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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

a NLW ORGAN.-It is stated that BeverIy
tucker Esq', formerly Of Virginia. intends
starting democratic paper in Washington CITY
The peculiar points Of the new paper arc rot
mentioned, but it is stated that funds have been
secured sufficient to insure it a respectable be.
ginning and that sit will be vigorously con.
ducted' Which way, pray; Vigorous Hun.
ker'sm or vigorous 6 Young America J" Is il
TO be the organ Of the present Administration
and its peculiar defender, or will it show nm ,ho
aeanty tree-soil and secessionist appointments in
their true light, and pave the way for another
interest in the new National Convention We
are interested IN knowing and wait with some
anxiety the appearance of the new paper One
thing Is sure that neither two nor ten journals
Will be sufficient to defend the Presidents course
N the eyes Of the people.
The old Union has got scared at this demon
itration and scared A. 0. p. Nicholson Of
Nicholson letter " notoriety to consent to take
lharge of that paper In his hands it will bo =
decidedly conservative and hunkerish concern
md II fuckers paper only leans towards tho
Dung America section We may expect some very
harp and spirited sparring 'There's a rood |
ime coming"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
Havre Cotton Market.

Adyices from llayre state that the sales Of
cotton IN that market for the week ending the
9Th inst. were 5000 bales The market was de.
pressed on the It'll, and sales were made at lower
rates, but on the Sth the market recovered MN
der the influence of the Battles adyices Snl
prices closed firm "'''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
London Money Mark
Weather and Crnns

The United States securities were unchanged.
with moderate transactions during the week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. the afternoon NJ tho
18th inst, Engine No. Is, on the Erie Railroad
exploded its boiler near the Susquehanna river,
~ which accident eleven persons were killed
and several wounded. Amongst the killed are
NJ Arnold, Engineer, and three women. Tic
otherS are mostly Irish laborers, who were en-
gagged 10 work on the road
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

MEMPHIS CONVENTION = LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE-HIsToRY OF THE BATTLE OF NORTH POINT
MARKETS..
ar. r..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

lrade IS not to be controlled by gonyen.
Tons but BY natural and artificial ADVANTAGES
mere is but one law which controls il, and tbat
Is the law Of self-interest Men will buv where
they can buy cheapest, and sell where thew can
sen dearest all other things being equal The
most accessible city from the ocean with cant
tai enough to own ships to bring merchandise
TO market, and to hold that MERCHANDISE fo,.
sale, with cheap and easy thoroughfares by land
and sea to the interior aud the distant coast
Is pretty sure to win in the struggle Tor ascen.
lency.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

fHE MHnrus CONVENTION Tin Nor,yo,l.
Express, under the head Of Tho Conrso - n +
Trade, considers the late Memphis Convention.
and says 'ii'io''
. The Baltimoreans, who had more TODD with
getting up the Memphis Convention than any
h7dy else and who expected most benefit from
tAe Convention itself, were unable to be present,
~ consequence Of the low state OF water Ion.
.s5ana Was largely represented bya body of men
VINO expected to encounter tllcsc MaryIanders
Y. " what was anticipated might be struggle for
WY IMPORT ana'e2pott trade Of the South 1t
on ne other-but the low water most sicnif.
canfly prevented the enactment of any now sec.
uonaI provision losing to the direction Of trade
either one way or the other
. lhe h..t Lid - -nun.. nj ......---l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
Married:

On Sunday, June IL, Mr. North Mr. John JtfRsry
and Miss MARGARET PORTAL, all Of III cly. ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
MEDICINES
IVA ROSES rAMI.y 49,,

- 1orhy ptaee IN ali FamHjs. ut
Regnter GraaHate an Ph1s7c,g,, - 5s,
1ieaee.-Dr. J. 5. Rose /. nm hss',..g., nm :,
fhiiadslp ia Medieni Suciciy 4 era,5. ae.
the University ct Penn, under IA, ~ =
ly emmin nj Professor, Pbysick -
Cuxe Jamrs aud Ilnrc--numc. eli 7fHa.
seience. anr having bad dai.y iutrrr z.+5 if,
tim With those distinguished p6,=a Ell
diseases nf nll kind. and The prone 10.
and being solicited by lh usards h, D.
bI, Preparations, he NV of, rs Ia H. i.#a'tt
sui OF Is experience Tor the pu.r d.. '..r d
lowing valuable Family Aledicir Is. ,,,,l zen
speei6e disca>c; ute So
Dr. J. 5. ROsc's Nervous and k.rs.
The Greatest Discovery il MedlrsI - ~
Nervous conditions ofthr Sy stem H let
Nrry. a, Conn lainis. The n,tuur 3i,,. 0.ss
81 Df.Rase : Nervous Cordial .fur Df.,.,s.' Dr..
PalpiltiioRs. Numbress, Neuralgia. 70
the Muscles. Heartburn, flatulence p. ..'a' !.
NBkefulness. Restlessnrss, or Ier flah q
wm down by cure, labor nr study h. u'hI
ply icinns t. use it in their rrurfre. hNa
stilntinn It is grand rcstCIer. i, nm, 'a
from the system all nervous nritat,o,..
miraculous in il rapid and happy Il H.,
aud nervous are Frequently res ur,d IT,. y
fore using one bottle. Price 30 CEN. '9e
Il MediciHe for erry Famii4-Da...
any pant II you do. you Will find M.
by using DR. J. :. Rose Pain Cufer L. %
preparation which CURES almost in.ta,.,.
rheumatism from Guilds pains ia the .5.I. J. ~
face. stiH neck, bruises, CONS and cbiIJs..
nothing equal 10 il for Jumps or ri.ipg h. H.
mother should be without IA nttic. VIM,
pain use the puin eurcr. safe to all soa. \
% AMI 30 cents
For all Bopd ComplamtS-Dr. Rs. n
Balsam.-A sure remedy for all bowel r.,-.l
Mixture is one Of the most important No.
should be kept in all families. A. sna,I..
ton il has no equal. Il eases Of iniapi. ~,
pain in tie bowels, bowel complaints. H..
restlessness, crying or general uain il h.
perfect balm.produ. ing sleep withouf opin,,.
without bitter, As specific Tor bowl .,.
adults it has never filled. Twenty five r.,,..
Dr. J. s. Roses Compound Ilaid E,,,os
For all Diseases OF the Kidueys and RIal
Specific for Goul.-Ths is drrid edIyo[a ="
emedies ever used for diseases Of the tid,,.'
&c. and also for gouty rtfections; sIes,.
commended by the late Dir. Physick. and ma.
mosl distinguished medical men abroad Pr.
For Lfcer C0mPiaints, Dyspepsia. d.
being the largest gland in the human bnd. .
frequently dcruuged than any oihrr linn 81
peusla. constipation, cold feet and los Of ann.
skin becomes yellow, the spirits droop. md +.
great aversion to society Regulate The Iiy.,
correct all these evils. The sme,t prcparaI.,
are DIR. Roses celebrated Railroad OF Aet.Bi,
They carry off the bile, and soon give an am.
streng b
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken
person has been troubled with dy.pep,in f,
time.-Price 30 cents, but for cold biliou, r,6
die, Ne. take DR. Roses Ami Biiou. d.
Pills--l24 aud % cents per box.
Al! the above preparations, with Dr.. Rose,
Adviser To ersons in Sickness and in Heal
had at WRIGHT Il ALItSOy
sept7 com NJ, nn-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
- nv u -
JESSE T. HOP Il
IIUPTTVT'V OF IIOphIIs
Liberty, Va, June Both, 1853.
MoRGANroN. \. C.. Jnnc

MoRGAHroN, \. c., June 30l.
DIR. A. q. Bragg 4 Co.-l feel it my duty to
my fellow beings " ho are afflicted as haYe eel
my testimony to the wond rful effects Of ,ng.
Liniment. was severely attacked in Dcr.n
with Rheumatism in lis worst form, sulrHfg o.
day with eXcruciating pain for xix monfI .bea
whoieliae unable /, walk OF even step. Myligt
50 contracted and drawn up that could not
til ground, and my left arm was badly coat.ar
ring the whole time ~as attended by Two @
skiful physicians in the pace, bur they @ate@
afford me reli"i,and linaily gave me up--pronm
incurable, and said | nu.t die.
At this critical moment commenced using
lean Mustang Lniment. aG ~ : = - 3. 4,s> :. +,
ties began to find relief from my suffering.
using seven bottles ] was as well - ever va'
GEORGE E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
T. sEABIKl,
LEXINGTON a 'Ehrougt


6 S,,slss.4.,rsss5 TO 1UGiIaH1N il TWo00S'jN
oHy GaR PICKETT Boats.b - ScafSr,'ir
uni Lyreftmg --Ou an utter the 10Th our Bouts VIII
leave Richmond duiiy. Sunday excepted, the u,,u
hour. =. n. and arrive in Lynrhhprg urs, aud
u Buchanan in a hours
Recurring, leave Buchanan nj Z a. NJ every day
except sunday, mud arrive IN lyucihuR ut % >.
leaye Lsn,hburg ut 3 !. NJ. and arrive in Richmond ju
! bars in t.ino connect with the Norol, bouts lea,
ng at "A A. ~. and ne Southern and Northern itn
liuud ear ieuyiugHt a. NJ
PuzseugnIs Cor LcXiugt connect with dnly line
IT StBees III Nnra Bivrr Returning. lense Lexinstor
rvery day,e>.cpt Sum nys. and arrive in Richmond b.
"a hotfss
pussraerl> fur Farmville, nrn 81. Buckingham II
le s225, Charlotte Vile re g. 81 StHunton, fn,o
~. vii leave Richmond IN Tuesdays Thursdays, ou 4
Satur,7t, laat..
Below seecurd of ume IF arrival AT intermediate dj.
tuuces;
L--r- nLcAnn n- .L.L.lu -...nL NnnALAA .. u L- IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hog Sheep and Cave, Of
over eight in number, will be cnfriod 3rd cla,s
Good. The weights 10 be regulated a, follows Hur-
sca, 1000 lbs; Mules 800 Beef Cnttle. 1000; Stock
10. roo; Hogs. 15G Sheep, 100, Calves, l25. under
months old. Lumber Of all kinds, and Coal to
he loaded aud unlohdcd by owners, or consignccs.
One day only will be allowed load unload unless
by special agreement in writing. Whichever Car is
sih"r" s=saai1 loaded after arriving it, place Of
destination, over "a hours, une.s otherwise agreed
upoN VIII be at the option Of the Compau, unload
it, and charge at he of 30 cent. pcr Car load far
Lumber aud 30 for Coa and also chm 90 at The
rate of 81 60 per day. for the nse If The Cal
THOS. SHARP Supr't
aug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. K. Il.
IL E.nrlss md Rr1,. cnnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
L IltES

The Liniment is put up in bottles of three 81
sells at % cents, so ce is, and 81 per bottle
cents size contains 3. Tines as much us lhe -5'
the dollar size three times As much the
size. being much cheaper.
a. 6. BRAGG x CO, Proprietors, 30l B7
New York, and st. Louis. Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers -,''
JOHN II. SEAi,
D. R. LYMAN and
r. STABILIZE sc
Spt,t 91-wly Appnts INHG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
MuKGANTo June 3il'i

M"KGANTo june 5Vb
certify that am acquainted Nth George
thai he was afflicted with Rheumatism as abo'r
and was cured by the use OF the Mexican
Liniment. JAMES c. SNlfH
Merchant and Huie h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

1893

asOi n A. " y = & a. u 1905
4 CERTAINLY ri VI. tbpuklu FOR IA liherl pat
ruuer during tive three y,ur. hnye been doing lu.
,iness II l.yn, lluts under my and pleased
that nut af ~, t,rme friend. have found aud hrur
va mind my 10. Htiou.
iy#oppI, thi. ttil more extensive and rr,bn'ly
.ttt tIigtl any s,o OF the kind OF Guods r,tr
huaah to byr.hhur; aud whilr there II BE- snnl
advance ia ia, price IT some nriclcsmy surfing n,oun
ol 'iise aud le, i've viii, as heretofore be strictly
.lbrlrd Ia.
uel7u =. SEABuRl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
AGTWFz E's CeIcbrnteti dheunienl

~ go "a -" - y. ~ ....
s.,.1. r.. NJ J..,5 ,5 ''.,..'a'''
- 49, - 55 .. IN. ~, ,...'
ga e''"
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b.al,bv sa,fs.,. t,, .> ..,.a. n, ~,
., - ~. w. -. a., us
H., III. a. ,.., IN ~ D. -.
ft. s,,ie :. ,js..s,,,,,, ~ 800, -,
FL - +I -. -. 80
- - !'r ''aa''
~ ' i''''N
A,,,,.t.,., -. = 80, So. s''ss''S
III = ft' y - -
-. 49, '..", .-t, ' ~. y,
p, -, '' - ,..''f 7 ma
-. ~. ~ es1. ~ 100
-. .s.. !, 'i t"''' - ''t's Pow"
"fi. pronounce hhatIhHi- ~ rs itNut k"shN0ff H1-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

1Iltcieea pp,opi,0tc toH rus CiaSS-Boxeso OF mats
buuucts q furniture
articles appropriaieto Second Class.-Boxes, bnles
dry good feathers, shoes, saddley glass, paints, oils
hugs and {, ntcctionery.
ArirleS apsropiiajcto Third Class.-Vmgiuia domes
tics sugar coffee liquor, banging. rope. butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides, yarns cop
per, tiu sheet iron, hoowware, queensware, castings,
hardware marble (dressed) andother heavy articles
enumerated in spe,iuI or fourth classmates.
A,ticles appropriate 10 he FonA C1ass.-Flour, lin
sncks) rice. pork, beet fish lard, taow and bacon. (n
casks boxes sacks, beeswix bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit, bar IRON marble, (nndressed) mill and
grind stones. mill gearing.
r...... 20 miles $50 Salt per bushel
' ,"a eff %. 100 miles 200 eefi6y pounds. 10
n 1T" " n, = $50 miles. 80 II
WV ''' zoe miles. 800 Carrie ast. l.
Ser 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
See winter comes, % rule the varied year.
Snllen and sad. with all his rising train,

dTIVI6i ITU CTOIIs,
4 d Ice, and sIeet aud hail, the poet might have
"A aided,-Ihe very thought of which is enough to
make one shg"r. By the way. you can bid defiance 10
Jack Frost and laugh in your sleeve at old Borcas
himself il provided with one ol the mnny STYLES Of
ON hkC9AiS.CLOAkS OR 81 ANKE1S which may
be found at the Bazar. just received by he onion
Clinton and Dispatch fresh supply of Lam skin.
Partridge, Beaver, LouSkin. Reversible Beaver. TaG
ed, Sonag, Pilot, Korscy, Flushing Cloth and CnsS
mere Overoonts CIoahs, Caledonans. Iainas Travo
ling Blankets, &c in great variety and f. sale chem h,
A. S. SHAFER X co,
oct - Is NJ, g..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

W. lave on hand good iet Of Clocks somc iron.
ca eel ialad with Iarl wy p.ruy mnntie ornaments
and soe titne-kccper--Als very prrfty l1nr piece
-panble for GhurcDca, Counting nom- u all ~ which
guarantee To pcriprm accurate umo-And ns but not
oh#t " nave % tow nf tn eefehrutci e .nnltsf Rnzor,
. t..ri.. nrtic,r-We laye tied thrm. aud therefore
to mem L. excel aHy fHsrd bcloic Al thuae wan
t.. Co.. L. "a 1ur line Ar especially solicited 10 coll
aud .tauiHe our stocl before purchasing elsewhere
nrI. lite H. SIt.NERTllORN \ 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

sNsEED OH
~ 800 gals. Lnseed Oil.
900 lbs. Lewis Pure Bhi.o Lend
Barrels SP'ts Fufpentno,
Chrome Green. in Oil.
Paris Green in Oil,
Paint Brushes Yarnish. &c, &C.,
For sale y
WRIGHT & ALLlSON'S
seTt l2ets Ner DyDs sts-c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
SERVANTS,

the lminls stopped for passenger between an,
ntlhe above named points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Tran. and no charge vii
he loss than twentv-iiNe cents in any
Passengers weo do procure Tickets (except those
who take the where tickets are not ,old s
will he charged by the conductor per cent in al
don to the regular rates Of fare provided however
hati no case sh he receive less than ten nor NOR
the road.
Servants vii be required to have two passes one Ia
he left with The Ticket AGENT and ore with the
lor which masses, must be explicit in granting the rv
lee 70 uave on the cars Free colored persons will he
required to produce hcirfree paner-o will mol be-
permitted 10 travel on the cars
MAY lt-ts. TilOM IS SHARP.
stunt. REPRESENTATIVES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
Silver and Plated Ware.

We hasa al.o u rooB assortment Of Silver for"'
Sroans l4Hlcs. threaded and plain handle-i Cup
Butter bui4es fulit-luisez--nii ct genuine Goin. W
hose al.a Inc genuine Albaa plated Spoon- forh Bon
tee knise-: ma rsccllrut article plated Castor ou'
FBYI. tsEat4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07


" Buchanan, " .---.s..... 80
BOYD, EDMOND X DAVENPORT.
Aug lG--dScts
M OOD.-oalnn1 Hickory, weIl ,eneoncd, jus
" to hand. We expect to keep a regular supply
in future. Those who will need good fre-wood--wil
please send in their orders early.
aug ITS ECHOLS & PRYOR.
IUST RECEIvED-MarbleM Nantes, which
~ We viii sell low for cnsh
oct l0ts JNO. b. GADDESS & BRO
ENSEED OsL--l,00ne ptns, best article, il
IL nght bbl. just 1t hand and sale by
.ept3Ats d. +. SAEkETT.
eNAET! SAEE!!-20O Sacks Marshall Fa-to.
y ~ filed in prime older landing til, day and fo
sale by LEE & JOHNSON
se6f 3n "a
aC1aRNEs1E ysE4--I I.-IT-g.- Il,,,
W from mnnula cturer, =, eaived and Tor sale by
.ept BOT, RF sAGkFTT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
oTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
, zScr,RrTRc CLOTHING EMPORIUM

LYEcHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM
by EXPRESS
lAiL be or,, ed sr halol,,"1 1f p s9' ve.ne;
Fine Ffsae aud English 0a-simcn''' ioeh on', ~
',,ef.r cut pud flush WITH Rutlles-sometiiihg new
o@ "a, ~ Int .l. anu HATCHER LOCKWOOD < co.
DnIpAUATl0N FOR THE FALL
AnD WINTER cAAPAIGN, ls5j-'31 --lh'
.,o.rrilers are now receiving their stock al
Fn,, a. Winter Goods,
10 which they respectfully invite the aiie, t'' y, cue
puldlr II i. believed Ia be II largest anu mus van"
able ever exhibited in rhi- city, and comprises m gree
va,i " everything properly belonging Ia the hbA,'
MADE CLUT II SG and tientirnens FINISHING
business. in pnrt as follow: 60 -
French Block Dress aad ffoek Goats --...s !" 1
English 49,. ~ t' ~
4 -, = Ger q to -
Ta,c, Dress and Froek Cents Of every de- nlr r,",
Cloth Cashmere. Tweed and Beaver Sucks, Han
Sacks frocks and PaIctots, varyins N rec from
to s4.
OVER COATS of every suitable style Of goods it,
market. ~,
PANTS & YES rS--lnpur large and cholce n~snit'
n1rit 1nv BE- f1un styls suit ali lasfe Oh the tI
NOR our .f1rk eff Black Cashmere, French Doe Skin
Ribbanl. Barathra. French, English and American
Fnnc Boot tops and sJIid coors is not surpassed IN
nny one csta sizhueutn Virginia. VEsTs- Rich llu-h
Velvet Grrnadinp, Florentinr and Bntathea SIk; Ca-h
me-. Ipifgfian Cashmere Fancy Wool, TURNER'S Sat
in valencia Cashmere, Popin, Satin Velvet &c, Pul
~ and Wedding Vests, White, Light colors and Tin
seized SILK, Meiinoand Velvet.
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well sup
pied with every thing pertaining TO that branch ct th"
business rs Gloves and Hosiery Shirts Collars Buch
and Fanc, Crayats. Stocks Snspenders, Porket Hnnd
kcrchaf.. Money Belts. Under Garments, Scars, Night
Caps .nokin do Foot Mnd;, Dressing Gowns, Study
do Silk Gmgh.m and Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks \
Carpet Bngs.
Country Merchants
Arr. invited to examine STOCK Our prices will he
found IA Low goods Of the same qualify can be
purchased in the Northern cities.
SERVANTS CLOTHING -Tohncco h.anufaclu
rers aud others having servants clohe. should not
fail To Civ call before furrhas ng. Oar army Of
sepng-actiaes win enabe furnish 5000 servant,
suits for the Fall TRADE.
A. S. SHAFEh & co. Min 81,
sept % Is Lychbure, Va.
~ Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon and Wythe
Vile telegraph please cot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

~ Office My stool, tool. ana hands fol Ga. Fit
y ting, huvcall arrived in lynchburg, and auuow
fully prepared tseNccuta all orders entrusted to me
with lath''Incss aud dispatch.
would be thankful my friends 10 hand in their OF
hers nt,1. pryesH hurry 0bnut the time t gas i
10 be put
No Bills will he presented thn tn frs, If Jan
unfy neNt uudor any circumstances.
ie 22.dts \. q. DARNEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

~ HIS, Sassiiners ~ VeSiings.-
~ The subscriber has in store y large stock eff Inr
and fancy Cloths, Black aud Fancy Cassiners of the
latest styles; Velvet, Plush, Cashmere and Black and
Fancy Silk Ncsfings
lh'se wishing 30 supply themselves with somethins
handsome would do well 10 call soon.
me articles can be made up in the best manner and
itest style by Mr. Meara, who will give satisfaction to
those WHO intrust him nth their work
rept Its n + e pETFpS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

J Nj HEwiTT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPREss Co, 10 \
HARDEN's EMPRESS "a Broad,
PuLLEN. VIRGIL \ co.., IL "
WELLS, FARGO d Co :, lG VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07

Having used the Mustang Linirneni in my
severe cases Of hard Jumps and dwellings,
give my certificate to its excellent effects \
ter had a hard lump, the size of II hen's egg
wrist for year. told her to rub il with the
and lew applications entirely removed it,
50 used the Imminent for Scrofulpus Turner'S.
il . in the throat ,o long standing, on two ofm,
aud il removed them both in short time
them ali remarkable cures, and I, commend III,
Liniment The best ai9icle ever used
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkir.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
Fine Gold
Lever " atehes,
Rich .IeWelry.

VIZ have bcnut,i4I selection OF Gentiemees' Gold
Fob Chains senl.. KY tunrd krys; Ladies Fob mud
Guaru Dhaina: pson very rfas Bsottmrut nt barrr2f
Ipdra Bfnarhr, Of The ntrst mud approved styIs
B,arcIetz. fiHfrr Rings and UuH Pins, 6nd nnd SILVER
Sr6{arles and many athe Hucle. in The line 900 nn
n1otoas Ia mention Ia THIS advsrtcment-t" which we
rr.nrlI llIIN lnxilc tAn ntfalllen Of lhr public
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and no multrr Of how long standing.
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Physicians the first standing have exam"
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cess, where all other remedies allied 10 effect
The above remedy Is unsurpassed for thr cur
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For Sore Throat, White SwelIings. { lc l. Chr
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from the most reliabe persons lestifying to IL n
tuI ethcauy in the cure OF the above disease.
the following:
SrAUNroH, May 3iD
Nr. HutcheS0n Dear Sir:--I take Plea'ol' "
that your Ointment has been used in my tam
given entire satisfaction one single aPPiic"'
immediate relief, and ifappiicd rs II shaa'4 ~
no doubt would mpke permnnens CUES.
pleasure III recommending il e. the aiihcle"'
Yours respectfnlly. ,anul
In ofe,ipg ibr above Ointment to the aAlic''d
rretors nike tn" high ground that where II a. ~
in -ffict acc, rGance with directions sun
OF Time and not being att ded with ben
the money viii be rriunde upon app slea'l''I q.
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directions ana pamphlets nccompanyins To-
Price 30 70 t. aud s each. "a
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dun. Botctourt county V. Sold BY -at
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VIRGINIA & TENN. RAILROAD
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ON aud after Monday, ocr. 3rd the Express Mail
" and Passenger Train will leave Lynchburg dali
except Sundays, nj O'Clock, a NJ and arrive Big
Spring Mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Returning. will enye Big
Spring O'Clock, =. M aud arrive in Lynchburg al
50 o'clock,P NJ.
The Accommodation Train will lenve Lvuchbmg dai
~. except Sunnays, at % o'clock Z NJ and arrive at
Bun-ncks AT 6 o'cnck. p, NJ. Returning leave Bon
sacks u o'clock, A. NJ ard arrive in Lynchburg al
81 o'ciork. y NJ. TIIOS. SHARP, General
sept 29.ls Sup't. Va. & Tenn. K. r.
To Express and Republican copy.