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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-20

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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-20

Address o. J. WOOD 4 co, s1s Broadway, N. Y,
and 114 Market street, St Louis, No, 80 ~
For sale in Washington, BY CHARLES ST0TT 4
CO., and by all Druggists. ian 8-En
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-20

Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage being aware ofphysical weakness, organic
debility, deiormties, DC, should immedintsly consult
DIR. j., and be restored to perfect health. a,, ~
He who places himself under the care of DR..
Johnson may religiously confde in his honor as a
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as a
physician. 9tE ~ 8stt&'14E - -Esh1ETf f'T = TF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

BARBARors.-A young Count If Capua had.
by interest with the police. evaded The law for
cutting off boards aud moustaches. The report
this contempt Of the law reached the King in
his stronghold of Gaeta. aud he resolved upon
giving hs r, fractory subjects memorable exam
pla. One evening the good people Of Capua were
assembled at the Theatre Royal; the orchestra
bad struck up the first notes of Anna Bolena,"
and the lovers of melody were all agog for the APP
pearonce ola favorte prima donna, when, 10! the
curtin is raised, and discovers platoon of Swiss
Guards drawn up on the stage. with arms on
the cock, and in the midst of them the Count
seatcd on an arm chair, with his arms pinion"d
hchnd and Barrabas of barber, with mon
ster razor in his hand, leady to execute the
Kings will on the rebels face. The operation
went on in The presence Of an astounded multi.
tnde, and this advertisement of .craping fl the
hair Of mn honest and respected townsinan was
given TO the good easy Capuans as prelGde to
topping off the head of bluff lIarry's wife.-Na
pies correspondence Of the Daiiy Neics.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

The Senate has passed a hill in reference To
unoeenpird Guauo islands, which is regarded by
the agricultural interests Of the country with
deep solioitude. Tho bill provides that when
any American in n vessel OF the same nationality
shall discover an island, vacant and uunppropri-
oted, containing deposits Of guano, hc may take
possession of il for his own advantage, the emi.
nent domain being reserved 10 the United States,
and provided that the price of guano, when i'm
ported into the United States. shall be limited bv
n certain standard named in the bill, The NAVY
Department has taken lively interest in this
matter, and has given all the assistance within
its power To the attempts from time to tme mn,e
for securing Ia the United States some of tho nu
merous unclaimed islands in the Pacific covered
with guano. Commodore Mervinr.in the sailing
frigate Independence, set out from san Francis
CO IN Dec. 1883, and was last hearlfrnm at lie
nolulu on the 18th February Commodore Mer
vines instructions were 10 search for the islands
alleged TO have been discovered by Capt Baker
of New Bedford, and if they were found, oiake
pos srssion II them Tor the United States. There
are six other ships of war in the Pacific. whose
commanders have Instructions TO search for
guano islands
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

SrAINis passing through formidable crisis,
md its destnes again subjected to tho chan.
ces of political revolution. Although the events
rhich have already occurred seem to confirm the
trio'.ph the royal party. ii must not be forgot
ten that r.is is country fertile in sudden turns
and surprises, where the conqaeror of the even
ing may be fugitive and exile in the morning,
whore men pass from obseurity To dazzling re-
nown. from neglect and retirement to popularity
and the exercise Of power; and where indeed the
mind must be constahtly on the alert to anticipate
surprises. In Spin political and social life is
not centred as in Franc. within one ciiv,a capt.
tai, whose action sways ,he whole nation Every
province and city of Spain has a lite of its own.
and consequently special passions and Interest,":
80 that IN public connections. opinion raliateS
sometmos from the centre TO the extrcmiies and
from the cx;remities to the centre of the realm
The result of the revolution at Madrid i there.
fore involved in doubt until the great centres of
population and the provinces -which, ike Catalo
MA have always played an important part in the
vieiss'tudes OF their common eountrv-haye rati.
fled it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES AT CnIcAGo.-A re
lgo1- season. says the Democratic Pfess, term
cd by the Catholics a Spiritual Retreat is now
being observed IN 81. Mary Cahedralcorner OF
Madison street and Wabash avenue. 1t com
mencel laSi Sunday aud will continue two weeks.
Four Jesuit Fathers from 81. Louis are conduct.
ing the services. Of which there six each
lay. while the church i, "prn constantly from
morning 10 night. and i never without large
number saying prayers before the aliur. or wait-
ing their tnin at the ennie--ional-. The mum
Der Of penicnts is now 50 great that four tempo.
rary confrsonals have been erected in the church
ia addition 10 those in it before. and six or eight
y tests are in constant attendance upon them
until the church is closed for the night.
Di,cenrses are delivered every evening. and
Of the crowds seeking tn enter the church for the
last two nights, not more than quarter could
grin aImittauce. One Of the Jesuit Fathers APP
pears 10 possess extraordinary powers OF eo-
quenoe aud persuasion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

The United States Senate adopted a resolu-
ton ON Friday last. directing the Committee on
FINANCE to report upon the propriety of correct.
ing by law the present erroneous statement of
the relative value of the dollar and pound sterl.
ing'end upon the feasibility of some mutual plan
whereby the relative value of The coins aforesaid
can be made easily and exactly commensurate.
The committee will report at an early day next
session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

a PERSIAN PRINCESS went To see the Shah !
hall sister, beautiful girl of ID who lived with
her mother in an obscure part of the anieroom.
neglected by the Shah, ald consequently by eve
~ one else. She really lovely; fair. with ia.
desenlhahlo eyes, and figure only cqualled hy
some OF the chefs de cure of Italian nrt This il
So rare among Persian women. that >hr wa, one
Of the few persons | aw in the ceun,ry with an
approach ~ good figure. She was dressed in
the usual fashion OF trousers on trousers the lat
pair heng of such still brncade that If put stnnl-
ing upright in the middle uf the room, there they
would remain. Her hair was oured. not plated
and she was literally covered with diamonds. she
was fniet IN her manners, and seemed detected
She"as most anxious To hear obout European Gus
tom, What seemed to surprise her most was
that we took the tronblc to- undress every NIGHT
going 10 bed; and she asked me was it trne We
put On long white dress to pass the night in
All Persian women are ustonishcd at this custom
and are quite unable to account for it. They nev-
er andfess Mt night-they unite theirihiu mattress
from It, siiken cover. draw it ont from it, place
against the wall,anl roll themselves up in the waa.
drd quit which forms their blanket The only
tim they change thin clothes i when they oa :,
bah, lfthey - out to visit. they. If course. pot
On their best garments. and take diem of nj n ,bt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

ONygrnated ssittrrs.-Ftom tts Bostga AorH{RR POST
coon ADVICE TO Dfslfrtfcs=1n these days of quackerv
panArcas and wonderful cures II hardly safe
amy thing "a the catalogue Of pntent medicines nni will
not knowingly instead reael# these uattes when
have undenable of the READ value Of medicine
tie testmon. Of good and estmabe besidcs
duty to give publicity such remedy. The ygcnaed
btirr' .pld by Meirs Seth w fowlo Co.. l31 Washington
street. know have received the men,
and their virtues aud efficacy fully attcsed cit
Of the highest rcspoctGhitv.
Any individual nhmE from weakness and arrangement of
The stomach nervousness debility will never
regret making far trial of tbs Invaluable medicine.
Mono genuine nnlcs. signed Bt IT'S the wrapper.
SETH W FpWLE Il co, IL Washington Street, Bos.
TN propricors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sVle - J. II THOMPSON 4 co. andJ IL SEAY.
aug dg e,aaIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

bat generally they lie down Just a. they are. and
even in cold weather they wear their chnd,or. or
out-of. door veil, ut night L1dg Shiti.S Gimp
ses Of Lift and hannens IN Persia.
RUSSIAN DiSsGR-The NV York Conr-
rier des Flats Unis publishes in the Paris cor.
rc-pon1ence extract from letter written by
staff officer Of the French army dat cd May g.
The letter shows the cordial relations which are
established between the two armies and des
cribes dinner given by the Russian 10 the
French officers. We copy the account Of some
Of the arrangements Of the dinner
As snon ~ we arrived we were invited to IN
TO the dinner table. Tie dining room was ar
ranged in the meadow. under IA tent. and "A the
weather magnificent it was much more
agreeable than it would have been in the house.
+ "Fo provoke nm appetite they begin, in this
country, before sitting down at the table by go
ing 10 corner of the dining room 10 drink bran
dy aud gin. and TO eat. in the fingers. sardnes.
cheese aud heap Of things seasoned with pep
per and vinegar. which were enough 10 take away
all desire for eating lnasmuch a. ii was all drank
from one littlo glass, aud every body used the
same fork or III" sumo spoon and swallowed the
-ardine whole at one menthful, without bread or
stopping 10 take out the bones These premi
nuries oyer. we were seated al II well furnished
table. | Ind the place of honor between General
Wrangp aud another General The table was
covered with bottles Of wine, but not n drop Of
water. All this wine came from our merchants
at Knmiescb.
"'ihe first di-h served was "A Russian pie, a hot
pie, composed of mashed meat, mixed with rice,
eggs caYlar, and Other condiments. II was We
ny good. After h, cnme soup in cups; the soup
wa. seasoned with cinnamon, Then came hot
hnms pieces of roast beef Of 40 lbs weight &c.
Three-qunrlrr- Of an hour between each dish aud
tonsi; jokes and drinking to Gil up the intervals
Sweet di dies IN French fashion, buildings with
white vanilln sauce. sngared oranges came at last
and gave u hope Of the repast coming To an end.
grave error this Our plates were taken away,
and We were served with roast turkey and salads.
We bad 10 do violence to our stonachs under
penalty Of be. impote and devour our turkey
aud snad rs if we had been starved and to com
plctr satisfaction the salad was dressed with
sugar aud vinegar.
"Wo drank To the health of the Emperor Ma
poleon first then to that of the Emperor of Rus.
rin then 10 Marshal Pelissier. then tn General
Wrangol, and then TO the living, and then to the
dead for the space of five hours. without eav-
ing seats. We left the tnble at six o'clock
I'VE bad ten leagues toridc on our return: 50
after having smoked some cigars, we resumed
our horses nnd reached home at ten in the even.
ing. Our horses had not dined rs well rs we had;
they bud not given them gIain of barley"
The Russian camp where this feast took place
was sitnated in n beautiful spot in the midst Of
the koralinn dcGle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

BErlsISG OUT WEST The Cincinnati Ga
-ette has AN article heuard "Fdimore RuGfan.
ism giving TN account of u Fillmore meeting
in Ohio-at which harmless, unolendng Black
Republican was very badly beaten for having
opcned his mouth TO shy one word for the Black
Republican Platform. When that word was
spoken, N great olamor arose and 1--WE copy from
the Gacetie(
There appeared 10 be disposition to inAct
personal violence upon Mr. llowarih. Mr.. Nor-
ton, howeyor before anything was done, a,ned
"What Is There in it, fthe Republican PLATFORM
but ahu,c of the South" Mr.. IIowarth answer
ed Quoting the platform,) "rhe Union must and
Shall be preserved" Upon hearing this reply,
all l'andemonun appeared To break loose -creS
of "down with him" kick him" &c, NC. we're
heard, aud man greatly superior 10 Mr.. How
nlth, in physical size and strength. approached
him ilonrshing his hat. Mr.. llnwarth put aside
his hat. and stood looking him in the face. be-
ing scarcely nhle rs it was not very light 10
make out who or what he was. when the man
struck him trcmen lous blow between the eyes,
which knocked him to the ground, where the by.
ISLANDERS kicked him until he was rescued Both
Of his eyes were bnekened by the the blow aud
his face yesterday morning was nearly all blue
from its effects. Indeed we have not seen So
battered IA countenance for IA long time
II would appear from the statement that there
are not only some Fillmorenes left in Ohio
but that they ARE spunky -aud what's more,
spunky for the South.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
g.. .aompEraranN o. Is III

Hal for the pnrposc of organizing An early and puncua
attendance IS desired lauR lGdlt
'-.e ''sDuPEEtTsDN q ~ the Life q
iSNi-a TRADE PRINTING In all lis various branches,
done IN style unsurpassed by ohr Establishment IN the
SUITE a; the NlRGlN1AN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT.
Jobs printed in Colosn that will compare
work done south of Mason and DNpus Line Specimens
BE seen Al our ea Cali and First Alley, between Main
aud Church Streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

complexion Nenw aud r"ughf Have bought all the
oous cosmetics aud other preparations for the si
cure Noni II So learn that what appears the
vs. 10 indication Of foul u'eous hun.r Ia The blond pmplrs
rough skin aud sfay erupons but the effects hidden
cause You but the trinity with cosmetics fyoi
wish io h1Vea clear and beautiful complexion ali times if
Non wish h remove those ugly ttho from surtl"c and
exchange tile rough texture of the skin conu zion
miN" tint of health bloom upon Your check
rcmoy the cause by king Or l.. b. Wrlghs Scro.lous
AWd"tc + l1s when the directions are, fol.
lowed Gheit tih. see advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

The New Orleans Courier Democrats State
organ, has the following in regard to the Ken.
lucky elections:
1sere rero ma S'dte officers Seeie3 no Congressman
7' ahess wtarcr N wboy5 election test rotc could be
dtfa The drcaoa iess fer county ofcsrs j,}9cy s}r-
rs and ne Fc wbrf local considerations and personal
popularity disturb he rspilv parry ro'c To spc3 de-
yr-s LlL No caLrAla4al eln BIZ Aase3 on He rtsN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

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'"N ,'n''e "'"''y' aaa ~ 'eaF' every 'any 10
u5 Wv" ,""',1s. i'' S"u 'ap TAX would DO
''',,'".y P','u, anu very p'oo"'','e'
'',u' u",n'l com 'nH soA'
""," Nv e',' women "''., o'peNs-'n' "'''r
f f ~ p1'"' '"' Tue h'"''' Tue former TO make
Us '2nR'' 'n''", r,. =,
u, ne s,a,','',s =, oe'a'y IN ~onlan vary WIN
ry .,.. u,;i''" "' f Sn1't-
'',Lu ''''9 '"'o ''rc,R' .. '''"''' ! ne,
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'"ta'y N,neuon,; ana
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a. II" ''t ,,"'o," Y,''NN'onu o'h'r nations on
tno shotts "' 'le Meailerrah'an, eofpulency Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

StetESsFuL INSURANCE COMPANY - Accord.
ing to the annual report, The Commercial
Mutual Insurance Company of y. York" was en-.
nentlv successful last year The premnms
Amounted 10 the Sum Of 566i, e967l, The loose,
and expenses We're S4I3Gl9 20. which added IL
the return premiums aud reinsurance make =,
total ct S5lG3l9 81, thus showing Il net profit for
The Near OF $llj.576 =. The total assets OF the
company are S60i,576 06 The trustees have
declared script dividend # twenty per cent on
the net earned premiums, for Which certificates
Will be issued GA the 18th of August, on Which
d'y interest will also De paid on the OUTSTANDING.
script Of the Company,at the rate of six Der cent,
\ car lately put ON the l'linoi, Central railroad
contains slx stat room having two seals with
Cushioned h1ck S,large enough for two persons /,
he upon. The back. + the seats are hung VIII
hinges NJ ii" upper sl..,, So iha, they may b.,
tur"ed uP al pleasure. tau> forming two sing,,
berths one orcr tn" other, whore persons may
end OF the car - a small wr.A r5,n. with r,or,.r,
wash b'wl, looking gass &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
SALES BY AUCTION.
EgEss DAN
,unUsr SALE ora ..LuAsLE To.,Cco

HuNKlsD AAIE OLA
i FACTORY AND FACTORY FIXTUREs-By VIM
# deed executed by Paul Jones' Warner Jones Ben
Duval the Goth Of March 49, daily recorded in
Clerks Office the Hastings Court CITY of Iyneb
the Subscriber The Trustee therein named will satur
day the ION day Of the present month Aasas proceed upon
the pteis =, 5 u,n aa,,n, ,hg S q ground
and Eighth Street in the CITY Of Lynehburg, with the Large
Brick Tobacco Factory thereon
The subscriber vii al the time and place in the
the persona property also conveyed by deed
consisting of Iron screws Presses Mills and ayaIy other
estate viii be sold liberal will be
made know "a me day OF te and ne snes on aerepi,of
cash Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed vii rcquir
ed on deferred payments
HANGING AND WALKING ACADEuv.
II MR. J l.. BAKER respectfully announces 10 the clt
zen OF - ennIs and yiein mat he has made arrangements
gan Accomplishment as 80 Scholars obtained df
inst. at 4 o'clock p NJ, at DUDLEY HALL.
Thoso who wish to take Lessons VIII ind the lis, the
Washington House The Terms are $40 for "a Lessons
Er~r Received another .oi of Gathering
~ 4 Sons celebrated Piano Foftes, and for sale by
aug l6d&cts Bank Square Lynrhbnrp. Va
s=smUsIs !NUAsC!-The undrrsign.d ~ ny,
* addition lis large stock hand AIusc Sa
loon, Bank square Iynehburg, va. W. =. GREENE.
,g,.sE Res, PIANOS in the world. mnnufnc.
tured by Chekerng Sons. OF Boston, al, avs on hand
july l2s w. p. GREENE
sSsEED oai., PANTS, xc-!oO Gallons
Linsc,5 OIL WIN Zinc White Lead, Colors of all kinds
Nenishos brushes and every article pertaining Paint
ing business, On Land and for sale by
nug 10 Is STRoTiER & WHITEHEAD
a.. Al REWAE D.-iiannwmy from, the sub
gov seriber, residing in the City Lynchburg negro
man slave by the name Of EiNRY lie dark complicated
negro about p of about feet high well built long
faee with high check bones He when went away
blue doth dress coat linen ranaloons, and black hat
stone Gutter Mason and fasteer by If taken out
OF the state will give fifty dollars reward the state
twenty dollars il in the county dollars and if in city
OF Lyurhburg five dollars. JAMES SCI RRy
have strong grounds suspect that Henry was de
coYed away by a while man. aug Is diets
u Bro"ne"'s Wing ard Abingdon Vrglnian copy 81
r6NO RssIDEES.-Ehc suhscrihc,s mrr pre-
pare to nsh Window Glass all sizes from tho first
quality Frenh Glass I" the cammanes grades, either
or single thickness ODD sizes short notice
SFROhHER a WHITEHEAD.
lists Drngaiste
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
CbnicraA certain cure for this Disease may be found
iuthe use oi perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May D. 1853.
GEErtEffS i feel under obligations benefit
received from invaluable Pain Killer few DAYS
assisted in lay ing cut aud burNuy Of
Who supposed To have died with the Cholera The
nu'uGg was taken with severe vomiting accompanied with
dnos> Of the eStgcWc5. Warm aud hot appca-
tnus flleio restore warmth Nv wtes flmlv who had
used th' Pain Killer with during tho Cholera
Buffalo in lr44 advised me 10 takei Itrok doses inter
walls q! fifteen minutes hne pcsprttuu ensued and the
next day Ia ming Hie weakness was we'll aud have been
since Snrc recovery find that several citizens
have used fc Pain Killer remedy tor Cholera prunonn.
eng good thr p" talk pleasure in recommending ii to
still more eNteHeiNr notice
" u CROZIER Airy at Law.
sold hy Druggists Grorrrs and Medicine Dealers every
MInrn. Iang dow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

4 nclhertroule nor expense in making effort to offer
10 " trends and customers and reliable Havana Cigar
and we think we have succeeded. Our Cubais Ambross
La N"rnas aud Rcals Cigars find ready sale and satisfy ali
those who nprreeiat" aud ctjay good smoke
those who have not tried them would say that W.,
keep AL grades Of Cigars from > p cents n piece
For ale at j. II. !HONpSDN 4 cos
aug l2 d&cifts Apotbccar, 4 brng store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

ESiEE Apple Ghcesr.-10 Boxes Superior Pine
n Apple Cheese just TO hand and Tor sale by
vii SON q Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
ysNO NAWIsEssN.-,l,.,c ,mherrihrr. nrc prcnnr


ed to furnish Bags at the usual Rail Road charge such
OF their customers consgu their Wheat Garn
thom for sale Will asQ sell portion to reduce stock.
aug l3dts ANDERSON, ADAMS & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

NAfisE>, s"iiscs. satiscs.-.snst opened II LOT
of nice Nalises very fine sole Leather. Call and
prime article SEABIRYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
oHExcEI.r.ENcE.-M

have opened 10 day direct from the most tasty
anu reliable manufacturers in the City of PHILADELPHIA lot Of
Sleeve buttons and Studs which for quality
sNe are tic IN advance of any thing have In hcrtu
tered To ollr friends and
IL affords US no small degree OF pleasure to show such goods
as hoe we reer To- Gentlemen VIII do call in
aud take look at something that is really beautiful their
line SILVERTiIORN & Ct ItT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

u W, e-s q va, sSe MD ave viii receive
IN in fow day lot IF No Peruvian Guan1 which we
invite tho attention Of our friends and the public
aug Its WILSON A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

II lhnsc,3 OIL WIFI Zinc, White Lead, CoDrs of all kind
Narnhos Brushes and every article pertaining Pain
ing business, Land and for sale by
nng b y SIKOTiIER & WHITEHEAn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

fNaAND. ss'AN0.-Fhe smb-cribcrs have jasi
~ completed thrrFal purchase II Peruvian Guano
the Agent direct, which will insure genuine article
Will be sold a low probably lower than be purchased
elsewhere all We want is call to insure u sale
aug l3dts ANDERSON ADAMS q co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

St0Lsl LEAEssEH.-2D0 Side. Good sole Leath-
- err, just to hand and for sale by WILSON & co
b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

Cu'f l"f sale my well known Fruit Garden 3 males
sou" Of yhehbnIg Va consisting about one Thousand So
~ varieties II fruits Fer particular. sdlfoss the under
$3.50 Lyhehbnfg Va or Apply at l.. l.. Armseals Sbo,
ana Hat Store, near Farmers Bank
aug f. dNrts NJ ,p,,r,,r,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

sSsEED oaI., PANTS, xc-aoo Gallon.

turcd by Ghiekering Sons OF Boston. al1 ays hand
aW T. Greones Music Saloon Bank Square Iynchhnrg Va
july l4b W. y. GREENE