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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-12

the Urinary apparatus, however severe and painful
A better remedy for these complaints 10 not known
Price 81.
DR.. BROTHERS. VEGETABLE EMgTIC.
This Emetic exerts a very salutary influence over
the animal economy, and removes diseases when
other remedies fail
The stomach Is coated frequently with viscid
tenacious Huid which prevents the action of purga-
tives and other agents in this manner the functions
Of this primary and important organ so deranged
that nothing will act bene6ciay on its living fibre
Cathartics pass through II and the bowels without
removing any morbid accumulation, or restoring n
healthy zone 10 these parts.
This emetc, from it's peculiar combination has
threshold effect upon the system. When any morbid
affection depends upon or is connected with, over
disenson Of the stomach, the presence Of acrd
indigestble substances vomiting gives speedy relief
.. II not only thus dslodges from the stomach for
eign and deleterious agents. but IL produces a new
action, and thus changes the secretions by its smu-
lating effects on the stomach, lungs, liver &C.
Q. In consequence of the intimate connexion be-
tween the stomach and the capillary system or the
minute vessels of the surface, most important and
salutary effect is produced by the operation Of vom-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-12

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
~ 17--eoif 8m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
EaTE NEWS By TIL. niELS.

A Photograph wl--or, to follow the endorse
.,cnts the last wishes-of the late Emperor
%icbolas-written in 1914. las been published ut
e Petersburg. The first clause is kind of ad-
dress to his family. After enameratlng the va
r;ons kinds of property belonging to the Empress
h;s wife. the Emperor expresses wish that her
MAJESTY shall retain for lie, the Of her apart
nents IN the different palaces, and the clause con-
clIdes as follows -,
q The legacy which bclgeath to my children Is
;, love aud honor their mother :, 10 do everything
;, promote her tranquility; TO anticipate all her
sy;!bed and to cndcayor to render her old age
happy by their deyoied attentions Never must must
first asking her advice and demanding her mater
nal bsncdoton."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
Criln- Enn- IN Iirh Life.

By lngnal telegraph says the New Orleans
Crescent of Thursday last, we have the partlcu.
lars of a rather lively dramatic affair Which tran
,pired in an aristocratic mansion of the Second
District few DAYS since. \ young gentleman.
not two years married it seems, thought SO much
of his wife-a gay, handsome creature, deficient
in nothing except the management OF her piano
that be introduced to hera distinguished mnsl-
clam friend of his; whose musical talent aud
gentemanly department were well calculated 10
make an impression upon not over prudent lady
like the one in question. The musical gentleman
had access 10 the house at all times, OF which he
awaited himself without stnt-teaching his fair
pupil the beauties ofhis art with the enthusiasm
Of an amateur rather than that Of mercenary
teacher For Il time all went smooth tho hus-
hand, wife and teacher constituting sort OF hap
pv family. Finally it struck the husband, that
while the teacher grew IN 1re assduouS IN his
duties, the lady made no progress IN her music.
The serpent suspicion raised its head. and the
husband began IT, see Anselmon himself and
I.othario IN the teacher. He keptmu howev-
er, a long a. he could. determining to have tan
glide excuse for his jealousy before he expressed
it, So returning home the other Gay at II o.
clock, when he knew that he was not expected be
fore dinner. he stole up to his bed chamber-on
the way met his wife, vainly endcayoring to hide
an unusual confusion-and in the chamber found
the hat, coat and boots of the teacher, but no
sign of the teacher himself. The unlucky hus-
band was satisfied. He went deliberately to a
neghboring store, purchased cowhide, and re-
forming to his faithless spouse, gave her most
terrible Aagellutpn, after which he packed up his
buds and left the city III disgust for his panta-
ton, somewhere up the river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31

1t would appear from the New York Evonge.
list that the practicabty of laying sub marine
wire from one continent to the other is about 10
be tested. Two companies, one American the
other English have united in the work. The di-
rectors Of the company are busily engaged, and
in three months from the present time 1t Is com
tcnpated that the old world and the new will be
within weeks hail of each other by line being
completed to St. Johns, Newfoundland, and with
in three years the two hemspheres will be in
communication, by wire extending across the
OCEAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
old IrOnsieS.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-rhe L. 5. Frigate
Constitution sailed from Havana On the 2lst inst
Ear Portsmouth, n. H. All well, having been in
ernise of two years and half upon the coast of
Africa lost but two men-one over hoard by Il
casualty, the other OF cronic pulmonary disease.
She bears the broad ponnant of Commodore Isaac
Nayo. and is commanded by Commander Rudd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
Late and Interesting from Merico.

New ORLEANS, May 26.-The steamship Oriz-
aba arrived to day from era Cruz, having dates
from the city of Mexico to the l9lh INST. santa
Anna had reached Moreha with large army, on
hi, march to Znmara, where the insurgents had
concentrated aud where it was expected deels-
i've engagement would take place. y letter says
the insurgents had succeeded in separating Santa
Annals army. which was marching in three dvis-
ions A body The insurgents under Guiana Jun
10 had been defeated by the Government caYal-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31

CHICAGO. May 90 The steamer Glendy Bng,
lon 1t. Louis for NV Orleans, struck rock
lat Thursday near Cairo, and immediately sunk
In - feet of water She had full cargo of grain,
four. etc. She will probably ne a total loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
forwarding n Con,.nission Business.

WE -uhscriher having purchnsed the interest of
MI q, Peuyiohn, in the concern of Lee n Co,
n conirueth he Forwarding and Commission business
ihrir old -uud the dock
His location gives him superior advantages any
her Forwarding House in the City, hc Is but few
runres ot Level streets from thu landings of the Bn
nrr, Philidcl phln mud New ON Sfcnnefs. mud New
nk nno Boson Packets, and ia suhieetcd 10 the low
tdrayaer recognized by tho City Ordinance whereas
,ods shipped by those located on thc Bnsin dray
zen J., Two miles over rough paved Streets, thereby
bDoci II ~ utcr damage, as WILL hs Increased cnst
the better uni,l~tnld mE ut ChutErs, he viii put
ud4 on honri cnual boHts from vesscs steamers
cent "er 100 lhs.,, provided, however, that no
largc Tor siheleshlpmcHi shnl be less han twenty
cents for eomml,son mud duyagc. Seven ceats
i. frequently cbnrg"d for dinyage alone to the
lsu, and hyn cent ia raiher lesa tlnn the average
81 ii hauling there 10y the Orl unncc.
Tubacso uul ut ct prn!ure shipped about half the
tnrges ohafgld by thus located an the Basin.
Persons Shipping tobacco Other pradarc To my al.
rrs. will do we'll 10 ship by Mr. rettyiohn's limo Of
nra they come directly into the Dock Tor up londs
ituuut drny trouble
llnvnr Sperirnce IN the business e fifteen years.
natter, himself TINT hc give satisfaction to all
ho may cuttu. their business To him.
Ghlrge Oh goods invarnbly follow thcm 10 drstina-
tV ParricuInr intention given 10 the snle of Mcr
Haudise aud Produce
nu,2 dts W Al FRED s. LEE
a 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS.

- The undersigned, who has had a large practical
Kpclience in the prosecution OF Claims against the
General Government, oilers his services the Sol.
irrs aud their Widows and the Minor Children Of
engaged in the Wnr of 1872, and all wars since
go Us well "a for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
kid Va.
III, cbr,cs in all shull DO moderate and paya.
when he get, the warrant money, aud he will
DIV, ns he nlwn has, pby all collections imme
ntry.
lie hns he Roll. oi the cid Soldiers IA thoy stand at
re Department at Washington. und his acquaintance
nj hc,uics al HE Pension Office is probably better
nan any III Virginia..
Tie highest mhrkc' PRICE in cash will be paid for
'.nnd Warirt. ns wish purchase 100 900 acres
mai23 idly CllAS W STATHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
Massachusetts hQnor Lar.

BosroN May 29.-The hotel proprietors and
lionor dealers arrested last week for violations of
the liquor law were brought before the court this
m ,rning and all discharged, owing to a trivial
flaw in the complaint. There is considerable ex-
element on the subject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31

notwithstanding to the new Church Her
aid. the theory of DIR. Cumming, the eloquent.
scotch preacher, is that Christ will come IN lo64
that the advent will be what is termed pre-miI-
lenuial, or, in other words, that Christ will come
before the millennium, and the mennlal glories
will consist of Chrsts personal reign on earth
for thousand years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
Dissolution.

U1llE concern ofGump n Crawford is Til day dls-
J. solecd by murp1l consent All persons hnyIng
claims against concern will present them 10 T. -
CruWtori for payment lho-e indebted the concern
will ma,e payment To the sumr, lie hRvin% purchased
said J Camps interest IN the concotu.
ANDREW /. CAMP
THEODORE L. CRAN ORD
Ma, 10, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
Vbrsp ITeu# DrOlrnfH.

On Sunday last, says the Alexandra Gd;efff'
as the mail Steamer Baltimore was ON her way
down the river she stopped to land or tnke oil
passengers at.Sandy Point and in lowering the
small boat in which several of the hands employ
ed on board had seated themselves, the boat was
acknowledgement, and three of them were drown
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. W. PICKRELL. N NJ rArSop
P1CkRELL Il TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,

FeterSOurg, V0.
I'VE respectfully cal the attention of the citizens of
w Lynchburg and the surrounding country 10 our
extensive assortment of Lumber which consists of
many kinds suitable Tor Builders Tobacconis. Cabinet
Makers. Nc.
., for bnilders we have all grudes of Albany White
'lne' ohorry. Mahogany. Black Walnut, &c.
-, or inha'conists. We keep largo srocs of White
me Cnllin5s, suitable for Cusing-Buton Wood and
White Oak io Boxes.
rof cabinet Makers. we have Poplar, Cherry, Maple
Nc, &e, with general assortment of every thing nan
tiy kept in a Lumber Nnrd such rs Cypress Shingles.
Lnhs Spruce Pine Pangs, &c, &c
ANTHRACITE COAL.-Our Yard i. alvavs ann.
lied with the best Red and White Ash Coal which we
M throw in the Box Oars from our Yard or pu, in
ossheads aud forward. To dealers wishing a large
hontty. We are prepared TO offer great inducements
'vtng turn out from the Southsidc Road, running to
ur wharf, where We load n from tho vessel -
w viii sell IA low and forward with much dispatch
any firm in the State.
We will also attend TO the forwa riding Of any mer-
hhhdts" entrusted TO To Tobacc onisis ship
ing We can offer great facility. The take il
0 our wharf whore il can be put directly on the ves-
ais, either for baltimore Philadelphia New York.
'" also have Crime, capable of raising fifteen
ms. which tnke any henvy article from the vessel
Tho cars Wewiil be pleased receive orders or at
ND to any thing In our line. may 90 dam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
PANNII,Ii & SONS
COMM1SSlON MEKCHANTS,
In Ban p.

DARTlCULAR attention rud To snle and purchs So
of Wheat. Flour, Tobacco, and merchandise gen.
inlly. Advances mada consig nmcnfs
n. raSSrIL nfNWr r.sslIL JOSEPH rAsSILL
mug 2i:dScls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
4 Card.

II TIE -uhsribcl having purchased Of II. Silver
n hotu < Co, then intefr in the late robecrn Of
A.k IL Slye horn & c., will con iaue tie bu,iness
the old .inl Auin sheet. vi cIe hr i'll keep
hue assortment OF GOODS IN the line which he res.
pcc,uly invites the Intention Of all wantius goods in his
ltac Mr.. &. Nditz will continue far The present his
patltc4'br n3lention l., the Wh1 Gil ard CLOCK re-
pairing. whicl would eallhe ntfe6ion oi ui those
having such work , be done.
ua,Ist. H. SILVERTHORN
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PETERSBURG. VA.
WILLS a. PITTMAN.

(lniely of the firm OF W ills, Leu a. Brownloy,)
w ILL give their ntlrntion the sals and purcllas SO
v of all articles of Agricultural Produce, Farming
upcments, &c. mud purchase for order md sell foI
,nmisson all articles of Groceries Nc. &c.; receive
nd forward Goods, and act general Commission
\gents. ian 3-daclv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31

May Isl $50
INOR the purpose Of rrpniriug LOCKS Nos. 30 IL 40,
L tho First Division of the Canal the nlvigation
Ill be stopped at those points the Goth inst at
rundown, and will not beorcnel again until the 18th of
1t viii then rcmun open until the 9Th of June.
,hen it will aeoin b" stopped LOCKS Nos 10 and
g. until the l2th Of July
For the purpose OF .nylng new floors in LOCKS Nos.
md q the navigation will be stopped between those
hrce LOCKS onttr 42na inst, md be opened pgain
~ tho Monday following.
by order of the board of Directors
CUJNN
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IlslI

Mr. Mallory VI. Todd, an old AMI respectable
citizen of Norfolk, died IN that city last Sunday
morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31

consisting At every Gle suited To ltnle- OF the V'rl
best could he sel Il which he calls tn ntten-
tipn prbt, feeling .urrl TINT lie give sals
faction 10 al Wuo call ON lin. Onth ia quality and
prices. THEODORE I. GRAN FORD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
AZ RichnOnR.

Postmaster General Campbell reached Rich
mond yesterday afternoon ny the Northern tran
from Washington.
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may -
SS1HEAT TilHAsisERS HORSE

" PONERS.-We furnish ut Factory ptio., Bald
vim, Sinrlairs aud Whfmais 1hsshers, with Iron
Cyin!e.s and SetOijng Bose aud Liver ia Rnils
way Powers
TUOS BRANCH x SONS, Petcr4bnre
mus - BRANCH h co. Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31

WASHINGTON, May 39th.-,Ioscph b. Drifting
ham has been appointed Collector for the port OF
Yorktown, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
ma,lsrs II. SILvERTHoRN
CODA WATER, SODA WATER

- On S5da Fountain is NOW il operation. ihe7" who
IRE fond Of gla,.of sPmllmg SODA WATER rs
cold ice. with Inc Apple strawberry, Raspberry or
my s.ner kind Of ryf1P viii emil at
J. H. THOMPSON 4 cos
may7-i4 NcvQ Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31

HAN MILLS. Montgomery :. lipmhor1nghs an
A. Cunts Premium Fan, for salc by
THOS. BRANCH Il SONS Petersburg
my - BRANCH x Co, Richmond.
NvtheNiIe IcIegr4ph cory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
WICKERSIIAM'S
NEW YORK WIRE RAILING

,fOR enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery Lots, Dwell
lings Cottages. Nc. Window Guards, Tree Boxes,
=, sold the manufactured prices Specimens
be my Marble Works.
pn 10 dtcly JNO. H. GADDESS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
Important TO the Voters Of Lynchburg
and the surrounding Counties,

DGMOCIaIs, hHOW -IVOuIIIIIBs * OUtBldtIs
Glass ~ Itaine, !. Dixon. AgI.,
- ESHEC n LLi inform thsir political friends and
"a the lublic geueraIiy, that their stock Of Spring
nnd Summe C,"thiug J., now complete, mud they natcr
themselves thai their iaods be surpassed in Gle
gance ot style mud qality ct 'narral in nry mnrNe
Our supply of GentIcmrus Furnishing Goods i. also
comp consisting. IN part, of Lren and Muslin irts
Linen mud Muslin drawers. Crivi-. Sincks &c, &c
!. S.-Our trierd. will bear "a M I'D TINT huvu on
hand beautiful assortment Of Cloths, Cas,imerc, and
Nest ngs. which Il be lc ordef in the lacst
style, short lice. Thosn intending present their
friends with suits Of Clo es. utter The election eiher
itom cioice HecessitV Nil plense give call.
may 23-ts GLASS & .lAINE. j, DIXON, Agi
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TelegIaphed for the Daily virginian.
Arrival of the Pacific.
NEW YORK, Nav 30.

NEw YORK, May 30.
The Pacific has arrived. Breadstni,s are ro-
pciied as quiet, aud wholly unchanged. Consols
s53,
Afars Mt Sabastopol are unchanged. Large
r Endorsements were expected,by the allies in ten
aavs.
The negotiations between Austria and the
Western Powers are nnehanged-hut those be
tween Austria and Prussia moro intimate
General Canrobert has resigned nominally,
from i'll health, aud is succeeded by General
PiliSer.
ON the night of the 9th, combat took place
place tween some French and Russians 1t is
said 10 have been desperate affair.
The Russians attempted to dignew rifle pits,
aud the French partially prevented them. Two
hundred French horS de combat.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May 30.
Flour-stfier. Howard ST., SlI 90 Wheat
duh and unchanged.
NEW YORK, May 30.
Southern flour unchanged. Wheat firm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
PoIt Walthall Line.

1INilE beautiful aud tnvuritc staambp n r. =
n AUGUSTA, undct thn command ol S.4rsae=GsiTz s =.
Capt. Nm, c, Smith, sa on9d and taNotAbly known Ia
tie travelling community the Potomac and James
River is running GA lhc line YIN Port Wal
thaI,and is fsuished with LII A. So - A y = 4.
Lie Pre-ervers, Fore Pump, and all lhs linacrs
required by Act of C5nEre~s he the saety mss
euEcrs.
The Cars running il COZ ueNion wthlhc Ausp-in from
Richmond, lrnyr tn Richmond nnd rr-fshurs pafot
every Monday, Welae-iay,aa1 Eriiny urlark NJ
Persons e"ri, ing ia Richmond, by The Packet Bouts
have but few Steps L. walk 10 the Cars.
Tie Cars run"i from pcter-1rg 10 a. ~ POM in
connection With the Augusta leave Petersburg me
ney, above, att! NJ, from the Depot el tlr Apo
martox Il X ca thus giNin, passenger opportunity
To go from Lynciburg the by the Picket Baats IN
Danvi.le Rairaa 10 Richmond, or hy ol the South
SHE Railroad To Petersbuq and fo.. ti"re ueNt morn
irF to Norfolk.
R,turla-the Angnaa Will leave Norfll or fhe ntc,.
r,rc a,s. VIZ: Tuesdays Thur~dny, anal Saturdays,
j An
Tho Augusta will stop Al cd Point hrh going ard
returning rrgu ally throughout the Bathing Sensou.
Fare between Rrnmond NoroI l md Old Pint. I. ~
Fpr between Richmond, Coke, Rinls Mil aoj
Children o4or three yesrs aud not over tweI'e
years Of agr, hall pee.
NHiis,cdI g.. 1u
Servants, through, ---- 800. 81
S,ryn1tst my Uuiut GA lie rt.er,.---. 90
mo 26dVcts THOS. pODAMEAD SDp'.
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n. A. STlEsDIVANT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
RI hmond Va,
/ RACrISES in all the Court, of Richmond City
nm in the Counties of lletrieo and Hanover
knowlc gmcnt4 OF deeds. dispositions, e., &c. All
,oirssinnnI duti"z promptly discharged. Office
rof Bunk aud lth streets, opPpu'fe Capitol Square.
tt,,, T.dS Am
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
NEW CONCERN.

TUE undersigned hoelug taken the house formerly
1 occupied by Il. < n Srpfoe 'so doors nboge
A,rae 4 McCanahnns 81 srnnd. md next door To
Nurrcii 4. Su1tton. Min sucer. Lytrlhurg Va begs
l.. " fo ,al tie attention ot his hend aud the public
ecaer -. u h- stuck al Groror', Liquors, &c,
Which bc j, oHrrag low for ea,h ia exchange fot
countr4 produce. Porcnla nncntjon paid to the snle
Of Float Wbctf, Corn Trhncc', &e.r--aIsa to the re.
ceigine and farwarins Of Good..
may - c&dt.y 51EN LUNSFORD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register copy Gm
NGsT AsIksVED-Al hcFa,n,ly Grocery,
~ Nv Roe, aud Clipped llerings, Mackcrel nd
Sind Beef tongues Dried Beef ani many other H.
Giles usurlly kept in Family Grocery.
J. II. SOLOMON.
Y. B.-A few boxes Ladies fine Shoes al cost.
uniylS IL j. T..
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HOMICIDE

RICHMOND, May Both.
james II. Saunders was shot dead to-day, in
the street by David +. Groome-v verdict iustfa-
Bile homicide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
uIHn RT's LONDON BROWN
| ONION BROWN STOUT ~ Pol
THROWN ROSSEs will make his frs, stan

VvKVWN ItUSSEH6 VIII nuke DIS HIST sldIH
ID al my house. - miles from Lynchbnrg and IL
from Liberty. the Forest Road; also at Haiseys
Shop on the Forest Rosd, II miles from Lynchburg.-
He is dark brown, lour years old this Spring. and took
the premium the late tnr Petersburg; also IT the
yirgina State Fair, Richmond, (for heavy draught)
and will be let to Mares the modeia price of $l0
10 insure Mare TO be in foul,) the Mare is
nsceruined to be in foal parted with so cents
he groom in each Care will be taken prevent
accidents escapes but VIII not be liable for any that
may happen.
The season viii commence the Let day of APRIL and
expire The Isr day of August, 1858.
inar22.cts JAS. SLAUGHTER
Bedford Sentinel copy
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hos branch, Jns X. hrnuoh, Jno. Z. Branoi
TIOS. BRANCH Il SONS,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCH

nd dealers an Gnano and Agricultural hnpiemeafs
Petersburg, Va.
to Produce Consignments solicited; which
i'll receive the personal attention of the part
RKFERTo
John NJ. Otry. DR.. jus. Saunders. Sam'l Miller Am
ose Ruckcr, Lynchbpre, Thos. Wallace, Hon John +.
Ivy. Paul n Mclwane, VIM T. Joyner Petersburg
'arwiok Il Barksds., IL ~ 4 Co, Richmond
iuly pG lSrta
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Commission and Forward @ House,

, i. CIllLDkEY, former conductor or 3 s. Rail
-. Road. mud John Dirkersou, now the firm OF b. r
hiiifey Co,
ENERAL COMMISSION Il FORWARDING MER.
CHANTS.
Petersburg, Boil rgbrook street, No 81.
lllN DlCkENSoN. Il. +. ClIlLDREY.
may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-31
A E"EENTi0N REACLSN5TH --I5OC

"A bushels Smiths Coal. prime article
nayli-t, MILLER & ELAN. on Basin
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Bounty Land Warrants.

Bounty Land Warrants.
NOTICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe WAR of1912
AK ~ lou viii soon bein receipt of your LAND
I.sYYt " ARRANTS, and ! suppose each and every
AEas at you wish to The very hghes price you
therefore thi is notify you before making sale OF
tnur claims You will tive call. nave ade
engagements in New York which will enable me to pay
1tnte thnn my one heie or this side Of New York
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Ageft for Military Claims,
,nayllts Lynchbnrg Va.
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