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sg-The Greatest Remeay Of One Age-Rl

RS~The Greatest Remedy of the Age-BIl-
IdNGs SYRUP is fast becoming the greatest remedy of the
for all diseases arising from any rreguary of the bowels
has been correctly called the Great Southern Remedy being
composed almost exclusively from and bars ndgnous
country IT has been thoroughly tested i'll every country and
climate and its effects have uniformly been the certain
and permanent for all Irregularities of the bowels
where The disease has advanced the last stage The public
may be assured that this purely vegetable remedy and that
II docs contain anything that is in the least injurious the
constitution It is quackery but the result of long expert
The treatment of the peculiar disease which it
intended.
For sale by all druggists.
Wo0DMAN & BEMENT,
Sole Proprleors,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

RsrBeware of the voiea nfc dyes that singe
the hair poison The blood and change The the skin Dr.
Chiffon, Chemist Of the Coton Board tie profes.
sion has auayzed Grsadoros Excelsior Dye de-
claes that this machess Dye contains particle Of eaer
dus matter Hair of any obnoxious color is instantly changed
to black any shade Of brown,
soldeyergwhere, and applied by all Hair Drsssara
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by j
WRIGHT Co. q and l6l Chartres street. General Agents
aa9 2pln1aM GEIsTAnoRO No. 8 Astor House. n x
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Raliy! Rally /:

BELL KNIGHTss CLuB.
The members above Club will at their Club Room,
philip street between Royai and Bourbon Streets TfIS
EVENING, Saturday Sept f,at 81. o'clock.
All persons iii Of the election Of BELL and EVERETT
are respectfully invited join this Club Members requested
10 be pulctuRl.
By order Of the President
OSCAR LEBLANC,
al oNIt SerretA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

RgCotton Factors and Planters can now
procure NIL sizes of the IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS
Agent, W. L. CUSHING No 81 Charles street. New
Orleans, at the usual price and liberal credit.
BATES HYDE & CO.,
au21 If Manufacturers of Eagle Cotton Gins.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

#SeEa1perience teaenes Ess taat delicaeY
many females from applying alleviate
suffering and life. That objection the case
of sr James Clarkes Female Pills. prepared sfter the pre-
scption Of Sir James Clarke the Queen Of Eng
land and well known to be the only remedy for
female deules and distractions from any They can
be sent in bottle containing 80 pills posi- free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent the United staes JOB MOSES Rochester
N. T., j. WRIGHT L CO., New oreans Wholesale Agents.
and aold BY all respectable Druggists fs9 2p1yAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
Really! Rally! Rally!

YOIJN q BELL Rim q ERS!
The regular weekly meeting f.his Club will he held their
Hall Story Building THIS EVENING, Saturday, Sept 1t,
at ~ O'clock
ta1ePueua attendance is earnestly requested.
BY order of the President; y"...
sell 2plt D. C. CANTER, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
Es 81 u. . Il q ~.

rsii's seisi tqeaiag
HALs panaef F5sa4saI aacsrsf .a Ward First Dss-
BAa thi CID .. vii be haid a EAGLE
'asas s's ase fr spd M Felicity Road % Mf-
s.a -, s,s en- 'sk for de purpose q
u Ne Exe ..susse Committee the
az sAe ssTE, for Tnesday. All sSfAeuitet
ip cor. WHITE and H. = NoEl 'siA address
Ee1as@esng. .5,4s,4 fsr54 5s5fI5Es tsqpql .,a a,l
ii isso u eereA Of Bsi.'s - II = ~ = ana All
I 1en9ssa, III VII 'sss FitANK.lA. CLAYTON scety
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

Ez-Sewing Machine to Rent "A Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine NEW and in splendid order
will be rented for three months until
to the city.
Apply to MRS oBER at the eice of Grover Baker No
II Camp street. au2l 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

a. spring Bsds--s6 to ss SO eor the l,ess
Spring Bed in existence Hswea Patsn ~ Me- aI Chatham
street. New York. Examine address the ELLIPTIC BET
SPRING GoMFAEy fIf tnia 1sS1,;, "a circular 81
~ Hl0NANllsIs ffEi' 'srsfr.aezsflp18-z - peG;8
.aaceraenH to local y1a zpAwly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

=. .5. TO the Planters,
And all who interested in preserving Life Limb and
Health of those connected with them in any way,
DALLEY's MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
warranted 10 cure and cads relieving the
agony Of the sufferer in the short often minutes It
also eues piles old swengs
bruises wounds scrou erupons the skin broken breasts
nippes and everything arising from nfammations
ETC. family that experiences this blessing will never be
without 1t.
For sole in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT s CO.,
"E q and l5l Charres street.
General Agents the South and to whom all orders should
he addressed sci 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
', n ~. !. aayerest ID Azartl,' q eoaner .

= ~. q sggrt9eat G. {FasHxi, 4 caWner OF
vi sass a = sa,eets PoutihE Disitict.-AH Clubs
Joashass - 4 rs4.ss ct4he aiioaal Union Party
ard persons @ sis ERETT GUARD ii
aEe esheaAa fs,i {ast Cd nlrleed. the cot
the inauga as,oA assdss sitseis TuRDAy EyEN-
yssta sepsrlnsaS & ii sS a'eicek,
Hon, 81 ~ tttAsf III: j: TER, seoreta5.
=, ,sen au3l 2p2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
Young Ladies, Institute,

1se cARo RoNDHLEp STREET.
MISS S. S HULL, PmSuRI-
KFhe Glasses in hts Institution WIN be resumed on Isl
September, 1860. aug 2pu5se
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
sATuRpAY MOANING. SEPTEMBER !. 1850.

na The gentlemen Of the Adams Express have
our thanks Gor papers in advance Of the mail
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
Certain Remedy

FOR GHILLS AND FEvERt
After long drou likely have reyer
and Agne such prevail would
therefore, recommend TO all
DR. QSGOQD'S
INDIA CHOLAGOGUE,
being a SAFE and SURE REMEDY for the complaint.
I7Re particular the name as the only
article that epeeded and it only remedy
well known throughout the Union any recommendation
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
p and I5l Chart Street
sell 2p3t General agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

xsrConstitutfon Club viii meet at the Or
leans Ball Room Orleans street, THIS EVENING saturday
September O'clock mite with the Everett Guard in
the Inauguration of their Hail.
sci 2nI b g. eENAs seeretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

Soft Shell Almonds.
100 bags Tarragena ALMONDS.
100 bags Spanish
10 bales LaugHedoc =.
AT. COCHRAN u HALL,
Is New Levee and II Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

OFFICE MO. 70 CAMP STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

nS-Mount Vernon Club.--This Club was
duly organized as The MOUNT VERNON CLUR md the
following officers elected FRIDAY EVENING the 22d
inst, at No. 8 New Basin
Pfesident-THoMAS MURRAY.
Yce-Presdents--A HOWELL, CHAs. PRIDE.
secretary-EDWARD S. Ho0LE -@@-
Treasurer-W. 7. SToCKER.
Marshal--JoHN i. GUBERNATER. a.ma"
Assistant Marshals-E. BLEssEY, JOS, LABoRDE.
Finance Committee--J. W. WILDER, WM GRANT, DR.
BEHSADEN, F., W. DoRR.
Committee of Arrangemepts-MARK BREEDEN, ROB'T
ARMIsTEAD, W. p. COLEMAN, f, ToIEDANO, E. A.
TYLER.
After the organization Mssrs Murray, Fields Shields and
Coleman addressed the meeting.
The Club selected FRIDAY EVENINGS for its regular
meetings.
Resolved That the proceedings this meeting be published
in the Crescent, Bulletin and Bee.
EDWARD S. HooLE, Secretary.
Nsw Orleans, August n, 1850 aug 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

Yearly snbsaFipsion, $40 % 81 the week % os,sss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
Malaga RIssisss.

200 boxes Layer RA1sINs.
200 -. MIR
200 hf. and Or. bxs. Layers and MRS
A. f. COCHRAN & HALL,
IS New Leyee and IL Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

100 boxe sperm Candies.
! Sam Leonard ), 7 assorted sizes
AT, COCHRAN d HAIL.
IL New Leyee and II Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
pfrgt,eia Comme1 Coat,

a the above very rate and would a.e III whe wish TO
secure supply winter use hand III ter orders without
delay
Also, PITrsBuRG, ANrHRACIfE and ENGLISH CAN
NIL GOALS. at low st market rates.
WILLIAMSON SMITH,
AtGFceYy \ FaFwcfs,
auto epl2t 81 Se;cheL street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

ng-Minute Men or '60.-At mes ting of the
friends Bell and Everett duly organized Wednesday,
August 20 Club oru ed under the OF the MN
UTE MEN or co.,
following officers unanimously elected to dur
ing the Presidential canipaigt:
President--P. Il, MIDDLE3IISS. -... .-
Vice.President-A. E. DICK.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. W. SEuTZ
Captafn--JAAfEs BEGtiS
Committee of Arrapgemens-G. W. NEUTz. c, w. Girls
SAN TOBY HART, j. "A, BROWN.
The meeting adjourned to On WEDNESDAY, sepem-
s. at o'clock T. NJ Station Hall, Of Poymnia
and Nayades streets
Persons wishing enroll themselves in this Club, will find
lists No 95 Camp street No. 50 Common street and the
Crescent office.
aust 2p6t CIV. NEuTz, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

~. NIXON, naisor aaa Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01
au27 2p6t

oHle IfnpfeIors
Corner of Common and Magazine streets,
o,27 ouf Ney Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-01

'ssAN oat S0tkSopVsNc hHa
@ be thrown 80 is fearful that the election
a'iu 4lat osilsa1to the House Of Representatives
- NY Adere Lincoln will be chosen President.
ns "a. ss dismiss all appfehensions. Lincoln will
sIIMp scarcely better chance in the House than
y LINER of us. Fifteen yotesis his uHiaateaa-and
II requires seventeen to elect The apprehension
that the House will turn out the sitting member for
Oregon need not be felt. We do not believe there
ID majority there to do it-but sooner than per-
nit it to be done, for such a purpose, the Demo-
Gratis and Americans very properly too-woud
resist it by parliamentary expedents that would
efectualy preventive consummation. The organs
aof the Black Republican party-thc New York
Tribune at their headall admit that Lincoln IS de,
feated altogether unless chosen BY the people.
The suggestion that all the electors chosen in
The Southern States, no matter upon what ticket,
shall meet together informally after the popular
election Is over, and agree to cast united vote IN
any way to defeat Lincoln is good one, provided
only that the arrangement be understood and sane
TONED by the people beforehand. The electors
are bound in honor toyote for the candidates upon
whose tickets they placed, unless it be under.
stood in ADVANCE that they are to be left to their
own discretion. It will he difficult matter to
have any general understanding upon this subject.
and therefore the proposition, good enough in it
seli. may be considered hardly practicable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

NJ VS. "a BaEinser On tbs WORCESTERSHIRE.
WI" eansl anc, indesa, TIE rfes. object OF his life
seheo 70 De to labor, and TO ob,ain The means Of
and Ing MS ehlidrss aud bis family comfortable
,Ss..aatps, ouch father 10 . loss, iadeed, and
,ne WIDOW and the orphan will long lament his de.
p.ure, whose feelings aud 9, mpaihies were aIvays
enlisted in their behalf humanity and kindness
were HE heading traits, and these were extended
W ~ Atoand him, as well TO The animals which Low.
control. ~ US
-. olonel Pryor had been n member of the old
"n'R parry Tor many years, he did not abandon his
Prn'lp'es entertained in early lfe nor did hs prin-
vp'es abandon him, in his old aye, and the last 20.
'ie"l ACT OF bis Ute, was TO attend the late Wing
Convention, in Richmond as II delegate from the
county OF Amherst. Although warmly attachedto
Tue principles entertained by the whig party, vet,
De was liberal in his feelings towards those who
Uttered from him in opinions. and some Of his best
ana warmes' friends are those entertaining different
opinions yet that difference never disturbed hi, So
cis relations or diminished the arJor and sincerity
Of his iriendship
He had read much, and studied mnch-and mar
ueularly that Book. which is calculated to lead ma
TO eternal life and WINS Grin believer IN its Divine
precepts. few years before his death he made a
public profession Of Religion, and WAS taptizcd by
immersion, aud united himself to the Baptist church
at New Prospect, and cont inued member until his
death His last end was peaceful and tranquil, and
manifested that hrmne" and resignation, which were
ue."'.' W MIN hro.gh i've such has been the
LIE and character OF one who will long be remcm-
bered by the people Of Amherst and none can regret
his loss more than the writer Of this The social re-
la,ions and friendship existed, without interruption,
for period OF thirty years.
Sad was the hour which behcd us mart
The word-'Jdre~eF' had melted all my SOIL
felt the bitter tears of anguish start.
Dim was he kindling lusr, hs eve,
Cold was thai breast, 50 late In Friendship warm
Mute was his tongue, and notion.css his arm.
t.-... ...4. s.-F Q*.asss.
DsT-Richmond Wing and Religious Herald please
copy.
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0RrTIIARY-

Colonel Jens Psvoh Of The county OF .irhhcrst ia
no more lie departed this life on Monday mornng,
the 26th day of May, 1860, at his residence Pyora
'ale in the county OF Amherst, in tile I'D year 9f
MS age. full of usefulness and full ofyehrs. s~
The wrter0f this can hardly reafise the TACT that
his friend is more. hut il istoo true. II was bat
yesterday that he seenwth alt his faculties u.
operation attending TO the ordinary duties winch t-
'olrcd upon him, and now he sleeps in the COLI ana
silent grave No man in die county CT Amherst had
enneared himself more to the people OF tie county
'fan Colonel Pryor; and wien one who had filcd so
many public sta,ions, and had endeared himself to
Inc people of his county, BY his high minded and
honorable conduct through long aud eventfnl me;
more extended notice Of his life and death viii he
gratifying TO mis- numerous friends and instructive to
'nose who an& to follow him. -.-
Colonel Pryor was The only son of William Pryor
VINO settled il the county of Amherst al very early
"ay-mdeed, wiien these beautiful mountains and
,a"eys OF ours,wfre the hhapts OF the indtan ana
ms ride was frequently called upon to protect the sety
"ers from their depre,iations. He was Afterwards
engaged in the struggle for american Independence,
n p acted well his prrt in That memorable conflict
ne'ng himself ia dependent in his circumstances, ne
bestowed upon his ouly son q bern education, ana
",s genius, talents and Judgement sere manifested AZ
A' MS transactions with hs fellow man. Cnor''-
natey for him in very early life he formed amntii-
,nohial connection very mach against the wishes Of
us hher, and TINT unfortunate step blighted the
erous prospecs pr his youthful ambition, and rem
ue'ea the balance Of his Journey through Tie, one
" iaoor, care and anxiety. But his indomiiaof'
.po', and energy Of character, sustained him IN ali
"e conflicts Of life and he sueceeded in raisiag and
supporting and raising an interesting family Of chilf
eh only three of whom living TO feel The great
'oss which they have sustained, Colonel Pryor bad
"''eu as Surveyor in the county of Amherst Tor
many years. and no man hos ever filed the oiIce
''u more skill and ability, than he dd--inheeo,
saen was his reputation, Ms correct and accurate
he tv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
Markets.

BALrIuoRE, June !. Flour dull and steady;
Howard Street md Ohio 1918. Wheat fat: Red
dy: Yellow 60 to 72c White II TO 75c. Prnvis-
ions buoynnt: Mess Pork $l8.25 Rump $l400.
Lard steady at III cents. Whiskcy quiet.
New York June Cotton dropping with -ales
OF six hundred bales. Flour firm, Wheat firm
and unchanged. Corn firm Mixed 62a64 Wes
tern Yellow 67a. Pork firm Mess Sl7 ,45aSlS
Whisky unchanged. Sugar firm, Muscovado GA
n: Coffee firm at l3tnl4 upen,inc dull
Resin firm. Sales Of 1000 bbls. one at irty-seven
aud a.half to sixty. Rice firm and unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

MilLspaEvlhlK, Jdne 1.-The Natonai Demo-
cratic Convention 'n,et here last hish,. Judge
Warren being appointed President, r. solutions
were adnr'cd re affirming the Cincinnati pla frop
and. favoring the bred Sc,tt decision. A full del
''.a1on was rent to Baltimore. The following
gentlemen were nominated Ms elcgaies frum the
State nj large: Judge Warren, tIov. johnson, Jas.
Gardner, sni A. II. Charpell.
Thirty counties were represented by 100 dele
gates.
The proceedings werc harmonious. and tho
Convention adjourned sine de.
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-EATESTEEWggYTECEcRaFR
ffss AsA@+1.Sm .LA-a--M
rsLnssAs Pos rnR "Lsncnsuna vHetstAs
Congress-.

wAsaISoroS, June 7.--SssArs.--The House
joint resolution to adjcotn was passed.
The Army Bill was called up aud discussed.
but no action taken. & aa.la5
adjourned.
herss %. RErREsENTArivEs.-- House al
lourned today atter u rontinunus session Of IS
hours--l7 III which were occupied in proceeding
under the call Of the House, there being no quo
rum. This means was rrsvrtsd To for the pur-
pose Ut procuring one, II having been objected on
the Democratic eide to allowing Mexican
to make u speech in the absence of n quuL
rum. quorum WINS finally cbtninrd
and he was nermitted tn make speech. which
was vi u most offensive abolition character.
The members heing tagged out und sleepy, The
body adjourned ill tom ,rrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

ADJOURNED S.xE DIE.--The General Associa-
ton of Virginia Barfists, after peaceful and
harmonious session Of fur days. at Staunton, nd
journed on Monday night last. The next meeting
oi the Association will be held in Petersburg on
the Thursday before ,e first lords day in June,
1861, 7..' i ,. le ..- '.'f7 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

return CARGn MADE Ur.--Ibe Norfolk Wa
papers announce that tho cargo of the bar k
lone Star made up for Bordeaux, will shortly
be placed On hmrI and n" further freight offers
are now taken up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
NEW CONCERN

NEW CONCERN
JNO. IL. TYREE. SAM'I- TlREE. CIIAS ii. TYEEE
lspEk THE sTlLE A. fiRM
T Y r E E IL CO.,
COMM ISS!ON MERCHANTS,
LynchDurg. virginia. a
nFFER their services To the planters public general
~ iy In the sale of y
1OBACCO WHEAT FL0LR AND OTHER pRODTt'E
j. H. Sam Tyfoe hnvng In the .son business
ir twenty years. and feel that concern car and
wutxsesahahcaDa Their charges selling Tobacco will
he us follows:
30 n fer Hogsheads
n for loose parcels Of ] O0o pounds and upwards
% cents for parcels between 500 aud 1000 pounds
u cents for parcels under 800 pounds
We pay the crier's fec In ail cases
Jan SITS (Rep copy TYREE L co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

liz ARReARs-We learn from Auditor Bennett that
Robert o. Doss, Sheriff OF Campbell county Virgiais,
is in default n the payment Of public revenue The
Commissioner Of the Revenue Ct that county has
been ordered 10 Withhold bis book, andan execution
for about $4,000 has been sent against the goods
and chate!s OF the Sheriff. Camphrll county is the
largest tax paying county IN the Stlfe. Last year
her cizeas paid $4,000 into the public treasury, in
the shape of taxes real and rers ona esate.-RicA
Examiner, yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
NOTICE.

NM have this day associated with commission bu
w sncss Mr. CmAs H. TyREK, and the new concern will h,
under the 81, H. and firm OF ~ ngg n Co.
Jan y. 1850 j. II. 4 HAd'L. TYREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

Struck BY LlGnrNiNG.-A son Of Andrew let
kick, in Marion county. Va, was killed by light.
ming on the 2lst alt lie was sitting on porch
during q storm with his father and mother and
had lust risen from his seat when the bolt struck
him on the head, aud set his hair on FIRE; all of
them feeling the force Of this tremendous shock
or less. His Their ran to his rescue and put
out the fire in his hair. 1t literally tore tho cap
OF his hend in pieces, then his boots were bursed
and the bottoms thrown off. Uher. he stood the
fluid broke down the end cf plank in the floor.
In Morgantown. Va. the stable Of VIM. Hallway
Of that place, was struck by lightoing Wed.
nesday afternoon and burned to the grouud The
s,aile was siuaied near one If tho finest blocks
Of houses in the town, and nothing but the ex
ceedingly hard rain which followed the stroke,
and the active exertnns Of the citzens, saved the
property. The W. men Of the place; seeing immi-
nent danger, to,e up their carpets, and made
dams In the CUTTERS, IN older to get water to ex
tipguish the dcyourjnS element. These facts We
gather from the Fairmont True Vrginian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
TIE SOMBRERO GUANO.

TIE SOMBRERO GUANO.
before hcns mixed, s rendered Immediately soluble by the
addition of sulphurc Acid This treatment universally
recommended by tho most emiuen Agricultural Chem
isis. Without II. the action Of tho two Guanos
when mixed h not simultaneous, and
consequently comparatively inefficient.
THIS Is the mixture Amnoutned aud Phosphate
GcANos We know OF offered To The Agricultural commu.
nifty, In REALLY soIrniL form.
Price $40 per Ton Of 1000 pounds.
our reports those who applied tho above FERTILIZER
I" their crops fsi f are hiahlg sItaErcorps much
ran Gnnno viii ere long he altogether used In this section
substitute for The Peruvian GuSuo, which, s,tont Ae hddi
ion rheh"f' tends rSinsr < sNh.,, Inn permanently
"n moy 'h' SOIL 'Ebf SAoNnEEs, Agents,
ScrOad supply Of Spripg " summer Goods.
JOHN Il. DAVIS & Co,
No. lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
pENlSG Today and through u. week. their second snp
~ p, Of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, bongh
Elegant Plain. Black and Fame, sIks Of ever, style
beautiful lserngc and organdi hcbea
Cir nadine v.
Fnulnil
Printed Foulards,
Zine Apple Cloths, ...
r"rln-, Tor street and Travelling Dresses,
1ngli-h Bcraacr, In great variety aud style
Tlaln, White aud coarrd Brinnis,
A large aud handsome stock Lace and SIk Nantes,
French Work. In great variety and sil ies
Gloves aud lloscrieH variety and
A inll and complete astorinsn "f Household Goods
sork ~ servants Goods worry complete With stock oil
Cloths Cassmcres and vcs,ines, Mr. Gcntlcmens wcnr.
Carpets, Druagrts, Mnlinga mud Ituga,
All Of which NIX xamihai Of buyers before phrcha
sing a. We Intend Offering them NJ pcs "nssrpdss@f
may II j. 7. u. n Co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

EEClEsI LEECuEs Lathe ssbesihers hpse tpge -
IL csissd 10, Of DE Be-. svSsdish ana nj
IRE Be- Tepsrsd :" furnish hsss fsseA IND - MY ~
may 10 ttel $40 70. W. AsakuHhH - = A<kfsAf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08
Singers Sewinc Machines.

E1luEOA . NOW AA38 AsAesScAAA4AOos
% o. S & s.ss, s sss,.s
Amer ea.sbi.ins s highest repsson IN .hs United sssss
sss :sssss II ~
these t e
n sssn N @ v No ss
;hoe%a.sr carriage Tm%s .asas ass5
masSns es ssu.ry employees oas Tnoa.snS
year In oil private families where there s much sewing TO
and ho,s fserSrs parsua scn1.nisdt and plo
"ss .r ssss ami ns he Hd of sssas Ma
chine made BY xh, ry,y sort o. work eease q ane
less Mashlno. hate ba made and ssd dsr vasess
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