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The riuIarv election viR y Asld N saes ~
IL ssvesal sowaships On SstuNus eah-' 4';"-
MANY CITIZENS
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perity. and hops that fortune may pass
BY .none. II our wishes can be ea,ried
out. the intercourse We have wish tie
Press Of Kansas asd The eos"try 'hail
be digni6ed. courteous and yent'e"an'y:
and i any OF our co'emPorar'ss oclret
to this course. We hope they ~M cut
Us 81 once; 1t we ssansgfesS' ssa our a.
'cntion be called 10 the ise' Q" the sp".
q We l.aroor no 'nk''d ''enns 'o"ara'
our ne'shbor: -e "'sn MN Wen; oo' ''e
must not "thsnk hs'd OF es oeca'se
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 90, 1860.
8ailg Tiraiaiau.
TiiE VOICE OF TIM GRASS.

Tills VOICE OF TIM GRASS.
Here an, creeping, creeping, everywhere;
By the dusly road, road,
TN The sunny hiiI. .sihc,
,lose by The noisy brook,
In every shady nook,
come creeping, creeping, escrywhcrr.
Here come, creeping. creeping, everywhere;
All around the open door,
Where ait the aged poor,
Here whcr, the children play,
In The bright AMI merry May,
come creeping, creeping, everywhere
lIcrcI come, creeping, creeping, everywhere;
In the noisy city street
My pleasant face yuull meet
Cheering thr alrk nj heart,
Toiling In his busy part,
Silently creeping, creeping, esefy~ here.
Here copc, creeping, creeping, everywhere;
You cannot see nc cs''nng,
Nor hear my low sweet huinming;
For In the starry night,
Aud The glad morning light.
come qac,l, creeping rverswhtre.
Here GENE, creeping, creeping, everywhere;
More welcome than the flowers
In the summer pleasant hours,
Tho gentle COW Ia gad,
Aud the merry bird not sad,
To sec n'e creeping, creeping, everywhere
Her. | oonc, creeping, crccl Ing. everywhere;
When You're numbered with the dead,
In Your sill and narrow be.i,
In The hnpp, Sprtng III come,
And deck Your silent home
Creeping, silently creeping, evcrswhrrr
Here GONE, creeping creeping, everywhere;
My humble song oi praise,
Mnst gratefully | rnisc,
To him nj whose command,
beau lry The land
Creeping, silently creeping eserywhef"
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persons may not subject themselves to the penalty
imposed by tho law, We repuh'ish the following
section Of the "Aot providing for taking the sew.
enth aud subsequent Oensuses oi the United
States," Wis: t..
..Seo.ion 10. And be IL further enacted, That
each aud every Tree person more than twenty
years of age, belonging to any family residing In
any subdivision, and in case of tho alb.
senco of tho heads und other members OF nny
such family. then any agent Of suoh family shall
be, aud each Of thom IL hereby required, II there
to requested by the Marshal or his assistant, to
render u true account, to tho best Of hs or her
knowledge of every person belonging to such iami-
ly. in tho various particulars required in and ~
this act aud tho tables thereto subjoinod, on pain
of torieng thirty dollars. to bs used for and re-
covered iu an acton Of debt by the assistant 10 the
nso Of the United States"
Wcsnndersand that in some cases suits have al
ready been brought against persons refusing to
answer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
Terriblo Steamhoat Disaster Fifty Lives
Lost

Following in the wake Of tho two late steam
boat disnsiers--t that of tho burning ot the A. i.
Lacy nnd tho sinking Of the Il. L. Soass-by
which We nre again called upon ~ reoiie the par.
tculars oi auother. and une Of Tho must appali-
ing disasters which il has aver bocn our duty To
record, rs having occurred on the Western wa
ters.
The Memphis mud St. lonis steamer Don Lewis,
which lett this port on Saturday evening last. cx-
rlodcd her boiler when near Cairo. between | and
2 o'clock Sunday morning. while under full head
of cnn, and Ink'ng fire. sho rapidly burned. aud
sunksi lin deep water. The explosion is said 10 have
been most terrific. and tho scene which cnsued,
irighttul beyond description.
The river was filled with the wounded. dead
and dying, md the heart-rending cries OF those
who were yet alive filled Tho air for miles around.
Owing to the poor inclities for communication
with parties in Cara. arc unable TO ascerta ain
he actual number of the lost, but it cannot DO
] ess thnn fifty souls, who, without moment's
warning. were hurried into eternity, Captain
Holmes Manson, tho mail agent, tocond clerk, u.
w. Williams and lady, Of Louisville, two children
r.nd servant, two chamber maids and two stew
t.rds are among the lost. The body Of Mrs. viii
liams wns recovered yesterday morning. The
first clerk, Mr.. Pat Marshall, lbrolhor to Capt. j.
II. Marshall, of tho Dickry,) was badly injured,
but il is Thought he will recover. Tho following
named peTsons. who were stoppingat the Gayoso
House. and LETT On the Lewis, Saturday, are raid
to have been lost: A. Houston. William Is. Rob.
in-on. Philadelphia; Frederick W. Balliman, ST.
Louis.
An employee in the book -bindory formerly con.
noced with Ihis otlics---Joseph OrriIl--who was
one of tho passengers, is among the missing. A
number Of others whose names aro not given -
Some fifty in all are said to have boon lost The
crew, consisting Of Arthur Shaver. second engi-
necr; Larry MoG,nnis, third engineer \. Devlin,
- Baxter, pilot; - Thompson, Carpenter !;
Wesly Coffin. first mate Samuel Reid. second
mato Charles Shepherd. bar-keepsr; John Fell,
August Wagner, and II. Berriman. cooks, are
supposed to have been lost; M nothing has bean
seen or heard Of them since tho explosion. In
regard to tho remainder Of tho crew, the following
dispatch was received yesterday Glternoon:
The captain, second clerk, second engineer and
stewart have not been heard from. Marshall, first
clerk, aud McGinnis. first engineer are safe. All
other officers are believed to have been saved"
As. soon possible after tho disaster, assistance
was rendered the sufferers by tho citizens of Cai-
70, who manifested tho deepest sympathy for the
wounded, aud done everything in their power for
their relief
The Ben. Lewis was In her third season, and
was built ut n cost Of $4,000. She was owned
by the st. Louis Packet Company, who will
lose fully sixty thousand dollars. Us she was
not insured against explosion.--A:mphis EnquJ-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHARLES BRADLEY EDWARD p,YxxAn
CHARLES BRADa.EI IL CO.,
Manufacturers Depot for the Sale Of
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO
SO Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADFAHCES kADE ONLY on GOODS IN STORE
REFERENCES
Hon lsHAN q. HARRIs, Gov Taiucssee, M,inphis
Messrs u. N. AprERsos NJ Ca,
Messrs. 7. !. a. T. W. AYKEs,
SAMUEL TATE Esl., prcs't NJ. Sc G. Il. H.
0fF1cERs GAy0so sAvIsGs lSsTrt rioS,'
n. L. LAWRENCE, Cashier State ll,ilk,
GATES h PAkHER Lictsoa. Tenn
MOORE d HOLLAND,
j. A. TALiAFERRo, Cash'r State Bank 7reafos Tenn
lion. + NJ. ETukRipGE, UsaAIv Co.
m..s.l Ir'ss HAZE &c. 4 Co. Ly".h1"rD, Va,
JonN OyLER,
j. :. CLAToR Co,
Brace DAoun, JR., Ns,c Orleaas.
an
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THg CENsus-We are informed that the Depu-
ty Marshals. now engaged in collecting the sta
tistcs for tho Census meet with some difisuity 10
Inducing persons TO answer 1hs questions pat to
them under the Jaw of ooasrsss, In order that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

LNRUTT JARS FRUIT IA RS--i have Just received sup
II ply Of Fruit following kinds-Artburs Earth
aud Glass Jars Bennetr ar A. Stone
Co.'S OF these Jars have been In uae evera
seasons and are given No the beat In For saeh
~ = - - =" 80 - 60 ANDREW BOYD.
,c4n l0e Main Street, Lynchburg, Va. 2
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Pure Coal Oil.
4 nn GALLONS pure 1Aunel Coal Oil Warranted Ia be
HUI pure and of bcst quality. For ssh ht
JOHN IL SlAY. Druggist.
may ~ L1uchiurg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

The LOST UNITED STATES STEAMER WALKER
NJ INTELLIGENCE OF THE MIsslSo.--N Nofurther in
tegence has been received to relieve the anxiety
which is felt concerning the fato OF the twenty
missing persons on this iil,lated steamer. ihere
are, however, strong hopes that some Of them havc
been saved, and may yet be heard from ut Nor
folk or some other Southern port. A strong north
easter was blowing at the time of the accident,
which would render il iDcon nvenent for q sailing
vessel bound South to stopin the Delaware. 1t is
now stated that the schooner which sunk the W al
ker was named the J0hson, and that abe came to
anchor the same morning inside oi Cape May, with
her bowsprit and cutwater carried away.
The public, and particularly the friends OF tb Q
missing will await with some impalence q state
ment of the reasons which induced the Captain OF
the johnson to desert tho sinking steamer ard
leave her crew to perish. Some Of those who 9 s.
capped by clinging to spars and the floating mat g.
rial Of the wreck. were nearly exhausted when ta-
ken from the water. Mr.. Seawell the drst ofic or
was carried down in the vortex Of the sinking at ca
mer, and had his feet 30 entangled by ropes th ut
he was nearly drowned before he was release d..
lie was finally rescued by one of the soamen, WHO
dived down and cut the ropes which held hisn.
Mr.. Seaweil with his wife, who was on board as u
passenger from Norfolk, escaped by the boat :.
Lieutenant Guthrie proceeded to Philadelphia {.
An Investigation will be made into the circum- :
stances Of the collision by tho Navy Department..
The four namcs Of S Hudson, E Smith. John
Enplinson, and William Taylor. appended to the
despatch from Mays Landing. New Jersey. were
the associates of Captain Hudson. of the schooner
r @ Porter, in the humane work Of saving the
survivors Of the wreck. Their conduct is spoken
of in the highest torms, well as that OF the pGo
of Cane MAY. The Walker lies 10 a dangerous 30
sition for Southern Coasting vessels being about
nine miles southeast of Absscon lighthouse in six
to seven fathoms water with about ten feet oil her
main topmast projecting out of water. =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEWEf, DERIIITATES


1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, and has
L become established fact, Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have used IT, and is
sorted with confidence in all the diseases for which il
j. recommended. Cd e..
1t has cured thousands - within the last years
who had given up all hopes Of roieL the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my q possession show
The dose must be adapted TO the temperament of the
individual taking il end ed in such quantities 10
gently on the bowels ilS~
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment guide you in the
use of the LIVER INYEl- CORA TOR, and II will cure
Lirer Compttints B1ous - Attacks Dyspepsfd, fhrp
mic Dia,rasa, Sn D,nsr = comp plains, Dyseatery,
Dropsg. Sour Hon,dch Ia - 6itud2 Cosfireness, choc
ChoieId. Choie1a AorGUs, = ChOLerd IJdnti, FLatn
Lsncf, Jlundice Fenodiel Wedknesses and may be
used successfully Dr. dfldry Fdniflp Hrdicine
II will cure SICh HEAD q ACHE, las Thousands
stify) tsrentp min ues - " t,ro three Iedspoon
filsdre ken at commence - nient Of attack.
Al uho gjriaQl - their testimony In it- favor
NIX WATER IN THE - MOUTH WITH THE
IN VIGORA "a TO n. .ARDl-lSH4kLOW BOTH TO
GE7HER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

Gazelle-Eyed and Epitome Needles.
HAVE ,us received from the English "Oyersy Mnis
s.sormsnt OF very superior and ne.
Need,a Ladies and those using Needles Ia ""'
'he'e "0" W." a M SIMPSON, Opposite Farmers Bank
,,s No. 1856 Main street. Lynchburg, va
. oon LBS. FAMILY LARDon couseTnsss an and o or sale
Y,()lI() Nv tmay8 NJ LA'f ~" Tug o~@''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CunE OR

FOR THE CURE OF
Costirene", Jaundee, Dysp7@ia. I'diqest'on Dyson
Rfenmatism, E,nptiom and Skin Diseases, Lrcr
Complaint, Dropsy, letter, 1mmors and SAT- Rheum,
u o,nS. Gom, Neuralgia, Dinner IiA, and for
Purifying the blood.
They sugarcoated that the most sensitive can
take them pleasantly and they are the bes, aperent in
the world for all the purposes of a family physc.
Prioe, Is cents per Box; Five boxes for $loo.
Great numbers Of Clergymcn, Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent personages have lent their names to GER
y the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies but
space here will not permit the insertion Of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they are given; with also fun
that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincpled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on. Demand
AYERS and take others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have 1t.
All our Remedies for sale by
J. H. sEAy, Isnchpurg; PURCELL LADD co, Rich
Inond; N. EiNES, Petersburg; T.. A. SANTOS Nor
ioh and all Druggists [npri 20, '6o-dAey
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DIR. 4. C.. AN Il R L. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottles 81. Bottles for SS.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such for the cure of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it Is
rely unnecessary for recount the evidence OF it's
virtues wherever it has been employed As it has long
been in constant throughout this section, need
not do than the people its quality is kept
up the best ii has been and that it may be relied
do for their relief all II has been found do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW gfooe scmpic's llsullhic Baking Powders in store
N and for sale by JOIN H. sElY, Druggist,
may 10 l., ,nchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

IS NTH is IN.''
rsas~ FREE LUNCH AT THE MALTA, -1sa
10 MAIN STREET
Every Day, at II o. & o Il
Come One! Come All!
apes JOSEPH Il. SMITH.
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Farmers 4 Merchants Savings Institution

Farmers h Merchants Savings Institution.
FO u NDED 1893.
Office No. IA Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER THE MERCHANTS BANK.
TnNIlS old and wek known Institution will receive money
deposit In Of five dollars and upwards which wi l.c
returned when called for with interest i've per per
mum for nny time three months, per
nun for any time under three months
JAMES L. CLAYToR, President.
MAgTiS ". DAyENroRT, Treasurer
DiREtTORS.
JAMES 1. CLAyToG. Tobarconist
L. Il. h. KHAN, Attorney al Law.
JAMES W. BrRrn, firm Of NJ. Hoins & Co.
BENZ. II. NOwiIS, frau Of Nowlin " Murrell
Jous ID. li"LI, firm ot Clark n Holt
JonN p. KNIGHT, TObacconist
tHAs j. JOHNS, hrm of McCork & Ca
Gro ". ROcKE nrm Of Lee, Rockc Ta,io
may 1-dls
To Builders and Painters
/ Hay now In store large stock oi White Lead White
L Zine, linsccd OIL Nnnshe BrtA,ee Spirits rurpenne.
Putty, aud colurs Of nil kkis Those nvs
give u call For sae by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
may ~ ltnchbGrg Va.
Concentrated Lye.
FRESH supply Of Concentrated l." Ling Soap.-
N Pnt up IN Iron Cans With full directions for Every
family should have this artl Is b"is convenient aud
economical For sale by JOHN II. sEA1. Druggist,
may Is l,HchburE, Va.
Semple's Baking Powders.
ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

II IDSLIPIERS Alta pretty article OF Plain kid slip
IN pers al q. sEABlEYs.
IL
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s A NF RD'S
FAMILY CATHARTlC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Eadcks, and put In GLASS CASES. Air
tight, and triH keep IN any climate
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL Ia a gentle but active
which the propre - has used In his practice
for thhn twenty years. x s
The constantly increasing - demand from those who
have long used the PJLlS - and the satisfaction which
all express regard their - use has induced to
place them within the reach q OF all.
The Profession well know that different Catartics act
on different portions Of the lbowels. -.
The FAMILY CATIIAR- = TIC PILL has, with due
reference this well estab - ished fact been opoind
ed variety Of the pu = rest Vegetable Ex'rhcs
which alike every = part OF the alimeniary canal
and good and s1|e in all cases where Caihartic 10
needed, such Derange- nents of the Stomdch. hee
Dfness Pains In The Bdct -. ind Lofns Cosfirensss
Pain and Soreness orer the uhoie Body from sudden
cold which frequently, n n- neglected, end In long
course Fever. Loss Of Ap petite, Creeping Sensd
t0n Of cold the body Kesflessness, Hedodchs or
soeigkt IN the head, aud In x fdpssnntorv Dtssdsss
Worms n chfldrNn or 4dsis RheamGti:,n great tsSsr
BLOOD and many diseases which flesh heir too nn
merous 70 mention In this advertisements Dosr, too
PRICE THREE DIME
The Lirer pdDOrator and Family Cdfhdrtfe IiHs are
etaed by Drugg generally so wholesale by the trade
in all the large towns esA -
" g. T. W SANFORD, NJ. D.,
s.el Manufacturer and Proprietor
aprii TO- sSa.LAc1y 2OS Broadway, New York.
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,AMEs n. sowLiN1 - lEDaosD W. JonEs
NOGMfIohffIsMSr OGMfIohffIIsMSr & Ss6H 6HknrTMSIEls, HkrTMSIElI r
CrOcers and Commission Merchants,
No. Liz. CoRNRn nE MALE AID MAnKET hInEEra

Lynchburg Va,a
HAVE In store sni for sne largo and we'll
Of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, &c, comprising tho fol-
Loaf Crushed, Granuatl and Powdered sugars Rio, La
gur, Java and Mocha Coffee and Black Teas various
brunds Sperm. WAX Adamantnc and Tnow Candies
and Fancy sos ,aroua brands spice. Of every kind Sole
leather, good and damaged Lyerpoo aud Ground Alum Salt
Cotton Yarns Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon No.
Halifax iienngs IN lhs No Mackerel khA Old Dc,nin.
lon Malta Mountain Iron, Cast Shear a.d Blislered Steel
Plough ines, ed Cords No. and onnaburgs Bcached and
rown sbIrtlngs Heavy Woollens, Wool Hats lrognn sbos
Negro Blankets &e which they will sell ow lor cas
Ia netua euslones ne In exchange or country pro-
ducc. ldect
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JAMES WILLIAMSON

No. ST MAIN ST., LYNCuBUlG VA.
TN WISHES iufEm his friends thai he hes received
&6 lspendid assortment Of Bonnes, Flats Infants Fancy
HS Hats and Caps, Ladies' Dress Caps Bonnet Rouchcs,
FOwers Ribbons SHAKERS Hoop SkirIs Paraso, Imb
eas Fans Embroderes Hosiery Kid silk and islc Thread
Gloves for ladies' and gentlemen, Lace Ms, and
other articles
Bonnets Flats and Hats bcachei and pressed the best
and latest style.
Country Merchants supplied yer. reasonable iertus
~ Orders promptly attended Ia. Please give call
" will sell very cheap No 81 MAIN SrRLEI,
NAV Iyuchburg Va
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AIDES SHOES LADIES SHOES A beautiful article
i. 4.ts SEABURYS
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DANK BOOKS and Banker !ionk' d" ..ids
ID made specially to order we'd b:
may 3ls tAlNL - 49, 80
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.+ FRANKLIN &c CO.,
WHOLESALE AND nETAII
GROCERS & COMMISSION NE 2CHANTE,


No. ~ Mafn Street: mest door % Ltb~ty EarAaoSss
vrAyrboSH vrAyrboS \ HnssS n s SlIp Il p HfdH X re-. gktfG. VA.'
III S bags Rio. Lag,ra and Java Coffee;
100 bbs Brown Extra e. Crushsd and fulyerIxed Sugar.
10000 lD4 IsakssiIs and gnlon Cotton Yarns
200 kegs uld no.ainlen Nails; = =
200 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt;
90 boxcs Adamantne and Tallow CAndles;
250 sides good Sole Leather;
10 tons Ion Hammered Roled Bara Horse Shoe Round
10 os essss Aha heavy % Roo,. and Brogans, Shoes,
Now Orleans aud Moasses nne rup Bacon sides
Loaf sagar Mackerel kis Teas
sn sfSTs n.a & s aaSs fsaps,
Window Glass Putty Wagon Boxss Spades shoyels, Trace
Rods, white Lead, Zine Tanners Oh Upper Leather CAST
Bsered Steel Axes Coll Rope, Baoking Powder
%sa sSts Ss
stoneware Staple Dry Goods, such brown bleached and
striped Donese PlaidA nsey Jeans, Kerseys Fn Cloths
Fannels Bed Blankets Calcoes, ApaceaA DC, with largo
geHsra " fine aad common Liquors. Wines
t Particular attention paid t the sale of robacco, Whea.
Corn Flour and all other kinds Of Produce and prompt remit
tances made for the sale Of same oct 29dActs
IARMERs and the pubic generally are hereby notified tha.
IL tho Lynchburg aaan0 Depot, kept by VIM. A. Miller,
tho Basin, fully supplied with the following rERrIxEss
W. No. A Peruv,4n Guano; .- ~.
t.ir- Keese's Manipl plIaed auano;
Sosabr0h GuaRo, Lynchburg ground;
Mexican Guano; .gf
-. Ketiewelrs Potash and Plaster.
taken every pyeeaution ~ furnish reliable articles
buy The Agents Of the Peruvian
ernnen which certainly pure am aole agent n Lynchburg
for Manipulated Guano, and win inSure be
half sombrero believe this to be good Peruvian pound
or pound any crop that may be dsed he sopbrero
plan sell ss pfo6t and s,csly eash hops -
sns patronage may b ssItcndsdto me lshes been ra
sept 10 -dis-Rep copy On BASIN
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''s sVA.IENrINE :. LEN & HENiNG, Il : @5,''
G II q e Il R s,
Next Door to the Merchants Bank.

LpNCHBURG, VA.
WI keep hand constantly Greries OF the best equality
w which particularly invite the attention OF friends
and customers We tender thanks friends tor nst
yors by fidelity TO the interests Of all who ivot
us merit a continuance Of the We now receiving
superior lot Of sugars Cofes, Moasses s~ cre Candles,
Leather Salt &c Ic which offer cheap for cash
produce jan 3o-A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

-. HAS juss received his sprae 80 e glIS1CH7n
sss sssn iaME.sS X pis..ss; .se % ID. 3 ~
Dk1Bof English, Swiss and AInsFfeau j -
make In gold and silver Also me aQek MS4HeS
RY uf the iatess syiss al of which Hets ~ -
favorable terms; he asa lhssefcre seq qsis3aAANHs =
g g .s,s sss.s Pleas ss ap4 '1ssAes "a y @ ~ +
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-17
STAR AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES.

TTVE attention OF the public invited he act that
Of the Star and Adsmantns Candles offered Cor ssei