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, 1860-02-18

| f,rc any otbcr al,rm wos v;yrn or unr nn,.v,,
nss ~, Ss"s' ;a;;n,. ~, VI ans unusual
than rn ,ae t n,n'.a1n, s t1 WAY wrong
the he1i,n"n Il 1ne a,arm 10
Wa nana1t,n4 thI1a saea ~ .ase ne "oe
me euoi,, ,r;,'ntc ar t,so so pIss.e 'oao
VIII fha.c .."n ,,sssJ ~ -" 'nan .ne resi-
I,Sai,a H'aI t1snea nle om rnn tn:ough
.so;ne< ~ ,he na;n m"E ha1%o -. ~" 1onn Seo''!
taa'oea 20 Tue oelu'aa ao'nqeF Of tmes before
uo sus a'asm was srueh' Mn'sii nas. poem done IN
Wnuoas Wa.!.ie.; !s,aes tne members OF the
isaenan1 ia lo1'es, "nen .ne h9h. rom 1res has
Isnu.es aiart before tne lower bell na1 stsnck the
A'a!lh. A. T. OLIVER
7-.,' H"ntn @ 70 and suosct'eed ociofe me February
1tn' isoo. >,,,
, 1860-02-18

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.--Notice is
n hs,eby given. .has lY s!t.uc Of Deed Of As.isu-
mrr 10 ne nl1e, hhall Thurs!ay the d1y Of March
I. he pu1 door ef the Eourt 1Ioue IT County
the and title 10 roaveye1 and assigned By
sd xnmcnt in and 10 Tt following trpeEty. to Wit:
INN sat. and stn vut foo's Fer,J arTrs Of land
In Cox t,aurty lnos IN Seeftoa la 7. - r. H. being
tAs = " !, Of tho n. ". y thereof Also one hund1e
sud 41sy q land In sneboyg.n County. WISCONSIN,
Also ty IN Lufs1ns Additi7u to Chicago Also oua
hundred and twentS acres OF and, Mrrota in L.
Sa4lecuny. Illinois Also ons hundred and tweaty acres
kaner - Also B1oets j. 4, H. and Is and Iots 10 Is
jrclu4yr-al In SGe1iea toue. Addition to Chicago. Aso
Los a. - - IT. and e. anluE EACH lying md
being IN subdivision called rupt Fe4nt III the
IL the n E. Of +. r. ~. r. H. E. % ~. Also thr
upd yided tenlh art OF EpckA 4 81 H. Il e. "a
H. - - and excepting Lots 10 In B:ock u and Lots
h67 sn in FiorE6 Also the undivided teas+ pait
ri Inc uplyld+d thirs af the westerly haf uf Block
a. Al.o the uhdltel one-tctA of twoth1Es Of blocks
IL t. lying -nuth OF the Section line dividing Sections
ri and H. aocorlsnF to the United Sta'es Surrey excerpt
nS Lots Ss ard 10 In R!ock Is. A.n the uudi.
yiIsi entn part of the udyided twothIrLs Of III that
ietr OF reel nf std bounded tic north b. The aoftsad
Atien fne On the +xst by Riv.rft On thr south by
t1srptis The udsid one haf Of cf peeo Of
Iso lie nndyidd cf.,eush ps!t Ct the undivided txo-
:dy3It netesth pa Of Tire und.tded enehalf or Los
1pI III RJock 81. t<o The undivided dgc-.xth put IT
1sck* I =, u. 5, aad -
Inv s,rh Ete s1 sold Il invested In MI =. A.
.:,ure Which viii b. 1plaineI II ka1c.
i,tS.tSE.ltt i. ". PHILLIPS, tasirrAr
, 1860-02-18

Pro Rain N5ovcsue1st 1n I'eun~ylva,,fa.
n public meeting Wis held i'll Pittsburgh,
gu the 18th lnst., ut the Ne chants' Exchange,
to consider what measures should lie adopted
10 prevent discrimination against that ciy in
the freight tariff Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad. The meeting adopted resolutions
substantially as f,I!aws:
T!ut the obvious intention of ths J'eunsslya-
MIA Legislature. III sranting Railroad charters
was the public benefit, and mt unlimited
3,uwcr to Tax and opprcss, by cx"rbitaut
churgcs.
Tia, tl,c pcnp1c Of Pennsylvania were entitled
IL the Use af tue Railroads Of tle Slate OIL equal
3cr,us will citizens ut' oti,ee sstatcs.
That it is The duty Of tho Legislative power
10 prptcci this city from suc epre .siol .ls tie
Pennsylvania Railroad intlicts.
That the policy Of tie 3'ennsyIvatiia Railroad
is destructive to interests which the carter uf
that r,,al intended to project, and that hucll
nnIicy should ,o longer be tolerated; tlut alt
freight carried bctweca pAtsin.rgli and phi1adei-
,ln uycr the wl,"lc length Of tie rcunsylvania
j:.i!road. is in every Legitimate. scusc ttruu.l.
5rei.l,t; that tl,e Interests of Pittsburgh nnd
7'hi,adclpl.ia. aud Of stockholders. require that
&atnpuny TO aband0E its protcctoratc over
Western ronds. and that by leaving said roads
to cun}ete with cacli tlil.tF, t1rv, with the Ohio
River, wu.,id hrin;. u the lsuilroad large ton
mage of distau freight that its uu" isc and un-
just policy nj present nttraets. That the imnc-
tlinte passage 1f rio-rata freight bill lie
.e.icctcd, having a }Hnvision requiring monthly
4,r scni-mUnthiv publication Of rates besw+ On
1'itt>bu,g md 1'hi'ntcIphia, unattcrab!c during
tile month, 10 that steamers on Western rivers
might be enabled 10 c"ntsurt lar fright on as
favorable ter1nsas tue Ealtoad Company on.ts
Capt l;cltzloovcr thought tl't passage Of such
rro-rcta bill would he detrimental 10 steam
, 1860-02-18

-;re :::..: <.. 80 ::-.;,1@;;A a7 .; Soy-
heE 4. u. IeS. make ute aud deliver me- the u.
TLe.. ccEtao II Of the prene4
ter de- cred. TO the payment certain prossoy
note mentioned In sid inst ttd Of evrn date herrwb,
foc the 0f huudF. AID eighty nine coars nara
ycA1 .fe1 the date thereof With interest The
Ten Per rent. Per nnum aftet raid shout be due
with caudinn in esd trust deed conta net! that case
deaut should Ge ae tho Psyr ent nf said pEomsso,y
he *dtn *s.s the after svnE notice such
sc In newspaper publ hid In he city Of Chicago:
Cook County ho1k one Aund.td an tl,'r o of deeds
<rfoit having been maze il tic nas ens OF aid pr.sso1y
ntc rtnE IT. tsnn! znd effect public nost
xivt that Thursday, the 1rst day of March, a. b. 1Q
eleven Geock In the focsoon Of raid .y Al the Noh
Of The Court House IN the city II Chicago offer for
fa wing described premises, bling the Described in
rct tcc. 4ustd N the cry OF Chcasc, Cook
,uhtY, Iffnoi<, thwt&: %'1he south twenty feet Of
vnifcr ~i.,h % .Le end r. 't 'ou.tsra l&l n block
improvement and balires hereen" with all thu 1eht
equity Of redemption of said Maiina O.on her httrs
and a,slEu.. ANDREW LAl.SUN. Trustee.
Ch!c7so, February 17th, l$60. lelsb6ss i'd
, 1860-02-18

An eyewitness thus describes the attentions
paid to the hero Of Frankfort during his recent
visit to the seat Of government:
"Thcre las been Of la!e years nothing like
tic reception Of blr. Clay ut Washington.
When, IN Wednesday last, fe entered the Hall
Of the ilopse Of Representatives, for more thu.
an hour he was surrounded by persons Of ul1
pnrties-oid acquaintances und nrw; even mcn
from as far south US Tennessee came up to pay
their respects tn hit,. The .gulIeries were
eyes were upon him. lis speech ut Frankfort
on tile 10Th Of January las produced s.nsa-
tion rarely cqualcd in The history Of the couu-
try, and all were anxious to honor the hero and
put1iot who so ably and ga'lautty stood by his
country and tile Union !"
, 1860-02-18

Money SeSr 70 THEIR Fn.ESns N IRELAND NJ
SERVANT G1nLs.-Thc amount Of money scnt to
their rarcnts, brothers aud sisters, mud other
relatives, BY the Irish servant girls in this coun-
C.l,i!', who is now 1ccturiuy in this country
With SO much <rtdt and SUCCESS, took the 1nins.
to ascertain tho amount sent 10 Ireland In q
single year. lie obtaincd returns from the diff
ferent otlic.s in tlis city which tya1smit money
to that country, and found that in The year 1852
the aggregate sun. amounted to $l,a:u, ,Ot0-a
million three hundred aud tifty thousand dol
lurs-I, ]. UfrdL.
, 1860-02-18

Several large and tcet steamers have already
lren enga=rd To fornl line betwccn Nebraska
C'ty and ST. Josrph, tu run in connection with
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad. Amen.
the number We are pleased to learn that tue
popular steamer Omuta ix 10 he in the trade.
The Dca Moincs atd Entilr, have also been I'll.
Sa.cd, and wilt. ut the first opening of nayiga>
ii>n. wheel into line. or the further movements
# this line VIC will advise our readers by and
bv.-MbrasIu City .1t,ps
, 1860-02-18

~ Rcy. Dr.. Proudft, Emeritus Professor Of
Greek mud Latin at Union College, an for many
years On honored member Of the Faculty Of that
institution, died u Saturday.
, 1860-02-18

Srw Yong, Feb. ia fire broke ont nj Tar
rytown last night opposite the dcnot- md de-.
stroyed eight or len buildings occupied NJ stores
and dwellings,. il commenced at IL o'cIock in
the storc Of Ar. Evans. The buildings were ali
so"dcn. Loss $1s,oop, covered By INSURANCE.
, 1860-02-18
5emlug fila: t.ncp.

GEWING MACHINES.
~ SIS S13 AED $40.
l.. CORNELL 4 cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast Stttc,4.
NAEKANTENto give good tatl<aston as the .Iehce.
priced In market, Make the stitch the sle: Aa-
chimes: iargs 9x4 hctes un.. the Asr, A In
table have the under fc straight ree7!e. f,o:. tv
to tle tnsh: Hun VERY EASY MI 81 As,:r
holSELESs anl afe neatly a1iscd. Eh Mae::.e VIZ
Stitch, Hem. Fell Tuck, Gathes and Enhrc:der,
1hey have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM at scvs:~.
Fs!ss The es5 Mac1Ee {louuE latent) Is rqnal l.:
rsc} ia the $ta machines. TusEs hack linz 1hnp
untandiEg wt high spesd and very nti. Mado in
Chicago. The ~ one tTackaEt faIr~ Ia,et} !. iafer
STRONGER. amt giving great satisfaction. The e{0 M.
featuring sEa Family Machine e,MtEed Tarast & z.zi
Iaent} vcry and conven!eht f"r @ins lr.c
menss, Quit HE. Hc.: u.t calahe of d.. tie
finest swiss Muns Ehet fthes easily learned
the printed dHeTirns.
:,amples Circulars aud Cut eent receipt Of .tau1r
Ne tele here for the UNlfERS l. u !.Al-
MEK AND GutGE adjusted to all t!ckce.+ c.o,n,
and alt ~th* Of hem; will hem a*d tc.l., aud
CAN BE EASILY ATrAC!1kn To ANY oanlev
MACHINE. Iriee &5.
LARGE DIsC0INT TO AGENTS AND CLEEai.
"AGEHTS WANTED everywhere t.oac AID &C.:
Al 1s3 Lake street. or al1:ess S.C0kSELL + Cu.
l.. Be S9sa Chicago. illinois. oe.S
, 1860-02-18
d. LIE u .

In th!s city nu the 1ah sntt-, SAMUEL. dUt,LInGE.
axrd two AMI tixl .ay. son II Jttc! n aud
Iou!*U Nt<ice.
Fiji. nds Of The family invited to a1tenl lie funeral
from No. III South jefferson street. At twnclnck r. "
ihis day.
, 1860-02-18

t@ :. II. ScRfFEs. AIrsr.is:q aye..: e s-ur.,r.-u
hH'Ttzff 10 rf~e'-t -t'rsf.er<ns shs o eli ~
Lr7tt'H3 i'i5rrs Of ttf tf"-LI H'-tt- ta..tcH5
, 1860-02-18

RscoRnEn's Counr.-Durin. the February
tern' Of the Recorders Court, lie grand jury
found Twenty-Five Indictments. Of these, five
resulted in rerdicts of not guilty; four we're
no|k 3ross'd;; fire were continued; and in the
remaining fourteen. yerdicts Of guilty were OBJ
timed
, 1860-02-18

- Call at tile Sewing Machine Depot Of II.
Alexander. No. los Lake street, and sec the most
superb Sewing Machine Jet produced G. Il.
Sloat 4 Co. felS-st1.
, 1860-02-18

CTEWART'S COOKING STOVE
= STILL AnEAn-Ths acknowledged superiority OF
the tswau Stnve has given rise u erera !m3tatsous
Ta genuine article for sale only hy e. METZ Agent 1t
god assortment Of Housekeeping, Haaavase md Tin
VAN. 1p3c81t1Y
, 1860-02-18

r OST OR STOLEN from my Bug
IL ~ about o'clock r. r. February 18th. IN Ctsrk
s:nt bst9eep .:an4totph md Sate white WOLF ROBE
Wis J5at lining aud tta, f'!nke, The endc By leaving
!. ny house VII! be literally rewarded ps. T.
rlrNEI, 1ij Michigan avtuue. fe!6bss3 It
, 1860-02-18

EXAMINATION OF TEAcuEns.- will be an
examination Of Feu,alc Teachers at the Office Of
the Board Of Education, No. ll9 Clark street,
on Thursday, February Esd, commencing ut
o'cl cE H.
, 1860-02-18

Tire In Cortland. Dctka1l, Co., Ill.
4 yentlcsIau who arrived in this city sc>tcr-
day morning on tia Dixon Air J-iue, 1ufa,lns us
thai Il fire WAS raging III Cortland wien tic
train passed thrnusl, that town. 4 hotel and
live adjoining buildings on tile first street east
of the depot, OIL the cast side Of the street,
were consumed, uad the flames were almost cx-
1inguishcd.
, 1860-02-18
LOCAL. MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get yoar clothes cleaned and renaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-02-18

WANTED - To purchase two
Dwelling Hnu'c-. e1nfa1n!ns e'gh. To ten yocms
located In south nlyI.ion TO KENuTE Au.rr.s =
O. ptx S&{ siriu. place and iocifnn f.It,c,
, 1860-02-18
Henry Ward 1seccleFsh Idea OF q
Sfltn.

! ship is the most ingenious and mighty "a
brio which human hands have ever wrought,
Nothing else IL half 80 strong, neither pyramit1s
nor temples, nor cathedraln Of stone, which. be-
f"re printing. gave opportunity for the human
heart to express itself, gaze forth the tl,oughts,
ind the snttmc$t feelings and aspirations of
the greatest thinkers. There is not one OF these
things that dues not easily iailto pieces They
seed globe Of dandelion by wiuts that puif ut
it, lsut n ship caught by winds, and tossed
about ltke bull, is nnharn,ed. tits smitten
nnd wfirfed. It in rocked on waves as cradle
is rocked by mother foot. 1t rears up like
iirightcd ste.d. It l'lun.es again like war
horse i'll baltle. But though winds chase il, and
storms reach out black hands alter it, and
waves forever beat it, and it must needs roll
and plunge, it srcSs its centre ugaiu, and comes
upright the moment the airy l,ands let 10.
, 1860-02-18
TIL E CITY.

PEtssoSAL.-1f"n. d.1s. Giddings Is at tic Trc.
mont House. lie is 10 fulfil several lecture Gu
gascinents in the Northwest,
, 1860-02-18

LATEST yRoH 1lAyAxA.-Ed. Osband, of the
fremont House cigar stand, has "comc out
powerful with one Of the choicest stocss Of
cigars and tnbacco ever offered to the retail
tra'le in this city. Of Id. may be bought the
genuine German 1.atakca smoking tobacco,
pressed icgalsas, Leandres {stac best brand in
tic city) Andre Rivas, III Sol, Flor u D'Morantce
md other Eavoritc brands of Conchas. Also, a
choice assortment of mecrschaun pipes. In
fact let lovers Of thc weed III all its forms look
III upon Ed. and profit by tic seeing.
, 1860-02-18

" ANTED-A house and lot On or
~ neE Nabuh aveIuc. VIII nav fro,a sans, ;,
s'oneos,, Adnr%s~. gtsnE putteuIsrs n. G RlINEIs
bvx ~. Chicago pcss utacc. frils.r
, 1860-02-18

The N1cuAoSp House. 1i"rs.-We ought TO
have said, some days siucc, that The sixth aud
last OF tho season of the Richmond 1Iouse
Hops. which took place Tuesday night last, was
one Of The l,lcasantcst that ever occurred in this
city. Tie company was very large, but not
larger than tic generous hosts were prepared
to eitcrain, which they did witt, profnsion
mud elegance that clicited the warmest admira~
ton of all.
, 1860-02-18

SA" acc1nESr.-Wc are paincd TO learn that
little girl, Abont eight years old, was run over
yesterday. She was taken into slanty near ut
hand by three 1risl,'nan, and medical aid SUM
nloncd, DR.. S. Wickcrshan1, who took the poor
little child to tue City Hospital, where anputa-
ton will be performed should the suflc.er rally.
On the authority Of citizen, whose name is in
our possession, We statc that ono Dr. O'Rran,
at NO. iti South Clark street. was first sent for,
but absolutely refisad to 60 to the aiI Of tue
injured girl unless his fees could be previously
guaranteed. Such conduct is brutal.
, 1860-02-18

GEORGE SrASEn.-An,ong tie many popular
and successful lecturers with whose services
Chicago has been fasorcdtbis season, none have
been received with greater faror than Mr. Sum-
ner. lie il now fulfilling 81 series Of cngasc-
1ncnts in The State. and will give US his lecture
on " Old Europe and Young A1ncrica' at Metro
politan Hall, on his way East, Oh Monday night,
tue ..D1Ii inst.
, 1860-02-18

- Large sale at auction Of furniture. wares
etc., this morning at halfpast nine O'Clock. by
Gilbert 4 Sampson, No. 50 Lake street.
, 1860-02-18

An. Tnor. ASSOCIATION 1'AnapE.-Thc American
Protestant Association make their SC: sud aunuul
parade on the ed of February, in memory Of
the birthday Of George Washington. The n,em-
bcrs of the orderin Chicago arc oil summoned
TO appear in their respective Lodge Rooms OH
i!,ut morning ut nine o'clock.
, 1860-02-18

w HANTED-Security for $1,000
which the -uas0rcr will lean thres aye Yeas
lin At IN pr ee tntese.t Ample .rcnF,fy rsau,fe
ftlt&lw Z. A. SEASEKS-. = uessbefn street
, 1860-02-18
10 1arUf.

TO kENT-1he very desirable
- Hos>e. Me- Etri'sc Court. II desired lie party
fettk can paclase the noe portion Ut tie furluuE.
onstrr favorable isEmsrA will exrh.nxs.& f,r dssi1.
abte pI1p.stytht ksesen1 drrIiun h"se keeping
, 1860-02-18
coughs! Coughs! Coughs. !.
Colds. C0{<lx. fDldx.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs!!
Browns Bronchial 1'rocl,es,!

|rROChES.
|fxOCn&
[1E.,citM.
| rRUCi5&
|Tg0Cu&.
ITRsaCuES.
.TR0CHkS.
TR0cuES.
TRi}CHES
TEt}CufS.
TROCuES
'TR,}CHES
TgOCITEx.
TRGCa N.
'TRUCAES
TRocnES.
'rROCMES.
Tg0CIlE.
TRt,CliES.
TR0CuES.
rRtNuES,
TR0CHES.
, 1860-02-18

A1L1rARY.-Thc Chicago Dragons, Captain
Barker, will parade, starting from the Armory
ut 10 O'clock oil the s:ad inst, in honor Of Wash
ington's birthday.
, 1860-02-18

WANTED-A situation by res
p.-:ah young laay >e.npstse1s In a pltvate tatu.
~ Will rtS Ae d4Y werk. foo refeF Civ
II required. L !de=s ~G. L., ~. u. hox 17s3 fetxn
, 1860-02-18

w NANTED TO LEASE-For 4
y term Of not 'e4t thin DIRE ye,rs restdeac- ,ot
EtiatsI s"u OF Old street. hr OH West Sde brtxern
t*sHth and Aail4on. Address l. r.. box .s13. stInx
term, apu iOe uio1. sst-v.t
, 1860-02-18

~ We would call tue attention Of house,
Keepers TO ]. II. crorpcr's advertisement of
Roraback's Compound Chemical Toilet aud
Washing Soap, in another column. So.
, 1860-02-18

1LANTkD-A Partner with 4
cnh capital Of Fire Hundred nolass to rnsaxe u
Fh' anA veil e-tAb he'd buhers that is ptyIrg sod
rH"ht Fnr further particulars adusss4 J. II L. la,x
l:::3 fo>t UEce, Chcaxo. feI9x3t
, 1860-02-18

WANTED-An active mau with
~ aeash cartai 1t sas.n0 or more 10 engage in t,s
e1eaaEe ale II Etot ~ % in tbs city which viii pay
WELL Apply nmedLliely t, Deast. n street. roaua Is
, 1860-02-18
.Fnr salt.

EUk SALE AT A BARGAIN
frstclass 1stick Dwelling tn Woicott street. be-
tween ihatar and E1ls streets.
ALS0-A tE.t class lisck Dwelling Oh!o street, h.
tween I!ue and Il. G!a4r 1tstct+- Apply 10
=. II. kEEFOOT i CO..
feths1D I'm h, l,r.rtwr si1st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE. MORT II.

NhNiLEi.s and Merchants from Virginia, Tennessee the
w. N Iarl III tc"rga and the Northern
80 and Nisi.sppi, informed that connected through
Ia -h-'r aud Freight hr has been
mug t'" im"s per week hr,wesn I,mhbufs Va mud New
Aart l IA" -,nii side Railroad Point and III, nee IL,
~ YORK h} TIN New iork and Virginia ~irnnsiil tnnpa.
NIL tne ri hrs, class side wheel hps-Y urk
tpNh. l''tH-H apa AMI Eouuokr.
h- airls AL. aniHgcs nboyc all others
IT AMI most agreeable route route
ih1-t r'nhhs long line III railroads.
III steamships i.e evening If tn" day r.a., lynci
ALL Ia arg, s4ale and all acaoiuutn.
h"l' +" h ii N IT," h' stcamsh>, aud amer short
- A are IN New nrk, perfectly rrstr r.ny tor
lfasu"r. la-sagr tr"u >p'hburg afk Fare and
St4i' '''lnt "a steamers u,ldet. az
+~H ''tEh rteie ths ur - h, bclw
-" t".' AMI The south "c-t, The ~. run nl"n4
si il ar'ts oi the N"rh. lr nir company at CIV
s"' "i ife Is no dr,nsc ri Ha'-, ever! hing briat
a'''' immediately tf'n Ia, S}eain ifS Cars, anl
"Ihl Biz" -taarsi dispatch The allpWtus -
tat ia ea agteod upYa hh the Railroad aud sicafnShip
''ulmt!, uHd hl gppi~ lurNntI uf clurye Shplrs
arim: H. Vail themselves 81 through ratr- have
ItH ra'l> MARKED care ol lAir.d agent Point
Et'ts FROM NV YORK 10 Ia Iiibt. III.
'I''s 2ni Class 5ri tlH.s, ih Class,
ptC. IN
LIE. knGkEN CAY LoE A..en's, IAn,hbnrs, va
>NM'l q. BAPTIST y 81, AGENTS rr,tshtrg, Va.
LlbLAh IItNtklN.A -. 10 broadway, n y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
Singers Sewing Machines


REAT success always the most conclusive proof grca
~ men Judged By tins test there labor saving macl,
before The public comparable Singers Sewing Machine
The! were exhibited al the late Exposition Unversell
great Inlnuicory TO make them has bcea built in Paris
In every branch industry which sewing is to be dom
these machines he used with nmeS. profit spe
singers Machines compared with thanksgiving No tai r.
saoeakcr ressaker carriage trimmer, sadc halter
%e, should moi he without The profit using
t,> mar'neS. regularly employed is Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there much sewn4
be done these machines invaluable Planters
AMI hotel keepers find them particularly and prof
able These machines simple in their construction and
' strong and durable, being the only sind of Sewing Ma
came ever made by which every Of work, tine
could be perfectly executed THOUSANDS of inferior and
less sewing Machines have been made aud sold under
nales but singers Machines alone been foSpd EYER.
Where 30 satisfy the wants Of the people.
ram printed instructions for using sent with each ma
cahe from which ans readily acquire the of
gs tein le machines are packed securely go to&y
part oi The world To all persons desiring particular IT.
orthati"n We viii, application by either Oh
eos forward copy of NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette papr
Windy devoted To the Sewing Machine interest
|. NJ. SINGER & co.
Principal Office No. 323 broadway, New York
bEANCh officEs-No 4. Hanover sl Boston: No. 81 th-
81 ST. New ilaren, Ct; G!overvic n " No 21I Broad =,
Newark, N - Va lI2 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia: No. loi s-
hnIe sl Baltimore: NJ. 81 Westminster ST., Providence,
l. 30 East 4ih ST, CINCINNATI No 65 North 4tl st, I
,a4S No. 81 ST. chares ST., New Orleans No 20 Dauphn y.
N'hhle Itlec2 l-l,ysiS.I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
AMERICAN GUANO,

+ RON ia Is AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered 20 the Planters Dealers the sasc-
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
made by gentlemen in Virginia who have used ii side b, side
With The Peruvian Eide Island ana other fertilizers, and who
testify to its superiority, importance and yalue.
II Will act soils Immediate well durable
thller, cnrichinS, but not exhausiing.
Ii sold at much less price than Peruvian and when
VEST TINE COMES the result will be great rot geai
Pamphlets containing numerous certificates fR
Virginia an,-'lher oaies will be forwarded upon PIP
am SOLE A"ENr of the American Guano Conn any ei-
npnd ana AL packages VIII have with the trade
OF the oah! Vhe American eaglc1 and viii be
pure II "i he put up in strong bags barrels the oa
Of the Purchaser. Price $40 per Ion
FEi.lX II. CAVE, 18th street Richrio T.
feb 23ts MosEs LACY Agent for Iynchbnry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

AYERS SARSAPAI1ILLA,
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptions and Pimplcs,
For Blotches, Blains ana Rolls,
For st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipolas,
For letter or Salt Rheum,
For Scald Head and Ring Worm,
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores,
For Sore Eyes. Sore Ears and Humors
For Female Diseases,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases of tho Heart
The Mayors Of the chief cities of the United States ia
end British Provinces Chill Peru, Brazil Mexico and in fact,
" almost all the cities this Continent signed this doc
umen their people what they may use with
safety and confidence But space here will only
portion of them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11

y ap NJ nUil.ISs x e., No. 10 Main st.
ELsr EICLIyED.-A large lot of Mill oGal which vii
~ - 10" hF cash lap .i.dls J. &. sIIEAREg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
Sewing Machin as

= -, kJCkY I4IE5 NIdICuIuSS.
AIDES wishing Machine do sggyANrs' COARSE CIorurs,
A. WELL As TiEin owS PINE WORK, would do well
ne BiRrlIoLFS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
-" ss2 ana $50 The following certificate is from vel
Instruction ON this Machine:
itEsylllk, Campbell county, Va, June i3tli ls'2
M.; NJ l." IAGg:-l am well pleased with Bartos sew
ny Machine, and would exchange il for any have
una no dihicni! IN operating with II any kind of coS
rom NE uckes Cashmere 10 the finest Linen We have hade
several par OF coarse Linen pants have
seen and operated on six different kinds Of Sew is
nhenes oi i'artiolis and singers the only Machine
i "h recommend any person To buy. They are The u
Machines That make IaOr's Stitch consider Barthol 5
hth Inc cheapest machine is simple in construction cay
=" nnerStad and snot likely to get out of order. Alh"
very person thai has seen Barhns operate and Singers
Respectfully yours &c, CAROIUS a. TERRY.
.. hi no diihculty In getting my wife to work on Bar
hot Machine They something great ouch 10
done Tor the man that invented Sewing Machines the Shut
lie aud Lock stitch. Iiuna fis1 O. i.