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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11

We confess that we have, at times,
had orir tmisgivings about the moral
progress Of American society. We
could not well doubt its intellectual
and artistic advancement; these are too
patent TO be gainsayed, even by the
commonest observer. But our Wow OF
the current social moralities was, per
haps, too much limited to city phases;
we may have been positioned here, in
the midst of dense community, living
a highly competitive and artificial life,
unfavorably to judge of the national
body. We snail be glad TO know of
certainty that such has been our
zcase The student Of history knows
that, in other times, society has more
than once Witnessed its highest intel
lectual exaltation linked with the most
abandoned morality. The age or
! Pericles, AIcibiades, Lais and AspasIa'
was, in the accomplishments Of art
Ipetry and philosophy, the golden age
of, Greece. Then the courtezan ruled
the State. Rome was not more splendid
in intellect than when the revels OF
Apicius and LuculIus We'd in attractive
ness with the eloqueuce. Of Cicero.
Franco was as prqhisae as she was
splendid under theFsssgn Of the mag
nifcent' Louis--npd thus England
during tho period''of the Stuarts.
The things that have disturbed our
faith in American moral growth are the
manifest departure of our people from
! the simplicity of the fathers; the cor
| rupt spirit of our modern politics; the
, slow but steady increase Of social caste'
and distinctions; the frivolous spirit o.
: tS,n many Of our youxAQfukasth sexes
) and She up-growing sation 0
almost mannerless ch Indeed
e the disappearance Of ssonj
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11

the Younger classes has been the sad
dest sign we have noted of national
decadence. Judging from observance
of our city life--and the life of all our !,
great communities is similar-and who
would not come to the conclusion that
we have not advanced upon the moral~
ties of half IL century ago ? Who
believes the young of our day are as
ingenious and modest, or that young or
old are as simple hammered and reverent
us their examplars of two generations
ago! Is it not notorious that religion
has more lax devotees that politics
develope moro and worse demagogues;
that public trusts find poorer servants:
that commercial life exhibits greater
alterations and crimes; that crime of
all kinds is more prevalent, without
regard to ratios of population We
leave the reader to answer these
questions.
And yet, when we recently put to
| New Englander--a man from among
! the hills of Nermont-the question,
''Are we not as people retrograding
| in morality!" his prompt answer was,
'sNo, sir 1t may seem So" said he,
ain your cities, where your population
is heterogeneous, and of the poorer sort
at that-and where you congregate all
the sharpers and rogues of the country
to help on your artificial life, but it
does teen, and certainly is not SO out
III the country. Why" said he, "our
churches and schools have increased
and improved in New England out of
all ratio with population-and so have
general manners and morals. For
instance" said he, Il can remember
as a boy, twenty-five years ago, when
there was q ''tippler" in almost every
family, owiag to the universal practice
of rum -drinking--and when even the
deacons and the ministers could get
tipsy without much being sal,raDout it.
But now it is impossible to find such
one, and the minister who should get
drunk to day would be ruined. Why,
SIR" he added, warming up, ''there
isn't iicepsed place i'll the capital of
Vermont where man can get O drink
of liquor. Our farmers are oil sober
men, and so are our mechanics, and we
have no idlers and loafers, compared
with what we used to have. Guilt
walton of land and labor Of every kind
is done better, and with their advanced
morality and intelligence, our New
EngIanders are more thrifty and happy
than evcr-and thus" said he, in con-
clusion, evil you find it among tho
masses of the people away from cities,
all over the country" God grant that
it is So Waverly Magazine.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11
TON PARRISH OF JEFFERSON La WEDNESDAY, JULY IL 1860

and pure as the heart from which it flowed.
a gain Jonas presented himself before the
minister, who received him in a most af
fectionate manner.
"Keep to this simple STYLE" said he,
''and we shall never wish to change. Ho
much salary have you fixed upon?'
'Indeed, Sir, | never thought of it. l
only wished to play in church,
The minister sat down at a table, and
taking pen and paper, went on g You
shall receive what we have always paid
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars
year. l will draw the agreemcnt.--
Come, now, and sign your name"
"Your chirography is not equal to your
organ-playing," continued the minister,
smiling, as he saw the child-Iike, uneven
signature of Jouas Johnson; "but one can
not expect everything of such little tel-
low. Here, then, is the contract. Take
care of it,
Jonas took leave of his friend and hur--
ried home. When the family of the organ
builder gathered about the hearth-stone
that evening, the youngest came to the
father and drew forth his contrack
"What is this, my son 2"
Jonas made no answer, but waited while
the spertacles were adjusted on the res
pective noses of both parents-wated
until they had read the agreement drawn
| by the minister-Waited until his mother
had hugged him almost to suffocation, and
until his father had taken two turns across
the floor, and said, Giles going to be a
great master, wife-a great master! God
bless him!" And then he could wait nc
longer, but ran up to his little garret,where
he seemed to feel the presence of many
/" great masters;" and throwing himself
upon the cot, gave vent to his yelling
heart in sobs of Joy, and hope, and am
| bition.
The oresn-bulder's prophesy came
I true. Thes@seorld is row indebted t'
Jonas, for some Of it's best church music
AS composer and teacher he is great.
Those who are as fortunate as the write
of this tketctiin having him as teache
to their children can truly say they know
a "great master" in all senses.
The organ builder is now happy, hale
old man, but he insists that he can neVe
forgive himself for having so severely
beaten his Gjaed son, after his first lesson
althougAe:Isnas trieste make him believe
that:it Wa priaabty t}le foundation of hi
success. '-favsverly Magazine.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11
EpiurnsfH .

Maria's like clock, they say,
Unconscious of her beauty;
She regulates the live long day,
Exact in every duty.
If this be true, such self-command,
Such well directed powers,
o! may her little minute hand
Become q hand of hours.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11
U An eccentric friend of ours step

U An eccentric friend of ours step
ped into a store in a village which shall
be nameless where some ''colorod bre-
thren" were doing little trading.
s.Ah! Mr.. - said our friend,
'syou have your cousins in, see!" The
young merchant said nothing, but
looked mad. Our friend stepped out,
but in a few minutes returned, after the
sable customers had departed. Il hope
YOU viii not take offence at what |
remarked just now, said he" oh, TO-"
ssavs the merchant, "I never ffke
offence at anything you say" 'Glad
to hear it," replied the quizzer, 'the
niggers are as mad as the d-lP' he
then sloped narrowly missing flying
yard stick.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11
~ A new pink has Iately been in

~ A new pink has lntely been inn
ported from China, which flowers three
inches in diameter, color rich crimson,
spotted and edged with white, with q
velvoty appearance, and very prolific
of flowers. Don't forget tho name.
We rather think you viii not, when
we tell you that it is Dianthus
Hoddewigii.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11

IL The difficulty between the Virginia
Central and Orange and Alexandria rail-
roads, which prevented "A connection OF
the trains at GordonsviIle for several
weeks, has been adjusted, and the mails
and passengers now come through without
detentiop
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11

U s.That's my view exactly"
sighed Miss Josephine Hoops as she
laid down the volume. g In fact i
think there is nothing so beautiful as
:. young man, even if he amt consu
eutiousi'' -
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11
with those Looks.
BY GEORGE NJ. JOHNSON.


BY GEORGE NJ. JOHNSON.
The rose were less lovely if robbea>of
its fragrance,
The heartease less sought if deprived
of its hue;
'TisA the blending of sweets that
entrances our senses,
'Tis Nature full-robed thutsthe soul
loves to view.
Then why thus adorned by the hand of
thy Maker,
If not to illustrate the might Of his
name;
{ The earth is His footstool, the sky Hiis
pavilion,
The ant is MS handiwrok-th then art
is the same.
Then be what thou art-oh remember
who made thee,
Drive pride from your breast if you
seek after joy;
IT'S a canker of soul that will scar and
a degrade thee,
And leave nought but that which
'twere well to destroy.
Thee / love for thyself-with thee am L
happy;
Did death blight thee, loved one,
earth's joys were no more.
Then life were dream, void Oh all but
existence,
The world were bleak and desolate
shore.
o! | know not the reason of his'fasci-
nation,
IT'S something caused not nor can
not controf.
IF it's wrong thus. to love, to resist the
termination
Requires more strength. thss ! find
in my seal.
Then pity my weakness, fdrtsse I
something
feign or feel; .NSsS&<sSSs
O! away with those looks which, agssS x
There's a warmth in your heart wi4fch
they cannot conceal.
Let my Joys be your joys, yet my own
be my sorrows;
~. In these / am selhsh-thou art not to
share.
Alone mid my griefs it were better to
perish,
No owoes but were double if thou didst
despair.
Yes, oft in my dreams have found thee
beside me;
o! would it were real, not fancied the
joy!
Whatever the ills that inlife may betide
me,
"a There's balm in thy smile which nc
~ ills can destroy.
know not how soon on the dark stormy
pillows
Of Deaths mighty ocean my sou
may be tossed;
Yet know that thy presence excite'
such emotions
That death were most welcome ii e'e1
they were crossed.
In what is this life when the joys o
existence
Are known but in visions, as fragile
rs rair
Hope dies on the soul when unceasint
resistance
Is met on the verge of the bliss W.
would share.
Then away with those looks whicl
betoken a coldness;
There's O. love-breathing something
peeps out through n screen;
- And | say, at The risk of thee chidinE
-: my boldness,
- Though the snow drapes the myrtle
its none the less green.
- B7 An eccentric friend of ours step
ped into a store in village which shal
be nameless where some "colorod bre
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11
Thc ssrea1 rIa.ser !.


So GREAT was his love foryil,sf -. ti1at frf,r
his most tender.xearss 4 nonlaS not listesa
unmoved sfog ia ~ NJ n n Sisters as
they went at,ssSts liS5in nv work and
if the voices ksl,pe:f q 3u b64 4IieSossaant he
ran sshudderine III oi B The
ehoir sof untntored noantf ||fa ~ s.
'sscf seryiice made seai = l( y 11 % %
sbon his hyn,n1h s. 81 ssj
IN voice viii
a fai fflh Jonas n q = 3ls 81
1he orgai NJ w tfle
Il them in 4 IS r
boy &d Reached m = {II1 4
VIA J e hes scnlGfry J. : 3 le
Il y CIV Y oFk5 Hem 81 n e mined
Ito 4et his son asar Is; 81 81
@Remember. Jons y. 1td iies ss am a
noor mar. and can III aioed fo oo into this
o. evnense unless Won do. the Work before
vdu manfulIv and patiently. / give YOU
this profession instead OF trade because
baIieve i, to be.vour wish,
Jonas was ant;relv satisfied, and his
slim f;noers nnivered in the antic,nstion of
ono day haino able to move those mrste-
rions white and black KEYS to the sound
| and measure of TIE DENNIS and chants
a teacher was salectea whose ,oo,,or Of
.droo,;nr was tboronrb and nrofon,d
| A. IL. .ssst lesson Jonas boc,re r,eor;-
| Aoc,l,s~s sa,red tb.t tba k,sinass was .
Iser;ous ono. when after = third ,ime stril-
Ginstead Of Gisharp. the heavy. quick
bow .of the masters stick hummed and
Hstuno across his hands as thew lowered
Aver he orsan-kevs. Poor little finoers
3&hey could work no more that day-they
dwere stiffened and red. He wept so pro-
tusely that he was requested to retire and
tosreturn in two days. :
All the way home he sobbed, and held
his hands suspended from the wrists, a
most ptiable object. ssAh you old ruff
FAM, soliIoqutzed tie fearful pupil
sswon't my father give it to you tor this
Won't he siirash your bones, old Blue
beard %
He found his father in the workshop.
.Well,'' cried the organ-builder =" how
went the lesson 2" He saw there had
been trouble.
Jonas with fresh tears showed his chated
fingers and tod the event. The father
listened with darkened brow, and wher
the sad tale was ended he solemnly lee
his son into back room, and after infict
inc a thorough corporal punishment, war
ned him in terrible voice:hever agaih &
complain of his MASTER Z
| Our hero felt fora while That this wa'
almost beyond human endurance, and TO
several hours he lay upoa pile of shay
ings plotting .vengence upon' those whom
he considered his worst enemies, when
sudden thrfll shot thE659hshim at the sonn
OF rich organ. tones, The sound essn'
from his fathers wareroqm. Evidently
master hand.was. there. Jonas sat up am
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11

~ The following is given as the
new mode of "parsing," down east.
II court" Court is verb, active,
indicative mood, present tense, and
agrees with all the girls in the neigh
borhood.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-11

EV- A dandy on Broadway, wishing
to be witty, accosted the old Bell man,
as follows:
"You take all kinds of trumpery in
your cart, don't you 7" ).
Eyes jump in ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28
T.i-W eelzly Freight aud Passenger Line
FOR B BALTIMORE Il,

rn~~v THE PnWha steamboat C0mpany's Steam
GEO PEABODY. Capt. k1cuAGp PRrcI-
AID aud Bt.iNi DERE, Capt WM. kEsSE, viii leave Rich
bud fol- Baltimore every Tsesidy Thursday and St5HidA
RETURNING, will leave baltimore for chmonj every IAeSddY
1xHrsday afi Sft9E lt rely enabmg shippers and Pas
Ia have opportunity OF communication between the
,wo pon,s ever, other iny.
ecs- Freight received IA both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort these line Steamers c1nal If
superior to Of be found In tins other
city These Steamers haN ins been fitted Out III splendid
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended TO the
tray cling aud reightng community the conforabe
cheapest, uid speedy mode nj between
points.
IrLRIs be procured Office ShncEoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel ihp STEAMERS Landing Rocket.
ID X W. CuEklE, Agents, Richmond.
sept ,-liy j. BRAND Ia No Light St, baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28
Singers Sewing Machines.

<,.,, 0i11SCl . CSWlIR MdCQlQ6S,
IKEA success IL always the most conclusive proof of great
men Judged by this test there labor saving machine
pe.ore we puoiic comparable 10 SingerS Sewing Machines
ner establishing the highest reputation In United States
.y were exhibited NJ lhe late Exposition Cnyersei in
France, where they carried of the highest Premium and
Gre's' hidhnaetoy to make them has been built Paris
IN every branch oi industry in which sewing to be done
.s machines can he used with immense profit speed
o. he aMa. train 10 travelling foot sewing with
S hs Machines compared with thanksgiving No ta,r
shoeke drss'naker, carriage trimmer, saier halter k
Ta, should mol be Without one The fair profit using u
year all private families where there Is much sewing
ana hotel Keepers lind them parc convenient and uon
able These machines simple their construction and
very strong and durable, being the only kind of sewing Ma
re ever made by which every sort If work coarse or fine
e"ud " perfectly executed Thousands inferior and worth
hess sewing Machines have been and sold under various
Utilities p' Singers Machines alone been Iolnd every
where , 10 sislsf! The wants Of the people. ...
'a printed instructions for Using, sent with each
ee rom which any readily acquire the
sns mem ne machines packed securely go
81 the world To all persons desiring particular
wewl, on application by letter either OF
81, oiWaru caly OF NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette paper
"hoiy devoted To uis Sewing Machine inferred. :
~ l. NJ. SINGER & co,
Principal Office No. 323 Broadway, New.York.
DASch o!PcEsSo II Hanover ST., Boston, No. 81 Chap
e. ST. New Haven, CT; alovervie NJ Y; No. 274 Broad ST.
newark, ii No ls2 Chestnut ST.. Philadelpa Mo- 100
hre st Saliinoe: No. 80 Westminster ST. Providence L.
- NO tast Alb 81, CINCINNATI No. 6J North 4h ST.,
% NO 81 81 Charles st., New Orleans No. 20 Dauphin St,
elooae' Nfdcc 24dScls.i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28
ClL1HlKG! CL0THING!l CLOTHING!
NJ. (fI1(i(IE,Nf Elmer

UTAS from the Northern ees and day recel, ing
Ii very large and fashionable stock nj FALL AND WIN
a ~ GL0lHIN6, which beauty. AID guniy IL
lie respectfully requests ami Invites the public
hi,nds his STOCK before purchas
ing sispshave lie will hold ont Inducements cash and
prompt paying cusosaersbt others he has more
peivncc has tsugt him decidedly ia restricting credit
lila comprises many din. rent t OF Coats Pants
Vests over Coats Dreuougs etc. that ncy would be too
mvroas io meLtion-
He also assortment Of SEAMLESS CI orHiN6, tho
gfvairsl Invention Of Me age and Is AMY by
Company In the tne States. IN New York Tue pucis
vii.d W tall aud 1t Will jouless puzzle every
body.
He has also stock u Genienen's scoops
suet scA, liza CraNas Nei shirts and Draw Gloves
bhirs lankerchais, shan.s, Travelling ankes cc: also,
pasi ia,ors aud insi..s everybody 10 call on him
N. H-tnnnirF Acr,hr~'7 wns.3 oall him b..
fore gong arei Las prepared for the Wholesale trade
s.Jt ys-ll. M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28
N()'I'ICIT

w T. the Sole Agents for W lIkE ; CELEBRATED
w IRISH POTATOES, grown the Peaks of Otter
they can nwnyA he found at SMITH ~ ADAMS,
inn cit. 14l Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28
n HATS, GAPS, AND FURS. sna
- JOHN DOOLEY,

No. 81 Main Street, Richmond, va,
nov ready exhibit unusually large assortment OF Goods
i In the Hal, Cnp and Fur line.
The stock consists of nil the popular styles OF
HATS AND CAPS
now In usr rich and beautiful Mole Skin Dress Hat OF
is own und Northern Manufacture; The Son or Felt ll
Fronch style Ledger style, BELL Planters Broad Brim
WOOL. HATS,
from IN, low quality servants finest Saxony WOOL
MES's BOYS AND CIIILDRES's GAPS,
Of Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, &C., &c.
LADIES RIDING HATS
Of Beaver black and and richly trimmed Velvet;
CIIIIDgEN's HATS AND CAPS.
latest Styles imported from Parisrcb patterns;
LADIES fUEs,.
vipornea TpJets Hall Capes Cnlea Mufs, Muhaees aud
Ciidrcns and Misses Fur- all qualities aud sylcs
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf, buffalo, Persian, Chinese lined and rough.
Merchants dealers particularly invited TO examine this
extensive stock effort Ia spafed make Richmond
good murk. To purchase In an! other In This country,
seIt5dts JOHN DooLEi
lGogICfao eases g. c. Mass 1icorcc-one of the best
IL brands impored-for sale by
EDMUSD, DAVENPORT Il co,
scpf gs.dts Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28

Az HHDs. CUBA su0Ak-part ehoee:
~ 80 BIDS. Aean-d sneas-ali grades;
~ Bbis sweet Cider;
t0J Zine and Coarse salt;
200 Bbls. No. and MackeIel;
100 Bbls Apple Brandy;
- Casks Madeira Wine.
$s1 Bags Laguyra and Rio CoIee;
100 Bbik Portland syrup;
10 Bbia New Orleans Molasses;
20 Heroes Codtsn
90 Casks Fine frcRch Brandy;
80 DDk. buekeis, Tubs, Brooms, dc;
800 Bhla Fine Rye whskey;
For sale by JONES h co,
dee ib-tds kichuand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28

fo,ice to shippers Of roba co to the West.
fTNilE Undersigned prepared to give increased facilities
Il shippers Of Tobacco 10 the Nrsi bh, shortened the time
Of transit and reduced the from third to fourth class
Through receipts given to the principal points In the West by
Railroad the Ohio River, aud eghts guaranteed rs low
by other line. The only between Baltimore
oNcinnu indianapolis. 81 Louis ana Chicago IA made Pitts
burg, directly from Under thereby avoiding
ra!age and errage and all damage Tobacco from expos
sS No commissions charged at Baltimore pitisburg
MAGRAW ~ kOoNS,
No. sd North Street, Baltimore.
Refer to Jesse Hare Co., W. d. Miller. and l.. Caytor
Lynclbug Jacob ,ad Co.. and Jacob Brandt Jr, Balti
march ls-ily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28
A Gard.

A tard.
Il ass"catng myself with Mcssrs CoLHuAs 4 CRAwroRD
viii return my thanks 10 friends who have NJ literally
encouraged Tor the pas, aud respectfully solicit con-
hnuanee OF their favor Tor ,he now firm. . .
h.b lin VAN TALIAFERRo.
ftARPENTEt,s AND III llDERs will find large stock Of
y foods, Building Materials, Ne. Nc, nj
Ian MILLS, COLIlDl'N X co. 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28

= = ~ ~ 2A ~ a,..1 -
q s i'.s 10 ;s ~ irSs1 syruf cd ca Gsssg
49, Is y3lss ~. nssss - ries
1sa..ls ~ smp on sarueA aad spss Tupsnsss
M6hf4k x1s<s md catI6n Rape ana Tsine
Is 8Ains44 o1D9n oorFun1A Coxs f1aieu, and kPeafA
Aaa neaFiS every article aad In arecesy Store gu
~ NtkA H - sd cheap cash panctua customers
1Nu M ~ hA1rn relcs Lad Becf Flour Corn
tps& bwsk bssd Fuil woc and any :thef county, pro-
- Liberal coasignmentA qnlek esies ana
rs ses os1 GRO. y. pAyIs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28

e Merchants and others Interested Informed that III
South Side Railroad Company have made IA have
the rya4e done between rr Depot and all points Of the city
and Canal Basin,
Give orders Mr. L. T. SIMS, them the
Railroad Depot W. b. tiRlGG, Agent
1yScuBuR ,i Feb. i, isSn. =. 3. Il. l.. Ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28
New Commission House.

k have this da. associated ourselves ogrhc for the
w pssse Of contrasting n GENERAL COMMISSION Blsl-
NE,S, fobaecc. Mt.si tutn, &c We ask
AaA STAR sronAlr u generous puhlc assuring them
~ Ina; .paicr tsan J~1de aud have
always ignorei action on ihc We~l
cell the old nlis.ion, make remit
sold Once Jno e. shenrv Main Street
- rp-lAcly rHThkLE ~ BUkkS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28

CAUTION.
Persons living distance should be extremely cautious Of
they ordes Tickets Certificates Of Packages o
Tickets The coiintry Ia hno,ed with bogus md swndng
Iolteios kyery judgement IA held oul 10 In
money Ia Capital irkcs oI from 100000 stoooo
head seh.mes-~iih Iiekes ut tine Dollar. fl0oUOO
Capital Prizes offered, Tickets H. Al such in ever! IN
frauds: und II money scot 10 them for Tickets
much thrown without the shHdow Of chance oi
getting prize. Beware oi ali Lottere where the Capital
Prize unusually large In comparison 10 the price I" "Aets
every instance where large pszcs offered for small
~ Tickets put Il down Tor certain fraud
gW All orders addressed 10 fRANcg, BnoApBrgTs Co,
Wilmington, Del viii meet with prompt attention, and the
printed official drawings sent rs sonn
FRANCE, BROApBENTS co,
fed 24.dtdofl Wilmington, Bsk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28

All articles consigned to the Agent ut City Point will be ship
by by class directed, and
bills Of iading taken and forwarded without any additional
charge.
For classification goods and other information apply the
Agent nj l., 1chburg. II. ID. BIRD, Supi.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-28

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS TEN, -
To be drawn In wilmington Del Wednesday, Feb 29h s0o