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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

The CATTLE DIsEAsE--A great excitement is
reported in Hillsborough. N. H.. in consequence
of the supposed existence of the cattle disease in
that locality, about 800 head Of cattle having
boon driven up from Massachusetts within three
weeks. and scattered through Marlborough,
Washington and Lempster. COW and calf have
been killed in Peperell which an autopsy showed
to have been diseased. The town authorities
have assumed the decentralization Of the owner Of
the COW. Measures have been taken n nrovsnt
the further spread Of the disease in that town.
The inhabitants Of Nantucket. In regular town
meeting assembled have resolve that the impor.
tation Of cattle into the town Of Nantucket be and
is here by prohibited. until the pleuro pneumonia
or cattle disease shal become extinct within the
limits OF the United States, or until this prohib-
ition he removed by vote of the town,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
.GEORGE ID. DAVIS.
~rocer ana Commission Merchant,

1Eo' 1oH H7IH OC, Iynchburg, Va,
uap o large stock Of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods,
part N' o0i'"se, ~e' eoha''''"s -
- oA famiiy Bacon and Lard my own curing Mack
Ell. S ana Herring strictly No l. in a \, and bar
CO. si, formulated. Pulyerised, and extra
and eh. '1sa Cohe Honey Extra Golden syrup
Calf sL;n. aSs oose Leather French and Philadelphia
spes Bsss o sn ESsaa Band CAST
I ana American Glass Pntty Locks Hinges and Screws
snr;0 nnv's Wee. Screw Pstes Rasps and Flies; steel
NH. ron hxs Thimbe Skeans and Iron Boxes; Ma
Iam sa Uo!on Ropes Seine Twnes Linseed,
Tos T nners oi! Copa and Carriage yarns; Tanners
@osa . os, Iar spts Turpentne White Lead Zinc, with
ap SSS q Pal psn. Flax and Tow PLAID and
aos Buckes, WelBuckets de- with every other article
cash or Sroeery Store all Of which will sold cheap
s;n vi s1cnahse for country produce and examine my
Wool PIN, kou pgy Will pay the highest prices Wool,
.sCs lax Seed, Beeswax and other country produce.
Sons'gamtnta solicited. Quick sales and prompt
~'"'' tmay 2if1y) g. u, d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
Words of Caution.

~U@ If we were 10 tell leaders that the wells and
WB springs throughout the country been poisoned and
thai VT had discovered antdoe effects them
that would not gladly avail themselves discovery with
lie hope Ut a,ertng death lf them that We
that We were prepared share with them would RI fuse
our ad To fortune But health than rcbcs
how much more gratide should they that great
panaeea has been compounded OF purely vegetable
'hai It's curative powers little less certain light
darkness Need We give You isanccsf on e pro-
prlelSr OF BAkEEs BlTTEl.s aud examine the RAIDS
cerhcates from all sections at The South, Of
been cured OF Dyssia BY It's alhealng properes Among
mem You " III the vouchers young male and H.
male exlng this BiTTERs the skies blessing Proyi
deice Tor lis curative But NOT c,nt.
10 Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches yield readily to It's s,w.rs
Torpid l'ers become quekened active by lis nnu
ence Sour sionacs made healthy If
iects Indigestion disappears when organs of life
Dsrrhfa cannot resist tonic powers And Cblera
When incl by these BrTERs promptly isarmed and becomes
harmless as thousands of have certified who used il in
jsty AND @ when that scourge the country
BAkEks BlfIERS will mol remedy all the ills of humanity
bnt sch diseases caused by stomach and bowels r
I yield to lis STRENGTHENING effects are speedily driven
from The system All who need should inv IL nn,I h.
come their Judges of virtues - - " W.
sale by all tue Druggists in nchburg by all the
principal Druggists In the city Of Richmond and in
n'rgn's als9 Of Mesrrs ChAs siott Co, Washington city
" u; H. Staoicr CO., Baltimore Nd. D. b. Miller Coy
,hglon, NY and Barnes N Park, ny
orders filled by addressing T. BAKER Pronr;.,or
- Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

Dissolution.
guNlfE Concern OF MCKINNEY CO. IL this day diasolvcd
Samuel II Mckinney and John II. Flood having bought
out the entire interest Of John Baa They alone author
lied to the Of the Concern.
8. Ii. MCKINNEY,
JNO. &. BASS,
JNO. II. FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

A Bell and Ever It ratification meeting was he
at New Orleans. Thursday evening. in Odd.Fel.
lows Hall, and was largely attended. Resolutions
were passed recognising no platform but the con.
stitution
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

JuDos JonN ROBERTSON. OF Richmond, is one of
the names mentioned at Washington City, as the
successor Of the late Judge p V. Daniel, on the
bench Of the United States Supreme Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

IF MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, USE BRAN
VIZ DRETIIs PILLS-They pleasant truly
effective medicine be- II IL true you take purgativcs
which will without pain because hey take the baisamic
parts from The blood which than being bed
than having the vital fluid abstraeted Beware Of them
BKASDKETms PLs only take hold OF hose matters which the
body when Sick wants to They solely assis
lant OF naturc,nothng nothing less They do not
forces they merely assist and herein il their value The
man Ia thrice blessed who acquainted
with this good and almost perfect gift because he has
TO gEeat extent his body insured In health by their occasional
use Principal 0hce 2o4 Canal street, New York. and all
pectable dealers In medicine. may B I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

USE COAL OIL
What Is to be Gained by IL?
rs pertinent question of sensible person. re-
commended to throw aside Lard Oil, Burning Fluid or
Candles and use Coal Oil.
-fss~er.-lst. You save your Eyes!
3D. You save your Money.
3D. You your Life!.
How docs Coal Oil the Eyesy
Aasper.From small fat wick Coal Oil Lamp, you get
clear steady white blaze the perfection Of light work
read by In briancy six times light IA
Candle eight times greater than the light 1aow Candle
three times greater than the light Of wicked Fluid Lamp
and six tmcs greater than the light of wicked Lard Oil
ron PERSONS AFFLICTED WHY WEAK Eyes
How does Coal on save your Money?
Ansmer-lt Is found and clearly proved, by instrumental
measurement that gallon Of Coal Oil gives much light
ms 81 gallons Lard OIL in common lams gallon Coal
Oil much light On gallons Burning Fluid; one gal
Ion OF Coal OH gives much light I'm pounds Can
dies and one gallon OF Coal Oil gives light s
Tnlow Candies
How does Coal Oh your Life?
experience has shown that there
ry against the explosion Of Burning Fluid Camphenc
ever they be secured represented Nearly week
valuable c is lost by the Of these dangerous Illuminating
burning Fluid and Camphene risk OF person,
health and lie by throwing aside Find and Camphene and
using Coal Oil.
Constantly On hand, supply Of LIGHT C0LORED COAL
OIL which warranted To be Also large assortment
OF COAL OIL LAMPS, with The IMPROVED BURNER
Also, extra Burners Chmneys, Wcks Paper Shades all
OF which will be sold very cheap by
ANDREW BOYD,
may 2sd1w1 1O3 MAIN ST. LYNCHBURG, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

PHlur CLAYTON, Esq. is acting Secretary Of
the Treasury during the absence of Governor
Cobb 10 Georgia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
A G A II d

CHI Ar LES j. RAINE
XOULD respectfully to his friends the com
w muny ut large, that on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1860,
lie will conhne himself
RICHLY CA II ADEl
Fully believing from past experience, ihath
The Only True System
To render
Justice to both Buyer and SelIerI
He will therefore be able to offer his
SUPER IOR OTHING!
REDUCED PRICES!
So that Buyers will find the benefits realized In
Buying from a Cash House.
CHARLES J. RAINE,
may 24s 1870 MAIN-sr., LYNCnBURG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

Lynchburg Guano Depot,
FARMERS and the public generally rely notified that
the Lynchburg Guano Depot, kept by VIM A. Miller on
The Basn now fully supplied with the following FERTILIZERS
viz:
No. Peruvian Guano;
Reese's Manip .Inted Guano;
Sombrero Guano Lynchburg ground;
Mexican Guano
keewells Potash and Plaster
have taken every precauOn TO furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guano from Agents of the Peruvian Gov
" NJ which certainly pure am sole agent In Lynchburg
for Reeses Manipulated Guano will insure 10 be exact
hall Sonreo believe this be good as Peruvian pound
r pound on any crop that may be on The Sombrero
by IN The lump and ha,eh ground sell IL on as good
fls as can be bought where In the United States Ny
plan Is 10 sell for small prOht and strictly for cash hone the
some patronage may be extended that liberal
" oes' Nv heretofore WIN. A. MILLER,
sep lo-ds-hep copy On Basin
fIHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the un
WIN oe Pleased TO receive connuance OF the very liberal pa
9age bestowed upon the late concern assuring oil may
M ever! eo VIII b. given to render satisfaction style
~ tielnres, rates u charges,
Weao nave the agenc! for the QUAKER Cry Double
otircn SEWING MACHINES II hcms fells ucks gathers
A"a ana does all the best &l25 Machines
- t more simple and less complicated than any other
cne ana sold al The very low prices $40 and 30
Chei Macnne 80 lie has the Patent Adjustable Hemme
oaclnred expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
que una, mems all widths and thickness From the large
ocr SOLD by Tanner Co, while acting as agents and
general satisfaction which the Machines have given the under
signed feels hesitation recommending hem "a the best
no" IN use. Call and examine them NJ a TANNER
N MAR Slra.t bhurv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
Thorley's Food for Cattle

Thorley's Food for Cattle.
DOSSESSlNG the bitter and medical contain cd In
spring grass Is essential TO herbiveous animals
stimulating the stomach digestive ihy
action This compound condmen FOR feeding cattle
soning their food composed purely vegetable and
for keeping horses In good condition uneqaled Pig fat
ten with surprising rapidy upon IT, and their nesh
favour and value. Cowkeepers will ind great
the increased qnan, and improved quality tho milk du ring
Its All animals benefited by It,
Fourteen leeds Of TH0RLEYS FOOD FOE ca TILE Is q
saving Of $1,000 week. in keeping horse, with b.
health and more work.
Two feeds will give increase of quarts rich
iy per cow.
In feeding Sheep, Pigs and stock generally corresponding
profit Is obtained.
Barrels con tain AS Feeds with measure sf& 90
y ia
L. NJ. FEssER, Sole Agt for U. >.
q broadway, N. YORK.
For sale by STARLks JONES,
may so-imd Lynchbure Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02


Hon. George s. Hillard, who returned TO Dos-
ton on Sunday morning, after brief excursion to
the South, was sercnsdsd on Monday evening by
bis political friends, who assembled 10 large num-
bers In front Of his residence on Pinokney street
The throng called Justify and in response to their
demands, he appeared upon tho stops Of his house
and spoke In glowing terms of the growing popu
lsrity OF the baltimore BELL and Evsrett) non,in
atoms. lilo also reviewed the action of the Con.
vention. Of which he was 80 able a member, aud
concluded with some trsnehant observations upon
the policy Of tho Republicans in speaking Of the
Union nominations ~ the "old gentleman's tick
Ct" IAN old fogy ticket" "a fossil ticket"
This argument. which takes the form of n
sheer. said Mr.. Hillard,) IL one which, think,
need not discourage or daunt any of Us. verify
at this moment there are in Massachu setts
men enough to choose the electors of Bell and
Everett next fall IL we choose to do it,
Cheers.
The meeting was likewise addressed by Hon
George Lunt. Among other clover things said
WAS the following:
Our opponents charge upon US. that we do no:
aehne our political principles. or enter into nice
legal or technical distinctions of politics. craftily
contrived to mislead the undiscerning. But thei,
own example does not discourage us-for YOU re.
member that they once produced twin progeny,
which now, at the tender age Of only four yeafa.
they have abandoned to tho tender mcrcies OF
whoever may pick them up. We understand
each Other perfectly well. The watohwords wa
have taken are enough for an honest purpose and
AN honest party. Our rallyingcry shall be-Our
whole country. Cheers. Aud It was the great
cst Of moral poets who put into the mouth Of per-
haps the most generous and noblest of heroes ever
described in verso the sentiment:
without 'lgh his sword the bravo man draws
And asks no omen but his counlry's cause
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

The following article. observes an exchange,
which we copy from the Huntsville, fAla.) DEM
oerdt. suggests the idea that the delegates from
this and other Southern States. who remained in
the Charleston Convention, alter tho withdrawal
OF the disorganisers. were not governed BY tho
most patriotic motives.
Each of the remaining delegations rad IAN axe
70 grind" 1t appears; and held men "A h CHER e.
TEEN than principles. What have OF Virginia
delegates to say in reply TO the suggested charged
II the charge be true. it would seem to US that
the tact only places them on the platform of The
secsders who. afterthsir projections Of devotion to
principle retired really because they were not sure
Of their power 70 defeat Douglas. Men and not
priseaptes therefore, if we take the word Of the par
ties to tho CONTEST at the bottom of the troubles
stCharl1 Ths article Of the Democrat, whe!. is
beaded "A Fact 10 Be- Noticed by Southern Dem.
oesats." follows. III i . noteworthy fact that
Ssh Of the leading Southern dslegstes thst re.
naincd IN tbs Charleston Convention after the Dc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

o. - WE clip The following the Providence Gene.
WR RAJ Adye,tiser, sept IL, ls5T--
Al this of the when cholera cholera morbus
d,senery, and other kindred complaints to prevail
everybody should be bcray supplied with Perry Davss Veg
eabe Pain Killer Persons leaving home, whether II be for
days excursion or trip 10 Europe should be in condition
place their hands on at moments warning Many diseases
Incl tent to the Summer months which will prove fatal il not
immediately checked can be PROMPTLY cured by
doses ct the Pain Killer. ON than
been relieved of intense suffering by the timely use of the
above named preparation.
Sold by all druggists gecers and medicine dealers through
out lne hcd States and Canadas may 2-lm
HoLLoWAi'S PILLS admitted be The
W~ greatest Alternative medicine In the world. Their eE
ecI The system Is violent mild painless
The facility with winch they regulate the dsrdered
anu bowels aud restore the animal fluids healthy
tanning condition. places them UNNECESSARILY adv all
other Internal rrmedes Sold at the nanuactory so Mai
PcI ImaX
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
NEW CONCERN.

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of ohm Bias In
the business Of Mckinney Co, sha1l continue The
GENERAL GR0CERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
At the old stand No. LAT Main Street. Lynchburg Va, under
the style and Arm Of MCKINNEY 90, where hope ly
prompt attention 10 business, receive liberal patronage
from friends and the public.
We shall keep constantly hand, large stock OF
DEscnrroS GooDs usually found In large Grce House,
which viii sell In exchange for Country
Produce.
Liberal advances male on all consgnments Of produce for
sale, when In hand. SAML II. MCKINNEY,
JNO. II. FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02


TSs ss%as Ven A..s..,,:r u. ed .As', e, e
: Il. ssss. No., ss:. . A'@ soSSos seq,
The ORIGINATED Bitters.
A> FOR yess medical science hsd eeen taxed and TIE
aim Of the physician exhausted In the hope Of dis
covering remedy avuae to cure that mos, Distressing
well Ne lis long train OF evils un
der their yarioas names.
No medicine which would speedily, permanently,
eecuay radically and cxpel these diseases IRON the
system until Dr. Green made known his discovery Of
THE ORIGINATED BITTERS.
Such its arkabIe power and peculiarly that casss
years bsed the potent medicine and the
Lehcst SKILL Yield 10 this remedy readily II
the disease days standing For all diseases Of
The Stomach and Dfosstfre 0roeas. and FIR Csasat Dsty
II Is equally saluiary and certain.
FROM W. A. HARP, ESQ EnIT9E OF THE "covINe-
CovrsroS, April I, 1850
Messrs; s. y. FowlE Co..
ygendted Biers glad To d, the public avor by
. sSdas s Ps and It's attendant s' fea
hon. WILLIAM W. LAMB,
Formerly Mayor of Norfolk Va has just rendered the follow
ing testimony of the result produced by the of the Dry
genatsd Bines:- h - ~
MessrA SETH W. FowLE Co..
Genemen lone Of servants suffered for several years
with proiaps u and much Frustrated by the dis
tn be confined to her bed expecting TO die She then
'''' wv "'''''''4 "'"s'' anu '''''' wM " LAMB
Prepared by g. W. FOwLE co. Boston, and for sale by
William A. STROLLER & CO.. AMI John H. Scay. Lynchburg;
C. Pugh Campbell G. IL and by all Druggists and dealers In
medicine Throughout the country may 2s-lw
Me ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.-sEA
WSS PLEs lNFALLIBLE BAkING POWDER, the best and
cheapest preparation known for making In few momens
without yeast and In elegant light sweet and hand
Loaf Bread, Biscuits Batter Buck wheat and other Grid
die Cakes Pudding Pies Pastry Of every description with
q ing of time labor and expense.
(Fron, Req. Thoads Biaford)
MARL Hill, HESRioo, l4th Oct, 65s.
Dr. GARlLcK Dear SrIa wing used, 70 considerable
your "semples Baking Powder unhe pro-
10 be superior anything that has been used in my
family for the purposes for which IL h recommended.
THOMAS BISFoID.
PsRTsMoUrlI March 49, 1855.
cheerfuIy recommend "Sempes Baking Powder the
most superior article used for making lg and
Loaf Rread, Brcuts &c, In the shortest possible timc
JOHN JACK.
JOHN W. GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
15-3m oud Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

A trsscherous memory may sometimes be SER
viceabls to politician, but not when written or
printed record is within reach, to rsmind him Of
acts committed which hs would fain forget. Such
is At present the case Of Stephen A. Douglas, who,
while asserting that he has been consistent op-
ponent Of iaterpenfion since tho year I847. 10 told
tina. the journal of the Senate proves to the con.
trary, and he cannot catch tbs vote Of the South
BY lame attempts 70 prove that the Douglas of the
past held similar political views with the Dong.
las Of the present day.
In the U. 8. Senate on the 9th Of June. 1850,
vote wss take on the following amendment. of Mr..
Chase Of Ohio, 10 the Compromiss bill
" That nothing hsrsin contained shall DO con-
ssrssd ~ authosiasor permitting the introduction
Of slavery or the holding Of persons ~ property
within said Territory"
Amomg ne YEAS. was SrrPHEN A. Dou oLA.,
voting with prominent candidates before the
Chicago Convention Chase. Dayton and Seward.
JOIN BELL Of 7ennessee, voted NAY.
On the same day Mr.. Seward moved the follow
ing amendment:
Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude,
otherwise than upon conviction Of crimes, shall
sver be allowed in either OF said Territorie of
Utah or New Mexico"
Among the yeas were DOUGLAS. Dayton. Sew
Ird. Among the nays. BELL, Of Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
Furniture! Furniture!!

Furniture! Furniture!
-ss dkAfEFuL tor past favors, the subscriber would
,, urn M thanks to his friends and the public gener
&n any anu inform them that he hand land
~ constantly adding thercto) large assortment Of
ELEGANT FURNITURE. "a
MaaNaoykAoI RED BY sKILLFUL WORKMEN, E2a
ius VI ,e very bes MATERIAL and finished in the most IN
l o, manner HIS stock embraces every usu
He socts n call tfo,n a. - ''a'u,hc'orieS
ued that he can and will give satisfaction in regard TO both
price and quality OF work. " Ns "
" Hair and shuck Mattresses always OH hand
U..u. -. EDWARD j. FOLKES.
house '' . "'ofe oei"" i-oet'f VT VIZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

ELECTORS.

,,r pur~c.-L. 4 MANDLRR, Of Nosseli CTS,
- 4Ts soxkz ER Hkas & z Hama lam .'''
1ra JOIN a EN0RNfQN, q <lnre Edsa,'
ern fNs JAXUk J0HNB0G, IL Beafo.d
lrn N. q BCOTTs Of rcwkatan.
~ tais~ * LRNuEL ]. hOWDMN, Of William burg
81 y 1O0EPH CHR11TIAN. IL Mkidleax.
sm d q. eHACKEtYORD, Of Fa.9uier.
Ion - ANbRKW Il KENNEDY, Of Jefferson,
Iil1 - q. STUART, ~ Augusta
I'm - ~. Z, eTAPlBa,of Nonl1lmery
~ waiter PRESTON. Of Washington.
i141 j. J. JACKSON, yr. Of wood
iDEN gss A. R.CALDwELL. Of 0hts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

retiring from the business Of Mckinney Co, ing sold
entire interest to sam H. Mckinney and inc II. Flood
would sincere thanks friends and the public
for their liberal patronage during my with The
House, and ask continuance OF Il TO the arn.
lei JNO 3. BASS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
MERCHANTS

MERCHANTS
"SNG 10 attend the sale Of the hrst Cargo Of the direct
w importation of FRExoH Goops DO held In NORF ok
ON THE 9TH JUNE Informed that aulioriz ed 10
ael Tickets the lth and 9TH II June for u 3D. which win
title the holder 70 to Norfolk and return time within
the next 10 dAyA
There will be large and full Of Goods Sold
the sale will be well worth the attention Of Merchans
W. b. GREGG, Aa'r,
je1 5t South Side Railro ad Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
WASHINGTON WASHING ,!1 HOUSE,

nAY B0ARDERS are informed that they will be charged
~ ONLY . per month from this date June ISL psya-
bic rontbly. The WAsnIHeTox shall not be tuoJdesd
Boarding House)
The Proprietor pledges himself hist House In the City,
any where else shall BE- supplied with Of the comforts u
!s than the WASHINGTON Hsyns dome much 70 improve
all that call him, and respectfully soets continuance Of
the that heretofore been hbsray bestowed
Ia ppopu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
OoaM1RmAL
LYEC9hRG MARK ETS,
>. RnroaFzp
"A 4. B. RUCKER,
SPROD CE b II . X Z X,
10 MAIN SHEET.

Hess ssessasa !. win be understood rpssssai Shoss
ne pFsces generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

James Garland & Aurelius Christian.
AVE- , united ~ the practice of the LAW, and viii
promptly attend 10 all basness entrusted 10 them I'm be
Courts Of AsnxRsr NKtsox CAnrnstL Arrox.TTrx Rsn
FOKD aud LvscuBuRa. Address -'
,o GARLAND Il CHRISTIAN, Lynchburs VI.
vi" soa.nas to practice Court Of Appeals
100 00O FINE HAVANA CIGARS on eo.sien.
1NO>OVN mont and for sale Low By
el LEE hoCkE q TAYLOR NO 1o6 Main a,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

MARKET STALLS FOR RENT.-On Saturday next will
1 Rent The highest bidder for cash. stalls O. o. and
TO- JOHN A. TURPIN, e. NJ
Je1a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

American Watches.
q fresh supply those Watches OF Appleton
"a Tracy Cos manufacture, in Gold and Silver Gases,
1SLr which we warrant to be superior time keepers.
" Also, nice article for Boys Ia ported
6ILYERTHORN d Cliff,
may 20 Is 9y Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

W WILLS, &c. upon short notice.
SEPT 29-ts WIN. ID. BRANCH.
Grover & Bakers.
" p@ CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACAIxEs 405 Broad.
W<0 way, New York. and Isl baltimore street. Baltimore
NEW STYLE-PElCE $j0-liEMMERS as EXTRA-
This machine from two spools, purchased
store occurring no reminding of thread Items Fe Gath
ers ana stitches IN superior style finishing each BY hs
own oeralion without the hand needle re-
qnirrd BY other machines 1t will do better cheaper
Ing hai samstress II she one cent az
hour.
send for circular J. T. DAVIS &CO
may s-dls Agents, Lynchburg.