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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16
FOR LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
A FINE Lot Of Albums, Of all klnds,And fine books
~ expressly for Tho adiSs. at the city book store,
opposite ShefEsr'S hotel, b.
April %. JOHN SEARLES,
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It Is estimated that 100, 900 persons die annually In
the United States, with consumption, and Professor
Eberly saws that q vastnuuber OF these could besav-
ed by the timely use Of aome prompt refnedy.
nm. HALLs BALsAm sTRIEEs at tho root Of the
pIsEssE AT oScE, and such Is its speedy effect. that
any one using II freely according TO directions for ~
or as hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
nav return il and receive back his money. MONEY
WILL BE cHEERruLLY ~RHFuNDED. The most dis
tressing cough ia frequently relievedbya single dose,
and broken up in a few hours time. The afflicted do
not have tn take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis, TAG
TREAvIsE on CONSUMPTION alone Is worth more
than the price ofthis medicine. You will find eerti-
fcates Of PHYsIcIAEs in CINCINNATI. and Of others
whose cures have been effected hero at home, where
thew can be found.
The public have been imposed upon by remedies,
recommended by certificates which have always
originated from some unknown source. We believe
that a medicine possessing real merits will effect
curss whereverit il used, at home as well as abroad
This Is no Paregcrie preparation. but one which II
used in season will save the lives Of thousands; and
persons NAV mskethis bargain with Agents from whom
they purchase, that IN every case where 1t is used
freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction
IL not given In "a or 4Shours. they can return the mo
dicinc, and their MONEY will be cheerfully refunded.
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THE roETIcAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON
OSsIAN, Thompson. Kirko White, Moore, Shelley,
Topper, Scott, Campbell. Milton, Mrs. HemAns,
and Poems ofAme1A, al Tor sale At the city booh
store, opposite Skaters hotel, by
April &c, JOHN SEARLES.
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GAANn q BRANDT.
DpAlHns u Ar1 HtSps 0 =
Groceries, RoEpigne Dppsstis wines = IiqaofS,
Leaaaas.ilpn a. ie5a IAN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16
1.-THE TAPE WORM a

This is the most difficult worm to destroy Of al that
infest the human system, II grows to an almost indef-
mite length, becoming an coiled and fastened in the
intestines and stomach. e~ffecting the health 50 sadly az
to cause ST. Vims Dance. fits, etc 3, thatfhose afflicted
seldom If ever suspect that 1t is 1sPe Worm hasten
ing them to an early grave. In order TO destroy this
worm, a very energetic treatment must DO pursued,
Il would therefore be proper to take 6 to 8 Of my
liver pills so ~ 10 remove all distractions, that the
worm syrup may act directly upon the worm. which
mu I be taken in doses Of two table spoonsful three
times a dayi these directions followed have never
been knownto AL In curing the most obstinate case
of tape tcorrn. M
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Pickles. Prunes. brandy Peaches. 4.
Nd a variety of nice things, 70, sale low 40.
n cash at Nm HUNTER & CO.
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HoBENsAcKs WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon scientific principles, com.
pounded with purely vegetable substances. being
tender infant with decided beneficial effect, where
bosreLcomPlaints and diarrhGahave made them weak
and debilitated, the tonic pi operties Of my worm
syrup are such, that Ii stands without an equal in the
catalogue Of medicines in giving tone and strength to
the stomach, which makes 1t an infaliAble remedy for
those afflicted with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures
performed By this syrup after physicians have filled,
Is the best evidence Of its superior efficacy over all
others.
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TDAPER-A largo lot Of cap, Letter, commerci.l
4 B'otting and eountine.houSe Paper aud blank
q llEinds for sale at the city book 1torc, Oh.
poslto SheffSr's hotei.k by
April 90 JOHN SEARLES.
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blank Summon
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GLAD no C~IRcuLArE

ErntuitOusy. Put mp In 80 or. bottles, Ut 81; II or. do. N
x us sss5 the lsuei holding oz. more ihaa two small bot
! ..vsnshn's Vegetable fdtbontaaptlo Misieps. blown spon,
the glass. the igrittM ssnature ii &C. .. Vaughn I" on ibs
ssrA None oil ,ssr q. ssspies ,pCrsgsiei BY Pr 9: 2.
Buhhio. at wholesale and retail. No attention given 70 leitsrs
unle.s post p1id--post paid letter., o. verbal Communication
soliciting ulvice, promptly attended 70, gpts.
Wholssste Agent, Oi1oIt, Mcksslon 4 Robins. No. IN.
Maiden Lane, New feEk Ciy /; Mrs. a. .Kiddsr q Co. 9o,-
.yOiS Ssar a Bay. ChieHgo. fisk 3 Hal. Gisyeiasd Il.
nd f9r mle by ~ ss rsspsctsbLs prSgGsn thSouEhoui The
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Local Agents Names.

G. Kaufman s Co., Co Lancaster; Leonard & Bro
d. d. Reinhard, Lithopolis; o, II. Meller, Somerset;
Troop md Fickhart, Circleville; Henry King, Tarlton;
DR.. d. A Fisher, Baltimore. July 20, 1851 IL
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HA.sAM FOR TIE 1uNoH,
FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline, Asthma. Bronchitis Wasting
ofths Flesh, Night SWeatu. Splitting ofRlood, Roop-
ing Cough. Diihculty Of nrsathing. Colds. Coughs,
talueazA ilihisio, PAin IN tho Side, and ~
Diseases Of the Chest aud Lungs.
10000 DUA&AB9 @@WABD
Is TTERE ron A nETrER RE0ERrs
1T CONTAINS NO OPIUM. cALoMEL, OR
MINERAL FOLSOM
And n SnRe for tho moat delicate child
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which IN all diseases or ddrAngement5 Of the female hnma.
distractions, diihsalhsa, painful msnsiInatien,, &9l ha.
edectsda ente, This Ioot . indiEenoIA 70 our soil. and iopqd
out an equal; Il forms one Of the compounds IN the pEppAru-
~dshnltated fsmple, IL b luEe. md the lystsm win Be restored
For the relied OF all sympathsdo Diseases attendant on prsk
nancy II alag. those distressing and paiuial, ttolblss which
ono occur both 10 married and unmarried fpmales. and ~
moves those periodical obsEuerons shich ahss ffom tahnG
cold, &c. .,... fN- fEer.v
CONSUMPTION AM LIvER COMPLAINT, Bilious Die.
aasss, Inflammation If hg LHHks. CoBGhs, Cold, HoarRA
resf, NiEhf Sosats. RedkRss, Co., toF adj thess dssaEs -
Medicine has ever been IL equal.
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. oonPlniut Of a most painful character. b
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.

Of The virtue ofa medicine, never appeared. LII one or thI
peculiar features OF tis article that Ii never fds 10 benefit n
any Gnse. aud " bone and muscle are len 70 build np0h Ii ~
Ognnlinted md lingering invnll FT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

E,noo,or of France disclaims any exclusive
anb,,ion. fisit. interest or Advantage, with re-
gard to the islands.
The human voice has been heard across the
Straits of Gibraltar, a distance OF more 'han III
niles. This only hoppensin peculiar states "l
ihe weather. TIE sound OF military oano
has been heard at distance OF seventy miles
On a clear frosty morning.
TIE largest plale OF Glass. in America. 10
Inv Q feet was broken a few days ago. rs the
orktnen were setting il in window OF
Broadway restaurant. New York. 1t cost ST.
03C Several others of the same size were bro
ken on the voyage.
A difficulty occurred on the steamer Embas'
~ from Memphis,on one of her trips last week
between Jerome Watson. who resides near
the State line, and Judge Underw God OF New
Madrid. Mo. Watson, after beating Judge U
severely, commenced second attack on him
with n char. The latter on this renewal o1
ho,tilities. rushed on Watson with bowie
knife. and succeeded in inficung upon him two
wounds which will probably prove fatal. ! ne
witnesses of the affiay all concurfed IN The o
pnlonthat Judge U.acted alone In sell defence
NaahcHe Banner.
Miss THERESA FERENszY, Of Presbourg,
celebrated Hungarian poetess, whose verses
were as popular as those OF Moore IN Ireland
committed suicide by shooting herself with
pistol ON the 3lst ult.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

seredelemeais II Tie once powerful Ws'g Or
ganization OF Georgia.
We are also pleased to sec that Mr.. Toon'bs
has not. as we once thought he would ~,
in the ID, mocratic ranks. We
commend the second Of the series Of resolutions
offered by That gentleman 10 The notice Of South
ern Democratic editors. Mr.. Tooinbs was a
huge favorite with these gentlemen in the last
Presidential canvass. His authority was Con
stanily quoted by them to prove Gen. SCOTS
unsonndness on the slavery question, aud his
unworlhness Of Southern support. We hope
therefore, that our Democratic cotemporarles
will pay an equal degree ofrespcci and atten
ton to Mr. Toombs present structures on the
policy Of Gen. Pierce. The Georgia Senator
was then lauded 10 the skies as true South.
ern man in principle aid in feeling. and the
people of the South were earnestly invoked to
hcarken TO his voice. Are not his admon
tons entitled TO JUST much difference now as
they were eight months ago. and should not
his dcnuncations of Pierce carry along with
them the same weight as his denunciatons of
Scott 7-Richmond Times
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II f M A II X s :.

RICHMOND. June 80, 1853.
FLoUR-1h he market has been unsettled during tho
week The last has rather depressed prices,
and holders willing to SELL Sales in the early
part Of the week made the of 3 900 bb
at S1s s. but now the shippers disposed
go $40 few barrels new in market to day-made
for family uss.
WHARF.-The harvest is now going with fine wealth
Ell and good prospects of average crop Several wag
on loads to market yeserdaytaken by of our
city mils-plice not fixed We learn that 81 is offered
livery, AMI crops sold this price 10
Is days ago but of the farmers unwilling
sell for the present.
CoRN-f0 cents per bushel w1
Corn MEAL-6j cts per bushel for country Mills
asking 70 cts.
OATs-40 As per bushel.
ToBAcco-The market continues very active, and
general prices regard rather better than at the
date Of our last report. The weather continues very
dry and hot and every kind of vegetation is suffering Tor
of rain Our belief (bascd the accounts we have
eceived from the country and they command very iuy
our confidence is that under the favorable sea-
sons from this time the growing crop must fall far short
of an average The wheat crop is very good one
exceptin sections. whe e the joint has done
formed however, has been limited. The Dat crop Is
almost AMI entre failure large planter in Meckien'
burg snys he Corn and Dat crop is than 1t mas
been for some years-the latter, if gathered at ALL VIII
have to be, eitherby pulling up or with shears
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04
Connection with the Ohio River

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad already
feels serious embarrassment, lettering It's op
eralons. The people OF Baltimore have found
that the Valley of the Mississippi is not quite
opened to them by their railroad tapping the
Ohio at Wheeling. The Charleston Mercury
very truly remarks: "What with three or four
months Office in the winter, and three or four
months Of shoal water in summer, the OHIO
river is a most unreliable feeder to the busl
ness of a railroad, which to be successful must
know no intermission and hich must expend
daily almost as much to run empty trains as
full ones"
This experience of the Baltimore company
demonstrates tie advantage oil our CONNECTION
with the Ohio al Louisville by way OF Cum
bcrland Gap. From Louisville TO the Gulf
navigation is always open TO the largest size
steamers lt would be very we'll worth estab
fishing railway communication with the Ohio
at TINT poinr, lift were only of use when others
were suspended when the fact is, that il
will maintain, at all times and seasons. an &C.
tive and successful competition with all other
lines, its superiority is made obvious
We hope no unnecessary delay will be permit
ted, in the prosecution Of scheme presenting
so many advantages.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

When Chinese Emperor dies, the intel.
lieence is announced by dispatches to the sew.
cral provinces. written with blue ink the mourn
ing color. All persons Of rank are required
10 take red silk ornaments from their caps.
with the ball or button of Iank; all subjects of
China, without exception. called upon to
iorbear shaving their heads for hundred
days, within which period none may marry.
play on musical Instruments or perform any
sacrifice.
A great stride in submarine telegraphing is
the establishment Of a telegraph between Eng
land and Holland - wires ha, ing been carried
from the coast of Suffolk to the Dutch coast, q
distance in straight line Ollie miles.
Miss Bronte.the authoress of Jane Eyre
Shirley and Vilette. is reported as coming 10
this country shortly,
A report made to the Parliament Of theSand
witch Islands, by the Minister of Foreign Affairs
states, that amicable negotiations are now 60
ing on with the French Minister, and that the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

FENcING AND BoxING.-We invite assertion the
card Of Professor Roberts who proposes opening a
School in th. city. for Fencing, Boxing ard the various
Of selfd,fence. Major Roberts Las exhibited 10
u numerous testimonials Of character, competency and
skill in addition to which may state, that for
al years we have had knowledge of him a teacher,
ad bear testimony the with which he has
impaired his art to Others. He requests say that
he will those who desire become pupils in the
room over the Marshall House, tomorrow morning, 9
o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04
COMMERCIAL REcoRn
Lynchburg Tobacco and wa,

TOBACCO. = 1893
Inspections 10 June Both 1853. ,o,,,
Do to tine last year mus
For the past week, receipts and in.n.,,,e~,
been less than Tor The corresponding weet ., nave
The dry weather and reports of short planting 'If'
out The Tobacco growing region of our stn,a
cling excitement in the trade, with an sdvon.o ''u'
ces for the last week ten days, sayon Inc. on '''
Soc, end on stemming and ship ing Leafs. 70
Sales of Lugs to s. to 81 90, Common md w.
Leaf So so TO So so, good and 6ne S,emrina
shipping Leaf So so to sll. Manufrcmriny ""a
from $40 to $40 IS as in quality with sundrv -, NJ
$50, SIS and $500 ~ al
WHEAT-Dull and not wanted, sales at 10 u md On
for prime Red and Whit. "
WIN. T. SMITH, Com. uor,,.,
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FOR THE vIRGINIAN.
w ASH n & TON.

W n - II ~ VI " ~
a PATRIOTIC ODE FOR THE iTH OF JuLY1
There is no hoIier spot on earth,
In Northern or in Southern zone,
Than - consecrated by the birth
OF Washington.
When tyrants claimed the land and sen
A man-degroding, corrupt race,
And scarcely left FOR liberty
n resting place,
The Goddess left the unhalowed lands.
Aud westwar1: winged her lingering III 5ht
And poured on old Virginiu's Strands
Hel glorious light
And round the soul ennobling flame,
From forest mountain, brake and glen,
The sons OF cd Virginia came,
True hearted me-.
And he, the glory of the land
A nobler and Drawer none
Fer grasped the patriots vengeful brand,
Young Washington,
Arose and with gallant few
Virginia. sons-ther couatry's shield,
O'ort.rcw the Tyrant's hireling crew
Upon the field.
Inspiring freedoms smile shone bright,
The starry banner was nniurled,
A blessing and beacon light
To all the world.
OF every tongue-of every strand,
The prosecuted of our race
All seek 'Columbia's happy hnd'
And find place.
And north and south and east and west,
The conquering eagle yet will soar.
TIL all the world $ by freedom blessed
From shore to shore.
For Washington, why columns rase,
Engraven with his deathless nuine'
The world, the wide world is
His place of fame
The patriot true, the warrior brave,
Fame's noble and eternal heir,
All nations gather round his grave
And worship there.
LY cHBURG r. r. DEPoT,
June %, 1853
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

The Washington Republic inlima,es that in
giving SO many appointments 10 Free Sellers
and Seccssionists, President Pierce is acting
on the doicy pursued in regard to the Indians
viz: that sit is cheaper TO feed them than to
fight them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

The hIsc and lot in this City, belonging the
of Jno. Wills decd. which was offered at Auction Sat.
urIay evening taken in by the Administrators
$I0,350.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Fourth of July Celebration

~. The Sabbath school com ected with the Baptist
Church will celebrate the 4th by address be de.
livcret by Alexander Mcdonald ESQ.,, and singing by
Cil,I en-, the baptist Church. Services will com
at 10 o'clock. The public invited to attend
LnlN / 1873 1t. CUNT on ARRA MOMENTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

The English Tariff of duties on commercial
goods s about to undergo a great change, at
The recommendation fthe new ministry The
reduction of duties, we learn from the New
York Courier, is very material on various ar.
cles exported from this country, viz: books.
butter. cheese. clocks, rice, &c. We do not
find the article of tobacco enumerated; we
therefore conclude that this SO called luxury Tor
as the London Morning Chronicle terms it. an
article Of necessity, TO the poor will be liable
to the same duty as heretofore.
A Washington despatch to the New York
Courier says "All efforts ofthe Sloo Tehaan.
tepec Company to procure an assurance from
the Administration thalC onkling treaty, guar.
anteeing the contract and right of way, should
be laid before the Senate Immediately on its
assembling, have proved unayaing. BY the
terms of the contract, the " ork must be com.
nenced 10y the filth of FEBRUARY, 1854. 1t is
doubtful if the means can be raised for tho
work piior to the ratification of the treaty by
this Government; hence the Importance of
prompt action. The full amount of bonus has
been paid by the bankers in Mexico"
The Secretary of the Treasury has given of
fetal notice that the five per cent stock ofthe
United States, issued under the act of March
8, 1913 will be redeemed on presentation at
| the Treasury department, on the LIST OF July
after which date interest thereon will cease
4. The certificates may be transmitted by mail.
on receipt Of which, drafts will be RENTED for
the amount, pay able by such Assistant Treasu.
rer as the holder the stock may designate
: The New York Mirror states that tin mine
t has recently been discovered in Vermont which
promises to rival the most productive in Corn
c wall. Eminent parties are said to be interes
= ted in the discovery, and measures will soon
be adopted to develop the mine.
= The Washington Union, on the authority OF
y Gen. VillamiI, charge d'affaires of the Repub
lie of Ecuador, denies the statement that
) Charles Island, one of the group Of the Gala
# pages, has been leased or purchased by the
[ NIormons or any other personst but that on the
contrary, it is still open to lease or occupation
The New York Sun is pointing out some o
the pernicious consequences of a corruptine
prescription for opinions sake;-"lts indeien
sble absurdty 1--WE are told) is well illustrated
il in the management of our Post Offices. In then
e an indiscriminate change of clerks, for no 9th
J, err cause than political opinions cannot be jus
e ifed The recent changes have caused grea
I'll Inconvenience, in many cases. Letters are
h mscarricd and delayed. in various directions
y beyond their due tme and months must elapso
n before the confusion and blunders consequent
e upon the inexperience and ignorance of tn,
n new hands can give place to order, regulart,
and dispatch"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04
E.0CA

"DEscRIpTIoN OF THE PEAKS OF OTTER,
&c, BY HENRY MoRGAN."-Thisl little volume
recently issued from Our press, seems to have
met with decided favor We recommend it 10
our readers. confident that its perusal cannot
fail to interest aud amuso them.
Mr. Morgan has been favored with the fo'-
lowing Communications Of his v DIRK:
From REV Mr.. EDWARDS.
lave read the little volume entitled Sketches o
Virginia BY Henry Morgan, with great deal of inter
est It is written in bold, ernphic style and conuings
descriptions ofthe Peaks OF Otter, the Natural Bridge,
SC thai cannot fail 10 please and interest the reader
JOHNE. EDWARDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

Mr.. Frederick p. Stanton is having an &C
tive contest is his district in Tennessee, and Is
opposed by Mr.. Yerger, Wing. Mr.. s., in eli
feet acknowledges the corn" about the Prcsi-
dents appointments to Office, but does not
think that there is any thing wrong IN en-
deavorng to harmonise the discordant Gle
mcnts of great party" He had seen mo.
thing to give alarm tothe people Of the South. .
But did Mr.. Stanton tell the people of Tenn es-
see, betore the Presidential election, that free
soiIers and abotioniss were to be appointed
to Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

take pleasure in recommending to the pcrusal ofall
The aforementioned Sketches by Henry Morgan. The
book contains graphic descriptions of the enchan
ting scenery, in teresng anecdotes from noblest
men aud finest and is interpreted with poetic
illusions Of high order. For Vmgininns it possesses
peculiar interest. T G. JENNINGS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

feel confident that read the De- CT pon
Of the Peaks of Otter &C. by Mr.. Morgan, without be-
ing greatly interested and feeling increased desire
to ', and enjoy the scenery graphically described.
j. l. PRICHARD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

r. Is ~sE'enperance NOtice.-The friends
" of the Temperance Reform are carr estly re.
qncscd to meet at Clover Hill on Thursday the 9Th
inst, (heng Court day. when "A meeting will be held To
appoint delegates the State temperance Convention
to be held in Charlottesville the 4th IF August next
Onward i the word MANY TEMPERANCE MEN.
le '0-jv7 Republican copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04
Prices of Stocks.

City Bonds, par l00-sales ...---...-.....Sl SOL so
Va. and Tenn. r. r. Stock par 100. 80 0b
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100. ...-.... l24 90
Lynch Hose and Fire Ins. Stock par Co., 25 GO
Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
" p.,su,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

X ~zA Fempcrance EOticc.-Several Tenn.
perance addresses will be delivered at the
Hall ON the 9TH of July, at d o'clock M. All who
to attend-Espccially do invite the Ladies
Com'tee. Of Lynchburg Dir. No. 352.
je2suy4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-04

have given the 1st No of Mr. Morgan's Description
f Virginia Scenery partial examination, and feel JUS
tilted in saying that Is worthy of being generally read
BY every it contains many interesting
facts connected with history, which clothed in
language truly descriptive and engaging.
JAS. e. CLOPTON.
D. =. WILLS