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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
Interesting from Hon Il ur as

The brig Alden. to Boston direct from Omoa,
Honduras. brings dates from that port to the
Odd of May.
The most important item of intelligence is tho
arrival ont on the 9th of May, Of the brig Fla
,orita from New York, with the d'puy agent OF
the Honduras Railway Company, George X
Glidden, Esq and the Atlantic and central divi-
sions of engineers. some sixty persons IN ALL I'M
der Mr.. Tratuwine. Chief Engineer. All the
members of the expedition were in perfect
health. The initial camp at Puento Cahnllos
was established on the ii of May at which tune
the location of the road was commenced. under
the most favorable auspices and with entire sue
cess.-The central division had already advan-
ced into the interior.
Adyices from abe Bay Of Fonseca, on the Pa
cifc. report Lieutenant Jeffri's arnvol at the
head of the photographer engineers, on the 2oth
of April. and the immediate commencement OF
operations. =,
On both sides. at Omoa and Amapala the en-
elmer partie. had met with the most cordial re
c.n,ion. their arrival having been signalIzed by
,,euerel fes ivities, after the manner OF our
Fourth Of Jnly When the news reached Coma
vnoun. the capital of the state, orders were ut
1nce issued by the government to the authorities
nm ,he line of the road To afford every possible
facility 10 the engineers aud men III the pios"cu-
lion of the work Mr.. Trautwne l. OF OPINION
h.t the locainn of the rnnd will be completed :"
Tint the entire line may be pat under Contract by
the LIST of October. ,, c
The bark Virginia had been stranded not Ia"
from Omoa and her cargo sold at auction ne
agent of tho railway was large purchaser OF 'no
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ROTFTOURT SPRINGS. VA.

FENE Subscriber accommodate from and after fhr lst
Julv about ~ larders through the Summer Season My
situated Immediately the McAdamsed Road lead
Buchanan Salem, Va, in Roanoke county seven
Bonsaeks Depot and eight from Salem aud about
hundred yards from the White Sulphur aud chaNhoate
lIo4 Institute Persons stopping at my house
the Springs Persons coming 10 house
will he either ut Bnnsacks Depot salem
yanees 10y addressing the subscriber at boeiourt
Springs va K. "A LEE.
81 will for the information of the public that have
had Fever any kind my family this year mel
has there been but of fever in the neghorhood
Institute and that in mild form The fever has
been confined entirely the Institute except the one
The uctQhborhoed has been and is remarkably healthy
and saying that persons wishing 10 visit
the benefit of the have nothing To fear
there of fever ON the lot the
Cooke and he has been clear of fever
day. aud is recovering able To sit
h, Ni clmns X a LEE,
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
AGN j.

n the pon visitors 1t is situated near the summit
- eghaip Mountain the Cuunty of Montgomery,
Virginia about , miles from Ciisanehurg Depot On the Viz
ginii Tennessee Railroad
persons seeking health. pleasure, This place affords
Of the deightfre where to be ound IN the
Virginia The powerful curative properties Of The
long established foral Cuianeons Diseases,
Diseases the stomach and Bowels II probably eNe"ls any
In this state Tor Chronic Darfhpa regarded As ccihc
Ample have been made to convey visitors T."
and the Springs splendid -Four Horse coaches, man
aged by experienced drivers. Also extra line
Coaches viii he kept any 0 the al.
jaceut watering, other places o resort
TIOS. II FDNLKES,)
! l.. EIIAtl NbSDN, ) proprietOrs
C. g. GARDNER,
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until the pah ct August next my Tract "t Land contain
mE au1 AIRS nsenItnuN suam Campbell county On ~"
head wutts e." Falling River aud immediately on the main
raad the Courthouse Concord Depot the Sahth side
kala1l milrs distant from each rlnee ANT - mlea nun
lNnfhhiuE. iu rupd naAgh huhopd lha rnt" h WI wa
tefed rien a Hmlu good portion at m"ado" lam sono
ot Nhtl is Wv SGT III and puot hnpt"> consist
nPatl aud ruoN dwelling House Smpka house,
Kitchen Stable larry Framed Hln first rate Nrpfo llonFeh
Will >taur emuet tnrV aud Ice Houses, good Orchards
A. Il is wall adapted In thr usuUl rfus particularly Wheat
further description is unnecessary l"ii take Pleaau" IN
HI the paoe Wit' nlF pnrthaso II not #nl
heare the date ahose iueu 'uod Il viii AZ tina me be sold
III lHh auction, ~, the pfomsc Terms liberal aud made
.na,yu day u salo PHILIP n WRITER'S.
4# mos,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN FEXAS-A notori-
Gus desperate namcd Craig. hung by the
Vigilance Comm ttcr a. San Antonio, Texas for
murder aud horse stealing. on the nght of III"
lOth inst. Others in custody had been doomed
~ lhn snLne enmmnrN nnni .hmrmt.
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Ar,,,n. the Niagara sat HALIFAX.

IInfFAx. June 3o==rhc Stea ner Niagara arrived
here Yesterday The neNa brought by it is unmpor-
tent Flour stead, quiet mud dull last quotations
barely maintained The weather in Europe fisofa-
bile for the growing ernps.
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EsE,s EOis DAVIS.
turIiousCr mud 4 Onmt.s,eu Urrsttuuf,

l,1p IlII' < 1IT NJ NI,.pnlg
fIrtir house lag nrruptd By PFLLliN hDtI iSop Frank
IN strut Richmond Ia
NErEha cndeasaf. by trlrt attention 10 the nterest of
w those emit nsne their business him the pat
- and ,liri,t ,,. a,f,,,e, t I'm nnilr .,nef,ly
hay, n al , ,,yn and =, m hoard ali Neprocs fcndod
for nv .salr. AT no cent. p,r ,,v HECTOR DAVIS
lENlE SuhFrh2 mot tL'rrlniy tee'minehuH Mi i''to,
"A Jaws !" nus l1ehus 81 iNh,"u'lb ~ ~ Nv ', Wv,
pledges for hh The tue tri'S'hlln 81 NM a'
hs Auction Rooms. Franklin STREET Richmond Va where
heppy my friends Waiting Richmond for
The PURPOSE Of sclnng $egroos. Il, II. DAVIS.
j. ally
VN7EEhIaus' LIVERY AND SALE STA
w BILE MAnkrI PtAtt .hetHtan Post Ohiee aud Mar
let flnuscJ IYNCBuHG Al prepared In furnish
m m very shortest nateo lIuIsts IIA and BuaulEs the
very bpst in The civ
Persons wishing 10 ride I HACK drawn hy fine
and. ,ftl IN Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

DEATH or 4 DISTINGUISHED MaS.-lion.
Iangdon Cheeves, OF South Carolina. died near
Columbia on Friday morning last. He was elev-
en years older than the constitution of the INT
ted States. having been born IN September. l776.
His mother WIS n uutive Of Virginia, and his ia
ther came To this country from Scotland. As n
member ot Congress from lSlD to lSl6 he hc
came distinguished, aud was elected 10 the
sprGkership When MIR. Clay vent n Commissions
or 10 Client. \ iGdEeship WAS the next honor
conferred upon HIM IN his native State, which
he resigned IL become President If the United
States Bank. For many years he has been in
retirement. Few distinguished men have ever
shown such versatility # service and admins
trativc talents IA has marked the long aud va
rled careeru iHngdon Cheves aud none hnve
left a stronger impression On all branches Of pub
lie service.
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ACTION NOCusRe

VgNlE FIRM OF JULIAN n DAVIS HAVING bEEN
Dissolved by mutual ranscnt either Of ihep artnes Is Al
the coucufn Ia settling NJ the In
The books ot the eenc"u are IN toe hands 81
lmaro aq alHa authorized Ia ffttlo the bus neaa
An per4ons indebted the will poaso call on H.
Ehnoro. III, OF either al the firm int aettiement
Il. Nj. rIiI1AM.
Wall 1t. Richmond, Nn,
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Personal suieIl,gsucc


Gen. Wool Is considered now out Of all dan.
FcI.
Tx President Franklin Pierce aud Senator
Mason. IF Virginia are travelling together tho
rough the lukr aud mountain districts of New
Hampshire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE

lUK IIII eAI.I3 OF UNT0-
II ". ptIIttu - 60, solicit the p"i'o"-
-. ng of friends generally aud pledge ihousoNeat TO
U.S. the Interest of all persons
having property In then hands tor sale
II NJ pnlInp, the seniur putuor The having
horn la the M a-t 10 yeRt, hattus hUset that
h, can give entire Satisfaction all lila patons Liberal al
vaneea wi ho aud hvnhy places are provided TO
,onhna slaves lgohil al 80 rtz per day.
ran tc p1nd at the old stand on Nall At Rich
mond Va peut pelHau VIII always he at the cara 81
boat 10 take ,hatHoW negfeeS on their arrival
u. NJ plllItAM.
pIIlIAM
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Ike gIObin Namph,-, Tenn'ssr.

The Memphis Tennessee. papers have account
of the murder OF John Eyelson, a pump maker and
highly respectable citizen OF that place hy JOHN 4 bel
IA gambler, 8ni he excited scenes thatiolowed IL
The Bulletin say:
They seated in front of the Worsham lie use,
and it is known by those who were ncnr that any
angry words passed between them. The hrSt thing
that occurred which attracted attention Abel RI
sing and shooting Mr.. Egerson. lie shot him through
the heart and he il upon the pavement and dice al
most instantly, without speaking word. Able en-
deavorcd To maze his escape but he was soon arrest
ell and taken to the prison.
In a few moments after he was arrested, large and
nturnted crowd assembled, first upon the ground
where the bloody deed VAS committed aud then pro-
eeedei to the al with the view of taking and hang
ing him Immediately; aud had not the crowd been
checked by several gentlemen who took an active
part in trying to quiet IL they would most certainly
have hung him. The crowd addressed by Mayor
Douglass and others, who urged them to deliberate
and consider before they proceeded further IN such an
important move. The crowd was very large, number
ing between two and three thousand citizens, who
were very greatly excited aud much cnragcd. Final
ly IL committee OF fifty persons appointed to
guard the Jail, and that Able did not escape, and
the meeting adjourned 10 meet at Court Square, at
half past ) O'Clock in the evening the commitc WAS
appointed and the meeting diSpe sed.
Atatout eight o'clock the crowd commenced
sembling at Exchange Buldingand that spacious hall
was soon crowded to overlooking. There were be
4 900 to 5000 persons present in and surroun
ding the hall. The greatest excitement pervadcd the
entire crowd.
The meeting was organized by calling Dr. j. C.
Holland TO the Chair alter which Jury OF six from
each ward was selected to act upon The case. They
were duly selected from cur best and most prudent
citizens. and after being empanneleI. witnesses were
brought before them, and their evidence IN the case
taken. The evidence, by those who SAW the difficult
ty. very strong and excited great Indignation
among the crowd.
After hearing all the witnesses that could be found
Z fl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
SALES BY AUCTION
Eu1e sslt DAYS


LAND rom sAl.s.-fhs leg
u Vim. W Holland deed, Will "hrr ior sa,e ny
utlo auction tho aat ut June II not sold pr'' %
lure their valuable Tract ot Iaud containing ou a's "a Tue
Franklin ~ vcr aud oh the Ne" Lon
d5n AMI NockN Monnt Turnpike The soil was "'ikhaN 81
superior quality and lat this ime II good state O. IN
II Is regarded ~ being the hest farming ad ~
this region. being susceptible ota high degree OF
ibsre Mil Site aa1 Water rnwer which c"nd he ha,'
available turing purposes ~
starrhnusc anl saud selling gands thc society good
and Churches situated convenient distances lh'ft "a is'
Aeaeu,, tor ynune men hrh order within tWn and a
ha miles This situation hnid out unusual Inducements Il"
ho has Ia educate, and Ia the
lbyseihn Thuse Wishing further Information Nv leef VIII
addreas holland Haicstorl Iheso wishing Ia Vie" tho
land will call \ T. VI Holland VIII" reside IN tho
premises June seta,le
postpourmcnf.
The ahnvs salr postponed saturday. the 18th July,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01
ANS TOR preserving Esui,

AtEGF SEALING CANS Tor pre-ery in u Fruit
- and Vegetables in the natural state We have for sal"
consignment Spatts Self Scaling Cans, the beat
preserving and vegetables In the natural state
without risk and trouble. These Cans sold by
MS last and gave satisfaction Full directions
company tho Cans j. II THOMPSON & co,
ieHita Apnheearles and Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

Evening PApEG-An evening edition OF the M
tinual American of Richmond will be issued on ana
after the 9th ,roximo. The mail arrangements are
exactly adapted to the publication of an eyen'he
newspaper in Richmond, and the enterprise ought
and vii doubtless prove successful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

~ purchase for tho southern Market lt"J NeKfaea,
from the ~ years which he Will the high
Richmond cash es Persons having such 20 dAroae OF
would well him call before aellng lie cnn he
found At W H. MoahA Auction IIouse Henry punning
ton = Dnce. Adit,aa T. NJ. DlNNINGroN
Ivu,h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

EAFs%DssErps -Thr concern Of PllIIAN pA-
~ ~ Is this day dissolved by mutual consont Either
authorized l. t Of the concern In wind
nr M partnership business The books of the
IA the hands = " Empfe cat the auction honse of
Hector navJ whp also authorized Ia settle up thu hnsl
All persons indebted to the will please como for
ward and SETTLE and those having Claims against The concern
vii please present t1em for sctnei Dan W lllAM,
INrlu,nd ,IuneI lra7 HECTOR DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

\ SAD AccGDENr.-On Monday last AS son OF Mr.
Andrew Rexroad IN lad about IL years ofage) VINO
reside. ut Mcdowell. Highland county, separa-
ting some cattle a COW which had been separated
from her calf sprang the bars, knocking the lit
tie fellow down and bruisng him so severely that ne
died in few hours from the ehuson OF blood II Is
supposed that blood vessel was raptureo' rs 'ne
flow of blood from the mouth, nose and WAS very
great.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

II AMI PERSONAL. EST Attn pursuance of the
sa al tud oV"cute1 Ia IA "a, Geornea tmc aud wife ia
tel tth ojauuarN le aud recorded The Clerk teo of the
Hastings Count at iNnohhmg aud h> consent Of the parties,
"tsa Tuesday tie 2lst day at july lhaj Al NJ public
auction The Read aud Machinery the premises, and
III slaves thu Market House IN The lily Of lynchhufB tho
following property conveyed To- us in said decd
Tho lo If Froud, continuing about the Ia
mi BASIN adjoining liz lo recently occupied by the piedmont
Nuks. sub, Ia TIM urhts OF j Il y Is Co thsren on
Waet line water paner for manufacturing purposes, 10 lie
taten rnm the new tannl of the sud Company.
The uisold pnrt al the lot Ito nppoHc aide OF tho
basin the tihs Works to he divided into two uts
= Tho Sotm ngno, Boiler ~ formerly IN nee Al III"
Piedmont Works
A~o the following Slaves Betsy, cook and Silvia aud
hri thrcr children mentioned IA the dend, susan Lewis and
Hrnry. and another eliid bonn aimee the deed
Terms AT sale JNn NJ SPEED,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

ruNnOuAsgON LIME AFLOAT.-i,OOOB bls
Ihomaston Lime daily expected on consignment 10" sal'
nv firagi A s. LEE, Richmond.
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1t has been stated TINT Thos. +. Day, postmaster
at Green Spring Run, Hampshire county, Va was
arrested charged it'll opening a registered letter.
The last Romuey Argus contains an explanation OF
the circumstances, which eXonerates Mr. d. from all
blame. Mr. D., the Argus states has always borne
good character and is still acting as postmaster al
Green Spring Run.
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sroCKS sOgs SALE.

btEOfk> FOX SAbE.-
> Sl5OO Va st g.
300 Orange Il Alexandria Il X Bonds
For sale by LANuliOBNE HpLtoMBE.
Jests
VALENTINE 81 IIENINt, t.rOtcrs, bnsc in
aud for cash barter, superior lot Of Java
Laguyra Cole Loaf Crushed Coffee and Brown Su
gars Black Teas superior mtelcJ Ad
amanne aud Tsow Candles with variety articles. such
four in "A family mar Its
LEND VOL a PLANO
WISHING to convince purchasers of what have
w known ourselves for Twenty years past To vii
That Piano Fortes really desirable good aud cheap
perfectly willing only to send them TRIAL to
pers4ns wishing purchase but aso 10 Np them for given
time who may prefer taking them in that way,
der that what have said OF their quality.
wishing purchase douhi the prudence II this
course far they concerned the hcay OF ii so
concerned T. T. NASH.
ielqts Petersburg, Va.
0Hicc Hon I'd Irusice- Of q ncl bar College
LYSCHBuRG, 2lth May, 1871. :
rpsE CHAt of Mathematics aud Natural Sciences OF this
will be after 25th June next the pres
incumbent having resigned
Board of Trustees viii proceed 10 fill said vacancy
their regular meeting TUESDAY, the 9TH July next,
Any Information desired by applicants Will he furnished by
X Cox President Of the Faculty, whom they
viii pleas, address. JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL
ma President Board of Trustees
Richmond Wing and Enquirer and Methodist Protestant
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supplies with which she freghted. The brig
Fnvorita is reported loading with mahogany at
Puerto Caballns, for New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

lie ton, Engineer and Frederick kosch g. Heinrich
Architects aud Draughsmen prepared furnish Designs,
Specifications and estimates for all kinds buildings
thntry. Special attention will be paid to the of
work entrusted 10 his charge Surveys of Land Mines
onds will he made at the shortest notice and
proved plans. Address H. EXALI,
nov IdAets Architect, Richmond, Va.
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lIIx nOTEi.,
l,,ushburu, Vn.

lUIN UVTFTi,
u lSuchbUrg, vn.
aud the Travelling community lock to
Nnur Interest ,atnhlcs good the market
country wi, afford MY House la airy aud comfortable
B,,s clean aud stable good aud airy with a
plenty of good ford aud good Osiior
IL intention To Keep good House and To furnish my
guests the highest mi that lac obtained but nj tho
pfrr afforded prefer buy oisona
the will rive the highest chah price or oaR
bua every Description We have tine spring ut pure
Proprietor
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citp ana state aHdirs,

NE invite the attention OF our citizens 10 the card
or Professor McMulen, the blind Phrenoogist h, n
sa1 dispensation Of Providence this gentleman has
hecn doomed,
Full many year to grope his way,
rnaded 10y the light OF day.
So that those who DESTROYS of undergoing
chronological examination, at the same tima rem
,er a philanthropc ser ice Pref McMullen comes
well recommended, aud we have no doubt understands
his profession.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

~ Ut
~ fefs entire staple Fancy Diy Goods The
larger portion OF Them 81 this Syringe pulchnHc They
part Ron Dress silks BeAEn Huhos, French
tamhrteH JHruuos lNu tuphans plain swiss, Check and
Embroidered Muslns. BamhnNuo8 ApafRs, all Wool Nous
Inns. Chai5 Manlias sbnwIs. NcHfs a. DobaPrH, Mtrsa
les, Quit, Curtain MuHinF Table DamnskH. lsh Linens,
Sheetngs Domestic Cloths Prints French Work Collars,
Soevus aud Bands, Na,ty tatses n,oS Ians,
Glove. Hosiery l1audkarccs aud many other desirable
ticlck too Ia mention,
lie IJts JOHN ABRAIAMS
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mo. N. ~ SAMUEL THREE,
- tODst1sis-iOn Merchants.

LfscHBuRG, Va,
Onc their seryccs the planters public generally
the sale OF Tobacco, Wheat Flo produce They
nt experience Of 10 to ~ will enable
to give general sataction Their Office Younger &
Smiths few doors from tho tho Banks enables
to pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO. ii. q SAML TYREE.
fallO L NrIr
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NUcGcKkIE ~ Co,
I'VE Vhoiesaie and Retail ssrOcers,
COMMISSION n FORWARDING MERCHANTS and
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
tho old stand of McCore Jones', MAIN STREET LYNCH
uuHo VA will give particular attention TO ihasalo Of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN BACON LARD, BUTTER, &c Liberal
advances will be made all eonsgnmcnts when required
Jan - In
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THOMAS q mt, EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
late Inspector a. Martins Hdrct0usc
Hit. ~ WHITEHEAD,

For the sale of Tobacco Flour aud other Country Produce
LYNcunua VA having formed copartnership for the pur
pose doing general Commission business will give
vidod attention To all oonsgnnents made to them.
once tho Store of George u DAVIS aud next door
H. Ruoker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan -, 1851 THOMAS q. HILL,
Refer Capt Jno NJ Otcy Cashier bank OF Va, O. ID. Da
Wis. Jno. 4 Davis Co, SAm NJ Garland Amherst Mayo
Cabell Nnsoni H. q. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank
IN
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h AkFUs Aut
IL y ,Irn,llIInlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-01

NXIIi select and enter Government Lands with Cash oil
w Warrants make Investments loan money (at western
pay taxes aad transact General Real Estate Dusines
throughout tho North wost. Address
BEEDE MENDENHALI.
an lily Minneapolis Minnesota.
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UFGnf A. IIPAuE. EMlIk LErA0k
n EpAGE HKOTUERs,
~ Ssrncrni Com ~ ssiom Merchants,
nEEDE N mENDENInAul

Strict attention paid TO oonsgnment OF FLOUR a
tfAcfukED TOBACCO, and liberal advances /,
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

I W
Gentlcmcn: My child had commenced breaking last
an small sores, Which gradually extended tho entire
had Including both which much by the
to fear that both would drop of
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began To get better; the bottle broke, and
led gas oit again began to My elder daugh
said, PA, 90 get some of that Turf OIL sisters hca
oked so much better when used it We got another
otto, and her head Is nearly well This aggra
ased and took hall hour day wash H. and ii
very offensive. one bottle feel assured, will euro
her entirely as there is but tle of the disease remaining
You entitled to this, and for the benefit of Others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, Il. I. CHALK.
L. a 20
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lsxs .yuIEIIt THROUGH EItOM BUCHANAN TO

fare from Lynchhurg 10 Buehanhn.... ..........sl 80
From ynebburg TO CharoltesN ie... 80
On and after the 21d Of October Packet Boats will leave
Buchanan at d A NJ, and Iynchburg i7i l.. NJ, Monday
"wednesday aud Friday aud IN rhmond second day
at5ofeck A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving I"aclburg at = T. NJ
reach sronesYlo at 10 A. day and in Char
lpesyie at D T. NJ. Leave iynchburg Buchanan aud
Lexington at6l A NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive l. VI.
From Lyuchburg Richmond time ard distances in