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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth
STOMACH OF THE OK, after directions OF
/. BARON LIEBlG, the great Physologi, al
Chemist, BY J. :. HOUGHTUN, Nj. D., Phil
adeIpha. Pa,
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY fer an
unhealthy Stomach No art OF man can equal
us curative powers. II contains no .7LCHO-
HOE, BITTERS, acids, or .N.3USEOUS
DRUGS. 1t IS extremely agreeable 10 the
taste, and may be taken bv The most feeble pa
tlents VI o cannot eat water cracker without
az ute distress. Beware Of DRUGHED MI
TAFlONS Pepsir is NOT a DRUG.
Call onthe Agent, and get a Descriptive
Circular, gratis, giving large amount of SCI
E.hTIFIC EVIDENCE. from LiebIg's Animal
Chemistry DIR. Cumbe'> Physiology Of Diges-
ton DR.. Perera on Food aud Diet !; DR.. John
w. Draper, Of New York University; Prof.
DunglisOn's Physiology Prof SHIimaB. of Yale
College DR.. Carpenters Physiology &C., to-
gether with reports OF CURES from all parts Of
the United States.
~ 0BSERTE THIS , Every bottle Of the
genuine PEPSlN Tears the written signature of
J, S. HOUGHTO.N NJ. d., Philsde ghia, Pa.
Copyright aud Trade MARK secured.
AZ Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines Price, o.NzE-L,pLL-4R per bottle
~ Sold by Chares HarPers Shepherds
town; L. VI Saith S Cos Charleston" ".
Il. Hesleline, Narslnsbhrgi S. P Hartman
Winchester.
February %, 1856. H-Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-04-05
N LANDS AND Cash

Comprising ~ hne farms. worth from s2Go TO
$4,000, each; LOCO town lois IN promising
lows 3o.Voo acres '"oi'U v 'S'''" '''''' -
Farm IF 40 acres. with orchard
anL non5 h,,Id,nos within one
,,I. ,f,h.R r s,a,i,n and 20
miles ni Ch,c.go $40 900
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
4 Singular 4 nair-A W a. II n u Hc 81
Death.

The Bath, Me- Sentinel of Saturday. contains
the following account of an insane woman in that
city burning herself to death:
Jas Tarbox. of Topsham, who for long time has
been subj ect to hopeless insanity put an Ell i To
her existence the latter part of last week, by
means of fire As we hear the facts, on Fri day
about 10 O'Clock. she made an attempt to bum
herself by means of friction matches, but was de
tected by means of the smoke issuing fro m the
room in which she confined. The roor was
then thoroughly searched, and it was sup posed
impossible that she should have matches in it.
1t appears, we subsequently ascert aimed.
that she still had them concealed in her shoes.
and carly in the afternoon smoke was aga in dis
covered about the house, and the females abort
rushed 10 her room and found the smoke so dense
they could not enter. Mr. Tarbox, who wa near
the house, was Immediately alarmed. and sue
eeeded in eKtinguishng the flames The unfor-
tuna,e woman had evidently fired her clothes a.
bout the waist, as her breast and shoulders were
burned in the most shocking manner, thou Oh life
not extinct. She made no cutlery wha tevrr.
aud though she fingered until the next day and
able to converse little, she manifested little
or no symptoms Of pain or distress
She was not without method in her madness.
for it found that she had torn up the carpet
and packed it round the doors, 10 prevent the
escape of smoke, which would again lead to de-
lection. When asked why she did not burn her
self in the night, she exclaimed. What! and
burn up all the folks in the house.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
burning of n Steamer Recovery of Bodies I.O
the Toledo

BUFFALO, Nov. The propeller NJ. T.
Spauding, with full cargo of merchandise Tor
Detroit, was destroyed by fire at her dock this
morning She an old vessel and was va ned
at about $4,000. She belonged to the Amer, can
Transportation Company and was insured. Her
cargo is said to be mostly insured in New Y nrk,
Milwaukee per,received here this morn me-.
states that the hodie, of thirteen of those who
were on b 'ard of the i'll fated Toledo had been
recovered, up TO Wednesday. None of them
We're recognised except that of the second ,atc.
The body of lady was found with stee rago
tieket upon her, representing her TO be Mrs.
Boughton.
Merchandise to the value of 81 900 has been
recovered. Two bodies were washed ashore near
Milwaukee. supposed to have been lost from the
steamer Niagara. One of the bodies is supp psed
to be that of Kate I. llariug the name ap-
pears on handkerchief found in her poke t.
The other body WAS in state of nudity, b tdv
mangled and distigured, and was that of a fa male
apparently about forty years of age.
The total loss by the burning of the Spault1nG.
cargo and vessel is estimated at 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

Departed this life Satm day, the ! 9th day ofOc-
tober 1856, Mr.. PLEASANT n. BELL, aged 80 years
The death of this young will cast a shade of
melancholy over many countenance which has been
cheered and enliyened by his interesting conyersa-
ton. He possessed, to exalted degree all those
qualities of head and heart which adorn and dignity
human nature. lie was aflabe in manners, kind in
dispositions and generous and charitable to his fellow
man lie was endowed with intellectual qualities Of
Il high order, which he highly improved by constant
application during his leisure moments) to such
reading as would render him capable Of conversing
upon any subject with such ease, correctness and flu
cncy rs to gain for himself host ofadmiring friends.
lie was afflicted for "A long time with disease of
the head which baillcd the skill OF the best physi
clans; and although his suffering was intense, he
maintained the utmost composure OF mind and was
perfectly sensible TO the last moment. From his
conversation during several days before his death
is believed that he had obtained that religion (Which
is the most exquisite happiness of YOUTH the nobiest
honor of ripper years, the of glory to old age
and the everlasting and nconceYable bliss of the re-
deemed in heaven"
"Drcst in the r1bes of heavenly state;
May thy blest Angels round him wait,
Prepare his happy soul to rise
And bear him 70 his native skies"
J. G.
D-45~ Lynchburg Republican and Danviile Regis
ter plpa<p roDy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
Lake Sgyigufion-IIiP snow Storm. .&c.

BUrrAL0. Nov. I.--The -lenmerS WesIern
World, Plymouth Rock and Mississippi running
between this port and Detroit Of the Michigan
and Central bnc 20 into winter quarters do-day
Snow to tie depth Of an inch and half fell at
Cleveland, Erie and other places an the Iine Of the
lake shore road yesterday.
Chicago papers say that the DaCrosse Railroad
is nearly completed to Portage city and that the
grading is all done aud half the iron laid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
Accident 20 the Wiliiamspori and Ei,mirn Rail-


ELMIRA. n. Y, Nov. 1.-The Philadelphia,
Express train of the Wlamsport and Elmira
Ra lroad broke rail and ran off the track few
miles north of Crescent this morning. The whole
train was thrown off the track. The Express car.
caught fire and was burned ap, The passenger
ears were saved. Thomas Sisk. baggage Master,
was instantly killed. The mail agent and Sc " raj
passengers are badly but not dangerously burnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
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nbuct.


Much excitement prevailed in our community
on Saturday morning. in consequence If report
TINT duel had been fought near the city between
DR.. o. Il. Finnev, State Senator from the Acco-
mnc District. and Roger A. Pryor, Esq, one If
the editors of the Richmond Enquirer. The re-
port turned out to be correct. Early Satu rlav
morning, the parties, with their friends. repaired
to a place in llenrico county. q mile or two west
of Richmond, where they fought with pistols at
10 PAGES DIR. Finnev was wounded at the first
fire, the bali entering his right side above III"
hip, and passing around To the back, wher cr it
was subsequently extracted. Being thus di>a-
bled, he was in no condition to fire again and The
affair terminated DIR. Finney was convey cd Ia
his lodgings al the Ballard House. lie ha. sui
tered great pajn from his wound, though it is hop.
ed it will not result fatally. 1t is due to bnth
gentlemen TO say that they exhibited on tho field
much frmness and presence Of mind.
We cannot speak enthusiastically of the ca uses
which led to this unfortunate affair Doub less
the friends of both parties will IN time enlig hten
the public mlnd with regard to il, origin. The
challenge. II IS said, proceeded from DR.. Fin nev.
and the whole matter was pt ,nHed and carrie in
TO execution within the short period of twelve or
fourteen hours Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
..-t.ir,t,nth. Ray STATE.

BusroN. NV t.-'rte ~irarer Rav Stat. from
New hofk yesterday evening, tor Fall RIVER
broke her walking beam, and blew oil her cy-
Under head when oil Huntington Light.
daughter of Mr. Daushard. I Brooklvn.was kill
ID, and Nh. j. Il Flngg and A. j. baldwin. of
Yartsmouth Port were slightly sealded. The
passengers taken Oft by the Worcester,a and
ca, RED 10 \arrisyilc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
storm GswcgS. New Eort.

OSWEGO, = Z. Nov. 1.-The storm n lntPd
last night, and q steam tug this morning to- off
the crew of the schooner JohnP. Hale. The yes
sci is badly damaged. aud the cargo Of whe It is
wet. Vessel and cargo folly insured.
The Canadian schooner Sultan with a car 20 of
wheat from Oakv'e for this port, went ashore last
night below Fort Ontario.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
Loss al the Stea mCr Lady Franklin.

CurcAGo Oct. 3l.-The steamer Lady Frank
lin on the upper Mississippi, snagged and sunk
on the Odd inst. at Warren's Landing, two hun
dred miles below St Paul's. Three hundred
passengers we're aboard at the time. 1t is sup
posed that six were lost. The boat and cargo
are total loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

orER. READ 81. After isn wing served n
sSgs- regular apprenticeship In the Front ROYAL
- and five years experience with John II. Bailey In
the business have located at the lower street
Lynchhurg where prepared manufacture CARR "a
WAGONS WHEAT DRILLS, with Guano, Plaster Seed at.
iarhments, sc, to order.
Persons disposed paronse will the strictcst at
teRl'n paid them.
viii make wagons with wood or iron axles
the Wheat Drills are known the Roir & Jackson Drills
They Will be put ia the best odcr they grcgi
i'nnud those in want will do well give early
ma Il rbn CHSA ID FLYNN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

on ugtnSstd the attrntio o the public mind
years in sma degree Every body wanted TO know
what bcrnmeof the thousand and gross pins that
made and sold daily. For notwith standing the distribution of
such multitude If tlosr little daily. every
meet Is ready T. beg borrow pin Whether the enquiry
regard 10 their destiny satisfactorily answered
cannot say; may for augh know. sti remain open
question But tn" people beginning
question and that what become. Of all tho Watchesr Evo.
cW days NNrftharn& Elf receive lot Of Golor Silver
Narhes direct from the importers and there
accumulation Of this kind Of stock their hands The
Of all this is found in tins circumstance the people
found that taiihdy redcemnE pledge that
tended to soil good Watches fair price make honest
representations regard to them and
eeyr an Invoice # watches hn recommend straight
way acIsum makes his selection, and leaves
hind sub an evidence Of his confidence and rcgad
have just opened lay another lot vry superior watches
Which wi, to show to somebody Please give call
SHNERTHORN & CLIFF.
Form riv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
LATEST MEMS.


4 la H.
We copied Yesterday from n pittsbnrg e..
oaahss. a bret announcement of n recent case of
S"t'nAhouism near that city. The particulars
furnish vivid picture of the peris of this singu-
iar phenomenon, and the narrow escape of the
parent from njuring his child with gun in the
nalk should be warning to others not to be too
nasty. The case, stated occurred at Oak
land, the private residence of gentleman, and
the account SAYS:
" Hearing footsteps upon the stairs about mid
night. aud su>pecting burglars might be nbont
the premises, the gentleman rose from his bed
aud took downa double barreed gun with which
IN his hand he proceeded 10 the door opening in
10 the hail. Reaching the door. he applied his
ear TO the key hole aud heard what he thought "A
rustilng ut garments upon the stairs. Hastily
drawing n char tG the door, he stepped upon il
and inserted the gun through the trnnsom. just
then the thought occurred to him that it might
DE ms daughter. who sometime previously was
addicted 20 walking in her sleep. Passing ont
into the hall, with the gun still in his hand to be
used IN case circumstances warranted it, he found
the apartment entirely vacant, aud lighting "A
lamp he then assembled the stairs Imagine his
surprise and terror On locking out of the cham
Der windows to see among the branches of tail
tree which grew there, his daughter dressed in
her night hablliments and seeming stterly I'M
conscious OF her perllous position. Without ut
terlng word, or making a sound calculated to
frighten her. he stepped out of the window him
self, and winding one arm tightly about the waist
OF the sleeping girl he with great exertion man
aged to regain the hall with his precious burthen.
The surprise of the young lady when she awoke
and was Informed of her portions adventure, can
hr better imagined than described"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
ARRIVALS AT THE

"Hsh .ton BaWsc-Snead n (iarh. prop'rs
NOV. 3.--W Davis Richmond K + Manson, Bed
ford; Calaghan, Wytheville; " Reynolds, Buck
ingh}m; r Witt, Bedford; Ganawav Bristol; D
) shelton, Va; i W heson, r r; l. II Stolks,
Salem; II c Burks. Bristol; " Stone, City; James
Crush Il Lady, Chr5tiansburg; HX, Amherst; &
Mathews. City;W minis. Bedford; r C Burkhol
der, ] B GaaIess, j b Lee, City; Harris. Bedford;
l. kendrick Richmond: Vance, Abingdon c II ST.
castle. " T Much, y \; J Q \ Mciicnney, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
uOIIN u. OLIVER.
- No. - l.cayicr street.

DIN u. OLIVER,
- No. - l,ravicr street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED TOBAC
60, would respectfully solicit Cunsigumons from Manu-
irtnrcr Virginia with the he does
'ia In the article Commission Merchant his whole
time aud attention will he devoted those who
may favor him with their consgunens which liberal All
will be made
REFERENCES -oyler 4 Keen, Jesse Hare & Go. Hurt Il
Preston, knight ~ Allen Col Aug Lctiwich, Ammon q.
Hancock, Lynclbng Chas NJ Cosby, l.. Ii. Holland Dan
willie John Walker. Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

NNHOLEsABE DRY Z; % - - ~ Spring
w TRADE le5G-By recent arrivals in receipt
of Spring Stock of American British, French
Fabrics and shall continue receive additional supplies
by every through of firm who North,
during the attending the auction sales.
our stock being selected with special wants
of the Virginia Merchants, feel confident IN
will ind styles particularly adapted their for
ehcapnos and variety unsurpassed by market North
South
Orders promptly ard faithfully attended
STEVENSON a. WEDDEII.
Importers and Jobbcrs, T. and
ma Sets " s0Sycamore st. Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

~ NbkS photographic Portrait Gallery, Main Street, 3
doors from Bridge Street lynehurg, Va Era the
HiISr7pdc Art Great Improvement on the "Ambrotype"
Positive Pictures glass tinted and in eoors SURPRISING
beauty durability artistic effect ard life like expression
style of Portraits Miniatures before drawn by pencil
If light
For nrnesa, rouninoss depth Of light and shade
they woudcrll They without the glare
ii the DaErcrreotypp; be In light and right
lott showing two views of the face.
They be taken In dull and cloudy weather well
weather very short ngs and cased and framed
without delay.
He has returned from the North, with every improve
the and has repaired and fitted his Gallery
and beautiful style and would be pleased 30 wall all
o may favor him with call Photographs plain coorcd
la oil ar in the finest style Of the art
baRucrrcrtYpCs pHilfiueH, Drawings SC, copied out
door Miniature 4 deceased persons taken the
shortest notice.
RENAlBE Charges moderate a11 ikcncsseE arranted
phase. stock for sale and instruction N ~" art.
nct3 :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

n
u and commoidusly constructed Hotel under the
mont Of the undersigned is In excellent condition for the
accommodation OF the public The proprietor deyotcs his per
Sna attention ia it, and viii lie wanting efforts
rrndture calculated TO promote The comfort of his guests
An Omnibus is always in attendance convey travellers to
and from the Depots and Packet Landing,
9bdScts CHAS p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

=ls."f 10 s#.s..-5 500 =a.ls's-Ll, YoI #sAyH
516 MAJORITY y ms Lar GenEsNAroaAL ELuerI5S
ron NIX. F1ouRSoY. WILL YoC NOT 10 As mrcn FOR
rHE NopEL AND WASHINGTON IKE PRKsiDgSr-NII
LARD FILLMORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

caylgR, CARRIAGES enrriag"s: cSEyGR>
No. The suhsarhcr respectfully informs lis &SI2-
friends customers and the public that he has hand
daily all the different styles Of Carriages.
Iuckaways aud BnEges. which Al" finished up and
strong the country All who want good work,
binod with ncnness get 1t of Lynchurf make without
going to Yankee IT, All descriptions of carriages
bnCg made 10 order and NIL kinds of repairing done
18th ncanpss Hnddisintch j.. }. II, BAILEY.
Tho subscriber keeps aud makes order all Of iron
aYr Wagons frol largest sK horse wagon down t. the
smallest wagon in also, railroad carts wheel
harruws &c
He has also on several Surfing Carryasone and two
horse. h ing pcalliug purposes.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

H n. WILLIAMS. Richmoud, Vn., Produt
ups COMMISSION MERCHANT GENERAL AGENT
tDr and Fod-d ny NtHuhrfcd 3obdacO MrchdR
dir flee ShorK slip, Immediately opposite GhoCk
Wae,oue Particular attention paid to filling orders for
customers lie his sincere thanks his
friends and the public for the very liberal patronage extended
him during his busineHs r"u"co " q! hcssrs Booker
Il Watkins, Rchm has entirely dssolvedl
with ample facilities for the prosecution OF business and
having been brought strict and Rigid business principles
he Will faithfully
represented in his hands Prompt cash made med
aely after enectng sale lie respectfully refers 10 the follow
ing gentlemen
Jno Otey. csqr, Chiswell Dabney esqr Messrs Sam
ders and rhv Mctokle Jones and d. r. C. Peters, Lynch
burg Lewis Webb & Son, and Warlsworth. Turner
& 60, Richmond Capt T. NJ. Payne, h. II. DiaId csqr.
and Mai r. w Jones Campbell; Col Daniel Coleman Col
Stephen Coleman, r White, esqr, Col VIM Rison and Bo.
w Williams. esqr, Ptsyls ana Dr Geo. s. Harston, WIN.
Martin esq'r. and W y. Terry, esqr, Henry.
,v.ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

MCDONALD, SPOFTs a. HARVEY, Gro
w GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS No .,
Pearl street south of Cary Richmond Va have and viii keep
In store extensive assortment of GROCERIES, which
they respectfully invite the attention of their friends and
public, In want of goods in their line.
Particular attention will be given sale country Pro
duce, and to receiving and forwarding Merchandise.
The usual advances made eonsignments.
JNO G. MCDONALD,
JAS. G. SPOTTS,
JNO ID HARVEY,
ma Actin ~ JNO G. SPOTTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

u Virginia Tennessee Railroad bridge la}nclhurf, Nn
The subscriber having purchased tins tstahlshmen and
employed O. Dahnov to sUporuiend and work H. Is
pared furnish short notice, Steam Engines, Circular aud
Sash Mills, Mill Clearing. Shaftng, Hangers, Tobacco
and Fixtures Brass aud Iron Castings and wrought
Iron work of every description 6oodwns Centre Vent Wa
ter Wheels, which have gained reputation enjoyed fE
other wheel since It's introduction considered by pare that
have them Ia fully equal the oyersho Wheel and Is
adapted to head of further description cannot
be gvenn this way hu Information concerning them
he had by adlr u r superintendent otth establishment
NJ establishment better prepared for doing work with
and dpah with Of the best assormcnta Of pat
10 be found any wheie aud pattern maker always
plovei ia make moro whom wanted
An this establishment warranted equal to that
doncat establishment IN the STATE Any information
for WORK will be addressed to A. q b1hney, a. his
plaee lllRT y l.
ort2 0sply uf Hurt & Preston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

Il NONyII.LE 4 kENTCCKH.EkAk H.ROAD
IN TO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS Proposals. will
he received nj the Onee ofthe Company in WILLIE Tenn
until Saturday the 18Th day Of November for the Grading
Masonry of the first division extending from Knoxville
Base oi the Cumberland Mountains distance Of thirty miles
This Division large amount of heavy
IT will include Tunnel of 1850 feet in i.ta. 1000 cubic
yards of Masonry of all kinds and nearly lUoo cubic yards
"f earth aud rock excavation
The Company have good stock subscriptions ana oass from
the state OF Tennessee amounting nearly appea-
hie to the construction of this Division.
The country through which the Road passes is rich and
ducYc and abundsnty able furnish the supplies
To contractors The work will be divided into sections of about
mile each.
The Company claim the right reservipg the light soctops
at this time unless included in the contract with OF
heavy Sections the object being secrr the comptoh
the work nearly practicable at the saihe
ho right also reserved to reject proposals tina" e ~
satisfactory. .vi
bidders win be required to give security or .As'a.oy rr
Of their ability for the due performance u any WIN
that may be awarded them. :, 49,, 49,, o,ha.;n
be seen ana osner N
e., ar office Of ChefEngineer in Knox
willie. ~ u. Z MY M
II Of l0nov hhoAtuio ~ Ne"s"oNy ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
.EomN w.TowNLEY. st,"r"syn.' Inv,

20, He will attend all the Courts othe City Lynchburg
and the counties Of Campbell and Bedford.
lie will give strict attention to the collection of Claims
Office in SCHOOLGIRLS building, Market street.
! ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

uyNION HOTEL. Campbell Courthouse
u LATE JORDAN'S HOTEL.--The subscriber having
purchased the above property and taken charge of IT, nens
soon to nut il in repair He respectfully soiciis call
from his friends OF the house aud me rub
lie in general IN "a 'hLMfNi.
Jan 80 cts-.Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

~ MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
for the sale OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Stores No
y and -, Gravcr Of TrhapioulaS street New Or
leans
fSp,t riV