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use out OF doors and smaller Tor setting upon
ca h other, put in Il moderately heated oven to
continue hasten the drying process during cloudy
or rainy tter. In making the lath frames of
correSp lndcnt, should prefer thin board
i aud ends, which would hold the nails much
5ca,er tnan t.lc very narrow edge of a lath.
SAVE THE FRUIT.
In ..etity every section OF the country there Is
a Z It apple crop. Peac abound also in Il few
e, bu1 no. ia New Jersey. aIu other lcca-
ties here the y icld Wa, formerly abundant The
,'Nces- ot tTIit should not be wasted There arc
IN on~ OF people in cities and villages, and in
ncA'r sections where fruit not y ct painted
"'so TI sldy pay good prices for dried al Pies and
!rrac .cs--if II preserved We 90 better
han repeat foIlnnr advice 1t pays well and
pays p!cI,. ana dry fruit cAI,Eirl.Y Clean
well pared, wei. corcd and carefully dried apples
sci f'r dnCbtc the price of those prtory prepared.
Two >hIIliits OF time and in prt pairing
bu>heI viii not untre4uently aG dollar to
It rlct:b.e value. Apples may be quickly dried
b.: >nlN.lis wholly into thin pariugs, and
S,rra ling tem upon plates or car-thenware dishes
10 dry. 'Ay pie leather, it is sometimes called,
Is convenient article. 1t Is mace by PREF airing
tie fruit II for -atsce, AMI te2, after cooking
y ean1 il tllinly earthen dishes and drying It
the not sun in ovcns kept - iov temper
iJre t. avoid ali .;tA ger OF rchin.. The thin
d.. ,hc-ts .hu> prepared Will keep long time III
:. dry room. aad leaty for wcnev they
wanted, b. SIMPLY soaking them Peaches may
ais oe reserved in similar manner.
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Izi9llte & Israd5urys'
I'tteut Lus4ztleI IuN Ira Fro0ee acec Scu1c
Grand and Square Piano ortcS.

Int- il-u tt..d IroA frame preserves the
4@ l-ii.l t9.!e \. III ti.91 l'iiA.A III an .-
. purit>. secuti.s il for ali gi...e against
.il- greens lie ti ahity % tu.It in>
-. iJ,i...l 5.iiar ilo1 Piano >rIc~. 1t
sire : lie $ he and thu> keeps ,i,c unu-
Forte ii. pn.,.i It gives the lis rune It
Piano all eli alI TO all changes Of ius here
all resp it is pro cr, by the celc-
bfatcd ISIS the greatest Improvement of .he age in
l'tno-Forte construction producing an Instrument
cd - supe ior to all otitrs made III th
~ l4try OF !-utup:
A-1.v +ia,..i.,s in reg 'r; to .,. ~"per:"ri'y
p .te:1 i.s..i,tcI s'i:,
have cXtlii! d the 'Iano-Eortcs OF Ii Cute u
It,ttuur> :tn cltre eatlsfactiou l know tha
sle arc any others better either III or own cojry
j clst-N here. .-f-LI;. LOWELL. MASON.
. Ia clco.ncs>. richness, and voiuli.. of tune. ,lci~
\. e tSllclty oi touch. and lne repeating acton
ntve ucver played up5A tiia.r t1isL Ii \ NooIH,,-
uAUPr
Ia ve!un !. rehnesS cvenneys and purity Of tone
that beautiful sin 4n IIaliy des rlit!c yet SCI
q ii .olad.- y lillian Mason.
:. navt neYtr played upon 50 rich AMI heavy d
tonl square Piano turie. = Arthur NAPOLEON,
Il lstouah .liI deli gated with The New Scale
Irol Frt.n- Pi.,no'or liast BY you. There muat
e sples,l iut,fe lor iioi4te * Drl'loulys Piano
For.v-. --tsfr RooT.
nave ~ T play u u2o. 50 .i4o an Instrument
G Z Bi.i~y9\y.
ot~ t1em to beauty. r.clae>s fnllnes|
ase q" '-fs one tae;r a:s:e'Ahie eia~-
* touch ,4u- i i,,t sicttoi 10 cry = auos made
II IT, country or !.tirope"-kAEI- Els
: Ia poW qi.slity. and "a lality Of t"pa- they
certainly exec: Willie fo peculiar rich aud in
ln5 tone lava IL sblc sceo4i,ani to the
III nave all he requirements Tor superior in
nftt"n - bosl clss.cal aal moI,.rn compositions.
Wars cocE., :; i;roons s.. f:a doors Eas. ef
B:UsG"a!, New York.
* NaFlSF ACToRI GUARANTEE CIVEN-s@I
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR TIE CJEE OF
C-ostireness, JTaadjcc, Dy1,costa, L'aiJest-o''s
Dyse1'feV, Ioa1 Stomach. E'ysil,claS Hcoeache,
Piles, Rhrunaffsa Efepfiol's assa Shin Diseases,
Ltrer ComI,Iaj:,t, D,opsy. letter, 1"~aors aaad
sat Hhc".m. Tor1ns, GoHf, NcU~ulyia, as q
Disazaer FfN, caa9 for Purifying tie BLOOD.
They sllg2l-coated so that the most sensi-
tive can take them PLEASANTLY, and they the
best aperent in the world for al the purposes Of
family physic.
Price IS cents rer Fox; Five boxes for s;lco.
Great numb rs OF Clcrgvmcn, Physicians. States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
TO certify the unparalleled usefulness oftcsc
remedies, but space here viii not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nsh gratis onr AMERICAN AIN tNAC in which they
given: with also full descriptions of tle above
complaints and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for THEM
Do not be pat Off hv unprincipiod dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Dern.n nd AYERS. and take others. The sick
the be43 ali there IS for tllc a.ll they should
have it.
Al oar remedies for sale By
Ana for Sale
s. J. Iln> lile 4 Co. an | 7. \. 5 n.t1. Fav4tte
ferry NcI,in, Wiimin c1pn. \ & {. Y 81
Norfolk Williams y Haywood, Raleigh, ALL h
Druggists.
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E1223eOc<Zts
1INfIE Unler> gncd have removed TO their new Brick
| Store and Warehouses; w ST of the Fayetteville
Hotel on Hay Street. between the new stolehOusc oI
Starr Il Williams and the Bank of Clarci don. and
midway opposite Chas. T. IIaish Il Sons. and the
Bank of ayct.eville where they respectfully invite
1nc old Gust omers an: the trade generally. to call
and see them. They are HOW opening large stock OF
ENGLISH HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
f their own Importation together with great variety
of American Goods in the line competing one
of the lar 5est stocks OF HARDIN AEI aud CC IlEltl
ever offered in this market.
In addition tc the above, the undersigned pre-
pared to Offer the Join Trade Ter usual terms
1870 Bags of Coffee;
20 llhls Sugar;
so Bbls. do;
80 Tons of Iron;
700 Kegs of Nails;
100 Boxes Window Glass;
so Boxes Family Soap;
80 bbls. Snuff;
100 Boxes Rose Hill do
100 do Adamantine Candles;
25 Bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
100 Boxes Candy;
SO Cotton Cards;
So Coffee Mills;
1000 Sides Sole Leather, licmlock & Ga
100 boz. Painted Buckets
100 '' Axes;
90 Gross Matches
30 Boxes Concentrated I.ye;
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt;
80 Ihds. of Molasscs
200 Bags Shot;
1000 Lbs. Lead =
Harness and Skrtins Leather. Hog Skins;
Saddles Shoe Thread and Shoe Findings;
Rife aud Blasting Powder:
Tape and Common Safety Fuse
Square and Octagon Cast Steel;
BliSteicd and German Steel;
Essences and Patent Medicines in variety;
Cotton Yarns and Shectings at Manufacturer 5
prices.
GEO.'W WILLIAMS co.
+ aVettevllle. Aur 3m
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L @ T. Z + Il / Il s

WA ANTED.
LARGE QUANTITY Of Cotton and line
n Rags for which fair prices paid.
DAVID MURPHY.
Aug9'ts. d'tf
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HHa.K4cul.R.
Es'Ofs ex4szz eFsy5FS.
R2A3ROEHk.

SwHEDS. ENGI.Isn s. AMERICAN IKON. Mills
rIK.:s all sZc.--Uoop Iron ! } Inc
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ASarurR PIAH-i writer in the O,kaioosa Her
d -iyc- t4s inct.ud Of preserving sweet potatoes
.r d II TIL. < inter- His .puu is ~ t1liouS
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From Washingfon:

W ,su,sarok, Anril 3.-Hon. Chss Z. Sinclaif
| ba. resigned hin position Of Associate Judge oi
The United States Supreme Court for Utah. Jadse
Cradeibaugh, Of that Territory 10 now in wash.
ingon, 1t IL not known that any OF the federal
afbcers excepting Governor Cummings and Sur
yeyor-Gensrai Stambaugb, arc DOW IN Utah.
The House posiofhce committee have nearly
unanimously agreed IN recommend the restoration
If the mail TO the steamship Isabel. and the com.
mittee of ways and mcans viii. there Is little. "
any doubt report an appropriation vi Soo.oVo
per nnnum for her mail service between Charles
ton and Key West. in addition b. the OCEAN pos
tage between Havana aud Key West.
Senator Hunter emphaticnlly denies the truth
If the dispatch from ST. Louis, charging that he
had written letter to Springfield, Illinois. arg
ing tho Cook delegates to attend the Charleston
convention. and in,imating that their expenses
would be paid.
If tho proposed amendmeits to the Pacific tsls-
graph bill be adopted by the House there Is rea-
son 10 bulieye the line will not DO built for years
to come, ~ the capital to insure the construction
will not be supplied. 1t will cost probably from
$500 900 to 81, 000, 900. besides large sum annu
ally to keep it in working order.
A n very prominent republican Senator antic.
ipateI n majority Of five thousand in Connecticut.
the actual result embollcns the Mclean John
Bell interest 10 express doubts oi the SUCCESS OF
Mr.. Seward IL nominated ut Chicago.
senator Bigler will urge n vote On the Patent
Office bill which is the special order for to-mor-
row. hear Of no material objection to it among
persons thoroughly familiar with the subject. Tho
Patent Office is n scltsupporting bureau, and the
necessity Of Legislation TO giys greater efficiency
to its business has been notorious for years
W lIemhill Jones. Esq, is acting first comp
iroIler olsthe treasury, in the temporary absence
If Gov. Medill for the benefit Of his health.
A, u resolution Of censurc Inns been introduced
in the Senate against the latter officer, | may say
that in his refusal to allow constructive damages
under the Carmick & .;amsey claim he was sup
ported by the Attorney General the Postmaster
General aud the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon Vim. Cost Johnson, is very dangerously
ill at the National.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

SHOCKING DEArn.--The young son Of Newell
Wyman. Of Winchendon. Mass, abby OF ten years,
went day or two ago upon his fathers hay-
NOW to look for hens eggs, when portirn of the
hay upon which he was standing slipped from its
place, The boy fell, striking upon n curved hay
hook, sixteen and one halt inches in length. which
penetrated ono thigh, md passed up through the
body. Tho iron passed partly through tho buw-
ell The ribs aud into tho flesh Of the back. Strange
ms may SEEM the little fellow lived three hours,
hearing his suffering with the greatest bravery.
neither crying nor sIcddinga tear from the begin
nlns
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Twelve CHuRcnEs SIMULTANEOUSLY SrRucK ny
LiGutNi>G.- In debate which recently occurred
ia the Louise Of Commons nn the subject OF pro-
tnctue public buildings against lightning, Mr..
Frccland, member, read the substance of des,
patch from tho English minister ut Brussels. stat
ms that on the third sunday in February yio
lcAt thunderstorm accompanied by an unprece.
d,nlcAy heavy fall ut show. had oversprcad Bel
.,um and that twelve churches hal been stimuli
uncon~lS struck by lightning. The incident was
quoted Inr the PURPOSE OF urging upon the Board
u Pnhc Works the necessity oil projecting the
public buildings with Ii ;htnng conductors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

PIcxPoCEErs. Lancaster, Pa, was vi, tied on
Monday by II number Of expert English pick
pockets, and several persons relieved Of their
pockcthook4. Mr.. Dcnlinger had his pocket
rillel It about 81, 100 in money. The thieves
secured in all about 50 900. One arrest was made.
There was u large gathering of the people of the
county in Lancaster city IN Monday, as usual
on Tin, first business day Of April, II being tho
annual period for the payment VI notes settlement
tt accounts, DO.
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\ SoMNAMnrLlc Fr>r.-Thc dorchester Mas
sachusctis) Spy, snys George W. Senter. OF Cn-
rn,ra'i, u passenger by the midnight express
train to Boston, On Wednesday. rose from HI. seat
Waite sound asleep, stepped out upon the platform
ahd lesred of upon the ground while the train
was IN rapid motion, about four miles east IT this
city. Fortunately he lell in soft place und was
not much hurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

psrREssiNG CALAMITY On Thursday Inst
soune man engage / in the Coiorus iron works at
York. PA named Busscv. met witt. an accident
which rendered him totally bliul, 1t appears
that while no was engaged in pouring molten
s?elter into moulding boxes containing wet snnd,
the metal exploded, throwinga quantity inta his
Lace and eyes and burning him in shocking
manner, His eyes entirely destroyed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

Tue "CoIN FEvER." The sale Of the extensive
numsmntic cabinet of Mr.. Bramhall, Of New York
ly nustlor. shows that tho "eon fever" is still
undated dime Of 1922 sold for $500 II quar-
Tor dollar l787-the first years coinage of this
ruominotion-Sl,G 24; proof hying-caglc dollar,
lS;6 So cents of 1913 the various types, 81 to
~ so EACH and 1903, 1917, 1913 md 1919. 20 to
81 each; Chalmers Annapolis shilling to 1883.
$40, Louisiana coppcrs, 1922 and l767, $50 and
SIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

piGEoNs.-For the past few days, says the Ut-
an Telegraph Of the 2lst inst, wild pigeons have
been flying in considerable numbers over the out
skirts Of the city. and sportsmcn are having fine
opportunity for displaying their skill with war;
like weapons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

No MORE WORK FOR Paw OH NEp.-Thc line
at steamers between Providence, R. |. and Bald :
more has been discontinued SO says the Provi.
d, nee Post, which gives as IL reason a want of
support. The 5. Il. Spalding of the line is to
sal from Boston this week for Savannah.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

ANNAPOLIS MuNicirAl ELEcTIoN-The election
for municipal officers, held at Annapolis on Mon
'lay last. resulted in the election Of the whole
-lner'ean ticket. by very large majority. At
The previous election the City was carried by the
DoAucrais
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN MiculGAS.-A num-
Der ni cities in this State held their municipal
elections ON Monday. The republicans elected
heir candid ,te for mayor in Detroit, Adrian,
Grand Rapids. jackson. Flint Coliwater and
diudsan. In Owasso, Ypslanti, Niles and Ponti-
.e. the Democratic candidates for mayor We're
elected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

ST. LOUIS MuNicirAL ELECTION. tho NUM-
cipal clcctiun held in ST. Louis on Monday, tho
republicans carried five wards and the democrats
threo.tor councilmen. There were no party nom.
nations III the other two wards. from which the
independent candidates are elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

foor RAcEszr Nsw 0sLsAxa-The foot race
which came % at Nsw Orleans. on Mooday lat:
for s.. 600 side, wss ven by the oBknow a,
Who di.tanced his csmpstitor ten feet. Sehsltz
v ms ahead In the frat 800 ,ari Is. The sms made
WINS 1eI seconds. Another $4,000 race 70 pro-
pissed, to take place at Lsuisville.
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Read This !

snELsYvILLE, CTcnn..) Oct. 10, 1856
Mcssrs. Perry Davis n Sou :-sire-1;u, nh, io
GS you, and duty to suffering humaniy require that
shou,d make known the benefit have from TN, se III
truly valuable Pain Killer; il by seeing this any sui
erri ALL bc induced ss gyeh and be healed
| shall be com pensale1 IL thousand fold. = .
In June, $50 after protraced ilncss several monts
was severely attacked with drow s,ess vertigo dimuess of
sight aud loss Of appetite, accompanied by fever difficulty "
breathing etc. NJ, physician pronounced my pneumonia
hardening on The first stage Of consumption aud exhaust
ing his SKILL declared positively that consumption
that he could do nothing for and that de- lIoWe,
IL M % best hlnQ | could
do which did with effect. | then made Of
which proved inefficient.
BY this time symptoms pain in the head morning,
evening and during the night dang pains through
burning In the palms Of the hands, quick pulse night swcas
difficulty Of breathing etc., when fortunately hold OF
"copcs Pamphlet h, which the Of Messrs Blnn
Cone, and others which induced Perry Davis Ncgc
table Pain ke and strange puy appear derived
bneht from the of twenty Ave bottle had
Pain Killer, and heart! and enjoy health have
hcrc,"f'rc done for number Of Years. = : II
NH lo-lm GUsTAyUs A. cELoY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

A USIocE BaLL-Last week. seventy-one
grass wid.ws," residing around Elkhart, in-
diana. gave ball. and invited their male friends.
No ladies who were not grass widows" we're nd.
mitteJ. and the fun ran high until morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

Dphcria. or putrid sore throa', is exceeding
ly pre- ra!ent in Troy and Albany, Y.
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COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
LYyGHD DC n Ar ETS,
sErosTsD sr e.
A. B. FUCKER,
Pho DU O + b no X L r,
1879 MALE STREET.

sV-These quotations. win be understood, represent whole
sale priees generally
fr,rp brisk nj a. a06eaco per biol for prime.
DlcoS-suppfy good-I coaaae n,y quotations nj ioh0n
EK,ss-whIc--brisk at 1JeCofi.75 D bushel
BsEswAx.-3261S csnts. 49,.
In Fukns. plenty, AMI duii AT l2a1lI cents.
Canx.-Y.ow - els; White si}I cts.
Con. MEAL---ln demand: astD9i cents
CEaeST.--.Iamss River ~ .dWnt1 ~ ~
DxiED FnurAppies i.25an 80 reaed Peaches, si0
Is: unteaicd do. ID tJ6D f3 10 u bush.
FLougIbe receipts csptiluc liglt-wlth good cnian-
quote sul,crlne $G.DoD t62; Extra s6S7G $3.50; Family
Flixssrp.wnh large receipts the price has declined To
4i,23lll2a
FksrllErs.- $50 a. ecnts.
FEarilizgRsALarg- supply No Peruvian Gunno 1920
. 1910 Rs aezsc's Munpuhed Guano $53v0; spm-
So Mexican Guano s230 Rhodes sup Phos
pbAie o Lime s11tn Ruins Phvsphp Peruvian Gaano f5
s4ID; Iunins Ground Bone Ash 1919; Ground Plaster,
loose, $00p; Ptckc, In bags or Casks $1i@t
GRASS SRED-Clver }6,0DdD625. Timothy 81 T5tf9so Or
chad sjsGeio l.ana Grass so0lrtl; Evergreen 1890
GISsESG.-j04D.D cents.
IIlY.s .G'G1sil24 y 100 Ds
IgoS.-Mouiiasa $.5(h$ 800: Viewers 500 n ton.
LAEp->upply COED NJ lIf1 IL cents.
Iiar.-Thomastwn HING ~ ga: Mountain oVl1aO eens
UNIONS Whte s0lDsI4 els. Red 62Q9I5 cls Z, b''sl'a
pAfs-Nih large recepts, We note decline, and quote
White NJ 81 CENTS nack nj co cents.
PEAsaclc,cd I7iip 500; Black Cow Pen l4ol1 f50
PorAT0gs.-7aQLeT4 cens-accorling TO quality
from Iugs 10 common Bright Wrapper -io good ship
ping or fancy Wrappers offering qaoIc lugs Sk2N1to
Bright Clean Working QDts00; Common eaf lobacco
f0WlfI25; Common bright Wrappers 4sOJQ1 $500; Good
Brlghl Wrappers 80 0jGb t2sUO
WHEAT With small receipts have to notice an improved
feeling and quote Red kisoofl4O Tor choice White $354D
&l4t
Wool tJnwasled g. Washed a5 40 cts according quail
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Words of Caution


a. ~ If wsw were TO iel readers the wells and
WR springs Throughout, the country had been poisoned and
THAI we had discovered an aniidc to lis effects Ien
that would mol gladly avail themselves discovery wifi,
tia hope Of a'erng death. II we tell hcm that We
had discovered mine ~ treasure enough for lm md
that We were prepared To share with them, refuse
oar aid 10 fortune BuI health is valuable than richer.
how much more grallhe should they b. to learn that great
"aci has becn Compounded of purely vegetable
that lis curative powers little less certain light and
dLness Need We give iBsancesY II he pro.
rlror "i BAkERS BliTEisS and mysisls Of
certificates from all sections Of tile Su of persons
bren cured OF Dysesia by Its all heung proDertiea pnms
them NIL see The vouchers o old and young male and
male exiong this BrTERs 10 the blessing Proyi-
eice for lis curative powers But IFS virtues confined
TO Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield readily " is pcwcrs
Torpid iiyers become 1ckev and active BY lis ufu-
cnSe sour Soniacs made healthy its ncuaiziny ef
cls Indigestion disappears when it organs of life
Dirrhua cannot resist It's tonic powers And th0lcra ,s.
When met by these DIrTEs promptly dsrIued aud bceomes
~ and o. "hen thai sesarge devastating counlry
BANES BlrrEks will mol ren.ejy all The his OF humanity
Dn 'a diseases are caused by the r,
d .ed to Its strengthening ets aI speedily driven
from He s!sei All who need should Try It, and be-
come tltr own Judges Of Its virtues.
r h"I sIt BY a me Druggists IN Lynehburg and by all The
,rsna ais Of Mes'rs ChAs stolt Co.. Washington city
H. q H. H. salcr ~ Co., Baltimore, Md; ID. h. Miller Coz.
ing'pn. ny. and Barnes Park, N. \.
oricrsh iel by addressing E. BAKER pronrictar
iVp -i"@tts ~ kiclinon,I, Va.
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New Grocery and Commission House.

WILLIAM H. EosE, 81 ~. ." - $500
New Grocery and Commission House.
UyE bsers take pleasure m saying 10 their friends and
the public generally, that they have assocntcd themselves
together under the style and arn sf esq
WILLIAM II. ROSE &c CO.,
No 107 Main Stree nexi door To
Lee, Rookie Taylor for the purpose of con,uclinga
General Qioceiy and Commission Bus ness
this time receipt Of large and well seeted stock
Of GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, and LIQUORS Of
oil kinds and other article usually kept IN Fr. cis
Wholesale and Retail Grocery liouse; and will particular
attention of BACON. LARD, BUTTER, FLOUR,
WHEAT, TOBACCO, and Country Produce generally Make
liberal Produces In han ensgned Tor sale, and
cash time saes hen required
nom public Is 10 call and examine our stock
before buying motto will bc quick saies and small
Irohts
gN- No trouble 10 show Goods. - - -
WILLIAM II. ROSE co..
MP bly, No. 107 Main Street. Lynchl'urg, q.
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sr-The.e quotations. win be understood represent whole
r
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Ladies', this is no Puff.
TolN ABRAlAMs has just opened those celebrated
EXTENSION SKIRTS, (scdyrdated first QRai,ty from,
10 80 springs made without sewing TO be sold AZ such prices
examination. Ia.
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Grover & Rako,.,r

Grover & Bakers.
II EIEBRATEp FAMILY sEMiSo MAGAZINES 4O5 GrpaJ
49, way. New FORK, and Isl baltimore Sir,,. Batjn,,r,
TINS machine Mo s,,ous as n,relns1 nu The
store f''IunS no reminding Of thread tlelns F.s GATH
crs ahd aiaes IN superior Style finishing each sean by
"" oi~rhiio without hand needle rs
a"fr D. other machines. IL wilt do better unl ,luner SON
hour. '"' ''' "'' 'e"' u"
send for circular I r n,yrs G. m
may 3-ds ,.ni- = ,,o,,Inxo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05
;, From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

,From Rav. DR.. RosSer.
MSSS~ EDITOR OF NE CHRISTIAN ADyOC ATE
We sEaIiEs iSrALLtaLE BAKix,i Pow pER-a person,
"i IT ighi sweet anl Wholesome loaf bread bents Mrr
ana oai" hea e'.rS urc,tase powder with cost
iht hIitiis are perfect: harmless aud more pleas
t'l man o"l, sai'rrais, NJ fear sOar bjedf
use WA ia"r the lut eest, br,nd in the shortest
r'op ulae' save ane labor AMI expense. and never
1Ps' .c accompanying simple dr,ctyns are observed
esiues u II manufactured Virginia and is NJ, my
anh.t,on John W. Gasick manufacturer aud sole Prop
, heniohu W. ~ekH1w hin, aud haze tried IL, and IT
'.a. feb Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-05

ccHNEcFicur ELEcrioN.--The majority for
Bucklngham, Republican for Governor in 57I--
The House stands l42 Republicans to SO Demo-
Democrats and doubtful.