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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT-0n Tuesday afternoon Mt
about FIVE O'clock apparently fifty years of age evil
IDENTITY foreigner who had recently arrived in this
try instantly killed upon the track of the New York
and Erie railroad, the Hackcnsack river He was
walking upon the track point where up and down
train meeting and stepping from track to avoid
the train upon it, be got into the way Of the other one and
instantly killed by blow from the cow-carber The
body was taken to The Cld Spring station.
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70 r Wickliae = G, Brecknr5ge, O. G. Rogers, Z. W
Wooley, esqs- Committee Of invitation
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

The Madison (Indiana) Banner says everybody in that
region engaged in building corn-crbs The like of the
crops in Indiana and Kentucky before The
farmers have their bands full
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

try 10 thai emgaon Of which Won have nov had enough
ana OF which ae read much here But most inter
esung phase Of this state If affairs that the leading men
are il believeto study the principles Of
American republican federation and apply the results Of
the wisdom OF the founders the American Union 10 &C.
ment the raerna bonds Of The Argentine confederation
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26
MOUTH or TIE OHIO,

xdjeans Of Columbus
and staiaa
8ehAs nnA OAi0 rar0aA, ~ AcsthsFn
waaA ~ place advertisement dwell
and dcEa ~ ths aAvsntess Of h location, and
snt tornsssey ssated and beirs trnai
ppmenl
um IA ny
The height OF the hank ard the enhsak
railroad track susrOUndod fertile and healthy
rspsdiy setins liz front wnahnd Ny the
F~sh1r Wass Hasshs fro this III u ihs
for the largest csss with asd enda1iDg
b.Ak having coasssdy thr best
nshs r4uAd having
depot william limits by stsabsaf eSnnexioA which been
arranged, will be In aaiy u tAe issos
C&ns raiIrOad and ais0 BY like with
Cairo Faiiyn great EaoniA
cesee tee States of Mssnu ASkAns. and Texas
the st. LOUIS an1 Seon MOxntain aoaa branch ~ whfn
hanA Of the river orpsiae
Tie Mobile snd OHIO raiuad AiahaEs
pasSng nsUu1h AissiRppt and weeSn Tennessee,
eightaa Sugar te rre tropical
puvisspss and headsta6s
products md manufactures Of fhe West asA Nch
nAuas Oh&r railroads. the
Mizsiipp aad OAio with tsi~ and icnay ba
kSnscky C being THIS hruasA wta four hours
equal 1seance hrteen the southosn sulf
Aasc the CITIES If the northern hikes The
tercsrr Of coanode The lesnsc isads and barter the
stop ssocd ansrhippea require
pngAecy fsssee hiAs future for thus
located and bied with cosnsiioa 81 natural aad
fetal outieis
Terms Of salc credit and with personal
cuy and lien reserved The
credit without
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

LARGE EAR OF KENTUCKY coRs--An ear Of corn raised
by Mr.. Walls Of Jessamine county weighed pounds
five ounces measured aud half inches around the
eksst part and the grain when shelled measured three
pints This puts Kentucky ahead of Ohio and Indiana in
the corn line.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

Great Sale Of Town Lots In Kentucky City.
IN Mosdsy 1865, Of Kensacky CRY
" from
all d~Poea a. This lspsa Ewlh asa fsaas
this being
III va b suad wisesas ssd the
LIBERAL TERMS,
both aaA Of psymcm-
THIS Of MckMan Htafc
lucky, upon f MissssipM fifteen
below the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

EXTENSIVE aoREEay.-The Rochester Union states that
appraiser has been called and estimate made Of the
value Of the property taken from the who
~ arrested for robSing the freight trains OF the Central
railroad The largest amounts credited follows
VIZ. Hooper, conductor, S55T 4s George r. Lyon,
ductor, S546 Sc; VIM G. Tracy, baggagcman, 500 Al
Samuel Huntington haggageman, $50 90 Martin Hilton
baggageman, S3s so; total SI263 3d. There are some
other small lots be estimated which win probably swell
the total to 81 400
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

Comparative statement Of cotton, grain and -four
ceived Charleston by the South Carolina railroad from
the LIST July the 10th Of October the Yeas 1852
1854 and 1865:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

The East BosroN MURDER cAsE,--Mrs Gatharine Mer
m who was shockingy stabbed by her Jealous husband
David Merrill Sunday in East Boston died of her in
jaries Tuesday Merrill, who attempted suicide b,
stabbng himself after the assault his wife is ih
hospital, and in fair way Of recovery.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-26

RiSs IA TIE fEcx wHALEsoSE--The umbrela-men In
New York have been compelled h dozen whaers
for the purpose Of getting whalebone enough keep up
their business The ladies have put the whole stock on
hand into their petticoats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
MEDICINES.


N AYERS CHERRY fECfoRAL AND CArHARrlC
FILLS have done 10 promote the public health than
nter There be question that Cherry Pecio
raj has by It's thousand thousand Colds Cnugh
Asthma, Group Influenza bronchitis &C. much reduced
the proportion u deaths from eonsumptyc diseases IN this
country The fls good as the recorn aud will
complaints.
Everybody neods more los purgug Purge the blood
nom Its Impurities Purge the bowels liver aud the whole Wis
eera system from distractions Purge the diseases which
asten ON the body, work its decay Hut Diseases
II from the system before II Is vet strong Yield
Ayers Pulls do thrust out disease ouy while 1t weak
but when has taken strong hold Road the astounding
statements of those who have been cured by them om dread
tu Seruula Dropsy Ulcers. Skin Diseases rheumatism Neu
ragia, Dyspepsia, Internal Palms. Bilious Complains. Heart
burn Headache Gou many less dangerous hnt still threat
enng ailments such pmpes the face Worms Nervous
lrritahy Loss of appetite Irregularities Dizziness In the
head Colds Fcvcrs Dssentery and indeed variety Of
complaints for which lurgaiye remedy required
These are no random statements but authenticated by
your own ncighbors and your own Physicians,
Try them once. aud you Will mover be without them
Price 20 cents per Box-a boxes for $500
Prepared by Dr J. g AVER Chemist, Lowell Mas, aud
NEWS FROM WAuEIIA.-AMtLIA COUNTY July
~ l5 ls55Messrs Dove Col Last autumn had very
line horse injured In OF his hind legs badly
II To swell the size of mans head witch tried asory
remedy could hear think without relieving him In TN,
least During the fall the swelling continued WHEN young
Mr. Archer IT, aud recommended your Turf on pro.
cared bottle and very short time before had used the
contents of one bottle the swelling subsidized and could
not tell which leg injured lie well and doing all
kinds Of farm work. Very respectfully,
ANN w. ARCHER.
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NEM> rROmAmEi.IA
TiLiuu. from e'hcsucrtlcld.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va, Aug. |, 1890,
MESSRS. DOVE co Richmond-Iast fall one Of my
mules turned loose the stable yard while PLAY about
with other mules he with the weight Of his whole body
against large plate sheet iron cutting himself ON the thigh
ham about 10 inches long and from inch and half to
two inches deep The wound Of such character as to
suppose he would he of service again Sec
Ing notice of the Turf oil in the papers procured and
piled NJ once to the cut and In about three weeks he was
perfectly wc and at work and cannot perceive the least
scar whore the cut wns made. II. A WlNFREE.
S-Ihcro many eases of injuries To cattle In THIS
neghhorhood which have heeu cured by Turf Oh aud
II Of hcncht To can many eeftihcatcS
The whole ncghborhood the quickest healing remedy
they ever saw H. A. WlNfREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
More news from one oi the Eir-' We" in Henry.

june eth ls55 :
DEAR SlRS About the 18th of December last became
much afflicted wli hat thought old hurt Ia me Of
knees Nhc ly long staudug of which Ind FREE
quent attacks Within about six eight days II heeame 50
violent that sleep impossible In about twenty four
hours attacked in right hand and wrist and in about
twelve hours attacked In right ankle at which time
under such eNerneang pain ms not To be aho 10 take
whatever losing all appetite for kind of food
and perfect helpless condition. became almost de,
ranged man My family standing around bed side nplo
ring call in physician my reply was. that could OBJ
the right n would do but that had
well die with fever At length consented for
go TO MIR lames a Crews merchant, near me-
and say him what my situation auer had tried
recommendation possible without the least beneh that
II he had which could truly recommend 10 sond
II o lie bottle ot DoNUs Rheumatic iinncnt
] used directed and after about six hours dropped
asleep for the time In forty hours Ny joints became
much wolcn From the time began get the swell
ling suagcd and in days was able to attend To hnsi
ness usunl sometimes have attacks In my shoulders
the Inimcut before with immediate relief by timely
application think il most invaluable remedy, aud am de-
siraus person afflicted with the mos dreadful
scourge earth Olheumatism) should give 1t trial
Yours, truly, &c,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

IN SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, GAl4.-(Of.
rcr l34 FRONT STREET NEW YORK )Parteular attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and consignments direct fro
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited. go
REFERENCES.-A. & A Lawrence Co. Boston Allen
& Paxson. New York; Courtney a. Gushing, Baltimore ;
Davenport Allen CO. Edmond Davenport Co. i.udlam
a Watson James T. Heath late auditor, and Crenshaw
Go Richmond; McCorkle & Jones Mcdaniel Hurt & Pres
ton r. c. ) Ferguson Co, aad Miller & Crenshaw, Lynch
burg. ~
B-Iaving established branch of our house in New
York our resident partner that city will give his personal
attention receiving transhppng and securing the low
freight Gree of commsSon on all goods conSgn
ed to our Francisco House
,,@,J aug s-eody.
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TERMS.

,,oIvI<N IL published tally at IS, and tri-weekly at
i ,,nutn advance No paper will he discontinued, ex
s at re ,pto the froprietors until all arrearages sha
nave inserted for so cents per OF
AVN for the insertion and 81 cts. for each
dimes ordered orsor weekly aud then 30 cts
t M he CHARGED for each in 'eron. II the numher Il
lnao . a., marked Ms it m he pubsh till
l'f,oa, AMI charged accordingly
tered o"'' ' RUS YEARLY RATES ARE;
For one siua an do .5f
FOR FOR ens .ns aaare scmiweekly .3o
For en' AZ $40
For intended for both subject to special
outrac advertisers will he limited to their in mediate bu
~ n sements charged at transient rates
All new advertise hents appear in 'hs uay ana semi
seeky papers - which exee.d eight lines are charged
.aably for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
Still more News from Good uRn.

MESSRS. DOVE & COL hereby certify that for years
pnst have much afflicted with Rheumatism, and from
the frequent Eminent have been almost entirely
relieved disease sell deal Of It 10 my neigh
hors do reeoeet solitary case, where has been
applied according directions of its having failed to afford
relief No family should be without this Inment regard
1t as best remedies for rheumatism have ever
tried with the greatest pleasure do recommend 1t to
,yery family ia the world Yours truly,
NO.. NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

uAlsaOI.GT1ON.-Tbc concern 0f Appel a
- NEWMAN this day dissolved by mutual cocsont--
The business Will be hereafter carried on by -....
November -, ls5a JACOB NEWMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

RICHMOND,
Messrs DOVE & Co-For about seven years my n1so ~
Simon had AN ulcer the shin bone OF one OF ms m
has had tho very best medical advice ana the strcst
from myself has been repeatedly po'.e 49,,
burnt with caustc; intervals whilst giving "'n ppi3s
mpne bc mas hccp kept low diet and also kept eiee
" 0unt with the limb clevated sometimes tho sprc "o W
large as the palm of mans hand ana al oineIs I W
than half dime and even when il has attained TINS si ee
would break ont again became entirely d9eouitst ' @
H. and one lay while inNour store asked you hat M
do r n Won ,vc me bottle of your TUR Rf OIL and aitef
using bottles DIV the lrcction it was entirely healed fr
Yos to the time of using he had lost months from ms
bnt since he has never lost a single day. VIII adu tha
lave expended useessly on his limb about @ Sa
Lit dollars and 1t gives pleasure to add to tne so"
his tns,imnnial of the virtues of your TURF OIL
Very respectfully . ,,, ,,,>,
"a eopy-pubshcd by permission from Lady 'N's Guy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

Tho above via Ohio River. Slight hdVhnce IS
charged If sent Railroad No Storage Charged
on C;0ods through our line Consgn to
BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES IL RIcHMoND.-Stems & Brnmmel, Tinslcy,
Tardy & Co, Selden & Miller j. H. Claiborne j. w Wright
& Co. Chas + Wortham & Co, Shields Sommeryille and
Ehmnnds nayrnnort & Co. June 2J-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

tNssERs - - :" !, - ~ y. -, , ,,,taor IL, ,I,o
United States THE FIRST PRlZE-A GOLD hEpAi-has re-
Gently awarded them at She great Exposition at the
Palace Paris and thus they have the Norl1
verdict of superiority -, -
Great have just been added so that they run
without the double the ordinary
specd so that TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE
IN A DAY. ,,.,
greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing establishments
in machines exclusively They are com
of work in the most perfect style
there great numbers of inferior entirely worth
machines of .hr Derow B1dges Avery, VIII
p Grover Baker and patents which have been sold,
but cannot advantage we hereby oier t" re-
eive all such and also unmproved OF our own
manufacture IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW AND LATEST IMPROVED
MACHINES on liberal Al old machines thus obtained
nv ms will he up and destroyed For particulars apply
by letter or personally a New York Once.
B-I.ocal Agents wanted TO make sales OF improved
sowing persons properly qualified foN the bust
ness rare opportunity profitable and pleasant employ
,an, is nTared / VI. SINGER & Co,
~ Principal Olice 1923 Broadway, n Y
BRANCH OFFICES; AZ Hanover St, Boston l42 Chesnu
81 philadrlphia 05 Baltimore St, Baltimore 223 Walnut
~ Cinrinnati le, Charles St. New Orleans Govers-
nj ~ " 9qi Rrnad ST Newark NJ j. noy 22d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

Il H. S WHITTEMORE& GRO, are manni,gHlIns iGtul5 Az
their works on the Basin, very superior -, " -
CHIMES and FANS of improved patterns ana are ''' W
hi orders at short notice and reasohahle terin9
Farmers wanting superior Machines can drea o h
sach by pers application or by addressing Us ''6 ~
Fosi Office .,,. .a on ro,s
enable terms ..,,,,..s, ,,., am, =,
We agents for the sale OF OBED III SSEi Chi
TED PA mt REAPER AND MOWER, at the H'h"'''
Price ,,.-...+i, i, q,
Those wishing Obtain any of the above ar'i''S va az
well to send in their orders early as posslbie.
The reaper be examined at our " orNs'
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r. vi
Chronic Debility Disease Of the Kidneys and
all diseases Disodered Liver Stomach such
Piles tullncss, Boodto the Head
Acdy Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
the Stomach Sour Eructhons sinking
or Fuerins Of the Stomach Swimming of the Head
dcu Breathing Fntterng AT the Heart Ghnak
ing Su,ocating Sensations when In lying posture Dim
ness VISION Webs before the sight Fever aud u
Pain in the Head perspTaon Gellowness of the
skin and Fycs Pain in Side, Back, Chest Limbs &c,
Sudden Flushes Heat Burning the Flesh Constant inng
nngs Evil depression OF spirits can be etcua
v by DoCTER IooFIANDS CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS, preparedby Dr. & NJ Jackson terman mtdcns
store No 100 Arch ST. door below Sixth, Philadelphia
Their over diseases is not eXccled eqnal
preparation In the United states as the cures
attest sktnl phy ysicians had failed
worthy The attention oi lnyads Posses
sing great virtues reccaon of the liver and lesser
glands exercising searching in weakness and
affections of the digestive organs they are wha safe certain
and pleasant. ~
VIRGINtA TEsrINnSY-Dr J NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va
9th 1852 said Il entirely out Of the tiefnhn bi
ters They nav berome all the rage, Nothing else SELLS
The Tenth Legion published Woodstock Va, said Jan
10Th 1885, "a Mcdeine-We have uniformly rohined
recommending the public of the various patent
medicines of dny unless thoroughly convinced OF their
value Among these consider worthy of notice is tho
German Bittcr cucd by Dr ooand and peparedby Dr
Jackson Philadelphia One instance In particular IN which
this medicine have been tested has al
len under our obse During the last OF
Mr. Aram Crab this county very seriously affected
with Liver Complaint and after trying in vain, Yaou RENE
dies he bottle the Bters and after using IT,
relieved hs distressing malady that he procured
another and Il restored entirely to health
They are entirely vegetable from all injurious ingrodl
strengthen the and never costate IL
wholesale by Druggists In all the prnal cities ana
Mt retail apothccares and sorekeeprs every town in the
United States. ---. . .a....
Sold by STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD, J. II. TH0MP
son a. Co and J. II. SEAY q co, Iynchbure, and by
dealers in medicine eVerywhcre isep ots.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

\ yNGuB0Rls ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
j ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. PATENT
AMBRorYfEs by J. kEAGY, only successor to Y. J.
Gibbs his old stand door the Virginia Bank Main
sroeconesscdly the highest achievement of the Photo
graphic These beautiful pictures glass plates hnve In
months almost entirely annhinted Tia. Old style Dague
rcotype being Infinitely superior IN every regard
First they be light The features not
vcrscd In the Dnguerrcoypo They lrillanl
richer In and elegant in fnish the eyes more
taken fourth the mo required by the old process
and lastly they viii last for They hornotcaly seal
plates Of glass which sealing Is secured by letters
patent the United States and Europe and owned in Lynch
burg by Keagy onig This sealing renders them mpcryousto
air water any other which destroys the Daguoco
type.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call and
anime specimens.
Daguerreotypos copied into Ambroiypes and endcrcdim
porshablc.
instruction In the art and the right TO mako Ambro
types in Virginia, reasonable terms.
Every variety of Castings Frams &e; also large stock Of
JcNelry constantly on hand t>ep 3hdts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
APOTHECARIES, &C.

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
WI Pure juice Port Wine pure French Brandy shers
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Sehiodam Sohnais
All these articles warranted pure and suitable for nedr
nal purposes For sale by JOHN II. SEAN,
is lIfS Druggist.
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/ vNCmBUns. ACADEMY or FINE AM

VNyANrEp IMMEDIATELY l-1wENTf Ntsr AND PANT
w AlooN MAKER. None buthst rato hands need apply
ne II dts GLASS KAINE.
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n -
for the purpose Of conducting the fiofoGRAillG ART
are now prepared furnish pictures IN every style Of the
wn this country Europe They call especial atten-
exceeding in bcaufy durability any Thing before
made These Pictures not reversed as Dsuereotypes
aro may he light. They hnpcrishable,
being hermeticay sealed between glass plates which sealing
is secured by Letters Paenn the United States and Europe,
and owned in this place by Gibbs & keagy only.
ose IEicy,oent in thc pb2tocraphc art having
relief and truly astonishing Made from the small
~,yn Storeoscopcs must be seen to be appreciated
the rcllcf being fully perfect as life
Also their Mczoraphs or Pictures on paper from life
These are equal finest engraYngs and accurate in
detail ANY number n single sitting-from to
tIousand-tithcr plain or coorcd, in water or oil
iils and strangers are invited spoci.
mems In the various thay assured of polite
arY at the Old stand Of E Gibbs next door to Virgin.
ia Baaf r.4neAburs. = +. GIBBs
JAS. KEAGY.
p sIo Anlrotvpcs the STYLE of draperv color of
the eve makes no difference all equally wen taken.
Dagaerrcaype copied into Anbrtypes and made permanent
cts. u O. n.
~ entire Interest Of Stgler McEldery Co,
to b. T C. Peters Of the firm In retiring from the bn.
mess thank my friends and the public for their patronage,
'',9 0cTo"rn T01i. lst $50 Ro McELDERy
vuNHE undersigned will continue the business of sger,
i McEdery Co. without farther change under the style
inr claims against tho firm of Sgler McEdery Co.. will
present them undersigned for and all indebted
n1r Stock Of New Fail complete
and surpassed by any IN the market we ask oPn
friends and the puhc cai' .. a. o. rLi,n; ,I,,n;c
As - I. - : ~ r-ie,--
H1LJ TRADE, Is3J.---BIanItci-.I Heavy
r large stock Of Staple Goods consisting of Blankets of all
kinds Heavy wooen Goods for negroes Lnseys oznabnrgsi
lanes Sc Also the makes of North Carolina James
article for pyi sqa y shs ah s
and ., ers,sms'' is,s 'os''' -'' b. HARRISON LEWIS
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u,usx,s METALLIC BURIAL CAsEs.-I ha,

k,sMETALIG BURIAL SAsEs.-ih have
lust received supply OF these Eases altogether d
shape appearance but possessing All the unVa
@ advantages of the old style
Tile popularity of these Cases as evidenced by
their almost universal adoption both at the North and South
the hos their admirable properties
Mahogany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept constantly
hand of every size , ,,
Burials with prompncS and despatch and all pos
sblc attention pad. Charges materially reduced.
. .oc 21-ts-Kep copy. A. WiNoiON
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vvIrRoTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, u AG u Err X EO-
TYPES-The above style of Pictures are taken IN all
their perfection the Gallery Of g. W MlNNlS q GO
TANNER would inform his friends and the public In
general he has returned from tho North aer an ab
sence months, during which time he has secured,
without regard pesc every and important
known the Photographic art and is
uared to furnish who desire them, Nutypes
on Glass Photographs Paper or the Daguerreotppe as
heretofore all which will b taken IN all their brancy
and perfection also. large and beautiful assortment
of GoI u oCkFrs, BREAST PINS, MEDALIoNs, FANCY CA
sEs FRAMES &C expressly for the visit to this
gallery Is solicited whether desired
f Gallery always open and tree to visitors Sundays
copied ., n = HNNEh,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

Those who dtRlt 10 look upon aud admire the beautiful
spreimcs which the hand Of in the resent pro-
RresSivc age forming respectfully invited call on g.
w MINNIS & Co their well established Daguerrean Gal
ery There the Statesmen Il the country with intellectual
mrin stand from the plate with such
cke appearance that the spectator almost fan
the throb aud the lips There
too the beautiful bushng maiden with sparkling eyes and
charming lips the ardent youth TO gaze in admiration
last best gift to sinful man There, too, frol-
licking romping childhood with buoyaut heart and merry
gh aud holds him charmed to the spot
Then come to G. w MINNIS COZ and view the handsome
specimens Have your likeness and reader induce her
you esteem all others to accompany and rest not
reproseuadnof her and Of those
Won hoddear To should the silver cord be snap
and golden vi broken, you have that le which wiz
ycrro yvidv to AuuT the departed Pie
turcs weather with equal facilities and with the
san fccon Remember MINNIS & co. the men to
e Won perfect likeness and they be found at all times
t their Gallery Main street. 3d door from Bridge
G. w. MINNIS * co,
n,pu