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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

b. e. TO MUIHEHS.
A @. PARTRIDGE especially Informs his patrons
n and the public generally that the light being m0sl
VOable this season. he will give particular attention
during this month and next to taking the lkenesses OF
~ ~ sil q mrl4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

The National lniellieancer referring To the re-
cent Railroad COM enton in Virginia. says
The Convention adopted "A set of resolutions
on the subject offree tickets, and named the
fnnctionaries who were to be thus entitled. In
the list the editors Of newspapers are not inclu-
ded. We are not aware that editors in this Vi
oinity have ever enjoyed this privilege. At the
North il is called the dead head system" Bot
perhaps no better opportunity will offer for the
remark that the conductors of the public press
have not abused the privilege if accorded To them
They rarely can leave their arduous duties at
home for the purpose of ride upon Railroad.
even under the temptation of very pleasant com
pnnv. The editor is lucky. who year
can Withdraw himself from his daily tolls To make
an exoursioneyen when his pen is desired to mote
the pr jceedings." We suppose that IA matter of
course the action of this Convention will induce
the Press also 10 abolish the ''dead head system"
and let 10 columns and halt columns for the ben
eft of the Railroads appear IN their papers with.
out due compensation. The publishers news
papers would be decided gamers by this reeipro.
cal arrangement"
The general misapprrhension respecting tn
action on the subject of free tickets, by the Rich
mond Convention, and which induced the above
just and appropriate remarks frum the National
intcgencer, has been fully corrected by "a com
munication in the Richmond Penny Post.
communication recently addressed TO that pa
per. and from source, entitled TO tho utmost
credit" says:
ION the subject of excluding editors from their
usual free tickets on railroads, fully paid for
by gratuitous puhlicaions.the editors Of tn. Post
will observe that the list of prreged persons re.
commended 10y the convention, relates only t.
.ntereommunicntion between different roads 10
the state being merely advisory ~ to the III
frrchange Of these eourtcsies, and although the
will. 10 that extent, probably, be r"sPected--yct
they are not binding and further that :" far ~
the local policy each individual company Is con
cerncd there is an express proyiso that cach one
Is still to determine for tsclfits own policy See
the resolution,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

MeSSrs. Editors AT the close of my las
utalhrr WINS offering my opinion, IN opposition
To yours that money stood upon different foot
ing from other things in which men deal with
each other and that those who make traffic in
money exclusively, ruth the ritc 20 hdgiHT
iargtr gains than The iaIc mloWS, almost without
exception, become hard hearted and eNtortonatc.
Il ought not, therefore, 10 he n matter of sur
urisa. that some restriction should be deemed
necessary aud proper upon dealings of this sort,
and not the less So even though reputable and
influential journals, such the "lynchburg
Nrginian ara seen throwing around that into
tSfing class of persons the cloak q! something
like rr>pectabilit, by using. concerning them, the
following language. (Sre UgiRidn, OF Scptem
Der Iust) Tho Usury Laws are VIGOROUSLY
di~regardcd by respectable cii2ens, insomuch,
that they are become II frequent jest. Three per
rent a month is here knoma as LYNCllBukG, in
coHtddistinction 10 LEGAL INTEREST," My first
impulse, on reading this remarkable statement,
was to inquire ''t respectable citisenS of Lynch
burg eNtort three per cent Il month from their
suffering friends, i'll the name of all that is won
derful. how much do those who not respectu-
bic exact ~
No community can he secure from the mo t
disastrous failures. where II system of such
merciless exactions is prac,ced; and that too,
under the implied sanction afforded by leading
prints speaking of those who practice them as
''respectable citizens Inc simple truth Is,
Messrs. Editors, this runous state OF things has
been going on too long. Men who have grown
rapidly rich Ivy this business. and who even
make Jest" of their violation of the law ought
not to be placed the same footing of rcspecta-
biity that occupied 10y those who have amass-
ed wealth in the more honorable pursuits of life.
They have been tolerated long enough. 1t is
time that this strange lntatuatlon which has
seized upon many persons-that "shavers' are q
sort of necessary evil, should be removed. So
far from being necessary, they bear the same
relation tn society that 'wrcckers' do to n
stranded vessel. They are the friends who come
to the unfortunate i'll business, and making very
himsy conccament OF their pleasure at the storm
are sure in the end to levy and extort heavy
damages upon mariners in distress, and make
every unlucky craft pay roundly for day or
even an hours help. There is no regular bust
ness in the country the profits of which wilt
Justify the payment of more than about SIR per
eentunl per aRnRm. All experience shows this.
and any business man in Lynchburg will tell yen
So No man who has once gotten into the
clutches of your "respectable citizens your
three per cent a month men, has ever been abb
to extricate himself. They all tell the same
melancholy tale of final di>aste: and rum This
brings US to the question, will repeal OF the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

hut nrdcr no administration have persons 81 Tor
elm origin been So much preferred tor the hieh-
est trusts Not to be native OF the country
seems To have been the Recommendation. III aa-
diiion 10 subordinate places without number III
bone and abroad one full minister of this des-
eription aud three at least of the second grade
are al this moment representing q us IN Europe
n Frenchmnn in Spain, nm Austrian IN Holland,
an Englishman IN Naples, and an freshman III
Portugal not one of whom possesses any pecu'
liar fitness for his place.
In fact il may be said in general terms, that 1t
il by means of the Foreign vote TINT the dcnn-
critic party originally acquircdand ha- for hity-
fonr year,, with un. or two very brief intervals,
re,nined the government uf the country. ! lie
two prcnt parties, ns far composed ot natives,
during all this period have been divided equally
that the Foreign vote has held the balance. In
Massachusetts alone, the conservative party has
been able till lately to snstalnitsei unalded; haf-
ing never with perhaps the exception of the vote
in the constitution last year, received any CON
siderable aid from the great mass OF citizens oil
foreign birth The dcmocr ,tic party ON the con
trary in this n in other States has, n far We
know, with this one exception, enjoyed the bcnr-
fit of this alliance.
This of course has been felt ne grievance by
the conservative pnrty but rs it war beyond Their
power 10 prevent it. they have done their best 10
mitigate it, by honest aud honorable means
emigrant though never receiving his vote. They
have striycn, through the medium of the educa-
ionll institutions of the country and other phil
anthropie and liberalizing influences, 10 raise the
character nnd increase the intelligence Of 9TH"
stranger within gates" and thus IN the best
sense of the word 10 promote his "Amerlcanza-
ton"
Ii il plain from this hnsty sketch, that there
il nothing in the revelations of the conservative
party TO the subject of naturalization which should
lead them to oppose any well considered and in-
dcious amendment Of the existing laws. The
danger now i, that in the hasty and indecent
rush to get upon what is thought to be the strong
side, and especially through the unprinciplcd
arts of protcsscd traders in Office the legislation
the country may be driven from the extreme OF
facility Ia the extreme Of cxclu, aud the foun-
datlon be laid for the most dangerous teuds be-
tween the different nutional elements which make
up the body polite Boston Daily 1drr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

-ure law ra,notr tht, eNil. ur really reduce the
rate 81 interest charged 10y monied men for the
use Of their money! Has IT done 50 IN the states
whore The unrestricted system prevalsl II 30,
let u have the proof Amidst vast deal that
has been written aud said on this subject. have
yet fo see the first substantial evidence that a
repeal of law. against sury reduced the rate at
interest. ar The number If those ''respeethblr
citizens" who make jest' of heecing the needy
narrower The report Of the New York Cham
Der of Commerce, which certainly presents this
whole question n strongly and ingenously n /
have ever seen it. makes no allusion Ia any such
fact. You. Mcssrs. Editors, have furnished
your readers with nothing like proof, that such
was the practical operation Of the 'Reforln
system" single well established fact OF this
sort would go farther than thousand pages al
abstract rn-oning. Of such bold Remuneration
oil the laws now IN foroe, as Is contained IN sueh
expressions us the following, found ia your edlto-
rial of the 2iih November: "lt l. demonStfdbly
trut. that our isury Laws do only harm. anu
again. .'enr courts are filed with usurous sutors
aud defendants the sacred erfniuc Is thus pro-tl-
tuted to- the base eork of executing "A law which
the communist morality despisss.' These very
strong statements will be examined a We pro-
coed ROANOKE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

From THE SPIRIT LAND DmErT.-one Azer
Hoyt. Of Williamsburg, has lately hal the bene-
fit Of spiritual interview with gentleman oy
lin ba. favored the world with the following
prediction; a..
bour, an assassination Of crowned head Will as,
toni,h and bewilder the magnates II Europe and
oyerturn an empire in another quarter. In an,
other auartcr, ii traitor 10 his king bat i"va'
man to his God and TO his fellows, shat turn ms
ntrength against his master and raise the banner
If the people. This shall be some time after the
first events of which have spoken. Nomore To
sight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
Fires in Philadelphia.

There were three fires in PhiIadel Phia on
Thursday night the last of which was very de-
structive, ana another early on Friday morning,
The first occurred in the building No. DPS Third
street, occupied by a. Lemur Adams, II ID own
ed by John b. Stevenson. The second was the
Gem Hotel, No. 2lJ, Chcsnut st. The third,
which wa, mentioned in the trIegraphic dispatch
on saturday: destroyed II large number OF build
mg~,unong which was the old Jefferson Wig
wan, on Fifth street, where it Is sand Nh. Jcticr-
son wrote tn Declaration Of indeP' ndence.-
The annexed Is given by the heIgeruo about the
to,al amoont ot the los- l'y fire and ~a'"r, and in
SurAucc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE AT AUCTION.

gym, nader,gnrd shes self NJ nnci ion. or four
loais.-' TIM IN t,iiay the I'D inst. in Amherst,
II a.ie- from l., nchb ~ he ronl lending 10 Am
hrr.t =. H.,
~ Lend If 'eg.,
& ia If Horse.
, Wagon, ~ itll non =
! Dfay | Ok Gut Horse Cat
! Carriages
= Bugg
/ two.h,r-e Bar che. ai,o ha. n".s nnrera;hine
10 same together ith n,seheld aud Kitchen IA ifu,r
Sr AMBROSE tucker.
Q. Ii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
Circumstantial Evidence A Painful Joke

ClfCumStantlai Evidence n PAINFUL joke
frunIl,r Hem him Ma Gazotte b. l.
Mr.. II. b. Sbey, landlord of the Naquag ITo-
tel. in Barre, recently missed his port munnnic
containing $50 IN money, and several hundred
dollars IN notes. He said he left ton shelf in
his bar, after the morning stage had gone and
went 10 breakfast leaving several gentlemen in
the har-room, among item Mr.. Herrick, re
spectacle mechanic, upon whom his suspicion
rested and notwithstanding his earnest protcSta-
tons of innocence. the persons OF llerrck and
his wife, their room and everything pertaining to
them, were searched without avail. In the ashes
in the stove was found the iron frame work of a
port monnaie. The room had been previously
occupied by stage drivers, and Mr.. II. had only
taken it the night before. Mr. Sibley stated that
the ashes in the stove had all been cleaned out
the same day Mr.. II. took possession.
Although Mr.. Sibley could not identify the re
mains yet he thought they looked enough like
them to warrant him in placing Mr. ilerrick un-
deer keepers, Notwithstanding his protcstatons of
innocence. Things in this state when the
lost porte monaie appeared. 1t was brought by
one of the Worcester stage drivers, who at an
early hour in the morning. before Mr.. llerrick
hadrisen, he took the pocket book,n order 10 prac
tse a Joke on the landlord. aud carclessiy car
red it Ia Worcester, To which place he was on his
way previous to the time MIR. Sibey SAID he left
his pocket book The iron frame proved to be
the remains of an old porte-monuie thrown into
the stove, which contained more ashes than could
have accumulated in week-prcvous To its oc-
cupancy by Mr.. lIewick. Upon these di>coyc-
ries Mr.. lIerrick was released, after n day of
mental anguish ON the part of himself and wife
such as they never before experienced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
AnllIsine. Incident

Ono Of the stores of this city was, II few dey7
n,,a. the scene Of an amusing mistake. gentle
man from the country who Ind in view of the neal'.
ness of Christmas been supplying himself ut a
clothing store with anew outfit, consisting Of sfIch
articles IA go 10 complete gentlemans wardrobe,
stepped into dry good, store where lady equal.
" mindful OF her person, was procuring such art
Giles n 60 10 make up ladys wardrobe. llav-
ing completed her purchases, and her package
being made up, it wa placed near that of tho
gentleman. aud the Two bundcs-doubtles feel.
ing "Christma, IN their bones" con GUIDED t.
play trick upon their uneu-Peclng owners ,
and therefore took it in their pranhing heads to
swap themselves. This they -lyly did and Soon
found themselves travelling on-thc gcntl -
mans purchases ahcctionately huGged up in tho
lady embrace, and her ':6Xins' snugy slowed
away und ar the arm Of the gentleman. The two
purchasers on reaching their respective homes
were, nf COURSE eugcr to display their hnery
10 tbou friends, and consequently address
ed themselves h the work of opening their
buudlns, which they soon did, WHEN loi aud hr-
hold whnt WIS their amazemrnt to find, as. Pat
says faith ana 1t was neither OF them.'-
The gcntl,m man. smudry unmcntouablc articles,
delighted with the success of The trick, impu-
deuty danced out, Stacking tie ,rn-ibiIitirs #
the lady; while her good. timidly proped forth
from beneath the ftIdsot the paper ashamed ct
the company they had got in, aud hooking perfect
NON deserptS To the uuaacn-tomcd eye of tho
astonlshrd brholder. fnet0o disappointed ones
curly next morning sought The same store, where,
fortunately they met, and having blashngly eN-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

A CANDID cnuR-E. The cumPorent lrtrfs % si"'l'i
AnodyIc Ch,ry Fxprciernnt and sf"hiet 'l"''1 "''
Gurail hs.r hrrl maize kHu~n D. upwards Z" I'VE nun
J ali, siri,,t. every uHp al wlrm. With ut .tn9t"
exception fa,c pronounced Inn e<r'"st medic rs
en- paurdr.l in ACCORDANCE rfh -ri"n'ihc pr'nrpl ,;
apd .Ajiifn. Pharmaceutical k""if' i "'''
6uo. ia t!Br ria. ian- ceacnliy rrPos" popular
.e,,ire and Ills f,rf speaks Ioni.y in nv"r :" i'lr
can r and the inriIe 'aers ot II ',e vaIunIie prti-
tsons wlaclf nr most app cc,ae' wherc - nIe besr
known AMI whiah coming in Ne'y general use tor
tho distressing complaints thy intended /" CURE
Fu dt.,... If ia" utg~ AMI throat. StabcIs AnndSnc
Cherr, Exprr,o aoia- safe all specify rcined'
win, the D.at rhusa Gordih las heyer been known /"
nail in - ns itlrt. See advertisement IN nn",hr[
rolanIr and de>rptty" pamphlets. II be had grn'ls ct
the ngaf. lfic. taci only 30 cc"s per bottle, or
-ix h,u,Ie. f., + % de. GIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

ANEcpoTE OF THE CzAR.-Nicholas, it seems,
in spite of the anxiety incident to his present pa
sition. maintains his OLD habit of walking the
streets of st. Petersburg unattended. He was
lately informed that tradesman in large way
of business had insulted Frenchmnn without
provocation, and he Immediately sent for him.
When asked why he had insultrd the man, he
replied, "hecausc hate his nation" is that
Your only motiye!" "Yes sire" Then YOU
Shail have an opportunity to CRAFTY your hatred.
shat send you to join my army in the Crimra."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

PosTPoNEMEST.-We are requested to say that
the Concert which to have taken place this
evening, in consequence of the unavoidable alb
sence of some Of the members of the Orchestra,
will be postponed to some future time, of which
due notice will be given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
MARRIED.

On the 29th alt, by the Rev. Mr.. Donrhan'
Mr.. .JoHx THOMPSON TAyIoK To Miss sALLiE
JANE. daughter of the Rev. Thomas jones' All 81
this city.
Republican will please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
i. A HOPKINS
" T. ANDERSON, > r
JND. OiI.ER,
Auction Sale.

DRICK MACHINE and STEAM ENGINE, AT
bAUCTlON.-lhe s,hsctibcIs VII eel AZ rn'h;
Auction on the 2uih inst. Thai valuable Murhine, nv
in arrrtlfor near tie Gas Works. his Machne ill
make from went five I" thafy Thousand biich- IT,
day. Also, about orc million OF lrirk' and al tie
Tools con.i.ting oil Picks, Shovrs heel bafo", and
one Horse and Carr.
TsRMs.-On all suns less than 100 credit Of
moqth<: OF 500 "nd nj wind. cieai oi
H. months hr rcliascr esin. re. "tia'e Eai", sat'a.
iHcto,i eudor,ed.
Sale to commence 10 &c OCT, A. ".
dec .rt2Oler1 CURLE 4 LA\GflORNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

AUCTION OF READY MADE CLoTHINa.-We
call attention to the sale of BAKER & CLAvEY's
stock of ready made clothing. advertised to be-
gin, at their store, this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

DEATH or A DISTINGUISHED CirzES.-We
regret TO learn that John X. Cooke; Esq, died at
hl> residence in this city yesterday morning. He
~ns " LAWYER ofgrcat ability. and in private life
a model of virtue and probity. lie made no en-
ciuirs. and he has left behind an monty l,rca
number of devoted fr;rpds. Rich Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

F5Ni E tme Tor tIien L. ereciirg, merry n1nb1ng md
holiday gifts Is cp,r NJ mad. Would yutu give
M absent tiirrd. luiei sl>l"r, bro'ier liver, u
mtfuruto wliel TT wears to C. M vi" behr increasing
yu,ur The 1.cp uld u, oft gozrd uPo7, iecait
Win love aud graade only the k.ajuc,. # heai
winch IN, ruled lus e,il Iut i, ntn and TEXTURES II
,i,, dnn,ri l. >n guie MINIS \ TANNER :. AID
uuyra aniti,s i,,ae.> taheG md Iacco IA case.
r4s IT locke OF ,onr see, Il N, 'rnm thar large
assortment. than which acceptable eiit couIi
n,i be- cdu>ef.
d nj wal, fora t, da,, but renomhrr the la, ,hn
pictures are aiken At THE PHoTnGRAPHlc rAGUERRE,s
GuLrRY equally well in c"ply c'rur weather ma
irpcicc; picture any 11ce i yer suffered Ia
irgrc our rooms. which fat explains Se1e' Il
uupaIaiie, I'D = .paal,y nri success. Cal ia you
cone l,oia Ire cars the consPGj..us cnttarce
Wan Il 81 door from rotIcr Of Ri
sAllNNIS 4 TANNER,
dc 1914 Practical u.gneriroiS Iist..
fRS-N annl ~ nAnlr. nlvrrtlslng lnl ". COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

~ Grand Juvenile Concert ~. kenmore
- l.,s .c,4, al Ia.f e., n,rrt - anrsI " even
inc. De-. 2l-t 1871 IN tHr Nn-err i''h. 0s"r me
fa,l,l pupil. al, ,akc nj in -i#siee tiiy m'sreli'
~. u. pi4rr-. Mr H. wi aao sing sev-ral select saS
.r..t.,i D c,s ,,cL dee. ~ 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
Printing Materials for Sale.

4 LARGE lot ot r.ul,a1 material consisting II
4, yer, thing sals lh> new Pafc,, i 'f''-
I'd Tor s1r. 1htv are eArca.r nartiil-, LtaIiy ",
having h,cltt. iut very .lt TIM, md "er' SCI
led -, nh reference u job eli TIE lr,>s 70
nm imrfov,d fo,rer,', ni weph- ad.tirliy.
- lnnhrguri,u'a sHPrly 1T this o.irr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
SALE OF NEGROES.

y ob drnce drci.r filc Crcun C"urt II APP
ar1ox county pronounce AT is Scrtrmhe term,
1854 in the case of Nj kmuey aln x al, Sinthnn
al the uode signed -snner vii sell IN front ct
the Market II use in tie town oi lynchburg, ut anc.
ton. ou fhr 81 .ay of .'1nuuy, lS5j thr,e Negroes
Consisting oftwo men and woman Term,-Gnsii.
dee lSfa. VA T.. EOANE Conr'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19
Trustees, Sale Of Family Res dence.

DA .iltur OF decd ii trust execaci /" ~ IL ban
il, $ Jan 81 nna oi record in The la.ngsc nrt If
i,urihurg w,." seli ~ Stnnria, he 2ad n>r. lint
valmhlc fnmiiy Re.ilercs, Situated ia III" tisl r
In, -. nt d H. ~, he ui.d aija irs lie ~ de 1t
a. Dane,. Esq. I he hons l. nta'ly new, ""d co.,
tau, ,x roo1s WIN al coI'rnrnt out !ou>es, IN rx'
crllet G. .our, slbic, mud H-~"l i line WATER ~"
lot contain. aboi ground. We viii 81 1T
rhe snme time and ;acc, all the ro. hold and kicl"
hrnure # the sud d S. Jasper. Terms g. IL a"d ~
nitr, .r II 9 real estnte The furniture " Il "c s,li
fr cash. Tie title 10 tue dove pro- LAY IS believed !"
b. good hat acting Iri,lrr- vi convey only sgrh
itleus j. ,,-te. n - truS
j. A HOPKINS
" T. ANDERSON, rrstees.
JND. OiI.ER,
dec li-lt23dcc
Tn, pbnvc ,,s.# will commence Mt ID clock
tic premise. WY. II. M0SBf, Auctr
dec 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

CONTAGIOUS DlSEASES.- We believe ii is Sc
tnbl ed fact IN medicine that disease Gun he con
t,, led lie tie Blood IA in pure aud healthy sia"
In ofd.r Ia -rru,r - d,srnble ohrct recommend
t, our readers the ugn CATERS .PAhIsH MIXTURE.
which Is generally nckno~l dgcd /" he the most 'frrl-
nal purifier Of he Blond Vet di-r"vcred 1t NOT ONLY
cures, but is posi,tvciy the only remedy whl"h cum he
drpended preventive Il epidemic or contagious
di-cHSe-
ny. 17.dIm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

E0fs asES E.-ffrcr Dwrl.ing Houses f"r r"' T.
L on Daruo iInl, ia ihc isi bal uod Il Ctlor e
langhornes. Immediate pos, ssin can be had Il two
o. diem md If the Other the IL Of Ja' unry There IL
wed Of cxc,.llrl wutrr tho premises. Apply 20
do. Iq,:itayow PETER G. AKERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-19

WEAK, u,lvnlS depres.rI IN SINUS ami prey y"
nnnncla H. me la we'll NJ p' Sirni eHS til" victim
Ia dyspepsia is INDEED ohre "f camniserntnn Act
II !. nh nr for hun 10 despnir We moi how low,
ycak nervous md irritable he be, The cordia Pr"-
pcri.s Of Honfland's German Bittcr5. prepared by
DR. c NJ. Jackson PA aHcPhi a'e stfof ger thnn the
many h.a.ied monster which preyius upon his b"iy
and mind; and he cho,e, Try them, we will insure
, ,.,I, .r,r Soc adv,fti4cnrr.t. dec DIV
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Several tiremen were severely injured nt this
fire but it was believed that none were killed.
The following is rocupitulation Of the loss by
tho f,,,, fro.