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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-09
LYNCHBURGsV IRGINIAN.
THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 9, 1855.
Syracuse Salt Manufacture.


We clip the following paragraph from New
York paper
1.-The Salt Springs of Onondaga county. New
York, lie in the onondaga valley, and under the
fresh water lake of that name. The water l.
raised. by means Of waste water from the ennal.
some three hundred feet to the surface. They
are owned nv the State. who furnish the water
to numerous manufacturers at one cent for each
bushe made; this includes the cost OF the inspee-
tjou. The manufacture is carried on only seven
months of the year The average annual pro
duct of solar and fine salt got by boiling is up
wards Of five millions and half Of bushels ANY
.,ersen who owns block" or ''yats," as the
works are styled can get the salt water OF the
State To regulate the sale aud ensure lar
price for their goods an association was formed
il is not partnership, bat merely an arrange
nentto prevent competition. No manufacturer
il .ll,wea Ia make more than 20 900 bushels, aud
the minimum price is fixed at ! % for barrel
of five bushels. The present price is 81. a
barrel committee, chosen by all the manutae-
turers, act as selling agents; each party's salt Is
rod by turn; and the whole details are equitable
and emnently good for the trade,
There is more salt made here than the aggregate
manufacture Of all other parts ofthe country put
together Some of the wells are sunk directly
through fresh wafer lake, bat the most of them
are on the borders of the lake The quality of
The salt is superior. Some ten thousand people
sre Interested about Syracuse in the salt trade.
When the market from any cause is overstocked
with the article its manufactures ceases; but the
price is not suffered TO fall below 3 % barrel
These salt works arc al Giddes, Liverpool, Sail.
na-places with two or three miles of the New
York Central station house at the city Of S, ra
ouse.n
Why cannot a. much salt be made in Smythc
aud Washington as at SYRACUSE The Virginia
brine ia richer and 5he salt now produced puter
Z When our Railway is completed, cheap transpor
iaton will be afforded to stimulate production
To dis cause, cheap transit, il 10 be attributed,
the enlarged productions at Syracuse, for II is II
ell known fact that previous to the construc
ton Of The Erie Canal there was not as much
salt made Mt the New York saliBes as is nov pro
duced in South western Virginia. IA the Canals
and Railways Of New York have extended. so
has the production Of salt. Such product on
the line Of our Railroads would show within its
receipts. Suppose the 5,500,0O0 bushels be-
transported over 100 miles Of the road, to nv
erage that at n charge Of 81 per bushelt will
give receipt of S3i3,S75, sum sufficient, At
ter dedocting for the cost of transportion, 10
pay interest on the entire oost OF the road west Of
New River. But some will say this is ridicu-
lousy extrnyagaut Why 80 we would ask!
Gives u the data TO show the ialaoy of the cal
culation. 1t will not he attempted and yet We
do not expec, but few 10 unite with us in the
bright hopes INDUCED for the future Of our road.
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Snrire ELL c.elneteru

The trustees Of Spring Hill Cemetery take
thin method 10 say that they have, tat consider
able expense purchased this beautiful spot of
ground, near the Lynellburg q Salem Turnpike,
mile and half from Lynchburg and after
having it laid out in sections by one Of the best
Landscape Gardeners in Philadelphia, were pre-.
pairing TO grade the avenues and lay out the
lots when they we're enjoinedby Campbell c ,urt
which iniuction was dissolved on n hearing in
1851. They then proceeded TO finish the work
of laying of the ground, and were encouraged TO
persevcre ON learning that the Hon. Judge Leigh
had refused to grant an appeal, since which they
have been inclos;ng and improving the ground,
where they intend TO bury their own dead. and are
now ready to sell lots to private individuals. TO
charity and to benevolent associations They
have an efficient superintendent living on the
premises to guard and pl otect the property gene
rally, and especially any monument vault or
other ornaments that may be built or planted
there.
The Trustees have private end to serve in
this enterprise They have selected the most APP
propriate spot that could be gotten near enough
TO town for persons who have no carriages
well as those that have, to bury their dead. and
whenever SO inclined to visit the tombs of loved
ones cover their graves with flow ers and water
them with their tears. They have paid their
own funds for the land, for defending their rights
for inelosinS and improving the place, and when
the proceeds of sale shall have been Sufficient
to repay them, they are bound, by deed, to use
any balance in improving and protecting the
place.
The ground has been selected for perpetual
aud safe burying place, and isus free for jew,
a Greek Turk as for Christian. 1t is not
intended to he used by oilers or Sabbath parties,
hut for n quiet resting place for the dead.
Until further notice, citizens generally of the
town and surrounding country are invited to visit
and examine the place, avenues, sections and
lots, and select such rs may suit them. The
perintendent, Mr.. John Caruthers, will show the
ground at any fine, ms we'll as the drawing of the
place. and Mr.. a. b. Fucker or either OF the
Trustees will make sale of lots.
Aug. 9th-lt THE TRUSTEES.
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K. q. Earreifs Arabian Imminent
TRIUMPHANT YEA DISEASE

l. is r,ncous idca tult lis be curri
except 10y aAias large qnantte. ef ma, li.ne. iaf, h'
s,onael an arsht 81 which ilurn iaitty Is
he bant. Of ac -tanach by cenunt uausentlng
niN'Gres Frequently become much di~urlrrel that
sedge,tirc tHnc'iol Is sc,i1,dg jqjptei-tr result of
which is dyspe1-a, nervousness oljcs. alternate
SiarIiaa rosteencss Glluiepce nightmare. ttr..
etc. Wo3d II ut thereto =, be very dcsir1be e4.
scs' remedy, which beng apfet f.tiffHl.ig " nd
excite the nbsphents To- increased q un. and TINS my
Oft through this medium, the deeteions principle wiic
is the direct Of the diseased Surely every thinking
will admit TINT this would Mt tuy re The most
g}sdSgHt bur by fan the effect The A
sifnd end. The almost sIprfhunan cites performed
Tie Arabian ply scias in the days If ual tneif
effected bN this - treatment. AMI the ngre oat
Of he'll II 6. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED ARA
BAN LtNiMfNf 10 composed. extracted nom
plants peculiar Arabin This great l.in1rlt
(which j. be had Of a,ust respectable druggists
and merchants in cterv town ia IA" Unite
Sfa'e9 i daily eaectns cures which .cemrd
heynul The Iowcr Of nrd,'inc 10 cnntr -son
sumption. bronchitis etd lyet complaints ia their 6rst
stusrs affections udigest ton. enlargement nj
the spleen. scrofulbus mnors goitte. "tc, e'rs are
Frequently cured aud diic0JS relieved by it, Us. Il is
unsurpassed hudvnrteliev wing pa ns -
few minutes after its application, it spheS the irrntrd
IS ind pfoduues that drichI tranquility
sal 10 the inrBlid Sprans, hIuises, wounds
bi,us ihrnat chiib4in,. rhennaisin pain
etc. sneellg cured by il, and tnr nearly all ailments
in hoises Cattle requiring external Application, it
: IA rna-tutl rcnady.
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The Cholera on Board the Sierra Nevada
lFrom the Alta California; 10Th \


Considerable excitement exists throughout
town regarding the appearance of the cholera on
hoard the steamer Sierra Nevada. during her pas
sage from San Juan to this port
No signs ct it appeared among the passengers
until at Virgin Bay, young girl who had been
eating fruit imprudenty was taken with severe
cramp and died in few hours those who were
accustomed 10 the disease pronounced il at once
choeia OF most violent type. On the pas
sage at San Juan del Sur, several others died,
and at Consul Priests American Hotel, there
were three dead bodies at one time. Twenty dol
lars were offered and refused to bury them. The
natives generally left the town
few days out from san Juan, the cholera ap-
peared among the passengers, and continued to
rage with great fury up 10 thcsay of arrival here,
saturday. The deaths on board amount TO 30
Highly interesting from lower California-Ar
rest and Exc 'uticn ofMelend1ez.
Affairs on the frontier Of Lower California are
assuming serious character On the eth ult
slhall force ct about IN men, under the command
9i Lieut.. lnl'I, the newly appointed Comman-
dante ON the nurrlern frontier of .ower California
arrived at Nlcentc,ne San Tomas. Lieut.. Puoil,
Immediately upon his arrival. invited Meleudrez.
acting Communicates to meet him. The message
being'couched in friendly terms. Melendyez imme-
dately started for San Nicente;for the purpose of
holding conference with Lieut.. puiol,. accompa-
hied ny ms Secretary, Jose Ma. Nicochea, both
oil whom upon their arrival. were taken prison
efs ana placed IN irons. The same night MIelen-
drez was informed that he Ind been tried and SEN
fenced 10 be shot as a traitor. Melendrez protes-
tea against TINS summary proceeding without
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I.eal on Lgr Cannle,E is.


The p,llic are cautioned against another couaterlet
which has lately made its importance, cullcI w b. Far
rsts Arabian inimenf, the dangerous of all The
counterftits because his having the Of Farrell
may viii buy it in good faith, without the know led
at cnnnterfeir exis,. AID they will perhaps only
discover their error wf'n tine spurious miXt,.rr has
wtuush ia evil effects.
- lhr genuine article j. manufactured only hy II. Il.
Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No II Main street Peoria, Illinois. nom
all aprlicntious for Agencies must be addressed Be
you gel it with the letters II a hefnc Farrell s.,
thus II. g. tRRELL'S--um! his sisniturr On the
wrlpp -; ali others are couhleitei,s.
Sold b. Il. SrABLf.R K Co. Druggists.
lanrhhurG, Va
npdly regu'arly authorized agents Throughout the United
Stalcs.
- Price % and 30 CENTS, nni 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED ia every town, village aui
han rj IN the Daijed States, ia which j. already
rstab he'd. Address H. G. Farrell : nhove, nrco'n-
panied with good reference character, rfsponsilili
~, &c. iuiy2l. d&cfw
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HON. JUDGE LEIGH.-An advertisement from
Mississippi, relating to this gentleman, was yes
terday inserted in this paper, without having been
seen by the Editors, even read by the Clerks
Of course, it would not have been inserted, if its
character had been known-for more unjust as.
PERSONS were never cast upon any gentleman;
and no: the slightest credit viii be attached to
them by any human being within the limits of
this Commonwealth Richmond Whig.
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RELIGIOUS NOrTcE

Thee will be Camp Meeting held on the land
of Mr.. Jno. Il. Mcdaniel, near Wards Road
and opposite Lynch's spring for Campbell cir
cult' to commence on Wednesday. 18th of Au-
gust and continue until Tuesday 2ist, when
ana where the members of neghboring circuits
are invited to camp. JNO. EARLY.
aug, 6is.
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DR l. n. wRsGHT's TAsTELEsS

Liquid Csthartic or Family Physic.-1his
the ba-t, cleape-t, and most efficient Cntharc ever
offered 10 the pubic. II il la~ree- (therehy avoiding
the getting riec' al Pills. OIL SIENNA. &C. and pro-
duces gtiprg other painful sensations Uiike all
other pursatives il searches she but of the dis
ease thoroughly clcansss tbe stomai IT, and leaves the
bowels ENTIRELY EREE PROM CosTivENE.s. No family
should be without it. Children DRINK it rea lily and
without forcing. I'd Medicine il more highly
mended by the incident fsc,ty.
Give il i'll and then ;udge!,r yourselves. Ii can
be had wholesale md re;H 1T
DR.. HRlGHTS Principal Depot 400 Broadway.
lpheheads'-, II. fhomps IN Il Co.., yhc+Lgls; md
all tie prncip Il Drug stores throughout the State
DIR. Wr:sdt viii pat One Thousand DOLE rs for
IL discovery of any admxture other than purely
table in hy "Liqnie Caiha tic' Vetet,ols Family
Pnysic. ~ analysis on other chemical process
l.Iv
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whilst they tax in every conceivable way other
sections, seeking to build, for themselves, like
impro yenents.
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1,ole,ils % ssa,57G,592

In Rond
Juneso,is5i 477s2 is sl,aseIsl 5nGI
(Signed) F. BIGGER, Reg.
Treasury Department.
Registers Office, Jan. 10, 1886.
We would be glad If Mr. Bigger would tell the
people of the old States how much of this ten
millions of duty they paid to Iron Railrays
brill nth their o.on capital, and how much was
paid by those owning the roads built by dond-
fions Of Public Lands. Such an exhibit would
present, in its proper light. the injustice perpe-
trated by the Congress of the United States in
building railroads for one section of the country,
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AZURE or coNsuMprToN By NH

" LING WARM MEDICAL VAPORS.-'Yc have
supply oi "lnhieIs' ior consnmptive patients who
disposed 10 Try the treatment by inhalation. Thi4
appa ntf. is # tie mprny ID kind. very simple in
srur tio al not al le ge' of order. For
sale J. II. THOMPSON g. cos
augG Iw New Drre Store
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NOR NEW ORLHAN

EFOR NE5W CFZLHAN3 7 IFst FrSs'I = ~,
d commence loaiiug the 20ih inst sassl4-sss
Virginia and Louisiana line IF Packets. The superior
smiling do4ea dpcted and copper fastened schoun-
Cd. Ell EN- Captain JAMES SrIwART. will comr
loading as above aud stll with all possible Dispatch
For balance Of fteigh; passage apply
aug Cots DAVID & WM CURRIE
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Iron.

Statement exhibiting the quantity and value of
railroad iron Imported into the United States
from June Both. 1880, to June Both, 1854, inf
elusive. Also the quantity in bond on the
goth of June, 1884.
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DisooNTlNrEp.-The post office at Good Spur
IN Carroll county, has been discontinued.
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August
has been received.
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To Posi- Observation-Disclosures generally
may be interestcdin the following extract of Il
letter received by the Postmaster at Charleston
kanawha county, from the First Assistant Post
master General: The Legislature of Virginia,
having made provision for the payment of the pos
tnge of the officers Of the State Government
you are authorized 10 forward official packages
to snch ,rithout prepayment.
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PROGREsSING.-Th Central railroad is oprn-
ed as far as the depot at Buffalo Gap, Augusta
county, twelve miles beyond Stanton
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LAW NOTICE.

M T. NANCEY & c. NJ. BLACKBOARD, 1itoy-
Nv neg, lar, Lynchburg. Va, having formed a
co.mTtne ship win pnetice regularly in m thr Counts
OF Campbell. Amherst an Lyhehhurg; also in The Cir
cunt Courts ct Appomatox.
Oice on Main It, opposite Citizens Savings Bais.
aug 7-f3w
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CHOLERA 1T TIE TuSNEL.-The cholera has
appeared among the Irish laborers at the Yves
tern terminus of the Blue Ridge Tunnel. The
charlottesville Advocate reports two cases on
Thursday last-a mother and her child
p. S.-Since the above in type, we OBJ
serve ,hat ii is denied that there is Cholera at
the Tunnel.
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THE brsteyilence that can be adduced in favor
uf the cilcici 1usnrs4 at tosilui'- Cefn,a Bitter.
pfeparcl by DR. c NJ Jackson Is tie iupfece a.ntrI
deinsud far them from ali parts of thu Union and al
thoush ttele may be many compounds prepared ana
reprcseneti as heng worthy 1T liberal patronage yet
we feel constrained rem .ik tint the number of
Testimonials with which the wnrlhy dnettn has b. ei,
honorei by per,ous Of the highest ch,racter and re
srectabiity who fund have recourse ,
his preparation is te-iimony sufficiently conclusive that
a efactual remedy for the almost immediate relief
of I'll se Inflicted with that direfil noa ~ dyspepsia
has never been discovered. See advertisements
m
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DASCISG.-As will be seen from the alver-
.sement of Mr.. McEvoy those who may wish to
learn 10 trip the Fantastic toe. will have an OPP
porunity To receive his valuable Instructions in IA
few days
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NesSrs ITm. s. Beers j. Co, Gents.-Considera-
tons OF luy TO the afflicted alone prompt sead
you this voluntary testimonial to the grea value of
Cart'rs Spanish Mieture, for that almost locurate
disease, Scrotnia
Without being disposed deeming it ..Say to 20
into the particulars Of the case, say Ilat the
ton-ung results that have been produced by the Of
thit medicine n member ot my famy, and amber
my observation and SUPPLEMENTARY after the sin
Of the Be pliy ciaus had been exhausted and all ,ie
u-utl remedies had fIici, luly jusf, N ice 20
memdins is use to all aho may be suffering fiona Hut
drcaihh malady
dc not mean Ia that il is adapted to n cnn>tin-
II ms. il vi aIofd relief in all cases
f'r. Of cuur'e can In nothing about thnibut from
what hive seen If The fect>. woui tesit"te
ne IL in any mi wary Of Scrofla With p.5saas
for whom fiji interest. whom eon.d c4rt.
cise influence c,ult0i.
Respectfully yours,
iy l9-tls'Srpt JNU. NJ. B01Ts.
etHEEE EiNC.--2 00J lb.. prime SLeei Zinc
~ receiving aud lor sale by
aug CTS B. T. SACKE7r.
WANTED A Partner. with .mu capital
w IA long nblishcd Daguerrean business, in Ri IT.
mond Va Any per wishing engage in that bgsi-
will fnd his tn be II chuncc Address
mug 9-dlw n. W., Rirl'aned 1a.
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'oR RENT, FOR HIRE, AND FOR SALE

-Inirnailg to remove hon Lyarhourg the | i OF
September r,Ni. of f,r rent on lease tie Famdy
Residence n"w occupY, "pp sc tho residence at Jao
q l.. q csin, Esq. have prle - negro wsmenona
a2oaI Conk, Wusi cr and lranct; and toned "a
house "ork. ahau' Is seais OLD. The HauseiuId AMI
Kitchen Fufatare viii barilrrcd ut pubir apcii n
The Markr linuse the 80 h Of this month"; (August)
aHy 8.l193 GEO g. WILLIAMS.
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NIRGrIA AUTHoREss.-A book entitled Light
and Darkness, or Shadows Of Fate has just been
issued in New York. 1t is the work of a young
lady of Charlottesville.
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

llUsTISGs CouRr.-This Court was occupied
yesterday in the trial of civil business. Several
cases disposed of.
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REV. DR. TAYLOR and wife. Missionaries Of
the NJ. Il. Church South, to Shanghai, China, ar
rived in our city Tuesday and are at Bishop
Early's. DIR. Taylor. welearn. spent several
years in China and acquired such knowledge of
the language as ia preach TO the Chinese in their
native tongue. His accounts of his visit to the
Rebel Camp are said to he very interesting.
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Kow thy SEIr.-Al who wish to acquire an
exact knowledge of themselves, have but TO un
dcrgo an examination by DR.. Crane, and the
whole mystery of their physical moral and men
tai structures will be unfolded with the clear
ness and accuracy of a mathematical demonstra-
ton, accompanied with such advice as each
dion may require. Half an hour in the Dr's
room will be very pleasantly and profaby
spent.
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r!'iEE COMpLIs .ssIENT or

DANCING. has. McEFOf, first teacher
at hirhn1nd and Petersburg, has the honor # M
h"uncng - the ciiia n>pt l., nchcmg, th1 e will gYel
course at i-ss,ns In the above ,isiiahe accomplishment
III TINS eity commencing ina few days. Notice of t'nf
a. lace at tsrcmg Viii be given. Jug Sd3t
k. til l.rau rouv
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FALSE REPORT rho report that the yellow
fever has made its appearance in Petersburg is
contradicted by the papers of that city.
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THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REvIEw.-We
are indebted to the publisher for the July num-
Der of this valuable work. The following is its
table Of contents
Elements of International Law; The Jesuits
Russia; Lamartine; Opinion of Chief Justice
Tanney on Gsury Peter the Great; Countess
Of Bllosingion; Copper in the United States :;
MaSsachn setts-Her past and present position ;
Critical Notices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

CARLYLE. Friend Aver In this age of
gu1cAs. chatlaans and ~nl, easeou. pretehders
10 heal. whp blow al rsery aH in the face and
of NIL their lou blaring Jericho iruupets
and other noi-y bui'erous wind a marvel
on !, twisted ',rss, Ia such wnenly sht'r-fiiden
eporh TIL say. il Il comforting nay cheering
10 the eerhest wed wisher OF hi kaw there has
arrived in tb- word "A genuine reyseian light oac,.
up"n something besides S,pgrnlus and Don
Mr~ura Jti.Ps with tisir palehJ.p.nies pnisons and
warm water.
Your Catnriic lills AID Chef=y Feeiural carry U.
forward 10 II cyop ia 3iilen7 al Phar ma copoeas
when Srienr, deep dyirs d,An ina the principles of
thing. -ln. with n'#' rnahiag. hfing out the GEM.
me EiN'r Vita: Ia II truth tti- il m inifestly
nish ''4"wlni Il filAi li. Essence in yuur
sunl- v'st.i 'blt' i .t,ihtt.pa. a. - u o'fp,~.
ION rcd re the Vi, ~ .f III i,siafnlest
>.a,~eJr',I Al ynsts-b ,st.r-- dreamer.
~ ii rturiI.s. touch q i'm, s.,uI
hdd : ne ni he Eulvcis-. NJ go -haul1 aa,iI.i.
disrsm.' r. aud Lr.7k IL m,at,.' Wheel / Tine.
M Z. In
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1 tNrla.itssN rAss,sa AT,TtaEBIf
iss. ksssHAPA EGesCai'S SEMtNA-
" " for Young Ladies LYnchhuIg. Va. !n-

Ha"t'e IA se>'l ~ OF tnIs its'l lian MI cuhht' i
TIE iH hnndHy in Sep:"m5er The usual corfso
,tudit- j. English, French tnd Music vii be pursue
The Letin language will talghri Mr.. y. V Reia
cnuiittn class "f 10 he raised. Young Ia
wishing To sudy either he Latin French langnasr ga
d" :" wghnut eater pg : regular pupils. 40,
For terms apPi, to the Principal Payable Ia"
advance
No deiucios r.ccrt in of protrac,rd s'eat'
ie" bnnrd"r. be- taken in the family.
aug 7.lsrlin
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WANTED TO KNOW. Somebody wants TO
know; Whit is the depth of the deepest anxiety!
When man looks well can he see any better
And what is the distance of an object when it is
farthest from thoughts?
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ALMANACs. We have received both War
rocks and Richardson's Virginia aud North Car.
DINA Almanacs for 1856, from their respective
Publishers, Jno. Warrock and j. W. Randolph
Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-09

llANDsoME.-The new sign the store of
Burroughs Shafer q Co., is the handsomest in
town, and an ornament to the street
Speaking of signs-that is n good idea of
Messrs. Stablcr Co., of lettering the side of
their house with words SO large that they may
be seen before the customer gets in sight of
town! to use slight figure Of speech.