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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-08
TO A dIRL.

TO A GIRL. ~
Upon a mountains summit, M
Might ! but stand with thee,
And all tho wales and forests
Spreading beneath us soo---
There might | show around thee
How Spring made earth divine,
And say-were this my heritage
II were both mine and thine,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-08

ABE FRIZZELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
n7rOfice on Jetfe son Street, under "Homt
Journai' Rooms. [sep20-ly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-08

An eminent artist is about gotting
up panorama Of a law suit, 1T opens
in the year |, and closes at doomsday
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-08

I departed silently, and throughout
that happy day ! repeated truly and
earn cstly, 'of all the great heart OF life,
loyo is the dearest tbrob within it,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-08

The true man will rather be the
grave to his neighbours errors than in
anyway expose them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-08

Why is a cowardly y soldier like butter'
Because he is sure to run when exposed
to fire
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-08

. ~ TT IT ''FVTV~'
A correspondent Of ours wishes
to know If " joke is good for anything
after il is rrncNed? -1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Democratic Economy.

The locofoco papers, observes an exchange. ara
full of indignant paragraphs against the people Of
Charleston for having raised the charges upon
bcarders in contemplation of the National Demo
cratic Corvention, which was appointed to be held
there. Many II them ar" in favor OF changing the
place Of meeting to some here else. We should
think il quite r'asonablc tosuppose The Charles
ton landlords .~med 60 have done. that the De-
mocrmy could afford TO nay high ills-hayins
the VIII lie National Treasury in fheiT own hands
We now understand whit iocofoco economy
means. 1t has reference to the indici}ual and
personal concerns OF liz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Read This !

SnELRYvIILE- (lenn..) Oct 1G lS.s
NJ y@ Messrs. Perry Davis 4 Son -Sirs-Grntilnl l.,
Ir5 you. and duty 10 suffering humanity, roaur, tL.
should make known the benefit have derived from tIe Ms
truly valuable Pain Killer: and IL by seeing this M, @
r,i ill h induced Twas, to give il trial and b hat,
| shall be compensated II thousand fold y
ln June, io5 after proiraced illness OF several months
severely attacked with drow hncss vertigo ,luu -,
sight aud loss of appetite accompanied by fever dnicuf, r
breathing etc My physician pronounced my case
bordering on The first stage al consumption and Nia.t
ing hi. skill declared posyol, that had the consumn,i
that he could do nothing for inc. aud that must die IWn"
u,N is,d mn, 10 r = th, LIS
Do which did with no effect then made use Of
. + which proved inefficient
Bl This time symptoms pain in the head m,,in,
evening and during the night darting pains through the c
burning IN The palms OF the hands quick pulse night sweat.
difficult! III breathing, etc. when fortunately got hold of linz
"Pc"p!cs lanpht III which saw the of Mcsss Blitn
Cone ind others which induced me To try Perry Davis ycgc
al' "iH klief and strange AS IL mny appear derived
bchcnl from the Use oi one i"oi. I'VE bottle than Ind
dr from MI other medicines have Used four bottles of t
Pam Killer and am hearty and enjoy better health than
heretofore done for number Of Years.
NH lNlm GISTANUS A. CELON-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

We had occasion, n few days since, to reter In
the antecedcnis Of the Hon, Fro derrick p Stanton
q former representative in Congress from Tennes.
sec, who is. at this time, stumpng the State Of
Connecticut in lebaif If the Blnck Repubh,a.n
cause. The Nashville Patriot one Of the al est
Of the conservative OPPOSITION Journals in his
country. IN it's last issue makes the sui Joined re-
ference TO the present status of that whilom de-
fender Of Democracy and Southern Rights lis
it not painful reflection observes the Patriot.
THAT in such q contest this. q Of the South
one who has leen retted and conGied in by The
Democracy 81 Tenuessce--eae d the jew els of
the party who claim to be the peculiar guar liam.
of the constitutional rights of the South-s found
fgh,ind the battles Of Rcpublicanismg Painful
though it be, it is not singular. The transition
from Democracy to Addition anl Republican, .m
is easy. aud has been 20 often witnessed, no , ne
nov wonders at it. Birney. Halo, Van Bur- ~,
Chase, Fremont. and hosts OF other great eadc RS
OF the Republican party have made tie p,ssal e,
in the lace If the country, and row when n Dem o.
Graf passes oyer no tine is surprised. Stanto n
was thorough Democrat in his Southern day.
No one could desrant in more emphatic terms.
thaashe upon the rights Of the South, and the PC.
rils that overhung ihem.--and no oIe more yehe.
mentiy AMI Indignantly denounced the in6denly
OF his old opponents, the Wings. But he has
gone From the ole extreme he has swftly pass
ed 10 the other. There let hun remain an exam
pie of thc'tendency Of Democratic principles. and
a warning to the growing generations of the
South. and for Scorn TO point her slow unmovng
finger att"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

THE CAPTURED STEAMER.-The New Orleans
Delta in speaking OF the Marques dc ilabana,
captured Mt Vera Cruz, says:
There was but one single mark OF tho broad.
side OF the Saratoga noticeable ON the Marquee
II thrty.two pound ball had entered her hulwnrks
about 'midshlps, on the starbonrd and passed
through the lnrboard side, making round, clear
hole, rs if it had been cut with n circular saw
In its passage this ball carried off both legs of an
unfortunate American who, in an evil hour, doubt
less under the pressure Of some desperate stress
! OF fortune, had enlisted in Marns enterprise. 1t
is remarkable that he was the only person ON the
Marques who was killed. and he was the only
American in her crew. lie bled to death living
ON his bunk, which. with his blankets is still To
be seen, saturated with his blood, within q few
feet of where he received his death wound The
name OF this unfortunate man was not known to
any on board"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

FRoM WAsniNGrnN Washington March 28 -
! The committee OF ways and means have reduced
the estimate Of the Secretary Of the Treasury ir
the support Of the government for the next fiscal
yeas 81, 10000, 40 tha the eure amount Of the
general appropriation bills is So 10000, which
added to the sums authorized by the former acts.
make S53, 900 Tor the service OF the year ending
with June 1851.
The committee of ways and means have con.
CURED with the post office committee in restoring
the inaud mail service oi the country To ts con
ditinn when the last Congress al ourncd. and re.
polt such provision in the pos,olhcc appropti,,
ton bill.
err to inquire what negotiations and legislation is
necessary to promote tho tobacco trade with Tor.
eign countries consists oi Mcssrs, Hughes. Tomp-
kins, B.istow, Thomas, Ferry, Lcakc, and Leach
of N. c.
tis said that Elisha English ha, been app i'm cd
U. ). Marshall for Indiana, in place of Nj. Robin
son. doceased
The bill for the suppression of the rolygamy in
Utah will be again taken up in the House next
Monday. 1t is the same as introduced by Mr..
Morrill, four years ago.
! Tho bill To increase the pay of naval officers pas
sed the Senate to-day without Il division, aud is
substantially like the carefully elaborated bill first
presented by Mr., Mallory. The leading feature of
the measure ~ to Increase the service pay OF that
class OF officers upon whom the burden If dutv
'llls The pay OF tho higher grades is not mater.
nlly increased. Midshipmcn ut the naval arade,
my are TO receive four hundred and fifty dollars
yea'ly, five hundred dollars Tor other service
aud five hundred aud fifty dollars when Mt sea,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

A Delaware correspondent of the New York
Tribune writes thus despondis,gly, relative to the
prospects, for Il fruit crop in tina, State:
The fruit crnp Of the country. it is generally
believed, is destroyed, and especially has this
been the fate If the peach; the open weather Of
the Winter invited out the buds. and the subse-
quept cold nipped them. From all accounts. there
will scarcely he sufficient fruit matured the com.
ing season to develop respectable class Of ines-
final uneasiness or internal -commoti.ns among
the juvenile community. The destruction OF the
fruit is to be deplored especially under present
circumstances. as it is apprehended that it will
dampen the ardor Of the peachgrowers Of this
section, under the impression that it is "a uncer-
tam crop Quite an activity in the business of
planting was anticipated this year
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Occasional" the Washington correspondent o
rorney's Press, makes tho following disclosure re
iatirs ~ the tactic. prsctieed by the President I,
defeat the aspirations Of the Little Giant
"Whcaever delegate reaches Washington who
is known to ts friendly to the Little Giant, he is
Immediately seised upon by some of the whippers-
in of the Administrator, carried to the White
House, Aastered and dined, and dolly impressed
with the prevailing Administrator feeling. But
in this process Judge Dcaelas is more than o
match for all HE anniversaries. NJ man can meet
him, whcthe. friend or Zoe, without being fascina-
ted By his manners and by his extraordinary in
tellectuai gifts. / have lever knewa him to be
more defiant and decided than at this moment.
Rest assured that however willing he may be to
submit, 10 the action Of the Convention, he will
not coasent to put himself upon platform which
recognises and repeats thc construction Of ihc de-
cision 81 the Supreme Court IL The United
States that slavery exists in the Territories Of the
Union"
There are two point in the above worthy Of DO
tice First. tho undignihcd aud in every way
prehensible iniermeddIiag Of the President with
matters that. due regard for the prorrie'ies Of
ms posIu0n tnohiu aetef hiul aruip tuCIthp anu
second. the determination Of juase B.uglas TO
dictate terms 10 tine Charleston Convention.
lie will NOT. we are told. accept the decision "
tho Supreme Court, 80 far as it claims hat tho
Constitution carries slavery into the Terr tories.
and will here separate himself from the Southern
wing Of HE marty.
VIA, then? II he be nominated on his plat
form, or even on the Cincinnati platform. us it
now stands, there must inevitably be split IN
the party. which may even be manifested by
stampede lr..n the Convention
Should any considerable number If lhe South
etn delegates sece,ie-whch we uiuk is certain in
the event Of Duuglas nomination they will &C.
lect a purely Southern candidate and bv this
means insure the defeat of Il uglas either by the
election OF the Black Republican candidate before
the people. 'r'by in-uring the conservative Oppo
sition candidate sufbcient number OF Southern
representatives.. 1t will. therefore be that n
strong card ia being Idayed aGans, Douglas and
that. with the Administrator influence arrayed
against him, aud the fre-enters pulling at hi, coat
will his friends submit Ia his defeat by such
cumlnationsf We shall see presently tie result
Of this Presidential attempt at President making
Upon the principle that sympathy is always en-
listed in favor Of the dog that is down. we 60 for
Douglas in this fight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

TEE CENTURY, weekly paper published in N. Y.
commenced last week the first volume Of new
series. The form Of the paper has been changed,
and, instead Of the huge folio, it now comes to us
N neat quario fSrm, like tho Critic and the other
admired literary journals Of London. The thirty
swo pages Of the Century will offer rich weekly
yasieiy,h We may judge from the present num-
Der. in which TRANSACTIONS from the French Of
About and the German Of Hauif, DR.. Merritt's re-
port on the Chiriqui graves. art aud political in
diligence. reviews Of new books, editorials OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Nor GriLry--PoMTIc,l,-- Boston, March rs
verdict Of mot guilty" rendered yesterday
IN the ease of Isaac f. Shrnard. the deiauling
treasurer of tho Hanover Savings Bank who WAS
tricl Tor forgery. lie WAS Immediately nrraigncd
on another indictment for II Ike ,ti,nce.
The ninth congressional (Worcestcr) district
has elected Seward delegates to the Chicago con-
Nenton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

ANfcharE OF SwEpE~R'RG. The famous Eman-
uel Swcd"nbnrg was visited for the first time with
those VISIONS of celestial agents which have been
81 much talked Of on the day on which he was to
set sail from England for his native country Dur
Ing the voyage the captain of the ship often OH
>efyei HIM arranging chars upon the quarter
deck, and apparently conversing with some insis-
lllc beings. Upon inquring tho reason Of hls
conduct, Swedenborg Informed him that some Of
his celestial friends designed visit and converse
with him. The captain took no further notice ;
but, upon his arrival, charged Sweuenborg for tho
passage OF his friends. lie was now reduced to
the dilemma, either tod deny the visits and contra
diet hi former assertions, pay the money. He
preferred tho lnttcr an! the captain was perfectly
satisfied
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

/ DoUoLAs AND BArEs,--The Memphis 1ra1aaric
publishes q communication, without Offering ANY
dissent from its Positions from which we make
the following extract:
Surely If the Democrats of the South can sun.
port Douglas. there is reason why the Opposi.
ton Of the South may not support Ba'es"
That fact is undeniable, and we are glad to see
it conceded in Democratic paper in Tennessee.
And vet the very papers who nre willing to sup
port Douglas, are calling upon the Opposition To
help them ''save the South" Was ever political
party driven TO such transparent humbuggcry bo-
fore Nashville (7enn.) Banner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
COMMERCIAL
LkNt URG MARI ETS,
RgPoETHD nv
A. B. RUCKER.
PROD C.E B X . * Il r.,
fs3 MAIN STREET. :
COMMERCIAL.

fNThce quotations. viii be understood represent whole
sse prices generally.
Arrtfs-drcen lrsk II s350fsaoo per bbl for prime
BAoossnpplt gould continue ~! quotations. "' ''4Wii
Br.x.-whI,e=bt at 1000 i15 /, baslicl
Bfrss AN.--,1fIs cents. ..-....
1rfRfrr., table scarce. in demand at 2oft 30 cts;
In firk in.. ldeniy, aud dun at I2,bi7 eenls.
Cons Yellow - els; Whit ~ cts
totS IEAl.-ln demand aatbsI eeBis
trH..T.--tdmts Etor u d"stti so
FRrrApples fl.2'1tsl.0 :Pshled Peaches, fifa
a.: i'npeaiel d.. 81 oGf6 AZ 10 1, bu-r
FtorgThe racciIt coniIune light with good demand
qaete ulerhho sd0olt .G23; Extra sGa765 f5o FANNY
tG>1n sT.rn
FIt>sftp-wlh large receipts the price declined to
ti.1}1t12a
FrArnras.-i36li5 cenis.
Fgarpi1re.-faree supply. No. Peruvian Guano sG9'o
hren Gnaup s1ip; Mexican Guano $1,000 Rhodes up P1s
phatc Lime AA01 liun's Pbospho Peruvian Guano s3l:
lufns bone Ash ,Iuano $500; RuiiH's Tobacco Manure
al 10; Ruflns Ground Bone Ash k8Tb1; Ground lntr,
lop-,' 1900; Packed in bags or casks fIl.01.
t.gt-. ~FFptuye f60bIr - Timothy 81 800 f2so br
oard sa-t1t0: Randall Grass u oat42; Evergreen AGO
GiN-Gxd3llhis cents.
IIAY.- fI0aCtft12is T. 100 Ms.
IGor.-Mounian t,!@Jf90: Weaycr's 500 z ton.
LtRb-supply good nj 10 II cents
Ihpina.lu1n tDdt ~ 60 Mountain so6t90 cents.
Onions White s0ato1| cts; Red 62db7j cts. u bnslel
OArs.Aiil large receipts, note II decline, and quote
white al b. cents; Black al 80 ccnis.
PLAsachr,od li5dt t2B Black Cow Pea i0GLf 20.
P"1Ar"rs=- 15GLs14 cenis- according 10 qualify
TbnADtollc receipts continue ul for the ranging
from poor Lugs common Bright Wrapper good ship
ping or Fanny Wrappers offering quote Ing-. s225GGf3I:
BRIGHT Clean Working $1Uo6t $500: Common Leaf Tobacco
tLooaf7.23: Common Bright Wrappers tsoo@ 1890; Good
Bright NTHpp"r- 40 0n6l $500
WnEAT, With small receipts have 10 notice an improved
Lcns AMI iuote Red s3o0fiio for choice White f@36o
sl.it
Unwa-icd - Washed 35D 10 cts according quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

current iepies, aud hat esrel<n, feature e ~
csaisFg. lis column Of obituary notice. tae 1T
neurological rocoEl now publ,saed,l combine 10
produce very interesting paper. The Century in
its new dress deserves the patronage Of all who
look for something more 10 n weekly journal than
fash tales and sensation stories. The only fault
In The nev arran cement is the lack Of sufficient
margin, which mars the general appearance of tho
sheet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

Al Hartford, tho Republicans and Democrats
'ha>c each erected huge camps These are tenn
porary frame buildings, put mp gratuitously by
tho spontaneous labor Of tn" party. The scene Of
their construction was. ~ may be imagined, live
y, and the fun general. 1t il said oi n Demo
era, Mt The erection of camp, that abe drove u
nail aud drank an ale alternately, until he got an
al that he didn't want"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

SYMPATHY FOR THE STRIKERS. The shoemakers
of New York held II meeting ON Tuesday night to
sympalhize with tue Lynn strikers Speeches
were delivered by Mr.. Draper, II delegate from
Lynn, Horace Greeley and others. Over Sl2O
were collected from the Tailors' Benevolent Union
and 500 from another society in aid ofthe strike
and the meeting djournod with cheers for the
Union and the grand labor moAement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

ELECTION IN KANsAs.-leavcnworth March
2I.--An election was held in this Territory YES.
tcrl"y Tor county officers The vote polIed wa,
very light; in Leavenworth county the democrat
elected their candidates by about tho usual ma.
lorites.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Words of Caution

fs< IF 10 tell readers that the weis an
I springs Throughout The country had been poisoned and
thai had dicoy cred anuc effects not one f %
would moi gladly avail themselves our discovery vii,
Ia" hope ni a,rrihg death. II We were Ia tel! them thai NJ,
had discovered mine OF treasure enough them and Ms and
prepared 10 share with m not one wDnI r
orr All To fortune But as health is more valuable than Riches
iow much gaiic should they be learn mai n yr.,
Inhacca las becn compounded of purely vegetable mailer and
HAT is curative powers are little less certain nau li! ami
darkness Need W. give you instances? II li ON fh ma
reiar Of BAKEks BllERs and examine M, rad, Of
certificates, from all sections of the South persons who ha,
been cured of DyPesd by its all healing properties Among
them Will the vouchers of old and Young male and H..
Ia cNiong this BT1EEs 10 the skies, and blessing lfv
deuce tor lis cGrathe powers But lis Virtues confined
u! Nervous Headaches Yield readily 10 lis bowers
TORPID ItCrs bcc1nc qckened made active b, iunu
sour Stomachs made healthy ncutraznr c
cs Indigestion disappears WHEN il enters the organs
piarrhn cannot resist It's tonic powers. And Cholera itself
"Ic met by these BIrIERs promptly disarmed become,
hrhlcs s thousands OF persons have certified, ii ia
l>i AMI ~ when thai scuurge devastating the country,
hAkEEs TIERS Will not remedy all the ills OF humanity i,
but such Diseases caused by The rc:.
al! Yield 10 It's Strengthening effects, and speedily
from the system All who need nc should try ii, and be
come their judges of It's virtues.
Tor sae ~ all The Druggists in Lyncbug, and by MI the
principal Druggists in the cy al Richmond, and
irsnla also. ol Messrs Chd sult Co.. Washington city,
d. G.; h. H. Sal,cr Co.. baltimore. Nd d. b. Miller
ingon ny; and Barnes * Park, n. Y.
Orders filled b! addressing +. BAKER, Proprietor.
Ten -l-iAciS Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

ARRlvAL or TuE STEAMER cry OF WASHINGTON.
NV York. March 21.-Thc steamer CITY Of
Washington. from Liverpool on the l4th, has mr.
rived. Her news has been anticipated by the
steamer ut Portland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

CANADIAN observation-disclosures, March oI,--
y vote was taken last night ON a motion of II
want of confidence in the ministry, when the gov
eminent was sustained by 81 majority
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Mississinni Land for Sale.

-IITS.5Ts5I IJIJI LtIIiU IOI DdIV.
t1fS 4lly rings and i've West Of the Mississippi
's--t eHtr Railroad, Marshall county. Miss. containing
.,s Ae,, clear bets 200 and which ste
sal, which produced bale Of Cotton per acre the
iasl Nad paiUi N is puh Of sub division into
overall ei auuh.lut! supplied with pure free siunc wa
ter a'' 4 as healthy tn mountains of Virginia.
Iar further particulars, se"fnr premises, address.
ID. u. >ANDEESOS.
nh ii-d3m Wyatt =. q, Miss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

~ Il candidate the Office o Mayor OF The tits
u ~ HclbLrg. lfrieec, whatcser "i responsibility
tl -iall tine head the Police either the
N,etiI Of the STATE laws out the ordinances
ais. shah cnyH>o with rmuc,s and impair
a mi mns hc able keep the Police gulatons
al '.c Ivy health! conllun
leo odds WM. J.. SAI'SDEl,S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Notice to Physicians and the Public.

Notice to Physicians and the Public
" sy~ ALLCoCKS POROUS PLASTERs.-=TEsTINo-
~t-S Malt. ALLCoCK K CO.. NO. 294 Canal St New
York 10Th Now lN9-GenIemen: lately suffered severely
from weakness in my back toned by suddenly
"rihs m! lt Having heard yolr Pasers much recommend
ed r eases OF Tins kind procured one the result was all
thai could desire. single plaster cured me In week
Yours respectfully, j. q. BRIGGS
Proprietor Of the Branlrch House. New York"
There i nothing equal in the way Plaster to the Porous
Plaster Of Mr. ALLCoCk. Ever, thing pleasant about them
hey are the Plaster of the day and III type of our presn
advancement in science and ART. In shma Cough kidney
Ah'fo and local deep seated palms. they afford permanent;
r' ana for weak backs pains in the side stitches and spas.
medic pains generally they unsurpassed for the benefits
they Impari Physicians should examine this article hieh
universally approved known Price % els each prn
r'al 'he' ~ Canal street, Newiork. Sold by all rosecia,
-" '''''' I" "'a''lheS' Jan "a lmd&w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

nUl1FS. Nc.- have just received Il fresh supply OF Alien
W dale Quits. Marsens Gounterpanc's, Linen Drillng
le and toured Marsc,S Hosiery Aaaras, Sc &C. yery
cheap, j. j. PtRN Is. Agent
NH - No II, Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30
Grover & Baker

D..
..yS CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES 1876 Broad
M~S way, New York, and Isl Baltimore Street, Baltimore
4 NEW STYLE-PRItE S50-IIEMMEiS 81 EXTRA
This machine sews from two spools, purchased from tn
st"rc rclnirnS no reminding OF thread 1t Hens Fe
ami Stitches in superior style, finishing each seam by II,
operation, without recourse 10 he hand needle ms is
qurcd b. other machines 1t will do better CHEAPER Sc
in than seanslrcss if she works for one cent an
hOtr.
send Tor circular 1T. DAVIS Il co
may 7-nls, Agents, Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

1OoP sklRls.lust 10 hand Yer, large supply Of lIoop
skirts, various grades aud prices. and coor,i
which will be sold AT low figures Tor cash
NH % No iii Main Sir,t