accommodating terms
4
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"A NININTV.
retiring nom the Uass knine hog leave
D. tender 10 friends and the public thanks far tho
liberal patronage House during nay long
onnecon with H. and rcreliully request that their laya br
extended 10 thu oonrcrn which, viii In every
May merit u. [opt ~ dial CIlAs. J. RAINE. '
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j. MATTHIAS e Co.

40. 85 Main .treet, Lynchburg, Va,
yhrgr and elegan, s.ook Of FALL b wlNrER GOODS,
t which VIII bc open for inspections, MosnAy next Sop
consisting IN part VI very large ioi of veves Bea
a aud Cloth Ciosks aud very handsolne FA wrappnsA
treat variety u handsome Bonnets Mis' Hats, ChdrenA
m pres. and Mo.air osp Nett Cas and co'.s Lace
M ns Fancy Hair PIN. oama nraahee Soaps ferumcry,
Hoop sklria with elegant 10, Of FURs ffom - up 10
t40 sc, with many articles too numerous to mcnon. We
feel assured that all IN want o roods III dn 10 their ndva-
call prepared v se very reasonable
pri cca
Orders fom the country will receive particular attention.
~ REPAIRING done N usual In good sylc.
.,s NJ n 90
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DY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
.ssrE

. vYRaINIAN 4 pshisheA a.ly q . snd Tn Weekly
=, ss ssssss = - yssky = d Invariably In ad
~ sxaepe - ~ SPtisn d the Proprietor un
ii i. 49, .ss ssss ~ =. N .., NJ, .o,.,. #
Az. a. - ir ~ ast inssea, and k cents for each
.ss s.e e .sss fnS sa
eenS aons Be marked the Ass Will be published
Der o. IN ami md charged aecordingiy
ill ofde''" TIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For ohe si daily %
For Two is,~ si in weekly 2S
For So rssraE a.o.d A. o n.s,. .n,. /, .n
e %nnas, advertisers viii he limited 70 their immediate bu
sne u ~ x sprar In the daily and triweek
notices which exceed eight lines charged
,,,.abty for the sxccsA
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FOR LIE,
lnyine and Boiler aud rwo-A4,rse Wagons
WILL sc,i bargain In Engine and hotter and Two
Horse Wagons The Englne s about Axeit horse power
and uf iho best IN hia place Tho Wagons now and
made BY ~ tho best makerA Apply a s Main strect
IL dlhSrtnwla ID
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w ASHIN GTON II u a.,
YyNrrJnTTPa VA


UyE subscriber inform his friends and tiW pub
lie generally he has leased for number of years, The
sbo, well known and popular House.
Tbs TABLE shall b. supplied with he best that the mark cts
affords md THE BAR with the choicest LIQUOR AND G
CARS. ~
Attached the hotel large and roomy STABLE with
careful aud attentive oscrs.
No trouble expense will be spared either the part Of
proprter his assistants o make the Washington dfSt
class Uoase. j. n. ANDERSON, Proprietor
,.rtID M m
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WAGON FOR SALE.
NUE have good nov ono horso WAGON hpr sAie
w sept 3Lda FRANKLIN b co.
llilDRENS Zephyr C1oaks and TAmaA, uaers, 0os,
~ and Searfs In grcni variety, a.
EN6LEnovE's Fancy Store,
mW lt-dls No. VI Main Street. I.yueibarg
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Fancy Articles

lust received at PAYNE BLACKfnRps most beautiful
- and extensive assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES open
c In this city, comprising in Pocket Buuks
monaies IS varieties Cabas Work Boxes and Ladies
Gases Of all kinds apcr Macie and Pearl ulad Stceoscoez
several varieties. Bohemian Toilet Sells and beautiful,
oder Cases Pull Boxes Jewel Boxes &c, 100 Portfolios.
hracg every variety Writing Desks all prices
ties nf beautiful Cigar Stands and Cases Hour Giascs,
unettcs, fine Pocket Knives liod Pens, &C. Ac
and elegant style Of Ladies Travelling Bag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28

URs! FURS!-I have just received additional supply
II Of Ladies vURs Of yafOus prices and gradea
nov dts q. NJ KELLY, Agent 152 Main Street.
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A Card. RemoYal.

WITH View Of having larger house. nnd In a
w central eslon, the unerued will Ills oi
Hardware Ouory, Gums. &c " the STORE 0USE, No i8b
MAIN STREET formerly knows as Ydnosys" directly op-
poAiic the Fnrnerr' and Virginia Banka which being
Mud up IN ~ s'eEan. msnnsr expressly r he apos and
viii he occupied The 18th ~ Having
large additions stock In tho mosh
The Fall Trade hopc 10 such Inducements aud strac
tonn will command the attention and public
Those Visiting and residing In the city cordially invited to
examine stock In the of English Table aud Pocket Out
lery 0una nes aud Pistols ous. keeping Goods svur
Plated War;, Locks of every Kind Wood aud Willow Wnse
French 0ass O Carpets, on shndss Window Cornce Hands
and Pins Carpenter and other Mechanics Tools Buldng
Materials Axes and Springs Carriage Cloths and lcss fc
locs Hubs and sIokes Leather LANDS Gum Ieing md Pack
Ing Calf Skins and other Leather, Shoe Findings Engish r
Wa,nn,i F,s E H.. , ~ Ana "'Va ~ ~.
scrpon articles generally und In Hardware esaiIsh
n,ents. b. NJ. SIMPSON,
Successor 70 Simpson n Bra,
oct 10-lts Lynohhurg, va.
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JOHN F. HAWKINS,

INTENDED moving to his plantation thl. FALL but crrum
slances preyens He will continue until the ist of March,
NJ which his will expire lie Is thankful the cii
LynchburE and the travelling community for their lib
eraI parnsRp soicits a continuation Of the He
pledges keep hosc that shall mot be second 10
IN The city wanting good family single rooms
be- furnished lie prepared to accommodate all that may
come, and that with the best the market Affords
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Lynohburg Coach and Wagon Factory.

cNHR. TIIE subscriber returns his grateful
&E ments to his od fhends customers the Ibe
raj patronage toward him, and begs 10 lufnrm
Them and the public that
lac h0pes by strict attention busines merit
ttnunnee Of avorA lie Will mhke and keep hand
,il kinds of IRON AXLE WAGONS made In the snb-
saantal and neat style lie will also make order and will
have made, gencfR assortment Of 0ckAways
,.nd Bugges Also large assortment Of and twohorse
spring Moving Wagons and StnRus
rood work. 10 the old Lvnc1so Wagon Fc-
,orH and he s doing bnsncss tho principle, you
expect 10 got good work and nj low price All who want
L:o0d and neat Bugges give a cali
march i7-dis JOHN H. BAILEY, Agent
THE OLD STONE MANSION
ulHE "OlD STosg MASsoss In just hand and something
entirely IL With list Of rccomn,e
from the press throughout the country long, and al en-.
drsng II as being tho bo novel of American society pulab
ed for many years H. G. VICTOR.
nov I-dis 1ha Mnin Street.
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