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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Cure for Diarrh0s.

Three Strawberry leaves, eaten, leach leaf or
stem has three lobes or divssions,) are unfailing
and immediate cure for both the summer COM
plant o. diaraos. and Of the dysentery.-
NevsPapen By pubfshing the shove win b in
sRaDsosal b relieving - immense aoosat Of
a06iag, aal q swing many valuable lives.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Dandeli0n Coffee.

Wash tie roots Of the common field dande.
lion clean. but svoid scarifing The skin, and Gu,
into pieces the sise Of coffee; brown then slow.
y over the lire in the coffee rooster. but without
burning too much. and psspars the same .s you
would mocha. The beverage 10 excellent
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Western Politics.

do you support Abe Lneoh7''
mo, SIR" a-..
"Do you support Douglasr'
No, sir!''
do you support Bell, theuf" Az
mo, sir!''
what! do you support Bseckinridge1"
mo, sir" shouted the scrsamsr; 81 ss,.
Ss'es Betsy and the children, and it's might,
hard screvin' 10 git along ct that, with corn
only twenty i've cents Q bushel!''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

The white Of IN sgE b mid to be . specific
'o' nsh-oones sticking in the throat. 1t d to be
swallowed nav, and win cary down bone q.
ally.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Caution to Trespassers.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that c. Dorrand
~ has been appointed BY the White Cloud
City Company, Agent for the care of timber
Any person cutting or hauling timber from any
Of the lands of said Company, without arrange.
ments With said Agent, will be prosecuted i'm
mediately. All persons indebted for timber OBJ
tanned heretofore, are notified to come up and
settle for the same, without delay.
o. BAILEY, President.
june 81, COT. s9 II =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
FARMERS AND W00L.GR0WERS
ATTENTION!

HAVING reftsed and enlarged ny w.
II cardinp establishment, an nov pieps.
ed To do work In the besr manner, and a. ~,
souable rates. Persons at distance, as
as all Others; may rely sposbeins as'0nm'
ted With promptsess. i-7-
Good and Competent Workneh INV
=, been employed. -.
Iwiil be prepared to do spinning soos' a.
LIST of July. The business will be carrieo =.
the old stand, ~ miles south. east st Of or Sr
June 8, 59-3mo. a-,F z7
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
w. q. SARGENT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

And Commissioner for Maine, Massa.
chusetts, New York, Kentucky,
and Missouri. ...
OWN COUNTY, KANSAS.
% Post Office Address-Hamlin, Hiawatha,
or Padonia, Brown County, Kansas. %
feb. ,, 59-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
G5e fin Of tie dbi1'g.
THE aUAKERs ARE OUT.
By JOHN G. WHITTIER.

Not vainly We wsitsd and eossted tks hosrs,
The beds u our bsps hsss bsfst est isss Asvsu.
No room for nisgivias-ns Issp-hsls Of dssts-
We've hssrd iron IL Ksysssss! H. Qsskss 80 sssi
The plot hss sIp'odsd-ws'vs fessd osi tie tsiek;
Ths bsibs eoss bsgsias; ths fssiss vost stick.
When he Wids-Awsks lassssss are shisi.e ahsss,
Ths rossss Say q hsas ed IL tsss - esos sssI
The good State hos bsoass shs essas 81 ~ $50;
Her oLsssisgs And water woat f.ss into 80;
The Dstehmsn hes ssssoasd With FrssSsa he hsess;
And slow, late, bst esstaia. IL ossksn 90 st!
Give Tie hsg' % he vsds-sss ths hil,s al sasss!
Make usy Tor ihs nas With IL pstrsschs sass!
Away with missivisgs-swsy with an Sssbt,
For Lincoln goes IN ~hea he Qsakss esoe ost!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
ALLEN HOLLCRAF u
,iz Pl0Stefef,

= WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS
rs prepared at all times to execute sn !y,tiur,
i in his line, sueh a. Plsstering. Oeme ..i
&C., % short notiss, at reasonable Pr,ee',
in the very best style. Specimens 81 ,o, s' ss-d
can be sean in White Cloud. tspriizi''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
puarid Sore Threat.

It has been ascestsined BY experiment that
good hsah ysass taken internally, isa sovereign
remedy for pssrid socs threat It gives almoss
instant relief
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

Miss Alice Yell co~hided Mr.. Lay, Of Cam.
den. for promising to marry her and not DER.
forming. Az he would not make her Lev, she
made him Yell
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Peach Trees Liable to Winter Kill.

feaeh Trees Liable To winter Kill.
In mary sections Of our country. peach trees,
especially those enc and two years planted out,
and ln1arant In growth. are liable to be destroy
ed during the winter. This arises in measure
from an unripcned condition Of the tree at the
approach Of winter. As . remedy, in part, We
have heretofore advised, and now again advise,
. co@Plsts sbostssins back Of this years erovsh
say one-hs!f early in Oeto6sr, or The latter psyt
Of September. Trees % shortened back, mature
the remaining buds and wood, and before they
again commence growing and throwing out
side shoots, cold weather il upon them, and
they are in . fully ripsned condition 70 endure
ito riGors. In clay land, surface drains should
be made with . hoe or plow 80 that water will
never stand on or about the roots-O. Fssmey.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

What is . man like, in the midst of river
and can't swini Like to Be drowned.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
smut In Wheat-Preveptiye,

lis known that smutty wheat will produce
smutty wheat unless something 10 done 70 pre-
vent il at the time Of seeding. Ny plan Is d
take about peck Of strong Stacked lime, and
mi1 il with ten bushels Of wheat, and let /,
stand on the floor or in bags few days before
sowing; before sowing. run il through the fan
ming mill 80 as 70 not make il unpleasant hand.
ling.
I tried the above method last spring, and the
consequence is, have no smutty wheat thia
year. II any of your readers have smutty
wheat, l advise them to try this method, and I
will guarantee they will have no smutty whsa,
for market. Great pains should be taken to
procure the hest Of wheat for seed, both spring
and winter wheat; and the utmost caro- should
be taken TO cleanse It Of every particle Of foul
seed.-Cor. Prairie Former.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

When eask Of molassss IL boueht dr.v an
e1e. q.a1ss, else the Fermentation produced BY
moving Il will burst the cask.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Credulity.


Playing upon the credulity of others, is q
weakness common to most of u.s. We cannot
defend the practice upon any ground; but some
humorous scenes are the result, which all enjoy
but the dupe-such is the mslignity Of human
nature.
An old woman who lived near the frontier,
during the last war with Great Britain, and pos
sessed marvellous propensity to learn the news,
7sed frequently to make inquiries of soldiers.
On one occasion she called to one Of those de.
tenders Of our rights. whom she had frequently
saluted before:
"Whst's the newst''
"Why. good woman" said he, "the Indians
have fixed crowbsr under Lake Erie, and are
going to turn il over and drown the world.'
"Oh! mercy! what shall DOR and svay
she ran 70 tell the neighbors Of the danger, and
inquire Of her minister how such . calamity
might be averted.
"Why," said he, "ysu need not be alarmed
we have our Makers promise that Ne Vim
not destroy the world By water"
II know hat" returned The old lady, he'd.
y; "bat He's nothing 70 do with tits them
plaguey Indians!'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
The First Hat Shop in the Country.
Tha n-nhurv fTnoo d, 'fH.,os IN q h;atn,v n

1HV = 1soS 11~s C1OP IN SHC OO16HyS
The D.nbury (Conn.l Tines, in history Of
bat manufacturing in this country, says that
the first building ever erected in this country
q hat shop was built in Dsnbury, and the arst
bat ever made in the United States was made In
that town BY Zadoe Benedict, about the year
1850. Since that time many fortunes have been
made in Danbury In this branch of trade. In
those days hats were made Of fdr-now, mostly
Of pasteboard and silk. The former cost from
IS 70 SO each, but were never graceful
or light. The modern hat costing but half that
sum, Is more elegant, but not 50 easy to the
wearer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

"nss goes against . farmers gr.ini Ha
resping machine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

The Resuscitation ofDrowning Persons.
The Royal National Life Boat Association,
of which the Duke of Northumberland is Pres.
ident, and Thomas Barring, M. P, Deputy Chair
man, has issued circular Of twenty articles,
containing minute instructions for the resuscita-
ton of drowning persons. The first instruction
directs that efforts 70 restore breathing and 70
prevent any further diminution of the warmth
Of the body be commenced Immediately and
theoretically, and be persevered in for hours,
until medical man pronounces that life is ex-
anes. We have heard the following incident,
which illustrates the value Of this direction:
"A young gentleman . student Of Harvard
College. while bathing, few days since, in .
liver near this city, suddenly sunk. AZ he did
not re-appeas Immediately. the alarm was given,
and An exprieneed swimmer diving in the place
where he was last seen, found him in sitting
posture At the bottom. When brought to the
surface he seemed quite lifeless. But his COM
panion bearing him to stake close at hand,
held him above the water by its assistance, and
while in that difficult position, succeeded, by
pressing upon his chest, In keeping up an i'm
perfect artificial respiration. Fifteen minutes
are supposed to have elapsed before boat could
be brought to the spot; but 90 energetic had
been the efforts Of the rescuer, that before be-
ing lifted into it, he showed signs Of vitality.
Not the least remarkable circumstance connec-
ted with the affair is the fact that the young
man was able to attend an evening party few
hours later, and Get out the next morning on q
long journey without any inconvenience"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
J. G. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law Il Land Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS.
GPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
~ of Claims in Nenaha, Marshall and Brown
Counties. .-.
REFERENCES:
BrELER 4 WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas.
". ID. MAREHAN, e.
JAMES CARoILL 4 Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
Hon. SAMUEL R. CuRTIs, Keokuk, Iowa.
e. B. HALE, Banker, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. DANIEL r. TIIDEH,
MuNN, Gill 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois.
r. U. TolaEy, Dist. Cl'k. Nemaha Co., K. T
july H. oeIy. s'f-sE ..r.sr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
The Wrong Name.

Ahc wrong Nance
A company was drawn up in lie, and the Of
fcer began to call the roll. As he proceeded
he came to the name Of " Ebene.er Mead"
He called it-no answer-though the man SUP.
posed to own it, was few steps before him in
the line. p.
"Ebenezer Mead" exclaimed the officer, in
loud voice. Still no answer.
"Eben-e-zer Mead" vas again Numbered
forth from the mouth Of the indignant officer
still louder than before. There still being no
answer, the officer stepped pace or two Tor.
ward
is there any Mead hers1"
my name is Mead" replied one of the meu
-" Ebss Mesd."
Rascal" continued the eurased officer
"why don't you answer VIXEN your name d
calied7 I will call Il once more-ESexeze,
Mesd"
There was still no answer.
Rascal: il you don't answer when I call
you again, III have you sourt-msrtialed"'
"sir," replied the maa, My name is Eben,
and not Ebenszer Mead. Your name, I be.
lieve, 10 Peter Read. Now. would you answer
il should call you Pseyeese, Resd7'
It is unnecessary to state that at the next
call, the officer gave Mr.. Mead his true bapsis-
NAL name. &c.. ....E ..r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

An Arkansas traveller says that be knew q
young fellow down South, Who vas 50 fond Of
. young woman, that he rubbed OF his nose
kissing her shadow against the VAN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
v. D. MARKHAM. -
ATTORNEY AT LAW & REAL ESTATE AGENT

IN BBLs. HYDRAULIC CEMENT Just
lV received, per steamer WIN. Campbell,
and for sale BY 8. L, JENNINGS.
arg. {, 59-sf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Origin of q Current Adase.

Our readers have all heard the saying tina.
mine tailors make man." Possibly, however,
some Of them would like to know the origin Of
the saying. Here IL 10: "In l742. an orphan
beggar boy applied for aims at . tailor's shop in
London, in which nine jomeymen were employ
ed. His forlon but intelligent appearance touch
ID the hearts Of the tailoss. who gave him .
shilling each; With this capital the young hero
purchased fruits which he retailed at profit.
From this beginning. BY industry and persever.
ance, he rose TO distinction and usefulness
When bis carriage was built, he had painted on
the panpel-aNine sailors made me q man."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Only Spoons.


In those good old times when Dick Riksr was
Recorder of New York, man by the name Of
Wilson was taken up on the charge of stealing
some spoons. He had no person to defend him;
but lawyer named Graham getting an oppor.
tunity to have word with himfn private, sgFesd
to get the fellow acquitted for ten dollars. The
lawyer told him not 70 say word but "spoons''
to all inquiries put to him. Wilson was Or.
raigned. ,'i"
"Have you any counseli" the Recorder
asked. ~ i.
"Spoons" said Wilson.
"Have you any counsel1" the Recorder do.
msnded, still louder. .... "
"Spoons" replied Wilson.
"Mr. Graham interposed: "Your Honor per.
eeives that this man Is fool, and BY no means
in q ft state to be tried"
The Clerk put the usual question, Guilty
or not guilty."
"Spoons" answered Wilson.
The Recorder asked what the man was up
for; and finding that It was for stealing few
spoons, and thinking the fellow was only half.
witted, told him to 60. Graham followed him
out, and demanded the ten dollar fee.
"Spoons"" said Wilson; and to all the law
yer's demands, he answered only "Spoons!'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
Singers Sewing Machines

~ REAr always the conclusive proof of great
" n,n Judged by this test there labor saving machine
before the public comparable TO Singers Sewing Machnes-
Amer establishing the highest reputation In the United states
they exhibited nj the late Exposition Uniyersellen In
France, where they carried of the highest premium: and
great ianuiactory to them has been bull Paris
In every branch of industry in which be done
these machines he used with immense profit the speed
the Hallway train is 10 travelling sewing with
Singers Machines compared with thanksgiving. tuilor
shucnakeT dresmaker, carriage trimmer, saddr hncr
should be without The profit using OF
machines regularly employed Is One Thousand Dollars
year In all private families there sewing 10
lie done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers ind them particularly and profit
able These machines simple In their construction and
strong and durae being the only kind Of Sewing Ma
made by which every Of work. nne
could br perfectly Syecuted Thousands Of inferior and worth
less Sewing Machts have been made ands sold Under various
Names but Singers Machines alone have been found
where to saiisi! the wants Of the people.
Plain printed instructions for sent with each
chine from wlh readily acquire the art OF MANA
gs them The machines packed securely 10 go To any
part of the world To all persons desiring more particular in
formation, WILL application by letter at either of off,
forward copy Of NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
l. NJ. SINGER & co,
Principal Office, No. 1928 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFfICEsNo. 1, Hanover ST., Boston, No. 81 Chap
81 ST., New Haven Ct: Goyervie N. u; No. 2i4 Broad 81
Newark N D.; No lI2 Chesnul ST., Philadelphia No. 1o5 Bal
noe ST., Baltimore: No. ~ Westminster St. Providence r.
l.: No East 4th ST. Cincinnati; No. G5 North 4 St, St
Louis No. 81 St. Charles Si New Orleans, No. 70 Dauphin ST.
Mobile. fdec A-d&cts]
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
MANIPULATED GUANO. -.

NxTE osss &, he fspirrs Virginia GssSe prepared By
w Is Gaieas:
ia IA bxsi Peruvian Gaano thai can be procured
DO sotnossFo sasna. ct,oisaisg ~ pr ell 81 rhns-
pksic ~ flmr;
SO do Ground r!a.as for iieh pay ~ toa extra
Isner. other inriird aminr this arAr Frm
The .nfor,naios believe us Mixture 10
npr Of The prepared frr the frgas sanaa
Psntsrs - Per ~ 's. psf Ton shea They
suriilSA the tags.
sF-P rspAsrj asb f.,r sale by
almond, DAVENPORT 4 Ca,
kiobmHBA, Virginia
slss b Commission and crec~t, N-rctaas in cities
y-Re T. .n.is u>td tb~ -sp5r-fo aud
lie sur ,heih les, Gst Isl, A. War
Is. Jos Arn. k-i aaI l. u et.i k-q aud others
lie ~. n Ia,lrs tobemisl al ni'ersiy Of Val
rart ssn ifon ~ bag. sud IL shan '~ kept
II tina, standard; -
an ras AID. e1s .ns The resoii ~ ,pslssss They
soa the MAisrc to b. hal au slated ~ forsd tote Snd
JS. ih-4 ter5 fsiaRae IN The >h!sH IT tnHtefias
especially Peruvian snaaa III. pr c~nsgr al Ahimonia
The pare Peysran eaHs "a lf cent, which 10
fiaH il,e he aui l. SIS f~lIo~s,
Moisture given 81 al soing .sins lo",
d sslsse ~ i1tac-... @S11
Sutatfe Acid. a.5, Lime. Sei sW
am
a shall ilaHtly OF Aiksh undermined Water "
etnninriian sps sgaa.e laaai.T Gee. 2Ao
Hopn. ysn- fertilizer ec rits The sacecs' which
4 it4vrtes. ranain, yours,
- i,.eu j., X. FUTILE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
- HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. EY
- JOHN DOOLEY,

No. 81 Main Street, h1chmono, va,
exhibit unusually large Assortment OF tooos
i the Hat, Cap and Fur line.
tn. sDck consists Of all the popular styles of
HATS AND CAPS
NOW In u.e viz the bcauin Mole Skin Dress Hat OF
his own and II Manufacturer The son or Fell Hal,
French style, Ledger style, Bell Planters Broad Bn
WOUi. HATS,
from the quality aus =" the finest Saxnny WOOL
MEMS BOY's AID CiiIl.DREN's CAPS,
Of Fur, Cloth, Plush Hair, seal Glazed NC, &c
LADIES Riding HATS,
o BsAyVy black brow and richly trimmed Velvet:
tIiLDGES'- HATS AND CAPS,
styles imported from PArisch patterns;
LADIES fuES,
Sieinnt Tppts Half Cap,s, tnis, Nuns, Nunaees ana
dLlldfra's Misses fur all lusitlr- and styles
GARBAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
VII Buffalo. Persian, Chinese lined aud rough
and dealers particularly invited to examine THIS
sense eorl spared Ia make Richmond ms
e..d market purchas. Ia an! other IN tins country,
s,lt dts JOHN DooLE1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
New Fall Stock

II.
# arrived from thc NoUncru with full stock al
- FALL. AND WIN lEi. CLOTHING, for gentlemen The
latest styles aud the most fashionable apparel
prIec oaa he found NJ oar No. d3 Nam
Also, large supply "i Gents Furnishing Goods, which
VIII sell lhwvr hau other house city, Hats the
est sI!.S Boots, shoes OF all qualities ad prices Trunks
Nhlr> aud Umbrellas irn The best Eastern
eNhiti,,uu and viii be sult cheap.
louhs and boys CLolmi>1 N all styles and qualities
lirtst ri NJ isil SrRNts slvlwVcn Nv in Murrifs
aud \. I, Lewis, and look tor is has
ever hocn setting cheap IL increase custom.
Manufacturers and Farmers All do
oi servants Clothing, Shoes, Nr., &C. sept 24il..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
AMERICAS GIfANO.

FUNlIt attention III, rr this aluHhe
Il tiLvr. Jarvis Island. lacihe tratl uud IN
possession nj the American haano Company b,
the L. :. ioNormonL line principal Ingredient
lean Guam" Is ihr Phosphate and sulpc ot Liuc
condition that "al, he np pant, cannot
be INITIATED 10y IL also hrs sufic,i Ofalu Mat
ter ycidin: Ammonia 70 produce an immediate abundant
crop IL does not act ulaut l,llg
Ill upon the S, amer the crop estr ihuu.h
was oni, introduced IN rg,ua IN April vi
marked effect, aud rapidi! Increasing IN Lor Nhca
hus been r. with Results uu producing
CROP but insuring superior stand grass Tins ul
up IN bags barrels win The Trade Iie American
and name upon each package and pure
fElIN II. CAV h.,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, Richmond.
MUSES. Lacy,
oct 6diy Agent for i,nennuf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
Manipulated Guano

Manipulated Guano.
M offer TO tile Planters of Viz nia pr,pared nv
w n follows: -
1000 lbs al the best Peruvian tuano procured
$40 lbs. 0f The tnAno c,naiuu,p mi, =, -
cent Of the Phosphate 81 Line ~
goo lbs "i the bssi ground Plaster which we ay q,
- '-f>'
All well mixed together.
Planters aud others invited examine The Article Rn,
'hc best information We can obtain, believe is
Pee 10 pianters as per it ~ per ton .,s whn thc
furnish tilv bags ' "''
For sale 10y EDMOND DAVENpORT A w.
sept =, dts Ricbmnnd q
4 toOklNG RANGES.Moits ncbl. l,,ok inc p ,,.. a..
~ wood "r eoa, dei,tiy the durable and rcon,nicsi
nN'urv ir cooking IN III sale aud hot NM, co,d
Sa.i hAidres II. AeTi,nee and Ia ,y~
satisfaction al tie >ioNe and Range Warehouse IN Min
h"' ~ ~ [, b, BLISS * Gu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
CAUTION.

OA Q IION.
Persons living distance should be extremely caution. oi
whom order Lottery Tickets yioaes Al Packages ri
Tckrls The Country Is flooded bagus AMI saind,inl
Lotteries livery inur-nrni Is held on 10 Ia III
IN them. Jalila Prs.s from t4nhm fIupMl
head their schemosWith Ticket. ~ one Dollar fohha
Capital t.r. offered, Tickets s. All such, "a tArrA ~
ffnuis Rnd II sui 10 them ir iickes u
Is much ir,sn without hp shade" ri eiianr' al
getting prize beware 81 all Lat'fie wh.re he capital
Prsr unusually argu comparison Ia the price ri IrAels.
In every instance whore large Prize "nor,t r snail
cost OF iickcl-, put II ,""n Tor certain irnui
sE- Al orders addressed 10 FRANCE, Ho.bhENta n CO,
Wilmington, Del, viii mo't with prompt attention, aul the
printed official draw 81 ,
FRAME, BEoADBESrS Il co.
fed 2tdIdufi Wilmington, D.i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
Tremendous Excltument Al
1l2 Main street. ssnCnDurS, VA.
l.l a - 4. \ L 4 L. L 1 i.

\. GCGIiE \ IL I'll NJ f.R
As returned from the North With large and hcuntni
HI stock Of FALL AND MlNiEi. ,.ooDs, wu,,A ie AT
teh.ion ui the pnbIc Is particularly inst,>.
The ladies' -, universal aIIt tuat stu, Of Dress
Goods, shaWis aud tluaks point beauty and
srganNe.
For gruicmens wear have superior 10, Of Clohs Cnss
mcrs And Nes,gs, ea,. Woolens, Eankes Bori, Shoes
de- &e, to which all invited 10 call and u aninv
n. B-Iounlr, Merchants viii do Civ ms STOCK IN
eaonnAtion before golng NuTtl v u.
sept G.-ils-k.p cupS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
I'll Weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE,

FOR BALTIMORE.
- tns.. TIE p"~haan slsamboa Company steam
GEO. PEABODY Capt. keIiARD Pguc:-
AKn, aud BflNlpERE, Capt. WA KerNF, Will leave Rich
manl for baltimore every Tuesday, Thursday and fa,iay.
Ert will leave Baltimore for lichnonj ever, Taesiy
Thursday and Saturday, thereby ona shippers and Pas
scpycr 10 have opportunity of communication
ppinis every other day,
sS@ Freight received in both places every day
For Speed and Comfort, these Inc steamers equal IL
SUPERIOR their class he found in his
ely These NleSmcrS having been t, out with sieHd
Room Passenger Recommendations recommended the
travelling and treighiing community tie conorta!c
cheapest, und speed! mode transportation bc~ HE two
points,
TICKETS can be procured a onc, Shockoe slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, a the steamers Landing lockcil
y W. q RilE, Agents. Richmnnd
sept T-lly j. BRAND In. ~. : Light ST. Baltimore