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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

is mine to-day as truly rs it ever was, for
have | not brought it away with me AMI
shown it to yen: 1t was the home Of
my boyhood. In it l found nav frs.
mental food, and by it was my soul fash
Toned. To me, through weary years,
and many dangers and sorrows, it has
been perennial fountain OF delight AMI
purifying influences, siaply because it
WIS my homo and was and is part of inc.
The rose at the gate blooms for mo nov.
The landscape comes when Summon it,
and | hear the voices that call to me from
lips which memory makes immortal
j. G. HoNQRd.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11
ADAM AND EVE.

This interesting couple, after being adj
mired by large number of our citizens,
left town on Friday last, for Racine
While here, people of all grades visited
them, and among others were a couple
of young ladies from Ireland. After
staring at them, one of the damsels turn
ed to her companion and asked: "Shure,
are they aIive?" The answer was, s'No,
We fool! Dye suppose they'd be sitting
there naked if they were?" This was
sufficient. We made up our micd that
they we're not alive.-EaU Glare Press.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

THE FIRST SNOW FALL.

The snow had begun in the cleaning,
And busily all the night
Had been heaping field and highway
With silence deep and white.
Every pine, and fir, and hemlock.
We're ernine too dear for an earl,
Aud the poorest twig on the elm tree
Was fringed inch deep with pearl.
From sheds. new rooted with Carrara,
Came Chandeliers mufflcd crow.
The stiff rails We're softaned t" swan 's-dowm-
And still tluttered down the snow.
stood and watched by the window
The noiscless work of the skv.
And the sudden tiurries of snow birds.
Like Brown leaves whirling by.
Thought Of Il mound in sweet Auburn,
Where little maidstone stood,
How the flakes were folding it gently,
As did robins the babes in the wood
Up spoke orr own little Mabel
Saying father, who makes it snow -
And told her of the good A llfather
Who cares for us all below.
Again looked al the Snowfall,
And thought of the leadcn sky
That ayclcd DER our first great sorrows.
When the MOUND WAS heape,l high.
remembered the gradual patience
That fell from that cIoud-lkr snow.
Flake av flake. healing and hiding
The scar Of That deep stabbed SO.
And again to tho child whispered.
"Ti,c sIniw that hushethaIl,
DAZZLING, the Mereiful Father
Alone can make il fall
Then, with eyes that saw not. kissed her,
And she, kissing back, could not kcog
That NY kis, was given to hvr sister
Folded close under deepening snow.
James R,aSeN Lo~K
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11
THE GREAT MYSTERY.

The foil, wing beautiful passage is taken
from Timothy Titcomb's, "Preaching up
N Popular Proverbs" published in tho
Springfield (sfass) Republican:
The body is to die; SO much is GER
tain. What lies beyond! No one who
passes the charmed boundary comes back
to tell. The imagination visits the reani
Of Shadows ut out from some window
Of the soul over LIES restless waters, but
wings its way YEARLY hack with an olive
branch in its beak as token Of emerging
life beyond the closely bending HORIZON.
The great sun comes and goes in heaven.
vet breathes no secret Of the ethereal viii
derness; the crescent moon coayes her
nightly passage across the upper deep,
but losses over no message, AMI displays
no signals. The sentinel stars challenge
each other as they walk their nightly
rounds, but We catch no syllable Of their
eountersign which gives passage to the
heavenly camp Shut inl shut in! Be-
twesn this and the other life is a groat
gulf fxed-scross which neither eye nor
foo: can travel. The gentle friend whose
eyes we closed in their last sleep long
years ago, died with rapture in her wou-
der-strickon eyes, smile Of inetfabie Joy
upon her lips, and hands folded over
triumphant heart; but her lirs were asst
speech, and intimated nothing of the Wis
ion that enthralled Ter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

How can the Union be saveds BY
letting every white man South and North
know. and keeping the facts before thcm,
,bat the Union contains thirty millions of
people, while the slave owners are only J,
tbree hundred and fifty thousand! Shall
this handful long be permitted to keep
the millions in a state of constant uproar,
excitement, and turmoil Let us say
mildly, but -frmly-No-New Iorh
2Ti6use.a G@A1 4ssaH-aG
$40 s .sfg srA
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

PRoMIsEs.-satan promises the best
but pays with the worst; he promises
honor, and pays with disgrace; he
promises pleasure, and pays with pain !;
he promises profit, and pays with loss;
he promises fife, but pays with DEATH
But God pays she promises: and all
his payments are made in pure gold.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

A HOME without girl in it, j. only
half bles<ed;lt is an orchard will out bios
sons and spring withouta song. A
house full of sons is ike Lebanon with its
cedars, but daughters by the fireside are
Ike roses efSharon. fsH
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

The fellow who was caught beating
his wife excused himself, saying:-
"The treasures which we value most we
hide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
PATENT ASPHALTIC
Sewing Machines


AIDES wishing Machine do COARSE l1Tnl
WELL As THEIR WORK. would do we'll loel n.
re BAIT HOLLIS lMPROY ED FAMILY MACHINE Prcr
800, $50 and ass. The following certificate is ron vel
known Tailor in this county, who only had about ~
Instruction this Machine:
LgIsyulE, Campbell county, Va, June 18Th lSl4
Mr. WM. L. PAGE ~ am well pleased with Barhofs
ng Machine and would exchange II for any have
find difficulty In Operating with II any Kind cloi
the hickest Cashmere the Linen We We made
several pair of Linen pants for have
and operated six different kinds of >eHH,
Machines but Bartholfs and only Machine.
that would recommend any person 10 buy They tic
Machines that make Tutors stitch. consider Bartui
much the cheapest machine 1t is simple in construction e
10 understand and not likely 10 gel out Of order Almost
every that has arthufs operate ahd
that worked on last year, give Barhos the preference
Respectfully YOURS &c, CAROLUS q. ~ l.l.Y.
p. s. fnd no difficult, in getting wife 10
iholf's Machine They say that something g,' II re
dome Tor the that invented Sewing Ma
lie and Lock Stitch. June l6-ii" G.. =. Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
BLOOD! BLOOD: BLOOD!
Hetoebotds Hghiy Colccntta'ed c6mpoaad
Fluid Extract SarsapaTilla.

Fluid Extract SarsapaTilla.
SYPHILIS
This IL affection Of the blood
AND ATTACKS TIE SEXUAL ORGANS
IlNiSGs OF ! HE NOSE E.kEs,
THkoAf II, ..- WlNDPlfL,
AND OTHER Mucous SURFACES
Makif : It's appearance IA the form Of tLCEI.,
aclmboids Extract sarsapatilL,
Pururs the BL.-i.
And removes ali scas Eruptions Of this skin
GIVING 10 THk tUNPLEXloN A
CLEAR AMI uEALTIlY COZ or,
II beng prepared cxpres.ly for this class complaints
Bioo4 furing Properties ARE preserved greater ,AteI
Than an. other preparation Of SarsapArlla.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
Hell MBoLo's SORE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases syphe Nature and n.
Habits Of Dissipation. used Ia connection IA rae
Buehu eAr,a ariy, In such Diseases
Eptdeaoe @ he most reiidbte and responsible character
cERIiFlCATEs of CURES.
From TO ~ gears standing
SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties 0. DCGu Dispensatory
Unised States.
sce Professor DEVICES valuable work. on The Practice o.,
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. ply oIcK
See remarks made by Dr. EpIIRAIM MCDOWELL cc,e.
braied Physician and Member Of the Royal College sur
seeaa Ireland and published in the the King
See MedcoC hirurgcal Review. published by BENJAMIN
See mosi e he late STANDARD WORKS s on sg Ms
Extract Buchu...S 90 per bottle or SIX for S. 90
oarsaparilia, LOO 800
improved Rose Wash, so , 30
eyre ne most obstinate II direction, ATE ae TO- De
X iel1d SM
Cures Guaranteed! ADVICE Gratis /!
sfsfsenay appeared before Alderman Of the ely
ihiiadeiph.a IL T. HELNnoLp who being duly swcrn doth
say his preparations contain
injurious drugs, but arr purely reeeafie
sworn and subscribed before me this Sd day Of Sovcbr
1854 VIM p. HlBEEgU, Alter7nan,
Ninth ST. above l.ace Pha
address letter. for Information confidence 10
81. z. BELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot. 104 outh :. ehih ST. below Chestnut PhIa
Beware Of GOunferfeits.
AND UNPAINClPLED DEALERS.
WI eadeaso dispose OF OWN and AIT,
ATTAINED
Heln'eein' s'ena"e p r,ae se a' ,;"ss,
" I" sarssparilla.
- Improved kose Wash.
sso ~ sE5l Il s xtia 5Tgssgs' VA
AK faa f@,N1 LBS. AXE NJ JiaER
'' q o I1rosIr sios x Alb xnrosuxx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

GOAL oIL-on hand the best kind; also Coal oil Lamps
- with the best improved In USE some very pretty
styles Of Psrior LAmps-For sale by
je&S J.H THOMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
Forwarding Business.

fENI James Ei,er anu kanasha COMPANY accodf,i
i h tho proposition of the south ~it l. L % a tanrr
bp.h rrU.s have h'on c6npriiyd
rata hoH","r by that enabled BrI
sppA- through ~ to - per below sd, Road
-" provided th's aih.re :" Tie sipH!a"us, Hnt ga
t"'- III. iif renee viii he much create A. r,lo
d,raef t. rsnce Ia tir ifssf JJ.-,lfr ja..t
arCtt The htg tolls ltrntt and She
,urigfs and The est All hni IL grs 10 thor advantage
"a shlp Their goods Via Riehm"ul \. :. LII.
Forwarding aud Commission Merchant
mHT.h II. IN tlu' 'oek. l.irhnipni Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
CHINA. GLASS, AND EAATd1NWAR

s1tIttI-
.fnRO HEREWITH b.R leave 4" inform friend. AM
~ ihr public generally, that IN rsf"It my
~ FALL -IOtk oF ouoits. iafs't aui n"te ,ured
,tnTr been enhancing D'o5,Ia d3.I G,d
bInd Daaer amt 7oi.t >rt.. ~ HisteA. IL.f
g. Asa, Hhfe thGd amt ira .ir al Tie bet -H,.s
-sia, In .rts aud 10y the pair Ms stock ft Ia.
HunlT-AtF lgAbF. have selected Win nu5 ise
that sell - low any lacking house
United states: receive goods dr.ei! from lie
rsi Is ctfuiy solicited.
luis q lily -. Is. IAYltE. Elrhm"nd. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

Orange and Alexandria Rail Road
lu & 8 q ia.y .s;s

N aud nLcr "Wednesday, April lIih, 1sGn, Wo DAILY
TRAINS will leave ltN'nhi re- nr III ha"Sp ALTMAN.
aud The SaEin.
fne l., Al Nla, ................. a. 10
" /" Nhslngion,. ..... .............=.. ~
" a" III, I,uoi. To. ...........--# a..
PASSENGERS lhso the depot ii The Va. tenn. lsur
ut 3}a AZ and al 10Y Warming al Alexandria nj 2ucock
=. N. l3u A.. NJ.
60 ouc lriiu daily Ia Richmond.
" baggage gents ~ Train the West
lis arrival Al lAncllurg H. Il. NiChi.lN,
ap lAs Ticket gct,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

1890 SPRING TRADE. 1850.
Elicit Il WEISIGER,
Manufacturers aud Wholesale DcA.r.in
II ats, Caps, and Straw q GODS,
No. i5, Hais Street OPPOSITE kroltisg' E'"L,
RICHMOND, Va.
EAAiNG mad. pf~pafa Ih- nov o1cfng -
merchf 81 Virginia North thr'aiIia aHi lsnh's.
a: prize. which sse re hfygest aa1
most complete stcE @ s1fn1 dad saaasr s"'fs t'ef gut
lrket which for quality NartHl' snd errhhsf
cann.s -ke-Ie Al they ask gs ivf"f' p- aa'lng
oi-. here. OEprEs strictly aud promptly attended f"
Mr. J. l. Hrrt HISsoS. inrm.ri, - HIi N'h~ e1'lhl3.
In busin. znd ~ ifze - n H. taipa.
j. ~pior- IL!4I4 a NlI@lsl.bs
10 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

No. "a Sycamore Street, Petersburg,
(SIG or THE. II GLE)
MIXERS To MS friends aud ,hc public generally, Of the
~ iHrgi aust choicest stocks uf WATCHES. JENEl
SihfEEW ARE, iiNEtLot rs and FIl.Sr-tI.A>S GOODS
81 "N"rN variety ia hs lv presented To the public a.
car. b mani and haulit had in Other rstnb
>hrnl IN ths otr country. Ia every departments
tci tHanutrurcd inru of The styles and
II ms, "Iipac c.ass IA aud clabanlc workmanship.
sept dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
TIE ALL SUFFICIENT IHREk.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REM DIES

Known AZ i" = Cd N BOLD .
GENUINE PRE- ARATIONS. viz
HELNBoLDs ENTEAtI 1T cur"
~AE> AFtEiLLA
IMPROVED EoSE MASH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
COrncr Of Eighth and GnurtA 'StS

w Ao loN I1o ~
Corner Of Eighth and tnurch'Sts.,
IT y Oh L 1tG, NII(.I MA.
'lNF sabHcrber cccnti, manager IT the tn ious' takes
pleasure In Informing his frirnJ aud il, g,c .n, y
Il prepared 10 acconnlou lc Ill that ,i h,n,
81 M" suhsscdb, any hotel in The CITY ani a. respectfully
k.epns HE Washington in s!i thG' "orh IF hrs class
Amidst nil the ,i,s,iud, Of h,s Ia 49,. ~, tn, Wash,
inston has never closed DOORS but t, na. h.tu "len
with y near! welcome t, III, ~ent,est tres# r.
With III" testimonials "f cps, tl-' fta i,ng.
md r"sly disposition 10 please, h. a"Ia- -e = tie, Al
support from his mau, fin, ls and le abr. f.l..
NJ this iIou>'. john : Is ! ~. irai ;e:er
Testimonial. -
W.. the st"rier- take great pIra,ufr n ro.ou'Gndug
Capt J. k'E hr-, class ho d pa, i,c rclc-
, ' " I"f , ' b" "ns Is a fs"H s s and
:, pr. "p1'n- o. Loving i: ha"..' ,'cnei"i J. t"~i.
ta'"il p D. Peters, Joseph e nab,a, IT, y .al'' aud
", >nrnd, Wm ". Thompson d. l. Shclir. s,ni NJ Car.
land z" T. c'gh'I II llenH, J p. ,oIsaan, AnIsr.,:
lam, hrN i'I'A Mi r"9ii s sn I'' '1rf
Alien, \ u. slrat"n i.!nchiurg may
Wool Carding.
ntE c,Ehs are n9H in !rr'ret 'rir '',n: le'n newly
,am nue. az , m1nsn5 "irr, a We ar, l,,f'" 10 do
We nav "cnn 'ee,'' il' ser'cs :" Mr. ooLrN,N JoS.s,
II, ir Ia. season, ant give rntrc sa.l stl,l''r.
N"n lint "an t'ooD ROLLS ni your W" rr,l!. aud
We 'ndca'"r /" e"r nj ~ COMES ~ "l' AZ, 'i'lpI
W.. viii SPAR II" IL please tt"s VIII" MAJ, i'rrnl
We VIII kr' ronsln'.tt hnn Wool it,tls tr and
exchange Tor N,I.
~ The psid for N"o delivered Il.
store or Mil SUWlIa \ IT GEEII,
may ~ IAn-'adrg. Va.
I5O.OOO s .a on .oNsiSNMl>i, OF all grades
>Ip!.RS.
fH1ENNE>siE a. 81 - : SIIEEl iNG.-An,ltcr iot just
Il received on consignmcntihc best goods the
or the Wicc-cncourhgc the South.
may IL llsRY l. SAL NDERS.
Cash for Washed Wool.
WILL. pay the highest market prcr bt" poin- nice
i Washed " ool ,iii,ct al l.r Ma.n S.Ttei.
ci2ts A. h. ErCKEI.
Cash for Dry Hides.
WILL The highest marx price Dry Iii les deliver
Il ed III IN! store. Nj. l}3 Main Street.
je i2-ts A. T. ErCKEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

lhfk'h III EbSE WASH
HrLMBoLps aENt. VI pEePAEArtoS
"HlGELY s"NeLNIkhiLIl" ............... -.
To- r.,s.', = i, n,HDnir. KIDNEYS CRAWL, mud
DROPS Al WELLiNus
-. yent inorrae, The r'ser n nge.in aud sacs'
El " CALtAEtots dispositions, Aud ali hSAltEAL
ENLAEdkMEN3" arr trIuc"l, well : PAIN AND ~
FLAMaATioA, aul j. good Tor
MEN, wuhtA. or CHILDREN.
HEtNBoLps LNrRAcr Brenr,
Arss from Eroes.c. HABITS l. patron Ian, laa,..re
ATfE>DED Win TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Indisp,.ilh'a 20 E,crtian. Ia,ss OF to~e,
Io,s OF Memory, Difficult, 81 Treating
weal Nerves, ifemhln.
horror ri D.cns" Naketdlnc..,
Uui,,rsaI lss,i,ude Of ,Ae Muscular > .,,ip.
H.. .4,,d,, fin.hng of the Bod,
Drya.ss 'i n" se'- fruP''ous on the fnse
TAese symptoms s.i"~ci &" which hi. medicine
IdPoTLsCi. rArl'itr. ErlLfrriC firs
l. 3NEof WHICH Tin fAIIkSl NAY ENt'iEE
Wiz can can s-y u.. ny IRE NJ reqarns, followed BY o.o
INSANITY s.:p CONSUMPTION"
Many "e """ sr 4 -; sS> 17 XII, fI Idsfns'
THE RECORDS OF InE INSANE AsnLtNs,
-Ind The Melancholy Deaths ~ Consumption,
ThE 6oS.iiIl T!oS %A5E 1ffl@4L6 VIII
ORGANIC WEAkhI-s.
heSJlires the aid Of medicine 10 sircnglhcn and
wa.ea h..spolDs EXTRACT nui, s ~S@lg J@e.
TEAL WILL '"SYINor iirE 20. -NErII, Al
U.c IrtspoLp's EsrEAoI Bconr Tor eeons aud III.
eases of the
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing in
Male or Female,
From whatever cause originating aud matter 4
How Long Standing.
Disease NJ these ORGANS iUre The aid Of D gEIlC
Is rHE Grrls piUEErIc,
And IL certain 10 have The desired effect In p-ca..s
FOR WHICH IL II RItDMMtNDGD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
Notice 10 shippers of Tobacco,

a ArFTN 4'V'NN W NHTTPNT' VI HV"USSVS
s-.sAnzsA NfW YORK III" subscribe Ag'uis for ia"
Aro lyE aH@ ItfgHr N.JHsh,ps, Trccst hpd forward To-
shor i- their care II I'M,
n" ri : ~ tohNi->tpN. bat shippers requested 10
@fte 'n T. mail tue ci-p-.'ipn they wish niad III each
smputi. uthriA,, N @ stored at bn1 rex IT sirp
TT 1t DIAM n IIli'i.hIS
th6t. ili Brhhd"la, ~" York.
Change of Schedule, Two Trains a Day.
Ii e -,x.-.- ~. =, ". !. ..........,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
MOTTO T..

rI,tE term Of oparner.bip Of rlLtitH BETfs. ~s-
ing expired bf tbis ta, III .anc bns,
81 NEILIko Mo OEs iT IC, TI5N 81 PRiTi -
l. }. clnn.s.,of "n,. Vii -" tinla4t - - HE
OH T ND ODD FEILuN-' HALL w t,spsstfaii.
a continuation II patronage from ar fenI- ard I'll u
GENERALLY and by industry ami PERSEVERANCE,. hope 10 rft
ia. Ib.ra, patronage heretofore ctlrnisi Gee N
PULIIAM :. GO. AuctIpnrors,
A . t'rfilAx Ei,hmond. Va
l. + PrIIIAH.
u h NItsIsEn ms 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
Tii-weekiy Freight and Passenger Line
EOR Xxi III MORE.

FOR BALTIMORE.
xT-A THE Powhatsn Steamboat Company steam
srs, GEo. PEABODY, Capt kiea.hp fEitsH
AID, aud BELyIDERE. Capt. ~ KkErE. will leave Rick
nd for baltimore every Tassdas. Tzsrsday and Ssrdas
all leave Baltimore kiehnond ever, Tassdag
Tsr.day and Saturday. thereby enabling shr- aud Pas.
sengcr- opportunity u communication the
p.jnis ssary other day.
TT Freight received 10 both places ever day.
For sp-c snd Comfort these ane Steamer eqaa " not
their 10 be found In this other
CITY These having been nted out ih splendid state
Ropm Passenger Accommodations recommended Ia the
eing and freRnx community the most comfortable,
cheapest aud speedy mr nf transportation between lhe two
points
TirKErs H. procured nj Once shockoe slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, 81 the anisrs Landing Iaekett
ID W. CGERIE, Agents. Richmond
sept Idly J. BRANDT, Jk-, No. Iigh II. Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

tsI 10 hand. H~sh TO- - tAs Ncry valuable Fertilizer
- Tb"se h. have been waiting can nov iesupid ~ 81
Ing UpIIIN> q -.
Agents I. " hButs. y. . Na#H -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
(aujiel tOaI OIL,
Rhodes super Phosphate Of lime.

- HisGt = 4 large l., etry hes; h,uni -hilsc Ter .ai
- ma = tANp. SIAPi - : 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
NEW CONCERN

V1ERuNiAN GuANo-of Baltimore Inspection, wlc
Il guarantees Its standard purity.
ap 81 CANT, STAPLES * CO. Br,Ire street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

MATrN and ot fLoTns 10 be found in this country ami
Determined TO- III r them al prices low be- Obtained
from an a~ IT reputable standing any Of The cities North
at thu. Ang baltimore the c.itmar market SoutL
vi the S'a'h [rnarch ;, ODDLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

IN Whole and Half hbl.. Mackerx.
~ 20 whole and Hall bbls No Cut Herring
In 81 IRE and for sale by WM H. EosT Il CO
je6 NJ i9- V.i st...t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

Pure Coal Oil
A 40 GALLONS pure Camel Coal on Warranted to IN,
-fOO pure and of best quality. For sale by
JOHN IL sEAY, Druggist
10 I,nc,in,, Y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

Notice.
Ii goods intended for the Freight rain he delivered
N "A, the lnchhug Depot the before, 10y hall past
three O'Clock. The departure III the mad at "a Renders this
Indispensable to the loading The goats
the neat freight train /. u. JELLlS.
Gene Ere Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03

NSTRNlNG fIUlD.-,ust 10 hand fresh supply of Burn
- ing Fluid that does not gum; just tue aTr huruin
in the Patent Gas 'ncra,ing lanps-tor stlc,heaphy
je6-n j. H. THOMPSON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-31
.stribling Spring..

! We have Just returned from brief visit
TO This celebrated watering place, where we
fcard . lsrge company Of most agreeable
and accomplished visitors. The beauty and
the luxury ef the character of the society
which annually assemblies at Stribling is its
refinement and intelligence. It rs . resort
for intellectual as well as physical pleasure
and improvement, which leaves longing,
tingering" sensation for the recurrence Of
the sessoa Of reunion:
The mcdicaa properties of the waters oil
Stribling are unsurpassed. il equalled, in
Virginia. Aium, Sslphur. Calybeate, Free
Stone. Lime Stone, and others We were no,
particular enough 10 notice, are tkere, ol
the finest quality and ia sbaadanoe. Tae
accommodations are superior 10 those If an
Springs in the State. Everything that can
bs found at good Hotel or first class Gprsn "a
is here furnished. With one Of the best and
most rleateoasly supplied tables We have
ever set down 10. Mr., Kiasey, the iaad-
lord, is one Of the cle7esest, ress sose4 me-
dating and agreeable geBdemsE ia the State,
and makes all who 20 there fell at zeas,
To speak Of his elegant lady In grerss ses@s
might be considered dsttery, which we tafa
especially refrain from 10 this hssty sosAce
The clerks, steward. barkeepes snd sesysnss
arc always in their places ard attend filth,
fully to their business.
In fact, StEibling Springs is enc Of the
most delightful summer resorts in Virginia
or out of it, and it is due to the State, and
especially this county. to give largely more
liberal encouragement than it has ever had
before, however aatoering that may have
been. The energy, taste snd comfort which
make every part of the buildings, combined
with the beautifully cultivated groves. and
romantic mountain scenery, are attractions
which the most misanthropic and stc;cal
could not resist. The arrangements are
spacious aud comfortable for families aud
also for single persons, and visitors either
Tor health or pleasure will find every attrso-
ton aad convenience that the most fas.idi-
Gus could wish.
We have not hastily scrubbed off these
lines for what is ordinarily called puff -
They are precisely what we believe; and
which every one must believe who will spend
few days at Ssribling Springs We as
Augusta people ought to be proud of them,
and do every thing in our power to bring
their intrinsic advantages into more gener-
al notice, 1t certainly is to our advantage
to do so.