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s75 REWARD.

" UNAWAY from the subscriber on the 10th Of March
* dark mulatto boy, named BILL, about % wears -
~ feet inches heghh cheek bones large and prom
et large nose quick motOned and speaks rather slow
when he had gray Ook coat pants nearly OF hl
me stuff The negro probably lurking about tie vicinity
Nashville and VIII endeavOr his way to free State
The above reward Will he paid faken State or $50
caught State, and secured 10 Jail that get him.
nayl-d&WIm JOHN CASEY,
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FoR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

TEyEF splendid passenger steamer B. N. RUNYAN -
NuiI7 Master, will leave for the above and LerraIjsl
ALI intermediate landings SATURDAY, May 7th -
o'clock, NJ For freight passage apply on board or 70
Eag~ The Runyan gives through tickets TO New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville.
II. H. HARRIS0N,( Ags,ts,
IA a A. HAMILTON. AseN
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From WnshInrtnn.
New York Market.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Wm. Bishop, Of Con-
nsctieut, has been appointed Commissioner of
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FOR CINCINNATI.

TEyHF splendid substantial passenger steamer 80 =
ID u N l. Il 4 HI, EEaART, Master, l1s{lssa45ss-$5l
Will leave for tho above and ntermedatepOrts on
HIS d Y, 9TH inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ For fregm
VI Passage Apply Ou O'N'U Va ~ AGENT.
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John JOrk& Co. have received Hsrper's Weekly,
and Frank Lsslie's Illustrated Newspaper for this
week.
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REv. pL. HOEEGL.-The many friends of this dis.
tinguisled gentleman in This vicinity will be much
gsatfed to see, by the annexed Geographic dis
patch that he elected President of the Southern
Baptist Convention:
RlCHMOED, Va, May G--Rey Dr. Howell, Of
Nashville, EEs elected President eff the Southern
Baptist Convention TO day, bat declined the Office.
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Steamboat Sunk.


GIEcINxArr, Mag 6-The steamer Jacob Trabue
sunk tn attempting to land and afterwards took
fire. She is prohlblH tofal loss
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NASHVILLE.

We learn that EBWARn J. GOLLADY, Esq, is can
ddate for Attorney General in the 7h Judicial Dis
iriof
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CLEVELAND, May 5.-The 0berlin reseuers plead
ed guilty and were sentenced to % dollars fine and
"a hours imprisonment
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New OrIeans yIarket.

CIKcIENATI, May Flour unsettled and market
excited, sales 10000 barrels, 6.65a6.75; Whisky
advancing 25a26.
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PLAcRG DISTRACTIONS on THE RAILaoAD-Tbe
Winchester Home Journal of the 5:h says: "Ane>
gro belonging to Mr.. Seargent in this county, was
detected the other night placing distractions the
track Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road.
1t seems that the company had found distractions
at the same spot before, and had employed Mr..
Short to watch the place at night. On the night
alluded to he detected the negro putting rails on
the track. He caught the negro, and scuffle en-
sued in which Mr. Short vas thrown and the negro
escaped Mr.. s fred pistol at him twice, without
effect, but the negro his haste dropped hishat by
which and by being traced to his house, he was de-
tseted The negroe is confined in our jail"
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Time Sale OF GrOcerIes, AT AuctIOH Dy
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ne Dr. King, formerly New York, for the lsstfouy
EEkSS years Of louisville Kentucky, and who has de-
voted his atenc to the Of private diseases for
years aers himself having attended to practice for SO
many years many thousands, he is enabled to
an Of private nature matter how bad thgy may be
from idudcious mgdcal treatment, from negdct Of their
own Dr. Kings Dspenssry No . Deaderck street, between
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases OF private
nature. -
from business.
sTRRUREo Of old recent date, eectusly cured in few
avs by an operation which causes no pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no disease causes
more mischief undermines the constitution much.
yPLIs all the diseases of the skin, growing out Of neg
let or lad treatment be eectually cured in few days
suyAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
his disease all the consequences growing out of it, brought
on in many the destructive habits Of nconderate
Youths excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which undermine the constitution, rendering subject 1D6t
for business or society and causing premature old age.
Females may be sbOrng with any difficulty Of the Womb
NAV rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed Dr. A. King No. % Deadrick street
NasbIle Tennessee will have the necessary medicine to
their address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
Once hours o'clock in the morning until Gin the eyen
may 93-dSLwly
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DALE's
AROMATIC VALLEY

w HIS X EF,
ron MEDICAL USE,
Has taken that position in he worlds esIaA'a which
II justaes It's Proprietor in claiming Tor a
A Superiority UnriTaned,
Prsdneed as II Is b. process knosn only to he 4Apu1rsl
in favored locality valley Noaonzahsa
timing particle Of dssrou limiEure; Il las asquired
solely upoa its Inherent sris which he PrOprstor dos aot Ia
tend 90 long as he controls ne nanueus a ever es o
lhs ststsmenisof the learned and
Distinguished Chemists
whose certificates Va publish herewith
lie has heretofore rezined Ou making public, hy ader
Extraordinary Medical Properties
which this article Is kn0En pcsIess and this silence his
ieion should connect his name vita advertising epyc and
bs Jurgon u Qazck Circuls But for
Of unsolicited tsst0nas parts eouEtr sa
ang from Physicians Of me highest spatatioa and testimonials
which speak with such enFhAt and unqualified approval o. the
unrvalisd qualities q he AsoSATIo TsLLET WHEETasa
in all cases in which Artaeal become requisite
repair assist the functions and
"a "a -o..' 70 msEs NON 70 he orIs 10 ~ r,ost ggs
manner possible extraordinary nvsuabls properties
It not his purpose to roe,s in detail LIST Of 0ss dssasss
Of tbs hnman system which have been kn9En 70 be most Eo
ably Aaeesi BY the use Of mis- sunan They are PA t1alArN
described tie various testimonials spoken 81 Hhc are oPen
all the Inspection q iens. hut wh 10
not feel at liberty without ipecAl permission o. ne dis
persons who have sent them to us 70 parade IN he public nsES
suc it to say that the diseases alluded to- comprise all
incident 70 Tropical Latitude 70 change or Cas
functions the human system inducing ansaor, LASS
uds and depression and the mui.tudnous us towing ffem
this
In an such cases the AROMATIC VaL1xr WusErz
Acts a KestOrafiVes
assisting orans sdmula which, bolk IN ehr
degree On ali things admirably ded
reinvgorae call back that and f0rcs Of acioa
the vital organs so essential 70 physics health
It 70 this proprietor knows himself
justihed claiming manufacture Hygiene proPeies
which Be stated Ovsrvalusd Its uni
MEDICAL Profession
il most urgently rseomanded Already has found rs Eay
the principal public and ivate Hospitals in ne country
and wherever has been once ae iortbEih besomes
quisite.
IhAve analysed sample Daiy's Aromatic Valley wht-
key, and find ARTICLE Of ne favor and without
JANIS R. CHIFFON. ND,
New York. Chemist.
STATE AssaYzR's OFFICE, p sonmsrset st.,
Bosroy, April l7th. 1853.
WV. Il. DAILY, New York
have made ehemiez analysis o. your Aromatr Valley
in matters o. Kind, and would ecOmnend a.
suitable for Medical and public Purposss -
State Asayer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received, and asr esrcl
examination, pure article, entirely Tree rom TIE
Y os1 rsspsetay, JAMES MSPEs,
Analytical Chemist
n Consumers can depend UPON getting pure arels vhsa
buy the Valley Whisky, a. It So By TIE e1;s and ss
only. - va. y. DALI,
Sole Proprietor
For sale in sassvsby JOSEPH NASH, Is Tespeia-
bic GrOcsrs and Druggists aPII-d1n-
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= vviner.s cannaian ver.sl-


zsS-@ Winners Canadian Verlsss-
Ssss FUGEis Tree from one great seecticn 70 other
medicines itconsns neither mercury any Of lis
roscOxides, yet much expeditions certain
lis epusO THAI any CT the remedies called
that are iupregnated with nineraipOisiOn.
Be particular and remember the +wners Canadian
yermifuss This is the Only article that be relied Re
For sale in New orleans, Wholesale snd retaiiby
J. WRIGHT a Co, sole Proprietors.
For sale in Nashville by W W BEaAY 4 DEMovr1E by
BHows. may d,tw&wlm
rass--clsThe maxims Of the wisest
49, men preserve The body IN perfect health
to wait for the development Of diseases. "Be wise ia me
check and guard against the first approach Keep the stomach
and blood healthy and pure ana the plaques poisoned at
mospere l harmless. The only remedy that viii Thoroughly
purify blood, at the strengthen aud luvgOrate
the system, MoLEASs CoEpALASD BIooD
Try and You will be convinced See advertisement
mayl-c&Wlm
me%<g@TaPe-worHm In ChiIdren.---
SSA~1S PLANfIEIp n J. August IS, is55.-Siessrs B,
A. FAgsrOcK Co. Gentlemen Our son, five years of agei
has been afflicted with aapeweFm for three past during
that time wehsve tried many remedies. had the attendance
Of skul physicians The boy has from inch
een feet day while under the influence of the medicine that
he has been taking, but never discharged the head
Your agent being neighbOrhooa to the house
0 some OF our neighbours as The case was one OF the wonders OF
village.
We gave the boy bottles Of g. 4. EnstOcks Vermfuge,
which brought away twenty worm, with the
Daring he has passed. three hundred feet Of the
recommend all those that afflicted with
worms Of any description, as positive cure
JOHN RosBLL.
Purchasers should TOOK asg the wrap
per, that they buying B. A. FAHSTocKs YERAFUar,
and no other. mayl-dSwlm.
The aareaG English Remedy .-.
stfE NJ Sir James CIarke,S Cele DRAFTED
@s4r-@@--S Family Pills.
rms invaluable Medicine is nnang in the Of all those
panfal and dangerous diseases which female constitution
subject 1tmodaes all s obstructionssnd
: speedy cure may be relief
To Married Ladies.
suited twill, short time, bring on hemonthl
period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent commercials
CAUTION.
These Pills should b. fs1aIesdHrSn9t FIRST
TREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they sWTet0 bring
kiscarrfS0e, but az any ot5er time taer safe.
In all Of Spinal affections, in the back
OF Spirits, Mysteries Sick Headaches Whites and all the
1rlnul diseases occasOned by disorered SYSTEM these Pill
will effect when all others have failed.
Full directions in the le around each package which
Aould be carefully preserved.
containing so pills encircled Government
samp Of Great Britain sent post free 81 aud post
Cole gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, n. Y.
ssd Nashveby Berry DemoyIle and G. W. nepershot
md all respectable Druggists 3-dSwlJins
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COR NEW ORLEANS

TENIIE light draught steamer RED ROY Ell, Strong, GO
Master, will leave above and all inter LskksaEs
mediate landings Saturday, the 9Th instant, at
O'clock NJ Fer freight orpassage apply on board or to
maG-2t II. II. HARRIS0N,l AGENT
A. HAMILTON, !
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Inst RECEIYED.

LARGE importation Of Tinplate+ Also, large lot Of
Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc, Wire, Copper Bottoms Rveis
Machines and Tools Bathing Tubs, Cook Stoves
various styles celebrated minute Freezer lot
Of pressed aad apsnned EnWare and for sale low for cash
mayo P.W. NAXEY & co.
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In the Gaslpals H1ig, of September 81, 1919. a
CORY Of which we elsewhere acknowledge through
the kindness of DR.. RIoHARDsoy, we find the annex
"a advertisement. The advertiser was the reported
father of J C. Fremont, late Black Republican can
didste for President. The negro nurse" was proba-
tlv wanted to take care Of the young John:
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TgE SPRIyG FIR-The Davidson County Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society's Fair, to be held
commencing on the 18th inst, promises to be very
interesting occasion to every who takes an in
tsrest in the progress Of our country in the indus
trial sciences. These gatherings Of those engaged
in agricultural and mechanical pursuits result in
great good to all concerned, and We are pleased 10
hear Of the interest that has been awakened, in be-
half Of the Spring Fair in this and the adjoining
counties. We understand it is certain that large
amount of fine stock will be exhibited, large pro-
portion Of which will be offered for sale. Our sg-
rieutural friends will thus have an opportunity Of
purchasing some fiue and very valuable stock.
The Philadelphia North american thus speaks Of
the premiums to be awarded at the Fair
DURHAM BULLS AND GoBLETs.-For the Davidson
County Fair to be held at Nashville, Tennessee, on
The 18th Of next month, Messrs William Wilson s.
San have Just completed chest Of splendid silver
Mate The plate consists of Us pieces. They are
70 be awarded to the successful competitors IN the
exhibition Of agricultural products, beginning with
Durham bulls and leaving off with mangel-wurzel,
and patch work covers The silveTWsre is gotten up
in the very best style of the celebrated makers 1t
Is worth walking five miles 10 take view Of it. The
principle articles massive silver gOblets Every
Tieceis deliberately engraved with agricultural scenes
Upon the larger goblet Is engraved Durham oui',
and four heifers The next sized gobets are sd0Tn-
Cd with representations of a short-horned BULL a
cow, man milking her, and milk bucket, and q
landscape filing up the back ground.
All the engraving is in the highest style Of the art
fully equal to oopper~plate aud as fine as the Wig
nette of q bank note The material is sterling sill
yer. considerably purer than the American COIN
The whole lot is perhaps the most beautiful ever
manufactured in this csuntry. The Pre-eminence
Of Philadelphia in silver-ware manufactures is q
point fully conceded, and the ware IN question may
fairly considered as Ct nnriTaled excellence. In
sending their orders TO Messrs. Wilson Son, the
managers Of the fair have given evidence Of sagaci
tv Messrs. Wilson Sen have manufactured the
premiums for this fair for three years past, and il
almost every instance the recipients Of the prize'
have ordered duplicates Of the them from the manu-
facturers We would recommend this course to tht
fortunate exkbi ors who secure as prizes portion
of this beautiful ware. Such Of our readers al
you'd Ike to examine the goods previous to the
ebipment for Nashville, will please call at the war;
rooms, southwest corner of Fifty and Cherry.
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Fencing Academy,

J. c. FREMONT respec fully informs the public,
that he has opened q school for The Broad SEord
ereise and the evolutions Of the Cavalry. Those
who will honor him with their patronage, may be as
sared that he will neglect nothing to make them per-
feet in those branches useful at the present cri
els Having obtained permission from the court, l
shall keep my school in the upper room Of the court
house. Hours of attendance, from nine till one
. eveTy day.
: Having fixed my residence in Nashville, will
also teach he French language; and attend pupils
IN their own houses and at tie different schools in
town. aud keep an evening school st my lodging at
Mr. Z Talbots. latter myself, that by my long
experience IN this branch Of education TO give gens
craI satisfaction. Terms made known on applica-
ton
p S. wish 10 hire negro woman who is good
nurse. by the month or year. Apply At Mr.. f. Tai
bOrs.
Nashville, August B. 1919.
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mmERcIAL.

Daily heVAcW or tho BAnrketsS May s.
coTToSThere mere activity in the Cotton market TO-
lay has been observed day daring Tie week the sales
amounting to 1871 bales TosE bales at &c. 40 at lOe 81
It iOes. p at II ]sc, and "A at 1I.ss, We quote
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OLDHAM a WHITE,
ORNEKS AT Law
SIS 600 REWARD !

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk I'm the Brane
II Union bank, a. Jscksan vas malasfea On ne ns
y ne a ir and Egkeea Thousand, Eight Hundred Dollars
n UuOn BANK notes and Forty ave Hundred DELAYS In oo
IIoIen One Thousand Dollars m - pas ier ne as9Fy g
@A1 ~ P'0P J .KIRRNAH,
Prea1aanfs
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o EDWARDS. K. sHKEsOE. FL DwARDs.
EDWARDS, GILKESON & co.,
Successors to 10. EdEards,)
Wholesale GrOcers, Commission Merchants
AND
Dealers in Fire BFamdieS, Wines,
CIGARS, Gc:,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ostlO-f
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WN- II. DAY.
Aromatic Valley Whisky received and astsr eacl
examination find TO be pure article, entirely Tree rom ne
adultsrAtiEg Ingredients 80 frsqusnly used -
kuaivtlrai
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mILLET SEED!
UST received and for sale 50 bushels fresh and choice Mill
- Seed. MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
ap94 Nos. i and Market Street
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~ Consumers can depend UPON getting pure artcle Uhs
tTuy the Valley Whisky, soi BY the b0s and
oniv WA. n. DAILY.
10 South william Street, Nes York
Sole Pr0prieor-
For sale in Mas. veby JOSEPH NASH, ard all me Tespecl
bic Grocsrs and Druggists aPxf-dsil-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

FINED s. DoLLaRs.--Kate Anderson, n courte-
gan living ~, one of the lower streets, whilst in
dulging. on Sunday night, in disorderly conduct
anhthe free expressionof obscene and blast pho,
nous language, was overhauled by the Watch
and taken to the cage The Mayor ordered her
to pay fine of fine dollar, or give security in the
sum Of one hun irei dollars to be Of good behavior
for the next twelve months. In consequence Of
her limited acquaintance in the city, she was una
bic to give the desired security but her "next
friend hearing of the stra shts in which she was
placed. very generously stepped forward and paid
tho five, and thus secured her release from du-
rance vile.
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Markets.

New YoRK, Aug. 22.-Stocks higher and active.
Virginia Skies 93l. Cotton quiet at Sc Flour
generally higher; Southern unchanged. Wheat
two cents higher; White S1.40; Red Slo6. Corn
is soa,cs, with an upward tendency, and two to
four cents higher. Mess Pork 1850. Lard steady
Sugar firm. Coffee active.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-Flour heavy, Howard
and Ohio is IL. Wheat steady White 81 10 tn
80; Red 81 Is. Corn firm: White 70 toTs
Yellow 70 tn so. Mess Pork $l4 so. Bacon Sides
o.. Ohio Whisky %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

TO THE WEST?
TuylE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ill It's much
Western connections offers grent inducements to elcrs
Virginia and the Carolinns through Washington and Bal
all portions of the West, the Noriw and the South
west.
The connection the trains from Washington and
trains bound West for Wheeling Pnrkefsbrg Haiti
more Is always promptly made at the Washington Junction.
Qaicly called The Relay liouse miles from Baltimore This
Is only change of CHRIS required between Washington and
The Onto River Baggage Is checked through ,Ac West at
the Washington Station
gFy~T connecting trains leave Washington daily Il "a
NJ. and 10 I. NJ. On Sundnys nj the latter hour.
Al BENWOOD
Direct connection IL made with the Cars OF the Central Ohio
BRIDGE GAINESVILLE, and Newark, 10 Columbia These trains
connect ut Newark with the Newark Mansfield and
sanusky L. for sand'sky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, ST.
LOUIS etc.
Connection IL made (by Steamboat niles with the trains
The Marietta and Cincinnati oad for lhiicole, Cincinnati
&c. &c. -
The Baltimore and Ohio with the cars the
Cleveland Ohio River Railroad for Cleveland Toledo
lrot Chicago and all the Northwestern points direct
Travellers that while this IA
only aording Through Tickets anu Cccss Washing
ton. It the SIIORTE~. speedy and DIRECT 10
nearly all the leading points great West The distance
Washington 10 Cincinnati lie but about 60 mies, being
about 100 miles shorter than any other r0ut. = :
Fare by througc ticket from Washington at lenst ONE DOL
LAR LESS than by tie lowest Northern Ioutes from
Northern citics
For Frederick srrers Ferry, Martnsburg, Berkeley
Springs Cumberland, bedford Springs oakiand and Grafton
I,ssengrs may leave Washington ut A. NJ 80 n For
The Stations between BALTIMORE and Wheeling AXE
Il 4. NJ. train from Washington
For further information for Through Tickcs &c apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS, Agent ~ Washing ST.
W. p. SMITH, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
L. NJ Cole General Ticket Agent sept 1bcly. :
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PUNISHMENT ~ SoLDiER-A letter from For
iress Monroe, of the llh inst, has the follow
ing:
sentence Of the Court. The finding was that he
should walk near the guard house two hours daily,
cnrrying knapSack with the word 'thiel'' insert
bed there IN. that lie should forfeit his pay undergo
confinement in the guard-honsc. be branded with
tho leters"D" and at" signifying deserter and
thief, receive thi,ty five lashcs on the bare hack.
and be drummedoutof the garrison. Whilst mo-
wing up and down his prescibei beat, the culprit
seemed deeply mortified and detected, and was
careful when gazed at to conceal the words upon
the knapsack.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

N,aR w ESQ ApE.-A few days ago while Mr. r.
IL. Carlton, Of Halifax county. Va, with some
memhcrs OF his family was in his barn. the gable
end ut the building was struck by lightning. 1t
passed down striking hogshcad on which Mr.
Carlton was setting, but did no oter harm beside
the shock and scnrrh which he received. Those
of family who were with him received no i'll
jury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

AssAuLrIyo AN IRI<nMAx.-Henry, slave to
Chns. Floyd, and hired to Chas. Scott, was up,
charged with striking an Irishman. named Ryan,
with rock In consequence Of the absence of wit
nesses, the case was continued till this morning,
and the negro sent to iail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

Wheeler L. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
lust received NJ Enfco,es Fancy Store kyic's
- No. 81 Main Street, Iyncihurg,
Wheeler Wilson's lninitabc SEW Ing Machines nj t5n
Wheeler n Wilson'S sewing Machines vi tT6,
Wheeler n Wilson's sewing Machines al As1 %.
Wheeler Il Wilson'S Sewing Machines Mt 4a2 30.
Wheeler h Wilson's Sewing Machines NJ AGO.
Wheeler N Wilson's Sewing Machines ut AGO
The usefulness aud elegance Of these Machines wei
established to say that point Over hundred
wcul, pcoplc of this clis Will tcs 10 their utility Mrs Yam
cc Eieinond "1hat lady there viii eg,
slr has sewing Machine, unless II n Wheeler Wilson'S"
And indeed Is Just e,, where They ARE truly ncom
Iarnhlr, and justly called the LADIES rRIENn
For Gods sake, avoid cicdp MnrhinesrnEy woNr Thu
Cheap idea, In the purchase Of articles Of any character ha
ppue about much poverty that hereditary misfortune
Come and buy, and W. will send sklf operator along I,
learn 10 nj
III! lIdis ALFRED y. ENGLEDOfE.