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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

A TROUBLESOME VIslToR-JoIXED THE PEAcE So
cIgry-A individual answering 10 the "entrment"
ofMark White, WAS before the Mayor, yesterday upon
lie complaint of Virginia Daniel. The complainant.
charged that this man White has been in the habit of
coming to her house very often, sometimes drunk and
once or twice abusing her aud insulting her grossly
She stood it as long rs she could and more than
once ordered him away and never to put his foot in
her house again Yet he did return. A night or two
since he called when she told him she had no CONVEX
sation for him wished to have nothing to do with
him. and wanted him to 20 away and let her alone
She advised him 10 go away and he abused her: she
ordered him away and told him if he didn't 80 lie
would get into trouble and he struck her. She cried
for help when the neiehhors came in aud saved her
from further naltreatment, AMI the trouble was all
over in few minutes. His Honor on being
made acquainted with the above facts ordered the
unmanncrly visitor to give bond in the sum of
hundred dollars to keep the peace for twelve months
The security being given the aforesaid gentleman was
discharged from custody.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for May came to hand several
days since, but we have not had the lsnre until now
to notice its contents. The present issue completes
the Goth volume and 9th year of this very popular PC
riodical commenced with the idea of principally repro
ducing the best papers in foreign magazines, the
Of the work gradually led to the introduction
of original articles and original illustrations For the
last five years-with scarcely any exception, in
favor of Thackery (whose present novel is likely. at
its present rate of progress, TO he completed some
where about the of the twentieth CEN
tury,) nearly all the papers and illustrations have
been original and it is estimated that not less than
three hundred thousand dollars have been paid, since
the Magazine was commenced to its American Au-
thors and Artists. No other periodical in the world,
has made such outlay this, because none other
could afford it. The present number has several HAS
trated articles: Loungings in the Footprints of The
Pioneers-Iialeigh and his City: thacommencc,nent
ola series, by Mr.. E. G. Squer, upon Ancen, Monu-
ments of the United States; the Silk Worm and Mas
Ter Charley's Prze-fght this last by f. Below, We
think. The other papers nre of interest also, nc.a
ding further chapter Of Thackerays novel and Char
iotte Brontes Last Sketch, singular story of Double
Consciousness, by the Rev. DR.. Plumer an Irish
Sketch, by Anthony Troope and a good, sensible
article upon Cemeteries
The Editors Drawer,in the present number OF IIar-
per- contains many racy anecdotes and characteristic
traits
The Magazine can be procured in this city at the
bookstores of Messrs Greed and Victor.
MERCHANTS BANK.-Below we give II statement of
the condition of the Merchants Bank, in this city,
the 3lst Of March last:
Il
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addition following papers for which am special
Agent will receive and forward advertisements TO any pa
per in the United States -A-
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
S $$HiFFSSbssa, Knoxville Tennessee.
SENTINEL, Rogersvie Tennessee.
INTELLIGENGER, Morristown, Tenn
SSlAAzEErrE Lexington Va
1 nNMJSRhT Liberty, Va.
VISITOR, Marion, Va.
n WTi4 Fincastle, Va
REGISTER Danvlle, Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Go. Ho.. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, BRISTOL
tN NIEH' Jonesboro, Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Greenvie Tenn.
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, TENN
POST. Athens.
PpihR nHSSfIhANS' Abingdon, Va.
sTAEAND HERALD, Chrisiiansburg, Va.
PATRIOT, Grayson Co. lo., Va.
T TiLES wy.heyine, Va.
ADVOCATE, Tazeweu Co. IIo. va.
south W EST, Giles Co. To-. Va.
REPUBLICAN,, Winchester, Va. ~
por.on, wishing TO advertise any OF the above papers, az
f hnn having extensive circaation In their localities M
Gnd II IN to at the Office oil The ihnci
hurry yirpninn, STAIRS. where contracts VIII U" ' '
advertisements foh" AADhD A. wADDILL
TIM, Foreman Nirgninn Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUABLE rARM rnR SllE

/ OFFER For SALE WOODLAND, the late rrridence Of
= NiNtrrE, decd. situated mile I,nehburg,
,r thnle onnrt Hntsr Turnpike. There will be sold with
thr dwelling s6 aces NJ land considerable proportion OF
which Is IN niur nrsies excellent Dwelling, there
lh see III thu necessary out houses arco occo acto,a
vel NJ superior WATER NJ.
I've llarr is admirably adapted To either market dairy
Farm WISEIFE Exo.
IN "taiIWtS Z. Winffef, iced
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MANIPULATED GUANC

MANIPULATED UANO.
WI to the Planters of virginia Guano prepared by
w follows:
900 lbs Peruvian G,iano that can be procured;
500 do. Somorcro Gnano containing 50 per OF Phos
phate OF Lime;
300 do Ground Plaster for which pay ~ u ton extra
the best information Obtain believe this Mixture
Price Planters as per l :. less is wien they
furnish the bags.
.35- Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co., .
Richmond, Virginia.
Ao for sale by Commission and Grocery Merchants cities
80 We refer 10 Planters wr have used the Sombrero and
the Manipulated Guanonnnng them Jas Gait Esq. A. War
wick Esd Jos. Alien Esq and H. H. styl, Esq an,o Others
Below give d. X. Iues Chemist at University of Val
report of the samples from " bags and shall be kept
o that standard:
~ able to give you the suit Of analysis. They
show the Mixture to be whal sta.~ former letter.
judge that Fortunate In the selection Of materials
especially OF Peruvian Guano The ccnage of Ammonia
shows the Pcruy to contain 1874 cent, which
than the average. The Analysis Ia as folowS:
Moisture given of at boiling ppin) 1905
Saphurc Acid, DAB; Lime, 364. 90D
Ammonia GU
Ins0luble Matter ....... ............ ..j5
small quantity Of AlknIi-unierHned. Water in
combination and organic matter as5
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with the success which
Il deserves, ! remain, your-,
dec 9-dtsciy ID. X. TUTTLE'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
From Rev. DR.. Rosser.
Words of Caution.

III Ia tell readers that The wells and
fgG springs Throughout the country hud been poisoned aud
l had dcoNore ntioir Ia Its effects not Of them
would gladly avail themselves of our discovery, with
hope avcrting death II Ia tell them TINT
had discovered na OF enough for them aud and
prepared share With them moi would refuse
aid liu health In ,aunbe Than riches,
how huc gra.Ic should they be 10 learn TINT grcat
has been compounded nf purely vegetable matter and
that s curative powers ARE le less certain than light and
darkness Nerd We give insisircsf lfso call on the
lucl4ro BAKERS BllfEls aud examine the myrla1S of
certificates from all sections at the south, of who have
cured of Dpspopsidhy lis all healing lropcries Among
will The of old and young, male and
male rNioing this EirfRs the skies md blessing foyl-
dcnr 5r IT, curative powers Hut lis virtues confined
L. u, sa Nervous licaachs yield readily 10 its powers.
Torpid LINERS become purkrncd and nhde ncve by s nfu
'nc. Sonnl- made henlihy by its neualking cf
Indigestion ,ispaars when enters The organs Of life.
nrroa resist liz tonic powers. And Cholera Itself,
when b, these m la promptly dlaarmed and becomes
1nud -, al.n that sourgc devastating The county,
HAkEpS BfIElts VIII not remrdy a the Ills of humanity,
nG @ discusses caused BY the stomach and bowels
dis yield ia strengthening effects, mud speedily driven
rn the system Al WIN need tonic should Try IT, and be-
CON" their own Juigfs oi its virtues.
For sale h, MI the Druggists u Iynciburg and by nil tho
pr ra Druggists IN the city 81 Richmond, and elsewhere
Vi as uf Mcsers tas Solt Co., Washington city,
D. &C.: l. H. rnbIer Co., baltimore, Nd; d. b. Miller Cow
ingt N. Ky: and Barnes n Park N. Y.
"a Irrs hll"i by addressing u. lbAKElt, Proprietor,
10 Ei,Iinpu1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOIN A. I'M aEa ". RocGE. TAlLoE.
LEE, ROOKIE & TAYLOR.


LEE, ROOKIE & TAYLOR.
M NoLiSALE AND RErAfI GEoCEHs COMMISSION
md FosNARDlNo MERCHANTS, q. the old stand
~ iah he ~ Co.. No. lna Naia street. ~ hchburg,
WI pay larllcGsst and prompt sale To
- /" hH|i4, 'oRN, BifoN, i.tRp. BUTTER Fha-
20 /" and 'et ~ P"9Ht > g,urray MAKE ihe
- dhets "a produce eraian,'s Ia hand sale; guar
~" ana s1'h Inn safes ~hrn r,lfe attend iramitly
-'' ' nSi II b. fgtn arl I; have and lnrse
~ wen selected soes or Grose,, miot,el DoncSic
Liqus :, Niacs. g., sc.
sS GRAM BAGS furnished at the usual rent when nro
"ueN " 'siehtt l. AS lar tnv. inih 20
Lynchburg Savings Bank.
o.tt u hiN t., Al rhE
'il> ln>iUtttn holds its mpclings fur acnnnur nan,r
tN'f3 f'n. nj ~ o'clock, L, N. Drpastprs paid
l'fr cent on aii sums remaining IL nion,hs more.
EDGAR WHlrEHkAD PRESIDENT
q. w. PRICE,, Treasurer.
HUGH NELSON, Seer.farB.
tRECToRS
J1lS : Bass, ". \. MlLLER,
WM. 4. StsornEg, l. TNIFsuyFp
nkn > nr9tiD, \. NJ WoopRooF,
i"hS A. IAsNFR ALEN. fNMrItN
ap l2ts- Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
CANDIDATES. PoRoRFICE.
Commissioner of tho Revenue.

= 7 a -.
h(As. WE are authorized 10 announce WMfiI. PEER
VIZ MAN a candidate for tho Office of Commissioner
Of The Revenue for the Western District Of Campbell county
ap lp-sile 4ze 4s.s. = 5.,s.t5s. |i45 a. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

NJ WE nrc authorized 10 announce EoR1E II, LEM
MrR MON II candtiare for tho sherilaliy Of Campbell
COUNTY llep cppy.1 NH ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
Spring and. Summer Goods.
j. MATTHIAS &: Co.
No. o. Main Street. LN nchhurU. Va.

Gs& ! WISH TO SELL. PRIVATELY, MY LAND,
5S lying wnicrs OF Dry Fork, end Of Tazewe
--A-oouiy Va There some 100 Acres, most Of which,
YET orest several hundred bottom. level
land, which would, IL nproye most desirable frn
Spectators persons wishing 10 buy pnbpproysd land would
Mud ts inducefnen have lately moved u the prem-
sc be consulted in regard prce, payments c,
adirsss, - WALKER,
up 62n ~Rocky Gap Va.
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A. L. s u HIN

TN WISHES To inform his friends and patrons that he
AE win open, Wednesday, the 4h Of April full
HO mcnt u MILLINERY AND FANCY ARTICLES, for
Spring Bonncs Ribbons. Flowers, Hats
M-4 Caps Mantles Gloves Hosiery, Iiandker.
cl and numerous other nrtcles also Je~ry Clocks and
Watches " Repairing done al s,ort notice.
lrasc give call will sol 10 cheap you
buy cS""hcr No. W MAIN STREET,
p8dAcIm LYnchburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

~ CpirpRt FANNY Mac>iNra, in5 BROAD
J why, New York; AMI ial Ialnorc baltimore.
1his machine om Two soois, purchased from the
STORE. occurring reminding al thread II Hens FEELS Gath
stitches superior siyle finishing each by Its
operation, without recourse Ia the hand ncoo Ia
lurr b, oth,r machines II VIII do better and cheaper
ing If she works Tor cent
send for circular T. DAVIS n co
dts Agents lynchhurg
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New Crecery and CeInmi
CLOTHING, CL0TuTNG II CLoTHIrei,]


addition 10 tho large md shleushsa stnek OF EEADY-
MADE CLoTllINd pspshasvd, have ensAssd est rate
Cutter and will Dom this date. nanulhcure Of
n stock at home Havins bought my Goods nom Importers
Commission Ifouees ofhr great nAucenena
public 0arments will be made y seor no.Aee, aud good
always warranted Ny hisndA sM4 I'll loveu ~ home and
Southern manufacture, fsqaesied " pairoAlse will
hold Inducements 70 cash and prompt paying custom
ers My enbran Gentlemen, Youths and Bsys Cleh
Ing every description; also Formulating 0oods such
kha Collars Gloves Tea HandkercliafA Drawrr Socks,
ccs To Country MerhHnts VII say, thai am nov better
prepared ever will sell cheap any hause this
side baltimore To call Will amply repay the puroha-
g ha tronbe n. 0U0GkNHEthkk.
LsscnnuRa, April II, 1900. .
conslerable number Of rood banda ind steady
employment and reasonable prices paid for work. a the South
Clothing Manuiacory. lap il-sb N. G.. -
Costly Thy habit, IA my purse buy,
But not expressed In fancy. rich, not ganey,
For the apparel on proeats tic man, H8sA
And they ~ frnnre N the beat rank and station,
Are chief" In that. t -
Int, fa,rs, would might cnrcat 10 delay
his thing Nrhe hut Rppa-
rel that proelaIns The II only he found RI tho
ESTABLISHMENT NO. 1879 MAIN STREET,
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Call and Settle.
THNHoSE indebted will please call and "a Important
l. 10 close accounts. N. GUGGENHEIMER.
feb
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m WE authorized n annouuce DIN q. THORN
HSE hill rs acan'daic tor tho next sh,rIay OF lamp.
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MERCHANTS BAYK.-Below we give II statement of
the condition of the Merchants Bank, in this city, OH
the 3lst of March last:
;1bd6jas.
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For COMMUNICATING Attornoy
Sherifalty.

6rS- WE ARE authorised 10 announce JOHN H. CON
EyNg LEY candidate for tho sherfes VI Campbell
county election, 4th Thursday IN May tnp 2.de
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

VNINE SILVER wATCHES-we have on hand The bed ~
OF silver Watches have offered 0s sale. Thy
will be tr0,yvnted TO work Welt and will be sold low.
- !. WILLIAMS SON, 5d
apt2 - Main sireets
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DR.. s. Johnson. DENTIST.

LII. .. J UIIQSU1& DtULISL,
Rz u fully prepared 10 perform all operations pertaining
Gffiro the dental profession In the best possible manner
mud fully warranted In every respect.
Teeth extracted the aid OF electricity, without pain TO the
patient.
10y once opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Main Street,
Lypehbnrg, Va.
H. Gmr, NJ. D.; Thos L. Walker NJ d.: John H. Patterson,
~. IL Alex. Il ompson, Esp Sam1 McCorke, Esq; a. w.
Rookie, Esq John j. Smith, Esd; J. J. Irby, ESQ., VIM T.
lanee, Esq; John H. Tyree, Esd, and H. ID. Flood, Esq.
NH -. 'GO.lIYf
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MILLINERY GOODS.
Spring Styles for 1850; at

No. lOI Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
MISS SIMPSON will open this (MoNDAY) morninghsr
lNl handsome assortment Of Millinery Goods consisting 81
,nncts of all varieties Ribbons fioweFn Ohrens' Hats
ouces laces vas Mourning ooliass Embroidery, &c,
calls the attention Of all In want OF articles In
the Millinery ne being determined sell rs cheap bargains
IA be bought In the city. lap 2ts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24
vEsPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Most Convenient Artificial Light
N TIE WoLD.

TBNEIs GAS gnerstea from Pure Coal OIL and for elegance
economy, safety and simplicity, cannot be SURPASSED. The
fixtures are in the style the ordinary gas xsres
Its advantages are that portable gas light urivaed
ol brancy cheapness cleanliness and Simplicity be
used wherever artificial light required. II s easy regulate
and trimming ard attention, whatever, after
Lighting 1t Is perfectly SAFE end free from explosions and
has Odor smell while burning The light Re made 70
burn with any degree Of hancy, by turning screw, and be
increased simultaneously in volume from that Of candle 70
ten twenty, by turning valve in ordinary gas.
The Fesper ss hame and fixtures precisely resemble in form
those Of coal gas but in brancy and purity Of ghtt pos
decided advantage any coal gas. II requires
chimney, there is need Of daily trimming of wick and the
construction Of the fixture simple that net ableto get
out 81 order, and child msnagetread The gas burned
in the NespeT fixture generated from pare coal Oh or ives
per Oil (Which is manufactured expressly for this ouer
without any sdmixure Of alcohol other foreign Ingredient
and its supply is unlimited The fixtures themselves adapt
ed in styea 10 suit ell tastes from the plain burner
to the most elegant and soy Chandelier Each hXtures per
feet itself there outlay to be made for service pipes
regulators, &c The gas generated the burner, and al
fixtures, the cheap sngeghtto the expensive
miniature gas 0cTbS in themselves They are sold az
prices which do not exceed the cost Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar styesand ornamentstion.
Churces hsues public halls stores, steamboats, and private
residences throughout the State be fitted up with these
elegant chandeliers and other beautiful gas
lures which much the appearance Of such places and
the comfort Of the home circle and which, heretofore could be
used only those favored districts embraced within the coal gas
limits Of large cities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky JS School & e d
Jon Rev. stuart Roblnson.

sETTE EsQ-l gives great pleasure to state that ar
trial of Of the yesper Gas Lamps in my study for
past after observing closely for the length Of
time, the experiment Of lighting Union Tent with these
lamps, have entire confidence in their efficiency. It to
they ao all the advantages Of he best gas lights those
who live out Of the cities and large town..
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable get
Of orr the cost Of the light comparatively e and the
whole free from ali danger, that It need only scquain
the part Of the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp
bring them into general use throughout the country.
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24
Prepared Solely from Yegeta-
bic Matter, by
DIR. A. G.. GOODLET.
nashville, TENNESSEE.

Which nav be taken with perfect safety, BY all ages and in ali
diseases arising from s0rdsed stomach impure state
OF the blood TIE properties OF the Panaeea are # the most in
uoceu character anda the time most pecu-ary adapted
and cure diseases both Of mn and beast In chronic
is the surest and may be given in connection
with ether NEEDLES with perfect safety.
isvRv PRoMPTinits ACTION, heneet will be found most Ell
cacous in CHouc DARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUs
violent pains in the HAD, COLDS, COUeHs CoNsUMPToSAsTH
Ma, INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN, PALPIIATIoN HEART,
CRoUPs WooPINa CoCoHs, DIICULTY BREATHING, SHORT
NESS OF BREATH DRoPsY ERYsEs, MFLsLs, SCARLET FEvER
scRoFuLA P1rLs FACE, and all diseases Of the Skim
Nervous AGectons &C. and for DYsPEPzk the world is cha
lnEed to produce medicine equal the Panacea it immediate
" restores the tone Stomach and eleansps It, and the in
testines from all natter without facilitating them
The following are Of the may atestatOns Of the virtue
Of the Psnacea.
The Rev. J. c. Bowden, Of McAnnye, Tenn, speaks thus
Dr. A. G. GOoDLET-Dear SIR It may be gratifying you
hear Houcks Panacea prepared and sod by YOU doing
its good the relief your fellow During
travels counties in Middle Tennessee have often met
those used it. The universal testimony is 1T is the
best remedy have used 1t has teen very useful
hoseness, brought by preaching in the open air.
and borng reVva Please make agent in this place.
Very Respectfully, J. c. BOwDEN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 5, 1859.
- Es.s nFfa- ho-s~-- --u1a a shnrgv--

To W II SETTIR-Dear Sir After having made thorough
examination Of the Vesper Cas- in relation to its umns
ting power chemical composition, etc, do net hesitate to
being safer and economical we'll pos
essng greater intensity OF illumination than any oh material
now in
In the laboratory is superior the acohola Of OBJ
tanning heat and will be found Of invaluable service the drug
gist we'll to the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES M WR1eHT II D.,
Prof Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Medicine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24
: lso, one from Sumner county:

Ihsve for nearly year using my family the Panacea
prepared by Dr. Goodt Of Nashville Tenn and have found
to be most excellent medicine My vile for time Ia
boring Dropsy snd supposed to be in dangerous
condition. suffering very much hut by the Of the Panacea1
cured has symptoms Of Dropsy and
all persons suffering with the dscss to
Dr. Goodes Panacea. haze this medicine used In sever
al other diseases with unparaee and would most conf
IDENTIFY recommend every family TO keep supply Of the Panaea
Respectfully, &C, s NEAL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24
KENTUCKY TEsTIMONIALs.

From His Exceency Gov c. Morehead and ThOs. g. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ II. Settle, Es0 LOUISVILLE Kv-DeaT Sir: Wehave
been ana are using your "Vesper Cas-, AMI perfectly salts
fed Utility. It gives soft brilliant and leRztul light
and is perscs from explosion 1t is very cheap
economical use and Of far less than any other
light We satisfied that it will adopted by all persons
the opportunity OF obtaining and also to whom
accessible and with whom cheapness in the original outlay
and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &C, G s MOREHKAD.
THos PAGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24
TESTIMONIALS,

Scientific men AID others soroughy tested the
Of Vesper Air Light It the best and
chespest gh. Numberles5 testimonials being
received daily quarters vouh2g for the excellence Of
this light a few Of which are given below.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24

FE3E subscriber osrs for seventy acres efard -
Middle FrzlkiiE Turnpike four Elss llsri l.lrH. 81
io.nag &c t-aci on Which Sc resides lni is ia p CT iu
Jones Al1 ll4 l equal % l11 le1z via l1u1ie nI tl
ent never falling Water iih -h. usst 5eaaial' ei1s 80
y the eous ~ and ~ tis uiiIr 81 tie anesf Del
Ameri-e auriif NlTufirIf NIIU.s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-24

VIE subscriber PREPARED to execute vim fss greatest
proupinessi al contracts. losTer largs, Fha laF
1eredi style and uon Jerks Wca fli 90
ton he also prepared o. eEecule al manner ~
uGN ANu olEtE-lflaL EaIEIEa avn tzrrrr1.
Having that dsrine1tlled De services OF t osierss
and eIneTencei artists.
Ibe subscriber would nest persona having Eors ts 1e 90
gfe hin call before making anal srrangcue1is
,,-,,s- Al, X, g. r,s,,.. - ~ u Z. E-a-slaoi