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S6y-The news from Europe continues warlike.
but h~ostilities do not appear to have yet
Cd in earnest. There are reports ola few skirmish-
90 having taken place. but no engagement of i'm
portsuce, though one is anticipated ere long,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-04

SARDINIA AND PlEDMoNr.-Our readers, whose
geography is rusty, will remember that the words
Sardinia and Piedmont are used by. the newspa-
per writer's as expressing one and the same idea
in yart. Piedmont is but the central and principal
part of the Sandman Kingdom but it covers so
much of Sandman territory, that no distinction is
made, now u days, between the two in ordinary
speech. The confusion introduced into CURRENT.
newspaper accounts of events in Europe. by ies-
cribing a force as Sandman. in one sentence. and
rs Piedmontese, in the next, renders this little ex-
PLANTATION necessary, though but few will need it.
TbE DEMOCRATIC CosvENrIoN.-The Democrat
ic State Convention, at Columbus, closed it's use
less labors last evening. Judge Ranny. a Doug
las Democrat. was nominated for Governor, with
associates on the ticket who are supposed to be of
a similar stripo.. The. platform adopted by the
Convention. under Senator Pugh's gensralship. o.
tensibly endorses the Administration. very tender
ly treats the question of Squatter Sovereignty.
calls for the annexation of Cuba. denounces. the
Slate Trade (wit6out censuriDg the Democratic
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Receipt. for Ii, BusI. from May 81 10 Jun.

Pittsburg, Fort Wayne s Chicago Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
V110yN6A PLAsTRR-BUENA vssTA
v BANKa MAR SALTvILLE, VA The subscrtbcr Ia

V!0lN1A PLA.Tkk-HUENA vthTA
BANkA NEAR sALTvlLLE VA The subscriber Ia
now fs.f hrus quantities At PLASTER from the above
bsuAs h<~ Plaster Mn has just been completed the
premises, 10 run By water poWer with rn machinery
and No our Stones No pains will spued In tho
aNsesse - seease to the No. article
nney o9ne - the mast particular farmer cond desire
hsyo aesce - eosh Luap and Ground Plaster hand
~ W ~ sndlns frcm Aft~en TO twenty tons per day
NJ eaSses1y solicited to IMPLY 81 be.
- ssass %, - great difleuIty exper enced
lA5d D6ae Aa hAif Of hase wanting Pss;er we've 49,.
lMsd - rseA nod fsnishng the means OF trsusports
No. FACES AT ThE BANK
II LnmpA pr 49,. "A m
- St..:s,: =: ,.....-.......... s on
Hss Asg Wpoly then sslyes the subsris. s.n,s
= $500 alsaF he linz Of the Railroad or orders
0eney.vu - cgsaP41y Attended 70. - 100
EGoAneGRlsa1 connect - sat %. bat where AZ mue,
wanss1 ~ eae srson, he get his neigh
- - - - - oUs oahs Up lead for place
31G11DnaD Mn ehOvD of Mr.. VIZ w. BLACKBOARD TO
w. - esnnsessd with will 10 adaresaed
sss0S61j wYNDAAM ROBERTSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

FUNfE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with it, mnch I'm.
Il proved Western connections, uSrs
travellers from Virginia and the Carunas tinuh Washing
ton and baltimore TO all portions of the West a Northwest
and the Southwest,
The connection bcw the trains from Washington and
trains bound Wrt Tor Wheeling parker>birg Bali
AWAY promptly made the ASKING Junction
(aely called the Relay House mics from Baltimore This
the Ohio River baggage Is checked hrous ii
the w asbington Station.
p he connecting trains leave Washington daily at 6
A. NJ an az y. NJ. On SUNDAYS nj the latter hour
AT bENWDOD
Direct connection mad. with the Central Ohio
Railroad running from Bealre the OHIO through Cam
bridge Zsuesyiie and New ark Columbus These trains
connect at Newark with the Cars of Newark Msnsaed
St Louis. etc.
AT PARKERSBIRC;
connection made Thy Steamboat miles With trains on
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chicohe
&c &c. ~
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains It'll of the
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Cieye and Toledo
Detroit chicago and ali the ,rthw points direct
" Travellers are requested lille this the
only Route anorng Through Tickets and checks Wash
ington, 1t Ia also the SHORTEST. nios SPEEDY and nj.
RECT 20 nearly all the leading points the great w-.t Tho
distance from Washington to Cincinnati is but about 600
niles being about lOU miles shorter than other
Fare by through ticket from Washingto az least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by tho low SottLeru Rout,s
from Northern citiea
For Frederick aud Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and q RAJ
passengers may leave Wasinst at A. VI or 4aO =
For the minor Way Stations between Baltimore Wheel
ing take q A N. train from Washington
N For further Information, Through Tickets &c, apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS. Agent a, wa.Llns vt
BaltiInors 4 Ohio X Afro .d
LIN Colo. Nen1 Ticket Ar--. srpe c,s
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4ailg Tirsiaiau.
ID Htnmpsr etnmped.

: III 6.t3oiasd anscdots Of . dsmsg"sue candi-
daas, fbe ~ lssislaturs Of western State, has
bssa sGns by correspondent:
-..IhsUvs ssunp spsaking.' and Abncr q: D:
Nd bsea plsefesa ealightenine The unterrihed
long 81 fsadly. 'Fsll0w-citisens,' said he. 1
now eosDs 10 slanderous report which has been
noss dassardly circulated against me. from one
end Fl he couatry 10 the other. Ny enemies not
coussat With endssvorinS 70 ruin my. political
prospsota, have assassin like attempted to blast
nv eood name by their insidious reports Abner
thee s,nAed what the rumor WAS and continued
re;oioA Allow citisens. n have il in my pow
or fnstantly 10 fasten the lie upon this malicious
and etrocious slanderer. l see among you one Of
Ire most est;msble citizens Of this county. whose
cbsr,cter for truth aud integrity above question
Souirs Sehoolsr, to whoms a!ludc, is acquainted
Nth IN Ire facts and call on him here to state
whether this rumor 10 true or false. ! pause for
. reply Whereupon Squire Schooler slowly arose.
and in lis strong, slow and sonorous voice, said
I rather think you did it, Abner 7 You old
scoundrsIy exclaimed Abner. why do you in
terrupt me while I'm discussing great constitu-
tionai questions, with your low personalities :?
And be accompanied this obligatory exclamation
with such surge Of gcstieulation that he step
ned back beyond the platform. fell backward on a
big dog amid the howls Of which, and the deaf
ening roars Of the 'sovcreigns, the meeting was
eHectually broken up"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

~ the Virginia aud ssce Railroad Company,
the lie" III the 4, the city of y h,hbury
l1th l.7 the following resolutions
M"ie adr,it d
R1sorrd, That from and after tho first day OF Feb
and Tennessee kalroad will
pay u ny running road unless
u hat such
paD.e ne senee the mpiUy tins
Compat y,
3D. all this Company fol loss of
Ianar, be within thirty
Ia should uelise cred
a Copy from Tie minutes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE GOOD 7KlNos OF THIS LIfH
THE PLACE FOR THE DELICACIES
ln s.sssrIss. g.. s:ssy ss..s ss' y: 10y S,r.
40 ~ ss..s... a.. .re.p. Ia .ssir .as.s.nssss re.
psetuy and public generally tha,I Am again
ne s s:ss 2; p;: ws
D = : :ss s.: s ::e.r sss Lind ' i.s.i -
BE furnish them y 10. .. they can ,. in h.
markets for and have made With him
.sp,iI.di o. 7. AkERs
A1OTlCE.-The sshs~ribcr havsss preesrcA n
fsseivns Wood ON oommis.ion N enacay@ keep
SANITY hand good supply II the SANE Ihos. IA want
Bridge Street ny self brothers be found
also have team. of my own and ca" n Order, =, ,hnr no.
tiea. idec y d3m JAS W. "h"hi.
~ Once ALT Of SEED for distribution consisting OF Cuba
Tobacco seed Graham Tobacco seed i,on iraec George
&c &C Those In an, OF ANY Of them VIII please cali my
dec 0dts Lynehburg Ag icnltural Mechanical society
uNlRE. ulFeA AND MARINE INsuKANGk.-
Company makes Insurance against damage by Fire on
ngs FURNITURE goods generally In
town and country On the most favorable t"fmh
Also makes Insurance the iSns 81 all persons enjoying
good health and sound constitution iortho whole o
life. OF Tor a limited period
slave. employed ordinary occupations Will be in"nredon
The Company viii also take risk. from aud any OF
the Northern or southern Ports, al favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Pr,sdoni,
JAMES NJ. IObljS. Vice President,
GEORGE u. THURMAN, CLei Engineer.
DIRECTORS
JOIN OTpY TAYLOR SAMtEi II MCkISSFY,
DEITEK OIFY SAMUEL. BAnLAND
JAMks r. PAf>E, yoHs bANis,
WM IL. STRArros, MAuRicES LANdHohHf
JAS. D. WILLIAMS Treasurer
CRxED T. WILLS Secr'y.
On wM:orwArowrs. Med,eaiE.an.iners
IN 4. II GILaER, }
In h.tlf nj Isl
Office OF tho Company each day between tho
houis Of . and O'Clock T.. NJ. Heb rs
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XX In he LII alIahla

kAIEED'S PATENT SIX WING MAOHlNEA.
w This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in This Market both the quality of work. It's
than that Machine while works with ease on
the finest silk tie heaviest cloth leather either of
evenly laid much finer than ordinary work.
both sides Of the cloth stitched alike rsang beauty
the c, hand work, aiey gets work
der requires repairing aud simple operator
perform all ordinary on it, until II With
these advantages other Machines confident
tnds Patent Sc"s Machines will best meet the Of
and shoe Makersor Others requiring
Harness aud Saddle Manufacturers will find this Machine
thai Ill do their work In rapid and substantial m.nue and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
much sewing VIII ind this Machine particularly adapted
their wants. besides saving labor enough months to
pay frlt Taos will lind great by using this Sew
worktha, easily and that than
and work Boo ard Shoe N nniacrarers save Thou.
sands of Dollars by using this Machine while for urpo
" work done On leather by this Machine Is better than
he editor OF me caianwn (5eorga) Patriot says when
we purchased your Hteds Patent Spins Maohn. intend
"n leather cd Harness and Carriage aud
many of our neehbors can testify TO the superiority
work thu way, both po beauty and Strength
and feel condicn, for this none the machine has
Dor cn"rsh to pay IT'S cost One of neghbors who has
large pl ntat" sy' worth the wages OF his best
hands in the tnr king clothes for the
Machine have sold this vicinity has the great.
,i Satisfaction. ana several intend to order Machines IRON
you soon
plantation near New urleans Your HssTs Patent SEQ
Machines have been almost bought
weeks ;he two Them finished complete
colis each OF hn dr. and ten plantation ha d.
and mud til" tine saved IN using Them has
than paid their
Another Painter used employ three hands
clothes for the re.t but since
Heed Patent Sccias Aaehint hand
plantation nay uses il Tor wax in. nearly
all the clothes ct the family iee confident the Machine
Tor s'.i every tirre months.
We WISH all ho need Machine to examine these, they
the simplest and Family Plantation
"th u.s. where stitch required Price Of Uoeas Edcnt
S.rnR Mdctht : 10 and Sl3J
JAS II WHITNEY,
Successor to Within N Ly'ns
- 49, 341 Broadway, New YORK.
i.3' Sold by $ ENGLEpoEL, dsa.er ii ANY Goods.
DAL,Ltts. &c. IL mrhhE Y. \ 3. 3Ols
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

wonEy AS RAILWAY CLERks. The editor Of the
Scottish Press notices. rs novel movement. the
employment Of young ladies As railway clerks
He says
In taking ticket the other day, at the Edin-
bureh station of the Edinburgh. Perth aud Dun
dee Railway. We were pleasantly surprised on be-
ing waited upon by blooming and bonnie lassie
who, along with an activity quite equal to, exhlb-
tied poltsness very rare in railway Of the
literally ruder sex. We observed tina, the depart
ment was entirely occupied by women, there be-
ing another giving out tickets. and third tele-
graphing This innovati n, thus far north, is ra-
ther startling; but instead of o1jectngto it. we
think it highly commsndablc, and hope to see en-
ploymeot Of women in light occupations rapidly
extended The only Inconvenience We can see, is
that good looking and intelligent girls like those
in tho Edinburgh Railway office. will not book
many passengers before they are booked them
selves for the lifelong journey Of mar''nony, so
that the company will soon loose their services.
We wish them all, for that journey first class tick
cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
MACHlNE.MADE n
III q II y L SII o ES,

nNHE TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY at Troy ".
l. y. have HENRY BURDEN IMPROVED HORSE
SHOE MaClilNEltf now successful operation, ard
prepared to execute ories for HORSE and MULE SHOES
Of Weight Pattern, price but little above the
rIicc II Hose Shoe Iron.
The quality the Iron used In these Shoes is in
every respect These Shoes have approved
pa" uscdby the United States exclusively
So by many f The % psl stage and Omnibus
Horse Nhocts thone hout the These
purchased through the prncpa Stores In
the United States
Orders adirs,et to the subscriber Troy. will
prompt attention. WIN r. BURDEN
aFiIiy Troy. n. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

~ h0 GeENl1E1Mk KRIS GRAND EAhh.
AVls IIDN or READY MADE CLUi HING - / he un
TIM, To announce to the pub
and friends, that his stock OF READY MADE
IIOi nlN,,, GEN lEEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
NH .LILAs, IKt Nk>, &c, has and
ccdented low prices for cash, aud
PROM pay His to the interest OF every
stock before Calling ,iSewhere not say.
ng wonders, bat tina. VII cunnne myself 10
mode iy pronls The variety vi st,ts and
quah tioiug better than eser-his
IA od iaith.
O. uatry Merchants, wl And my jobbng prices lower than
therefore, ca, whUie,ae Aud retail buyers,
yourselves sn IN you intri.st,
wIl certainly purchase Ut me- ..-......
% il,ts GUaGENHEIMER.
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SiGN or IHE EIGLE,
kFFERS TO his friends OF the
~ largest and chocrst stocks u WA ICHI \, JEW LRf
S1LNERW ARE, FINE CIDtkS aud FIRST CLASS
GOOD, every 10 the pub
lie, cheap, brilliant and braui be ha Other
establishment thus "the 'oury. lu depart
ment Articles manufactured npottc) the ne"cst
styles and the unique las and elaborate workman
ship. sept Us
lDKICE OF kEKOSEN OiL AND LAMPS
kDSEN Il oil. at one DuLiAn TAESTY GEMS
gallon We have made Bee,t with thu Agents To
keep hand supply "i TIL, o. .n the sole "xc",s
r this The genuine ir' cannot be purchased vi any
9th, hui.,,
We various of Lamps at reduced prices
W. cali the public attention uit OMIT is the ch apcst and
popular st introduced equal 10 candles
At acost OF hall cent per hour ~ TX a SlE\ EA.,
H 1Jis No i'J ~ tlnuie ST., Petcrsuu,s Va
nIN1NE Gll:AKS.- W. have new Ia store ihe
II ha.s assortment Of ,iGAnS have of,r,dlov
Of good smoke sled I" rnl and then
sept Is W. \ SrkDTHEk ~ co.
4 tOkN. COIN! MEAs., mp nnd u ROUND
~ PLASrEK.-Ihe unue, has rented Messrs
i.aughorue Johns their CORN AND PLASTER Mill
viii Sell cheap 10 punctu.l 4 ist,au,Is
LiAS..,. "A NGHORNE Sole Ag't
mar Alta for Ia" sLic = W 'sirrn Plaster in this city
NA1OOD AND IA "a ~ ..N - Ihe made. si u ned
w keeps constantly had at tie South railroad
Depot good assortment al W tJD AND LUMBER, "
the people iynchburg vicinity
patruuile hin Havie Mas ope
Appomattox county he III any oer for LUMBER the
shortest nuthe.
His terius are for all under CASH $lUO
sixty SlUJ month, eud the purchasers
be required to give not,s satisfactorily endorsed.
it My aguut, Nr Wui Al. K,. u1is, will re found
tamty at the s. Depot, Ny iehs Evergreen r. o., APP
pomaoA
.,b iu,ily JOHN NJ TONEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14
BALTIMORE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
X. FRANCE i CO., MANAGERS.

FTEk the Of the many Bogus Lottery
brou bout ha eoaatr Ut Tickets viii Of
iIn.,d ordering 1bose no desre purchase woud
foolish send money any Lottery ~rhost
that i.y y III have iaSns- as~ uEs and .eAe's and
feel that III. Managers are re.p.nsibls TOT pr.
The MARYLAND LorTrnIts hAvs betn draws
forty years Millions Of dolars have Cays
Frzrs from eiOuU To e0 90 aud the fortunate holders
without a single exception, paid
Thee the Lotetos Ia order Tnkct4 in The Managers
fully spousise ter every rriEe .d without ANY
aud they have given Bonds to tho state II AsryiAu
halt ni of dollars To SECURE prize hoider They do I
promise .nu s7UuO, sUiU0 500 0o elU; they
fair ld honest -shemes, good made tor
price OF tbs fics,is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-14

49,. LXNtKIB ST kls COACH AN u ,yN M L.
III w ACTON FAClOhi.-lhe subs,n' eN3G4S4.
~ returns his grateful ackno~ied
II I'd
tonard to hi run tnem aud the pun
started la business, and he hopes ny
attention 10 Uusneas To melt conuanee oi Ia
lie and Keep Land al Kinds oi
\ aKsons, made the and neat
" A.su, max ~ orlc made,
OF
ut
" two h stages Al wLo Want good Wuh,
10 t Old LyhhGnrg Couch and VdYS0H Factory d ma
the you may oAptct 10
~o,k and low prl,u An " no want good and
neat IS Egles liye ia u call JOHN H. BAlLEi Ast.
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Cirnt aorthrrn, WCslcrn and south c~tcr ~
NAIL ROUTE.
VIA
virginia CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
11gs...:ss .51 G'.sgse z u - iii...s;

11a,,;.4,ssssf. .7Ieasgse .,ss@ssz - -
L Va. e., andotte &c Tw - daily Trans for Washing
ton balu",,." Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling Cncin
ot5 ' IN Nj '"' '''''''' '''" leaves ''"a '4y at
sight Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Rchmond
dat,s, text,it SUNDAY - al IS 4. N
lac "a. rain Washington with the 30
T. NJ, and IA" 1.i3 T. VI. with the 33 NJ Lsiess Trains
;r,m wn,nrs"n for The different point" above named
U Ilr.u4h Tickets procured in iyn,hbars at the
liz. Tick Nfrnt
TO A,N Nork........................ 80
l." Ian "I"!fna' i" w
70 L. 'lnurr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL ~
Tow A-' nston and Alexandra. ...........: ~ 80
r'sscnt Washington are set down al any Hotel upon
r,nnsyhana Avenue, free of charge.
resens leaving Lynchhars al $50 by the regular
Mai Irat klrhmond with the Il. - VI iiio,e
o'vrng b. tho freisht Aocommodaiiou at DO connect
"',h the or ~ Tram ,
in k'nond free OF char and 10 III" Depot any Ho-
tea re"'y Avenue IN washngton thus saving hack
lnrSaeh r.hs, be prosuFsd in wa'""s'on t" r,',
ko"tuok II Lon tieas" sc, sc, and All pats of the
"'' - '"'' 49, ~ rios DOB AMrAp,
RuK3lt. Grnl Supt
NOT.CE-rO SHIPPERS BN ENrnEs>
~ On tikilN 4 TENNEsstE kAiLRohb &c 'ods
to- hour H.ri'd neiow. VIZ;
f'om 1toot o'clock n IN,
r.r.o...,. ., -" !" = M ,,,r,.. mana, -,
.v.,od ,iyvrlcr' W Z. SMITH nrni Supt
joins l. 'ooiasnr, Errres. Ast aug "a.
SrEAn>airp .ROaNOkE.,- -,
- rhe kos .'.e having be.n thoroughly IN IL N
e ~sssiS 'si. on Tie ,"s' S.si". XIV H$k
i"'a eN"y -n'sd,y Htternoon, and 81,
f.m' egg ; n"',y mornlns a!g ocI"es
all ln''n. and cay rotnt every Incsi'y evening
~ for frc's"' ar pA.saso. ha,as 'apcr"r ~somm"da
to"' Airiyto LEE, Johnson GO,
h1.- Agts y Y n Va SirIn,hi, 20
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RlOEIR is1E FAIR. 4, ,h. ua,vr.-u cay.
hai ga ue.u,c taatIlpa,ins -. Ia" iteNil,.s Nh,n
sn,n t's,o "''">,, aho,"-. r'r la" M,'k, 1h'
hruuk M nu.lt's atc ii1t'I {. Abe Vi, enuy
Its nos 'IltH tt iaiit itir tta" nAu
ate thr 3sttn, 4 suth o.,,,..-.
An,onk ust tiiIhtItNr Nntrh the gathering
thon4au4- At' i.Nuet and tt.. nrtt
Iht pti f'H'5s' Ia.ErI"H ,''-trg 4oot 10 tnc Va
gina Hans, Ma" Ntn'I it"s.ouF 90, Nu.t, thd'et e"
ihk"n, 81 sir NOM rNhbithn
to all any tL,.ua, l,rs
SHALL bo iIrlsari short note, i,~ al
tan Ia prAsc.
grade constantly 1.ui \ set -" ~s.s. -,
KING. " 4t,D seals CHAINS
fciuIesi iA"" IN oNcl, II AZ VI t"s at " al a'' Il tho
dsy, aud ~ 81! Ni.o' Vi amt u I, 4iiINS
oct 'ytsI l'sti"r' fu"l s''r 1T
LNOR ruE nAiK.-WssL. Is.r k,>iu,n,,,r,
- MS Anon H. =" b,o.m, ln''t@'"ts az" " i"fe as
so lneai "i f,inah- and han p"s A.. ul.. iAi.
Ions baNh"if and Jayhes celebrated na D!ts tur
ny JOHN ii STAY
oct l2ts l,rn.r>t
QEtkLsiLHA rOKs, KEl itis.EKs ois>.
~ nav" day received ia tot at i.o
q" them srty nae a. somewhat rrr,,"d
more ~" ms vii ,.,o-p ct tbrD to ear, A, auts
'of avery N.1t' -iNAu'c On cost
Api 2Jt, EDWARD J FDi.kI&
~ moInng a. bLAtTIt | l. SlIANLS, .uurciy n-w,
which vii la Sold al srca sarraer Aaui.
ine before making !ouI pur,hascs
nov igdisl john ABRAliAMS
pen DRI GOODS
h JUST OPENED.
- >UFr French all DOL Nous - IL s"d per
.ep,oot. JOHN ABRAuAMs
IRON VIRGINIA q NORTH CAROLINA
Through W Arlington Ctty, by RsiEpad direct.
49, .!:.:.SS u
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uuBER AND sHl M; Es.-We nav
IL large Of LuinLer vi all Aiso
Shingles, winch respectfully invite the
allie al IN OF those IN want CAM, Al 90.
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- ~
~ success IA alw the
Judged 81 this tvs deere labor saving
public comparable to singers Sewing Machines After estab
fishing the highest reputation in the United States
exhibited at the late Exposition Unvnrce where
they carried oil the highest premium and
~ 10 make them has cen built in !ar,s.
every branch of ndusry which sewing DONE
these machines be used with profit speed
OF the Railway tain is to travelling sewing with
Singers Machines compared with handscw wing No tailor
&c should be without The fair profit using
these machines regularly employed Is Thousand
year In all private families where therc much sewing
aud hotel keepers find them particularly and prob
table These machines simple In their M
very strong and durnbl eng the only Sewing Ma
chine made by which of work,
could be perfectly executed Thou,nsof worth
less Sewing Machines have been made sold
but Singer Machines alone have been
where 10 satisfy the wauts of the public.
Plain printed Instructions for using with
chime from which readily acquire the
aging hem The machines packed securely any
part of tho world To all persons desiring particular
formation we will application by letter either of
hces forward copy of M Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
L. NJ. SINGER 4 co,
Principal Office, No. 323 broadway, New York.
BRANCH OfFicEsNo ~ Hanover ST., Boston, No " Chap.
ell ST. New Haven, Ct Gloveyile N " No 274 Broad ST.
Newark, N j. No. lac Chestnut St, Philadelphia No. l05
Baltimore ST. Baltmoe No 81 Westminster ST.
r. l.; No East Ith ST. Cincnna No is North Ith ST. St
Louis No 81 St Charles St. Now Orleans No 20 Dauphn
ST. Mobile. tdec 24-dActs
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