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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
v,cCa,iormin Wagon RSnd.

The Washington Union, nud'ng t" the IA
cific Wagon Eoad, say the een''e"0n VINO nave
bonn cted tnr sQppliutendrnt- are W. f. No
h1.s of Minnesota. who will construct the road
hom Fort Rdsely to til" South Pass, and re-
turn over the Platte road To Fort kearncy., Mr.
Mobiles wa already ,be ,npf rntendrnt of tn"
former road appointed undrr the late admins
tratioa. Sir. III F. Maeraw, Of Missouri. VIII"
will construct the Fort kearucy and Honey Lake
Road as far a. the City Rocks. John Kirk, OF
California who will complete this road from city
Cai;f,rnia side, The road from T. Pas" 20 Fort
Yuma has been placed under the supervision of
Mr. James j Leach, of Texas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
Two Hen Hanged h, Hobs in Iowa.


CHICAGO. April lS.-sOn Saturday, the | lth instant
Hi Clifford, half breed.wa hung by mob in Jack
son county, Iowa, for killing John Ingalls,
On the saline day mob at Bellevue, Iowa. forci-
bly, entered the Jail there, aud taking Il prisoner
charged him with murder and counterteiting. aud
hung hiln Great excitement prevails in the vicin-
".
appears that GriHor1, when he was forcibly
seized by the mob,-who broke into the jail,-le-
elored his innocence; hut when he found that they
were determined upon hanging Eim, and there was
no probability OF escnpe, he made clean breast Of
it, contrasting TINT he shot Ingalls, in the woods
where his body was found. The weapon used was :.
rite. aud he approached his victim from behind TO
within teeiecn feet and shot him in the head the ball
passing through and lodging against the skull over
the left eye lie further stated that he was ustign-
ted to the murder aud paid for doing it, 10y his uncle,
II man named Jarrett, nni another named David Nc
Donall neglbors of Ingalls,. GrTorl also confess
ed that he had attempted II Kill two other persons in
the same vicinity one man, ut whom he shot thlee
times, and the othera womun.
When told the fatal moment Was approaching, he
acknowledged the justice Of his punishment, but said
his "uncle ought to suffer also From 800 to 500
persons witnessed the hanging. A prayer was offer
ed by Methodist Clergyman, the Rev Mr.. Dabcock
the guilty wretch kneeIine aud crossing himself the
surrounding crowd standing in respectful siicuce.--
When the last moment arrived the leader Of the par
" tied handkerchief otet the eyes of Grihord, who
remained standing, and twenty four men took hold of
the rope At signal they pulled upon the rope to-
eether, snSPendng him in the air. about eight feet
from the earth. As soon rs the execution over,
two men were dispatched in pursuit Of Jarrett, the
uncle, aud Mcdonald his aeromplice, and it is said
10 be the determination TO hang them both il taken
Clifford was II native Of ssouri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
Den of GoHnierfciierS RroLsuUp.

The Pittsburg papers of Saturday states that
descent was made upon notorious and extern
sve gang of counterfeiters in that vicinity on
Friday last; and five of the number arrested and
committed TO prison. The establishment was u
tavern in Duquasae bofo0sh- known rs the
"RHtsmen's Home" kept by man named Gull
bertson.
On the person of Culbertson was found bogus
gold and silver coias amounting to nearly $50
all exceedingly we'll executed, ind 80 note on
the Northern bank of Kentucky. altered to $50
The house was then searched, and in the cell
was found II small basket, filled with dies of va
rous sizes acids, etc, and small quantity of
unfinished quarters aud half dollars. The Off
GERS then proceeded TO the outbuildiags, and in
the stable secreted under the flooring boards,
was esped carpet sack, filed with large a.
mount of counterfeit coin, dies for both Ameri-
can and French money, and all other implements
necessary to the manufacture Of bogus coin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

PorrsynGE, PA, April .o-It commenced snow
ing here yesterday evening about O'Clock, and con-
taaed all night. This taornng the snow is about
eighteen inches deep
READING, Pa, tnril 2o.-It hogan 10 snow here
last night about o'clock and stiH eoutinucs. The
snow. which is very vet anl heavy. is eight or
ten inches deep The weight Of it, this morning ,
broke in part of the root OF the Reading ilailroa
workshops, but fortunately, Of the large Number If
workmeu engaged in it, none were niuch ituri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
BY BRYAN AkERS. Auct'r.
A rCruON saIEOEDss scoops, Ac.,Ac

! n 10 which the Ladies' are particularly invited common
eng "Wednesday 22d insi IN the Store house recently
ehtted hN Mr. Mciiruy Clothing Store, and nearly
opposite Mrtefkle n Jones.
heieewmg list eomptscf part the rhu ruwout which
Ne are No" receiving Vuured proas silks, rophns
Hhd eaeoes Irish Linen Lncu pun,h Tor Table Cloths,
nlmliy Quilts Table Covers Imru and Wotstcd French
Worked collars aud Sleeves do handkerchief LinVu Cam
htle hnhlkerehiets. Jaeene tamhC CHECK Muslin hmy,
Cotton llese White eoored aud black Mno SHIRTS, all kinds
Linen Shirt Rosons Ladies' ls. Bu,kr sc Cloths CASH
meres and Nesttpss, Cotton Cloths, touutorpNnos Table
tntha Mso lot Gold lcvclrv r'as Plus Eat Rings, sc,
amounting in all, Ia about i've thousand dnars worth
The thle will ntunc FROM day n day until the whole Is
disposed If, snd that without limit reserve
The Sale viii commence at 10 clock "Wednesday morning
fand inst BRYAN AEERS,
Il lta Aur'r
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Nu4'nI ot;rt-, A-r.

WASHINGTON. April 2l-1hc first Naval Court IT
Inquiry has disposed Ike case of 1t Palmer, III /
will next take up that Of passed Midshipman NJ =
Laughlin The third court engaged in the case of
1t. Baldwin, retired.
Lientenants Renshaw, Warrington, Sims Terrell q,
ard B. r. Carter are ordered to the frigate Minnesota
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
A,pKsNsa AND siMMEM GOODS.

ktpKsNsa AND ~aWuEE GOODS.
~ Fancy Silks and silk Buhca,
plain BLACK Sika. all qualities,
I,rapo, preandie and Jncone Robes,
Thread Houston l.aee, Muslin and Lawn Sets oyely va
rlctV.
Dmhro striped, solid aud fancy Monsln de 1alnes,
Pnrasols, Umbrellas Corsut4. whnebuno steel and reed
Skirts,
Organdc real French and other Lawns full assortment
varying In price from ~ 10 - eenis
For sale by JAS. a, STldLER q co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

VIRGINIA FoREsTs.-Thc heavy forests of Virginia
are beginning attract the attention Of shipbuders
not only in our own country, but even in Europe
Large amounts of white oak are yearly transported
10 New York, Boston, and TO Maine, from the
Potomac, York and James Rivers for our mercantile
marine We learn from the Washington correspon-
dence of the Baltimore American that Benz. Tnoring
ham, Esq, native Of England has recently purchas
ed a heavily mbered tract of land in Fairfax county,
near the village of Dranesvlle and has erected two
saw mills one with circular saws and the other with
Il gang of twenty perpindcuinr The same
gentleman is abont establishing Il similar mill at the
Point Of Rocks, where he has secured some Of the
finest trees said to exist in that region The products
of his several establishments will be shipped to Eng
land. Geo. Page, Esq, well known man of in
domtahle energy and enterprise, is about to estab
ism mill, also Drancsvlie, to procure ship
timber for the New York market, and it's ramored
that others will locate themselves in the county
during the coming season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
sTKOrlsERA WHITEHEAD,
Drugaisis and ApOthcc aries,

BANK square, LYNCHBUR0, VA,
Land and will continue receive additions
large complete of Drugs Dyo Stus Oils,
tn- Glass Fancy Articles, sc. Sc which they invite
/ - attention Of buyers.
E 70 tnuNrHN PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt filling OF
uroa 18th reliable Drugs aud Pharmaceutical prepaia
by themselves purchased from
able prices that will leave nducoment to out
the state Any article not ON hand furnished at the shortest
i WIN. a. STNDTHER,
+ foh2is s. WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

MAJ. YAXcY, an old citizen Of Buckingham county,
Va, and prominent member of the Democratic party,
died Saturday last. He was a member of the con-
vention which gave birth to the celebrated reSolu-
lions OF $500.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ut j. proposrb Ia .snbI,.. upon The n.iai
z stock pruvipc II
nal To Doe called the "BEpFoRp nENDCK u
\ Democratic Paper a lrsidera
tum With lartv needless 10 uFe nrau them tho
importance ct tho outorprse pa1er
JouN u GuNtR ESQ ot Anemy lie, Who eauos highly q.
recommended, as ,utfman If talent entirely orthodox IN
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operation ct our friends i'm mis- an, die aian counties IN
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

NORTHUMBERLAND.

ny snuRlrnFIInw.
Can yen tell me how II is that
Ear and near, whero rr You travel,
Travel by the rushing rail car,
Travel by the ploddiug hage coach,
Travel by the gliding packet,
Or On horseback. or 1T buggy,
iu the valley, on Tho mountain,
IT, the nnrg aud la the Village.
By the waNHide, In the mansion
la the office in the cottage,
In tho Court, aud nj the Courthouse.
In the aaoaroun, nj the market,
Nhcresoeer Your duty calla yon,
WheresnoVer business bids you,
Where Ynn roam tol rerfeatipni
Why the Farmer, why the Lawyer,
WHY the Miller. why the sanyert
Why the Merchant Why the Doctor,
WI, the Innrhrr, wht the Preacher.
Why the mun VII" take thu taNeH,
Why the aona OF Nhnali driving,
why tho raroa tram Conductor,
Aud thu Engineer Hu1 Fireman
Aud the luggage lH1n and Agent
Aud the men whe owu The sfeek,
Aud tho passengers Nhe ride
Can you tell me low II Is TINT
Al tha multitude at nen
Appear rtntrrlly dfessed, aanel ns
Those Who promenade N Chestnut,
broadway baltimore. 81 Man Streett
Wcwdt hpswer. thus we tell you,
In the glorious Old Dominion,
In the rountS knuNn na Campbell, .
In the eltA known MS I4YnchhnfR.
On the Eastern Hda ri Main street.
lsthc House their garments conn from.
Gnrments mndo az garments should lie,
Made h N the Nun who Tfafs thom,
Made Ia the npn who neia them,
Made hy fues al Modetn Fashion,
A well ma any ia tho Nation.
Hence 1t Is that ia the District
Known IA Fifth Congregational
Few are found who seedY 70,
Few 81 needy that they my not
Wear decent suit at tlotl.H
Would yan haNe Nanr cont Ia iii Ynnf
Would You have yaur pants Ia anti yon
Would You have a Nrat Ia please yout
Would Nuu have II sui complete,
Well made dnrahl, and neat,
Fashionable. pretty, ehFap}
Go 10 lYnehhufE. come t. Iyuchhurg,
Come 10 lAnehhufF tuihr Ia Main street,
II moi poslcd then inquire,
Where you'll get tho wants supplied.
From the crowd thrre II enme M anEwer,
Answer quick aud Kindly spoken
At The famous CLOTHES BAZAAR,
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N AfSISUES NJ.

April 22d by Rev. Mr., Hall, Mr.. SAMUEL J TURNER
to Miss Frances Ann, daughter Of David Staples-all
of Amherst.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
u n ~ \ @

FuE 81 BSCRIBERS in returning their sincere thanks 10
their rcud- and the public for the liberal patronage eN
tenel TO diem the last twelve months would res eeu
inform that still reddg and TjHaR to serve all
either country, whomay cntust their work to our
assuring pains shall @ spared to give entire
on It'll ms to price We do all kinds of
imitation wood and marble aud yield the palm to none tor
beauty finish. W. personally attend 10 all work
Htd Nil leave 10 uut satisfaction is given Orders
from country will be thankfully received and promptly at
t"udodto we will also Whicn Walls HING Paper, Paint
odd Chairs ourselves usfuih our nshess
in every Particular. Shop the old stand OF { Harry
Bvn lc found at all itines
e"d assortment Of Chairs, Safes Cribs, Tables &c -
ap6dNcns e. HARDY BRO
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Citp duO S:.atr afTa.ro.

PoRrRNTs.-Persons wishing To have their f,r
siuias placed on canvas, would do well 10 avail
themselves of the eminent skill Of Mr. Fisher Go
and see his descent from the Cross II beautiful
painting which lie is just finishing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
Jso. -, ihNGRoHNE j, II. HoLCoMBK
4 ANt.uOKNE a uOLCOMnE,
Hmm saaaL Il alauc llrNl Herr


Corner OF Main and Bridge Streets, IynChburg, Va, Will
oe aud remit Mt tho lowcst rates of Exchange They will
the highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
kchangc, Coin aud Uucurrcnt Money.
REFER 10
Tho Presidents Cashiers several Banks Lynch
urg Messrs. u II Mnury Co, Mcssrs Pairo, Richmond
iossrs Johnston rus. Co. Sam Harris Sons. Josiah
Go, Baltimore; Mcssrs. Farnham, kirkhmAf& Go,
,rcNel Go, Philadelphia Mcssrs Nanbock Read Drex
f l. !. Wand Il Co, Lees Waller, New York.
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAVIS.
BY b. AKERS, Auct'r.

AaiE OF VEAB, EsVaTE by ,iptuc ~ -
- deed OF trust executed to the undersigned by H. II Mere
d il shall on saturday the 18th day of ts month, sll
A wy a public auction, tho PROMISES the two Houses
aud Lots on LIST Alley aud between" oh aud Anh Streets, ad
fhg the property Of Jas u Edwards. credit ct six and
Twelve months neRntiaho notes satisfactorily endorsed VIII
he required OF tho purchasers e. NJ. MEREDITH
AZ d2ta"tlsap Trustee.
postponcuent.
eahaNe sale Is postponed until Saturday, the 18th lust
a3dhs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

srs Mitchell Lilly, in another column proposing 10
give instructions in surveying on new and improved
plan They come well recommended, aud their srs-
tenn is very ayoraby spoken Of by those who are IA
,uiliar with il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
tuGN ssOTEG..
l. Main street, Lynchbug, w..

JouN y HAWKINS, Proprietor.
rha house long known tho Union Hotel, has recently
thoroughly repaired and In tho reception OF
ansen aud day bnardors The location 9po of the most
ollghtfn tho city strangers visiting LynclurR will
nj the city Hotel In every department airy and comfor
be House Every attention viii be paid to Gueats caicula
render them comfortable and happy at this establish
The subscriber respectfully socs share Of public
JOHN u, HAWKINS.
N B-Sovoral families DO furnished with fms airy
,ona accommodating terms J. II. ii.
mnfu Ia
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Is sINFSlN- ~. 6T"' :
SIMPSON s. BROTHER.
nF tho D.. a. Itlen Pm a lock.


SHEET. IYNCHBuIti, VA
<A'E nj" receiving our entire Spring and summer
w Purchases nEaui and Sheffield Hardware, amt
from tia Manufacturers of country extensive as
orno Of American Goods the most Of which We purchased
{ Tor Cash the favorable ciln-
Our j. uuusiay complete and We tee assured
win comparison with i'll the country cm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

d NSS9ENTRATED IyE-A new article Tor
making domestic SoaV. % worth Of this article
lcd to pounds Grease and gallons water will make 20
I'nhus very handsome. coed Soap that will wash we'll II
the grease Is saved home soap s than cent
p"'nd For sale by STABLER Il J0NEt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

SuIclDE.-Wc are Informed that incorporate
man, named Logan a carpenter by trade, committed
suicide few days ago, near Dover Mills, ochland
county, by shooting himself in the stomach. Our in
tormant states that he placed the ma2ze of an old
gun barrel against his person aud ignitea the pow
der with coal Of fire, producing an explosion, and
killing him almost instant Dnpatrt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

Coop SIGY-It is with difficulty that dwelling
houses can be had in this city At the present time
This is very sure sign of the prosperous condition
of the place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

The ATLANTIC FLOUR Mills destroyed by fire in
Norfolk, Va, Friday night, and owned by DR.. n. C.
Skinner, valued at $4,000 and insured for
$1,000 in the Washington Co.'S office, $1,000 in the
LynchhUrg. $4,000 i'll the American Phoenix, and
$4,000 in the London Phoenix. Dr. s., besides the
mill, lost quantity of wheat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23
mo. II. a SAMUEL TYWEE.
Ginsss ss- sass IL.

LYNCnUURd Va,
or their services to the planics and the public generally for
sale OF Tobacco Whont Flo aud other produce They
that experience of 10 To- "a viii enable thcm
give general salifacton Their office ~ Mt Younger Il
NTH few doors from the the Banks which enables hem
pay The Planters for their Tobacco without delay,
JNO II, g. SAML TYREE.
Il LIZ nl..
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RA WI. II. MNSBN

,o,e sale is ros'rSncG "pt' s"Iiri,, III, a5th inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

n rnu Soits Marble Top VA lstuI.. II.'.. office md
Paflat hairs. Lounges Whiting brt oN'lu Ar, TO be
had a The Auction Ilonsc OF " H. Mosy at afh reduced
prices. cal soon for bargains, TT MONBN -
m a0.IN Auction House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

uHENbx -. FLOOD, Attorney ut Hnw. will
attend all tho Courts of the Lynchburg. tho
,untles OF Amherst Appomnttox, Bedford and Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

n oTHERs-S20O to $500 weekly can be made by using
Recipes with full instructions for tuning Frrnch
Gngllr and Peach randies Jamaica and Santa Runs
Gin warranted 10 contain nothing luxurious the systeu
Address, enclosing 81 andFosage Stamp
G.. A. IlAKTW ELL q co,
New York City.
~ letters mailed at our risk zap ls.dln
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W. nRyCE, Attorney NJ Law, Riehmena

] WARpING a. PRODUCE MERCHANT, FARMERS
VA rompi attention paid to receiving and forward
ig Manufactured Tobacco,
REFERS TO
je.se Hare & Co. Vim NJ Baokford, Or Il, r. Blackford
ynohhurR, Walter Berry Mcxrol Grafton, Baltimore
,pyery smith, Cashier N Western Hank Va Pokcrsburg.
dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

NEGKOEs WANTED.-Tbc subscr her
~ tnuet market for NEGROES Of both between
he Of 10 aud 30 years including Mechanics, such
sBaeksmths and Carpenter and will the highest
1T prices Ia cash Ills office newly erected brick building
lat Lynch street. Immediately in Of the Farmers
tank whore he prepared having erected buildings with
Int view TO board sent LynchburE for sale 9th
rwse moderate torms and keep them II
hey were llucod In the Jail Of the Corporation.
may - d6cly SETH WOODROOF.
IL ENAiG. Architect, nssi -tcd by u. -. C1Op
s ton Engineer, and Frederick kosch and g. Heinrich,
Architects aud DIaugtsmon prepared TO furnish Designs,
Specifications and for all kinds of buildings
ruorY Special attention will he PAID TO the construction of
work entrusted to his charge Sury's - Land Mines and
oad will be made at the shocst notice. and the
proved plans Address II, EXALIA
IdAcB Architect, Richmond, Va
uDuANOs, pIANOS.-P0ync n Christian hnvc
just received two of those beautiful Pianos,
featured hy VIM Knabe Co. Baltimore We will sell them
their prices Call and them before purchasing.
- Is.
0AbENNELONS EEDS.-We have n sup
w ply of the celebrated Jackson Watermelon Seeds
Island do Black Spanish do Also another small lot of
Chinese SHgdr Those who stand in need reliable
Watermelon Seeds would do well to call
apl lots J. II THOMPSON co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

ssN E~53. "a
o. SPRING, STYLE SOFT sES'ES. ~
have received some very pretty samples # tht newest
Style, and c0lur Soft Hats. Gentlemen urfa Ia
them. lmar Hts I ri Ahl EA.
NOTICE We still giving onr personal
attention to the practical department Of orr nd
would remind friends that they have 1r Watches
and y wry paired at the shortest notice and &c bet
Our experience aud present faei'ios Haf3a
thai any work of this description will bscAtfa
manner entirely satiftctory y Remember TN honse.
APP SIINEEfIORS s. CLIFF.
H1uR CO9sssaS AND COLDS, Sc fsHs iu=t
= r,rc ci large supply Of genuine Cod Liver o.. Ayers
Cherry porturIl Mrs Gardner alsam, ayuc
Pun mic Wufls. Instant relief Gum Arabic Luz ur7=. a.,
iursach JOHN H. r. ~,
AuI~ts Druggist.
TENO TEHs. I,EbsE~.-wc now ortuiu. !,
small refined Confectionery, among WIsl offer
Chocolate Drops, with cream,
lium DrIus, with Orange Jelly,
Cudpd Marslmallow, for coughs &c,
tanllul Iiagrput Tor The breath,
tolrry Drops. very refined article
tlr1VGy Drops, " "
Wcwul,coiyc In few days additional supply Of the
English CrtcNucls and Arrow Root Crackers, much al
lnir,d for mytjjl, and dyspcp'ics For sale by
J. II THOMpSDN 4 co,
l-dNcirs Apothccarics and DRUGGISTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-23

+. MORTON, JAsM. ARMIsTEAD, JOSEPH BLASToN.
late Of Of Cnnbrlandc0 of CuMJ.,
MORTON. a H MlSTEAD L. CO.,
M COmnaissiOn Merchants,
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-02
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, May 2, Q 9
BOur readers are referred 10 the adVertise~
.ments OF CARSON e. KEARNY. Their Foun-
tain Of Health is now in full blast!

Owe have seen a paragraph frequently IN
our exchanges Of a Frenchman's idea Of a Ger"
tain malady, or its painfulneas, which paid him
periodical visits. It was something in this
wise: "Place your foot in de vice--den let it
be turn until you can bear it no l~oDger--that
be rheumatic; then, take one more turn Of De
pice--that be-" which was. the French
mans malady, and the manner he distinguished
it from rheumatism. When we tell our readers
that every hour this week we have felt the
pain in our foot of that last turn Of the rice,
and that this article, even, is composed and
put into type under the agony Of that pain
we are sure they win overlook any ashort.
comings' they may perceive in our columns.