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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

- AZ ssas, Ma 50 s.--s-.otTT.Ts! esrO-
Ia tERiESli GROCERIES 1.-The subscriber has just
uned from the Norhcrn cities with The largest stock he
has had the pleasure If Offering his friends and the
public, consisting IN part Of
10 hhds O. and Z. T. Sugar
50 bags No. Coffee
10 bills Ppiver.zed Sugar
s boxes Iusf Sugar
20 bbls :. . AMI T. K. Molasses
80 bbls Cohv Sugar
10 bags No Old Java & flee
lOl sites Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton Ozuaburgs
10 bales Cotton Domesties
20 boxes Adanautine Candies
10 boxes Tallow
leo kegs Old Dominion Nails
bhls Tanners Oh
50 hbs Rye Whskcy
q bbls OF Mountam Rye Whskey
10 bbls j. Martins Best
10 bbs Besnre Rye.
- White M3untln,
zigglcrs old Rye
100 sacks Salt
80 hhs No. Clipped ilerrugs
20 No Maekerc
500 bales Cotton Yarns
boxes Fine Teas,
bbls old French Brandy
10 American Brandy
MADEIRA Wine
Port
Together with general assortment Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS all which determined 10 sell low CASH.
orr in exchan e for country produce
Particular attention paid to the sale of WHEAT, CORN,
Flour and ToBhCCo.
JNO. LUNSFORD,
and door To Mnrrell & Stration Main st.
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Presidential Aspirants.

The Washington correspondent IT the New
York Herald presents the claims of different
candidates for the Cincinnati nomination as fol.
lows:
Buchanan SAYS That when he was abroad
he felt no particular interest in the result OF the
election. ~. supposed himself out of the ring.
But now that be has retained and finds his friends
anfering into the matter SO warmly, he does (, ell
an inter.s, in the matter.
Douglas says that until lately he Ind no nien-
non al running. aud, indeed. has no personal as
pirstons that way now. He had been told all
along that the Nebraska bill WAS so unpopular
that no person closely identified with il as
himself or MIR. Pierce would have the slightest
show. Now, however. when the democratic par.
~ intend 10 take up this single issue and fight to
win an il. Douglas says he thinks it a hard casc
if the man VIII" introduced the bill should not
have chance. So he is I'm the pool"
Mr. Pierce thinks tina, after the sacrifices he
made for the first two years of his reign. Cor the
aboii,ionist- at the North, by giving all the offices
tn the Van f,ureni,rs, the tremendous somerse Sc,
he had TO take afterwards 10 please the South
aud the awful pull on his conscience caused by
writing those Kansas messages. he deserves a
second term. So he enters for the race.
Nothing is said of Gr. Hunters pretensions,
and, perhaps the less said the better for him -
Indeed, aswe understand it. his friends do not
put bis claim on very high ground, They off r
him asa dernier resort. In the even, of the con
veufion being unable TO agree upon u choice they
present him as a convenience We suppose Mr..
ii. is not proud,and will be thankful for any sort
Of nomination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON Nav &C

Mr. Seward Intellectually urged the passage of
the House joint resolution in reference 10 the
Cape de- Verd sufferers.
The bill making appropriations for consular
and diplomatic expense, was passed.
Mr.. Benjamin, from the connitte commerce
reported n joint resolution requiring the Commits
sioner of Patents 10 take necessary steps 10 OBJ
tain information relative IL the growth and con
sumption of tobacco in the several countries of
the world Passed.
Mr., sumner proceeded to consider the various
fc,a"dieS proposed for the crime agnin>l kausa,
wh'ch he successfully considered under diffrre ~
heads: ist-Ihe remedy of tyranny in the shape
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

The WAsiINGroN SENTINEL says, 1--WE be-
eve the present President has done much and
gricvous wrong, and only when the power of
speech and pen fails US, will desist from the
exposure of these errors. which we believe have
been capital in his oase. There is one other point
which we will merely state; We hear, constant
". gentlemen assert, in answer to our complaint
that complimentary resolutions passed by
oonventionshat il is mertiy done from party
necessity"
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. Interfere for the whole scene perhnps 80
perfectly III accordance with the travellers sto'
ries be had read of life in America that he regard
ed ii as an ordinary occurrence. lie finished his
coffee. aud asceriaining that the man who had been
shot was dead, walked out Of the breakfast par
lor. and meeting gentleman whom he knew, the
Minister esaaimed. What a peoples, II they
do such ihings AT enkfasi. what won't they do
at dinnrrl" ~ York Times.
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PUBLIC LANDS IN ILLINOIS. The public lands
throughout Illinois having been rapidly taken
up during the las, twelve months, as to render
necessary the closing Of all the Offices excepting
that at Springfield, the seat of government nine
offices during the period above named have been
discontinued
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

Bronchitis and Cough Curcd.-BosTos, August
Is -Messrs 5. w Fowle g. Co.-Gentemen: Having been
troubled for considerable with bad Cough and Bron
ehiaI affection niaee try bottle Of DIR. NfsrAR
BALsAM WILD CHERRY which am happy 10 entirely
the difficulty de I'm II but Justice to say thus much
for benefit of those who may be similarly afflicted
GEORGE II. DAVIS,
Firm of Hallctt a. Davis
Piano Forte Manufacturers. Boston.
hereby certify that personally acquainted with Geo
Davis ESD the fullest confidence Ia the above
statement. ii. G. BARROWs, Practising Physician.
Is Aug. Is
Nome genuine miles signed BUTTS ON the wrapper.
SETH W. FOWLE IL co. III w Washington Street, Bos
ton. Iroprictors. Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J. II. THOMPSON u co. and J. H. SEAY.
may d.
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~ DRESS TRIMMINGS. FANCY GOOD - iiaadie.
opened at my Auction Room this morning Vii ts
superior Cloths. Cas- meres, Ncstugs I,dn. 'rner,
ines uf the latest styles. Fancy G 4ods &c tSs I'm
special attention of the trade a.d the ladies and & lie
invited Great inducements will lie offered mr. ' elfH
stock will be open but a few days 4"Ses4s iie
may % p. WN II 40,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

AN EAGLE HArCHEp AND NuRsEp BY A SuASG-
HAI-About six weeks ago Mr.. r. Cameron. of
Butler county. procured bald eagles egg. aud
deposited it beneath "setting hem" and IN IA
short time fine, lusty englet picked the shell.
and made bis appearance with less pain and pomp
and circumstance than attended the birth of the
zen fdnt de France" The Cincinnati CONNER
cial says:
The plebean nurse fowl is. we are informed hv
Mr.. Cameron. apparently at times very much
aston- he'd at the eccentrciies of his royal high
ness the infant bird Of Jove, whose keen, unfnch.
ing eyes. and stout sharp, crooked brak. and
appetite for fish and flesh slightly terrible.u and
beyond her appreciation. Still she attempts to
relieve his wants with true motherly devotion. and
in trying to induce him to take a promenade
clucks at him yainly by the hour. His legs are
not servicpable and di>daining to crawl after
her, he looks with eager aspirations. becomes
his illustrious race, skyward lie isvery fond of
fish, and luxuriates in rats AN snakes though he
is not yet strong enough to skin them for him
self. The quantity Of skinned garter snake that
he consumes is queer, he being competent to dis
pose of almost his weight in that article of pre-
pared snake.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

Pursuant to decree oil me Circuit Court OF the ~,
the OF Tyre and others VS., Tyres Erors 600 IN
undersigned Commissioner will proceed the 22d Ma,
SELL by public auction, the highes h. ~ iet
following parcels ct Real estate f. wit lot with he
Tobacco Factory tbereonp situated on main street in
of h. nrhburg Just below the Factory Of Deytar
Brother fronting i feet on said street. running ba a.
feet also Lotc ntanihg hail an acre situated in the civ
foresaid adjoining the premise present occupd ky Il
topher Burton Esq and from ing the street. passing in ~
ofte residence of General Rod and another Lot sfna
Sandy Hook fronting about 50 feet ON the Iynchrr N
Concord Turnpike. and extending back towing ne
J. II X Canal f'i u
twelve and eighteen months for equal anents Of m -
chase money and the purchasers executing bonds with
proved personal security aud the title pare,
until the purchase money therefore fully paid The a
the two Lots in the city will take place the same zsne
trcly that Of the Lt IN Sandy II, ok the irs A.
scribed SANIsFI TNpts,
may 9.dt.22 May. Gu
p0stpOnemcnt.
The above sale s poned until saturday the 2it a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

- = ulS most delightful SUMMER RESORT the most
~ hS on me southern Seaboard convenient the salt
nun eng Ri the Injuries Of the Underwater regouin broad
~ u ilfnfan Eoa.i and the Chesapeake Bay with
military post beside it, has passed to the proprit,
i lhf Undersigned and wlll hc opcrcd the lGh al
'uHt amer " heh it will hes again closed
''''ta>c Is almost unknown al Old pou, Comfort
S'', or Meath, indeed it may be the mot
% % watering place 81 the ntericr that th'
may feel no risk in coming down the reer
I,. ~ 'Nuf'S Il his attractive lowland retreat ,
department VIII Be flied by agents 10 he had
VINE tho general supervision the proprietor guard the
o! stofs and tho reputation the establishment
Od Point Comfort, Hev 5th JOS SEGAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

a Arrtuined Is rcnt.,.-What lady gentleman would
labor the Of dsagreeahe brea when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will only Ter ii.
sweet but make the teeth white al baser tooth
ache and preserve them decay Recommended by den
lists and physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be atiai.ed by its use. 1t re-
pmpe frcckes renders the skin soft and beau
Hl nparng rich hue. 1t the greatest cosmetic
known heing from all injurious matter Price 80
cents. For sale by STKOTHER WHITEHEAD.
ina Druggists everywhere.
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spENIAI %OTICES.

Frast.-The L1dies Of the LIST Presbyterian Church,
VIII hold Feast Warwick House Tuesday the 2h,
commencing 9 o'cloek The public are invited TO attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
rEIs DAY
By WAl II. MOSBl, ),


h acton, on Saturday 18th inst. lot of I'll a
comprising Soisete, B3urol Thea Mierophea Rem e'
and Exotic Florist 5rook'ile, Lynrbbs Aa,
~ Varieties warranted. e. n pig
may % d3t NLfA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
The Hughes Printing Telegraph Rn-
strument Finished.
NEw York. May IL.

NEW itkk hhy 10.
We are grntfed to learn that thi4 wonderful
invention hur at last received lis finishing touch,
and will be immediately placed upon the new
line between this city and Philadelphia. We
assured, upon undoubted authority. that the
machines So far il has been possible to test
them through coil Of wire 100 miles in length,
have realized the most snnguinc expectations of
Mr. Hughes aud his friends. aud there appears
to be reason to doubt that the invention will
speedily work entire revolution IN Telegraph
ing throughout the world This Invention may
be called printing press aud Geographic insiru-
ment comhned-for II prints all messages in
plain Romnn capitals, with unrrring correctness
and at nm almost incredible rat, of speed, aver.
aging, IN the ordinary despatch Of bu,nessfrom
twenty thousand totwentv five thousand letters
per hour. The Hughes inlrnmrnt clearly de-
mnn-trates the practionbiiiy Of sending aud re-.
ceiving messages in opposite directions, over the
same wire, nj the same instant of time, aud with
| the utmost ease, regularity aud eertHinty. II
will, consequently, require but one wire and one
| operator, AT any given point 10 send and receive
as much business a can be- transmitted by the
aid of four or live OPERATOR. aud an equal mum
| Der of wires under the NJ rise system.
Another equally important popularity connec
ted with the Hughes invention is the undoubted
fact that il will work perfectly in all states of
| the atmos phere- neither mist, rain nor snow
| having any perorptible effect upon il. There
| fore. at seasons when the Morse aud House in
struments are utterly iowerless, even in circuits
| of fifty miles. there il every reason to believe
| that the Hughes instruments will work reliably
! IN circuits of one ar two thousand niles. The
| governing principle nf this invention is wholly
| di,similar to that ofthe Morse. House, and all
other telegraph Instruments. and. consequently.
there can be no difficulty on the score Of the pnt-
| ent, which, we understand has been sold to the
American Tel, graph Company, "a new Associa
ton. having its headquarters in this city. but
composed of gentlemen Of the highest reepecta
bihty from different sections of the United States
! and the British North American Provinces; and
of which it is sulicien, 10 say that Peter Cooper,
ESQ., i. the President, aud Wilson G.. Hunt,
Esq Treasures )for about Sl25 900 or = 81, 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

below Norvrl House being daily supplied
ses of the best quality and at thu lowest rates The prupr
pledge themselves furnish good goods small al.
cash believing 'nimhc siNpence worth
than lille shilling" They have hand fine Roe
Mornings, Machere Fresh Butter. Lard, Fam
Bacon Potatoes N o. Coffee Sugar Crushed and Powdered
Laguara and Rig Cofe, fine Tea Molasses,
Aspice Pepper, Ginger and tine article of
ard and Red Pepper We might other articles
but deem useless BE call two doors below the
veil House where C. L. Smithson will take pleasure
ing upon pll who may favor him with calf
G. ID. FLYNN n CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

~ ing The 24ih nst'I WI, sci on hlIket sra"i n"fn
Of Rope assorted sizes suitable for Contrar, dUU0h
Ej-tf 4. X pUFI DC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

Eroi. De t-rntl GA thr WeaIhrr.-Tfof Dc bfHh
tho effects of the Indictment weather
lately 81, lui procure bottle of his pleasant Electric Oil
IL cures ike magic. Pricc21 30 and 81 per bottle.
Prof Dtrath feels II be his duty himself and to the
pfbc yiciy that the article offered for sale by
Hrs Anla L Smith, called in her advertisements Doctor
Smith A. p Smith Chemist &c &c, is not Do Graths
Electric oil
,rs Smiths prctensons knowledge Of the preparations
Il this celebrated remedy from her connection with Mr.
6aluta Smith formerly engaged with Prot DE Grath in
keeping the books and correspondence of De- Grath Co
ont instructed the manufacture Of the medicine
THESE parties hav neither the right The ability make
De GRATIS Electric Oh imitation of produce
the wonderful ELECTS Ut the original prepared by Prof DE
Grati himself lis old and well known establishment, Ne
81 South E"ight street. below Chestnut Philadelphia
y Druggists sill address their orders "a him alone
For sale By Br J. H. SEAY and all Druggists throughout
tho L. $. say Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

For kbcum ii-ni iIundrcds Of this complaint
have by Dr. Wrghts "Srrolulous An1oe" We
hundred testimonials OF the positive
ud where the patients In had been laid for
months nhose limbs had btcone in the
frgtf manner whose permanent has been speed
lily effected Do suffer from hilc the
hand This preparation is worth all the that
Landed to the public only the pain, but
tho the of pain. The whole circulating
ids oftAt system ceansed by this Invaluable vegetable
parn1n and nrod perfect hoah 1t equey eftcous
with R1enn1.l with scrofuI lung complaints. No
greasy dlgrPuIhlc external application necessary
Full III be the wrapper advertise.
I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

Ap"oPosAL fNVITED.-Thc uudcr..ru,
''oun'tee appointed by the snb,cribers Ia -
eiecu,h OF ootbridge, the ravin, in ,t,i W.
~ ~ ."c residence OF Moses Lacy lisa and NJ : i 49,
; on Diamond til win receive prnn.,s,s ,r &
~ ~ me tll Monday, The 10Th June ncxt rho ~
vii WI" De three hundred and sryentv.eiaht7 ,",
49," i've tHet between the hand rails greatest h5t ..
sx ss' GINS section OF the bridge wild not be n"r ,
b. pan upon which design to have tho ri loo Hill; -,
~ Nained by either Of US. any time upa p9i WIN
The tera az 'psea 10 present proposals for the work
%. payment, cash, when the bride sb IN
oeeh received by the Budding Committee e' s"al nave
Wal H. LANGHORNE
may ~ DIV nN JOhN>ON,
r. B DEANE, JR
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sporting Intelligence

President Pierce Is playing his cards siib sklll
and belaHsEs, and may yet win the Cincinnati
! loo. II Mr.. Buchanan had settled tile English
di spufe that would have been feat for which his
friends would hare demanded his nomination. -
| Blu, The President and Mr.. Marcy. between them,
so contrived IL that though Mr.. Buchanan AT one
time expressed himself as satisfied with The ex
| plantations of the British government. the matter
is now further from being settled than ever. and
Mr. b. has been compelled 10 throw it up. aud
come homo without feather in his cap. Mean
while the President medi,ates the perempiory dis
missal Of Champion, by which bold net he expects
In throw Buehanan's dilly dailying diplomacy
into the deepest sor, Of shade. Douglas great
stake was the Kansas bill The President "saw"
him. by signing the bill. aud has nov ''faiscd'
him clean out of sight. by having Reedrr' Lane
and Robinson arrested under a charge of hlgp
treason The next Lad at the board was Mica
rarua and Waiker-but the President trnmped
that trick by acknowledging Riva- and receiving
Will. Hunter has been holding back with some
strong strict construction cards in his hand
bat the late brace of vetoes by the President
top him by spot" and, 30, he can't win. II is
hard To get ahead Of Yankee. and the chances
seem now to run in favor Of Frank" turning up
Jack AT Cincinnati. aud raking down the stakes.
FouR CONVENTIONS calling themselves nation
al will assemble during the mouth IT June with
reference to the Presidency. The first. the
Democratic will meet in Cincinnati the 2nd.---
On the ! .th. the seceders from the Philadelphia
will meet in the city of New York.
On the 17lh the Black Republicans will meet in
Philadelphia and on som" day in the month the
will meet in Syracuse. All of them
will probably make nominations. We cannot but
feel that it is fortunate, when many disorgani-
zing factions at work, the conservative and
we'll disposed citizens Of the country have No safe
aud honorable ra'lying point as the flag Of Mil
lard Fillmore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

EHEsI STEW this day, for IuNCss--cr,ed It
\ II o'clock. at SHANER X MURPHY'S,
may 2illtt Bridge Street,
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give this place in your paper f the benefit ~ others
have ufering With Dyspepsia for the last 10 II
wears Nothing scarcely seemed TO remain stomach
drank had used everything that could be named
but purpose. employed two able physicians,
instead giving relief continued to
Some of fend seeing declining persuaded
faith and bottle and used IT, which
gave slight Improvement then sent and got four
by the the five bottles have been entirely cured
enjoy anything that think proper to eat without
my uneasy sensation fromit In fact feel like to-
what have been for the last ten think Bakers Bit
be overated in cases Dyspepsia and in
Yours THOS. J. YARBROuGH.
Every family should keep a few bottles on hand
Prize 50 cents per bottle
For sale by Messrs Stroher whitehead stablcr
Jones' Lynchburs; and by Druggists generally
Fever nnd Aguc-An InfaiibIe Curc.-We defy
world produce any medicine wht docs not contain
Qnnne Bark Arsenic Mercury noxous or deadly
pound this disease eeetualy Car tiers
Spanish Mixture. while It contains of the above dan
grous artcr possesses power in relieving and curing
wi ch cannot be approached by OF them
separately specifically the Liver
PuHes the Blood the of the skim aud assists ma
nre 10 expe from the system Disease what
bad the remains OF the Mineral Drugs which clog and mai
~ DESTROYS the constitution. .
see . Long len of Virginia: He had Chils
day for nothing would relieve him until he
Spanish Mixture only three bottles of which
ciuay restored him health has he had return of the
disease since. lmay l5dlm
4 sure Cure for u EeIOn.-Whcn the sore less first
when far advanced ean be relieved aud
entirely eprcd BY holding the finger part afflicted in Perry
Davis PAIN Killer for half an hour 1t has been thoroughly
tested and proves nevertaiug remedy feon Trouble
thing and would advise all troubled to test the
remedy.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KiLIEH--The thousands who have
been relieved we'll as the thousands who have the most
bounded confidence Perry Darts PcRcable Pain k will
read among special notices this week another of the add
tnnalcNdencos of the power of the application We do
ing OF humanity when family
Themselves -Balalo Christian Aduoeate,
Sold by all dealers in family medicine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

n BoAtS &e-We have lust received Iuhn's MagH, ia
ana fcr "na soaps Lubns Toilet Powders Clcavtrs Honey
S hus< and Brown Windsor Soaps elegant iaff
mug ana Paper quet To let WIDER Tooth Brushes.
For sscat I II T'tIoupSoV % cos
may ld&ctsis prur store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

- YOU have tried glass of Gold Soda water, with
Strawberry Pine Apple or Vanilla Cream Syrups-made
from pt RE CREAM-You tastesomethinG delicious
J. II. THOMPSON &NOS,
may cats Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

SODA WATERFRONT Aossa 1 ounsain Is no"
- IN operation, with choice variety of Syrups ~
me aPle, Strawberry, Vanilla Sarsaparilla, Raspberry
Lemon &c. &c. J. II. THOMPSON CO.
ap leE Apothecaries and Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

~ istinG httween the undersigned $ iuguid uul.r
the style # Dugud Sons dissolved tho dave,
January last
The business VIII hereaiterl carried by undersigned
under the firm and style of -. J.. G. A. DlUGIlD Al he
old stand OF Dueuia < Sous.
All pnrsous having claims against the firm # S Dlucnfl
will present for those o., IN.
accounts will please forward and pay Mp.
DAVID p DIIGGIB
GEORGE A
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1886.

1910 AND 1856.
- TILL. ONWARD aud lPWARD:-s find by
~ experience that The prettiest do business sell
prices and small pro its; thea all any. have in
store, the largest assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING
nave had the pleasure of offering the patrons
house the and pockets of all who
a call My Merchant Tailoring department
all that desirable style and quality Cloth
Casslmetcs and Nestnps Mr. JoHN WHITE Cutter never
aod dts and workmcn 10 of having
periorS in the state. Please give me call.
TIiOS w. ROYSTON.
2idts ID Sycamore Street, Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

~ sPEGEECS. - 4 he Oxygsnsid bltI
-, iEi'S saad unrivalled remtdyf dyspepsia IN az
"iHs Itadaebe ndge ston Costiventss Acid SiomacL
90 g. ihey contain Alcoho-cose gently. are ion'c
un neing at the timc stinula mt scv. al &" ou
'ehs pear testimony to Their valuable curative powers
For sale by j. IL THOMPSON 4 co,
nav 2OtS Druggss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

ger will leave Lynchburg with the Freight Train,
Monday morning the 2Gth inst o'clock. for Liberty
Returning leave Liberty At 21 y. NJ Passengers will pro.
tickets at che depot prior 10 leaving
may "a u L. II GILL Gen. Stunt