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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
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HuDsoN County JAIL REPoRr FOR SEPTEMBER.-
The number Of commitments the Hudon County Jail during
81; srse. number st time III remaining on the l of
October u Those committed in sepeu Der were for; .
s.sam, and battery II Burglary
foIsery y............... A.saultrg ohicer........
oS.tIde,iD. railroad Total; Total %; so ~, g.
LAYTON the Jalo estimate. that the efPen'e for this period
under the old .sS before the wSis S was &
JERSEY CITY PRIsos REPoRr.--fhe number of
commitments to tn. Jersey City Jau during the month Of Sep
tembsr was ii3, az follows:
Assault and battery. Malicious mischief. ....
Dunienne.. Stealing. ..................
Fighting .............. surr.nde,et by Ssi......'
nsultrs f.msles...... 'asrancy
INSANITY. 80
EDel.9d sis%s"Y Y..,............'.
United Colored
Hrpsoy CorsrY CoURrs.-Thc Fall Term of the
cOu' Ss S be peDsS on :a G G
Term u.usly heavy embracing some sixty cases The
larger , . Of ns bo"sS s. Webster
Syvsbus Spencer. which the damages are laid at So 600
Of which N. Spencer il nov nov confined in Oh:
tIowips ont Of The Nicarssus Transit troubles.
The Of criminal business that will come before the
will tlsobe unusually large the jail at present i
of edoers The number Of persons In Jail awaiting the ac'
ion the Grand Jury Scbarsed with onen.es as follows
Grand L rceny y...........fD Drunk and Dsordery...
Assault and Placing distinctions r. R.
Ps,:ns Counterfeit. Money sS%P' to STAB:
Burglary shooting
TSs cas-: murder recorded sSsys ti1 Of Frederick
charged with h citing Oscar De Grand Val at doboken
The TROUBLES IN THE HoBoKEN COUScIL.-The
Meeting Of the Hobokn City Council "Wednesday evening
the ocaon Of another dsodey excitement caused oy
the Of Mr. Beard (who had the week before been
.xpeled) in his seat The expelled Councilman persisted
in bis right participate 10 the proceedings OF the Board aud
proceedings He forcby from The Council Cham
Der three separate times before he would stay arrested Az
later period the evening Mr. Beard caused the arrest Of
Mr. McDon ugh the Sergeant Arms for an assault sud bat
terry
SUICIDE IN The JAIL.-A man by the name of James
Church. bec ngibg in the township Of Woodbridge committed
suicide Jail between 10 and o'clock last evening BY sew
arrested some nce and ID 10 bail or his appearance at
the Of Court for aggravated assault and battery
on his wife, On the first day Of Court he delivered up by
his indicted and being cssreed thereon plead suy
Since his sentence the has been very gloomy IN
mind his di.gTsce and prospective imprisonment ~
New Brunswicker, Sept. w.
BIsHor DoAsE il now making his autumnal visit to
the Churches Of Eastern NewJeey On Thursday morning he
the sacred ts of Continuation at Grace Church.
New.rk and in the evening At 81 rsurs Snufch m h % O
Christ Chapel in Newark Saturday ne vi" De az s
and In the evening ST. Matthew On sunday morning.
Grace Church Orange he will institute the Rector aud 10 tue
afternoon administer the rite II Continuation at the House
Of Prayer in Newark
AcouITrAL-In the Mercer Courts, on Wednesday,
los Dovn tried acquitted OF the murder OF his wlfe
~ \ lircuitG G0Urt hasa i1u 10
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

The penses Of the Jail for the month 8s 8e Mr.
the Jor estimates that the expenses for this period
under the old system before the Work House was
would have been fSl3 46 making difference OF $34 81
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
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S,,b, isve pvrst sevper :" % W. se ecs"e -, y
nIR,':;s:;; Il: ~; ~ <. = To '.: = i.i fsy.
s!s.t.r 4 ...;s.s: ss::S :; !: s-s, 1Ts, T.; - 800 .''I;
t .n: sas;. T,.i., .;e1g'ssS y :'..;s.:. ~
-h % :sss! 1 'ssEs.. FL sGss.s: s 4 ;;sss: .sA,. -.
g: :: Is - wA;. PLAIN. sLs H.s 1 .ssss..
tsttr1 m-Sre4en Yss Train, topyins 1t al stsHcua
'"' DIss; w. l'G T. S1sRRhtf issSRgst = s;:: ;::s:
HUDeON RIVER RAHROAD.-Pnm Ms,
II Ia, s.. l..v. Ch-,beI, station Is fb,iow.,
.S I'd .ne ss 'iSH sss .s'
In TEe isSe6..pds Pssi.lM sns Sing .icp :;
orsrI sna si.. Tr.n. for E..YoIl leave roy : t:
end 1870 IN ard <'S pr and ASsnz si -; sS and n:'
I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK 70 PROVE
sG sPt ; "a .s FsRi &
hs :: III a:,.y as s : :s1
k''''s 'Aifs siTTEE istf Eo
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa Anl
~ .nsI kondsy june I ls5 and nnt further 1o.es Pc
BGRK r.. EXPRESS g.. :. So. sn o. 70; D~nfi "''
BuFFALo EXPRESS, st I'm, for B1s.o ,.....
IoexLAsp ,AsstNe.R =: S.. from ,sc: ,S. 2, Cam
WAY PASSENGER ss+P.m., for Nsvsmsh, Mddetevn'
N
EaIoRXNY 1t pm for DsDlirl and ss.lo and insern
NE ABOVE RAMS rrRT BUN % DAiLY' SUNDAYS
EIGHT lxrkIse at pm, for Bunhrs, every day.
4e.s .s. ss: I 81 k. q.
Onand.is1s and Niagara Fsn' Rsoad for Niagara fss =
Eosd T Roehe.s, Gree. Bssd with Ds!srsrs L.eas!
With The BssslS and kswYo1l City a:,'.1 ir Buffalo, .s
A'' Cincinnati T''A' Ro%ks Rs',s cfis1s s%SbEL ii r.
NEW WTDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
- YORK 70 ROoHEspER.-Tbe ROCHESTER snd
seson rh NE Bnso cominS md E New Ssl and New.
Yok and Erie RsIosds forms direct route from Ee.Yorh
Of ,. route together With tn. 'aperior con.
M afforded by the wide renders By far the most DESIRE
Issist. can Be procured. NsrY.l and En-. Railroad
rehet Office foot Of Dnne". and No isS Bs.dw.yi Also
Bss.se chseled through
a. :.n T. y ffas
end fms asss E,' a Bsd.
.s trains on the s ss Rsbrk6 ri hS.Ss.. .:.s:a
NEW-YORK and NBW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
f.,..n ssr station in N.w.Yoi s7th and h.v en-
TRAIEs LEAVE KEw-YoRk-ra E.~,H".u, 10.
-: m sss ~ So t:aS e! ;as 80 :. md sss g
% For Micsd sN s1.'Id f.f.d Southport nd w.s
port 7:2O m l2:45 e:+ $50 m For EoTwalf 7:2 $50
:.s 61:4asiss s s 80 1 ~ s SIS 4 So
H% For s.snts5d ~ $40 ss. s3o ; IL a4s ;s,.,ns SO
Hate stations, JED g 20 2:4s S45 4:5s $685. e'a5
CONNECTING TRLtNs-For Boston, 8: ~ O. m. tex e
T. m (ex) Tor Hartford and Spin gfed. $40 m tex r. u
M (sI) For Come ctieut River R.iosd to Mont
real $40 A. J. lex "a Northampton For
Canal Railroad u a. m ls1 and I20 p koIh.ms-
.en. For Esw;LondO. Railroad, s:S n, 80 I'm %,
IaiIrosd 20 m l7:6 and 40 For DAnbHry -
aoywaIk Railroad, 7,2o s:3o q m 4:DP: N.
s:sS a m. (s.l, l,o tsI) 4so teIl Prom Bhdssl
.t iSis g. e. ss s ic s. 10 s" us;
sod s. 5A, le:S (sI) Prom Port Chester, ST. So
',2s, s6s, li;s a M tsi s:s sT P 2 .....
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
Su,c,py ~ THE J.II.-A man by the name Of James


AcQuITrAL.--In the Mercer Courts, on "Wednesday,
Jos Downie tried and acquitted Of the murder OF his vile
The q. s. Circuit Court has sd burned for the term
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

I AND ROUrE-EEW-YORK 10 PROvI-
II DEECE 1c-On and sher April Espsess frAn cf the
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and TYsHKiLL RAILROAD
.tllssv Hartford the arrival there Of the T. o!
The kewYork and New Haven ard New Hsven Hartford and
oprin g6eld Raiirosd, which leave New-Yoxh at an
SAMUEL MOTT. supehntendenA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
I HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, PORT WASHINGTON,
MlDDLETONN, FAIR HAVEN and RED BANK.-The
Sew EaspiSeent and swim steamer ALICE PRICE John
Dg2en ecnnsnder win regularly fonows from Robin
soaSt R.:
LEAvs Nxw-YosK. LEAVE RED BAyG.
kens Elpss BY this boat Stages all parts OF the country
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

HuDsoN County JAIL REPoRr FOR SEPTEMBER.-
number Of commitments 10 the Hudson County Jail during
month September - number during MONTH
81 lsrge. number time III remaining the LIST IT
Qrtnhsr u Thn.e committed In Sep,ep, beI for
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

H. ls5; trains win leave ChMnbcts st. Station follows
Exwss1 irsns, an ane S:B n Albany Passenger Halns
ka Po.ekheepse Am and and pm; for PseishE, 6.S
IN. The fopsbhsspse Peek,l and Sins Sing trains op
he stsor PssseBeers taken at Cbssnbtrs Canal Chs
torsr and 3s,s'. Trsbs for EewYork leave troy ls6
end 1880 and < pn and Albany l4 Sis and o:<
q and 40 Pm A. y. SMITH. 8uponstepdett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

Mr. Bocock was last elected. In The 5th DIS
tricf Mr.. Faulkner was elected by 1873 majority
whilst Buchanan carried the District by ma
joriiy of l,574. and yet We have not the shadow
ofa doubt. from oil we can learn, that Mr.. Lucas.
the Distribution candidate. ia TINT District.
will be elected. We must again express
our regret that we by mere default
threw away good opportunity to elect DIS
tribution candidate TO represent this District
1t is understood that Capt. Witcher will be voted
for. which fact should be thoroughly appreh"nd-
ed by all the friends Of Distribution that their
vote may be concentrated Upon him whether the
chances in favor of his election be good or not
but as we stated before, they would have been
infinitely better If he had taken the stump and
aroused the people to sense of the Importance
of the issue or, the nomination had deyoved up
on some one else who would have done 50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

The Board Of Trade of Boston represents that
the glass ware manufacture in that vicinity EN-
poys capital of 81 SOC, 900. The sale of guns
and pistols amounts to half million annually
About S4.000.0o0 worth ef drugs is sold, 81,
100000 of linseed oil, $500 900, linseed cake
The fish trade amounts to 5000 900. and the
capital employed is Stl0O, 900. The ice export
is 1900 tons; the freight money on shipments
of ice last year amounted TO sos 900. The sales
of iron were Si,oOO0O0; of steel 5000, 600 all of
foreign manufacture. American railroad iron
sold in Sl,l00,000. manufactured.
$4,000, 600 in value. The sale of hats. caps and
furs in Boston. for last year. amounted to So
0oO0oO; palm leaf hats, 81, 900, 900; hardware.
81, 600 600
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

A correspondent Of the New York Tribune
writing from Iowa, gives the following very dolo
rous account Of things existing in that State aud
Nebraska Territory.
The past Winter will be one long TO be remember.
ed LIS effects hive been felt In every State and Ter.
ritory Of the Union will speak particularly Of
Western Iowa aud Nebraska.
In ordinary seasons, cattle wintered with very
little no feeding On the Missouri Flats thousands
Of head subsst during the Winter season entirely up
the rnshes and wild pea-.nes which are found
in abundance and do better than feeding on hay aud
corn. The prospect last Fall was exceedingly fair
TILL the first day Of Dccember,it commenced showing
and continued most Of the time tremendous storm
until the snow tell TO the depth of between three and
four icct-and such snow-storm The clouds OF
might be compared To the clouds of moving
sand on the deserts Of Arabia; while the mercury
fanged from 30 TO SO degrees below zero and in a
number Of instances actually froze It made clean
sweep OF fowls and swine, and nearly all the cattle
Some who bad several hundred head of cattle lost
the whole. Some shot halt TO save The feed for
the other hall, and those finally fro2e to DEATH shut
up in barus and stables. few myself being onc)
saved part of their stock by driving south to the
Missouri, where the climate was warmer and feed
more plenty But cold weather has continued so
long here and such demand for grain and provisions
from Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas that Missouri is
nearly cater ont.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
Waller aud Nicnruuun.

Accord ny 10 the latest reports from Nicara-
qua, the star of Walker Is on the wane A ru-
NOR that he had been forced to retreat from his
position. and To seek protection upon British
man of-war, has about it all the air of probability.
But whether Walker succeed or fail the destiny
of Nicaragua is fixed. The touch of Anglo Ameri.
can energy and the impress Of Anglo Ameri
can institutions has been felt; and Nicaragua is
virtually revoutionzed. The petty Stntes of
Central America may retain II nominal surveil.
lance of her atfairs-but, 70, all practical pur-
poses, Nicaragua will be in tho same relative pc.
siton towards this government as it Walker had
planted u victorious standard upon every acre Of
her soil The absolute conversion of Nicaragua
to the forms, Us well as the spirit of II RepubG-
can State. becomes now only question of time.
Against the expansive energy of the people of
this Republic, the weak letters of Treaties and
Conventions will not avail. unless founded upon
principles of justice and right Such, indeed, in
the abstract. was the nature of the CLAYTON Bull
wer Convention. But when Great Britain de.
parted from her own agreement, and refused to
recognize those express struatons which con-
stituted our only protection, the fate of Nicara-
qua was at once decided She is regenerated in
substance if not in form--and, the other States
OF Central America, having satisfied their pride
by subsection of the insurgents, will be content
to leave her to the gradual and inevitable march
of political events which will yet make her free
Republic.
Thus made, foothod will be gained for the
propagation of liberal principles of government
in Central America, which may have an impor-
tant bearing upon the future of our own country.
Walker may have made failure, so far as the
personal objects of his expedition are Concerned
but. in all essential political respects he has
achieved a grand success. Nicaragua has es
capped from the tyranny of selfappointed rulers,
and the domination of her neighbors--and may
| yet, by decisive blow accomplish her absolute
| political independence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

Spanish Mixture stands eminent among all others Its
Sguary efcacus action the blood its Strengthening
and NYlying qualities its the Liver its tenden
Ia drive all umprs the thereby cleaning the
system according TO Natures prescription its harmless
and nj the extraordinary good effects and the
her of testified To by many the respectable citizens
Richmond Va and elsewhere be conclusive evidence
that there isno humb about The trial single bottle
win satisfy the skrptica its benefits
mcnt in another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
A CARD.
FuNIIEKE Inns been several snys, mud is Ut
may l9-d&c1t

i present in circulation report which that
certain occasion there and fight tie
tween Nh. EDWARD A. LANGHORNF, OF Lvnchhurg and
SCI" II occu led position independent of public opinion
or this confined In the neghborhoOd whore both
the originator of the alsehood and myself known
whole affair would pass unnotiecd But am only
dae tor public patronage but have also the
partner to consult therefore" the rcp"r' entirely
false and append the certificate Capt Jno Muse who
sides at the springs. aud home wh
of Mr. tnghomos stay house This Ihope i'll close the
mouths OF the thousand male female who
onored me with their thoughts and words for the past
days. NED +. BRIDGES.
IN presence Mr. Hunly TO whom traced the report
spoken OF in the Card Mr. Bridges that
had taken place. and saded the blame upon his
wife And myself confident Of the falsiiy of the
Allegheny Springs May IL, 1857 JOHN MUSE.
IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
Day GooDs.-The New York Independent thus no.

Dry GooDs.-The New York Independent thus no
tees the dry goods market:
The dry goods trade has almost altogether scl
ut Wholesale The Spring trade has to IA suddei.
close Prices have given way. The iobhers have been
buying cheaper from the importers, and consequently
selling cheaper Though the importers have been
suffering, the public have been gamers by the reduc-
ton in prices. The auction sales are becoming few
The stock Of staple good, has been much augmented,
and being held over will check the mporatons a it
tie for the Fall trade.
Fancy silks have been sacrificed without remorsc.
Black and staple silks generally firm. The i'm
porters ct German cloths are complaining of Il dali
time and low prices, though the cost abroad is in
creaSing. The stock here will lessen the amount
to he imported after the lSt July. Domestic goods
are also dull and no sales be Effected but ut a
concession in prices, though holders ofcotton goods
are mostly firm, preterrng to keep them than TO sell
at lower rate: but in the meanwhile stocks are ac-
eumulating, production has not been curtailed 49,
Domestic WooenS very active
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
.-Apllchulro u-lsirDlntaM
Tuesday Mornlng. INLAY 10. 1857.

tg-we call the OF Advertisers to the Importance
OF the NIRaIStAN advertising medium Our daily and
have large circulation In the south western
Of the whence IN. trade seeks an outlet at
The Virginia cities There daily paper published within
south Of this point and the completion
the Virginia Railroad the line OF the lat
make the Argnian the paper for
that section a. send daily telegraph Information ~
,urs in advance whch uhess will for
increased circulation For the information Of our
section would siaie thai intend 10 give
particular attention the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
Alexandria Fish unrLe,, unyr6

Herring from Vessels SIIaSI2 90 per thousand.
Shad do do Sll 50ASl2 per hundred.
Few fresh fish arriving; large Increase of customers
from the upper country and Maryland. Shad and
Herring by the barrel at yesterdays prices
The Baltimore American Of Saturday says: ave
have no material change to note since our last in the
condition Of the money market. The supply of capt
tai is abundant and although there has been pretty
active demand for money within the last two or three
days, the market is still easy. We quote as last
week first class dorsed paper at Sa9 per cent and
best single do. at 10 per cent. Prime paper can be
readily placed at these rates Money can be had on
call at Cal per cent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

sNsDV scriber, l2h OF NAV. lsj7. about -
years old of light yellow complexion has faint his
forehead caused by mule kick has beard laxative
aud well acquainted with the country thavng travel ed with
trader time is about 10 II inches high
weighs about loo or rs pounds lie raised about -
above ynchburg the James River Bought him of James
Winston of Person Co e. July h ls56 II is supposed
he will make his the Northern
returning him to at Yaneeyvlc Danvic, will receive
the above reward. SAMUEL. HALEY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
1.yuChburg Lumber Market, An. H.
Richmond Markets.. sluy l6,

FLUV K-Thefe IS mo Hour arriving, and thc Sioux
is very light We quote Superine nj 81 %, and
nothing doing Mt that price
WHEAf-We quote prime white at s. 60 and
prime red at 81 So. There is little doing in the
Wheat market.
CORN-There is no change in corn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

aud Healthy Gums he obtained by Dowdeus
tai Fluid 1t affords instant relief and toothache
rests decay and prevents the formation OF tartar, &c.
DONDEN 5 DENTAL. FLUID is recognized " the whole
medical profession being superior tooth owders
washes &c its constant will prevent decay and the
aches teeth are hciro. Recommended y DIX RO EAKIN,
lvnchhurg Va Drs Peasants hudson, Richmond;
)r Cosby, Petersburg DIR Mann, Charleston, 3 G. Dr Ia
SON Ratigh n C. and Dentists everywhere. For sale by
SrRofHER & WHITEHEAD. Iynehburg Va, and by all
Druggists anl Merchants. Wholesale by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Druggist and Chemist Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
ROY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The neNt draw II take p tee the eth May and
10th OF June. Persons DESTROYS irving
celebrated Lottery avail themselves the opportunity
which il offered For particulars scheme Rich.
mond W hg Baltimore Patriot and les
Whole Tickets S2fi Halves $40, Quarters 50
drawing will be forwarded becomes
known A scheme will accompany every Ticket.
All orders 10 be addressed Don EODGUES.
lhd2tNcltt 90 civ Posi- Charleston y G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

- od TO make puhlc the fact that they have Just received
something very In the silver Hunting Lever
Watches Enthusiastically Jos Johnson - Church Street ly
rpoo They the quality aud finish machinery
the johnson Watch sold by in Gold Cases and take
pleasure in recommending them friends and others who
may wish to superior and time keeper IN the
form Of a Silver Watch
What We said in regard to the johnson Watch year
aE" we will repeat just here viz That who In
suit t reliable time keeper having purchased Johnson
watch has had occasion to regret his selection.
The public will please remember that keep hard the
best assortment Watches to be found the state CHE Watch
trade being leading item in busuess and that they
always find in stock, the jos johnson Watch in
Gold and Silver cases which will sell the lowest prices
Is Watches carefully repaired and warranted Remen-
ber the house is SlLNERTHORN & CLIFFS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

We are authorized to announce Gro. II. LEM
MON as n candidate TO represent The county oil
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
vfruiu5n nm 4 oh PrjW In q Hise,

The ymeISfAS Jon OFFICE has been fitted mp with great
applied with the extensive assortment Of type
every description for the neat and prompt execution Of all
OF Plain and Ornamental Printing, II Is undcr the
pernendenre Of Mr. g TRfAxir nv whom all orders will
he puneusy filled Distant patrons will hspompty atten
ded Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

we are authorized to announce DIR. BOOKER
F. SMITH a candidate to represent Campbell
county lin part) in tho next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

n ffrfumeh Srr"th-What lady or gentleman would
labor under the Ctrso lsa
DoNDENS DENTAL Fill lii IL will only render H.
sweet but make the teeth white aabaser prevent tooth.
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by den.
hsts and physicians EVERY, here.
y Beautiful Complcxion be attained by 1t
moves pmpies tan eckles renders the and
tai 'mpartng rich r"scate hue is greatest cosmetic
ever Known being free from all injurious
&C nts. For saeby STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD
SrABLEt JONES
may Nis aud Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

We have been requested to state that DR..
Booker +. Smith is not opposed to the construc
ton of the Lynchburg and North Carolina Rail
road, rs has been represented
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
APRIL 23rd 1851
GEORGE NJ. UCKER,

A. now Inc pleasure toannouncC his
the public that his stock taary SdBir 1o9s for
me S'"sen now complete He bog- OF all per
ofs aning rfaHg b7W1 and good Clouds extensive
>Shutut c7mrzng does, wants
an" tastes OF almost every buyerot Dry Goods stock
may be found, viz:
French Worked Collars and Sleeves from the cheapest to
the inest)
lInen Collars aud Sleeves, "a great varicty)
lieurh worked Pocket lImikcrchetS all Eradcs)
Lace Sets Collars aud Sleeves (o Maltese and
nCSj
Cambe sets Collars and sleeves Embr derel {soe sets
vgY rish)
Chantiia Lace Mantles very elegant
Blk More Antique and Lace Nantes, very elegantly
lk Robes IN great Naicty)
,Nh rad and striped silks, tSlcndd asSortment)
ne above named goods also all be
=" prices he cannot fail every that the system
goods - ~, 81, 'e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19
ere is no change in corn.


Sales Sc o9o Va. 6s in New York $50 Saturday at
S9li. Foreign circulars by the Asia quote them
Qs86) at 3!a8l4, and Va Gs (lsss) at 84a8C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-19

| cannot believe one OF them To be more good in
inclination, or more charming in form, than my
wife