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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

FOR SALE, lo.aatsaa.
THREE HOUSES and LOTS which will be sold
cheap Possession given immediately.
Also, several vacant lots, which will be sold
cheap for cash or time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
GEO. u. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

Oig,osts he Tirgin.a Bank LfNCHHURL, Ia,
rs In re,,Ii and well solicited stock II q no
] GERtES STAPLE DRY GOODS HARDIN ARE. sHD IN.
WOODWARD, FofE, &c consisting IN part ~
Loaf Crushed Pul,try Il, Coffee New Orleans aud Cuba
Sugar;
Mocha Old laws. ihenra RI aud Iarrhcd Java Coffee,
Extra md double extra Syrup, Cuba aud Now Orleans
Molnssea,
Large No Ha,ltrnl aud Cnt IIurinf Family cui,d bacon
IIammcrd and kol;oi Iron. Iron Aseg aud Cast agon
U"xcsi
Fellows Anv Vices Screw Plates Horse Uasp md Files
lnsvei and Lamp Di, white Leah Tinc and other Paints
French aud Amoric"n Window Glass AID utty
French aud Phi Gait skins Harness and Solo Los
1000 ba's Cation. si iact'r. prices by The qusntyi
GO Flax aud Flax and Cotton Linen best quality;
Corn Candies. Nails. Horse Shot, 40 &c
All witch will I'm sola cheap for rnrh exchanged for
produce. Exam stock before buy Will
pay hig cR. price for Corn. Wooi WOOL Rolls Flax
seei and all other country produce viii sell any country
produce consigned far the best market price, and
prompt returns and solicit patronage a1dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

RAILROAD AGciDEEr.-The mail train from
I.ynchburg ran over COW Wednesday morning
ab ut FIVE miles east of Bristol. The first and see
ond class cars we're smashed. and ono brakes
M, n killed. Col. Samuel Tate, president e the
Memphis and Charleston road. had his arm badly
hurt. and it was supposed to he broken. Several
others were injured, but none seriously.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

The I.ynchburg Extension Of the Orange an'
Alexandria Railroad. has been completed sever
miles west of Charlottesville, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

CRors.-The wheat crop in Page was never
more promising. Corn is looking quite finely at
present. Seine OF the farmers complain of the
birds DESTROYING the grain after Icing planted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

BxSKrIr OF Miss MAGGIE MIrcukLL.-This
evening ,his popslss young estress takes her ben
eft being her last appearance but one in this city,
with a magnificent bill, comprising "Satan in
Paris" ind Mature and Philosophy" The mere
announcement We consider sufficient, knnwing
we'll that the house will le filed. We advise all
desiring good seat to 60 early.
CirY CouNcli.-At n called meeting .f the
Council Of the City Of Lynshburg, held at their
Chamber on Wednesday evening the 9Th of June.
1882 Present John N. Speed, President; Saml
Holcomic, Jas NJ I.anghorne. Seth Woodroot,
Wm Crumpton and A. b. Ruckcr.
The President stated the object Of the meeting
If the Council, wheroaJoa, on motion OF Mr..
Garland. it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Streets be
authorized and instructed to contract with some
suitable person 10 have the houses numbered with
in the limits ~ the corporation and to erect sign
boards, with the names of the streets and alleys
Mt the intersections thereof. aud report their ac-
ton to the Council in order that an assessment
may be made to dcr'ay the expenses thereof.
Mr. Davis offs,oa tho following resolution,
which adopted:
Resolved. That the President of the Council be
and he is hei ehy authorised to withdraw from the
Branch of the Bank of Virginia at Lynchburg the
funds there deposited 10 the credit Of A. n Mont
gpmery Collector; provided it shall appear. upon
taking legal advice. any action OF the Council IN
the premises is regarded necessary. and if the
President should proceed TO net under the author
ity hereby conferred no is further directed to pny
over the sum 20 drawn tthe Treasurer Of the CITY
of Lynchhu,g and take his receipt therefor to be
returned to tho Council.
On motion Of Mr.. Garland. it wins
Resolved. That the Treasurer Of the City he d.
rected to charge the late Collector. A. n. Mont
gnmery, with the sum Of S3,723 No. being the
amount collected on account Of licenses for the
year 1859. by said Montgomery.
On notion the Council adjourned.
FREIGHT TRApE.-There received, at the
depot Of the Va. l. Tenn. Railroad on yesterday,
loaded cars consisting of $1,000 pounds Lnm-
Der: 400 bushels Corn: 334 barrels Flour; l4,j00
pounds 20 900 lbs. Miscellaneous. There were ID
loaded cars scnt West same day.
TER GunERN AroRiAL ELEcrIoN.-Snce our
last publication of the election returns, eight
counties have been officially heard from by
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth, and
n corrected return received from the county Of
Randolph making differences in favor of I.e'cher
of 100 votes. The following is a comparison Of
the vote of the eight counties, with the total Of
the 123 counties:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

AT who nae u are RivIng iheir nnn ntnssss Sea-
ljnseny In ". favor.
MIS- water In shc month nth she smvi ssrstsr,
aud swallow both together.
PRICE okE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR SANFORD rropr ctor. 345 broadway, New Y,,rk.
Rrtaied by ali druggists Sold also by IL Rray W. A
STROLLER a Go. and stsblsr Jones, Lynchburg, va
mar ri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

VOTED DowN.-At the recent election n vote
was taken in Giles, Wythe and Tazewell counties
the proposition u form new county cut VI
portions uf each which resulted in its defeat by a
maiority offfiy-fve.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

dosc often repeated Ia a sure
lcnrc for Cholera Fnsr-
bss. and a preventative Of
Cholera.
Only one botile 10 needed
tn throw out Of the system
tho effects Of medicine AT or
a long sirknt ss.
/ Dne hottie taken for
In q WsDtce removes all
sallnwncss or unnatural col
M from the skin
One dose takon a short
time before rniing gives Wig.
ar 10 the appetite and makes
tho food digest well.
One dose, ofien repeated.
cures t'hrOUlc Olns.
rh9n In lts worst form,
while Sam sssrr q . Il
Besvcl A'onsp latuts
yield almost | the first dose.
A few battles will cure
Dropsy by exciting the
'absorbents.
We take pleasure In re.
commencing 'his medicine
as n preventive for Rayrr
and Ague. Chill Ne.
yer, and all Fevcrs III .
Bilious type. II operates
with eert,iniy, and thou.
sands are willing 10 tcstify
20 LIE wonderful yiffnaa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

FREIGHT TRADE There were received, at the
depot Of the Va. 4 Tenn Railroad. on yesterday
o loaded cars consisting of $1,000 pounds Lnm
Der: 100 bushels Corn: 334 barrels Flour I,50O
pounds O,OOO lba. Miscellaneous. There were Ii
loaded cars scnt West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

ENuNE Olive oil, English, Ercns nra 4 nsrri-
II Mustard, Maccaron. Sag. Taprca tratn" broms
Cocoa Ghucular Arrow Root trackrs &r. for sule Ivy
may HITS II THOMPSON GO
uJKEA 81 pa NPs.-A very Superior article OF
ID GuTTA PEKCHA BKEASi PUMPS, rsnchv
June 4 dts j II THOMPSON n GO.
uDRINTS! PRlNTS:!-l opening
Il Fnk Bine, Buff aud Roman Purple Gallo " >-sihs
figures and fasj colnrs. JSO. J. PURNiS Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

Cedar Buckets Oak and Painted Buckets Cedar Tubs 40 IN
seSs) Keeers fr Dishes Cedar Churns Oval ard Rcusd
Trays Buli.s Prii its &C. &C. ; NJ. SIMPSON.
may 2idis.
NEW HOOKS AT vICT0RN. -Aann clay
~ ton. .rThe Inquirer sitter Truth The Fo9nred Rnbs
ard What Coat Lave Mo l. tile Love Mo Long BY CeaHes
Reade and The RIP Of 1000 StringA may 9ldM.
NRA Nr'H PA CENT GRAIN Ora. ~aan1nEe
" DLES.-I prepared IL fnrDisL far
rners with this celebrated GRAIN CRADLE
whirh has become much In use, and whifh & Ia
We have sold o the perfect satisfhction We be- ~
lieve, Of ail for the past four years They are Il
made of the beat white Ash timber. with Iron EUt
braces and Screws and Sas Harris eel hrated 49,
Had They work easier and gather the grain betR ~
Cradle now In use. ,si5A sN
Orders promptly executed. B. SIMPSON,
may 5dts Al the old stand, fernerlv 4lnps Drs.
l. YNfyHRkTR0.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
= A N FO II DIS
LIVER INVUGOR ATOR!!
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
IL ONE or THE BEST PURG ALIVE AND LIVER MED
L mr. lcfnre In IIIll

1870 " M ".o
'c'N"o ~" '"''' W" -
These eaWssss remove all
morbid or bad matter from
the system, supplying In
their place q healthy II ~ Of
bile, invigOraiinR the siDn.
ath. causing fond Ia digest
well. Purifying the
blond, giving sane and
health 10 the Whale m schipe-
rs, removing the cause Of
,he disease eflecting n rad.
ical cure
Ri1l0tss 0gI0rlkn are
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
a.oou, 4 3, RNQ KEi go.

= LYNcHDUUA VA,
EEps sss:ssiz q ~ e. l:srs :. Vs. .s...
BE- Offer. V the trade a reduced prsss .Eekaaes
Tor Produce: his hn pxsloss. heessnss to his h.s
desirable object he WIN - afaeeA Sess = NrsssN =
'n,sssss q Al who may Asos hin sbhA sAu. =.
0utefu for the sharS Of patepaes rsesiv6o he
ofhis attached riends anl esnssogs Dtb:s hM
ecn years be bsgs acontin aanns efthSr k b. pre-
rat buaIusss =. n Ian l6s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
FUTuRE DAvn.


CONTINGENCIES sAI.E.-Par.aa~t u
~ dccrcc of tho Urcnt Conr, or Amherst In the Of
Woodroof Agans, Woodroot the undersigned Commission
III ecd tho FRIDAY the aid day q
THAT VALU AnLE TRACT OF LAND In the eooi.
~ Of Amhert belonging the ea,aia VI Margaret -
Wood doe aud containing la Arres aud 10 rcrchca
This land II excellent qualyprodueng abtndan every
An Improving conditions considerable potion bang vel sct
In Clover About half the tract heay, covered with val
nabo Timber OF original grow Of which large p'i'on
Pine and The sa well adapted TO tho growth Il Tobacco of
the lines, quality TIE mprvemcns eonals,ng of brick
DWELLING HOUSE, large aud commodona aud entirely
new with all necessary ont buildings, render very hsra'
bic family rr,ence, and combining In high degree every
thug f,ite for aud cunycnenc Th's land lice
near the Turnpike; within "a miles al the baalo kptnss In
go neehborhd and convcnienti 10 two Churches adriss
MIL and SAW MIL
Mr. Thomas II Ruckr reading npou thu lsad will show II
to suy one disposed To purchase
TERMS On, fourth cash The balance and yenrs.
Oh aud the title withheld a. I mate security The
purchaser have the uaual privilege 81 Seeding In tho Fa
aud a' p0'c', @, on The Il: 81 IssSs,y "s,'
n nlrrRp T,S wn ny Commissioners
june lc-ds ciawtHjnty.
DEAI ESTATE IN LNNCUnaWG ron
H SALE In with decd II trust executed to
tho undersigned Trustees Of Tho Franklin Nldnr Fund A.
the Hih Of oetocr 1856 and IN obedience 10 an order Of
the hoard ut objection. Of tho said Association We will sell n,
pnl,e auccn on the rreml-es a, a clock, T. on SAT
uRbAH fvENiNG, JUNE llth, TIE HOUSE AND M
Lot orcupicd by the mid Sarah a. Slagle Situated H
9th Street Diamond iill In the ry at ,nehhtg, and
near tbs lyn'hbnrs campscll u"nr,n"nse Turnpike
Terms ash CHAS NJ hLACKfuRp,)
}. DAVIS. frns cra
jule li,U nnr. d, u PAYNE,
rOsTPONENENT..-T Whevr sale !. 30 sss
poncd until SATURDAY kvENiNd tie ,r,h lust,
inn. ,..,,.,... s ! Is ''"'".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

In l23 counties G2,23S 81 ,407 G3.997 ~ 96
The rccapituation now stands as follows:
Letcher's majority in 1913 cuuntes--ofhcial, $3.50
Do do in IL do unofficial 70
1891
Goggin's maj. in IL countless reported, 1850
43Sl
The counties to be heard from are Gilmcr Logan
and Wyoming. which gave Wise majority OF
426 and the new counties of Calhoun and Clay,
the former Of which gave Buchanan 3l2 majority
for President. Clay county was formed at the
last session Of the Legislature, from the Wing
counties of Braxton and Kanawha. and probably
gave majority for Mr. Goggn ranging from -
to 100.
We republish the reported majorities in tho
twelve Counties abnve mentioned.
Goggin's Mjorities. Amherst 1855; Buchanan
100; Essex Ga; Kanawha Cos; Louisa ! IA; Mellow
ell %: Raleigh o33; Roane Al; and Wise lo5.
Total 1505.
Letcher's Msjorities-Breoke 100; jackson so
Preston so5. Total 455.
TIE WHEAT CRop-Tbe joint worm has
mcnccd it's ravagcs the wheat crop in various
localities in the county Of Essex. Rust has also
attacked the blade. This is the case in many Of
the lower counties.
OF the wheat crop of Culpeper, the Republican
says: The wheat crop in this section has been
considerably injured by the joint worm. But it
has done all the harm it cam and the average crop
will be fine one.
The wheat crop in Stafford and Spottsylvana
for the most part looks very promising. If moth
ing happens between now and harvest our inrmcrs
will make largely over an average crop.-Freder-
icksburg (Itd.) Herald.
CoLp SNAP IN V,RcIxIA-The Staunton, Va,
Spectator, speaking Of the weather, tays:
ave have never known anything like it SO late
in the season. The gardens suffered severely, all
the tender vegetables being killed. Corn fields
also have blighied appearance. We cannot learn
that The wheat has suffered to any great extent
although some Of our farmers say that the hail.
joint worm and fly have left little wheat for the
frost to njure.'
The Dnnyie Transcript says:
"On Friday night last, we had a heavy rain ac-
ucm pan ed by some hail. We have been informed
that few hail stones were seen here nea,ly as
lare" n partridge eggs; there was. however. no
dauaa, - d ne at this place. Our neightors of Cas-
we'll, N. c.. were not 50 fortunate. 1t is said that
the hail storm very severe there, and proved
quite destructive to the growing crop. We have
NJ, been accurately informed as to the extent Of
the injury done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

~ z n DUaWgLS o. R01ME-NRW CITE
1OV YER REED Just received We regard ~ qRtxe
nno lst free from ppie ed othss Impurities 4 tha4
that armsss and their stsress call 6xa9
Il bseore buying elsewhere. IRBY SAUNDU99
r. 6-Wshs store also Timothy. Orchard Grass Mise
0soss and Evergreen SEED. Han 22eaA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
A New Saddle & Harness Establishment
HENRY I3I.ENTZINGE Err.

A New Saddle & Harness Establishment
HENRY BLENTZINGE
Formerly of Iovings,on, Nelson Co, Va.)
TIC M 1ts1ss ri siss %:'I' f %
X Ness s'' SoiAR r. A HxnEs SAP rLy.NETs, wills
HAND TKuSKs TRACE oM ,;l a. &C. S &c., =, T"srhsr
which will be sold on reasonable terms may d1ms4
SKIKT.: .KlRTs::-u nm new receiving a
sSe4 esas 81 ona to
june 4.ds. JNo, J. PURyIs, Agent.
A1Iegh amy springs.
HAyINa rented Mr. ". .'s, ., in H., tue ahsvs
uf JUNE Stages will DO At shawsvilie meet train Of
cars and convey PISS myers from thence to the Springs
that at deem unnecessary anysns
but will merely add that every effort my shall
f Ss '-''' " '''' In.sy s6d,. 49, JOHN MUSE.
A sECOND SUPPLY or SPRING 4 sUM-
"A MFR GooDs.-N. GuGakknkiMER has the pleasure Of
,eivng opening for their Inspection beautiful DRESS
GOODS Be,ases and orsaades Robe Leg Double Jup".
and Three Fioupce-whh superior lot of MANTIES Of
beautiful design and lot Of cheap and elegant SILKS Call
and see them before asy arc ~ ~ crocrNur,uyp
4 ANGER CURED, WITHOUT SURGICAL
Il opERAT oNs OR LOSS OF BLOOD -c,nccr. r..
mor; n."; s're4" 0e'' &c. cured in s, +, 'e without
'' ~ Stolcague of the late DIR. l,ounsberry, Dcei,a
No j0 North FIFTH Stree, below Arch Philsdh.
The rearksi which has attended the treatment
Of Cancers 1nm"- &C. by Dr MaeNicaoL for nambsr Of
past anu III many INSTANCES
has seeure hearty approval Of many eminent Ply
Philadelphia who longer willing risk the dangers
and uncertainties If cutting.
Cancer be CpTed ii, properly treated and promptly.
great majority Of the Of Cancer lie efecuay cured
patients FROM every section Of the country
cured under this method of ir
superiority every other known system.
Those afflicted with Diseases desire
information advice will please address DR. MacNA
o. 'e "s IL.
Waite Sselins ZIP Dtsss ScrefElors I'd Malignant Ucvs
Diseases MoSA and 71yos Uceratons the Bose
Ts SaIi Hssd and all diseases Of the Skin, permanently
cured and proper remedies substantially packsdby m
press any part Of the country.
In every plain description Of the disease Is ID
Address DR. MAcEICHoL- No. 80 North 5,h St PHIiADA-
Propr1sfor Manufacturer Of DR.. Lounsberry Co ees
brstsd Imperial Dpsyaive the best and reliable 'my
asdsns Of he hneeenth Century for the Of
Msss originating In lmpuratiss Of the Blood.
- 12clawlct3mM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
MAssER'a Fsv E
" MINEIE EREEZEIlS.

We have on aud an a,sort.
mem Of sizes OF this celcbrat.
ed ICE CREAM FREEZERS
nfskiag Croam in tn. space Of
i've to ten minutes. and re-
quiri. q but n mnall quantity
of leo.
Also, every variety Of
WOODEN WARE, such. la
part. ss Brass and Iron i"und
Cans, Brass and Iron bou.,d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
Nj CRLLANE0Us.


SPRING GOOD s.
THE subscribers desire "a ea the attention Of their
crs and the public generally, 70 their new stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING
And Gentlemenss Furnishing Goods,
ssr 'rsf '' ss
laid than s.asy ex,epsvs stock and have spared
Hence ha. shown i. hes. sdsp,a Co the wants q their
Our the faars heea In the past will 10
S. The sa" ' d sssS wnS have
orally paonsed the Hssr OR stock for the Spring OF r
Ior TO mon. North South and sy.sy
"'' '-' ''''' 'F's' susSoU@iis. sHArER Z co.
n-Those prefcrring made TO- measure ~ "e'
march ei.dts H.. =, W.
DOUGLASS McALI4ISTER,
ron , s:s.,'I T,Ux n MILLS.
SQUARE PLATES FOR FINIsHERs,
sTOHACCO HOMES, box LINING, &C.,
LTNGHBUR6, VIRGINIA.
LII those wanting Of the above articles ~i' nno 10
d."s TO "r'r a, shortest neSs Warehouse
Main Street Lynehbure. Va june ''"''"s
UCaT received N srss. Of Conaxc Brds'~~d'.
For .ss low Also TSs n.as n,s% n,ro street,
IL book. Of plates Tor HAIR JrwELRy, Person. want
log such vii Ne shown variety Of ,,y.: by r.s -. at
be bought elsewhere J. WILLIAMS BON
NN-OOI. CAROuNG.-Ow. Cards nr~ now J"
repaired and we arc prepared dARDsNa IL ,A~ very
b. manna =. the shortest motto" We have Inc ser
great experience who comes highly rccomm"d"d very
Wool ra IT, aud will cudcavor card all as eomes In
whoa, any lay. W. dr,crmnsd 10 spare no pains 10
nnl deli, er Roll. at our store We viii heer constantly On
hand w."l Roll. for Sale and Es.hsnss 70, Woo"
q mill may iids EowL1N MukhELI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
Ham pden sidney College.

Hampden Sidney College.
THE Anniversary Of the Union Socety VI Hsmp
dcn legr win be held In the College Chur h.
the I4h" rNE 1850 ut o'clock, r H. The public
spccifuily invited to attend
PROGRAMMES
JUNIOR ORAT IONS.
sobBfp 'ty q. NASH MonvoH Of Charlotte Va
The Reformation the # The american Rerolmon, by
j MoRRIsrN sNITH. # Primer George, Va
Presentation II best Speakers Medal BackbSvn Hgeh Of
Cumberland ia by ". GILLIAN. of buckingham. Va
Faiedory Addr by X. I. HURARn. Jr. of Bucki CHAM.
Va
Presentation Of Diplomas by Rev. W. B. McGILvnAY, Of
PITTS, ivan,a Va.
Band Of Music will he attendance.
COMMITTEE: 500. X
n. CHysrERMAy. J. W. GIBSON. W. F. BAXTER.
NAV "a d ~ fps3ws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

oENTS GOODS FOR sSR1zSo, 1850,
ENTLEMEN respectfully invited cali ard sxamlps
" the latsst styles Of FANCY CASSIMEKEN VEoTlN0b
CLOTHS ANb FURNISHING 6OODs All 70 want 81
really good goods Of latest s,ye and msds their
Etc Linens low prize Cassmeres for boys Nlisary oes
and Trimmings. sc, 49, WA l. FACE
Aprill 2-ltns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

In l23 counties 2,238 81 .411 G3,991 74,496
The rccapitnaton now stands ~ follows:
Letcher's majority in l23 counties--ofhcial, $3.50
Do do in IL do unofficial 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

Fishing Tackle,
Fancy bn-krss,
oil Cloth, Ac.. 40.
Comprising tho 1tecsi and hrsi have Of
tered 10 the pHble ON Cutlery - oltE oNN iMIDR
TAToN. ami VIII compare be h for aud chcapnes
with stock in III. We all hnus, keepers
rhans anil oh.ta r,A, ruanni.oup sssf ton
in all cases Cpl.lI'n NJ 4 Willis,
march 8. dtH Main Stref IypchbsrP IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

= N - n u y
THE subscriber offers Tor sale BARTHOlrB EnGpaOvuD
l SEWING MACHINES. They are extra strspS - un-
plc almost any learn them half = heur
they make the stitch bssh sides Of The wok sew
sht and heavy gcois aad heavy work. mak1 he
iishtest ssble stitch Known. aeE : Sc ~
We have three szssthe go MAcnINx, the vAntIY IA.
CRIME suitable for FamlKes psuesrn Taisess 49, ~ The
LARK MACHINE suitable Tailoss FarmepA 9b0oAkeS
Saders &C.. Ac.-wheh viii - ssA Ne New YoFk sasi
price and packed free Of charge.
april - dfs VIM. L PAuE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

$4,000 II III ~ s Y
a 8 e 9, l.af - 49,
DKx66k1s &nA0LMe 1uss ssss1ssa
Jus ss sZ : ~ As 81 SEsa yoxsA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
NISCRLLANEOUS.

GARRISON & MAIGNE,
sHIPPf110 0opNlA1Iaa1oN MERCHANTA
1UIDWDo.k, vn0GINsA,
ASe.e fse ~ 9sasisE I'D 5ssssporfanna Company.
Pariseulw ersn ~ Purehase and sale OF rodace.
2a-d
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12

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On each sunny summer morning Jenny
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.LhneIy work Il picking berries,
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12

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