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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25
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BUILDING UPON TIE SAND.
ny ELIZA COOK.

IT'S we'll to WOO. It's well 10 we'd,
For so the world has done
Since myrtles grew. and roses blew,
And morning brought the sun.
But have a care, ye young and fair,
BE sure We pledge with truth:
Decercain THAT yo0r love viii wear
Beyond ,Lr days ofyoaEh.
For five give not hear, for heast.
a wei as hand fos hand,
Youn find you played the u"wise part,
Aad .'bdiit upon the sand. %
It's well to save, lis we'll to have
A goodly store Of gold,
And hold enough ofshining stuff,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hopes and trnst,
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust,
Unmixed with Purer things.
And he no piles mp wealth alone,
win often have to stand
Beside his cufIer chest and own
It's "built upon the sand"
It's eoodto speak in kindly guise,
And soothe whate'er we can;
For speech should bind .he human mind,
al 1-.- l:,,F- -,,,,, n man
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25
CAFE R ACE.

C,uo Dooo ,vLar, tho shannon II,r-
~,
8SFI''h WIS 'oS'' 'e''' Jug no one - '''' INC
sad tale OF disaster, Is one OF tie most
danoerous bcaJlauds upon the coast. and
.,,.,,,,. = a,I.oot sl;,, l,.s tboro fonnd
many 9 ''''''''' C I -, ~ ~,
""leFy grave to"i' ''i7 s'oi'e' VINO"
mariners have told OF the hair breadth
escapes from this headand be collected,
,bev would fiji p volume. In connection
.,,;.i ia ,,.stos;,,s io.to. which Los
- ,. 1I. :,
over" p0''io" '''e ''''' I''e' ii"'' ~ "''i' 'i0
following graphic and beautiful passage
from Eyetetts address at the inauoura-
tion Of tbe D3dIey Observatory has q
.,.. 3 o,,.. .lnt:, ;u
I'ecul'"r '''l0 "'''ioS' P'0l'UV''' iN'''-
est:
"That no further Improvement is de-
s;rabIo in the means and methods Of a
ceItaincg tie ships place at sea, no one
| think viii from experience be disposed
70 assert. The list time [ crossed tie
Atlantic walked the quarter deck with
tho officer in charge of the shin: on ona
OCCASION when we were dryiDa alone
before a leading breeze under head Of
steam, bencatha starless sly, at midnight
A. the rate certainly of ten or twelve
miles an hour. There is sometime sub
lime. bat approaching the terrible, in such
s3ne; the raviess glooln-tho midnight
deep-the awful swell Of the decp--tho
dismal moan If the wind through the rip-
u;no-tha MI tutvolcanic fires within the
hold Of tie sll.p-I scarce know an occas-
ion IN ordinary life in which rejecting
mind feels more heavily It's hopeless de-
'an'e a,,'5r ~ '''''0"''' '0'''S - ''' ''S
I asked nv companion how nearly he
could determine his ships place Mt sen uu-
der favorable circumstances? 'Ibeore-
ticaIy,' he answered, I thll@ within
nue. p" NJ y 49," eS',;}, T'sn H. Lsr
naard 10 Won think we NAV be to Cane
Race, that dangerous headIan which
pushes It's iron-bonnd' u"i'g,,,ed LaStiohS
tb "a |'i fret laadfag f. the
ho,noward bon0d American vessel we
nn%f saiI he .bv orr Int observations
I'D ro.ton;no IL within three or fonr
Nils of Cane Race A COMPARISON Of
those two remarks under the ciraumstan-
COS in which We were r,locol at that no.
mont brongbt nv mind to the conclusion
that 4 is Greatly to Ie wished that the
means should be discovered of finding the
ships place more accurately, or that nav
ioators would give Cape Race wider
BERTH
Tho distance Of Came Pace from Hall
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25
RIVER FALLS, PIERCE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, "WEDNESDAY
"Anl what kind of a fault is that"

said the planter.
GA ridiculous one. He imagines he
is white man.
ga white man! that is funny con-
ceit indeed but can soon cure him of
that-Fye had considerable experience
in training and managing gentlemen Of
color"
"Oh," continued Sam, "there is but
little doubt that he can be cured-though
he may make you considerable trouble
at first"
"Well, sir, you appear to be gentle
man. said the planter, who was rather
too anxious and confiding; Il will tai Q
him on your accommodation, where is
he now?7
con board the barque, yonder, at the
wharf, you can see him at any moment, y
replied Sam.
Very WE'LL" said the planter, 81 am
satisfied with your honesty and candor,
and in order to save tilne-here are nine
hundred doIars-pleaso to give me bill
Of sale.
Sam got the clerk to draw up bill of
sale, siaueI thename of Samuel Hop
kius, pycketed tho money, and told tue
planter to ask the captain for Black Matt;
he would himself be on board as soon as
he had closed bargain with another gen
tleman who was DESTROYS Of purchasing
a field hand.
The pursy planter made bis way to
the barque, aud demanded ofthe captain
to see the boy Black Matt. The officer
pointed to Mathew Hobson, who sal on
the qur -er deck, smoking his cigar and
experimenting the debarkation of his
slaves.
Are you Black Matt. my fine feIlOw?"
said the planter addressing the slave mer-
chant.
"Folks call me so at hum" was the
reply, '.but my nama-is Mathew Hobson.
What DO you waut!'
'TIl tel you what I want. I want
you. You look lively and will just suit
me-"
Look 'ye here stranger said Matt,
firing up, "may be you don't know who
you are talking to?"
YES [ do, thougb--you'ro my prop
erty; bought you Of your master, Sam
uel Hopkins, and
''You bought me-" exclaimed Matt,
standing up at full length before the plan
ter, "the devil, sir, Tine white man,
sir!"
"Comc, come now," calmly said the
planter, 't won't dol know you-you
can't humbug me with your conceits-
I'll whip it out Of you, sir FIJI teach
YOU
Here Matt drew back and aimed a. blow
at the ruIdy nose of the planter, who
seized him by the throat and beloved
for the police. An officer happened to be
on the levee-he, at the instance of the
planter, seized the refractory Matt, and
bore him to the caIaboose, where he re-
manned until evidence could be procured
identifying him as tree-born white citi-
zen of the United States.
Sam, in the meantime, got on board a
ship that was just weighing anchor for a
European port, and never has been heard
of since. Thus has the rascal had his
reyeDge-Matt lost his slave, and the
green" fat gentleman his money.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

QUITE LIKE A WoMAN.-'Madam, you
never confess yourself in the wrong
No, sir, but if [ had ever been in the
wrong, am sure | should have taken
great pleasure in acknowledging it,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

The verb TO love- is the one young
girls are most prone to conjugate; after
ward they discover that, though the first,
it is by DO means the sole verb in the
grammar Of lite, or even tho only
one that implies to be, to do, or to suffer,
-lfGss IIuioch.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

The finest idea ofa thunder storm IS
when Wiegins came home tight. He
came into the room whore h;s wife anil
daughters were, and just then re tum.,ied
over the cradle and fell wnop on tia
floor. After short time ,e rose and
said:
Wife are you huft!'
No,
Girls, are you hurt?
No
Terriblo clap. wasp's lt2
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

Every plain girl has one consolation--
though not pretty young lady, she
viii, if she lives, be 8 pretty Old
one.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-25

Jerrold once said all trades have their
Heights, If he were grave digger he
CO I'D work f,r some folks with pleasure:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

dARinaLpi TO THE LADIES OF lrALY.-General
Garibaldi has just addressed tho following pro-
clamation to tho ladies of Italy:
when tho ladies' Of Milan, Venice and other
Italian cities, asked at evening parties, their child
rem, friends, or lovers If they wero not going to
tho holy war. and in this way increased tho ranks
of tho l'berating army with the young. tho bravo
and tho illustrious-thcn say they gave TO the
character Of this epoch tho brilliant stamp offemne
patriotism, which, according to history, bears
witness to US Of the salor of tho Roman, Spartan
and Carhasonian woman. Well, those ladies,
these, woman, worthy of tho times Of ancient
Italy, who sent 10 us thoir beloved ones, TO us
their brothers by blood, will they now refuse to
thrnw their suportuities into tho balance for the
redemption Of Italy, The ladies' Carroll of Pavia
Martinez, Dcorchi, Snori, Biancardi Of Como,
Pallaycion, Spcri, Pepol Snlv, have they no
comrndcs in heart in the hundred cities of Italy ?
Are there not thousands of women, like the Verri
Casani, Montcgazza, Araldi, Adamolo, Lomelini,
who will throw in the face Of those who wish to
onpress us their supe,nuous ornaments, their
jewels, their hair their, children even AS n holo-
stfor the redemption of this people which does
not choose to be slave to the caprice of foreign
princes, but desires to be placed on the same foot
ing and to take its seat by the side Of the other
nations Of Europe, who arc our sisters, and Of
whom wo feel ourselves worthy2
"one lady then ono woman of every Italian
cry, town and village, must invite tho fair sex,
lnNlsoratei by the consciousness Of having achiev-
ed solemn and vital net for the country and this
woman must say to all tho rest Do not come and
offer collars or trcsses tit is not yet cnme to thnt,)
but offer your superiluitcs to this Italy, which
We can form in one day. Do it without stint
For the powerful ones Of the earth will
bow before the millions that can be spared from
your snvings-beforc tho millions Of armed oiti-
acns. We shall 500 no longer our children
exposed to tho massacre, of batllc.icds y
and G1d will bless most holy work.
Dan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
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BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL,
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Immediately cured and Nil vir"r rrssored
have The Victim proper pcaa oy noss WI" w
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creation osi nrns into Improper habit: .hsr
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,iaons srnxrr East aide. Ur srrr~ ~ m PAxrIor
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Recent OF Slight Cases A Cure In 1Wo D.vs.
NO MERCURY Or NAIIsEoIJs DRII0s lsED
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Member Of the t"s csIess osSct.S, y;.o. or.,s,.
from & % ono Of tho mos. 0msn. @ Colleges ae United States
.. Dpnao % PARA phssdsphla and sswhsr has effect
many roob% with nsns IN 4. % & var a % eye,
Ersnl being alarmed at sudden soaad and bash
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

"o0L CARDfNG-tbur Car,ls now In perfect order
w having been newly ned and thoroughly repaired we
hrr prepared 10 do CADlNG In the very best manner
shortest notice We have secured the services of Mr.
Josr4 Of Nelson County tadcr Of great experience who
comes highly recommended very sulmrier Carer You
tat want GOOD ROLLS, send In Wool early and III
tndenso to card all ns comes n without delay We
determined to pains Ia please those who
lle us We Will receive Wool and deliver Rolls stoc
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for Sale and Ex
change for Wool.
The Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered storu
@ mill. fmay 14-dts NOWLIN II MIIRRRII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

SINouLAR DRArn OF A FAMOUS PIoEoN.--Mr N.
p. Willis, in the Homs Journal Of this week, re-
lates the death Of bird that suggested to him
one Of his most successful pootical efforts. Mr..
Willis says:
have just heard of tho starving to death Of
one whom POSSIBLY introduced to your ncquain-
tance long ago--the bird known 10 10 many read
crs and school-books as "The Belfry Pigeon"
Of this philosophic tenant of tho "Old South
Stoeple,' in Boston, wrote many years ago,
.swee, bird, would tina, could be,
hermit In the crowd Hike thee"
and it will not be uninstructivo 10 record tho ato
of the "hormit in the crowd" whom then enviet.
A letter received to-day from my father, resident
in Boston, thus givos me news Of him:
I" In reading IN tho illustrated edition of your
poems opened to the admirable engraving Of tho
Old South Stoeplo with tho Pigeon approaching
the belfry, and circumstance occurred TO my mo-
mory which forgot to mention 10 you whom you
were horo. The workmen who were employed in
repairing this venerable structure, a year ago.
tore off II board in the belfry, behind which was
tho skeleton OF pigeon. The flesh was entirely
gone, only tho bones and few fcathers remain.
ing; and the probability 10 that tho poor bird,
who had nest thore. had learned too great an in.
difference to city noiscs, 30 thnt when tho work
mon were mailing up the boards in tho previous
repairing of the stceple years ago, he WINS closed
in and starved. Tho skeleton has been preserved,
aud now stands on pedestal. undor glass case,
in the chapel Of the church. The sexton was TO
show it to you whom you should visit Boston, but,
as snid before. forgot it,"
How ahc;ting typo is this Of tho mistaken e.
innate We are apt to place upon the destiny of
those who pass us iu tho crowd2 A bird Of tho
lofty most, who was sung in poetry and pictured
by tho pencil up to the point Of "fnmc"-a sub
joct Tor u pedestal when his bones should be dis
covereJ-to have starved. after all, unsuspsctcd in
his solitude! Ii reads like many leaf Of the
worlds history. belioyo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
WATCHES AND JDwELR,

e THE subscriber has Just received the largest and
"a best stock 1 ArClEs AND JEwELRl thai he has
G3s ever had the pleasure Of offering puhic among
whic, be found Gold and silver Watches Chains,
Fob and Vest; Earrings. Brcastpns Bracelets, Finger Rings
Neck Chains, aud the best lot of SrEtTACIES,
Steel, silver and Gold, among which Is the la S$
test pae the best offered the public all Of which he
invites the attention q" Ills friends and The public generally
suring them that the prices " III suit
aug Pats JAMES DINWIpplE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
18th Semi-Annual Gard.

18th Semi-AnnuaI Card.
UNE subscribers inv the attention Of their
and the public generally to their extensive
pIee stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now in store.
comprising every article pertaining to the
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
the latest and approved styles and materials Deter.
mined TO maintain the Wide spread and favorable reputation Of
Establishment have spared pains excellence
in department. and to provide for the wants of all classes
of customers.
The xcd list but mpereety indicates the variety
correct Idea Of which only be obtained by
animation Best quality French, mednm and low prices Broad
Cloth Coats Our Cloth Goats always heretofore taken
the lead In Style it, and general perfection will be found to
possible those sold by in former Choice
styles Cashmere business Suits Over Coa Farmers Hiding
Inverness Mantles Congress Over Coats ctor Emanuel
es vuriety and MATERIAL French Yoke Shirts, large al
ways hand, Shrs made to order when prefered)
ree stock Mems Under Wear Of best make and MATERIAL
Cravats, scari Beaufort Eox M"naamber Garbald and
other new Ties Geneens shaw and Travelling Blank
cts Railway Rugs Gloves Kid Calf Wash Norway Cashmere
Thread famous Mountain Buck, and other seasonabc
Gloves Pocket Handkerchief Socks Dressing Robes &c. &c.
BURROUGHS, SIIAFER d Co,
sept 2S-dts 1Oi Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
MIsCELLANGOU !

re- SPLENDID WATC1IES.-Wc have hand,
IA alrcny for sale and the largest supply
NNa, Hunting Lrvcr Watches that have the
~S pleasure to offer TO the public. All warranted
superior time keepers.
i0dis SILyEErIOEN 4 CIIFT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
MANIPULATED GUANO.

M AMI AA1ED ANU.
NM offer ~ The Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
w us as folows
1000 lbs best Peruvian Guano that can bc procured;
SUI do. somorero Gnano, containing 50 per Ct OF Phos
phate OF Lime;
200 do. Ground Plaster for which $2 n ton extra
Planters and others invited examine article From
the best Information obtain, believe this Mixture
of the best that he prepared for the Virginia lands
Price to Planters $is ton, 81 less per ton when they
furnish the bags.
say- Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also sale by and Grocery Merchants in cities
kS- We refer To Planters whr used and
the Manipulated Guano-among them Jas Gait ESQ., A. War
wick, Esq, Jos Allen, Esq and X. II. Sty, Esq and others
Below We give d. X Tuttcs Chemist University of Va
report Of the samples from ~ bags and shall be kept
10 that standard:
~ able To give you the result OF analysis They
show the Mixture To be wa stated in former letter and
judge that YOU fortunate in the selection of materials
ESPECIALLY Of Peruvian GIano The per cenage Ammonia
shows tho pure Peruvian TO contain 1874 per cent which s
than the average. The Analysis q rs follows:
Moisture given oG boiling poin ............. 1905
lnospnhe W ,'"e $50
Suiphuric Acid 54S Lime, 8.64 8.64.............. 900
0Io
Insoubie Matter .,............ ..... ..65
small quantity OF Alkul-undermned. Water in
combination and organic matter .............,. 24s5
.rf.t .#.r- 10000
Hoping thai your fertilizer may with WHICH
u deserves remain, yours,
dec s-dSc1y d. X. TrTTLE"
DALE CARBON OIL free from odor when burning, and
l. best Patent Burner LAmps, just received by
dec i6-dts STABLER Il JONES. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

A ACard.-RemOval.
"lTli View of having larger house, and In "A
w central position the ndcrsgned III his
llHrwarc, Cutlery! Guus 10 the STORE HOUSE 1875
MAIN STREET frmeriy knows Idncsys dirrtt, ol,-
Iosic the Farmers and Virginia Banks which being
htcd up In an elegant mann-r expressly for the pu-e and
VIII be occupied on the 18th Of ocroBER, iN Having made
large additions 10 stock in the the last
lhe Fall ln.e hope 10 present such n,uce and
tons as will command the attention and custom oi the public
Th0sc visiting and residing In the city cordially invited
examine stock in tn. English Table
ery Guns Rifles mud Pistols House Keeping Goods Silver and
Plated Ware, Locks OF every kind Wood and Willow Ware,
French Glass, oil Carpets Oil Shades Window Conicc Bands
and Pins Carpenters AMI other Mechanics Toos Building
Materials Axlcs and Springs Carnge Cloths aces, Fel-
loes Hubs and sokes Leather Bands, Gum Betting Pick
ing Calf skins and otl:r Leather shoe Findings English Bri-
tile Bs Srruls aud Filings Circular and
Warranted Files Farming Utensils &c, Beside man,
scption Of articles not generally found In Hardware establish
ments. s Nj SIMPSON
Successor 10 simpson h Bro.
Oct 1n-dts lyncli,urg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

w N II E d,
~ STORE HOUSE, situated on Main Street for which
Ina good price viii bc paid. d. l. BoHANNAN,
sept 23-dis ~ fH.- Agent and Collector
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

w Sor sse q pxsA 10 ensp upssu HoWf
q AND THkssnEns, d The nof approved pess1a ~,
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TERMS

~ vIpcISIAN ia published daily al ~ and Tr Weekly al
n"nm In aya,cc aud Weekly at ", Invariably III al
70 l ,,r, se a. viii be charged in all cases No paper
WI ~ except al the option oi te Proprietor u-
Va M m .rr,aras,s shall have been paid
a s. or less for first insertion and sI cents Tor each
~ .e unicss form weekly aud then ~
.,,uare will for each insertion 1.-THE mum,
ccns be not the MSs will be published
~, w e1aIcred ~ out and charged accordingly!
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
70, one square daily:
~, Two squares, daily o. o.
,uarrr ".
r., Two s.uarcs tri- weekly -, =, . ~
riai contract . n, H., ,,,,,,5 Il, ,,c;r i'm b
W de charged Tor transient rates
IN ev advertisements appear In the ta'i! ahc ui-"eek
yparhunry notices which exceed eight lines charged
ratesby for The excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

M ourselves together under the style
w LANFoED u ANDERSON for the pun pose Of carry tnt
the Lumbar coat and Mood BnSin.Ss tho old yard ~
Ancrson Ianprd N Co. where they will he pleased 10
tnyir old customers.
W. ID. LANFoRD,
april div. y. W ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

Stock of New Goods in December.
mo J. PUKNlS Agt, Ia receiving this day, 9TH December
- so large supply M tAlltoks, DE BERGEs NOUS
LINS. FLANNEIS 1INsffs, BLANKETS, DRESS TRIM
lNGs, hHAWlS, PULLED CLOTHS, TWEEIS. KEN
TVCkY JEANS CAsslHErrs, &c., &c, all OF which will c
sold nj n small profit for ,sr.
p = am no receiving large supply Of Black aud Brown
Dpmcscs and Canton FInnnula
dee 6 II JSo !. PtENlS Act
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FRANKLIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAU.
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS


wHoLEsALE AND EETAiL
GROCERS & COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
No. ~ Main Street merit door 10 Libe,ty Warehouse,
l. Y n G III Il Il II q, A,
TTAyE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
III so bags lilo, Laguira and Java Coffee
100 bbls Brown Extra C Crushed aud Pul,crilcd Sugar;
10000 lbs Leaksvlle md Union Cotton Yarns;
200 kegs 0dDominion Nails;
200 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt,
80 boxes Adamauilnc ani Tulow Candies:
20 sides good Sole Leather;
600 Blankets;
10 tons lron Hammered Rolled Band, Horse Shoe Eound
Oval and Hoop;
IS cases heavy Boots md Brogans Shoes;
New Orleans and West India Mnsses, Syrup Sides,
Loaf sugar, Mackec in barrels aud kits Black
brown and Toilet soaps Rice, Soda spices Ginger, Pepper,
SaltPetre Alum, Extract Igwood indigo Madc starch,
window Glass Putty Wagon Boxes, Spades Sho,es Trace
Chains Grind Stones, Grind Stone Fixtures, Horse Ss Nall
Rods White Lead Zinc, Tanners Oil, Upper Leather, Cast,
Shear and scrcd Steel Axes, Coil Rope, ackiRg Powder,
Shot, Lead Painted Buckets Sugar Boxes, Nests of Tuba
Wrapping and Writing Paper, Shoe Thread Twe Demolns,
Stonewnre, staple Dry Goods, brown. blcactd nn
striped Domestics pais Lnsey Jeans, Kcrscys Emil Cloths,
Flannels, Bed Blankets, Calcos Apaccas dc, with large
and general assortment Of nc and Liquors. Wines
sb Particular attention a The sale Of Tobacco, Wheat,
torn Flour and al other kinds of Produce and prompt remit
tan,sS made for the sale of oct 29-d1cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
Lynchburg Ambrotype and Pho ographi
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NO. lSS MAIN 81, LynchDurg, Va,
Il EEs constantly hand good assortment articles
IN pertaining To the Photographic Art which be Is prepared
Ia furnish 10 the trade the most reasonable
MIR h. having had practical experience In the picture
making for several feels confident that he Il able Ia give
entire satisfaction To hts customers the selection articles
usc, In the business.
Orders from the country promptly and faithfully attended to-
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