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The following scheme wIlbe drawn By Woon Fpur
o., fsuccetsofsi o A SWAN A co.) Manager on the
Single Nurnber Lotteries for June. 1852 At Angus
IA, Georgia, IN public, under the supernlendence Or
Commissioners. Ir.
GLASS 20 draws on Saturday, JUNE 4, 1850
GLASS "a draws on Saturday, JuNfif, 1859
CLASS Is draws on Saturday, JUNE Is, 1859. b
CLASS 20 dravs on Saturday, gUNE rs. 1852
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Fewer and Ague.


This trying and provoking disease which nxes ifs re-
ientess grasp on the body Of man, reducing him to
shadow In ashort space oftime, and him
physically and mentally useless, be defeated and
driven from the body by the use Of H0STETrERs RE
NOWNED BiTrKRS. Further, any OF the above stated
diseases cannot be contracted when exposed TO any or
binary conditions producing them, II the Btters are
used as per directions And Il neither creates nau-
sea oaends the palate and rendering unnecessary
any change Of diet interrnpton to usual pursuit
hut promotes sound sleep and healthy Digestion the
complaints thus removed speedily as Is consistent
With the production Of thorough and perman ent
For Persons In Advanced Years
Who suffering from enfeebled constitution and
inhrm bsdy, these niiters invaluable restora-
tive Of strength and yigor aud needs only TO 1e tried
tobe appreciated And to q mother While nursing.
these Btters are Indispensable, especially where the
The child. consequently her strength must yield, and
here n Nhtte good fonie such as iosteteF stom-
fc| Nltfa i needed lmrart temporary strength and
ffor to he system. Ladies should by al means try
this remedy for all Of debility, and before do
ing ash your physcian who, he Is acquainted with
the virtues Of the bitters will recommend their In
ali cases Of weakness.
ChTTHON.-We caution the public against uslng
nal olthn many limitations oounteriets, but ask for
iIosItIJAas OunnHATED STOMACH hIrrEnAs, and see
that each hottie has the words Or. J. Hostetter's
elonac. niticrsn blown the side Of the bottle and
stamped On The metallic cap covering the cork, and Oh
~ Prepared and sold By lIOSrfTrEk& 1AuTn,
pif1f1h. Pa. sold b. all DrnGgsln Orocers. and
dealers generally lhroneboui The United States Csna.
da, South America and Germany.
"a New uraaua. La.
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PAINFUL RUxoR.-A report is in town
that Mr. Perry Rigby, former we'll
known citizen of this place, has lately
been garroted in the city Of Havana, on
a charge of carelessness or negligence in
running train, of which he was the en-
gineer, by which run off occurred, and
several persons lost their lives.
Mr.. Rigby was for a long time connected
with the Central railroad, and his death
viii be sincerely mourned by many
friends.
He was an industrious, kind hearted
man, and, while in Macon, was considered
a cautious and prudent engineer, and his
friends are inclined to the opinion that
there must be some mistake in regard to
the charge made against him.-Mac@'
Telegraph. efs
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY.-We are
indebted to T. II. Bunch, Esq, the Gene
raj Ticket Agent of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for the following
statement of the earnings and expenses
of this road for the month of May:
Amount Passenger Receipts, S57 ,905 ii
Freight Receipts, 25,7l5 SO
Mail Service, 1857 81
Express, &c. 1,l37 92
| Total Receipts. $685. 40
Expenses. 48,699 SO
Nett earnings. s4O,656 &C
Memphis Avalanche.
VorISqIN CnIcAGo,-Inspector-" Who
do you vote for?"
Van Houbleschmidtelv itzen--"I votes
vor der Governor"
Inspector" But which candidate?"
Van etc, (excited) -" Dunder un
bitten, ] dell you vote vor der Cover
norV
inspector finds he can donothing with
him, SO he puts in vote for his own par
ty.l 4
soSsEr-To wmsKr-By adn,iror nv the
Beveridge-Ritten immediately After takin a nip,
the Labor Interspcrscd with okashuuli Wetten my
lips with the same;
whiske all hale from erlyist boyhood,
liey ardently admyrcd thy qwalitis,
Thowst eloathed mi mind with strength-mi nozc
Hale whske bale Hale potent son Of Rye =
When wus grows was, and bad grows bidder
When truhbles valves across me buzzum roll,
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Decatur Academy,

TNHERE WILL BE A PUBLIC ExAMINA-
IL ton Of the students Of this Institution, on
Nednesdayand Thnrsday. 10th, aud 2lst Of July.
On Friday, 22nd, exercises in Defamation, Com
position, &C. s.5rs.is ~
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FAY One ofthe most singular announce
ments made for a long while is that by the
Overland Mail, 10 the effect that the pro-
prietors of the San Francisco Bulletin
were fined 500 for publishing the confess
ion of Mrs. Sicl<les.
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De5~ A disappointed lover down east
lately hung himself with string of
beads.
A more appropriate Instrument would
have been a crino-iiae.
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neS- During thunder storm on We'd
nesday night of last week, sixteen mules,
belonging to D, D. Motley. of this vicinity
We're killed by one stroke of lightning.
They were all huddled together under a
tree. They were young mules, and were
worth at least g, 500.-Leb0an Herald.
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B0-" We SAY VOW IS ma TINE TO DEcLARE
OUR INDEPENDENCE OF ALL BANxs--this day
begin the great work. p Union aud Ameri-
can. ....I
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AZ The members Of oar nrmha ~ way Of purchase
become The owner Of e frnnfs chartered b. The states
q Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri aud part Of those IN
Georgia, under the management o. Measra. 0reforY 4
haury, u Wilmington, Delarare, We have deemed II
expedent 70 charge the name 81 our Arm on and amer
January let, 1850 70 that Of WOOD, EDDf a co who
viii hereafter have the maoagemcnt Of the rparla
Academy Lottery, and ihe Others, A. above named.
In All transactions We have endeavored 10 conduct
our business With integrity and promptnesr, and Ne
slowed no well deserving Of being Transferred 70
our Successors. very rcEpectfallv
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY.-We are
indebted to T. H. Bunch, Esq, the Gene
raj Ticket Agent of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for the following
statement of the earnings and expenses
of this road for the month of May:
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1st James Blevins-'' The Union"
2nd. j. p Decentralization Independence,
3ri. ID. c. Blevins-" Eulogy on Lafayette"
4th. II. H.. Taylor" Reformation Of tho 10th
Century"
9TH. Sam. NJ Cox Are wcmorally degcnerating."
Grafton BY Drs. John G.. Everett and A. w.
Hodge. 49,
rss- The exercises will commence o'clock, A.
NJ, and will Be varied with music.
D. FRAZIER,
Decatur, June 24-56l. t Principal.
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1 J.H. REEsHAW & Co,
Makers and Undertakes,
.s - Cav Street.
Kine's sac.

100 SACKS ORssALr JUST hEcKfvRb
iOO and for sale at e Per saek--only nj
Cash or Produce. J. N. HENDERSON,
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WHO WANTS MONEY!
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

VrsT RECEIVED, so SACKS AND HALF
~ saeks good superine Flour. and .or sale BY
May 20 y NJ HENDERSON.
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A great csr~, .n-r all the s'h,-ir.n". had fnti'

A great care, AFTER all thr s'h,-irsan. had tail.
ed by BAK rs PREMIUM BirrkRs-1o Mr. y Bskrr-ieAr
Sir; In justice to yourself and persons who may b" similarly
afflicted. permit me to dc an instance ~ tho remarkable
qualities Of your Premium Buffers. had never used them
until receptiy, but my wfe having been afflicted with a ncr.
yous Affection md disordered stomach. Tor the past ten or
twelve years, / used every means In my ro~~r TO restore her
sx able physicians, but no rehof could be had ] then saw
several rertihcAtes o. the remarkatl. cures made by your Hit
ters persuaded my wife 10 Try them sac did "a. and In =
little time she began 10 recover rapidly. Not only her nervous
Affection and dtsordsred stomach were removed but her gem,
ul health u better now than 1t has been for many years am
now using and shall always continue TO use your bii"rn. ]
write this In justice 10 yourseli and for the iencht OF others
who arc similarly Afflicted Yonx obedtent servant,
Richmes<. June ~. 1857. THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE.
BAKERS PRkAIuA BiTTERs -Riehmond. sept ~, 1855 80 II
10 with willing pleasure that add my testimony to the virtue
Of BAKERS PKtNIUa BiTrkRs, In making a rInanent euro
Of an established case Of Dyspepsia from which l have suffer
cd 70 much for the last ~ elve months Also. my y ic Is using
II with great sncccss, afior suffering for many year. from de-
biitanon and disoricred stomach As soon as commenced
the use Of them. ! was convinced Of their yalusbi. qualities |
confidently recomAcnd them 10 the afflicted. } ADAMS
For sale by al the Druggists In Iynrhbnrs. hId b, ali the
principal Druggists In the cty Of Richmond. and .lsc~ here in
Virginia; also, II Messr. Cha. stptt y Co. Washington city,
u, c T. n. StAbier & Co baltimore Nd u u Miller Cow
1yton. Ky; and barnes 4 Park. n J
DER dlled toy addressing b BAt@R Proprietor,
= AAGN Lrhnond. Va
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PLAN Of THE LOTTERY
The nn'nbers from 10 10000 corresponding with those mum.
be's on the ttkets printed on separate slips Of paper. are Gu.
cirr,-d v IN small tin tubes and placed In one " Wheel.
The hrsi Nv prizes, similarly printed aud eucirrlrd, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then resolved, and a number Is drawn from
the " heel at NumbrFs, and al the same time q PRIV. Ia draw
from IA" other wheel. The number aHd prize draw. out are
opcn'd and exhibiisd 10 the audience, and r.. g,st., ed by the
COMMISSIONERS; the Prfe being placed against tho Number
drawn. THIS operation Ia repeated uuti. the prizes are draw
out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRlzEs The two proceeding and The two
succeeding Numbers to those draw ing The hIst . Prizes will be
entitled 10 the Se Approx imstion Prizes For example II
Tn ket No, li2JO draws he e5U,OU Prize, those Tickets mum
bered ll2t-, ilal9 al25l, llas2 will each be entilc to sgNO
IL Ticket M $50 drass The SI5.O O0 Prize. those tickets mum
bered 5Is, ~. a5l. $50, wis each be entitled to $3.50, and 80 on
according l." the above scheme.
CfkriTIcATE OF PACKAGES Will be sold 1t the follow ing
rates. which II the risk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N eann pcsrnAnA roaA eat1sng Ne asscustsa 81
Get raArrs - m efthep rnt IN ~ aays pas q IL Hal!
Restorative Of Prof. Q. }. weed = Co. e D. Lssh nwW
BE- -. thas he ~ nuneesss esriAcaso oua psrsens Of the
hikA1f character, 70 The merritt OF hs Restorative. From poe
tave knowledge we are slss enabled to say, that II In every
sense what IL pref<scs 70 be, and We DO not hesitate to pro
nsaace Il he ancs, preparation fsr the bead s.d hair wh'eh has
- Jar been devked BY human ingenuity. We cave seen " ar,
real tA-estesed badness. and re=snrc IN the head Us original
profuson Of natural and glossy hair. and when the latter 20
kecn prematurely unged with grey. We have seen II like magic,
restore the coors u youth and health. The distins "ished
property Of shsA We might truly say. miraculous Restorative
10 that IL gives TO the person who uses ii, The same head OF
thai he were IN yeatA. thus acting In strte, compliance WIN
the rulrS o, tho arst and greatest ei all toilet makcrs-Ns'nre
No emo who has used II, will hesiiats 10 ante with = this
testimony 40 lie peculiar mcri .-usrisStss Ia People, frsea@'
Sold by all good Druxgisls Jan S-W
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of Packages Of 10 Whole Tick cts, .......... ESQ
~ Hat ........... 40
10 Quarfg " .......... 20
W Eiglsh 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Lhcl Sc the money 10 our address for the tickets ordered, on
rec' pit OF which they will be forwarded by Arst mail. Pur.
chasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may dc.is.
nate
The list Of drawn NUMBER and prizes will be sen, To pur.
chasers immediately alter ne drawing.
ET Purchasers viii please write their jlgnatures plain. and
give tier post-odhcc, county and State.
whhuu, drtuctlou.
X Al orixes OF ei.000 and under paid Immediately after
the arawihe-otherp prizes al the usual time Of thirty days.
Az communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Cciihe ties To
MCKINNEY a co, savannah. Ga.
~ a h' OF the numbers that are drawn fro.. the wheel.
win me amount OF the prize that each one 10 en- titled to. will
feb 9 dts.
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Tessiusestals q sss Fsreixn cesairtes.-A
pleasing travelling companion, aud one tina, no person should
be without. 4. Perry Davh' Pain Killer A sudden attack Of
diarrhea. dyseusary. a. cholera tnorbms can be cheetually and
insiauianeousy relieved BY 1t, ais equally eneetuaiin curing
scalds, B. rms. &c.
Thomas s Ranney, writing irnm Rangoos. Burnah, Dccem'
Der ~. 1886, ssys.-"It h becoming more popular. and IA seNr-
raj instances I am assured that The chol ra mas been arrested
and life preserved By is use The late prevaleaee II cholera
here has swept OF about eli the Palm Killer ! had mud purchas
es lookiug to me ior = supply will be disappointed in my abili
~ 10 supply them Please send me an invoice OF $3.50 worth
by the frsi opportunity"
Carr Tows, Africa. Jan q, lsJs -Mcssrs. = Davis 4 Son.
Dear Srs The pain Killer. We arr happy 10 say, il getting
In good repute, here, and Its good qualities arc 6ei,.g rrprc''At
ed LAfsly. We have . great demand for the article, and conn
IDENTIFY anticipate . large trade In the Pain killer
THOMPSON. HALL d co.
The stain on linen. from the use Of the T. X. "a easily rem"v
ed, by washing III In a little alcohol
Sold by xIi medicine dealers.
sold By JOHN n. SEAY, L~ynehburg. Jan %i2w.
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WsnsvwayS 2 itt. ssA Oinsnrst Ne ancAsrt.e.
chest should be unprsvided with thesc twin cnrati'es Ibey
Ar, more clnincutiy ada, ted 10 the internal aud extornsi 'aiingr
OF the huy,an or cantxatioa than any two medicines ihs' nave
-, h-eu d,snpyerrA they both attack The scat OF disease. aud
not only Temporarily remove but permanently eradicate Sold
At the manufse,ory, No 20 Asiaen Lane, New York, and by
ali Drugsisss. n ac, 6Jc, and o. per box or pot
L., oodiw
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LYN H BURG COLLEGE E,
YlMlalNlA.

THE fourth annual session OF this Institution will commence
The location b. QUE 81 the hcalthic., and most accessible In
The entire south and tho course OF study. both Classical aud
sclsntnc, eqnal To tina, Of the hes, American colleges.
The Military Department Will be efficiently maintained un.
der the care ol Mr. } u Blanken.hip, a graduate Of the Viz.
ginia Military Institute. and more recently connected with the
The .evera predecessors win have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School, In which young men will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college NJ business
Rev. W W w.IsFH, Chairman If tt Faculty, Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and Of History. ,,
Belle. Iet,res.
p II u.n,iI, A u, Professor of the Greek Language aud
J. u. BLAshrssnIr, Professor Of Mathematics and Ia',rue.
sAsur GAnIAsp, 4. NJ, Professor Of G Constitutional LAW
d. A LAsonons,, NJ. ID, Professor OF ANATOMY and Phys
GuIslrrt Anolrno sAHfoni, IL. ID Professor of Modern
Languages
EXpENsEs.
Hoard o. per week washing 81 % per month fuel and
lsh,s BIO . Term Tuition q" in tho Grammar School and
80 In III. Collegiate Department Tor halt session
~ Catalogues. containing further information, can be oh
tanned by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty
feb : dts
COAL OIL. coal. OF. Received q .sp-
u ply a. this cheapest article Tor lamps. On hand, Jsaas
no, 10 dts. sTAnLER 4 JONES
lrOR an, article 10 the uARHI.E Ls>R, Aa-
Il ire.. J u GApDEss,
jan idt. Lynehbu's Marble Work.
CALL ON RAINE,
u dec slatsl ron
WANTkD-A MILLER Re .s.~.A = Mil.
W with ene pst Of Wheat and oae pair OF Corn stones =
T.suaon,a. 4. Il chsrAe,rt .ad aaa.iaoauens required A
single man. OF one ih small fanny preferred
Address wN " HiAtkfDRtt,
BuenA \ ,,A Plaster Ranks. near sai.is-. Va
jan i3dAes~ Rep cory
WmEAr T"aA-Us>G NAs"s>Es.-s
v have ~ storr AGI tot sac a. low priess to close con
sgnment. ,torse Pe~etsAnd Ihra. .srs. II ;h~ most approved
patterns W I ANDERSON
aug Ito
Tricot Cashmere Over Sacks.
A FRESH Lot OF THESE FANoRlrEs.
yHsl Receired
dec 10 dts BtRRotG GINS, sHAFER 4 70
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~ sUpEKpHoSpuArE OF LIME,

HI SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
MauataotN rod frnn Formula of
DIX. JAMES iliGtlNS,
Stttr Chemist OF Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS 10 DISPENSE NiIh TWO
thirds oi Peruvian GuIuo Tor / All seeding aud tof Summer
crops altogether. Packed IN oaes and barrels fully warrant
ed. Price 500 per ton oi 2.uuulbs.
The abo~r artcic, together with Pamphlets. giving full de
tail OF TINS valuable fcltt.h,I ill.,, Ia accounts ot It's impor.
lance aud mode oi appiIcAiiu,, :. be had OF
NJ. iIOLLlNS Il co,
mar - is IyuuhbuTs.
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PIemiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up n Club OF > suhscrihers, at g. each. aud
remitting Slu. will be cntilcd to n gold pen aud ed.t holder.
worth 81 and rath subscriber will receive any Que Of the
above articles he may select.
Those RENTING 81 for 10 Subscribers viii be entitled 10 A
gold pencil, with a pen, worth 81
! Those getting up u tiu, OF 10 .uhsc rihcrp, aud rcmitting $50,
will be en,rlei to q silver watch. ut a gold vest chain, worth
elO.
Those RENTING etO, for ~ Subscribers. will be entitled To a
silver hunting cascd " ach, or n SOL! Chain, worth Sl5
These ramiting Stu, tor - suhsrrihc,s, will be entitled to a
gold chain, 81 n silver hunting cRscd watch. wor h s2e
Those Permitting teo, tor ~ substrtb.rs, will be entitled to a
lady gold watch, worth $50
Those RENTING 800, for 81 subscribers. will be entitled to
q gold watch. worth t4O.
t. All communications should be addressed to
NJ u. DEAN, PUBLISHER,
dee 20 lave s2awdtApriGl Sal 33j Broadway, New York
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n. GCGGils

N. q IN / Ell NJ Tx,
NM VI LID respectfully 60. 81 III, aiiuu ut Ills 'ii,nds and
thu pubic. To his iaise AMI "oI selected stock oi Dry
Goods, Boats. Shoes, Nc, tat.ivHlIr attention has Dren pHhi
IL LADIES' ib, IS Luuds, OF eN,tA Al, svfiriion, style and quality
LADIES IN " ant OF Silks, rau IL ,aiilied with iIack ri culuIcd
from 80 Gems to IS ~ per yard-h > stock OF Melinocs, Nous
las, AIpacCa>, Ac, art dn,I ita>sci as to price and quality.
Inc ii ..st stock ui tlhtk,, NuawIr AZ. (sJiLr very Tine
ever Drought TO tins ma, N"t, a. III j. tnInd here with u cauIe,
~, lection ii Sho, >-whlth TN osauinat.ou, IN be found
good ,tovh at heavy Noo,,ts "a - II hands, blankets, &c.-
Iiu, ,rs are Invite" to CIV ~ sren u II examination.
J Country Acrcu..ts = ii u ~ al 70 give me II call before
Lous Norm. y GCuuENIII.lMEi
u,.tL, Rrp COPY
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hGht WOND ROITERuEA, Feet 81 Main
h Street, Rockets. and Corner OF Cary and l2th Streets,
~klIIiMOND, VA, kEkskk & rARu, proprietors- rhe sub-
scribers respectfully inform the citizens OF Richmond and deal.
ers In the adjoining counties. that they are manufacturing the
best quality ut STONE WARE. which they will sell At the
following prices pih q liberal discount far oash.
All Ware sold by US will be delivered in any part Of tho city
free Of charge, THOS. W, kEEsEE.
DAVID PAIR.
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w THIS is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market, both in the quality of It's work, its du
rabdlty aud simplicity. The operation OF it is easier learned
than that of am other Machine, while 1t works with ease On
the finest shk, or the heaviest cloth Or leather. on either Of
which il works in Il very superior manner making a straight
evenly laid seam, much finer thar ordinary hand work, while
both sides OF the cloth are sMi he'd alike, rivaling II beauty
the most elegant hand work, it rarely get, out of working or.
perform an ordinary repairs on u until II Is worn out. With
lhee advantages over other Machines, we feed confident
Families, all kinds of Manufacturing Cl"thiers, Tanors, Boot
and Shoe Makers,or any Others requiring a seam in their work.
thai will do their work in a rapid and substantial manner. and
%asn sewing W wall 4 Had 'n. Machine %as; pnr %e g "s aaa tssa'' re
their wants, besides saving labor enough in IA lew months to
ing Machine. besides being always sure OF a superior quality or
w'rkthat does not rip easily, and that looks mnci nicer than
and work. Boo. and Shoe M"nutacturers eau save Thou.
sands of Dollars by using this Machine, while for many purpo-
SEES, II a work done ON leather by this Machine, is better than
The editor of Inc cadartowu (Gc"rgIa> Patriot says, When
we purchased your Weefs Patent SrDing MacAine. we intend.
ed It wholly Tor 'amily use. but AS it was RECOMMENDED to sew
un leather W. u edit on Harness and Carriage Trimming, and
work done in thu way, both In po mt of beauty and strength,
and we feel conhdeni for this alone. the machine has saveila.
land. in The Inc i saves in m,.inr clothes for the resi-, 8.
cry Machine yon have sold in this vicinity has given the great.
est satisfaction. and several intend to order Machines from
Extract from a letter written by a gentleman. owning Il
plantation near New Orleans. Your two Hteds Patent Seq
ing Machines have been in almost constant use since bought
them, and with the best OF practical results. In less than three
weeks he two operators on them finished a complete suit OF
clothes for each OF my two hundred and ten plantation la Ids,
and find the time saved IN using them one season has more
Another Planter says, l used to employ three OF four hands
In making clothes for the rest. but since purchased your
the whole plantation, while my W lie uses it Tor making nearly
all the clothes OF the family. tcel confident the Machine pays
We wish ali " no need a Machine to examine these, as they
are the simplest aud best for Family use. Plantation or any
9TH r uc whore a stitch Is required. Price ot Hfsa's Patent
Seeing Aach,me siov and sl3o.
Successor TO Within y & Lyons,
$40 Broadway, New York.
II. Sold by IS; ~ENGLEDovE dealer in ii, Fancy Goods,
Bounets, &c. IyurhburR. Va. mar JOty
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FOR 1899.
THE Now Volume II the NEW YORK WEEKLY ILLUS
i TRATED GOLDEN PRIZE wiIi commence January Is:
ira9 tn. T. fowing are the napcs Of tho LE-sti, whose pro
duction. " ii grace the coialn. Of this elegant journal. darins
the year
REV. c. II. STURGEON, Of London,
q. W. VI. REYNOLDS, OF London,
G.. +. L JAMES. Novelist.
SIR ElpH Aip BlLWER,
GEN. {. +. i~lE\NlNGSEN, la,s Of Nicaragua,
CUL. q ". CROCKETT,
4. b MGASUN,
CAPT NJ u ALEXANDER, Z, s. A,
rho As Dunn English, II D.,
HENRY CLAir, JH,
Ds. q. {. VAN buren,,
LIEUT.. J VI. PLATE, [. 5. ",
4. CLINTON HARRINGTON,
MISS SoUffIMORrl
MRS. ANNA WIitLPLEY,
Miss lIl.ffI HE \RrLY,
VIRGINIA WAUGH AZ,
+" III. VERNON,
- MINNIE MANrOIR,
" HATTIE CLARE,
MRS. +. B.. SINCLAIR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-15

OtiCr OItac Suath-Sidc H.. k. Co..
l1irrnBuh III, Feb. llth, 1905.
4 I the regular monthly ,t,,lfIe OF The board oi Directors
"A Of the y 'uth Side X i,oa'. -, ,nu following resolution
Mas adopted -
Resolved, That the Freight Asent at Iynehburg hereafter
be requested 10 collect all ii.t,hi pa good, received al or dc
rvorci from ms Depot oa u ns'ofr t"ry are ont Of the posses
sion ot The Company. tpr9 rom Record.
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