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The true Democrat., 1856-03-11
COOKING STOVES.
sEARCY FEMALE ACADEMY.
TEETH, TEENEhL.I

TEETTE! TEITII!! FAR. CHAS. CIuDSEY, Dental Sur e~s, .sI geon. would call the attention of 51'rSs-@5S persons using and requiring artificial teeth 04A1ll1 to the new method of inserting teeth for temporary, and in many eases, permanent use, Gutta Per cha basc-a substitute for metaie plates.
 l am prepared to make fnli and partial sets of teeth from the above material Persons wishing entire full sets can have them made and put in the mouth in the short time of four six hours after the teeth are extracted. Partial sets from two to four hours.
 ALSO,
 Restoration ot the Face to is Original Contour, Bringing into usc all of the muscles necessary to natural expression when changed by loss of teeth. Persons coming from the country. requiring teeth inserted on this principle will not be detained from home longer than one day.
 All other operations in Dentistry faithfully per formed Specimens to be seen at his othce s-F3~ Office No. 15 Jefferson street, one door east of the Commercial Hotel Memphis, Tenn. March '5f-Sm
The true Democrat., 1856-03-11
LATER FROM THE CPTMF.

A COUPLE of young gentlemen from Little >A IA Rock, went out to the Crimea a few weeks kA ago, have written back that they have met with lI-a very cordial reception by the citizens of Se ba>opol, and have been invited into the first fami- lies of the place. merely account of the attractive appearance of their apparel which was purchased at Markham street. The direction is said to have been sent |" the Car. Jan. S. '56
The true Democrat., 1856-03-11
HATS!!

JUST RECEIVED BY WAGON. A HIDS Prime Sugar; II 25 sacks of Rio Coffee;
 10 boxes Virginia 5's Tobacco;
 < Black Tea;
 |" Gunpowder Tea;
 6 '" Smoking Tobacco; 5000 Oranges;
 50 bbls Onions, etc., etc.; All of which will be sold at the lowest prices by Dec. 2S, 1885 N TANTf & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
ARRIVALS AT THE
Washington HHonSc-Snead ~ Clark, proprs.

July lG.--Maj j T L Preston, Lexington; Fhos T
Franklin Jas L Franklin VIM II Dunephant, Bedford;
S a Carter Adams Express Co; Dunavant, Bedford;
Jas A omack, D Wtcher, Pittsylyania; Jas Good
man. Shellyyillci D Cheatwood, Bedford NJ Il Good
win, Nelson; Mrs Payne, Jno Payne, Campbell; l.
l. Loving, Jr, o Loving, Nelson; VIM II White Bed
ford; Jas l. Dinwiddie S College; Jas l. Wright
Bedford; J Pitzer, Roanoke; l. shumaker y Lady
Liberty; Jesse Wadrcn, Bedford; " II Mantiply, AM
herst: L L Hatcher, Virginia; I Barnett Soddom
N c; G G Anderson, s G NJ Freeman, Va y h
G Clark, Campbell; II Callan Capt II liarmeilng
Va At r; Nelson Lowry, Bedford; a Arnold
Richmond; Jas c Loyacc, Miss Dews, Pittsy
Jno Martin, Lexington, Ky; Henry Miller, Russell
Va; Jno jones, Floyd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

reeasaHz'i hv if,.8a nirtf fht rau8fi,
Ca, assed laughter III "a I III. Nondloif
"gn little wretch, there =, raam enough Ia this
world for You Gud ne" In his Judgment, the
cock that crows and will not light Is despi-cd by
hens and pullets- Laughter,
Abiding to the remarks Of james Watson
Webb, which had been quoted, THAT the assault
deserved death ON the spot" he said il those WHO
endorsed that sentiment wl-hedtoplnv game oi
ehivalry, lel them with the whole Republican
crew come and take the life Which they say Is
forfeited. 1t his opponents were satisfied with
the present state of the rase he wa. He re-
turned his thanks To his friends especially TO the
ro'd Northern Democrats and gentlemen who
. the manhood to stand by him. not forgetting
John Scott Harrison, OF Ohio. Some gentlemen,
lie believed, had voted against him contrary 10
ihelr wishes. but were operated npan by outside
pressure, and he spoke in commentator If those
who gave their votes without indnlgipg in Will
ioation. He concluded by saying Mr.. Speak
,r, announce TO yoa and the House that am no
longer "A member of the Thirty fourth Congress-
Contusinn, applause and Kisses, during which
Mr.. Brooks retired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
& L EAT ENTHl SIASM!!!
THE OLD WING FIRE RE.KINDLEDnn

RcnMoNp, July 10th, The Wing State Con.
venion assembled in this city this morniug,--
The attendance Is quite numerous some City
counties are represented.
Mr.. Nm. H. Mcfarland was chosen Temporal
ry Chairman, aud Messrs. II. Ridgeway and
/. Peters, Secretaries.
Tho Committees on permanent organization
nominated Wyndhein Robertson, Esq, Of Wash.
ineton County, President, aud eight Vice prcsi
dens-among them c. l.. Mesby ,oi Lynohbwg
aud five Secretaries including James MELON
aid aud s. T. Peters of Lynohhutg, Therrport
was adopted.
a Committee Of l3 was appointed to report
Resolutions.
Eloquent speeches were made by Wood Boul
din, oi Charlotte. G. l.. Moshy, of Lynchburg
Alex. Rives, of Abemare. WIN. l.. Goggin oi
Bedford, and Wyndham Robertson. all glowing
with old Wing fire. The enthusiasm was un /.
bounded. The Convention adjourned until to-
morrow,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
Conversational,

WASHINGTON, July 10th The Senate passed
bill of final adjudication of the swamp land
titles in Louisiana
In the House Mr.. Keitt defendcnded South
Carolina against the charges of Sumner He said
he knew the assault by Brooks would be made
unless Sumner epologiaed; but was ignorant oi
the limo and place. At the conclusion of his
speech he resigned his seat stating that his
resignation had before been sent to tho Governor
of South Carolina
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
Dayton's LIE tel of Accordance

NEw ionK. July 10 The letter of Hon. w
l.. Dayton. of New Jersey, accepting the Re-
publican nomination for the Wee Presidency,
has been published. He dcprrcatcs sectional is
sues but says the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise and the consequent extension of slavery.
ars}ssnes forced upon aud the section Of
country presenting those issues Is responsible
Tor tho result He endor SOS the Republican
platform.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
J a. unrrLrlsoER s CO, rrorrlctos
rERrfFICA TEs.
pETERsHllRG VA. May 18th ltan



Yum dalro Ia know apinun OF tho water NJ toyunt
Springs. Having resided ~ the place Hpme i've months,
prepared that formed thu meat aabo opinion of the
wafer In raHeHnimdgusan nervone ptosifaoEchtta de
utility, uterine oUsnotu and functional arrangements Of AL
liz toerctp} nguns have waota In tho mountain
country 10 compare with IT, oSeep, the Hreehhfior white AN
than pleased To- learn that The place will come undor Your
Immediate management aud super iHion AMI ta Son
gentleman rum the Irnw House
la baltimore which, together viii the fine hnte 40 beautifully
hnhod aud furnished hoHdes very comfortable cottages
The patronage OF The public and make the
Cnynrr Springs the inviting aud fashionable lcsWt Ia VII
lna Withmy tos wahoa Tor your and happiness.
oinain. dear Hir, Your most obadleni ant,
GRO, J. SMITH NJ IL
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Another Fugitive Slave Case In BOs-
Much Excitement.

BosroN, Jnly l6.-Joseph Williamson fugitive
slave from Mobile, aboard tho brig "Growler,"
arrived here to day, aud jumped overheard white
the Capt. was attempting to secure him. lie was
secured again, when the Vigilance Commticegct
ting wind Of the affair Issued n writ Of llubeas
Corpus. Judge Biglow. is now hearing the case.
Much excitement prevails
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
Rhode Island Polit ca

PROVIDENCE. r. l.,July l5.-'fho American
State council to-day ratified the nomination of
Fremont and johnson. There was thin aten.
dance of Fillmore men. who withdrew before tho
Council proceeded TO business.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
WATERING pLAa IT,


6SOSNEH's White q BBlns.s Sulphur -psiag e.
~ THIS delightful Watering place Ia tor the re-
aaubke sid Hrstourt surrounded BY mountains and In
ne 81 the nest eauui picturesque aud 1srta portions Of
Virginia aud immediately The ie the Virginia and ran
nesre h TOAD within 80 sats OF the road aeli aud about
Lula ne from BunsackH del oonly OF hours from Rich
mnnd AMI 1tesui and ahpnt twphcnts ffum ynehbnfg
foraeus eas ma 1y Point f,e'sbuig, or hehmend In
the morpinE hs The south Side and bns lie Ra Roads aud
taking h, et tho Virginia and Tcnnessee Rail Road at
lNnchhuts leAeh bousaeks depot ahuutj aeoek p tbs
sne day WHORE an Omnibus AZ will meet them aud convey
rhcre " bte aud nack Sulphur springs whose cf
aSc Icpere hu b, Of perAons who have
been entirely relieved by using the Tho reputable
The surrounding counties for having cured many etHonf aa
I'd with wartime.
tnRnNic AND OTHER DtsrAsrs
They mol surpassed by any mineral watet IN Nlrsih
tho OF Dyspepsia in s various Affections ~ tin
liver kdneNs aud bladder uonernl liability especially Of
all Kinds other aAea
males,
they ereeentt pupayo anddiure,c, With astops de!oe
minatinu TO the slain, few certificates Of the many that
misht he furnished ate given below.
THE III lD1NGS are spacious aud eontenloni and almost
entirely eonasing of lioela Cottages ~, ann ding ae
Communications equal any La the
Nnglna about 400 peraona The Furniture aud Fixtures
about equal those Of The beat hies Ia our ,i& The
hedug unusually good with Hair Mattresses thfo lhnui The
mud judge f themselves No painH have been pacd IN eb
tuning the bcsf servants aud the most experienced and hest
qualified Assistants Tor department Of The estahlshani
The general management Ia eunhdud - A. flEtILflNs
GER, Esq nie of Cumberland Maryland assisted by AL
FRED Il JAMES, aud Ro. J. READ, late Of Lynchbnfa
who VIII doubt give satisfaction 10 all who may Visit the
place.
There viii lie ROWLING ALLEYS, NC, for exercise.
PINE RAND OF NJ sic Is already secured, and TEL.
EaiAri OFFICE will oon be established Mt bonsackH dc
THE TABEwil be found equal TO any In The mountains,
The facilities ai securing supplies bong about as great rs ty
ean we'll BE-
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Nava

New YORK, July l5.-The L. S. frigate Poto-
mar. Commodore paulding,has arrived here eight
lays from KY West.
The sloop of war, Saratoga. WAS spoken of the
tn inst, off Iortugas; bound for the Caribbean
ca. All well on board.
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, July 10 Flour dull.
Whea, in good demund.
Corn brisk White 65od5; Yellow 6ln62.
NEW loRK, July l6,--Flour dropping - Stan
dard Southern $7.35.
Wheat dull and > cents lower. Corn let, low
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

ooyYrns srNlNos, Va, August 90, is5c


For hbodi fifteen years pasi have been abpg Under
disorder Of the bowels al the vcf and dya
le1sn Ia aggravated form accompanied with great debility
and irosratian Of the ayttem By the however Of the
White sulphur Coyners Springs slN months past
1aRt ony been relieves but health has been entirely
fsored and healthy having lost onc day
York d4ease any ktnd sometime past OF coure,
alone to the OF tbs waters ut the place
obliged ennsdor then medicinal qualities oultpfnty
pnod. give this certificate hoping Is publication may ID 9TH
good, q. A, MAYO,
IN .IDia
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UElICE o. lltr NcHMoSn AND DAhNlLlt X Il co.
L NM

sin ln the summon o 1895 was afflicted with trouble
eruption nrettcr Of the s which extended Itself noaf
~ head face, annoy ed great
ual, burning sunHation which
u produced Ind confidence from previous knowledge.
tho healing prpporos of the waters tOynrrs springs,
then the property of yopofIuated MY milo wost OF lynch
burg Immediately tho Virginia TonneHseo Railroad In
aw of my confidence In tho healing vriuoH Of Tho waiee oi
hose Spnp determined all myself OF asori Walt to thu
place, test ms the effect this annoying
eruption and satisfaction found entire rcofn two
weeks aud satisfied TINT had stayed there sunemo
nngo would have been thorough aud complete and
was have been trouhle1 only with few pnploa since
but not To much extent
these brief trial Of tho value of these waters
similar VIII be service to You aud of bonebt 10
ether inyRds afflicted Ike myHclf suffering from similar
eatsns NJ liberty the statements nhy
link proper Most Respectfully
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
Pennsylvania Poll les

PrTrsBURG. July 14.-'The Executive Com
ht'ec oi the American party on Saturday unan,
nonsly endorsed the nomination of Fillmore and
)nnelson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
MARRIED

On Tuesday evening, the 18th instant, by the Rev
w H. Kinkle DR.. CYRUS P. BRYAN, of Covington, to
to MARY w. daughter of Mr.. Thomas H. Scott OF
Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

Case of Hon. p. T Herbert Jury Discharged
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Fhe jury in the case
at Hon. j. Il. Herbert. were discharged this
morning by the Court. They stood for acquit-
tai, and for manslaughter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
4. n ulLMEM, VI y.

have yfaa considered tho Of Goyncrs sulphur
springs oiotnur county beneficial In dyHpean torpid
liver Diseases ubed conditions af
the and chronic affections nt the kneya md
bladder haye hoard these highly recommended iof
peculiar females and have known such
which the patients greatly benefited aud othafs
cured by them L, II, CHRISTIAN u.
NM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
Death of King Stianp,

BUFFALO, June liking Strang, Of Beaver
Stand, died at his former residence in Racine
ounty on Wednesday last.
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VINCENT wIrcHER

take pleasure IN mentioning Tor the honeAt Of those aite,
81 h dyHprIh that have beun entirely relieved Of that
distressing disease by drinking toynors sulphur water hhso
ben ,bpug und dl spesa for six greater part Of
The duied bread and milk, which frequently diAor
Tered my stomach much 10 ronhne mo Ia bed Tor
aHl day. came to toShera last summer tannf trying
efnra uihf celebrated wntrlng paota without being benz
hed) iucc MOTTO be hbetn walk 10 the spring After
remaining rNrra day aud nsing the wRter freely WA
ueh be nbc To take long walk 10 top Of
adjoining mountain have been improving gradually, nm
II moderately Of whit peaae, and attend 10
ny domestic business without suffering Al Nil from e
ilan MAliALAH KNIGHT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
LyNCunuRu, May gath, ls5d.



In obedience 10 with reference 10 the properties
NJ Coynor sprngA wator without hesitation and with perfect
confidence In liza efficiency recommends 10 all ersona lahohg
under dic ult Imperfect painful digestion, daoaAs oi The
kidneys aud bladder aud 10 enaes nifR under their paen
liar ncctnna The water is light Rnl mny be nhcn IN largo
quantities stomach aud kindly the
Kidneys regard equal TO of tho sulphur whars of
ainlar strength The situation Ia delightful aud Improve
tnehia and very comfortable.
Yours, very respectfully, I. II GlbMEM, VI ID,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

III This handsomely improved Watering Place viii be open
the reception visitors the 18th day of juno next 1t
dense Of native oahs In the northern
part of the beautiful county Of Rosn)ko ihe Turnpike
leading rnm Salem by ho way of Newcastle TO the Sweet
Springs aud within days journey from Richmond or Peters
burg.
Passengers on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will
reach Salem from Richmond, at O'Clock, T. NJ and will be
Immediately taken IN Kent Snnmcrauns splendid daily line
Of Stage toaeea ia The Roanoke Red sulphur 90 inilesD
where they will arrive before supper ana mud every comfort
that tempt the weary traveller to polong his stay but "
efer they leave In the line the next
morning dine nj the Sweet Springs and reach the Gteenbrer
White sulphur before night thus making an iNTltlL1
DAY JRAVff. Of days, from Richmond Petersburg,
% white sulphur
returning Springs passengers will he brought
Sulphur Roanoke Red sulphur the rst
Salem in tc for the morning train to reach Richmond
or Petersburg the same day.
No expense trouble viii be spared make this ms
bic Watering Place IN Virginia Although but new
candidate popular favor the propetors hatier themselves
that destined take high position well for lis eura
yc qualities for the style of Its accommodaons Mr. Ghas
Yancy well known first rate for the public AMI
for attention details public establishment,
has been secured together with his wife, manager Under
cement visitors may be Of cordial welcome.
and tho very best treatment.
Hotel which contains 25 rooms, including spacious
ball aud all the other improvements hns beer erected
the approved models OF taste and yenlence furnish
accommodation for 1850 visitors tho present season which
will he se extent that be required hereafter
superb AND OF MUSIC has been engaged for the
In all respects will be the constant and earnest e
tort of the roprDr 10 render their visitors eonortable and
happy
The II lanoke Red Sulphur has not been fully
anazed but the remarkable benefit derived from iis by
suffering from pulmonary complaints uaties the he
lief otha valuable medicinal qualities II VIII be
have that which has TO the Red sulphur OF
Monroe Its celebrity. VIZ reducing the pulse ana acting as
the time II has also proved highly beneficial
from Dyspepsia and other diseases OF the
stomach could be shown by certificates were deemed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17


Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING greatly reduced
pices facilities for doing fine work are being daily ill.,
creased by receipt Of the latest styles OF types Borders
Cuts fIom best Foundros in the North and we would
respectfully inform friends, and the public generally that
they for printing filled in the best STYLE
and al prices charged at any other establishment
southo Baltimore. ,
Jobs printed colosin the finest style OF the art an"
warranted to give satisfaction o.
CARDS CARDS - CARDSlii Printed on a very swift
Yankee Press a extraordinarily cheap rates.
ssss TFRtlG CASH fmal7 is
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have to announce that my Distribution fhterP,'se e
not take place of February The unusual hardness
OF The winter has prevented om seeing ana scne WI
my agents As them shall NIX upon ahpthr
Ay not later the list of August AT whch uae WY
rawng will certainly take place or the tickets called IN anu
Inc should the sale of tickets JnsY me
N doing IT, shall nix upon earlier day az am anxious 10
nave the drawing take place at the earliest posslne
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
20 Liberty Va
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TJN1IE sub,criner be- y. leave most respectful


n to call attention citizens of Lynchourg ana INC
adjoining country his large and splendid assortment OF
"A BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &c. OF his own <HIMj
n make, and which warranted of the best sss
- quality and Of superior Workmanship - p,
Persons wishing TO have good durhoie boot OF oh"'
nrthe present will do well to can on me s am uo
tiniued to please both regards quality ana PRICE
Don't forget call at the three doors ABOVE ihe No
yell House, and Immediately opposite the C'Ies ,ayneS
Bank L. L. GRlMALDl
uly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

'sNzsESE amt EsaOsE.- Yesterday VIC receive"
- of superior Feb and Vest Chains Superior
pom In quality and patrnO and put them III our cases.
II occurred they would form very appropriate at
Aehment watches advertised by MS few DAYS
since We therefore, csll the attention of the public to them
iNsc should pleased show that give us ca some
ing PRETTY the way of Sleeve Buttons and Studs A. the
Stno tine SILVERTHORN & Cliff,
July IEts formerly II. Slverthnrn)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

Efasif MENICAL LI4U0Rs.-Wc keep cor.
sa ts for dr. Pure old French Bqtndv. fine old Po
" ne to utn Cnstnm House lock. Old Soutbside Medaa
~ boz London Porter 1hese Medical Liquors We war
F"n pln' For sale hy ! n. THOMPSON co.
July Its Apohoca.ies Drugsiss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

~ obedience 10 resolution OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company, proceed to
offer private sale Bags belonging to the Company
and needed its use Tho Bags will be divided into
three classes and offered at h 20 and - cents cash according
to auait, u. H. GILL,
iny l4.ts Genl Sup't,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

NuONTGONEnY WHITE SULPHUR
Nl SPRINGS.rhcso Springs opened for the reecp
of visitors the LIST day of June, 1856
They % situated in Montgomery County, Va, anda
half miles the Virginia Tennessee H. Road from which
there is a Branch Rail Road to the Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond Petersburg after breakfast
the Springs by o'clock NJ, day. all the way
by Rail Road
accommodations have been very much extended
last The large and comfortable and capable
o accommodating !, 900 persons
The Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
building Branch of their Line the Springs, which will
be in operation.
very large BATH HOUSE has been built last
Board per Month -" = $40 90
:" Week l2 90
3"
Children and under years Of age Half Price No
charge children under three of unless
taken the table Servants Hall Price.
Board of Horse per Month. J ~ SIS 90 -
- bay, IS cts
Guests requested give immediate information of
of attention the of the Employees Servants
Address RO. II. MOSBY,
july l4d&clmo Prest and Gent Supt.
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~ ~ q. R. TATE, Commission Merchants
- AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE or VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, No 10 kaichoz stree, Now
Inrt Acts
NIObnGE.--Au pc. sous indebted 10 will
~ peHae and settle, their bills vii be gIVcn
into the hands u officer. i. NEWMAN.
July l6ts
NXyANTED--Fbe subscriber wishes Z" bir" /"
w good Female House Servant Tor tho balance OF tlr
year joins II, SEAf,
i1tA-
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ELOQUENT SPEECHES.

L IL T. ORtfANIZATION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17
GEORGE W. SHANKS,
a. HUPP,
GREEN Il. BOARD, Proprietor
WILLIAM WALTON,
tANrrn ~ SIIANKS

sY4 Richmond Semi Weekly Wing Daily Dispatch Norfol
Herald Raleigh Register Petersburg Inelgencer
till oppcd tune TdScfs
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Mtvp Yorn Dirr-As all the fruits and vegetables
used at this season of the year are now abundant
nersons cannot be too cautious about giving the
rein to too free indulgence in them There IS now
yery general tendency diseases, and the safety OF
life and health depends upon moderation in all things
and diet particularly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

WHTE SULPHUR SPRINGs--We learn from the
Icwisburg Era that there upwards OF three hun
dred yis,ers at the White, and the number contlnu-
ally increasing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

II fHO UnOAt INtNInH 'TI'
rt and most Brands will always be kept on hand at
nv NEW STORE ON Main Street LynchburF, Va
Having lust commenced b snes IN the above line, conf
n receive n share Of the patronage my friends
especially when they find that have the very best Of eve
~ thing IN my line, always on hand
shail also always keep hand the leh Liquors nna
Wines for medicinal purposes be sold only by thr bottle
H. NJ. HARRIS & co.
- Orders the country can ut any time be convent
oi dI by express OF otherwise all will be faith
fully attended to. il VI n O. W
Il Hrts