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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-26
STATE AFFAIRS.

snrauer IF healthy and vigorous growth have
suddenly exchanged their luxnriant yerdancy for
the -ombre hucs Of an autumnal decay. This j.
particularly the enze with regard 10 those fields
which were sown ~ August. Unless they shall
soon be arrested IN their operations by change
in the weather. ii Is feared TINT some Of the fields
will hate 10 be sown again.-7enh LsgioH,
fUoodseoek Ia
RUSSELL OLD COURTHOUSE RoAp.--It will doubt
less be tie source Of n- much satisfaction to our
renders t. learn. n it j. to IL to announce that
the charter of the Russell old Courthouse roud has
been secured The sum Of y 30 has been sub-
scribed $4,000 by the county Of Washington;
s2700 BY individuals in this county; aud $500
by individuals in Russell.
The capital Of tllis company is $4,000, of which
the Stute takes three-hith- There are yet So
500 Ia be subscribed before all fhe stock will
have been taken. This amount, we hope 10 hear,
has been taken by the gallant and patriotic peo-
pie of Russell The building of this road will
unlock the mountain Businesses Of that county,
and permit the world outside Ia obtain view Of
one of the prcttiest and wealthicst sections Of
Virginia abingdon Democrat.
NEW CLERK ron scoTr CousrY.-At ap cleo
ton held IN Scott ON Thursday the 18th October,
Smith II. Morrison, esq, was elected Clerk OF the
county, in place Of Gsaac A. Gray, dcceased-H
a7S'7''' oy h'' ioi'a'' ea'e oh' u i'i oe'Ei't=
ful concerts on last night III our Town Hail.
Though the weather very inclcment, more
fashionable audience never before assembled
in the Town Hall, aud we hesitate not in express
ing the opinion that the applause which greeted
Miss i. III oach OF her songs sprung from full
appreciation Of her musical talent aud was
= ,'I',.s - ~, a'a'n
nni,rd n,nte.sinnal abilities which. mnst make
Niss R,aon, ono If Tho first .t,ys in fine ,nns;cnl
,,arId 2GL,, ,Jo,t,s,;U, IJ,oeo,e OLE
-,
-, =
-, "a. -
n''lif' i'e'''''ha' iast "ohahy evening 1t =
sad thhi they purpose retiring from tile stage at
the conclusion of the present engagement
FINE CATTLE FOR TUE FAIR.-A very fine OK
and COW, belonging 10 Mai. James X. Kent of
Montgomery county. were brought dowl,on the
oor. ua,l,, -, .,,,t. c,,. tI,a sat, Ea;r ,rLo,.
are large. beautiful animals and will compare ia
yoroIl, u, .i, and .,,,,,ot.,. With ,bo,aost IN,
nro,cd Fnoli.b stock. They win he carried
i,,,,.. 80 tl..f,,.l
The annual meeting ct the stockholders OF the
Nirgiuin aud Tennessee Railroad Company will
be held in the rooms at the Depot. commencing
nj II ,,elocl this ,noroino
ne seW ana efl7i lhlI al IT ~ ! u. 'ald-
well tour miles east OF l-e"lsburE' WIS burned
On tuesday night last. Loss SlUo-no nsur-
Rllc''
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.SdiiiRg Of The Hamboldt.

n. York, Oct. ~, | =. M-Thc steamer
Humboldt; with loo passengers, Lewis Cass, jr.,
among them, sailed to-day. The Humboldt took
out 100000 in specie.
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silver and Plated Ware,
The Nhitehurst Daguerrean Gallery,
ESTABLISHE DINl s47

ESTABLISHED IN l847.
VIE Subscriber reuIns lis acknowledgements TO the
n pubic generally for the v~y liberal pntrlangc br,-
towcd on him since his 10, uton ia Ibis place, (now
ne"ly years) and would respectfully nf.rn them
TINT he is still on hand. II serve hem with INCREAS.
ED FACILITIES, having good Afii-tu an assstaut.
and two operating rooms with large lights 50 arranged
As 10 combine all the ADVANTAGES Of the
Shy and side Lights,
y which he is enable To produce as he hns done for
several yeors pn,t) those BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES
from IT, >ize Of hrf dime or les 10 a good size nor
tfa t. winch have ren, aud are NOW, daily pronounced
by visitors 10 be among The best specimens Of the Art
vt exhibited in tbs couurly, hy prc-crv ~ the eve,
TN" most expressive nt MI the raures.) and beaufi.
iuI blending of the light and $ ade. tvihout which
lhe' can tie no rirt9re, fiat one and Grace.
luI posture. making them indeed thing to be ,Iese
by l"ie'- and children, friends and io.crs. None Of
your doubtful shadows but living ano sicab inc Gc.
>imiir of self.
The Stereoscopio OF Solid Daguereotype,
So much admire by sou,p--ae taken in all tbe, rc,
neutrality-suspicious. Of wlich have been exhibited hy
INN tor the lat six months.
II wing const,utly without regard Ia xrc.so E his
11Pely VIII SHOW } kcp paec with ~ tie Improvements
Yet discovered, either IN machinery ar he Aratd la,
ing his rooms fitted up with elegance and comfort ma
Nin& them desirable place while AWAY an idle hour
or not.
Dagu",reolypes and Paintings aeeurateIy co,ied L.,
y@lrI and Post Mortrm Gases always Intended 10 when
LnndScopc views mud private residences nccoratplv
AIKEN specimens Of which can be seen ut his Gallery
Nexr door to the \ireinp BaYk
10 Open nt'nli Aougs If the day.
p GIBBS Pronrietor
y IA large lot Of LOCkE1S AND PINS a-,
received (some extra fne) aud instantly On hand
which VIII be filed low price and warranted 10 be-
what they are sold for.
~ 26-ts PEG
RlANKSFoR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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MAS0 MIC HALL.
II AW ORTIZ & HORIZONS
5uriesqne Opera Troupe.
This brilliant Troupe will give TWO MORE If their
Unparalleled Entertainments

Tnp;araficfed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AT TIE MASONIC HALL
On Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
~ No ladi Admitted snnccomparied by gcalerncn
TICKETS, 80 crnts-Childrcn, ..
Door open at G-Pelf5rmance to commence a I
% q
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4 appointments by the President.

Ilcman j. Redfeld, Collector for the District
of New York, vice Greene {, Bronson, removed.
John J. Cisco, Assistant Treasurer of the T.
ntcd States at New York, vice John A. Dix, re-
signed.
John Romeyn Brodhead, Naval Officer for the
district Of New York, vice II. J. Rcdhcld.
Uashinpf0n Iui0H
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Good Dwelling House,

with three rooms on the first floor, ana two up sa
first rate Kitchen and Smoke house. good Gao.
negroes II tirst-ratc Barn, shielded all rouud--aa5
tn &c or four Tobacco pens. The Lard is laid off
ernl shifts for farming, and ia one Of the most nh
situations in Amherst. am seeding tie land
and if sell the Doth Of December next vii.
bargain in the wheat, and give possession on tie
January next The land will be shown 10 any
wishing 10 look ut it by Benjamin niggnbohan,
living on the land now-or by Mr. Willis Whit
lives close BY
TERMS:-One-thi,d cash aud the baancc ina
two years, with bond and good security.
oct % elm NM. A. IIGGlNBOTH
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WE'RE sssING MACHINES

III k T. y N " e. MACHINE rs
WHEAT FANS The attention of the pa
lcsrrctullyinvtel to our stock of Threshne M.
md " heal fanS, which re substantially bH.a.a
IN, most approved patterns. Persons in need Of
implements would do well to give our stock an
nation as NE feel Sat. fed that they will be pleasa
IN price Pad workmanslip.
All In, emcnts warranted to perform wei.
ivl5--t~ DIUGUID 4 BROTHE
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IYNCHBuRG AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAp-EX-
TENSION To RICHMoND.-We understand that the
stockholders of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Company will be askcd,at their approaching
meeting in l.ynchhurg, ON the 2sth instant, to
adopt resolution asking the Legislature for
such modification of their charter to cx-
tend their road from Lynchburg to Richmond,
when it has been completed west of Lynehburg.
counties of AppomattoN, buckingham, Campbell,
Cumberland, Powhatan and Chesterfield. We
shall give eur views more at length hereafter on
this important project. In the meantime, we
would suggest that as the plan is one in which the
interests Of this city are much involved it is of
very great moment that Richmond should be rep
resented at the approaching meeting of the stock
holders.-Rich Dispatch.
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~ 4,ooo ealle. Weather made Winter bleaehed So
lar Oil.
900 gull, Weather madt, Wiotc, Snn. OIL
6o1 . Bleach i Fuli Spun Oh,
2u0o a Coal Pin Oh.
LoniIns pr BuUur Emily .Girert from New Br,f RI
fr sale bY EDAuND, DAVENPORT & co.
"l 20 L Richmond Va.
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Jehu Williams.
DEALERE WATCHES, EEWELRY
silver AND PLATED WARE

w a Ess4s 3 H. ee ELLEN.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
AS lu,t returned from the Moth with
Very extensive a,soltunan nj al the aboye 70
attic'rs and is now opening, door below the lEN ~
Store Of Jno. q. Meem, large stock Of Gold sas-ze'
and Silver Lever Watches from some of the first nanu-
Factories in Europe-some of which Will be warranted
to keep good Inn" iui twn years
AIs0, d splendid assorimento of JEWELRY consisting
in part O. Genllemcns Fine Gold Fol- Vest ind Guard
thains Seals, Keys ard Brooches. A very ereut va.
nety of Indies Breast Pins, Ear Rings Cuff Pins Fin.
ger Rings and Bncces and endless variety Of other
articles TINT i'll reusc
silver and Plated Ware,
such rs Silver Goblets. Cups and Mugs; Iahlr De
SET and Tea spoons Sngar Toags aud Siier- Tea
Simioer~ Salt and Mustard Spoons Table und Desert
Forks
ALBAfER Table, Desert aud Tea Spoons do Forks
aud Batter Knives; Cahe and c lrd Baskets Elegant
Plated nnJ Bf'nna Castor, Silver Fruit knive,.iu sets;
Cahc Knives. Silver, Pearl and Tortoise Shell Card Ca
Sc Port Monies, g.. aud every hind of artces usual
y kept tn Jewellers Siorc. Which fer to nly friends
and oIi Customers. with the insurance thai will sci
as low, and favorable Terms H. any in the State
an h"pc 10 have the pleasure at "a speedy call, aud ex.
anime or themselves and the truth of the above as
s.rtIur
.@ Wa'ehes and Jew,lry repaired ut short notice
and moderate terms. aud highest price given for old
Silver
oct u L JEHU WILLIAMS.
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get 2G-ts JNO II. SEAY SEQ
LNOR HOUSE KEEPERS large SUP.
Il ply OF hest redaed Geatine in Sheets una 81 reds
far making B.ancmuage. irll> &r.-AI-o French I'M
retitl Gcatinc. hoxcsS trnlioe Gclu,ine-Al.o. cx-
tnrt4 OF Vanilla, Lemon. &C. for fl ,voriug-For. sale
hy JNO. II SEAY X co.
act Dot
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NEGROES FOR SALE,

I WISH 10 sell likely Negr1 Woman and tra
d drrr. This wonen IS IN excellent Cook
nGd Ir'uer and well trained House.Servaut. Won
fer-"ing het to some one in Lyn,hburg " VI
Addrc>-- E'on ?. o.. Amherst Co.
o"t2l-2w A F. ROBINS
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DAILY VlRGINIAN.
Removal Ct the New York Collector
JAMES YopoSsLp, Ed,.e,

WEDNESDAY MORNING, .oor. %, issa.
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ENOR SAEE-A very desirable = f
y Paul's Church. Apply at he Yi.einian on
prt y Id "
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WANTED. o0oibs. Wool

" to rurehase WI, washed aai ur"a', =.
which vii pas The ~ Aest mnrl,et rffr, ~
a,a1y ~"aea .lr,. AMBROSE b EuoH
Ma,.7 L,
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From The Southern Planter.

fmtiio, Aug. L, 1S53.
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RlANKsFoR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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d Vi. HHOLLIN's
~. OFFER FOR SALE
20 hhds p. r. and N. o. Sugar
20 Boxes and bbls. refined do
10 hhds, P h. and Cuba Moasses,
10 bbls. N. O.. do
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
40 . Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop do
do Blistered Steel
1000 lbs Shearand Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
ID Kegs Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe Nails.
3Oe Kegs Nails, to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails
10 Grind-stones
60 Boxes Hull X Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
20 do Sperm do
300 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Black upper do
10 doz Calf skins,
% do Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn Nos.5 toll,
, hncs wrapping Irvine,
5 do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats
Also, Scythe and Moving Blades and Sna,bs. wr,,
ping Writing aid Letter Paper; Pepper Spice Ginee
Nutmegs' Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bed C,rds an
Plough Lines Tanner Oil; No Mockorel He,r,na
y, ''i'''
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MI AIN Street Lyn,hburg Virginia. corner Store in
L'L Cnre's new building, formerly known as Kyle !.
corner begs leave call the attentg of his friends
the public to his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept n
The dry goods line which will be offered on terms
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
goods at low plces. II friends and the public are ear
nesty rcques ed To call and examine his Stock as will
nhord him very much pleasure exhibit it.
l9--ts
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Once nj the Depot Ofthe virginia, and
tennessee Railroad
1853. Southern Enterprizp 1870
d M Rg GS
PA RISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA &. TENNESSEE
Freigh, Package and Parcel EMPRESS.
10 and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg aud
Il Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Scaboari and Poa.
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR & Raleigh Peters.
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond Richmond and
tredericks burg, South Side and Va Tenn Railroads
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from tie
lterent points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above States-hrou. in charge Of spe
tai Messengers. Mere awaiting themselves oflhis
line for the of heir Merchandise may re.
pose full confidence in its great expedition and ccoao.
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above States order.
ing Goods fom Baltimore and Philde lhin to tie cue
of Pa'7sen d Kings Eap,ess at Norfolk, Petersburg ri
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid,
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all dnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office
No. 38, Broodr0y N =
W. B. PARISEN. Southern Ofo,
Corner BollngJrood and 2adSts
PdersJlng, Ia.
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.TOI'ECE.
Grocery, Commission IL FOrwaraiins
BHSEA ESS

IN al is branches. Having made extensive arrange.
mcHts for SHIPPING 81 FORWARDING Goods aud
Produce aud from this place. he Will be found ready
nt all times to accommodate those WHO may favor him
with their patronage. His will at all times be
found supplied with every article suitable the wants
Of his customers.
Persons fol warling by this line viii end it much to
their advantage rs ne will all time insure the great
est dispatch, having Line Of Baiicaur from his point,
running up the river also direct line of Ftee Boats
between Buchanan, l.ynrhburg and Richmond, all OF
which, are under the superntendance of experienced
and trust worthy managers, thu rcby rendering it the
scs aud most expeditions line centrIiag this p
t-3 subscriber vii also purchase all kinds oil!
Produce brought to his marhe; giving all times
the best market plice either in cash or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,
mug 23.ts Buchanan, w.
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NEW ROCKS AGAIN

~ Visit 10 Europe, by Prof Il. SiIiimnn,
Roman Traitor 81, DAYS Of Cicero. Cato and Cat.
alinc, by II W. Herbert.
Bleak House by Dickens
Counties DE 0harncy, by Dumns,
LATTE or, Pifatc If the Gulf ly lnerahain,
Wide, Wide World, by Miss Nberell,
Dollars and Gents, by do
ALSO, supply Of
Smiths Poems,
Rudiments Of Architecture,
Fern Leaves by Fam Fern.
Beatrice,
Burnclt's, Dickens and COOPER Novels,
Graham, Gedey's, and Harpets Magazines. Tor Octo
her frc Screen Prints, Letter Writers. Wall rnper &
rider, &c, &c. M MOKSES
orr \ "a Communication Hovsc.
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MERCHANTS.
AsR tyI2E.IN

w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogsheaa =. H. and y o Sugar.
30 Barrel. Coffee Sugar.
90 Ciati6e Sugar.
1000 lbs bet Luaf %
~ hlids. n. .. & Sugafhouse Molasses,
100 Bags Rio and Lagu Coffee,
. do Superior brown Jaw Coffee,
3 Gases Gnnp'Jer, Imp'il md Pl'k Ten,
500 sd,s good sole Leather,
100 3" " upper
? Bales Shoe Thread.
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers.
} Balls Cotton Borts,
100 Sacks Salt,
- Tons Bar Iron,
) do Rolled Tir, Iron,
do Round Il Square Iron ossorted,
do Blistered Steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear a
Boxes Collins & Ar hers PaentAxes,
300 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
% Grind Stones.
80 Boxes TaIow Candies,
30 " Adamautine Candles,
90 i" Sperm, do
20 g" Turpeniipe Sonp,
so " English dairy Cheese,
30 Pine Apple do
30 Barrels Matkere
50 kits do No. !,
80 Barrels Tanners Oh,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides number of other articles too tedious to
1euton. sept 27-ts1
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\ OTlCE.-My stock tools ana hands TO, o -, now
~ Ting have all arrived in Lynchburg ana a." me
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted
with fathf1lness aud dispatch. .,o;, or.
would be thankful to my friends to hand IN '' la.
iors at to prevent hurry about the time /" 60
ia be put on. fIan.
No Bills will be presented sooner than the MS "
uary next under any circumstances. D,pNEY.
je 22.dts A. Ii JAM
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sgOoNMAN ~ MARTIN, OFFER lheil

L'A services to the public us agents in
RECEIVING d FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds ofG ounty Produce
that may be their care One of u.s. or our agent
Mr. hoyaI, will be IT the Rail Road Depot every day N
the arrival of Freight Cars for he purpose of receivin
and taking charge OF any produce sent 10 our care
1he closest attention giyent the receipt aad dey
cry Whea Corn or Oats
Letters by mail0 otherwise will be promptly attend
ed to- Tang lo.dSasl
'E'O FARMERS -Livi"gston. Peekskill, Hill
Il side and SubsoiI Plonghs Straw Cutters, Corn
SHELTERS, Patent Caurns fot sale Cheap by
GREGORY, ROYALL Il SIMPSON.
sept Cts
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lust HEGEEyED-
y 10 bbls. Rock Fish
90 bbls No. | Cut Hrrrings,
25 Boxes Olive Oil,
l5 Tons Country and Rolled Iron
ihds Prime +. r. Molassc.
10 bbIs Orleans Molasses,
% Boxes Loaf Sugar,
All Of which offer for sale low.
July DTS JOS. B. NOWLIN E. co
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DAINIS, OILS, &c
L. 5000 lbs. White ana Brown Z'nc Paint,
1000 lbs. Lewis pare White Lead,
300 gals. Ln,eed Oil and large supply ol
Nhrnshes; Paris Green in Oil, Spirits OF Turpcntine
Putty, Lytharge, Red Lead, aud all colofs used by
Punters-Ju,t to hand and Tor sale by
sept lots JAO. II. SEAY & co.
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TIN PLATE. shcetErOn. Zine, &c.
4 81 Boxes Tin plate, assorted,
30 lbs. Russia Sheet Iron,
1000 lbs. American do
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc.
100 lbs. Slab Speer,
100 lbs. Block Tin.
Just receiving and for sale by
sep l7-ts GEORGE BAGBY.
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ALIEN. &. BARRY's

DKOFEsSOR ALEX. &. BARRY'S
l. TRIc OPHER3TS Of MEDICAL COW
POUND. fer BEAUTIFIING, CURLING, Pre-
serving Restoring aud Strengthening the Hair, Rees
ing Diseases of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains anI
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no gcogrnphi
cal lines he reputation Of BARRYs TRlcoPHERous zee,
vades the Union. The sales OF the article of late
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY after careful examination OF bis
saes book, finds that number t bottles delivered to az
der in quantities Of from half gross upward during the
year 1852 within trifle of 10000.
Ii Is unnecessary present length the evidences
1.-THE wonderful properties OF the Trchophcrons when
the public had furnished such Endorsement as ils
The cheapness OF the article -nd the explanations given
o It's chruica action upon the hair the scalp. and in
cases ni superficial irritation first recommended il to
the attention of the people, This atha The nvcu
tor desired Every rotle advertised itself The elect
oi the fluid exceeded expectation II acted Ike "a
charm. The Indies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section OF the United States found the
must have it; and thus built up wholesale trnde
extent hitherto unheard of a. regards articles II
his kind The highest point has yet been renchc
and il is believed THAI the sales this year ~l be mil
lion and half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory No. 1877 Broadway, New
York. Retail price IS cents large bottle
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold
by the prcpal merchants and druggists Throughout tht
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies tireu
Britain France. &c.
Sold by D. r. Lyman, II. seay and r. Stnblo,, 4
Co. LynciIburg.
may 26-dac6m
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Dry Goods, Clothing. &c,
NEW CLOTHING sTATsoN.-W,

~ offer TO friends and the public generally
those in wunt OF any kind quality of GOODS, fion
the very finest Crystal Palace style, the common ar.
liccs of every day wear
We invite the attention of those wanting articles IN
our line TO give call-leeng assured tbat we can
and will sell as cheap any house in this city and u3
good as any. Being judges Of CLOI HING and wish.
ing to sell ON fair the public may rest assured
that they will obtain the worth of their money.
We may enumerste of our articles such as fine
French BEAVER OVER COATS, all coors, Operl
Coaks newest STYLES Bus ness Coatso all and fas
ions, Dress and Froc Cons of all XII DIS; Pants of all
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree To the Miss
issppi pattern. Also, the most beautiful Vests made
or in patterns, rich the mines of aorlia and MON
enchanting Silk, Pushes, Brockades Vevets, Cash.
meres, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, Cravats beautiful t.
look AT Fancy STOCKS. FINE s II RTS and com.
mon ones, Fancy Susrehdcrs; Hosiery, Gloves, Mitis
Buckskin Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas sin
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers Wool
an Silk and Cotton. aud all things necessary to cothe
man in comfortable garments, whether he be rich ~
poor Our louise is open TO all to come and ol
Themselves
Those wishing their garme nude to order we sa,
we keep tie finest Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings
all kinds to be found in this market, and warran
everything to be made and fitted according to ordcror
the goods returned and pay demanded.
We have the best workman engaged in our establish
ment that be secured North South therefore, give
us trial.
N,,, Roe tG,1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-12
MECHANICAL.
LynchbuYg Marble works.

JOHN b. GADDESS < BROTHER,
ADJOINING POST OFFICE.
LYN en- q VA
HAVE constantly on hand largt assortment of fine
l. Marble Work of different designs. such
AHgRtcAs 3 ITALIAN MAHBLE
Monuments, 1ombs and Gtare Stones
AI.o, Marble Mantles Furniture Marble
Those in of any article IN orr line will please
give n call, addres. Iiuc aud any order entrls
ed rs will BE- executed with and dispatch at
Northern Prices, carefully boxed free Of extra cost
and guaranteed safe to any distance.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention IN form
style and quality they adapted tho taste.
aud circumstances OF all Lettering $3.50 per hundred
J. b. GADDESS Il BRO,
Formerly of Baltimore. Md
+ S.-Prompt attention paid to order. from the
country. sept % l.