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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

IAAc BAsvLE Bal. President Commissioner x Health
Fuf long tule pas cts Lsw been subjected
grea, ngs Which has A lss brtone n.olersse
70 cal lou4 for TIE Interference Nng heath officers
II has become very comthn r ne sNi cole ors 70 ira
Tie krces Nth cog containing mater oten
sive ~ smell aud whch be deser.ons health
Bal 80 containing si1ps snd snoct homes ami
e u4er, ~ ~ ~ CID k1ura qfe day ~ these
bs0rr dse prs ~ lnsr .ue While NE
Eo- Z On 8ause "a house be ~ Pr nx fgn which AnI he
- r carrie code aA lea ~
sufficient - breed disease touA fhs Glib ~ covered
up w5u1 - ghlg es Offensive. 4 his seems = he
pGrrcscy srnted. Anrh evil n is connection s
mryies and 0fen ~ DE character they
aev e. u stand by the cur-nf4 nd a. and many
81 the pasSers b. Danger Of hsdruph0ba
vefv ihs ari puzzle he1h aad safy a.
ih.se crying Evils sinuf meet sh prompt aeu
ton. TrusuR t6sf tbs matter wfha your Immediate
rst.ctou. am, &C, your obeAeni s.lxspt -. 80.
JAMES MERCHANT.
ASI14NCE ogfuEs sNlM soarotK
Tbe ys received the fgosrg eiezrs ahic Gespiich
from Auf astus b. Cooke, Foo, Preieni D. the Howard
Astociat0ns-
Nosr0tw Avg ~ 1864
hon FpnNAf % wo0p Mayor " In e'g II sew YORK
seeing b. H. x ne Sh ,haf the yellow fever
has made ~ appearance a. For Hamilton. AMI ha There
uuch hcrnr from the wnut % Wrnper nursing write II
request ha should such BE- h. v0u Will INFORM
cuce, pnd N afford much pleasure ~ citizens
rally BY whom h kindness IL people iasi w
long be remembered 20 render yau n he way
Of nursee ~ q,erSisc which y y possible for % IN
you wish W. lnrnef sey despatch vonr I'D
fever, and Who also nursing
Hoping that The report saw b. exaggesel an your
Cbefieut servant. ANtt. ~ COOKE
presileui Howard Association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31
NAgITIsR INYELLIGENCg,

ns An Tofpges qad lesrs Intended lor NJ NEW YoRK He
loud D. se,9lcd.
afsasAc roRg-rR.
RISES. - SooS srrs..... morn ~
sux .......4.... 81 HIGH 10 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

CLEARED.
Steamship Augusta, Lyon. Savannah-ST Mtchiil
steamship sopiherner Eweu CharIeson-spodord Tiles
ton.
Steamship jamestown Parish Norfolk dc-budlam Plea
saN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
Lymchburs Lumber Market. July =.

RICHMOND MARKETS, July 7.-TOBACCO.-The
breaks OF Tobacco continue large While the receipt,
for the last week have not been SO large, we have to
notice more animation in the market, and prices of
most descriptions higher We quote inferior hugs of
good weight at S5la53; good $6a64; fine S6aa7I
inferior leaf SSaS3; good S9!all fine shipping 81.
al5al7l; fine semmng $l2al4; fine manufacturng
Sl3a26a50.
OUR.-There are no transactions whatever to-
day. The stock is light, and with the improved feel
ing at the North holders here advancing their quo
tations; but shippers will meet them, and the
shipments continue to be made on holders account
Last Saturday shippers offered Sc 20, holders asked
So 80 for superfne.
WllEAT.-None hardly of old coming in few
samples of new offered but the mllers refuse to bur
until the wheat itself is in the market They are
ready to buy whenever it arrives No sale that we
hear of since that of Friday of crop of prime White
for Family Flour at 81 so.
CORN.-The stock of Corn is very light and the
quotations somewhat nominal. In tots of one to
three hundred bushels it has been selling at 6j cts
We quote 55a65c.
OArS-33a37l cts. per bushel Stock light
BACoN-Market continues firm. We quote Sides
at l22 cts; Shoulders l0l Hams l25al3 cts; Sugar
cured Hams l3al4 cts; North Carolina Hog Round
l24al3 cts. Stock light.
COFFEE, SUGAR and MOLASSES remain at last
quotations. Coffee quiet but Sugar and Molasses very
firm.
WlllSkEY--We quote firm at 30a3l cts per gal
Ion for Richmond rectied
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
Prom the New York Express.I
Trailing Ont Loud.

When Mr.. Fillmore first landed in the city
hacoose of what he deemed the propreiy due Ia
the civ CORPORATION receiving him he avoided
much freedom If xpre s>ion. and hence the Abo-
lition Press here began tn ahu.e him tor saying
nothing Of the country. and the exciting events
Of The country; or, to use their own wofas' ior
bring mum
Bot the moment Mr.. Fillmore left the city, and
brpaihed the country mir he began TO talk ana
to talk ont loud freely, and fully. lie "let ont
at Newburgh. and he ''let out at Poughkeepsie'
and he spoke M Albany, lin thoughts fhat
breathe aud words that burn."-and he Lei out
all along from Albany In hi home in Buffalo
Anvbody and everybody. by fnllawing him, can
see exactly what he think Of almost everything
now going in the country.
Mr.. Fillmore having expressed these opinions
freely and frankly. on route over 40o miles
long and in the presence of millio" of people,
has had his say AMI will now. donbtles-, say no
more till nfter the Presidential election. The
Abolition journals here affect not to he cantcpt
with what ne hns said. because he has reiterated
thc sentiments of Washington's Farewell Adj
dress and fo, ewarning against thtir sectional Or
ganizaiion. "But If Mr.. Fillmore was wrong,
Washington wrong Madison was wrong
every great man in the Republic has been wrong,
and they alone are'riCht. The people will Judge,
however, which is right, and which is wrong
TErom the Lockport Courier
The following reflections seemed to- be- inY.i-
unfairly suggested by the events of this =" Fiji
more week -
l>t. That Mr.. Fillmore has stronger hold
upon the popular heart than any other man in
the nation
I'd. That reasonable men of all parties concede
that he is just the man for the times.
30. That the true Union men of the nation re-
gard him as their true leader. and that they are
only waiting till the sign" is right, TO rally as
man around his standard.
4th. That tho "sign is made, and that they
are now rallyng."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
Reclamation of Gov. Shannon

In the Cincinnati Gazette of "Wednesday we
ma the following letter from Governor Shannon.
ct Kansas Territory. showing that the report of
his resignation was not founded in mere rumor
ms letter appears to have been copied into the
Gazette from the Lexington (Mo.) Citizen:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, June 10, IS56.
LECoMpToN, X, Z.
My DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 18th is re.
celved wrote to you some days ago, which |
presume you had not received at the date of
your last. You can have no difficulty in com
ing into the Territory with bona tiie settlers.
| have resigned my office. and leave for St.
Louis probably to morrow. As soon as | pass
the line. Col. Woodson will be the acting Cover
nor and If you have any difficulty which my last
letter TO you does not remove with the troops Won
VIII address him on th" subject. repeat that
my proclamation has no application 10 bona .islo
em'grants coming into the Territory.
Yours, with respect
e., WILSON SHANNON.
Colonel BUFoRD
N b. will probably see you as pass down
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

Is IT SOL Not Eigibie.-Ii is stated says
the New Orleans Bulletin, that Mr.. Breckinridge
the Democratic candidate for the Vice Presden-
cy, is only thirty-four years of age,and is there
fore con,titutionaly ineligible to the office which
he has been nominated BY the Constitution of
the United States. no person is eligible to the
Presidency Vice Presidency who has not at
tanned to the age of thirty five years. If it be
true that Mr.. Breckenridge is but thirty four
years old. the party must nominate some other
person. 1t is our impression that Mr.. Breckin-
ridge is thirty eight years Of age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

Hon. Jons s. CARLISLE. from the kanawha
District, was among the speakers at the great
Philadelphia demonstration in honor Of Fillmore
and Donelson, last week. The following IL a
notice Of the topics discussed by him:
AMER auling To thedisracted state of the country.
the result OF democratic misrue, and warning
hs heagcrs not 70 pefpeiuac that misrue in eecting
James Buchanan. the speaker went on 10 say that II
the Nofthofn Republicans Northern fanatics should
zaeeeed Ia the accomplishment Of their purpose AMI
elevate - The Presidential chair John L Fremont
neither yoa nor would ever sec another Presidential
seeton in this country How would he obtain 1t :
rs Northern votes and Northern votes alone. Mr..
Fillmore has very apty illustrated Il when he put ii TO
las people ia his own State -" DO you expect
I'm % h all the Offices North and South with Nor
thera men Certainly, to be consistent, II would be
required At his hands
DO YOU suppose there l. a single man south of Ma
son and Disons line dare take office under sectional
President Not one,I assure youand am no South
crn or Northern man. but claim TO be nm American
Is dark as were the clouds that oyerhung this
try in 1850, darker the clouds that threaten
now Upon the result of this Presidential election
depends, in my humble opinion, the perpetuty Of our
free institutions II You were lying upon your bed
threatened with immediate dissolution, by disease
whom would you take to apply the remedy that would
restore your health The physician whom you have
tried and found to be skfu. Whom will you take
when your country is afflicted ii now Is with all
the ills that can be threatened by domestic strife p
The man whom you have tried, and who gave You
peace six years ago. and who will give you peace
again.
Mr. Carlisle referred AT considerable length 10 the
services Of Mr. Fillmore and contnsted what he had
done for his country in the dark hour of peril with
the deeds of Mr.. Buchanan He said there could be
no comparison made, and so far as Mr. Fremont
concerned he had performed any service at all
g.
The recent legislation of Congress respecting do
nestle slavery derived it has been oa the original
and pure fountain of legitimate political power, the
WW efhe MAJORITY, promises to allay the dan
gerous excitement.
What does Mr.. Buchanan mean by asserting
that the pM ofthe MAJORITY is the "original
and pure fountain of legislation on the subject
of domestic slavery Does he intend to break
down the safeguards the Constitution throws
around the institutions of the South and enthrone
instead the caprice and despotism of a majority?
If that doctrine be admitted it will not he long
before majority against the South will be found
in Congress and then God help her! We should
like to know what the Calhoun wing Of the Demo
craoy, who in theory so tenacious Of the Rights
ofthe Minority think ofthis doctrine of Mr.. Buch-
anan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
m alpaar.lity would
SOvER E1e.
VIM " ~
lLlSUVE r,

rfo-,es What an ahsarlity would 4, then he " whist
asserting his SOVEREIGN POWER N con-
tRESS nlicl poieer, from ~ n1itrs. faasf b. In
elusive. / should in the very same breath also
claim this identical power FOR the population Of
territory in an unorsanircd capacity :
In conclusion, desire 10 reitera,e and reahirm ef
ery sentiment contained in my Bcrks eeuaiy letter
cling TO the Missouri Compounds with greater ieaae
ity than ami YET frmls believe that u VII Be
adopted b. Congress.
LIVES nrrnANAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

have male quite an impression on The brick pave
fnent had he succeeded in his somnambullstic en-
tnrnrisr-Z nnrsriIie Hur0rd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

on footing up the specie exported since Wed.
nesday last including the eleven hundred ,s,ns
and taken out by the steamer from Boston On
The I'd inst the aggregate exceeds tn, co million
six hundred thousand dollars-a pretty good
weeks drain upon our circulating medium.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
FiIImore's strength at the North.

The Pittsburg Posf, buchanan paper in its
impression of the 23d inst, says
Fillmore and Donelson are now the only American
candidates and we have doubt that the popular
vote for them viii be as large that for Fremont and
Dayton.
Events are daily demonstrating that the real
competitor with the Sectional candidate, Fremont
is the National candidate, Fillmore. The Pitts
burg paper speaks for the North, aud tells us the
popular vote will be as great for the latter the
former. If the democrats of the South would re-
frain from all further effort to draw off portion of
the South, Fillmore>s election would be sure.and
the country once more safe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
SsoCsMrY ofA.mmni OF mnmpden sianey Go

July OTIS Druggists.
a. OCsETS of Alumni OF ~ ni pdcn sidney Col
- LEGEAfter an interval Of several years this society
again revived at the annual of
year and was regularly organized by the election of the fol
low, ing officers
presi1ent--Rcv. Moses d IToge of Richmond
First Vice PresidentMr Stephen Southa of Farmyie
Second Vice ircsiden-D Peyton Berkeley, Prince
Edward
Third Vice PesldcnIrof Charles s. yonablc of Athens
Georgia
Fourth Vice Presdent-Gos I. W Ligon of Maryland
rum Vice President Rev + Pryor D. D. of Petersburg
Scefetary-Mr John II. Knight, Of Prince Edward
ireasnrcr-Ar Chas. w. Crowley of Prince Edward
speaker chosen represent society an the next
commencement the Hon Thos s. Flournoy being unanimous.
y elected
Arrangements made for the regular annual meetings
the society aud is proposed that many old pradn.
presence, and counsel IN its deliberations
time past when that lcthargY which for long alice
ed lhe literary men of country could exist We all
come the help learning Those have the
It's great and ennehiug Interests uaie sound and
healthfh knowledge
ls IS the principle which has again put life into
our Society," aud call npon all own Hampde Sidney
as Their Alma Mater" TO help us in this undertaking
we pFoPose 20 publish during the ensuing SUMMER
gue of the Alumni of the College, which must be
detective as many Of graduates have passed tho
tee OF comttee-many deceased II sthprefore very
desirable that those who interested this matter should
trouble themselves enough furnish information about them
selves or Others residence. position Sc ANY commun
t1n addressed to the committee the Faculty" will be
highly appreciated
Efforts will be 10 o,r $780,.
meeting audit viii be inappropriate to suggest here tot
ur meeling viii take place Wednesday prex ions To
thursday OF Commend emcnt and after listening TO the ANIMAL
aeSs inc members viii Partakc regular dinner
revived. - 10y VIZ 10 "sa'"
T. W, HOOPER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
Massachusetts Erect.

The SPRINGFIELD CONNENrION.--Oar friends
from Massachusetts give Us encouraging n account ;
of tho Springfield meeting. The number of Dele
gates who retired were 100 of the f97 who voted
for Fillmore against Fremont in the Conventio H.
or about half of the whole Convention
Those who retired were firm men and true, and
the result of their deliberations was the enhus
astic nomination of Fillmore and Donelson The
news spread through the town, as it will through
the State, and the end will be great gains for the
American cause and ticket.
The Springfield American, true, manly Am
eiican Journal with national sentiments and sec
tional antipa,hies, has raised the Fillmore and
Donelson Flag.
The Republicans smugeled themselves into the
Convention in large numbers. and contrived to
allow 337 Delegates cast Az roteS. This piece of
fraud led to the bolt. As among the regular Del
egates, Mr.. Fillmore had decided majority,
though his friends would have been faithful un
der uny circumstances. TO the National Council.
Several of the Vice Presidents retired and both
OF the Secretaries. The Fillmore and Donclson
meeting broke out with rousing cheers for our
candidates.
We expected no such good news as this from
the Old Bay State. The seed is sown The har.
vest will be plentiful
Last year when the Americans were BETRAYED
in Convention but eleven true men retired, and
the State was carried by about 5000 majority.
This year 100 etire and the State will 20 for
Principles against men, and for the whole coun
try against one who stands upon piece of it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
COMMERCIAL.


tyuchburg Tobacco and W.eut yI.,--=
CONNECTED NEhf SATURDAY a TUESDAY NY Jya nv.
ToBhooo-Ne have no change To make T., CLARK
tations Receipts continue large of both przs5 4po-
loose we sun ADVISE planters toprize their Ton
eo,and III dry order for shipping-or mannGef,s''
We quote common Lugs in lIhds dry or1f 4le-
Sc good Tags To 81, common Leaf to 81 . 70
Leaf to SO, fine shipping $40 to .I9 ma s''i
nfacturns fine Il to Sl5, Extra I8 to $50 - man
WnEAr.---But little seng-Red 81 to 81 N w..
81 10 to 81 20 for strictly prime = A''e
fLora-5uperfne g. Extra $e!, Family s..
JSo. CLARE
------- COMMISSION Mefelanf
LYNCHBu rig WHOLESALE PRICES Cifpp,=,z=
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND sATuIn'r ~ /,
A. j. RUCKER. ."
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROcEp ~
Commission ncrclant 'D
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LYNCHgIpc y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

OPINION OF A BUCHANAN MAN.-Extract from
a letter OF resident of Brooklyn, now in Missou
H. dated 81. Louis June 18th, 1856.
w hen left home two weeks since consid-
efed Buehanan's election certain think now
ms chances ARE very doubtful. FlImore's strength
| IN the South West is very great"
The above is from Buchanan man who has
Always been Democrat which shows that the
vino blows right for our cause-Nen York Err
press -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

date of Darrhu Cholera MorDu ChOic, prepared
by j. Il Thompson Co. has given satisfaction to all
those who have been fortunate to it, This Elixir is
not composed Of harsh disagreeabc and stimulating ngred
ont bns pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
take H. II is soothing and tonic the stomach aud bowels,
and wien taken directed fails afford relief in
short time Every family should have bottle within reach at
this season Of the year when bowel complaints
lent. fully 2 d6e;imo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

and Fin ~ pi ,efshp heretofore existing the Stve
0y consent All persons indebted to the
NJ 4. - az ,csPectiully invited TO forward and no., @
speedily as possible BUSINESS sh9uin pc settled as
july eelm a a. nLaCk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

Osyacnused Esficrs.-7e Testimony f0a j. c. Barter, Col
ictor Of The Port Of OgdeRbare, Neo forkOGDFssBURG
December !. s5G eattaaenI had been much afflicted for
the greatest part of the ending last midsummer with
singular arrangement the bowels connected with
siona attacks of Dyspepsia During the last summer aeci
dcnaly took paper containing testimonials respecting
your oNYGENATED BITTERs. In Instance, where relief
had followed their found symptoms and condi
accurately described that determined them.
accordingly procured and have used several bottles and lind
~ renovated strength and health satisfactory evidence that in
my case they have accomplshed all that could wish.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. q. BARTER
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH w. FOWLE & co. l3s Washington Street, Bos-
ton, lroprietors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale hy J. II. THOMPSON & co. and j. H. SEAY.
Ivy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
WISH 10 hire for the rema Under of IN, yc,, =

II Itnlae NO0k Tor small milv Onn ubn - - : 81
onehded and who is good and ironer wIiI ge
i wages Address me at Amherst c. H. or | can be seen
i,Iy a -, ~ UNIT VIM S. GREENE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1--WE are authorised to announce EDMUND L. TUCK
Err candidate to fill the vacancy in the Office of Sheriff
the County Amherst An election for this purpose will be
held In said County, Thursday the 10th July Mr.
Tucker elected will select Nr Albert G. Jameson his
deputy MANY DEMOCRATS.
june % ctl0juy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

v head and Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed (by Expresl Supe-
Tior Summer Tunp Seed by the ID papers Yellow Ru
IA Baga 10. do for sale by
sTROTHER & WHITEHEAD
iul OFFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

ed by the Wings of Frederick County, Va, ut
their late meeting:
"under the circumstances our present preference
is for Willard Fillmore, in whom us sound, conser-
vative statesman and true patriot, entertain undi-
minished confidence; and whose election we think
would best tend to suppress the present runous ten
dency to mere sectional parties. If recommended by
the voice of the Wing party of Virginia, shall
cheertlilly vote for Mr.. Fillmore.
We abhor the principles avowed at the Ostend
conference, and, in substance repeated in the Cncn-
natl platform of the Democratic party The party
called the Black Republicans will scarcely expect
vote in Virginia we, therefore, see nothing in the
candidates, and still less in the published platforms
of the Democratic or the Black Republican party, TO
command our suttreges, regarding them both as sec
tional, land though not equally dangerous) unsond
IN doctrine, and unsafe in their policy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
T. W. HOOPER,
A. w. PIrZER. Committee
RICH ID MCILWAIN. \

-. FRY. Flour. Commission, js,rcb,nI
~ RICHMOND, NA-1he subscriber has removed snd Ia
Ken the large hre proof Ware House near the Basin sled
orhery occupied by Bernard Esq where he IN con-
hur te General Flour aud Produce usin and receive and
loW'a goods Also sell all kinds country irndnco suci
as "nr Wheat Tobacco, Butter Lard Bacon sc and make
prompt returns The location convenient Ia the tasn
'hers VIII be no Drayage, and the Storage will be odcat
-E--Z@1t- j. J. FRY
k'vDats NAAE, !" first class Pew in the Espi.counl
n Church. Terms very moderate
;,o, YANCEY BLACKBOARD
-Jif.-os Attys for S Booker's Ex'r
EoR HIRE. A first rate House acrynnI x,..,
irl, =, "'her. CHAS NJ. BLACKBOARD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

MAN HANGING HIMSELF IN HIS SLEEP
Last night, after all the good people of the ci
ty and the ''rest of mankind had retired to rest
German by the name Of George Haynes. Of
Morgan county. stopping at Walters Hotel, on
Marietta street rose from his couch and ettenpt.
ed to crawl ont OF second story window. in which
act he succeeded admirably GOT Li,,.,1f
entirely through, and was about TO fall to IN. br5
pavement where his brains would have been d,.h,
ed out, when hi, foot accidentally caught betwea,
the sash and casing, thus waking him. With
enc foot and one hand he hung suspended until by
his cries. he brought assistance Mr.. II. waiob,
overtwo hundred pound, and consequently wonla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
OF Cap.

WI w" ~ "a IN = s.-A fine assortment, of gIui;o,
M ~, hulncns on hand and for sale al the I,r
iniv . - 'N j. b. GADDESS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
Sqr, =. MATTHIAs a co., successor. :

49, 10 Is r. Hening, take pefsurc in saying to L%S
VA the ladies OF this city and surrounding ctv
try, that they have just received from New sslL-
YORK and are now opening fine lot of Silk Lace Grape Hair
ana straw BNNETS with large lot OF FLATS of different
Kinds also fine lot of RIBBON. which they will sell cheap
hcs please give us call before you purchase will
ehdeavor b suit you both in quality and price.
% Is r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

= MIMI ICE CREAM-The Ladies can get at all time
s ana concentrated Pine Apple Strawberry Syrups
oreas which answer well in the absence of the fruits
.i"ue una Tor SAFE at j, III. THOMPSON q co.