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Igbatrp.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
I'VE
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

w
CONSIDER o. Man, SIS Ell Natural, light pressed lbs
Washington, Nav Queen, G
hltGhe!lS Chnc5, " a. Thoms * Sons
Do do los CelebratedS
J. Fl. Leafs, FE Flake tsS,
Washington, u lbs Queen of the South
ConSoler Of Man, 90 III Dorado,
A. Thomas & Sons Grape" Harr s. Louisa Bell
c. C c. Fig Tobacco Noriantilue, Ihs
FL Kader Twist, in foil, Wide Wide World g
JAS Thomas, Jr.s Citron Fig r. H. Nance Gold Leaf
A. B. Caldwell twist, Planet ofthe South
Mai. !. Harris, Il. i. twist. Richd Harvey,
Saml; Ward, lbs Creighton Three Bellies,
6. &C; Morgan, " f'C,' Dark Sweet,
Va. Tobacco Stems in hhds a Spotswood,
Smoking Tobacco in bbls Simpson L Black
tyena Club Smoking Tobacco in bales
oo =. For sale by VIM BAYNE,
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M BH T OF CuIllyaon ABOUT 10 are heay
eu Inc I'm proVemens re large and commndIoTs ura
story FRAME DWELLING, conainino tan o . Two
f poIi large SWlTIER BARN; STABLES AND RAR
RaChSI SMOkh HOUSE, and u number OF other ont
houses and are altogether Of superior kind The fam
alu on INTO convenient fields every Of which is We'll
suppled with water. The fencing is very good rreat
portion o. 1t be ng ne board and post rail fencing
ne Lawn Is ornamented with about 700 DWARF FRITZ
TREES OF choice varieties in bearing condition The Ioca
on Is one OF the most healthy in the State The land lies
beautifully and, in short, the Farm Of the hes i'm
Proyei most productive and most desirable estates in Har
lord county. The title is inrsputahle The premises will
De shown by the family residing on them "
Terms OF sale are One third cash day sale the bal
hce equal instruments in and two years thereafter
e credit payments to bear interest from the cav az sale
anu to esccned with the purchasers notes. endorsed 10 the
Trustees satisfaction. f. HFINkR TrnstGe 0
SAMuEIL II. COVER. Anctiurnnr
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49, q - dul ST.
tTsAsH FOR REET.-Our former STORE AND
Hsiii COUNTING.RO0M No % German street, up stairs
- ENQUIRE at BROTHERS BONINGER, No % South
Charles street, up stairs. apl3tf
fH:r FOR SALE OR RENT.-The very de-
H It'll sirahe three story DWELLING, No. Is9 CALVERT
2=..zSTREET. second door south of Madison street
Possession given immediately For lerms &C. apply on
the premises apI2tf
Egfs.s4 FOR SALE.-Those six new three-storv
EsjisI Brick DWELLINGS, just being finished on the
zAs nor Invest corner of Fayettc and Wolfe streets, will
ne ready Tor tenants in few days Apply TO GEORGE L.
HARRISON, O'nOnnePs wharf. aDgtf
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WHOLE NUMBER 1917.
0Id ABc MS q Inmper. s

M,
uA's neate Ola ee sas q failsspntteEs
a nat boat navigator and a. wrestler, and
now we have him as ;amper. The Dh.
hanna Taw., E,s.-i3 ,,,,a. ~. t..,.f ,h,.
49,. ts,ss s'sS :.
- z
when ne was 2 membsf Of the Eillnois
LeglslAtures the democracy undertook to en.
sct 9. law TO- compel fhe banks 70 resume
specie payment and redeem .thelf promises
70 pay. which he'd been ciFeuleted amongs
tne 'Sfmers' la0crmg men end merchants
o. tne otaLesand we're siili ~ the hands OF
itne Proausers OF sne State 70 the Tune OF
many henorea tnousands Of doliarss end
coans TIL. nsasi. ss .. ,,'s sas'u. Sa.'ss.. uls.
upon the Lerislatnre of ina Sta,a ~ seliaf
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HAmiins'. Record.

Hannibal Hamlin was member Of the
the Democratic Convention in lS4S, which
nominated Lewis Cass in that Convention
he voted against protective t'ritf; in that
Convention he opposed system OF internal
improvements ; in tn Il Convention he favor
ed the Mexican war now he processes to
tavor a tariff !; now he is a candidate on the
sam, ticket with Lincoln, who denounced
The Mexican war as ''unjlst and unconstitu.
tlona." In the Baltimore Convention OF
ls4S, he voted in favor Of a resolution which
cecIared "that oil the efforts Of the aboli.
tionsts, or others. mlds to Induce Congress
to interfere with the question Of slavery. or
to take iucipient steps in relation thereto.
are calculated to lead to the most Alarming
and dangerous consequences and that all
such effrts have an inevitable tendency to
diminish the happiness Of the psople, and
endanger the stnbiIiry and permanency OF
the Union, and ought not to be counteaanc'
ed by any friend Of our political instltu'
tons"
He Is now the candidate Of psrty whose
cardinal doctrine is to induce Congress 10
interfere with the question OF slavery-a
party built up solely and exclusively on this
sectional basis--a party which derives its
sustennnce and support altogether from de-
nou ncins aud villifyias the Southern States'
and th,s institution OF slavery.
In the Sen,te, the II Hlmsstead Bill being
uoon It's passage. II ,anbaI Himlin was one
Of the eight who voted assinst It.
A prominent plank ia the plitfOrm adopt'
ed by the Convention which nomins'ed him
t,r Via President. demands of Co ngress the
ssase Of complete and satisfactory
Homestead measure.
Thus much TOR the record OF nanhloat
Hamlin. Comment is unnecessary. Con-
sistency is not necessary element 70 = Re.
publican candidates. prilciples.--PittsbIrs
Past. u --a
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A Lincoln Electors OIiAaOn of the
Germans.

One Of the Lincoln Electors 10 Indiana.
John w. Wilson, delivered himself OF a
spesch at Salem, Iidiina, about ayear ago,
from which we take this extract as a simple.
1t will perhaps assist German Republicans
in forming correct opinion OF the sheep in
the fold they have entered, and also proves
that politics (Iike msery) make strange bed.
fellows. We would advise our friends Ger.
man fellow citizens to cut it out and paste
it in their hats. The following is an ex.
tract from this prominent Republicans
speech -....
"Some tell me that many foreigners are,
intelligent. Yes, intelligent How. in the
name Of Almighty God, cqn they say It =
Look at the Dutchm,n smoking his pipe,
and If you eau see a ray OF intelligence in
that idiotic face Of his, show it to me.
"You see a lop.ea arsd, wide mouthed, bull.
let headed Dutchman, coming up just from
some hut in the land Of krout, with the loan
OF beer sticking to his horse.tail whiskers,
and his breath smelling of garlic and onions,
enough to kill white man three hundred
yards off, and before he can say democrat"
he must vote. and that vote counts as much
as yours or mine. These foreigners that
have carried the elections for long years,
will have TO learn their place. They have
no more right to vote than the bru.es of the
field, and have not half ths sense of a good
Newfoundland dog; and God knows, were a
candid ate for offi,e, would tell those pau.
pers and vsgabonds, those vile, and filthy,
degraded, idiotic foreigners | did not want
their votes. and il ever I am candidate, |
hope to G ID will never get them"
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'a4listellatn>Jeol,:uns, l,:n
The squire and his wife.

The squire had friend to visit him on
business, and was very much annoyed to be
interrupted by his wife, who came to ask
him VII al he wanted for dinner.
"Go awsy let US alone !" impatiently
said the squire.
Business detained bis friend until dinner
time, and the squire urged him to remain
The squire wss generous provider, proud
Of bic table; and he complacently escorted
his friend to seat. A little to the surprise
% Of both. they saw nothing on the boOrd bu,
q huge dish of salad, which the good wife
quietly began to serve up.
"My DEAR" said the squire. "where are the
mests - .. ..a. F
"There are none to.day," replied his lady.
"No meats ! what In the name Of power
y! The vegetables then Why don't you
have the vegetables lhsn! Why don't you
have the vegetables brought in 7" s,asa .
"You didn't order any vegetables"
"Order-I didn't order anything" said the
amazed squire.
"You forgot. coolly anewered the house
wife. II asked what we should have and
yoB ssid Esttace alone Here tits. ''--~s
The friend burst into q laugh, and the
asuire, after lookiog lurid and lusubrious .
moment, joiped him.
"Wiie, give sp. owe you one. Here
is the fi,y dollars you wanted for that car.
pet, which denied you." The squire fork.
ed over.
.Now lss's hpve peace -and some din
ner.
The good woman pocketed the paper, rang
the bell. and sumptuous repast OF fish,
poultry ard vegetables, were brought in.
A lew days afterwards, the squire remained
working in his garden some time after the
usual tea hour. His wife grew impatient Of
delay, aed went to find him His excuse
when she asked him what he was waiting
for, threw her iuto au,,er Of excitement.
'tSome ones to come te supper !" she ex'
claimed. I" Why didn't you tell me?
declare, you ire the provokingest man !"
And, without asking which OF his triend'
was expected. she hastened to change bel
dress snd "slick up" her hsiFfor the occa
sion. This dene. sse rsu,e pu,, and loOn'
the squire ssaied "A me liable. reading BIZ
newspaper.
"Where's your company ."
ally company1 IhaAen't any company
"Bu, you expected somebody to supper?
exclsimed the indignant wife.
"My dear, / said no such thing. You ask
ed what wac waiting for, and Issaid "Sum
mons to come to supper"--,hat's what sal
.Iwss waiting for, my dear. And ! came a
once" s 7ae
"And you have made me 60 and chang
my dress /! Oh! Ill pay you for lhis !"
"No matter shout il, my dear. owe
YOU. remember, for that lettuce"
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Good Ruie.

A man who is very rich now. WAS very
poor when he was boy. When asked how
he got his riches. be replied: my 'a,her
taught me never to play until my work was
inished and never spend my money until 1
had earned it. II i hed but one hour's work
Id day, must do that the 6rst thing, and
10 an hour, and after, this | was allowed to
plsy, and could play with much more pleSs'
ure than if had the thought OF an unfinish
ed task before my mind. | had thus early
formed the habit OF don. everything in time
snd it soon became perfectly easy 10 do so.
II 10 TO this ] owe my prosperity"
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ArRocIous. my dear." said Mr.
S,ubbs, giving his wife pair OF damaged
unme en,ionables. shave the, goodness to
mend these trousers ; Il will be as good al
! going 10 the plsy tonight" Mrs. Stubb'
,to6k her needle, but confessed she couldn'
see the point. SHOW sol" said she. "Why
INV dear, you will see the wonderful 'apeis II
the pant o'mias." Mrs Stubs finished th'
job. and hsnding beck the .rouseF'' toll
Subbs. .sthat's dsrned good"
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!. 4detital.
Tho Land Of Rest.
,nox I'M. srlnlr ., unLlrD.

~e@A%AN
4 .FSrxs Hsatl Is y III ~
.ls ters htd where beauty win not hde, &
Nor sorrow dim the eye;
whore true hearts will mot sink nor be dismayed
Aad love viii never die.
Tell me, laih- wquldlg lgo, s5.y-
For am burdened with heavy woe
The beautiful have left me all alone;
Fhe true, the tender, from my path have gone,-
And ! am geair and faisting With deppstE, q
WhereiEfti Ten me where :.
Friend, lhou.nust trust 70 Him who trod before
j.. The lonely path Of life;
Must heaf IN fneekness as He 'meekly bore,
Sorrow. .,snd toll and sirife,
Think hoN the sehg Vf't3od =. &, 81 Z.
4hese thorny paths once tFcdj
Ihink ApWl lhe lopked A sos & s n 81 n
? Hss tAHisd out fOf ne appointed wos.
Think Of his loneliness, in places dim,
When no man cOmforted nor cared for him;
Think how he prayed, unaided and alone,
In tho dread agony, ssThy win be donelnY ~
Fsiend do not thoa despair, a
Christ, in his heaven Of heavens, will bear Ii
prayer ,oaIG s'fhD
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CoopER1xs.- The customers OF certain
eooper iD q town down East" caused him
q vest deal oi yexa.iOp, by their Saving"
babits and persistence in getting gu their
old ,pbs and casks EepsiEed. and buying bot
little new work. II stood il. however,
said he, "unijl one day old Sam 'CrabMee
bropeb, in an old Bang Hols,'. % which he
:ssid hs wanted new barrel mads. Ther
I quit The bpsjness IN disgust"
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PRgrTT FAST WALKtHG "A man WIN
missed q train Of care at Batavia, the other
morning, and who was anxious to reach some
point East as soon as possble. walked irom
that plscs to Rochester, distsnce Q, thirty
two miles in six hours, in order 10 take the
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N.rMr. H.sssreuk, Of Cinciansti, 10 %
soS ia aditsd German infidel paper IN
tha, civ. called Der HochDsschetr. He al
- nnhIished more radical Sunday papers
c,lled Des Wasps { The Waspl. The object
I, ,hs.e : n,nsrs wss to ridicuIe the Christiah
ra,;sion Hsssareuk 10 one OF she 6tata
RsnubIissn electors 10 0nio. end ffassFs
Iaized BY tho ever picus clsfgy q !has gaiss /.
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n-T,e New York World says "srons

GTThe New York World says "Strong
ss the Republicans thonght themselves two
mouths ago, they now begin to see the Ne"
York ele ctioa il 10 be one Of the most hotiy
contested ever known 10 the State. and
they must not any longer rest their hopee
of success on ths divisions and weakness OF
the enemy, II victory shalt fosliy perch
on their standard, it will be atter . hard
fought battle. in which no mistake IL made
and no blow mi. directed" III
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nAyIn 1856. Sept, 10. 10 speech at
Greenville Indians. Hon. Geo. W. Jnlian,
present black republican candidate TOT !,
Congress in the fifth Indiana district. SAID;
II tell you we ara sectianal party itia
not alons Gght between the North and the
South; /; it 10 a fight between freedom enc
sisysry--betv cen Gpd aud the dsvil-oe'
tween heaven aud HE'LL"
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GTA Virginia paper says that Mr.. Yen
cey his the Dluniln p 'fty in his pocket. N
Well We nave = battered slxpsnca 10 oufss
aud, II he b . n,shins but the disunion gang
in his, we are undoubtedly the richer Of the
Avo.
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'RFAVENNA. WEDN october 10, 1860.

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.t...s,, q ..,a M j y. i.
- n. ~. n II, - ,nsh 5n. IN
| ..so he sbouH hear ans fhin1s ina, ,vsrrsnt
.,d his in,rnsion.. On going into the apa -,
men, found the beauty was sitting by' a
window, eszing ou. through the blinds
She started up as entered, and let her veil
fall nr as Il H ua.g -
al Thought this ,yas private room. eli, :"
| she said. Her voice trembIed and sounded
| unnatural. t-.- ....r...g
"It NAV be-" T returned, "but that does
/ -. 49,, 49, a LL.-u =
came on purpose to see YOU"
There was .momentary struggle and the n
i she appeared as calm as could be.
"Who are you g. she asked.
"I an, an officer from Bow. street." re-
piled. ~ want TO know who YOU are."
Ston-one moments - she said and as
she smoke she carried her hand beneath her
! clo.L 7, ws. c,;cb,v w;,hd,,wD and :, !,
! wo. , Distol bn, she had orosopd , oo,,ion
of her dress with. md berore she conld Gle .r
!, hod sn.,,o ,noo ho, and ss;v.d hor h.,
the arm. But i, was a cher" no lonoer.-
Tho,e wos more muscle in that sl;oht ,dv
than 7 had boruoined for However, nv
man "nonned ,nn The momept he heard the
scufare and tho bean,v was soon .ecnrea
Tho glossy brown ,resses fell off durjoo ,be
semitic. md some of the oaint was removed
from tho cbeaks
Assoon as the prisouer was secured, h {
hic ,runk taken off and bronuht in and un,,
: overbsplinp i,s contents we found disouises
of oll sorts and oni,e a sum nj monev ba.
sides.watches and ;ewel,v of mnch value
' made him assume a proper male attire. ant
when be stood forth In oroor;o oe,soon
;, fopnd ,h,t he had onlv used red lint tor tbs
h,,.hin ha.,,, NIL, ,ha, ho h.,
= ,nn,;od i, ,oors c.dsva,o,s oo,o,iao ma,,a
for the eonsump,irs ,nAlsfanaL u aeasas,aE
As he Stood now. M was ! S.iitIe built, inteI
= Iipent looking youth, OF no, more than fiv,
and twenty but with q cold bjooded expires
sion ppon hi, marble face. and an evil looI
in hi, dark ewes. s.
We carried him hack to L,ws,one. wher,
We found the money of the old ,sriner upo,
him. besides other money ,ha had been los
bv different indiyiduals. Al first he ,ol,
STRANGE stories q, hims IL. bnt fnaiv whe,
be knew the wors, woold came. coptesse,
: the whole. He was Tram J,nd,n. and had
: come into the countrv on ouro,se to rob
He had two coufederotes with him, VII,
he,oed him from nIsce N MACE One q
them had ,oken him from the inn the o,,h
before and the other had brou,h, and Sc
him down =, ,he furmer,s nate N mo,o,n,
W. m,de search IN, those co,,sdsr,,a hu
,bev had 90, wind q, their Drincisal,s urres,
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i O.TSMy German friend hew long have
you been msrried I" .veil dis am ting ]
seldom don't like 10 talk sbout5; bDt ven |
dus, il seems 10 me about 80 long asit never
vasB a6sftA.4 81 sE l&
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0Tssy nothing, dOlnotki6g which : mo.
,hsr would mot spptOve, spd you are on the
certain road to hsppi6ess.
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.tva.rEsysf aake morning bitters. Morn
ing swee,s. a. yon leave your house, are
much besssr, and kiss from yOur vile
makes the best. ais.. a
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o. What ncuns ase never declined by
mon and women Money BY the msn end
lssairsimssy y shs ladist 'a
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Breckenridge Now and Thcn.
HE SEES IT

At Frankfort, KY. Dec, 1856, he said:
| perceive sensible loss of that spirit of
brotherhood feeling of love for com.
mon country-that favor of loyalty which
are at last the surest cement OF the Union;
SO tn t in the present state OF affairs am
almost tempted to exclaim that zoe are dis
soluing week by ,Osek and month by month,
the threads are gradually fretting themselves
aSSunder, aud y stranger visiting Washington
might imagine that the Executive OF the
United States was the President Of hostile
reDubLicS
The Representatives rom South Caroli-
n,. Georgia, Alablma, Missouri, not to
mention other Southern States, say they rep.
resent their constituen,s-nay that they
scarcely goas far as their const uents and
most O, them declare that tn-y are ready at
anu moment for separate CoafeGer alton. -
som o, the SIutlern Le!isi itures h lave
passed rpS, olives o. this nharecter-Gnd Ut
may safely assume that IL is the true feeling Of
The ps2Pts
HE DON'T SEE 1T.
At L xington, KY. Sept, 1860, he said
forced to take the other tack by Douglas
Norfolk speech
have no doubt great many gentlemen
in the 8 ,uthern States Of the Uni1n think
that Their constitutional rights will never be
rec ,enized. A fem are perhaps, per Sc. Dis
unionists, though I doubt If there are Ut5
such in The Union.
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fr1rTfe idle msn''s the deyit's hIrsling--
Saoss a|ss sad wsges are islhiae aad dis-
&c 81 ses III FL aA AZ a.
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Singers Sewing Machines

REAT success is always the conclusive proof Of great
VI men Judged by this test there labor saving machine
before the public comparable TO Singers Sewing Machines
After establishing the highest reputation in the United
they exhibited III the late Exposition Unversec' in
France, where they carried of the highest Premium and
mandatory them has been built Paris
In every branch OF industry in which sewing be
these machines be used with immense profit AS speed
of the Railway train Is travelling foot sewing
Singers Machines compared with thanksgiving No ui,r
shoenhker dressaker carriage trimmer sader halter
&c, should not be without The fair using
these machines regularly employed is Thousand
In all private families where there much sewing
be done these machnes Invaluable Planers
and hotel keepers find them particularly convenient and pon,
able These machines simple In their construction and
and durable being the kind of Sewing
chine made by which every Of work.
could be perfectly executed Thousands
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under
Names but Singers Machines alone found
where to satisfy the wants Of the people.
Plain printed instructions for using, with each
chine, from which readily acquire the art of
ging them. The machines packed securely
part Of the world To all persons desiring particular
fornaon WILL application by letter either of
ces, forward copy of NJ Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devotedto The Sewing Machine interest.
l. NJ SINGER CO.,
Principal Office, No. 1923 Broadway New YORK.
BRANCH OFFcEaSo AZ Hanover 81, Boston, No. 81 Chap
q St, New Haven, CT; Goyeryle n. " No. 2I4 Broad
Newark N j.; No 1l2 Chestnut St., Philadelphia No. los Bal
tmore ST. Baltimore No. 82 Westminster ST. Providence H.
IL No East 4h ST., Cincinnati; No. IS North 4th St,
Louis No. 81 ST. Charles ST. New Orleans No. ~ Dauphin St.
Mobile. fdecAd&cts.]
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New Fall Stock

EUSf arrived from Northern cies with a full stoct o
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen IN.
latest 81. les and the fashionable aDare M Inc .w..
nrce can be found al our establishment 3 Mann Street,
As' large suppl! of Gents Furnishing Goods which we
WI" sell tower than other house cy Hats of In, lat
esl styles os Shoes OF all qualities and prices suit Trunks
sss aha omoeins from the best Eastern factories
exhibition and will be sold cheap -
nou'ns anu Boys NLorniNG in all styles and qualities
iehsc call al lifRsu SrRAUss in Il AurriIs
ana \ e. Lewis and look for your Our motto is as IL las
ever pecn, selling cheap 10 increase custom.
manufacturers ana Farmers will do well examine stock
Ot Seryhnts' lOlhing. Shoes. &C. AZ. .nnt u II.
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NEW GOODS

4 WOULD most respectful! . my friends and to
Hose Trading IN Lynchbur2 that prepared To sell
them GOODS they ca, bud in The
market My stock Of Domcstcs is large selected with great
care have also hand large Blankets IIas shoes
ana Boots, good stock ol Groc,rcs which determined
to sell low for cash, short time prompt customers
Please give me call al 81 Bridge street.
ct s-ds JFy EINNJcp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWAKE
No lit Main Street. Richmond. Va.
40 HEREWITH beg leave to inform my friends and
the public generally, that am now In receipt 81 my
W FALL Stock OF GOODS, larger and more varied
han IL beenembracng Decorated md Gold
band Dinner TIA ind Toilet SETS; Pitchers, Dshes Pts
Re- DC Also Waite China and Grdnn Of the best shapes
aud styles. IN and BY the single pair My stock for the
rRADE selected with great cae, and feel
that sell low repscking house In the
United receive goods directly from the nnnufac
A call 10 respectfully solicited.
Juiy ~ div o. D. TAYLOR, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
(rea; Reduction in Prices!

Ap HAVING much larger stock hand al present than
IL desirable al this o The year, have delernin
~ ed To oner inducements by of reducing former
49, .ccs. III order lo make Tor spring Stock
My stock of Boots Shoes, Htts, caps, Trunks, t,nbrets
de- was never good at this OF ie present.
hose IN want, viii do well 10 cal.
l.. l.. ARMISTEAD.
feb its No. 10 Main ST.. Ivnrhbur, VA