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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

SINGULAR INCIDENT. Sumo time ago an Eng
lish man f-war touched at Il foreign port and
the Admiral was invited to dine with an old friend
at whose table sat an American lady with her two
grown up daughters. The entertainment was
passed very pleasantly when Admiral - said,
speaking of ncidents,I have lately come across
an American pnper containing the account ct II
very singular murder case; perhaps these Indies
know something about it, as it occurred in Bos-
ton. The murderer was Prof. -. hnmph, |
forget the name, now"
The Admiral WAS about To proceed. when the
American Indies got up in the greatest conscrna-
ton and hurried from the room, leaving the dis
tinguishcd guest rather chagrined, and at II loss
to account for their conduct. Though painful to
the hosptnbe host, he felt it his duty to explain
very briefly the cause and the simple recital
brought tears from the old Admiral, the un-
whiting cause Of carving sorrow to any one. The
subj was too delicate for an explanation, and,
grieved beyond measure, he babe u hnsty adieu
10 his old friend. and in un hour his frgae
was dashing from the port with all sails spread
1t IL only necessary for us to say that Fayul was
the port, aud the American Indies thu wife aud
| daughters of Prof. Webster. 1t is indeed true
that the sins Of the parent shall be visited upon
the children Charleston Adrertiser.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-MAsrEn ,,ASo,.S -, :,

a 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASONS CHAp.
IIns ALhuoLAss RAINE will receive few DAYS
'soiuieht OF the above Goods lebfrs Of
@ .r VIII nave an opportunity supply themselves VIII
pEA1 LhhGALlAS for the great Masonic Meetings 10
We ea a, e gomery White sulphur Springs ON l2t
june ana the laying of the Corner Stone Of The
College, on the 2Jth June " ''''''-
CLOTHING, Gents Furnishing Goods Sc &C. TO he fonG
in the State ~ a g r. ~ ~ p ~ Ioun'
iune H-N't ~ hEAiNf'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OPERATIoNS.-lt
was necessary that the dangerous and difficult
operation Tor iith"lomy should be performed on
Louis the XIV, and several men afflicted with the
like diseases were carried to the house of Luvos,
the Minister, whore the chief surgeon, Felix OPP
Grated upon them before Fagon, the physician of
the king. Most of those operated on died and
that the king might know nothing of his danger
Gus condition, or of tho means adopted to ensure
certainty and safety in the cure, they were bu.
ried quietly, and by night. The operation was
performed successful upon the king: but Felix
was so much agitated that u nervous tremor set
tied upon him for life. aud in bleeding IA friend on
the day succeeding that upon which the king had
been sol happily cared he disabled the patient IL
reparably.
When Felix de Utre went in search of the
omeguas. hom Nenezua, he was wounded by n
spear just beneath the right arm. A Spanard
VINO was ignorant of surgery, undertook to cure
hn' ana DE Utre's coat of mail was placed up
on on old Indian, who was mounted on a horse
Tho amateur surgeon then drove spear into the
Indians body. through the hole in the armour.
and his body having been opened, (the spear be-
ing still kept in the wound) it was discovered that
the heart was uninjured. Thus they assumed
that DE utre's wound was not mortal; and being
| treated as if the wound was an ordinary one. hn
| recovered.
| When Henry III. of France was MORALLY wopn.
ded by splinter from spear, in fitting with
| Muh'gnmerie, which entered his visor and ner-
ced bls eye the surgeons. for the purpose Of dis.
covering the probable injury done to the king cut
OH ine mead OF ionr criminals, and thrust spin
ters mo their eyes, ~ nearly at the same incl
nation as the fatal one had entered that Of the
king.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

Eor Shcoa ti>n.Ilundredso of cases of this complaint
have been cured by DIR, Wrghts "Scrotuous Audoe We
nave NJ least two hundred testimonials the positive
Kind where the patients in had been up for
months and whose limbs had become distorted In the
most rghul manner whose permanent speed.
hy ehoced Do not suffer from ii day while the remedy
At hand This preparation worth all the ever
was audrd 20 the public only the pain pt
a the same time the Of pain. Tho whole circulating
IDS of the system ceansed by this Invaluable
p3ren and restored to perfect health It equally
viii Rhcumatish, with scrofua lung comnains Ma
greasy or dsagreeahe external application IS
fr,,r m -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

Milton. when blind married shrew. The duke
Of Buckingham called her a rose. II an no JUDGE
OF colours" replied Milton. ..but daresav YOU
are right. for feel the thorns daily"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

her neighbor- nov lay dead, and she had an 81
partuniiy Of trying the experimental not thought
dangerous AT first. was disposed TO divert her
from il, but recollecting the power of the immag
nation. grayeiy assured her that she might make
the trial. without apprehension Of serious conse.
auence. while after she presented herself
ineo MORE and with smiling eontsnanec inform
! mo she had used this remedy and no o,her,and
IN examining for the tumor, IL had disappeared"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
CASE OF HON. T. BUTLEK KING.

7
ALETTFR FROM HON. THOMAS BUTLER KING.
It Is often that the leading the country give the
weight their in favor of any discovery matter
how valuable that discovery may be- When they do ii is
any evidence that the which they call public
at least worth investigation just at this time tho
following letter from the Hon Thos Butler King Dr sam
Gilbert Of this city will be read with interest from
pesa learn that he himself just been cured of
81 the si 3nlci.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

Until wshave fall account. from the C;oc;nna,;
C"nVenflan- there - but little occasion for cnrn.
ment on its proceedings. Doubtless there will ba
me'eria' enough f,r remark and reflection chen ALI
tho transactions Of the body and all the Incident.
et he aocnsion are before as 1t would be Imnas.
soie TO brrsg together in a city where Mononea.
hela and Csta~ba so abound as in Cine;nn.,;
twenty thousand politicians. imAsmed by intestine
1euds and furnishing for the loaves and fishes Of
Once without scenes over which calm men and
patriots might mediate solemnly aud sorrowful-
ly- The very fact that so immense a crowd have
congregated there Of itself furni shes food for
thought What has taken them there, WHY
have thousands OF men quit their homes and ayo.
casions,'h they have either. and gone without
commission invitation to this convention of del
egates Isl for the purpose of operating on
the members OF the conventions Do they he
AeSe that delegates chosen for the spec;fc dn,v
OF representing the will Of the;r constituencies
can be influenced by such arts and appliances MS
the outside retainers of particular leaders may
oring to bear, to nisrepre sent those constituent.
c'es' oetrsy those who sent them. aud forswear
themselves! Some such theory as this must
have brought together the whiskey -swillinc rub.
Die who infest che precincts of the National Con.
vention. Their presence there is an insult ,e
the body and reproaoh to the party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
nay nav 9 ~ anu Druggists
bronchitis and Cough Curcd.-B
a. ITO

bronchitis nmd Cough Cnrcd.-BosroN, Angus
l9-Messrs s. w. Fowle " Co-(,cntiemen Having been
troubled for considerable Cough and Bron
eha affection was induce to bottle of WIsrARs
BAsAh OF WILD CHERRY, which am happy entirely
removed the difficulty de EN- but Justice thus much
for the benefit of those who may be similarly afflicted
GEORGE H. DAVIS,
Firm of IIallett & Davis
Piano Forte Manufacturers Boston
hereby certify that personally acquainted with co
II Davis ESP and have the fullest confidence the aboys
statement H. Il. DARROWS Practising pbvsici,p
Il stsn. Aug Is
None genuine uue.s signed BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH w. fOWbE & co, l3s Washington Street Bos
ton Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. III. THOMPSON 4 co. and }. H. SEAY.
may a ..,'f,,
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ua!.er,s Premium Ritiers-Messrs Editors: Plea.

Haker's Premium Bitfers.-Messrs. Editors. Please
give this place In for the benefit of others
have been suffering with Dyspepsia for the last 10 or II
years Nothing scarcely seemed to remain stomach
that drank had used everything that could be named
hut to purpose employed two most able physoi ans
Some of friends seeing declining situation persuaded
me the only resort to BAKERS PREMIUM BrTEBs but
without filth sent and bottle aud used it, which
gave slight Improvement then sent and got four more,
aud by the OF the five bottles have been entirely cured
can enjoy anything that may think proper to eat without
any uneasy sensation nmit In fact feel like
what have been far the last ten think Bakers Bit
tiers be overated in Dyspepsia; and in
rons diseases a family medicine has rival
Yours, THOS j. YARBR0JGH.
Every family should keep few bottles ON hand
Prize 50 cents per bottle
For sale by MCssrs & Whitehead StabLcr
Jones Lynchburg; and by Druggists generally.
ma Ok
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
Rules held in tho CIcrk,- O,

nee OF the Circuit Court of Franklin County on the "A
day of June, 1856. '' " '"' -
iskanah b. Turner, surviving partner of King & Turne
VINO sues for the benefit OF Camus King Administrator q,
Columbus King, Decd, pIainie
against '"i"'n
Martin Iyrce, and George w. Tyroe and John w wor,m
Executors OF Miriam Tyree Decd, aud Elizabeth Tyree
- - Defendants
~ cHANcFRY.
ne onect OF his suit is to subject the interest of the
iehdan Martin Iyree In reversion and remainder in the +
tate Of Hiram Tyree Decd devised by his last win Il, bi
Izapeh yree ana any money other properly which man
Executors Of Hiram Tyree, Decd belonging Ia tho ,f
ant Martin Iyree to the payment of the pantifs del,
1e 9ad defendant Martin 1yree, mentioned in IN
painfs bill And happening by proper affidavit aled ~
,ne defendant Martin Jyree nt resident of the STATE a
Virginia on motion of the plainf, by counsel 1t il order
that he do appear here within month after mn blic,
nus notice aud do what is necessary protect his Interest
h's SUIT ana that copy Of this order be published in
LgaN5prg Fe'Rtd weekly, for four successive weeks and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of tbs Gown
the first day Of the next Couty Court 0'''"''' 'N
Gopy-Teste, NJ q CaPprp Gun
June cW4w ~ ~ i.N " h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
WINCHESTER. March a. 1856

DR. SAMUEL GILBERrs-My Dear Sir,-In to your
kind avorreceived few days sincel happy inform
you that perfectly we'll far the horrible naady
skuy and successfully relieved Of in the fall of lS5I
Is concerned
The eIcarix continues perfectly healthy There
has not been the slightest indication of the disease
lfee entirely sized that the is radical
This alone, unsupported by many Others within my
own knowledge presenting still extraordinary evidence
of skill in Graduating this terrible disease SHOULD be
Client to establish the superior efficacy Of remedies
gain yen the eniro confidence Of the public.
happy learn that whom recommend to YOU
have been successfully treated and would earnestly
all who be suffering rom Cancer, to seek you.
With my best shes f your success and happiness remain
Your gratInl tiend \. s. BALpMIN N. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

NV YORK, April 3, 100.
My DEAR SIR-Having reeeety been under your treat
for the OF my right shoulder which has
cectuay and perfectly removed whout the knife and
justice my feelings leave of you without
pressing deep ofobgaon for valuable services
and perfect confidence in the remedies apply for
the of all canceroes affection During visits TO
office have witnessed of the most alarming
and obstinate nature which invariably yielded To treat
and the patients reey ed from oahsoe and supposed
fatal disease restored to health
In addition the fee already handed beg
init herewith ring, which shalibe happy you will
token Of my esteem and regard.
| am with great respect, your
friend and OBJ servant
Il. BUTLER KING
To DIR. SAML GILBERT, New York.
The gold ring alluded is massive diamond ring
ing diamonds and should Judge appearance
that 1t worth at least $500 This be borne mind
is at present the doctor in addition to the usual fee which
also cheerfully paid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

The last letter tesmg the of the treatment of DR.
Gilbert Is from physician of Virginia 1t proper to
that this gentleman had upon his face for many years
Amer deparng OF his ability it, he applied the
most noted surgeon IN Baltimore who attempted Grad
icao the disease by the aid OF the knife Failing in this he m
ed various eaustics Sl failing he then pronounced
Tdbe br Baldwin then consulted the heads the profession
Philadelphia and made use of their prescriptions but without
any benefit whatever He then again Philadelphia
and called solemn council of the medical
the city. They all pronounced curdbe cancer and ad.
yed him to try nothing else in the hopes of and to sub
nit witt resignation to his Indeed positive they
that nothing could be of benefit to him. that noted
Professor OF Surgery in one OF the two most popular Medical
Colleges Of Philadelphia follow ed Dr. the and beg
god Tor Gods sake not 10 apply rtants to the I'll
for In urabe and would only hasten death. lie
them by eminent barrser OF this advised apply
10 Drs Gilbert Kennedy, OF New York; who treated the
ease extracting the whole diseased par (wghng about three
ounce wih1Ht surgical operation and radically cured him
lie eongued in ALL of the noted physicians in
Ballmore and PlLlalelphia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
ya,mREE VALuAnr.n r....---l :. WOOL

,dersi@nea h. DayG fnt9e of decd Of rnst ae Lon
day Of June next on the Hgs shall s atnrdag To-
"9, n a. , 81 thG housesnd Los conyev t." sci @
the neshborhood Of Mr. i'sa P BETWEEN an and h l SUI
On y win 81, 70 ms and all on s"d brick qe
ncsbo oos ~" of Mr. Mrs. G. are situated DaosS nm
hosss upon laem3ns with r 1aey D9Ia god b.
viii 10 ,ss W to cn a ,%psS ocafcg
Terfns--I.beral and made kuenn-
inay l7t7June /, On DAY of SALE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

Fever and A.ue-An Iufalibic lurc.-Wc defy
the world to produce medicine which does contain
Qunine Bark Arsenic Mercury noxous deadly
pound this annoying disease efectualy
Spanish Mixture While contains of the above dan
gerous articles yet possesses in relieving and curing
feHer aud Aguc WI ch be approached by any of them
separately oru combination acts specifically the Liver
Pnribci the Blood the of the skin aud assists
ren eXpc from the system the seeds of Disease what is
as bad the remains othe Mineral Drugs which clog aud final
ly destroys the constitution
See the cure of Mr. Longien of Virginia: lie had Chs
twice day for nothing would relieve him until he
tried Carriers Spanish Mixture only bottles which
feeuay restored him health had the
disease since lmav l5.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

BURNING OF U. S. MILITARY ASYLUM IN KEN.
rUcKY.-We have private information to the of.
feet that the U. s. Military Asylum at Harrods-
burg Kentucky was burnt down last Sunday
This is one of the asyiums the site of which was
selected by Gen. Scott in 1852 under a special
commission OF the government. The cost was
100000. The FIRE was communicated acciden-
tally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

Franklin brought electricity from the earth, but
remained Prof DE rath apply that electricity
lief of diseased and suffering mortadeases that heretofore
baed the old treatment such Neuralgia Rheu
matsm Palms. Stiff Joints De ifness Swellngs Palsy, Piles
skin Diseases &C. cured by Prof DE Graths cleo
tie oil in ono and tie0 days Read this letter.
pRoF. DE GikTT.I have been the victim of n
Rheumatic affection aud lost the of my limbs could
raise hand to my head in short totally helpless
applied Electric OIL and before had used one bottle
perfectly restored. You may refer any sufferer to
MRS. T. HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street
Mrs Hu'chlns well known in Philadelphia My on has
cured GOO other hahelphians whom George w
Ward ESQ Jos X. Bacon; X b. la Costa, Mrs fasa Geo
G. Boyer SOP " Third street and others aluminium. Sole
depot this city No 3g S. Eighth Chesnui
PROF. tHAs DE GRATH.
u The ElecfOic OIL Depot has not bean r,a0ead
~ No Electric Oil should be- used unless signature is
the label and blown the bottle All others dan,
gerous Bottles D. so and 81 For sale by DIR. II SEAY,
Lynchburg, Va may 2sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
FROM the Sunday ~ y Dispatch Spt 3, ls54
CASE OF MRS. ELIZABETH HILLS


The other day Mrs Elizabeth Hills Putnam County In
DIANA called az aa
the benefit of those suffering ghtfu all
digpase-Cancer Mrs Hills of
left breast 1t had been coming for six years April
however the case submitted a committee of doctors
who decided ancng the cancer which ever
might be This DONE but without whatever
the sufferer ON the contrary, the the lancet seemed
only have aggravated the disease date of its
Sometime in May however the fame of Gilbert reached
the of this dy relatives, who her to give
him trial they thought humbug could secure sueh
numerous testimonials from living and women of his
this had. Mrs H. had however inbibed the
idea that incuabe disease and made
her mind that her days numbered and exit
from earth be Of the that the hu,
mind cOncciveto have the flesh from bones ere
the vital spark eXtnguhcd Finally htweyes the on
treaties of her husband children prevailed on her
to come to New York for the purpose placing I'M
der the treatment Of DR. Gilbert 9th of June she ar
rived and On the Both day August she her home
in lndana-cuTod When the to DR.
Gilbert he informs that he himself little homes of
success inc breast full three the healthy
and the whole left side of the body named a. exceed
ingy painful In the of its removal whole breast
had to be removed to the breast bone. The arising from
IT, the doctor surpassed thing he with In the
the VIII lie Of his practice The few DAYS
longer delay would have been fatal modification
ready In.
The that reflects great credit on the skill of Dir
GAbert and the poor woman gratitude for knows no
bounds Herage is ffyone--a period in life when il is no
matter shake off disease system Elt hnrc
seems to be nothing impossible with Dr. Gilbert and his great
cancer remedy which it proper that should state las
connection with the knife implements OF HOOD
so common among do'tors. Iiuue 6.clt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
A Pcrfnn,cd s reath.--what lady or gentleman

a Pcrfnnscd Esreatls.-What lady gentleman would
labor uu1or the of dsageeabe breai when using
DoWDENS DENTAL FLUID IL will not only rem Ter It,.
sweet but make the teeth white aabaste prevent tooth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by dem
lists and physicians everywhere.
beautiful Complexion may be attained by its II
moves pmplcs reckle renders the skin and beaut
tni mraring rich hue. greatest cosmetic
ever known being free from all Price so
cents For sale by STROTIIER & WHITEHEAD
nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
w hig Convention.

The Richmond Wing heartily approves the &C.
ton taken by the Wings of Lynchburg and their
proposition to hold Convention in Richmond the
10th Of July.
We would remind the Wings Of the State that
but little time remains for action in the matter
Meetings should be called at once,in all the coun-
ties. on the first Court day, to appoint dele
gates.
We are requested to state that meeting win
be held for that purpose at Campbell c. H., next
Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
SALES BIZ AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS
ICEEoRsALE..mnl l-------...---

ICE foR sAa.E.-whl be soli at pnLIi.
o'clock, A. ~. A House OF irF py' June 5.L H.
anime the same, are referred to Clark o WISHING
house H. and who viii show IT, FERNS t,, on whose a
june 3dtjunc5 AIN, l. ". PAGT
Posiponpme,, " = huaid.,
The above sale Is postponed until sainrdo-
June 'uiuhy neAf In -
june 6-f7junel A., +. v FA1t4
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! ADaEs' GAITERS.-yu.tr received, n beao.
without heels sfspCEA'y w. NJ o M
oats ''E''P +" fioo'hi
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ANCiHtE.-Commencng the 4th ef Jul 8
-AsAsnD ana during the repairs to the Aqueduct in
+ ,ni la iiynchbnrg the Packet Boat for buchanan.
A. W Fhchbnrg, Monday Wednesday. and Friday. At
a. NJ returning leave Buchanan, Tuesday Thursiay and
S'uiuhy al A NJ. and arrive in Iyuchburg at 6 Nj
BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

t1EANs OF OTTER.--Dn and a Ctcr the I "
pAks of 9, IN 'rne HACK will run from Liberty the
80 u outer The building has been enlarged with
I VI neat and well furnished rooms The subscriber will
may p toetl ' paw N iroDSrry
ma 1enmond Wing and Enquirer Petersburg Expires
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IsNCHbtKG Buildiug Fand a..,......------

T. nni,aa ri i-r-I"HoRNhS. &c.-l have nav
qpte iniI supply Of Gents Bots and cbiir new
apl l9ts 'F. van AT SEABURYS
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AZ -~EV,VVV WICHITA Kepi.tprcL
Tenn Rail Road Stock pETEpS unr , ~ snares a.
30 80 '-''' 81 ENNf " CC.
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Il 81 opened IL iO' OF cI ngnnt Moir-Autiou
- l.esue and Plain Belts Stella shawls
Az
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

~ .'4' Y Ell nave
euHom New York and have now ready for eybbition
,1pna supply of the most beautiful Lawns and FImnr
49, % r.ias Ribbons, and Trimmings with another 81
~! ei french Needle Work Collars Sleeves and agn6cc
WORKED Cambria and Swiss Bands | ~ s'
June 5sl ''' ,a. - .
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~ s; ma look az n few elegant les of SUPP.
~ fior SIX Flounced >BES and Suner1r H., ~ y Ak L.
SOILS and FANS. Just opened at 0 " " ~
june SITS ,o,,>, .,,,.,,.,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

lhe Stockholders OF the Building Associ,i ao'''--
Sa,prda ey owe. ~. the Book Store of Payne g. CHRISTIAN %
your mo1ihly dues. Inu%t on N, prepared to pay
jnneG,2tl "NHN u MEM jr,
Snnrntn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

inv ihs question can be satisfactorily answered by call
ns 500, II, III, H1MPSON & cos DRUG STORE and Hsi
Cf n s snn REALLY FINE and GENUINE HAVANA
SFnT pronounced by judges be JUST THE THING
fapl l1-dG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

Arrived aOO:pair of ladies, Gai.crs nip
~ ana lpessand an entirely style of Miss Roots yb
ma -, 'h'"P 'or cash j. ABRAHAMS.
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A RHIvAL Of Mi.- J. AEi-LINGTaa- mi.

HIi,l ho9se doors from Market House on Main Street
EluU .eiy occupied by f. Sumpter as restaurant !.
wei fitted up for that business and is an excellent
'' Aoi grocery GOOD lodging up stairs Apply 70
- r. W PAGE admir- of b 4. Sumpter
,o, 90 -. Or to H. o. scHooLFIELD, Esq.