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ting myself on dry plank was soon in
profound slumbcr. Awakening about 3
o'clock. found tho other passengers en-
joying themselves as follows. Around our
table-the aforesaid box-four were seated.
playing eucre with an old, greasy deck of
cards which looked as though they had
seen service in some Of those cabins SO nu-
merous on large plantations. Three others
were trying to make themselves agreeable to
the young ladies and one to see them-tho
young ladies-giggling and holding down
their heads, and blushing in such beautiful
confusion, would suppose they were succeed
ing very we'll. The rest were seated around
reading some of the yellow covered litera-
ture Of the day. At night tho old lady
slpnd ont fouzsAeds. Two,for herself and
the remaining Two for her 6oarders. Then
Everything was in tho most utter confusion,
every one seeking some place whcreon to
lay his head. One poor fellow got over the
line, and was hustled out instanter. being
informed by the old lady that that rar: Of
The boat was intended for herself and family
The second day the programme was
about the same. Our bill Of fare is chang
ed to bread, ham and coffee In the eve
ming the excitement around the table was
intense. The Colonel and his partner seem
ell to have beaten their opponents, if ono
could judge from the exultant looks Of the
former, and the down cast appearance of
the latter, and the hard things they said
sbou: luck.
One. whom will call Capt. L. seemed
to have ingratiated himeelf into the good
graces OF young and blooming widow on
board, Judging from appearances while
those who had cornered the other young la
dies, though not succeeding as well as
Capt. T., still seemed to be we'll pleased
with their success.
The third day about the same scenes were
enacted. That night our steamer laid at
Dardanelle. All the bottles that had con
taincd bust head" being empty. One Of
the passengers, known as Tennessee, was
deputed to have them filled but unfortu-
nately. before he got to the boat, he got
gentlemanly groggy," and ON his return
informed the lovers of the ardent, that he
had drank enough for all, which was not
at all satisfactory, judging from the bitter
curses they bestowed on the devoted head of
Tennessee.
The widow left us at Dardanelle, and
noticed that next day Capt. L. kept his
own company as much as possible wheth.
er it was on account of the widows leaving
or whether he was really sick as be avcrred.
dcponent saith not.
The fourth evening our steamer rounded
too at Spadra, and several of us, having
exhorted the rest of the passengers to be
patient and take it easy. landed, thanking
Allah for our deiiverance.
Yours Jop
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LOOK OUr FOR THE WoMEx-Youns
man, keep your eyes open when You are
after the women. If you bite at the naked
hook, you are green. Is pretty dress OF
form so attractive; or pretty face. even :
Flounces. boy, are of no sort Of cons sequence.
A pretty face will grow old. Paint will
wash oft. The swest smile Of the firt will
give way to the scowl of the termagant
Another and far different being will take
the place Of the lovely goddess who smiles
and eats your sugar candy. The coquette
will shine in the kitchen corner, and with
the once sparkling eye and beaming countc-
nance will look daggers at you. Beware
Keep your eye open, boy, when you are
after the women. If the dear is cross and
scolds at her mother in the back roori, you.
may be sure that you will get particular
tubs all over the house. ii she bushes
when found at domestic duties, be sure she
is of the dishrag aristocracy-little breed
ing. and . great deal less sense. If you
marry girl who knows nothing but to com
NIT woman slaughter on the piano. you've
got the poorest piece of music ever got up.
Find one whose mind is right. and then
pitch. Boy. don't he hanging round like .
sheep thief, as though you were ashamed to
be seen in tho daytime. but walk up like Z
chicken tc the dough-pile. and ask for the
article like man.
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EE A tourist. stopping At a hotel. saw
the phrase " fried water chicken on the
bill of fare. Desiring to know what this
meant, he sent for dish Of water chicken
He tried it. and finding it excellent recon
mended to the rest of his party. ladies and
all. All liked the dish wonderfully, and
80 became frog eaters without knowing IT,
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Any 81 90 ticketwith drawn No. on it Sta
TONED to come out at any psr.icalak place,
such 81. lst, I'd. Sd. or any other station
in the drawing sc
Tickets from 100 70 any Price,
And prices paid at the above rates per dollar.
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Tommy. my SON. what is Longitude :"
"A elathss-lins. papa"
Prove it. my SON."
Becsv-n II stretches from ->la " r,y. :
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N l G H A Ell NCH,
HEAD OF MAIN STREET,
VAN buren,, ARKANSAS.
Keeps constantly on hand at Wholesale and retail
TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
and Prorisions, Boots, Shoes. Hats
and Caps, Iron. Nails. Castings,
Trace Chains. White Lead,
Lard and Liaseef OH,
Spts. Iarpentine,
Cook. Exkracfs,
feRfanefy. Dugss MA(acises, LiEinents.
Also, keeps constantly on hand large assortment
of LIQUOR such As
Old Borboun, Rye and Corn Wh;sky. French
Brandy. american Brandy, Wines,
Cordidls, Campaigns, de-, de-,
FOR WHICH I WILL TAKE
Cash. Hides, Peltries, Furs, Beeswax,
Feathers, and Country Produce gener-
all at the highest market price.
Thankful for past favors would solicit
q continuance of the same.
July $3.50. NJ. LYNCH.
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HAVANA PLAN.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
CAPITAL PRIZE

$40, ,OOO.---Tickets only SS.
Halves $4-Quarters ta-Eights 81.
Prices poyable in Full, ssithosf Reduction.
Purchasers buying 10 tickets, when the Nos end in
Ia 5, s. Z. g. 8, 0. are guaranteed
prize Of t2SOO.
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"a 3.4l2 prizes. amounting to $l.03O, ,372
TIcxErs $I6-HAIvEs $S-QuARrx.s $4-EroHrHs 50.
Certificates of &c wholes $25O-Certi6cates of
26 halves $l25-Certifcates Of 26 quarters S62 so
Certificates of 26 eights. 43i Is.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICEi
That in ordering Tickets, the only thing neees-
sary to insure safety and dispatch, is, that YOU ad-
dress us. in plain hand. giving your Post Office,
County and State, and your orders will be answer
ed by return mail.
That we send the official printed drawing to eve.
~ patron Immediately after the same is issued and
with the Drawing . statement to each individual
Of what he or she has drawn.
That We cash all prizes under 81 900 immediate-
ly after the drawing, in specie. bank notes or drafts
~ Al Communications strictly confidential
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office. County and State
CIRCULARS containing full explanations of
our Schemes, &C., will be forwarded BY mail, to
snv Ec::,e sending US his name.
Address AL orders to
HODGES, DAVIS 4 CO.,
1y35 Macon, Georgia.
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THREE PLANS.
SoA0ETEI1HIo NEW.
CITY PLANj
$4,000 for e1, 90!

Prizes payable ,cithoHs Deduction !!
EXTRA CLASS.
IS BALLoTs-12 DRAWN NUMBERS.
To he drawn in the City Of Macon. every Mon
DAY; Lrssdsy. wsdne:d.y: Ihssday Frid.y and
II By this Glass, the holds5 - any O. Ti.h.<,
il the No selected should - U3AwI, will be en-
titled to prize. according - - blIoving
SCH 4 MEy
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HODGES, DAVIS 4 CO.'S
CONSOLIDATED LOlTERlESI

Authorised by . special act Of the Legislature for
the benefit Of Academies aad other purposes.
MACON, GEORGIA.
, 1860-01-13
FOR SALE.

1NHE Dwelling House and two lots adjacent To the
i district school house In Olympia, fronting the
public square, will he sold on the most reasonable
terms. with time for payment.
The property is among the most eligible and pleas
ant locations In Olympia. The house contains d.
ming and sitting room, paror two bed rooms, kitchen
and out-house, and good well for water. The lots
are well adapted for garden.
For information as to location Of lots, inquire Of
Edmund Sylvester, aud for terms Of sale. Of
A. J. BALDWIN,
At Nathan Eaton's, 10 miles east Of Olympia.
Olympia Sept. TO- 1853. arr
, 1860-01-13
'LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"

Is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies and to
act as we know i will act as an antidote. we conf
enty prescribe it the very best article in the coun-
Try. The name Of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps''
has never been attached in any way to this article
In first presenting the
, 1860-01-13

WARAHTEE and ouit-clAIm Deeds for 'di' al '"
, 1860-01-13
.:" LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"

q lOAD0h CLUB HOUSE Gil -
To the public, my aim to give them a pure and
unaduterated ortele Of Gin and to call it by its right
name. The success attending its introduction and
extensive sale in California is sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by consumers
Narioas parties have from time to time put up and
shipped to California article which they call 'CLUR
House GrN' Ny Gin, which has gained such a rep
utat'on in California, Is branded on the cases.
"0ld London Club House Gin--Wm. H. D."
The bottles also have white label with a fac SIM
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
WM. n. DAILY,
Sole Importer.
l-N NV YoEE
, 1860-01-13
LON DON
CLUB HOUSEs, GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
Il nothing but what it is. viz: pure and unadui-
teraied article, and assuming artificial merits Of
what il is not, Of its rival imitators do-after
i've years OF public approval ond very extensive sales
in California has been pronounced by the public TO
be superior not only as beverage of general USE to
any other article competing against it, but Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

INTERMARRrAGE OF CousNs.--Tbc Louisville
Jon,nat thus discourses on this delicate suhject:-
Logic WON'T answer in dealing with the intermar-
ringe-of cousins question The Cincinnati Enquirer
argues that all the human beings who came from
the ark and propagated our species must have
incrmarred with COUSINS but this may be met
by the assertion that the issue of such intcrmar-
riages has brought into tho world all the deaf
dumb, blind and idotc of our race, and this ia tho
point to which CIV. Mngofhn and Gov. Wise
have called legislative attention. We partially
coincide with their Excellences for there is hardly
n man living who has not made himself "a born
fool' by falling desperately in love with doll
eyed, peony- checked, bread and-buttcr cousin,
before he had doffed his roundabouts, offered to
clone with her and wander through tho wide,
world. hand in hand with her, like the babes in
Tie wood. expecting the birds of the air to find
: lem in food aud ramont. Cousins have always
made fools of boys and the boy is the father Of the
man, and therefore insist that tho Legislature
should prohibit c5usins entirely under severe
nunaltes or before the century is out the world
will be vast lunatic asylum. Cousins are the
tnres amid the growing wheat Of humanity, 80 they
must be wecded out. Our deficiency in politico
agricultural science does not permit rs to suggest
the mode of cffecting this. but it must be some
thing narrowing. after deep sub-soiling of the
social foundations of society. Whether tho Govern
ors Of Virginia and Kentucky should adopt tho
plan pursued by Pharaoh and Herod and alaugh-
ter them lea "innoc II -" strangle.them as the
Musselmans do their over crop Of royal scions, or
send them to tho Shakers for adopting are mat
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VxvOoJ CAcDJNG()u Cards in perfect ori,r
w having been newly icd aud Thoroughly Tepare ana We
prepared to 10 CAEDlAG IN The very best m,hhcf ~ he
notic We nyt the services Of Mr. COLEMAN
Joss Of Nelson County. taer Of great experience who
con,s behI, very Supericr ,nrcr You
ta want GOOD ROLLS send in your Wool carly and we will
endsn,or TO card all Ia, without delay We
frnined 10 please those who patron
e us We iii oo and deliver Rolls at stoc.
We keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale and Tx
change for Wool
Tn Highest Cash rrcr paid Wool delivered Store
or mill. tuar li.d.' NpWtIN" MrEEFLI
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u Il Il Ms

yrRGISIAS published daily nj 50 and TIT Mtfkp AZ
ne NC nm in a,, auce, and Weekly al ", Invariably IN ad
~ per will lie charged in all cases No paper
scnn,n.d Except nj the option OF The Proprietor uh
WI, VIZ n .r,,nrn.,s sial have been paif 80 - 4,
III AZ EYENTS inserted for 30 cents per sarr o
M @ -, les. for The first insertion, and 9I1s cents 'r ean
10 hles i sa ordered form weekly and then ="
eoniihnn will bc kcd for each Insertion , mum
r Of Insertions he moi marked on is VIII
u" THE YEAgl.l RATES ARE: .os
square dalH -
FOR two squares, dan. ..................
lor on square III "e'Ai 10
two squares s intended for both papers sub, 10 s,
cni contract ,,. will h, limited tn er late hG
cT Annul nu s,,,eus charged lpr transient r"es
s.ss or ' appear in the daily am 'r-wtek
Npnpcrs which exceed eight lines charged
e. Obituary hosi.s 49,
ssably for excess
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Nauy Corn,pissiOn HouSe

New OClUlulSSlOll I1OuSS.
W. tins day associated ourselves together for the pur-
w pose nf conducting n GENERAL COMMISSION HrsI-
NfS thr 81 lo5acco, Wheat Corn We ask
of e patronage q! generous public, assuring them
that much y9Ungcr than ile Htrd n j"tde, mud laNc
always ignored its action the ~ cent. We will
s tor You under r old ratrs of commission a.d make remit
sold ofec at Jno. { shcaIers, Mnin street
iuly 20d&cly NIEk.LEE " BIKkS
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Toe Best Lamp Now in Use.
9Oye!rss' srIf-a.enfrattET Gas Lamp.

Ygl~ IamP -tneras h>o"u ,s from the common burning
Hld aud uskts Il huhi equal H. lts very simple IA
aud la lr To- t t ,l etltt: tltIc l.
a-cr cNlosnn ih' ~ i trimming &" wi H. AMI IA"
alu. t eii,nuye Ia, tnIs rnn be- I" operation
at taS >lc ely and Nlr ever. one h call ani
tlo1i huihna. tur salr eh,.! ta
ANDREW RoIp.
,,rt tD} Main street, nchlur,. VA.
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n 4; Nj OV Al.

yx,uE to the formerly
cpicd by G. T. Liiehded Es next door to iy a saun-
rrs beg leave TO inform his friends, that he is still engaged in
The +onession ami Forrd,din0 business, and keeps con
stany on hand well selected stock Of STAPLE pnY G"os AID
Gno, rsrs which will sell prices that will not fail to p@ise
Ills facilities for doing COMMISSION AND sIoEEAGE IL isisEss
nr uns1rlmssed having house upon the Basin, with well
nc,ose III where consgnmcnts Of Lumber and Pig Iron will
be entirely "a, - MT,
lie is .i Agent Liyngsons celebrated Plo~s and Piow
Castings AMI will always keep full assortment As Guano
n, a .s ~ VIM r. ANDERSON.
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MIsCELLANoU ;

NJ u. SEABITRN'. rip
y No. 92 Kuia N,ttL LyHctbarr kAN
S@A New, Beautiful g. Usetul.s -
II with plearc announce 10 the trading
yncburg that those prompt and cnterprisng contractors
Vim Cure an5 VIM. Burniam have completed aiid
spacrons having made very nice job. Aud |
pensed p. my friends, that with light room. and
almost cntir ttw and very lnrse stock of
Boots Shoes, Caters, Hats, Caps Carpet-Bags
PI!ists, EniJreiias, and other GoeR, n M iint
am prepared and anxious supply all Who wish such
goods very reasonable terms heartily cAhcs thanks
for liberal patronage ia town and couuiry.
T. SEABtEY
N. BWholos.lc bills will be made a,cty low prices lor
at s.dis
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r5Sl1E HOUSE AID IJoF |, AMHERST now occupied !
cant. T. I. WITH ahunl Iuc lrom The city II
House j. in -1ud lHr, has and all the necessary on
houses Il' li about 20 acr,s hall of which l. II
gra .---~ ih Ia, orchi ri, rUrl,r., NJ.
dec 2l.i,> iDIlN : | hAtlIpEs,i-
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VSuEs. HUES!-I have just received an additional suppl!
II Of LApEs' rrgs, Of various prices and grades
nov dis u. " KELLY, Agent, -. Main Street
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.
John II. DAVIS & Co.
lO2 Main Street, Jynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
NNTE take pleasure In announcing friends and the pub
w lie generally that have large wei
selected stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC nI;Y GOODS
l,Mhich very respectfully lie til, attention:
iiain Black and Figured sins,
Rieh -" Gro De Cas-c
" Epson iur Mourning
+" Two Fiounr.d silk Robes
Extra lici Two founc,d Cdorci Sil Eohps
Paris Printed NoasiiG Robes,
itch Paris Chntz Printed MnuslhIs
inpIins Nnlcntas. Plain and iaSn,crc,
llnin and Printed French M,rinJs,
iiluck French Mcrinus,
" Monslins. Bomtaznc and Nraras.
With large stock OF lnhfoilcTrs
tlmlc Muslin and Nnlcncinc Sets
tamhrc and Muslin Collars,
Nalcncinr AMI Lace Collars
anikcrclirs, .Sc.
With large stock OF t;entlc'dcns Ware:
Cloths. Cassincr,s aud Ncsting-,
J and O. Full Cloth,
Sh,'ls. Grey Satiinri-, 1rscys. &c,
bleach and Bro. Shrtiing. !. ioi and l.
llcach md Bro Shtcting, - and
Cotton Usnaburgs, 81 Mdl4,
BED blankets, white ind culncd Servant Iianfr's,
with large stprk of House furi slim, tn dS:
Window Shades. 'arniccs Ta'l" anil l'n,nu tps.r.,
tarlcIng lsugs Mai-, Floor oh Cloth,
trG:uh Cloths, Druggvis. Ar.,
Gail and examine for yourselves, hcf pufchp rcw here
oct I'D tCisl JOHN ]. IlAA = " CO.'S.
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.

LYnCnDufR IUaIlO DcpOC.
UNAEMEl and Ic public generally hereby notified that
il the Lynciburg Guano Depot kept by WIN. \. Miller,
Basin, Is fully suppod with tho following
viz:
No. 4 Peruvian Guano;
Eeesr's Manipulated Guanu;
Sombrcro i;nano, Lynehburg ground;
Mexican tiuuuo;
KcttlcW els Potash ani Plaster
have taken every prccnuion furnish reliable articles
buy Peruvian uano the Agents Of the Peruvian Gov
ernmcnt which ccrtan3 pure am sole agent IN Lynchnrs
ceses Manipulated tuHno, and viii il 10 hc
k WIN, II Is represented To be, viz: half Peu' and
half somber. believe this to be good as Peruvian pound
for pound crop lint II ay be used The Sohrcr
Iby the lump nf have ground and sell II on US good
terms II bc bought where IN The Uni. states NY
plan sel small profit and strictly for cash hope c
patronage b. extended 10 me that has been 50 trhl-
ly bestowed heretofore. Nm a MiLLEis,'
sept i3dts-E"p eory oh oaslh
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FolChapped Hands and Face.

NUMrOI NJ TAMrIIOE ItF. with HlNcciin'. n now mn
ri,gut r,mc,! Tor ,lariri Hands and fnye sore iP
Siuhufn A., Also Euac hp Sahr, t"id trraiu aud H.
Palm II s.l., ~ lpiiN Il. SEAN,
t,tl Druggist
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Lynchburg Ambrotypo and Pho lographie
SI0s 81 BE n.
ID IL BLISS

No. 1872 Main ST.. Lynchburg, Va,
II EES constantly hand good nss"rtm.nt "f articles
IN pertaining photographic Ar which hc is prepared
ia tn. trade ihc mns, rvgA'nhi" terms.
Mr. Il, having had practical experience IN the art nf picture
making confident that he is able to give
hts IN the selection ol atll,s
Used IN the business.
Orders cuun,r, promptly aud faithful, attended To-
sept tl=d;s.
w \ \ y l., ID
~ STORE liplsl situated on Nam street Tor Which
Ma n good priec " IN he pad. NJ. Il. nlIANNAN,
-.1t >, dis Agent aud Collector.
New Concern.
W. l. have associated orr,"s together under the st a"
w lkStBItD y ANplENON, tHr the lNrl"tc ~ chlrhinl
Ju,h. lIihR RtsiHf>S. the oil Nnrd ~
Ami,rs,n. nhtod wG,rs h,. VII, hc ricascd to ste
their oil
W II. 1kSfoEn
april 3dtS. l. W ANptRSoN'
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No ! III IN - AN, = RECEIVING this day. 9TH Dt'.uor
y lsag. iar-e sapp, ~i AIt ols. l,E hlE.E> MOI
In, ,EINN\El.~. IlN-kic, BiN\kEls, DRESS THIN
MS. ~IiANl~. FtIl1b CLOTHS. TNlElS. klN
frtkI il ANe tt~~lNEi Is Ac, Az, AL III which viii lie
sold a small profit tor can.
T. 81 large surla oi Bln'k aud Brown
ltainrstirs nirl { anton fiaulels.
,!,rGu $50 J. PtRNIS Agi.
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

p1EoWAs aEo%tHtAI TEctlitS, lpr thc cnrc " l'ren
ID oIs laaI.ouss, tol- Also, AYERS th.rry Pcrtu
rr Galdu,Is Ha'>n, Nsar's lIalsam of Wild tmrtN
l'r u, 'npuo Wat,r jiJ'e fa,'e t1nn oh'nges, ~
a., Iur sal. ly John II. SEAA,
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MANIPULATED GUANO.
w T. offer I" m Planters Il Virginia lrcared by
w us fil"MS:
Into lhs. best II tutian t'uano ihn bc ProcI'et
Stn do sonocru GInno, containing Iir Of rlos
rha" OF Lime:
2on do Ground Plaster far Which ~, ). u
Plnt r. and others are Invited 10 examine 'l article. From
the h i information "tlu bcicc t Mixture
at The best m eau hc prepared fr thu Virginia nilr.
prIcr Ia Planters tie per & lrsa tr when they
furnish Tie bags.
Sf-Prelar,d and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT y Co.
Richmond. Virginia.
Also for sale by Commission and Grocer Merchants cities.
sRWc refer TO Planters whr h3," used the S1ulcn and
the Mani puatcd G1anoul0h tloiu s. Gait Isl, \. Var
wick, Esq, Jos. Allen, Es and Il. II. Siy E and others
Below give D. X. Tuiiles Chemist al Uiao u NaD
report of tie came, samples from u l ani shall be kept
Ia tina. standard
IL able 10 give You the result Of alply.s They
show the Mixture 10 bc what stated fa, !.ttvr and
judge thai You are very fortunate III th selection of materials
shows the pure Peruvian TO contain I'll per e.Ut wlici
Moisture given OF at boiling "n!). 1oh5
Phosphate Lime
>npluric Acid, h41; Lime 3GI 300
nsInbc Matter. .......-.=...... 30
A small quantity Of Akaii -un lprmiHca. Water in
combination and organic matter ............. 2is3
iunuO
Hoping that yoG' fertilizer may meet viii the which
ii deserves, l rCfiiaiIL yours
dec g-iNcly H. l.. lITTLF."
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Chcesc9 Checse!!

superior lot Of English, Dairy, and Pine Apple Chces
N just received and for sale by SMITH ADAMS,
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\VHEAr THEESIilNG MAcIIlNEs.-I have in store and
w low prices 10 clusc consignment HogsE Pow
TnLEsnLIs, Of The most al proved patterns.
aug I-its ". I. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
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