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IINuON STEAMSHIP COmpA- 80,

~ NN'S llNEO SIEAMERS,pd Norfolk -<sS~
and Cape Nay --Fol Philodelfhn every "Wednesday.
STEAMER Cry OF RloHmopp, Capt Mitchell.
STEAMER VHeINIA, Cnr Teal.
SrEAmER PESNsyLyAHIA, Capt Bafmo,c
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
Tor ph ladclpln every Monday and Thu sdny nj high
water, toucl ing nj Cape Muy land passengers. Re-
turning cnye Philadelphia ever, "Wednesday and Satur.
h,y nj 10 O'Clock, A. roti further notee
Passengers for npe May will consult their intcrrst
by ning this route, 1t is, in addition to beng the
cheapest the xpeditious mud comiof table.
Passengers for New NOrk-Wc have On
New York either by stcamc allowing them
privilege of rcmuung IN Phiudep three four day,
n proceed directly on Nrw York, upon the arrival oi
the strnmers.
shippers 10 the West-Toba.conisls deIi
,ous at shipping to Pusburg, will plcn.o hear in mind
that have mndc all the necessary arrangements 10
forward to through NJ GO cents per l00 pounds
Due uotee will be always given in all Tie Daily papers
in the city, when the senmcrs will be rendy to receive
freight. and the hour of lheir smiling.
n B.-Shippers will beur in mind that all Bills OF
Lhnng must be the whaini Rockets TO be sign
ed before TIN sailing Of steamers
lnssugc though New iork, lat cabin and found, 30
Gnpe Mny 8
2nd cubin "
Fnrireglt passage, npply
no, RANKIN. Act, Richmond w
ie % d&cts he Dock
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ZINK s. LAW r ENCE

link will continue the Foundry bushes, at tt tn
bavc paee hs lie respectfully .olel the ,a% PafoG"g9 s@
s and the rpnSf n Grans nS' r'srsGh 4e.h"s "ar
se. Fe"ss @s."s. %"a rfoip tns aud snort he
r"pa parc to DO Kinds do9g in %f, "'9%T @pe
i!a establishments j ZINk
short notice. = ,,co. nttbarizrd to : 1T
on ni' Al ,hc business of the firm OF link aHfe'
DE. o3-cia
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aNEED TO HURE

VII TO HIRE.-Tbe subscrlbei :
Id " ~ hire tor their work on the Va. 4 Tenn
mon ue Mountain region of Va. number o.
.,yo a'p boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
!, ,oi ' l"ng experience in the management ni
will ~. "fe themselves large owners. Hired NJ
Fhav 'Ne the same treatm."' in every i"-re. !
b9r5 '"e'r own. One of Us can ,e seen II
agton time, till the 10th of JahLary u, ti''
ElcD,n;ai = :, or at McCorke Simpson & } 'n"-.
f'uft s. They will also bny me, ami
kgjJ. SCOTT & ADAMS
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IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN

IN PRESS HISTORY OF SUIT IN
l EQUITY aud nf nm Action at Common Inv, by
II, Sands, Esq Counsellor NJ Law,
This work races minute ncconnt OF all tho steps
DO taken in suit nf Equity aud action nt Law,
lfom their commencement To their termination; nlso,
the mnln Of enforcing judgments DEGREES, together
with tue manner of appeals. writs oi error. Mc Nc
Form. Of bills aud Gecroca IL, Chanoery; de
rninlions und iulemerts ~ Common Law, and pleos,
.emuircrs md rcplcnons nrn nappcnded; and ehap-
will be devoted specially To the practice in the Un-
ted Suites Dou'
REC EMILY rUBLTSHED-Tnte'sA American Form
Book, ndarted 10 he Code of Virginn, with valuable
chapter. upon Attach ocnts mud Deeds, and Furms UNI
,er Bail Inv of 1881 and 1852, by Alex. II. Sands,
Esq, Conusellor at Law vol 10 mo pfice, . so.
A NORRIS,
Publisher q. Book seller,
oct Ala Richmond, Va.
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INSURANCE.,
IRE. LIFE AND MARINE iNsyv
4 n

l. AACE.-Lgaehbmg Rose y Fire insurgnsr COM.
pasg
lhis Co 'pany makes Insurance against loss O, dam.
'scby ire or Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Fae.
''s aud Other buildings furniture Goods wares .a1
avorahle t5,ws
Also makes insurance the lives rall persons 81.
I"S'he good health and OF sound constitution for tho
Whole duration Of life or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will b,
insured on unreasonable terms.
lhe Company will also take marine risks frnm and D
any OF the Northern Southern Ports. at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
DON 7, C. PETERS, Iice President
SAMPSON DlUGUID. Cher Engineer
,l,nes Cobbs, Samuel Gurlund,
lohn dsgat. Nnhnn B. Thurman
',eolP 9 laneey, ohm Otey Tavlor,
William I Anderson. William T. smith
MARTIN H0LLfNS, Treasurer.
CREFp T. Wills, Secy.
Dr. 7. II Gmer. ! "
DIR VIM. Otway Oven. "e""a' hta"t"'ts
The Medical Examination f subjects for Insurance
will be m,de ut the nhce of the COMPANY ON each day
between the hours of and o'clock, p. NJ.
FehS--dts
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N N1n KEWARD.-hnnaway from the sub.
~ III uorl'er IN the city OF Lynehhurg, on the 3rd
of Nov, NEGRO MAN (Booker.) belonging to The
estate of Mr.. X. heler uf Apponattox Go. will
pny the above rewor Of Ten Dolas any person who
will deIiver him to me, oon6ne him that mny
got him Booker il about 25 80 years Of age, thick
nude end OF rather bright complexion,
nov . div G. FORD in.
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F0Bx NEW YORK


jamestown and lsOan0ke
fE,llE new afd elegant ,ide. wheel .teum - ,sII~A
ship JAMESTOWN, (Copl. Parrish ssrs~sszs
will leayr Petersburg via. Guy Point, every ine4luy
Evening, aod tho ROANOKE, (Gnpt. Gnvendy,) every
Frduy Evening, for New York.
Passage ind fare lrnm Petersburg, including
State Rooms $l0 20
Stce. pce pn.sagr 3 40
For srced comfort and sniety these Steamships afc
rxceed by The ,st nnd travellers will inl II
The pleasant the north they will there
y avoid the dust aud frequent roge- Of the Raiirend+
II Tickets issLcd nj ~ oiec on Sycamore Street
SAArL. G. BAPTIST. Agt. Pciersbafg.
- passenger train leaves the Appomnttox depot
rvcry Tucslny md Friday at hef pnst o'elock p NJ
to connect with the Steamships NJ Ciy Point Passep
gers by the Snuhse Rnilrond y i'll reach Pet rsbnrg IN
time 10 ae the cars for the steamers. &. B.
JnlN Lis
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o1sosTND Spiccs2A supply of pure ground Sp
,.ansistinp 90 Mace. CloYe-, Nutmeg, ,Aispic'
Cinnamon, &c.. Sc These spice: are all Of The p4res
on"ht, and ooypul up in and oz papers Tor lam
ilics-Fu sale 10y rxo II SEAySCO
DG-fs Nv. -
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yssrp.ES s'oge SALE.

MULES EOge SALE.
~ 7 hive on hand "a lot of iirstrate Mules; broke
Wa md unbroke, which viii dispose o" reason
.sN-X.able terms They are No, !, and any one wish
.4' xanine them can do so by calling at my Livery
Stnblo f., the upper end of Main street.
sha.I a." ~ " J READ.
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Flour.

/ AM now grinding superior article Of Family
i and Extrn SUI crime Flour Nv customers and the
public viii pease enI aud secure supply
Oct 10 dts n. 8. LANGHORNE.
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n. j. BlIaGh, Ticket Agent
N B.-The same rates will be clmrgsd from Knox
vile and all other point. along the lipeto LynehburR
aug lg-ts
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TT is ADMITTED BY ALL-lhat the
new cash Store is the place get pretty, cheap and
rood Goods of which the subscriber has very large and
desrnbe assortment just received from the Northern
cities consisting part of the following plain Bk he
ured Silks Colord Plaid and Brocade do Paris Plads
Mousins. Apaccas Bombazines, Merinoes. frints
Check and Swiss Muslin. Shawls, Hosiery, Emit rodcries
Ribbons, Trimmings Chdrens Goods, &c, to which he
invite. the particular attention OF the ladies' Tor the
gentlemen he has splendid stock Of Blk and Colord
Cloths Blk and Funcy Cassim"res, Velvet and SILK
Vestines Crayats Collars and all Goods for genilemens
wear--as, Il ge stock of rwilled Cloths Satineis
Linseys Kerseys, kentucky Jeans, Blankets and all
goods usually kept in Dry Goods Store II you want
a bargain give me call. WM D HANNAH.
oct 1O-ts
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" LupLAN. loARntr '. WA
LII DL A NJ IL w A SO N,

RICHMOND VA,
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
ofFicE WAREHOUSE SOUTH sfpE ~ Tnn BASIN
July i3-dis
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Compnny Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Yirginia,
CAPITAL. 5000, 900.
harter Oak Life Insurance Company Hnnhld Com
CAPITAL, 100000
INSURANCE can be effected in these companies ul,.
on as fair terms as in any Others OF equal respon-i
biliy, by application to
?. D. CHRISTIAN, Agt Lynchbug
Z L
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L'REsH ARRIVAL pF DRUGS

LNRESH ARRIVAL pF DRUGS~as2
H. AND MEDIClNES.-Tm Subscribers are ~
now receiving their FALL & WI NTER SUPPLY ~
af Drug.. Medicines Paints, Oi NnrnIslles Brushes
Glassware, Patent Medicine +, icy-Gopds. Sc, &c
The goods hnye been recently ,rIed with great
in the Northern and Ensforn les, aud principally
bought for Cash
Thr stock Is latge. an eornpria every article usn
ally found in DRUG SsORE, pgrther with large
ass rtment of FANCY GOODS 'ERFuMERY &c
From long experience lnd TIA ough knowledge
The business they hope retail liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them, andf confident thn, they
are prepared offer Inducements both in price aaf
Iualiy.
ts5 Prescriptions frr Physicians nd families will l.,
carefully attended To all times.
sept i21s JNO = SEAY x co.
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RICHMOND.
LINE of Rich,nond .,;;,,.s "a

AND NEWBORN PAUkETS- --Thls new s~s&S
hone line Ia composed Of the following vessels. and
uails from New-iork every thiee days. All owned In
the city of Richmond xiz:
SrL,n,.., O,in..n Enntnir nnnirl nn,lne
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FALL TRADE, 1873.

DOCKS. STATIONARY a FiANOS,-A. MORRIS
- lme Druker Morris) Publishers aud BoohssA
frs RICHMOND Fa-Would invite the attention oi
Country Merchants visiting the ciiy In his stock Of
Books, Stationery ~ Pianos,
Embracing the argcst aud At general assortment Ia
e found II any establishment, South of New York
nnd will be sold upon terms liberal and aecommo
dating
He woull ns, particular attention To ht large stock
If Cap and Letter WRI TING PAPER-Also, WRAP
PING PAPER. which ho Ia prepared To sell a nnnsnd
~ iow prices
A publahes many OF thu Standard Virginia Lam
Roohs aud furnish the legal profession with all Stan
lard Law Boohs, including the Virginia aud New York
State Reports at thu publishers forrest prices
School Teachers and tho Trade supplied nj IA liberal
discount.
worcester pinnOs-A. NORRIS /, sole A.
s.nt for the snlr Of Worcester'4 celebrated PIANO
FOR RTES. un would solicit examination Of them
lron those in Durability, sweetness of tone, dol
tcacy of touch and ccgnut workmanship accorded
ihen by the general Judgment inferior
lnriurrd in ils country Europe. They sold with
full guarantee nn warranted 10 give ansiaettion,
The money returned.
~ Oldefs from the country will be promptly attend
81 to. mug 10 dacis
E-B Dnnvillc Regstrr Stnnnton Sncctator, Levi.
burg Chronicle. Vney Wing. Lexington Gazette Alb
i0gdon Vtg'an, " ylhcville Tel Rep, Roanoke Bsa
ton Bedlpd Sentinel aud Jeileraonville Democrat will
publish everg Other wek four times, ond forward
lheir neeounta To this office
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no PHYS SIClAN S.--SYRUP OF PHOS
l. PHATE LIME All the objections urged against
the use Of Phosphate of Lime in conjunction with God
Liver Oil for Consumption. removed by the use OF
this Syrup is agreeable 10 the taste, and has ten
,ency tnke away the unpleasant TASTE OF God Liver
Oil. Prepared at WRIGHT ALLiSoNe
oct l7-cts Mem Drug Store.
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EAsE REDUGEss-En,ousn from

hRH "EDtSEW-s sh'OUsh tfOW
Lyacd6mg. Ia, 10 knoSviHe Tennessee, byhe IN.
GINA and Tennessee Raiiroad, aud Farih g. Co.'S Linz
of Stdges Through tickets can hc obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Raron1
Company at the following points aud the following
rates viz:
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RG, SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER u
RICHMOND.
PREPARING rOK PUBLICATION

DiSEPAIkfNG FOX PUBL ICATlON
l. Cnll'. Wig nil Reports Vols |, q and ,
Hennins' Il Muniath's Nueinas sliepofs. vnls,
Mnnford's Virginia Reports. vols. with notes
mud references te sabsequeni decisions aud overiued
eascs, by Lucinn Alinnr Esq Counsellor at Law,
In mes,--A history ot SUN in Equity
NORRIS
Publisher and Inv Bookseller.
nov e-ts ~ Min -t Richmond.
nlLs-
~ 4o0o golls. weathcr made, Winter bleaohed =
lar on,
1000 gals. Weather made, Winte, Solnt oil
6nn " Rleachsl fnl Sperm oil,
1000 d" Coal Pit OILS,
Landing per Bnfqne Emily direct from New Bedford,
Tor sale by EDMUND, DAVENPORT q co.
oct % Il Rehmnnd, Va.
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|DAIL Y VIRhIlAN.
TERRY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TE7 M -

-
is published daily at 50, ana semi weehy -
- In advance No subscription Is taken for shorter
am tx months: and paper Is discontinued except y.
@ of the propretors until all arrearages shall nave
r,spupNTs are inserted for SO cents per SQUARE (or
v xxFn form insertion, and 81 cts for every utter
~ 1nnher of insertions is not marked on the MS, II
g III mi ordered out, aud charged accordingly.
whRIY RATES are-for the privilege Of two squares
weekly $40; for one square, daily S3o semi-weeky
-en'l so daily $40 semiweekly S35. Every yearly
% ha reauired to confne his advertising 20 bis par
business and if he exceed the space stipulated for,
sh,rped ratably for the excess.
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DR JOHNSTON

HI Of the Royal College of Surgeons London
90 from one ofthe most eminent Colleges OF the
States, % and the greater part of whose life has
nsnt inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Philadel-
.nd elsewhere, has effected some of the most as,
NJ cures that were ever known. Many troubled
nginr in the ears and head when asleep, great
,ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds and
ness. with frequent blnshing, attended, some.
|with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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DANvILLE, July 23d, 1853.
To tie Eiitor ofMe Sentinel:

TO tie E,iitor of'the Sentinel:
Sn--I hank you for your kindness in
sending 10 me your paper containing the card
OF Mr.. Goggln, and your very proper editorial
comments. had seen, with pleasure. the
card oil Col WIngfeld, and most sine erely CO.
incided with every sentiment he wrote. | Can
say, mos, truly, that have not sought The po.
siton ola candidate for the responsible office of
Jddge. and, with as much truth declare, tlai
| could mol be induced to beg or electloneer
Tor 1t. | have, since The election of Judges was
given directly 10 the people, regarded 1t as the
duty of every roter and candidate TO preserve
the former responsibility, dignity, and indepen.
dence of the judiciary. by keeping those who
were designed 10 assume its responsibilities
aloof from q canuaSS IN any form. In my
opinion, you ever penned a iruer sentence,
than when you asserted in your editorial re
marks, mo ,na;! proper y enthusiastically
as well as iu,ecctually-fo this Important
Office, can hesitate, for moment,to declare hi
opposition to The practice of canvassng for il.
Whatever may have been done in other
places | have not expected that any man " no
would be can ldae in this Circuit, would
stooP 10 canvass for the offce--poicy, as well
as sell respect, forbid it here and my knowl
edge of the gentlemen whose names were pre-
scented to the Circuit induced me to take it for
granted, that no such means would he reSorted
to by any of them For this reason, thought
it might be construed into a suspicion of their
course, to publish that which would be my
own. have not expected any other than a
"manly and honorable contest" in this Circuit.
and such, only, still feel assured, there will
be.
| have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
WIN. M. TRFDWAY.
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CHATHAM. July god 1853.

To tie Edaor ofrthe Sentinels
SIR-In the last number of your pa
per an appeal Is made 10 me TO state whether
or not ] am in favor of electioneering for the
Office of J udge-and thinking that silence (un
der the cireumsiances) might be misconstrued
Il takc.ihis occasion To say that | am deci-
dedly opposed TO suci electioneerng. and
think il extremely Objectionable, and have
acted AMI Intend to act in accordance with
that opinion.
did moi deem it necessary TO publish any
thing on the subject in The newspapers, and
should moi do SD but Tor the article above re-
ferred to IN your paper. ] take it for granted
that the people will judge every man by his
conduct and not merely by his profe sions;
and | mol only expressed my opinion on this
subject freely last year when candidate in
the crcDi but my course is known TO the vo.
tiers. Very respectfully yours. &c
GEO. IL. GlLMER.
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The ALLEGED CALIFORNIA CUsToM HOUSE,
FRAUDs.-The home correspondent of the
Washington Star makes the following explain.
alton of the alleged custom house frauds in
San Francisco:
A California newspaper, received by the
Treasury Department, states that the grand
jury of San Francisco has found true bill of
indictment against Col. James Collier, first
Collector at that port, charging him with hav
ing Incorporated some 100000 ofthe pub
lie funds also, that similar indictment was
expected TO be found against T. Butler King,
who succeeded COL Collier, charging him
with the misapplcation of abou, 100000.
= 1t Is not true, L believe that the Depart.
ment has received any official notification OF
the facts or any information on the subiect, ex.
cept tha, contained in the newspaper referred
to. Some months since the Department sent
out to San Francisco, by the present collector
major Hammond) such evidence as il had in
its possession; with directions to have The sub
ject brought before the grand Jury, if the evi.
denco as was expected to be obtained, was
deemed sufficient to procure the indictments
Ibis action of The Department was kept pio.
found secret until 10 dav.
- Colonel Golfers accounts have never beer
auJusted by the Department He acknowledge
y es having IN his possession moneys belonging
fothe United States. but had steadily refused
g pay them over, untilthe Department should
allow him certain suspended items charged a
galnst him. From the FIRST, however, he do
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE Exn1RLrloN-The

The CRYSTAL PALACE ExnIBIrIoN.-The
New York Journal of Commerce contends
that IN nearly every department of industr,
represe tied IN the Crystal Palace. The United
States 1anltesls superiority over Great Brit.
ain IL Americans are excelled, it is in the
hne arts and those which Create luxuries-lo
which arts compare lively little attention has
been given IN America as yet
The rapid progress towards the completi, n
ct the exhibition is said to be truly gratifying.
Every day some new. useful or tasteful object
catches the eye, adding much to The effect of
the fairy like scene. The uorkmen have now
nearly completed the picture gallery. 1t will
contain about ten thousand square feet Of wall
space available for the display of pictures, ev.
cry foot of " hich is bespoken for the purpose.
A gallery four hundred and fifty feet long, ap
propriaiely lighted from the roof, and filled
on both sides With pictures, will be something
novel in extent, at least
On Tuesday, 2,04l single tickets We're sold
and 72l season tickets presented at The doors
Receipts for the day, $l,003 The sum of
S26 ~ Was contributed to the Washington
monument.
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A HUMAN CANDLE.-The Chinese Repos-
tory tells very singular story OF the punish
ment inflicted on a Chinese criminal. His of
fence, 1t seems was objectionable, and it was
detcrmln d to make an example of him. Con
sequentlS he was wound round with cotton,
saturated with tallow, and having been dipp.
ed till he presented the appearance of gisan.
lie candie. was stuck up ON his fathers
grave and lighted. OF course. The poor fellow
persisted in slow torture Was ever device
heard of so completely diabocal?
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Accidents at the N. York Hippodrome have

Accidents at the N. York Hippodrome have
some judicial investigation be made es to the
manner IN which business is conducted in that
establishment. During the race between six
ladies' on horseback, at the Hippodrome, Mon
day afternoon, Two Of them, " it'll their horses
out, very much trjured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

RAILROADS IN TExAs.-Gen. Sam Houston
IS addressing the people Of Texas on the sub
Ject oil railroad improvements in that state and
contends that the true policy Of Texas is to con
cen'rate all her energies upon the great Pacific
railway passing through the State ca st aid " est
and when that road is builtthe other necessa
ry road will follow as "A natural consequence.
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clared his readiness TO stsnd sun aud abide
The ISSUE " haiever IT might be. Il seems the
Department preferred to take the more sum
mary method Of criminal prosecution. which
will probably end 10 smoke. Perhaps the pros
ecuiion in Mr. Kings case rests upon similar
basis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

Hon. i. X Nj eade ,ot Virginia,is in Washing
ton. 1t is thought by his many friends here that
sooner or later the Administration will call him
into The public service, for which he is so well
qualified though he did decline The Sandman
chorgeship. We presume that his present WIS.,
tits connected with the uhject indicated above
MAJ Int
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Miniature Almanac.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

LYONS kAFHAlRON, for Preserving, Restoring
and Beoutifying the Hair is the most deli ghtfu and
wonderful article the world produced. Its aston
ishng success is without precedent in the history OF
the Mafcrta Medica. Dark aud uxurant curs soft and
glossy hair with of admirers {mark this latest
Is the universal effect of the Kaiharon Bald and grey
heals were perfectly astonished The Katharon has
fully restored my hair after bnllness Of l2 years a
j. COPYRIGHT &c Bond st., N. Y" The Kathairon Is
a certain cure for Nervous Head Ache, an all Cuane-
Gus Diseases Sold by all dealers everywhere, Try H.
Price only % certs, in large bothas
D. s. BARNES. Proprietor,
l6l broadway, N, Y.
70 Sold by every Dealer in Lynchburg. Purcell
Laid CO., Richmond, Wholesale Agents.
July 25-w2mo
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HE DANGER OF STOUT WoMEN.-A mag
lstrate Cincinnati fined stout woman $40
tor breach OF the peace. She seized the mag.
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