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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

HEADACHEi
- For IN that word,-that fatal word how e,er
we pTomise,-hope, believe .here breathes dsspair
I'M Hntchtns' Headache Pills spread DER the land
and Headache hies-cuts s5t;k At their command
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

evening Dancing SchOnI.-MR MOORE
repeetiuly gives notice that bis school for Beginners
VIZ commence on THURSDAY, Oct. I6, at BRINLEY
O'clock r NJ ana GeUl'men from half past until 10
r. NJ For further information apply to A Marsb,s MN
sic Store, American House Block div 20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

Hair Ornaments. Breaatpips. Ear Rings Rraco-
lets, Necklaces, Vest and Guard Chains braided and
mounted with gold to order Persons having hair Of de-
and tasteful manner, by leaving it with
COLEMAN & PUTNAM
anzo du No. American House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15
e. T. BILLINGS,

SIZE and Price Reduced. from SO to 25 cents
bottle Hamnond's Ltnmtnt-the best Liniment in
use ana one that used by Physicians as wei AS the
people Ihe label bears the certificate of some Of onr
best physicians and citizens All orders from merchants
and Others addressed to J. @. HILL Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
u Bearin mind that the price is reduced
- j. q. HILL, Apothecary,
JyAz uaWu Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-15

Boots md Shoes Chcnp for Caah,-You
can a. all times find at WIN. GOODWIN's Boot and
shoe store; No IA Main Street. opposite the Pos, Office
Qormerly smith brothers, Of the largest and hest
sssorens OF Boots and Shoes that be found in the
cry, whlch he !6ers at the very lowest cash ptces
furchaseTs VIII do well to call and examine his stock
befor purchasing iel6 AZ WIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

npturc mud Execution Of Tom Hell, the Eaigl-
MnNtnmn

We are informed by Deputy Sheriff Dowdcgnu,
VIII" returned yesterday tremn trip IL Fort Mil
b'r. that the celebrated highwnymau, fom Bell.
has Mt lat been captured and hung. The mnn-
nor &c hiS arrest aud execution are thus gwen bv
Mr.. Dowdegan. who passed within hal mile of
III" roce where his dcnd body was suspended. ---
At Go'clock IN the afternoon Of Monday, n party
Of uoc men, led by Mr.. Joseph Relt suddenly
cunr On Bel, who had just crossed the Mercer
river from rancho inhabited by white woman
aud her two daughters Bell was in conversation
with Mexican, hi, rjght leg over the pnmmrl of
III" saddle,and perfectly unsuspcious ofthe near
Ylc,uage ot his pursuers.
50 sudden md complete was the surprise, that
before Bell could draw "A weapon the rifles of tho
party were leyellcd on his person, at distance
of not mere than ten yards He immediately
vie 'drd, confessed his identity, and WAS ordered
to prepare for immediate execution. He then
asked far short time 10 enable him To write
To- his family III Tennessee, which WIS granted,
and he employed four hours in writing two let
trrs. Previous to his execution, he stated that
his real nam" was Thomas Hodges, and that he
was born in Rome, Tennessee. Bell was sXecu-
tea between the Chowcl,lla and Mercer rivers
On being questioned NJ t. the attack made on
him and two of his gang, few days ago, he re-
piled that he had been engaged in fight on Tues
day previous with party of men unknown -
him,and was ignorant of the fate fhis comrades
He himself escaped uuhu.t.
Tom Bell alias Thomas Hodges wns born in
Rome, tennessee, und was probably about &'
years of age lie served during the Mexican
war rs II non. commi- stoned oGcor in the Ten
nc->ec Regiment Of Volunteers, Colonel Cheat
ham, AMI was discharged ut the tcrmnatlon of
the war lie came 10 California IN ls3o. and at
once embarked in all the designations of thi most
di--jpnted If countries with the eageIne>S and
ardor II his naturally ardent temperament. He
was literally educated, having studied the m"dl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

and Is daily expected at symrna whe Mr. Heep
Is nov engaged selecting the best kind for trans
portation 10 Texas. The Ottoman government
has sent an order IL the Governor General Of
Smyrna Ia see that every assistance be given 70
Mr. Hep in carrying out the project Of his gov
erument. and hear that be will probably make
a visit into the interior of Asia Mnor--to Sards
or komah-in pursuance of bis instructions
The Sultan has ordered the Governor General Of
smyrna 10 give Mr. lIeep six Of the finest camcs
of the country for his government in the view Of
evincing the interest which ho takes in the sue
cessful introduction of cameis into the United s.
Last year the sudden departure of the Supply
from CanstantinopIe prevented her taking the ca.
mel, offered by the Sultan"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

Delegates 10 the southern Commercial Conven
ton 10 BE- held al Savannah on the sth of next
month, are hereby Informed that, by consent of
the several Railroad companies between this place
and Savannah. they will be furnished with Free
tickets 10 that city, and hack again. Tickets Of
a similai character will be given to delegates
passing over the Va. * Tenn. Railroad
This lberality on the part of Southern railroads
ought 10, and no doubt will, secure a very large
attendance of delegates. There will be a glori
Gus ret union at Savannah
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

rs oompany OF our Iast young men were bh-
~ over the card table few evenings since u
singular noise attracted their attention. Il was
Of 30 unusual u nature that they Immediately be.
ean In look about Tor its cause. 1t was repeated
IN another direction. Something more than curl
"a'iy was now excited, aud playing was suspen
DID immediately one Of the company dropped
'''' what the spriiuaists cali trance, aud pro.
'1e'u l" utter, as II from Deceased father. no.
MY against gambling and lis associate vices
e'a was followed by an admontion purporiing
: 'oh' from deceased sister Of one of the com
ranY c"uched in such terms. and uttered win
sub si-'ery feeling, that the whole rronn WA.
1irr-lstlhIv moved 10 tears. There wa, no nor,
cn1d pInyne that night, None OF lho,e present
nrts believers in spiritual manifestations aud tn
,een" was wholly uneA peoted to all. Whether i,
VI, indeed spiritual or j. capable of some othei
lefion is L question Springfield Rep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

The penny a-ners of the French newspapers
invent much more ingenious and striking Incl
dents than the English. For instance, the Cou.
rer de Limoges has the following:
As a tradesman of Tarascon was few nights
ago at a late hour, going in his gig to Brives he
overlook, in desolate part of the road near
Puyiort an elegantly dressed Young woman, who
appeared greatly fatigued. Astonished 10 see a
woman ct her appearance alone on the highway
az soch an hour he stopped and questioned her,
no sne' n'er some hesitation, said in a soft
. .o,oe An sir am very unhappy. Nv hus.
'' III consequence of quarrel We hnnnored
nos lus' hung me out of Il post chaise
.aaaa. gu, "o" e"'hg know not where The
.L., 40 N"e would DO well u 60 tn Drives
Inc nearest town, anu offered her "A sen, I. l;
side but she said with an mir of preat ,, a. .,s
that she could not think of accompanying n ,,sr
feet stranger. The tradesmnn, however ir.i,
ed and after little while she got into the eig.
i he conversation that ensued snon assumed ,
tender tone, and the trade sman v.utured Ia pres
the hand / the lady and TO take II peep INTO he
face. Which. from what he thought was madesty
she had kept ave rfed from him. H. then saw
two fierce eyes and rougi beard. and the sigh
struck him with terror After a inomrui'. re-
Election, however. be let drop his iacAei hand
kerchle! lao the T.,sd. aud snIi he. MADAME.
must stop tor "A Hr''nenI Ia pick npinY pocket
handkeretiei. but ~. my horse j. ~ vicious tlil
cannot taNe hiini Is il taking tns great a hber
" 70 AK you to pick up The han1kprchrf fpl
mel Not at all, sir said he pretended lady,
jumping IRON Tie gig; and at tn, same moment
Tue 'raaesinhii' whipping his horse. drove off as
1851 as ne possibly could. A basket left hy the
~bsndt in the gig was found to contain poniard
and two pistols"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20
Another Helen of s,eY.

Same twelve months since young man, Il me-
ehanie, we'll known to large number OF our rea
der, In this CITY. Determined Ia tlv lii fortune in
tie I'll dorado State He lctt behind him young
and beautiful wife, and an innocent haho ahnut
siN moths OF ngc
On hi, arrival in California, the young man
was engaged rs "A eonsgncc of sun Francisco
tousea at Sacramento at a very liberal salary
lie prosper d well aadthe Investment ot sroa.i
sum which he had taken with him 10 the golden
state, yielded n large and most remunerative per
eeniage. The hopes which had led him to pnrt
from home and famy were more than realized. -
Ia wrote hrme often to his wife His letter,
were couchcd in the kindest tone aud invariably
enclosed liberal rrmttanccs. His last epistla
was lndi'"d at san Francisco, IN July last and
~ II he Informed hi~ wife that he should soon re-
turn bis native place for hriel visit and Re
qoested her 10 mae her preparations for reno
val to tahfornia.
In luIhImen Of his promise, the husband COM
home ON a steamer, which reached New York on
Friday last He landed at New York in the af
ternoon. inpatient of the hours which kept him
from tb" arms of hi- wife, he left hi baggage il.
New ork. und with nothing save fis va,e in
hnud took pas sage On the afternoon train on thu,
Hudson River railroad which reached here late
at night. He hurried to his home. The. door
WIS locked. and the windows dark. lie knocked
aealn and again; bat there was 10 RESPONSE At
last, presamug that h~ vito night be ON a visit
to the home al his mathrrin Wet Troy. hrha,.
tened over ;here. Ills parents met bin more in
sorrow than in Joy. His first inquiry was tor his
VIE. For time be received 10 an, yer hut NJ
leneth they informed him that lis wife had pro
we'd ihlthless and rrerrnut during his absence
that she had Engaged IN an illicit amour with IL
young man empuvrd "A clerk ina dry good
hea>e IN Albany; TINT her guilt having become
~ ld'nt aud notorious, th"y--his parcnt>-haa
Ion biddru tier their tDTr- hold.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20
The EI,ina Theatrical Trip.

H. arest f.at undertaken nv Broughnm. 81
a.. p,,ar,, Tbo,ee Now YORK for n waper,
Il, - 10 .oa,n,,n,, would nerforn in N.w
~ o,I pbilaaeInbi, on thel,nne evening. was
-, 1,,cos.f,lly ne,f,rmed on Thursday night
iast Oftbe excitement in New York incident
:, hi. oycn, the New York Espress saws:
,.Tbo do,r.of the Bowerv 7 eatre were be-
.;,.a5 by , l,rge crowd IA loon as half Dast g.
- ,ho,, had not lnn, 10 whit punctually nj
scyen the cnrtain rnso. and the performance Of
,La S,ooo Struck Irishmnn was commenced and
ca,elnisJ in the most astoninuly short space of
,f,aa Mr. Brouphan. who had the principal
rart If the piece. lnciics' with limitations
90, Tho ,ndicuca il n roar of anghter. not only
he bis capital rendering ofhis pnri. but the ra
,,dI,v ,yiih which he tnmbled out the words Of
,Ls dialocuc. II was the most exciting farce ~.
-, ,,a,.j in tho Rew,ry.-Towardst the close Mr.
Rr,n,b,p, raye the cue tn the ticket holders by
in,ernolatinp in his pat the words now we're
,eadl Il, s,pTt.
r6a me nnper then goes on To describe The
o,ci,ement. hurry and hustle of "flling the sta.
90. 9th the cempeny. the crossing Of the ferry
'ol the ride ON The rail, from winch latter we
,aake the following extract:
.1bc velocity WITH which the train shot over
tn. mil. WINS indeed worthy of the characteristic
,bra-e ,be lightning train.' Through the window
fa,a ,.,, i'd .o1,,neJ a level me.dow +, the
20, and whilst the individual fraes houses and
o}I,er detached object. shot by like 70 many mi.
IL. from a mortar. The towns and villages were
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

IN n moderate heat during the first stages OF the
process. aud in then gradually increasing the
temperature. agitation Is krpi up 'ntonsa"o' 'n'
fre'and by single furnace of peculiar consfruo-
lion.
1t is designed to enable the smel'er to arrest
the reducing process at the point where the deox-
ydization Of the ore hu, been completed aid be-
fore an injurious excess ofearbon has been alb
sorbed in the metal By tIli- method but one pro.
cess is required, and wrought iron is thus prod"-
ed it j. stated. at the same cost as pug lron.-
The latter is worth only :35 per.ton; the wrought
iron from S55 10 800.
Should the anicipaions Of ia" inventor be re-
allied hi- invention will work revolution III me
iron business throughout the world. " Post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

The Nv York Herdid gives an interesting
description Of the bark ReSoiate, recently in the
hnrhur # Tint city and about Ia he sent by the
'nitrd States "a Il present 10 the British Govern
nent II will be rrcollected by our readers that
,hi- vessel belonged to expedition fitted out by
the Admiralty to go in search of Sir John Frank
hn aud that after having been abqndonedhy her
crew in the thick ice Of The Polar Seas. she was
ni,engaged by some American navigators and
brought 10 this country Uncle Sam thought it
would hp a handsome thing TO reht the bark and
nd her back home pledge of good feeling
f.. Great Britain. The retitng has been done
thoroughly. that the ReSoiute is now good
dcal better than new, Yankee taste and ingenuity
having been eAerted to the utmost in rendering
Ter creditable to our marine architecture and ma
val decoration. She viii proceed very shortly
If she j. not now on her passnge) TO PortsVonfh,
! nglund. undtr the command of Lieut.. HART
SrENE who has been commissioned to deliver her
up to the authorities Of III" English naval
dock yard at that port \ more interesting
voyage has not fallen To the lot of naval
n,hcrr ,iuce the N0ccdouan was sent over to
Ireland ileighted with provisions to relieve
HE .utl,rers of the great famine. Such inter
national conrte,ir~ H. this are really invaluable,
for they speak to the affections of whole peo
Pile and do more than treaties or negotiations can
accomplish II estah, n feelings of cordial friend
ship between nations which ought forever To re
main TT pcner. We could wish that the visits of
American ships of war II the ports of England
aud British ships of war 10 our own shores were
more frequent than they There is nothing
like socin intercourse 10 promote kindly ren-
tiuns, and half the animosiies Of the world are
accustomed by the want of acquaintance with
each other on fhr part of the hostile nntionalities
III" voyase of the Ncrrimuc to England was well
conceived. - splendid specimen Of American
naval urt could not tail 10 attrac, the Animation
al our Transatlantic brethren, and we observe
that her appearance in English waters has
brought about many Agreeable interelanges of
crIHies between her officers aud foreign visitors
Even Palmerston has expressed his delight in
seeing her, while the Prince de .Ioiuyille. whilome
GuIlie lion of the seas, has been entertained on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20
[From the Richmond Enquirer
Omcial Vote Of Virginia.

Below We give the official vote Of Virginia, a h'
rs the returns have been received st the otef 81 me
Secretary of the twill he seen ihs'
there are yet y counties TO be heard from officially
Estimating these counties at he number OF otes sad
10 have been polled in them for the Democratic anu
American candidates and the majority for IN hahan
in Aireinih Annear. 10 be q .uIs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
HOW IT WAS PROCURED.

fro-H me- f1AtayHti ImcrjfdH.
The following letter received by us yesterday,
FROM prominent Californian who IL IN Now
ork, Is our authority, aud are willing TO
sink" our reputation, a. II journalist aud rs CIT
zen, upon the chnrges therein mndc and we be
I"Vr tint rs soon as the election = over the whole
matter will lrnk out from the Democrat them.
~",r-. who will chuckle over il ns II capital pc.
h'lcw dodge The following is copy OF the let
ter wcreceiYed
INV York. Sept IL, 1856
hEN1 GENERAL; nm crcdbly informed
'Nti ~ Goy. Blglcr has ". I'm the pnst tn days
%, fortnight, procured from Mr. buchanan let
irr lH winch Ia ANNOUNCES that II l., IN hi opin-
u.rt, constitutional for Congress Ia make appro-
ptuunns tnr the construction OF a Pacific Rail
loaj, md that he i ia favor # its construction
Immediately.
His lettor was procured for and addressed
Ia n private citizen oi Sacramento, at which place
II will uuquestiuuaby br published n few weeks
rlI'r 10 the state clection. or at such time rs T.
vent ia reaching here before the Pre- sideutnl
contest Its appearance III this region, or in
NIrEuia, ar IN MAJ lanll, oI South Carolina he.
fare the lth of Novrnber would defeat 5uchnn.
on without II doubt, for the Democracy of the
south - violently opposed Ia the construction Ivy
Government OF n Rhtrand, rs they regard it ms
unconstitutional. GA must be prepared Tor ibls
~prcltt- elertionecrlng deeumeutsnd hope Vou
will receive This before thu rtt,r Hpptnrs. Gov.
Elglrr /, nj the bottom of the affair, aud brugs
considerably about California going for 'Od
Buc& bat am very tang0n" the result viii
d, cclvr him. C."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

ISG, CURED ~ CARrFR's SPANISH M1xrURE-W oOsrrn
Wayne Co, Ohio, December l. lsi6-Mcssrs Bennett 4
BEERs Centcmenayin for four years past been sna
with Srraula in form, without finding fro
best ptYscru. was solicited by friend try Carer
Spanish MIXTURE II pleasure haf,,
finishing the first bottle the dseasc relaxed. tho, ordered
two bottles; md, with heartfelt gratitude state In Won
bottles Of your ycclen preparation have an
relY cured me.
The third bottle gave friend who had been suNero
with Salt Iihcum for length Of time, and he like nysc %
HI, health the virtues Carriers Sp,ob
Mixture lOu a liberty to this letter any way va,
may thmh proper it vii benefit the afflicted -
Your abelcu, servant, JOSEPH ROBINSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

In DAY ar two nfier. Hodges made his escape.
md nothing more was heard him until he turn.
ed up again in the person of the celebroted Tom
RelL the highwaynan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

will kad Fair In the Warwick House. commencing lu.
evening o'clock Nov. 10Th They respectfully rs. H.
patronage of tie public \ hot III b. nrrtart ~
Wednesday and Thursday, 10Th and 27th "a
my y Nv,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

\ letter from Con,tantinopIc 10 the y Y. Jour
nal of tommerce (Oct. 9Th say:
Tho store ship Supply has again come out
in thu mediterranean seq for cargo Of camels,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

arg Bnrmah to his father Joseph Robinson, Esq OF TN,
city. been handed publications from yh,, ~,
make the following extracts. FrOrideact Journal.
NEWTON. Maulmain, June G. ls55
DEAR FATHERWill You kindly say Mr. Davis that Mr.
Hubbard and myself and indeed might add all who came api
with feel grateful for the box OF Pam Killer Lc ays
when we left native land for Burnai have Ms cd i,
coughs colds violent internal pains. summer routs
burns bruises tor the sting Of ens uor, sle
The only sp1sm Of the stomach ar MI. Ii
bard has had in Buuna! instantly rc4#i he ltc pen
Killer Wcalway~ keep IT where put our hand. on i
in the dark, il uec oe Although took Mr. Ncshits box
when he returned 10 America, yet ii is all gone ont three or
four hotties, and that would have been eune long ago had
part with IT, The Kareus GINNING to
value aud cd for H. bat have to deny them cxcept in
duses ftr We could not thu X OF being without IT,
Sold by Druggists Grocers and Medicine Deaers every.
MnnLn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

Christian ddUpcdfe, Of q recent date.
PIANOS i surpos that + +. Nash Of PETERSBURG raa
Pianos than else in the South His Pc
have given general sstlstao ton in North Carolina
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20
\ e'criun,rd FsreatI

y e'criumrh Breath.-What lady or gentleman would
labor under the Of disagreeable breat when
D0WDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only render it.
but make the teeth white aabaste prevent tooth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by den
lists and physicians every where.
\ Beautiful COmpiexipn be attained bs is
pupes, reckles renders the SKIN and b,tu
ul nsrting rich hue 1t the greatest
known being free from all injurious matter
For saleh 10y SfROTHER n WHITEHEAD,
STABLER x JONES.
sulD Druggists ,.vervyyiera
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20
Striking Scene nj IL Gambling Fable.

Wise's maj in 1885, lo,o4s Bueh maj.
Not Official.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

Bic These wonderful Pills have been the neansf
restoring many persons health pronounced ncursbe m
effect they have is mild, speedy family rnodic
ley Incqualed
Sid manufactures No so Maiden Lane New yo-l
and 10 22i strand London ana by al Druggists 1T 25e
G4!e 81 per box, nov Il div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

Nx,2, s'CONPETITlON al Is thc Life of
- TRADE PRINTING in all It's various
done style unsurpassed By any otr Establishment in The
Siat,. the NlRGlNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT
ots printed in Coors that will compare with any
work done South of Mason and DiNon Line Specimens
be hce Gail and First Alley between Main
and Church Streets. aug Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

would under the osagreeabe breath
when by using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
dente would not only render il sweet but leave the
white alahasr Many do not know their breahs
bad AMI the tcct is delicate their friends will
menonit Pour single drop Balm your tooth brush
aud wash your teeth night and morning nifty cent bottle
viii las year.
Beauul Complexion easily he acquired hv tho
"Baim II Thousand Flowers 1t will remove tan Iuul.d
and cckles from the skin leaving of soft and
Wet towel pour three drops and wash the
night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in either
cold pour three drops Of Balm
Thousand Flowers, rub the heard well, and will make
beautiful soft athcr much facilitating the operation Of shaving
only Fifty of genuine
unless signed by W. T. FETRlDGE 4 co.
oct 9-d6ms Franklin Square, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES


h Meeting OF the hoard Of Trustees Of g,..L
burg College will be held Al the Pastors STUDY hI- -,
at o'clock. punetual attendance is necessary r., I
my 20 II l.. -. CHRISTIAN S.,.rst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-20

nv h opportunity 70 forward and srffls thpt
~ . ines 10 IN" frs If August which y, fuef. r-'s
% aiHeFIS" Hud ring another In gt b.qr't-l -#.
49, ,5 laf'Et tt>t' MCDONALD 4 HOOPER
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/, - = - az "''" !" '.air e:ra. W.. l.a,f on
.,, ~, #" ' ,'"s> f-Heeg ~utprtro. Ri la,rcr
'''f' 90 A far s. t4.4 t..i I..gt T.. .',.t'
: "'.l .Ia. at..ai .'a .I Ii.f.-e#a,.,.-. - ""'"
....at j Il THOMPSON = %
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