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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

HARhsBUHG, February e4.--The resolutions adopt
ed BY the Republican State Convention declare that
the Administration, by disregarding the claims Of
the industrial interests fostering sectional excite
ment and the rankest corruption, has disgfaced re-
publican institutions and deserves a signal rcbuke
from the friends of constitutional order; thai, be-
eving slavery TO be an element Of political weak
ness we are unaltcraby opposed to It's extension TO
free Territories that the dogma that the Constitn-
tion carries slavery into the Territories Is new
political heresy subseryient of peace and harmony;
that the rights Of the States must be sustained nvo
late; that the lawless invasion of the soil Of any
State or Territory is grave crime; that the OPpo-
sition party does not seek the abolition of slavery
where it exists but leaves its amelioration and
ultimate abandonment TO the moral and religious
forces pertaining to the slayeholding communities,
assured of the final prevalence Of justice throughout
all the land; that the threats of disunon by the
Democratic members Of Congress is o bold avowal
Of contemplated treason, which II s the Imperative
duty Of the people to strongly confront and forever
silence; that, while opposed 20 the extension Of
slavery we hail the people Of The South ms brethren,
rejoicing in their prosperity, and that we arr pre-
pared to sustain their constitutional rights aud
privileges
The resolutions also approve Of homestead law,
and for the purity of the ballot box, and The preyc
ton Of frauds upon the naturalization laws. t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

MALLoRys STATION, Feb 25.-The California
Overland Mail of the Sd, has passed here.
Business at San Francisco hafhimproved.
The pracipal part Of ForbestOwn in Butler Co.
was burnt Loss $4,000. .H
Beneby 4 Co, Hardware Merchants had fail.
ed.
The Overland mail Of the 9th and 18th Jan, had
not arrived
Other mines are opening which promise 10 sup.
ply the amount ofquicksilver witldmwu by closing
the New Almaden Mines.
Two tons Of silver orc arc an the way 10 Sar
Francisco from santa f'rn Cosnty.
: $4,000. .E
Rich digrings Of Coarss gold have hCcn discos e.
ed on Quesno river in British Columbia
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
GLOVE ME LIrrLE: Low ME LoSo.u-

"LovE ME LITTLE: Love NE LONG,
A tall Western girl, named Short, long
loved a certain big Mr.. Little while Little,
lille thinking of Short loved little lass
named Long TO make long story short
Little proposed to Long and Short tonged
to be even with Little's shortcomings. SO
Short meeting Long threatened to marry
Little before long which caused Littlein
short time to marry Long. Query; Did
tall Short love big Little less, becaus big
Lite loved little Long?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

The veritable sword which Ethan Allen
carried through the perils of many we'll
fought fields, is now in the possession OF
one of his female descendent in Homles
county, Mississippi 1t is the same stauch
blade that he waved aloft when, ain the
name of Jehovah and the Continental Con
tinental Congress, he demanded the sur
render of Ticonderoga
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
EMPLOYMENT ESSENTIAL TO HEALrl

EMPLOYMENT ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH.
In the course of my literary labors |
found that the mental exercise which ac-
companied them was Dota little beneficial
to my health. The motiveswhich excited
me to write, and the object which ] hoped
to accomplish, were Of nature calculated
to cheer the mind, aud TO give the animal
spirits salutary impulse1 am persuaded
that, If j had suffered my time TO pass
away with little or no employment, my
health would be still more impaired, my
spirits depressed, and perhaps my life con
siderably shortened have, therefore,
reason to deem it a happiness, and source
of gratitude to Divine Providence, that /
was enabled, under my bodily weakness
and confinement, to turn my attention to
the subjects which have, for so many years
afforded me abundant occupation. l think
it is incumbent upon us, what ever may be
our privations, to east our eyes around,
and endeavor to discover whether there
are not some means yet left US of doing
good to ourselves and to others that our
lights may in me degree, shine in every
situation, and, if possible, be extinguished
only with our lives. The quantum of good
which, under such circumstances, we do,
ought not to disturb or affect us. If we
perform what We are able to perform, how
little soever it may be, it is enough it
will be acceptable in the sight Of Him who
knows how to estimate exactly all our ac-
tions, by comparing them with our dispo-
sitions and Lindiay Murray.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

ExTRAoRDIxARY CnALLExoE. Captain Trasispnb-
fishes in the Memphis papers pistol challenge Tor
$500 or $1,000 a side, 10 he shot at as follows
"with pistols thirty shots sde,eat ten PAGES dis
tance; the target to be shot at copper cent; my
opponent 10 shoot at deliberate aim with the aid OF
one hand ony--string measurement from ceiites 10
center. ask that my opponent shall give me five
hit cents ont of thirty shots; or in other words,
win shoot twenty-five shots against his thirty.
shall require him TO shoot his shots by daylight
will shoot my shots In any dark night he may Sc
lect or In a dark room devoid Of light The match
to take place in the city Of New York, 10 New Or,
leans, Memphis, or Nashville, within thirty days
after il Is made"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

psTThe head clerk of large mercantile
house was Dragging rather largely Of the
amount Of business done by bis firm.
'Xou may judge Of its extent, when ]
tell you that the quilts Of our cOrrespon-
dence only cost two thousand dollars q
year. t4sI.
'Poohr said the clerk Of another house
'ithat is nothiD compared TO our correspon-
dence. We save four thousand dollars
a year in ink by merely omitting to dot
the i'sl'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
IFrom the Louisville Journal.
TO Mary.

III T. u. n.
Here where the dark Missouri rolls
IN Its ever changing tide ll..
Ikucel to bless glorious girl,
Who is my spirii-hride.
Down where Ohio's waters lave
Its rock end grass-bound shore,
She gave TO me her pure young heart-
Her love forevcrmore.
And she has kept the vow she made
As sacred as the tie i, 81
That binds the dying Christians soul
To Him who rules the SKY.
But We have parted--nevefmorc
TO meet on this bright earth.
And sadly now that love must die
Which had so glad birth.
But when the midnight deep and stiIl
Shall wrap the sleeping world,
And Gods blue flag with its bright stars
Ger nature is unfurled.
I'll kneel and bless thee, absent enc
With deep and feryent prayer
And angels TO thy dreaming soul
Each word of love VIII bear.
Farewell, this is the last farewell
To thee my muse shall sing. q
For | will check each burning thought
That from its fount shall spring.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

A GREAT SPREAD.--Icwis when a can
didate, for the Legislature, published a
circular to his follow citizens Of eight col.
ums whereupon he said -
1t may be asked why wrote 50 Tonga
circular. An ancedote will illustrate my
answer Once upon time an old lady
seat her grandson out to set turkey. On
his return the following dialogue took
place So. .fa..a.s kgssata.
Sammy, have you set herS
Yes grandma.
Fixed the nest all up hicelyY
Mighty fine, grandmaY
How many eggs did you put under hcrf
'One hundred aud twenty grandma
why Sammy, what did yon put 50 many
under her forY
'Grandma, wanted TO see her spread
herself
MY opponents will pitch into this cir.
eular, aud | hope they will have good
time ia making large per eentage Of it.
A short ono would be 90 much ss they
could got over. but wanted TO see them
spread themselves.
Begin life with but litllc shos. you may
increase IL afterwards.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

An old lady being asked to subscribe tc
a newspaper, declined, on the ground thai
when she wanted news she manufactured
it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

W 'A9hiN"iVri hcoiudiy 81, looO.
JOHN J. CRTTENDEN, Ny, Chairman.
WIN. z. RIVES, Va.
WASHINGTON HUNT, n. Y.
WM. A. GRAHAM, N. G.
HENRY VI. FULLER. Pa.
JNO. p. KENNEDY, Md.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON. RI
ALEXANDER r. BOTELER, Va.
JOHN A. ROCKWELL, Ct
JOHN WHEELER, VI.
j. NJ HARRIS, Md.
LEWIS CONDICT, M.
CHARLES NJ. C0NARD, Ia.
MARSHALL p. WILDER, Mass.
JOSHUA A. HILL, Ga .rF
JOSEPH n. SNYDER, Ohio.
JOHN DUNHAM. Conn.
JOHN a. GTLMER, NC.
&. @. LATHROP, Pa.
r. w. THOMPSON, Ind.
n. w. SHELLEY, Ala.
GEO. BRIGGS, NY
w. q. BROWNL0W, Tenn.
WM. l.. T0OLE, Iowa.
JOHN WILSON. IN.
JERE. CLEMENS, Tenn.
h. j. WHlTLOCK, n. Y,
- L4ta5 CoHinaitee.
FRANCIS GRANGER
Chais'a = Nat Wig Ef,ohre Com.
JACoB BRoOMP, .nr
Charm Vat iasresa ESecgtts Con-.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09


In accordance with the intmation contained in
the above, Mr. Newman, having called the Senate
order yesterday morning rendered his resignation
of the position Of Speaker In doing 50, he took
occasion to reiterate the denunciations contained In
his card. d, = ~ - {. s.i,a.l
Mr.. Newman lett yesterday for Washington City,
for the avowed purpose OF demanding full investi-
cation Of the charges which have been madc against
him, and which it is reported, have been forwarded
to the government officers Of the Eastern Division Of
the State.
The friends of Mr.. Newman in this city, who are
in his confidence, protest most vehemently that he
is wholly innocent and that the whole thing Is a
malicious plot to accomplish his ruin. II this turns
to be true the orgnators Of the ISLANDERS should
be made to suffer the seyerest penalties. t,Ef
We sincerely hope that the accused viii succeedin
speedily clearing himself Of the accusations made
against him. and in bringing the authors TO justice.
4 Banner, gath.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

When bent ON mairmony look more than skin
deep for beauty, dive further than the pocket fo
worth and search for temper beyond ihe bumor o.
agreeable paTtntr al the hall who forms the mos
agreeable partner for life. Virtue, like some aow,
ers, blooms often iairest in the shade.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

II Is common, says Tacitus, TO esteem
most what is most known.
IL costs US more. TO be miserable than
would make Us perfectly happy.
Children are much like jellies-as as they
arc moulded, 80 viii they turn out.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

Begin life with but litlc shOs. you may
increase il afterwards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
MARRIED.

by the Rev. William II. Pend Ion. on Wcdnes.
day, the 4,h instant, at hAlfpase ht o'clock. A.
NJ at the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
john Il. F. BuRRoUGus. of LynchLnrs, and Miss
Lucy W. DAVIES, Youngest daughter of Mayo
Davies, Esq, of Bedford county.
On the Both Of November. by Rev. T. W. Rob-
crts, ut Jonesborough. Mr. II. Y. GREiNER and
Miss MARY J. Harris, both of Nelson county,
Virginia.
By the same. December S;h. Mr.. Eo. p SrES-
GER and Miss RusALIE VAUGHAN, both of Nelson
county
BY the some, December 18th, Mr.. Gro 7. BgN.
NETT and Miss MARrnA j. HAWKINS, both of Am.
hcrst.
b. the same, on thu snms date. Ir. CHARLES
II. Henderson AMI Miss ELiz. X. iI,wklN., both
Of Amherst county.
On Thursday, December 18th. w Elder r. s.
Henson, Or. j. W. RIcnArpst ~, OF r,nsannu ca,
and Miss SEMA>TnA Il. SrEGrR Of Cumberland
county.
BY the sane, December 1s,h Mr. A. OrrEN.
nrlMER aud Miss SARAH ELIZA JONES, both OF Flu
wanna county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

Sewing MachlNCS
AllS wishing Machine "a Ito ASTs toAGsr tI0TnTs,
j A. WILL THEIR Wonk would do we'll toe.
ne BAli HOLLIS lMri:oA ID FAMILY MACHINE. Price
g." ! and 80, lh" following ccrtiAca'" il if"m wei
known TAILOR IN Ills county! Who only had about ~ minutes
, lis rBclian this Machine:
iHF,NnIf.' tmlhrll comfy Va, juno 18Th, 1879.
Mr. wv L. iA6E:#I ana Hcl pleased iii lartiuli'- Sow
Machine and would not exchange, IL for have
find no difficult! III operating wni Kind Of cloth,
III" hich 81 Cashmere Ia IL. ia. Il Linen W
several lnr at roarc Tow Linen lants for have
and operated on six different kinds t." Sewing
Machine hut art"'s and SINGERS The oily Mrrlnts
lhai would recommend any to buy They r only
Machines thai make Jdi3oF'> Virb. consider Bnrhoi :
much the cheapest machine. ii is sinl. IN Instruction,
10 un, rsiand. and not likely to ord, r. Amu
that has Bartlulf aHd Singer
that work On last year. give liauhos The prpitrcnc"
Respectfully Yours, Be, GAROLIS q. TERRY.
PS. find no difficulty in getting work Bar
h"is Machine They that something great ought 10 be
done for the nn that invented sewing Machines with the shut
tie and Lock stitch. june lGlitls q. q. T..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
LATEST NEWS RY TELEGRAPH,
Congress.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.--Senate. NO bu.iness Il
importance was transacted-adi ourned until Mon.
day next.
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. Reagan of
Texas, concluded his speech against the Rcpub-
cans,
Two votes were taken ftr Speaker, With the
following resnlt--ne,c,sary TO u choice. first
ballot. loI. Sherman received l0l; Nallandg.
ham. 60; Gilmrr Il.
Seeohd Baii1t.-NecrsSary In II choice, loo
sherman los: Boccck -: Nelson s. Rest scatter.
in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
Notice

MAN Il, the Enmc II FRAZER Ia the house Of uy
~ father. Mr.. A. j. Hirkorpi Iucs,uy, ia,
tbs month"; aud borrowed my mare saddle, aud bride. ride
To farmNilc, with the promise that hc would II few
When last heard from he AppumatioN In.
Offering said mare, saddle. and bride, for his
the public against buy, said hurs saddle aud hrlr.
The animal taken black hy three Old last
spring; saddle and birdie almost Frazer is about ~
"a five nine inches high, very light
beard and m"stace dark hair and and wound his
rgh breast He dressed in darn clothes, Wide
hrim. brown cre hal and shawl He remained Bnokcrs
ic furm' He Monday night and lcf without pay his
bill. ROBERT II. DItKElSOS.
twnrd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
MIsCRLLANEOUs.
A NJ Il RIG \ n w AT g IL l. s
TIM IH
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,

AT TALTNAN, MASS.
TTENTIoNis Invited to the following abatement and tho
"A accompanying letters Of recommendation aud testimonials
of these celebrated Watches.
gold medal arled Company by the Massachu-
sctts Mechanical Association. 1>6d
gold medal also awarded them by The American 1ns
iutr at New York, In 1871.
The Company also rcc ed the frat promiuna gold niedn
from the Franklin Institute Philadelphia In fsss
These watches hn,e hecn In the market for nearly ten
years during whirh time they have been tested hs accuracy
dHr"hHs, aud riibty in every conc ,nlc and
have proved cnseHes Ia be the satisfactory time
over offered Ia the public.
This result has been brought about y strict application of
mechanical sccnce 10 Tho Watch
very inception, rendering It, when finished, Mechanically
correct ~ Oh rs proportions, mud, necessarily, perfect
time keeper US II Is possihl, to make.
The Company have tc1 their Watches, nnny instances
b! dctadi dp noting d,d Ne u as fsst has been
that hey hare crhtbfa ra equal IN regularity 10 the best
Marine thpnoncfsr The following certificates gen
uc'n who have carried their Watches with In their daily
n'ocnnn AMI Therefore, reliable Indications what ny
m expected from the American Watch hen urlnar, active
later from PtR ho7hy ne celebratef taess Haysr.
NEw f"ns, oct. l5tl 1850.
Mn L. T.. RnuniNs, Treas I'm. Watch Company:
DIAN Subtitle American watch, No a2ia presented me iy
The New York Chess club, In, proved reliable aud
hcrrae time h"rr almost for ordinary Iair.
"s@ IL Is NJ" nearly i've months since II Into
toSsi nn during That period lis variation standard nc
has been but trih" more than half minute The follow
ar"cnrd Of lis performance II wns act June H. correctly
juno H. 'ns' seeon1N' Aug. II, fast j. seconds.
July |, Sept, l. "a
H. 40 Ia .,
Aug. /, 40 Oct. l. "a
give Jon permission To mako such statement, ms
You ma. think proper am, with respect, yours truly,
PAUL MoRrnY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

HIR:se.-The Fredericksburg papers notice The
hiring of regroes in that place ON Monday.
Hands for rail Dad construction hired at $50 aud
f,r railroad repairs Sl75; cooks from S35 To 500
nurses from $50 to $40; chamhermaids from $50
t, $50; am hands (mcn. n from SIS to Sll0.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

PUBLIC MEEriNc.-A large md enthusiastic meet
ing, Of the citizens II the New River White Sal
phur Springs. Monday, the Goth uliimn, when
resolution were passed, coudcmninS in the strong
est and most EN- phxtc manner the large : Fer
ry outrage. WA. IL. Sndw, E,q.. vas called
to the Chair. Dr. W. ". MrC' mas addressed the
meeting in IA most chss;e and eloquent manner,
and was IDLY and repeatedly applauded. Resp
iu.ions parliamentary to Governor Wise for his
,rcn'pt,c.s n,,d energy in placing Virginia in y
position to defend herself, were passed by CECILIA
nation. ard the meeting resolved unanisnoa- ly
that the true interests of the South demanded the
encouragement ST domestic manufactures.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

SUICIDE or A LADr.--We lie RI from the Dam
vile Transcript that Mrs. Maria l.. Jones wife If
Dir. Jnscth IL. J'nes, II worthy mechanic cou'-
United suicide in that placo on Saturday last. Wy
taking iaudahum. No Cause is assigned FOX tL9
act. She is said to have been woman of much
personal beauty. She iormcrly resided in Rich
mon', and the remains were taken there for in
terment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

Fire Arms! Fire .,rmS.!
EtS1 received 10y ENprss,
~ colrs ! inch fiv" sit,,=r.fa,
Colts , iush Five Slnpcr,,
Colts e inch Five shooters
Colts Navy >.E shooters,
tnlI's ArnS talar shooters,
Nulcl,s ! and : inch self 'urking I've Slu1i,rs,
Allen ~ Wiicclocks saloon Pistol,
smith ~ W,ssan'A Saloon Pistol.
Another supply Of those celebrated Ifcs large stock
Single and Double Guns nanuarturc Percussion
tas. Englis! Powder Was Balls Shot Belts Powder Fn,k
81. &c., Ac.
Call ani suppl, yourselves. COI.IIot NS' \ WILLS
Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

New STEAM LisE.-A new line Of steamers lc-
tween Norfolk and New York is about to be cs-
tablished. The steamship Pot, mac is to com
mence her trips at once, and it is said that others
will lie put uton the line.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

THE SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY RorrE.-It is au-
th"ritatycly suited that the gap between Char
lottesville and Lync,burg will he opened to travel
an the 9Th instant and the connection Of TIE two
ends Of the Mississippi Central road be comple,ei
on the 10th of January. 1t will then remain only
for the combined companies COM posing this route
to carry oat their pledges in shortening the time
between Washington aud New Orleans 10 three
DAYS and half - Vashiaytoa States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

ANOTHER VOLUNTEER CoxPANr--On Monday
thu &C ul,imo, Rife Company was organized
at the New River White Sulpber Springs, in
Giles county. Fifty members have already enrol
lad themselves. and 1t is expected that the COM
pany will lie full in few days The following
the cuDm s-ioncd officers elect VIM. Egges-
ton, Captain Cl.as. d. Peck list Lieutenant; G..
II. Weisser, Ind Lieutenant. The name the COM
rsny has adopted is New River White Sn!llcr
Rifles" aud the members have wisely dcicrmn-
cd to uniform in goois Of Virginia manufacture.
We bid them God 8 rc in their work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

RUN's WuRK.-A free multatt" girl named Bsr
sEr MINIS, wns'fruzen To death on Saturday
night last, near tic e>idence Of Mrs. II. L. Vat
kins ah,ut miles from this place. She lett
Farmviile, to go tothe g. H., so"etine in the
night being Intoxicated at the time-and was
f,uuI nert morning lay s,snr Of Mrs. vs.. SERVANT
Iate was not quite * tnct When she was discover
ed lut size too far ,nnc for any remedies to be
Of service and died in short tme.-Faimieie
Jou,mat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

C6UTJON.

I foEEN hN NIL r"rspn7 ffom ,pnr,atlng on my rr,u
ses near Nc >AilN 1Nrl"t- in Amherst | shall I,
force the law against M offenders.
jim div T.. l.. IRWIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
FOR RENT.

4 WISH In rent the FINE FAMILY E!.>!DE&IE over
St"r,r-' II has been recent, inilI"vcd Hl Is u
the most desirable ftnil! residences in The city
:. VI. SIMPSON,
dee oats 40. =. Main -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
NEGROES WANTE..
Split Bottom Chairs! Split Bottom Chairs /!
Wanted.


~ INTENDING 10 from the city. or,r private
BIT. salt, Ny EESlDEStE, Diamond lii,
TIE Acres III lanl thereto attaehs bcng The prop
ery purchased b, of Alansn Wnsios Trustees This
property IL cnncssc,lly the most desirable
Ijr huusr il Of brick contains II j. thorough
pair aud has attached all necessary Clubhouse and Well
III The ground perfectly level. and
cultivation. 10 city purchasers this pr"p. leeds icsrp
tim, H. well the high character of tr nrhrrho, in
which 1t Is situated, is too well known rcqu,Y ra,.
The terms will BE- reasonable and ,inv ic purras-
nov 2-dlsl &. 4. tDLHViN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

Bn"d Room, ao1 NaiLa,gy street
Stw YouL, del. 9th, 1859.
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ntAH Sn: take great pleasure In being able certify TIM
fT the las ak months have carried witch nuuu
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perfect satisfaction us tlmekecpcr Judging from The
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"hcn Watches made In the United States supcccdc all
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