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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

Sermon on htdntiie Saipation, preached on the
occasion Of the death of Lucy Claiborne
Brown, infant daughter of Henry }. and Luz
cy c. Brown. of Lynchburg, Va, Delivered
February the LIST, 1854. By Rev. D. f. Ed
wards, A. NJ, Lynchburg M'Donald and Pc
tiers.
We have read this sermon with heartfelt sat
isfacion. The death of an infant brings pangs
of deepest grief to the home and heart of a fami-
iy circle. and there are very few homes and hearts
TINT have not felt these pangs Of SORROW. How
defective would Christianity prove as soother
of human hearts, comforter of it's sorrows, If it
had no balm for these griefs. lift shed no light
upon the gloom of childhood's grave. If it left
darkness upon the grave of infants if it gave no
response to the voice Of the Rnchels mourning
because their children are gone. if it offered no
consolation to tn smittcn hearts of parents, then
indeed, would Christians be of all men most mis-
cradle But it has voices many, and balm most
soothing and sovereign for parental grief. Hap
PLY are these voices uttered III the feicitous
words Of this discourse, and with skillful hand
is its balm applied to hearts that need its conso
lations 1t is an excellent discourse, well con-
ceycd, rich in imagery, truthful in sentiment and
beautifnlin eXpresslon.-R Rich. Chris. aduocate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

A letter from Paris published in the National
Intelligencer. says, that although it is unfortu-
nate our Minister there does not speak or under
stand French, yet he is much liked, and the A
mericans are satisfied with his appointment. 1t
is added, that the Americans are in crowds in
Paris, sand present themselves in great numbers
to Mr.. Mason for presentation to the Emperor
At recent levee our good-tempered Minister at
the head of some thirty more of his country
men, said to the Emperor, as he stopped before
the group, "Permit me to introduce your Majesty
to my countrymen; they are all Americans."-
This turning of tables, by Introducing the Empe-
TOR, only created smile; but one of the group
made much more unfortunate error. He was a
New Yorker, and had been, it appears, person
ally acquainted with Louis Napoleon when in for
mer days the latter was in that city. Of this, in
very bad taste, he reminded the Emperor, and
then added II hope to have the pleasure of a
gain seeing your Majesty in New York" This
was almost as bad as the speech of lady TO
George the Third, "that the thing she most wan
ted to see was coronation -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
PROPOSALS FOR 100000 OF THE
Bonds of the Southside Railroad Connan

BONDS OF the Southside Railroad COMPANY
GUARANTEED by the City of Petersburg and fur
~ ther secured by NOR gas the road and all its
property Will be received al the Office of the Company
in the city of Petersburg until TUESDAY, the 2nd day
of May next.
The Bonds ave per cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
April, 1884 and redeenable $50 900 on the st jan
nary 1870. at the Office the Company in Petersburg
in sums of $500, s5oh and $1,000 The other 81 SO 900
are redeemable in 1873, and may he made pa, able
either in the City of Petersburg in the City of New
York, as the bidder may elect and in sums of
Coupons payable LIST january ard st july
TERMS:
The bits must specify whether 70 the Bonds paya-
bic in 1870 or 1873, and if the latter whether 10 be pay
able in Petersburg or New York.
twenty-five per cert. of the par value OF the nm lur
awarded 10 each purchaser to be paid Two eays after
such award made; % per cent. az before the Goth
May; % per cent. or beio.e 9th June and the bal
ance or before the lit dry ofJuy nc x or the whole
amount can he taken s"oi at option o purchasers
Ten per Ct Mt "t H. par vuue If the amount awarded
to each purchaser will he retained security for fb
nihnent n the contruct, w.ich interest will be al
loved For the re idue paid in, Bonds will be issued
WI. PANNILL, President of
Soth Side X. K. Co. Petersburg Va
npl 22-ilts % -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

IMMENSE PASSENGER TRAFFIc-We cannot
cease to feel surprise at the immense tide OF trav-
ell flowing through our city. Every day some
new fact is brought to our notice, which exhibits
the actual state of Things, and we have no other
means of relief than to chronicle it, and allow the
wonder TO be shared by the world at arge-onr
readers We are informed that on Wednesday
last, twenty-sx first class passenger coaehes
WEI brought in upon the three trains of the
Michigan Southern road, and on yesterday TWEEN
ty.ninei These coaches seat sixty six persons,
which gives us three thousand six hundred and
thirty passengers in two days by one road alone.
-Chieago Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
A Candid Confession.

The Mobile Register, Ia Democratic paper,)
cordially concurs in the action of the Municipal
authorities and citizeus of Mobile, in rendering
the Inequalities Of that city 10 Ex-President
Fillmore. The Register remarks:
aWhen he was candidate for the suifrages
of the people when he wns the active participant
in poli:icnl movements; when he propounded pol
ieies and dispensed patronage, we found, or
thought we found, in the honest indulgence OF
Characteristic American freedom of thought ma
nv elaring imperfcctions many weak points or
salient errors. in his public character We did
moi like the circumstances under which he was
elected 10 the Vice Presidency. or the elements
which secured his success. We Ind no faith in
him a national man; we thought him sectional
and fanatioal: aud we have over disliked the par
~ opinions which we believed him to entertain.
But we are bound to confess TINT our fears and
apprehensions were ngreeably disappointed dur
ing Mr. Fillmore's administration. He exhibited
an amount of ability, a solidity of judgment, n
deliberate prudence, aud an enlarged and com
prehensye patriotism, which we had not award
ed to him. Much OF this would nnquestionably
have arisen from the Matchmaking influences OF
the office, but ii would be narrow and illberal
spirit 10 deny il also TO the merits OF the man,
His better nature, the nober qualities of his head
and heart which had not reached their full ox-
pansion in the early days of his Congressional
cnreor were drawn forth in the sunshine of his
high position, and answered 10 its imposing res
possibilities aud demands He made in short, II
far better President than anticipated, and en-
titled himself, when all his nntccedents and eoun-
ter influences nre considered to no small share
of the gratitude of the American people,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

The city of Chicago has decided by popular
vote to hayea tunnel constructed under the river
there, to supercede the bridges Mt present used.
The latter cost $4,000 to build, and the expense
of repairs and tenders for 1853 was about ~. 0eO
for each 1t is thought that in ten years the
tunnel will prove "a saving of money to the city,
besides abolishing the bridges.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

INCREASE OF SILVER. d. Cosmenil, ESQ,
of the Treasury Department delivered few
days since, at the Mint in Philadelphia, fifty-two
tons of ingots of silver, the value of which is one
and quarter million of dollars. The Union saws
the government purchased Mexican ingots of sill
yer amounting to two millions of dollars at 3
per cent. premium, three-quarters of IA million of
which were left at the Mint in New Orleans. The
object of the purchase of this amount of silver is
to increase the supply of silver change.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

RELIEF OF THE INsANE.--I 1t is stated that,
under the bill appropriating l0,000,0OO of acres
of the public lands for the benefit of the insand,
Vrginia's share will be six or seven hundree
thousand acres. The bill awaits Asqgsignature
of the President to become a law. raek~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

FIRE AT MACON, GEORGIA. destructive fire
occurred at Macon, Geo, ON the 18th inst.
Among the houses consumed were the dwelling
OF DIR. Rosevilt; dwelling and office of DR.. Pye;
DIR. mpson's drug Store; the Botanical Medi-
cal College, and the stores of Messrs. Punch.
Walker Messett and others. Loss S50,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

We are gratifed to learn, as We do on the most
reliable authority. that all ground for aPprehen-
sion arising from the rumors of smallpox at
Campbell c. H., have passed away If indeed a
ny ever existed. The gentleman who was sup
posed to be afflicted with that disease has entire
ly recovercdand at this time no symptom OF it re-
mains in the village or county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

THos BRAGG. a brother of Capt. Bragg, of "a
little more grape" memory, has been nominated
by the Democratic State Convention of North
Carolina for the guhernatorial chair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
Stabler's Good Medioines'' are reco,,,ro, !


ed To TN public, wih the assurance that nothing is
claimed fr them, but what th.v really possess The
Rl EXPECTORANT hive been certified to in hundreds
of eases where il has been hene6 ial in Coughs odd,
Sore Fhroats Asthma Bronchitis and cisea ,es of the
lungs and throat generally. The DIARRHGA COR.
DIAL is also known have cured ,Ircds Of cases
0i tn serious diseases Of the b1wts which so often
prove fatal Indeed in rer ard Ia both medicines a
ral of their merits by the afflicted is nhdentlv asked
a. W. really believe there are better medicines in use
See adv ertisemsnt in another column. and descriptive
pamphlets To be had gratis # The agents. Price for
each bottle only 80 cents, or six loilles 81 80
ami
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

Hon. Thomas III. Benton notifies the public
that he will not receive letters through the st.
Louis post Office, because anti-Benton man is
postmaster. He tells his correspondents TO use
Adams IL Co.'s Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

In the House of Lords, on the evening of April
2. the Earl of Aberdeen. replying to question
put to him by the Earl of Shaftesbry. announced
that the 26th inst had been appointed as a day of
national humiliation and prayer, in consequence
of the declaration of war;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

The WAR CLAusE.-The Providence Or. |.
journal says the marine insurance offices in that
city, following the lead of like institutions in the
large commercial places, will hereafter insert the
war clause in all policies issued by them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

NEBRASKA INpIANs.-Nineteen Indians of the
Delaware and Shawnee tribes accompanied by
two interpreters, arrived in Washington on
Thursday, the object oftheir visit being to make
treaties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

William A. Crawford A. NJ, of Virginia, has
been elected Professor of Mental and Moral Phi
losophy in Delaware College.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
"How happy 5 every child of grace,
Who nsrI- hts sins forgiven.

WIN ttri- hts sins forgiven
In her last moments she dropped words of ten
der affection to her weeping parents and little
brother, and sent messages of love to her alb
sent brothers and sisters, and then, perfectly in
her senses, folded her hands upon her breast and
gently passed away. Thus hin the brief
space of a little more than mo-. rs, have these
parents been called upon to commit to the tomb
two daughters, just at the age of ripened woman
hood. In August last, Mrs. Sallie b. Rice, CON
sort of DIR. VIM. Il. Rce-a younger daughter
was laid to rest in the paternal burial ground,
in hope of a blessed resurrection and little
more then two years ago their second son, just
20 years of age, youth of rare promise, was
snatched from them while off at school. There
they all sleep side by side--a peaceful, happy
trio-no more disturbed by the cares and ankle
ties of earth. What blessed meeting have
they had on high May the teachings of that gos-
pei, which brings "life and immortality to light"
sustain and cheer the bereaved parents under
their heavy Affections.
"Did ever trouble yet befa
And He refuse To hear thy call
Aud has He mt his promise past
That thou shalt overcome at la u
Though roug and thcrny be the r,nd.
IL leads thee home, nruce, to God;
Then count thy present trials small,
Fo' heaven will make amends for all y
Religious Herald and Dan. Reg. please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
SEABURY'S SHOE & HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. 7

4 IL receivi n,ge supply &great variety of .pling
4 & Summer Guods. ] am confident lh re has nev +
been opened in Lynchburg such a..niiment of LA.
DIES CATERS, SLIPPERS, Blu : | NJ BOOT
LlNDS and WALKING SHOES; GENTLEMEN'S
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES, SLlPPEbS& PUMPS;
MISSES lrE2RS, BOOTS and SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS anu SHOES and CHILDREN'S SHOES by
The small CART LOAD!
Also "A splendid sortmcut Of MEMS BOYS and chill
DRENs SUMNER HATS and CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks Ca.pet ,gs. Walls -, Umbrellas, &C., &c.
My two oldest with as Statesmen. an it
Is my purpose to have every accommodating extended
my customers which reason will approve To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks tendere4,
with Assurance TINT all n be done that ought to be-
to secure its continuance. =. SEABURY.
N B,-My friends viii find some one in my store at
almost every hour, day night, except the Sabbath;
on That day T. ere is aomittqnce, of course. i. s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ Dangerous counterfeit is often the heading of
ncwsfaperartices intended to put the community on
their guard ag ns imposition, but buy few bottles Of
Emmersons American hair Restorative aud you in
not require any notice in future for anything in this line
Price 81 90 nlargo Bottles For sa e by
arl 2l-lw d. f. LYMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
NOTICE.

I can ne founG at my office, from o'cock A. NJ T., 2
H. o'clock T. NJ. really when not ofic sllv engsred
q" any writing inthe way of preparing deeds coEt,ac,s
VIII. and othe instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS of
coming nathalized will be attenrcitn
AMI 2a.dts wN n p,.>.o,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

Mr.. FILLMORE is expected in harleston du-
ring the present week He has accepted The in
yitation of the Mayor, stating that he Will pro
coed from Savannah to Charleston by sea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,

E1SW are auth ,rized II announcr JAN Els HART
WE'LL PERKINS rs candidate far the flee ofC nm
missioner of the Revenue, for Western Di,trrt of
Cnnrb"I County apl 25-s'tde
~ We re authurized announce ANDERSON
W. JENNINGS rs a candidate fIr Snerinf at Campbell
county, (npl 10 cde)
w We are authorized to anuolnce DANIEL a
NLNNhLLf as cWndidotc fI Commis, ur er Of the
Revei ue for Eastern Dsl,ict OF Can phel Cnu3ty
apl 10 wide
10 We arr requested to uuce JAS. n. PRYOR
lor Comml- sionsr oil ihe Revenue, Amherst Co.
nnl 7-lm
We are au hqrised In announce. LAFAYE TIE
LEI es Candidate for tile office of Sheriff If C,n,r
"'' S"u'iy at Tue next ''etti"n' lmat II dSrtdr
- We are authorized announce SAMUEL n
QtARLES ao cal,iidatn G,r the office OF Sher # -
w " .-.llS q. tlP .'Ht g ecilan. feb 2S.t.
ONE EiNE-TONEO GtSpAEs-T-..
~ sale by r. STApT rp 80 o.
apl islscts " W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
TEMPERANCE NOTICE

p. S. WHITE, the great Temperance Advocate,
will speak at Temperance Hall tonight, WED.
nesday.) [apl %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

The House of Representatives, ON Thursday,
passed the resolution from the Senate authorizing
the Postmaster General to extend the contract
for carrying the mail between Montgomery and
Mobile, in Alabama. The House then resumed,
in Committee of the Whole the consideration of
the Senate's amendments to the Military Aeade-
my appropriation bill, and ooncurred in the a
mendment appropriating $4,000 for riding hall
for the instruction of cadets. The vote in the
House on this amendment was a close one-69 to
&c. The House refused to increase the salaries
of the Professors of French and Drawing, but in
creased that of the Master of the Sword to $1,000.
The difficulty of keeping quorum during the
sitting was again experienced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
4 SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN.

n perence. who vfn come well reculnmehde''' nj,
'ironS o nbainingA situation in an AcadefY :" .sn
81 rs tai school fnr tile next year llew"ud nc pc
go a suetion which promises pernanency. fl
Address the Vtreiniua Office O7 - "Se'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

The New York Journal of Commerce says -
We yesterday had the pleasure of an interview
with Gen. Scott. His massive frame is still ro-
bust and vigorous, and he appears capable of en-
countering the hardships of another war, if ne
cessary. He lives in handsome style on Twelfth
street, convenient 10 his business office, the
Headquarters of the U. S. Army" where, with
his Aids, he is constantly engaged in the dis
charge of his responsible duties
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
NEE GREAT PIANO AND MUslt
L Establish In G Ilf.-IIORACE WATERS, ~

Il ESTABLISH m fElt.-itORACE NAlbho ''i
Broadway, New York. TIE best aud most inn ro'e'
Pihn, and Meloleors. I. Gilbert & Co.'S N"u,
Fair Premium Pianos with or without the Eolear S.
with iron tram,s ami circular sca,cs. The merit "
these instruments is NJ know TO neel rtter 'o
mendation. GILBERr's BouDoIR Pianos. nm eeg07l u
PIANOS, of the old esiab shed firm ut Tia let x Oo' ",
w being sole agent for all the ab"ve Pi'nos, can O
them lower Il an any her hnuse Horace wan"
Pianos, nanutaoture.t expressly for him, having g'@
rnwer of tone and elasticity oft,uch. 1913 Broah""
the largest depot for Musical instruments in TINS cy
try, aft riding opportunity for selections ut TO o'-
'lsewhcre Second hand pinnos ut great bargan
Price from 500 to Sl75 Every instrument fully W"
ranted or the money refl ded. =,
MELODEONS Goodman & Baldwin, =
tent Organ Melodeons with TWO BANKS OF sT'
s"Frt and powerful ms rume1t Prices trem s'O
$20O ). 4 II W. Smiths ceicbrG'ef NJ '",.
Martin anrioai,d Gliia' Brown, linrP, 'u'.1
NlolitS Bins, instruments. Sc &c. DE fiefs sup %,
with Pianos II d Meloleohs mt fact ~ pic >' '-2I
cent discount Ia Clereymer. h
MtS!C.-fhiS list conpris,s tn products ~ .
tihents and is re, ng additions by an IN
Sve publication of tie choice and nnPu M PllceS .
day. Dea-r in Music and Teachers oi o''"t sr
"'i'l =" purchase any mush' publish'd, OF "a NJ,
ransomr Is + I continued Supple of Mr.. ="
issues VII lind il to their in crest 10 cell OF
thrr or hers. Music to any part ut me 1 rgS
taahda-. lnstase free. HORACE WA nv
apl ) BIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
BIZ WIZ. IN. sTOsay. a..
30 OF 40 Desirable RuiI6;,

-. -AND--
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at A1,c,.,. !,
~ MePaoy Afternoon. the / I O, NJ, lion = :.
w WI ihe leesl reserve Der cen IN VI BE-
sIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. b ,i,,'n.''o All " h
of Colin Buekner, Ter ii q p,,,,.nsa toI6e o.,
sion al sail esihie 'heetIg
The sbese Lots are .itua,e3 in.nedi,,z
ineton Torapihc and v. ~ Tenn. 'f9 IN The I,
hall m.F w The e, I' =, Of the oorpapaa WA
Them arr caulifuily l,cated uid city. Mos
water upon them At tie same TIM ~l, ct eAo
Family Residence on the Hill. w,iL wi. VIII be sid
taehd. The House Is in good repair 81 srourl
9 1a "0a' rgs n"n the F,oG"d in fine , a.
abudins loI in the immediate 4irini,, 'ed 10 puc
they Will be sal IN quantities 10 suit n =, Tie eiy
further particulars enquire at TIM Anc, f,hases.
H. M9,y we're rlals Of the property can S s OF
paper. c. RICHARD pIiPTt Tor aprru
anl 95tls NAf !, Au,t't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

~ fots REN E.-The Office be ono.
- lag Ia the Washington I1ote, lately occuneI L
DR.. Scout is for Amply to y
up, - als WIN. W. LEFTWlCH
HANS! EANS!-A large LIT of FANS ap,o,r
W"Sh are some made of SANDAL WOOD highly
'''u"'en me ladies are invited to cali and examine
The stock For sale ct ''''''
apl rs Il JNO p Wptctr,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
OBITUARY.

Died on Friday the 9TH inst, at Fancy Hill,
the residence of her father, Bryan w. Nowlin,
of Henry county. Mrs. ELIZA j. WIGHTMAN,
ronsort of John 7. Wightman, aged % ears
II months and Is days. The deceased had been
member of the Baptist church for s or years,
and for the last ten years had led life of phys
ical suffering-often of the most intense charac
ter-but, under the guiding and sustaining hand
of God, these sufferings served only to soften
and chasten her spirit and prepare her for a
bright and joyous exit from earth. Her soul
seemed fitted for its fight, and her conversation
she neared the tomb, became more and more
spiritual, and earth seemed more and more a
prison house, from which she expressed her ear
nest desire to be freed. During the day ON which
she died. she sangas her feebleness would all,w,
first the self abasng HYMN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

OST IN LlNCHBuRG ON WEDNESDAY.
n 10Th of April. Porte Monaie continuing $45;
lnur ten dollar the Bank of Virginia and II
five the Merchants Bank oil Va. A Liberal reward
will be given upon the return of the money to at
New London, Campbell, Co.
mn % -d2* JNO w, ANDREWS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26

"Depth uf mercy. can there be,
Mccoy = i'll reserved for me 2"
and then the strains of triumph,
"Farewe ell to sin and sorrow,
| bid them both adieu.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
ICE ICE!! -!

a. ZETELLE will furnish families with ICE for
-. 80 It's a bushel. lsi half bushel aid 10
peck all the (apl 90 dl ~
NOTECE.-The celebmted Race Horse JOHN
~ BLUNT will be at the Norvell House Stables on
the Goth inst, and will r, main Iora few days.
npl Colt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.

TE1HE best anti e yet. in ready made Shirts. Ais
h so doz. 3 ply corded COLLARS, at The Genllt
mems ClotliIg aud Furnishing Bazaar
ri POTS BURROUGHS. SIIAFER K co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
MORALLY CERTAIN,
WINDOW SHADES.

IN b.. PAYNE has now opened The largest assert
~ ment If s AIDES ever offered in this market
consisting Of every variety. Some exup quality au'
very beautiful. [opl Cots
To EXPIRES. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-26
LAWN BONNE1S.


L. of nom $t.b0 10 5000 may be invested IN the
pnrcmse Of one of those beaulilul new style Double
Wasted MarseiIles Dill Vests just opened al the
Bazaar. Main street rornrr NJ aket
npl a6as BURROUGHS, SHAFER & CO.