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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-15
NEW GAS LIGHT.

h NEW GAS LIGHT. -. -.
VUlBE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON EXHIBITION At
NJ. H, dneFa Store, two do"'s from the Post OGcA
machine, which, without fire servors. retorts any
which burns with clear and b, liant light and + 80
nenty adapted to lighting cnrce. dwellings, storea e.
The light can be seen burning every night It och,ck
bag -at 81 d. ElCABAUM, AGENT
August IL 1851. s7e-tfS1pd.
DERCIvAL & GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND
ENGINEERS. Goddins Hall, Richmond Va respect
fully offer their services to the public With thorough
professional training and combined practical experience
Of more than thirty year, they hope to give satscon .
those Who may favor them with orders. 80. 80
They will furnish for Churches Public Buildsg4
Draining Grounds, with full sa1 clear Working nravr@
SPsc6c:tions and Superntsndsnee. "a -,
~ A large variety Of Original Designs for Churchss
villas, &c. satabie or the South can Sc see = thef rs
aess Letasn On Pfossioua Business ponp1ly a4isndSd
August Z. 1857. .. ..1za.s,' 7ssaI''
mOk REWARD.-ST0LRN FR01 TIE
9DSeD house Of the snbscrber o. Fridav nfcht ~
one fine Gold WatcA black guard md he9sy eold slide
The letters = are very finely safaSsd on the back
OF the watch in the cent Tbs side has in 'front.' tOo
small VII sr = q es.ars Ais black soIs sssh.
e hand naila full Of white clothes mostly
PeatA five dossA win BE- paid for the spprshsi-
@on OF the rogue, and she delivery Of ths Propsrt -
rr,akhnton. n e, Ass,,.t Il, 1851 I'D
"kN4EDs-FIvE SHOEAAKKRS WHO sCAN
NV put mp good common pegged WORK, asd ooe ~
put 40 re work, and also good taanse tGSS -
poymsnt By calling on the subscriber at Marion, Geoss
,Aags5s $ - s,teSa ST. 7s:a. gtfkOzA ~ EL6c6
August II. lsSs 's-Ha@sasl a<s s1aeeReStNnS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-15

~ rutherford County has voted against sub
scription to the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther
ford Railroad. For subscription 5e2; against It GA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
LATEST NEWS.


hatirord AMI Telegraph 10 the pac{ac-Nardi Promo
toas-7hs SabnariHc FagrapA-71t TarV-iAe
CopmRtte y hrdil2sttoH--Nr. Bseddadh-Ihe
haHsIs Jadgsshq, efc., etc.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ls, 1857
The Senate consumed the morning hour IN present
ing petitions aud resolutions, which were unlmpof-
tam.
senator Gwin gave notice that he would At nm ear
l. day introduce bills for the construction of North
EN-, southern and Central Pacific Railroad and Alag
Lotto Telegraph through the Territories OF the United
Stltcs
II halfrast oue the Senate went Into Executive
session. They discussed the proprcty Of taking up
iarrsens case aud after an hour andR halfw was con
suned, il WA postponed nutli MondH, next when We
shah haze some spicy talking
The naval promotions recently sent in by the Pres
dcnt were then taken up and discussed until the! Ad-
Journcd without coming to any determinauoh'
warm debate sprung up IN view of the fact that
Courts of Inquiry Ter officers aggrieved by The action
Of the late Naval Board may recommend the iestor7-
uon at sufficient number of those heretofore sus-
pended. TO till the present vacancies IN the navy
Nh. Cam, hell, from the Committee Of Ways anu
Menus, reported back the Submarine Telegraph hui
with amendments, which does not materially Affect Tue
bill and put II upon It's passage. After 50 ne litlle
tihas erlng by its opponents 1t WAS passed. Tue
Senate will take it up tomorrow and pass it, Cen
onl tusk tried to do il to-dny but the Executive ses-
SION postponed ii Tor one day. The tariff was theu
called up, various amendments offered, and i've MN
ute speeches made on them all of which amend
ments were voted down, except one, admitting an
wool less an ten aud over hy per cent free OF duty
An amendment WIS offered, admitting sugar aud mo
lusses free oi duty, which voted down. You may
rely upon this that there Will be nothing done with
the tartn this session.
The Corruption Committee have examined four
Witnesses to-day, among whom was Mr.. Clark, form
erly member Of Congress from Jefferson, who were
sahpwnacd To mpeaeh Sweeney They said they
knew Sweeney we'll and that he was not to be be-
heved under oath.
six more witnesses are expected here this evening,
who viii immcdiate, hc examined. The committee
say they will report tomorrow. They are to hold
meeting to-uighi to arrange matters finally.
day has hccn set apart by the Senate for the dis
losal Of the knusas Judgeship nomination.
the President has approved Of the Wagon Road
bal.
Mr. Buchanan will be III Washington about the 10th
inst Apartments have boon secured for him nj
tar krkwood House.
The fooa Of this morning contains proclama-
ton 10y the President calling the Senate together ON
the 18th OF March,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
Welsh settlement IN TcnWcs>cr.

The Knoxville Register snys TINT a large mum
Der Of Welsh emgrants ARE settling IN Camp.
bell Scott, Morgan, aud other mougnn coun.
ties ia East Tennessee upon large bodies oi land
lately purchased by company OF Ohio Ahoh
tioi Isl the chief mover Of whom is cS gov. Behb.
They were induced 10 believe the lands exceed
iDely fertile but instead OF this they find they
huva purchased al enormous pnces IA range ui
will mountain lands totally unfit for cultivation
and barely worth the registry fees, Worse than
all thu, in many instances the lands they hnye
bought cannot be found and more frequently 1t
turns out ,hnt the samo lands arc comprised IN
several different aurvey-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
The Report OF the su,csIigNi.nY Committee /"


The telegraph Yesterday announced that the Bri.
berry and Corruption Committee of the House had
made report. The first report was a special one,
relntng To Hon. William \. Gilbert of New ork, -
MIR. Davis, oil Maryland, read the report, which con-
cuIed With the following resolutions
/. That he Hon. Nm, \ Gilbert member of
the House from the state of New ork, did agree with
+. + G rriplet To procure the passage of rosoln-
ton or bill through the present Congress for the
purchase by Congress of certain copies of II book
containing the pension and bounty land laws, in CON
sldcration that he was 10 receive from Mr.. Trplett
II certain sum of money out of the appropriation for
the purchase of the book
> That the Hon. William A. Gilbert did cast his
vote for the Iowa land bill tor corrupt consdera-
ton. consisting ofseYen square miles of lani and
some stock.
;. Hrsoier} That the Hon. VIM. \. Gilbert,
member of this louse,bc forthwith expelled from this
House.
The report Is signed hy Messr9. Davis, Orr War
ncr anh Richie.
Three other special reports submitted, which
recommended the expulsion Of Francis 5. Edwards
Erasmus b. Matleson aud ". W Weleh. cores
pc ldent oil the Baltimore sun says thai this subject
viii occupy the remainder OF the session--only ten
days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
psc,s for ~ NIurdcrsr

The sheriff of this county has received n com
mun'eail"n from Gantin, Miss. stating that n
reward Of Sl,5oo will be given for the arrest OF
man named Wm. H. Ranwatcr, who II IL al
legged, committed the cold booded aud unpro-
vokrd mu der of james East, Mt Caseyvllle, Miss.
on the lth ai November last. Rainwater ~ be
tween - aud 10 years old: ; feet, 10 inches high
slender built, aud stoops slightly forward. His
eyes are grey aud very restless, has dark brown
hair aud sandy grizzly beard. When last
heard irom he went by Tie namo of Wilson,
PoR T0bIcro YimtS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

he dates are to Dee. 10Th. Gen Crguiza had of
fcrc to resign in favor of Senior Carr if his pre-
-on9c wa an "obsacle to the construction of the ma
tia atty The "Naeional' published an article
slro 1gly in favor of Bucnos Ayres separating from
tie sister provinces and assuming the status Of an
u pendent nation, under the name Of the 'Rcpublic
Of l,c Pltc, with the ancicnt flag of the Argentine
Rarublic. In Moute,i1eo the elections had resulted
in tiror of the Government party. \ large quantity
Of American -four was on deposit at Buenos Ayres.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
AMI ynobIc Acquaintance d.

On Friday week an gnobe woman, named Noble,
wa brought before magistrate in indianapolis, for
shooting four balls into the body of man When
she appeared in court to the charge the crowd
pres ed ronnd to look at the prisoner when her
sci drove some of them back by sarcastic profIer
"to Introduce them to Miss Noble if they desired it,"
and she stopped the rest by saying she knew more of
them now than she wanted to-" This unpleasant in
sn on OF familiarity is added, cleared the neigh
bori god
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

l}rFFAlo. Feb l7.lhe Express tram from the ehst,
on the Lake. shore dlroad, was thrown oil the track
yesterday near punhirk and two Of the ears prcep-
tated down high mhanAment, killing young lady
named llrainard instantly. and also an lrshman, mud
badly inWue several other passengers, but none IA
tally. Mss Bmlnard Nls from Attiea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

Mt Horace GreclY, who IL nn lecture tour
through Ill, writes under date off Ia lust
The flood waull seem To have swept this State nj
most tlclo ut bridges. Ay no lrans run far, aud no
telegraph Is N opeRtioul cannot now say how extern
sire L tie deNustHlion hut the bridges nearest this
point on all the roods leading ont Of this place are
gone, lneudu T those over "Gruoked Greek, on the
Quincy Road, Spoon River, on Peoria, "South Hem
dotzon. On the huntington, aud both the "Bnreau
and "IoN ON the thi,ngn'Road II will take nj least
wceh 10 gel the tracks IN order again, and hardly II
railroad IN Illinois VIII lie fully restored for month
yet Report says that the Rock Island Road il even
worse devastated than the Burlington, in some deep
cuts, the banks have eased aud wished in over the
track, covering il 10 depth Of two feet or more
which the cold of the last thirtY-siK hours has frozen
hard as roek The dnmnee 10 the railroads of this
STATE must amount TO millions. Nothing heard here
from Iowa rs vet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
Aholiiinnisi aun.hI

''bc Houston. lTcNasJ Tltgrdph says: We under
ftsd that an abotionst from Boston, that vicini-
t. aas been circulating mcenliary papers aud docu-
mcuts in this city far Two three days past The
boy have taken him in hand to-day, and ut last
cpu ats he was in considerable fear that something
was going to happen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

The Wilmington O. @ Hefdld, Of Thursday
afternoon, says:
1t was current in town this morning that Il
duel wa TO hnv" been fought yesterday at Fair
BluH, between Col Wallace aud DR. K. w, Gibbs
of ). Cafoline. The pnriies repaired 10 tho
pne" ot meeting but tho niiuir was nncably nd
lnaiel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
VI h"rdeifs Propert, -suodgrn.s aud thni

y large crowd assembled in the surrogate
court Yesterday morning 1t being the time set
apart Tor the parties who contrasting for Dir.
hnfdfFs property 10 assemble and have the
question settled. Mr.. Clinton. counsel for Mrs.
cunningham, who claims 10 ho the wife of the
deceased expressed his readiness to bring proof
ct the marriage MIR. Charles Edwards, counsel
Tor the boed relations Of tho deceased, renewed
his objections 10 Ms. tunnnghum's claims, first
that She was not the wife of The doctor. and Soc
"ndlY, that she had husband living supposed
tn he Eekel Tho ease was finally set down for
the ID ol Mareh,when each party will bring their
proof.
Mr.. d. M"Murrny, Jr.. the employer of Snod-
g'a>s. pahholy states TINT it can be proved be
rend the possibility of doubt TINT NJ the very
time the dagger - said to have hecn purchased
IN hraHdway, he lSnodgrass) was III the store
OF his employer, somo three miles, distant from
the cutters establishment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
j.. ainutiInr lrinI,n Nov .nrii

IN rider Mr. Livingston al Trenton is still IL progress
NJ = Nat5 Noflon Young lady OF IL years, swears
III y Dr Moore cnleayorcd to induce her to become
uaiuteI Will Livingston. engage in Irritation,
then dccoy him into house OF Ill fame, in order
- murder him, the object being 10 obtain possession
rf Livingston properly after death. The doctor, she
;, gave her bottle Of poison to supciy her vie
u, and dagger TO dispatch him afterwards. lie
II 10 gave her II hammer Ia knock his brains out in
,rsc iae dagger failed. The witness all the willie
lei ming acquesccnce in the dial Ole Il SCHEME lost
iiuc in disclosing the plot 10 the contemplated VIC
tina. \ strong effort was made To rue ont this evil
arurc. but it was unsuccessful The defence is that
fb NJ hole affair IS conspiracy against the defend
ait.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

INV ORLEANS, Feb. l7.-The ice in The upper riv-
ers is rapidly disappearing, and an important rise
NAV be soon anticipated. The receipts Of produce
nnd cotton already show large increase
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
Appaiu ,ns.nt oI West Point tn.icf

Hon. NJ K II Garnet has given the West Point
Cndet-hip TO which the Sixth Congressional Dis
trct Is entitled, 10 John X Gunett, Of Wost
tnnrolnnd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

&Ew ORLEANs, Feb l8.-Col. Rider who returned
from Nicaragua on the Texas, is badly wounded He
confirms the statement in the forwarded yester-
Lav.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

that Professor Holloway has been presented Of the po
tenaes of Europe Because the public deceived In the
intrinsic worth of these medicines Almost Asthma,
or Cold ON the Chest cured by rubbing plenty Ointment
aud using the Pills
sold At the tories No 20 Maiden Lane York
and No 2i Strand, London, by all Druggists Doc,
G2tc and 81 per box feb l7dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
Ns.fonI.nE y 60.


wv NhDIrtuIe and EFinII t-V0''rs,
COMMISSION a FORWARDING MEHN uANfs and
manufacturers of sMOhfNG AND GHENING TOBACCO
Mt the old stand # tHrEo Joucs MAIN SIltf, LYNcH
HpHG w ~ give part eaar attention t. the sale Of FLOUR
WHEAT, CoRN. BACON. LARD. BtTTER, Sc. Liberal
ADJ mce VIII be med ~ eonsam'ata, when required
jan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

THE CRors--The Winchester Firginian says APP
nrehensions of considerable injury to oar staple crop
in this quarter do not seem 10 ne sustained. On
limestone lands the wheat seldom looked better at
this season On lighter soils the frost has done more
mischief. From many portions of Eastern Virginia
the accounts are very gloomy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

Tur GRowlyG HrAT-We are informed, by farm
ers that the growing wheat in this county looks bad
~ In some parts of Eastern Virginia 1t was greatly
Injured nv the recent severe weather y gentleman
informs Ms that friend in Missouri writes to him
thar the wheat in that region never before was so an
promising at this season.-Nda"'an SPecfatof
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

taN h' WIN N'lA lte effort small
hTst pul a> II h"'ane kuaWniu demand
Increased very rapidly tar beyond eNpecatans
s"h ,'ai bought would como after more speak tho
highest nus oi as valuable remedy all thoHe diseases
Your pamphlet spoke From these recommendations We
VIZ inpa'd tn use II IN our own families and continue
H se win great satisfaction We have the Pam
hhcr u an we ever have since before any
cue IN me same length of time and do hesitate
' II las given better Su>tlcon the purchaser than
other taiel' ~ haNe ever sold Hurry business pre-
vented onf sending certificates, but vicinity
hon itetn bundled ia thousand living witnesses
t" To- Then uphbors day by day OF the DAVIS
Pam Killer h"rp lar supply IN the West such
meae ms the pcoi want and they have alrondS
out That they can cure the Fever and Ague for twenty 1--we
cents II 70" cune cold hour-a cough
highland has proved be the best medicine In use for
eased stomach aud MANY other purposes
LOCKWOOD \ GRAHAM, Sanlusly city. Ohio
forsaie by Druggists Grocers and Medicine Dealers
where
"a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

NY W. PAGE, Atorn", Inw, tynrhburg,
n Va hsfnmo>ed has uhcr 10 The StOro
of \ Il RtrLer opposite the Hank of Virginia
mn Il =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
SALES BY AUCTION
THUS DAY.
BY " NJ. IL. MOSBY.

uStHNEGtKE At AsGJaON.-u will on sisc
& 81 daY q" February lra5 late residence In Lynch
burg sell by public auction, quantity of Household
and Kitchen Furniture Terms mse known at the time and
Fltee Of salo
The ao aud Lot lately occupied by Ia for rent by pr
,ate co. q DABEnN
feb - f,rlic e. :. litFiPI, Aue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
gLrrI kE ssAxs


atOunsssasHEa'-sN or hANbs.-rar.
deate- ut the EQUITY Tout pt Ahhefs county
Al II fetra tern" Isl Ia q saso OF M"rfisa
a lu,r a.. undersigned tht Commissioner
tin appointed will thu rtnztN Iues'ag the nth
March htEh, hti'r The dNrr .faet et Land
which Etes Norris resided containing ahnut
- acres mn deere iuhdo The same torn In
tho case 81 paws Mni4s Admir- Ae the undersigned
will Comm ss"utr sell AT tho sane time aud place Tract
pdunt The ofutt ceHt tnng ahpat - ACRE beongugto
estate 1haa MuUtts. decd And pursuant Ia dc
made the thu ensu 1T Norfi's Sc " Nj
the undersigned will asl at the I'M" tim. anotl'r
ahpnt il adjoining the "ih' = belonging 10 tha
late Nj IsN hursa These land lie allow i"dA Mi'ts Ia
the county NnlHrS aud can he made desirable iatm
niue, caal viii lac required ia each ease A. WI
Expense, sale tho residue credit al a. ~
aud l. months bon with arppvrd security required aud the
tito retained uuui all the purchase menes Is paid
fcb aieNln THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
4 NOuuuSsONER's SALE OE u.AND.-Pur-
" decree the County court OF Amherst county
pronounced s February retm 1871 In tho ehanccry
II Pryor rryors Trustee the undersigned tho Com
therein app anted. Will "Wednesday the leth
the promises sell 10 the highes bidder, the
Land the proceedings mentioned being 1854
the county Amherst, adjoining the land OF W e. furpin
aud uthUfs.
Tts So much cash Will deray the axpcnscs of sale
tho ttsduo credit - aud II months bond with
proved security required and tho retained as further eeu
IllbS. WHITEHEAD,
ieho Nv tomr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES


W ,iNlY Meeting Uf the Standing COMMITTEE Ut lie
i's hrns christian Association will be held ruam
,ll - Nftaian tbs Monday evening at = O'clock \
ian stieod'nec very desirable
N !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

4 prrfunrcd IL rcath.-What lady or gentleman would
labor nnler the Ereeable hreai when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only render H.
sweet the teeth white aabaster prevent tooth
preserve them from decay Recommended by den
l-ts aud physicians everywhere
Beautiful MAY he attained by It's use II re-
moves pnple freckles renders the skin soft and b"aui
t inpArug rich roseae hue II is the greatest cosmetic
ever known being all injurious matter Price %
cents For sale by SrKOTHER \ WHITEHEAD,
SfABLER a JONES,
HIM ..L.La L-L IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23


If you wish their heads with ense RossERS
II YOU WISH 10 braatfy their heads and give ,beu tho APP
pcaanee OF little ladies and gontemeu use RoNsES BAY
You promote growth Of their hair aud cause
to Now in glossy and ldNurian rnges use RoSSRS BAY
And You, the parent wish these Your
own hair use RossrRs BAY LANfs. Procure supply
Of sfkoTiitR WHITEHEAD, the only agents for tins
Gold Diamond. md Precious Stones "rr val
lepnc-the world and all ,unteueven life itself would
be burhen, II remedy placed within his reach
yet sufferers who groan and aud
plain, day by day, and night after night of the ills which
they heir and which they haso possessed Of by
reckless disregard OF all rule of prudence when they might
nd speedy relief aud certain by using te" bottles OF
BAkERs PREMIUM BITrfEs w have known thousands OF
tireiy cured by this invaluable medicine" which contains
other poisonous minerals and ia eareuy pre-
pared that IN woman child can ako it, with
out the slightest fear Of injury.
TO be I'D Of all the principal Druggists in rnchhurg Dan
vile Farmvlc Fncaste. Abingdon aud here throughout
feb 9.2w L. nAKER. Richmond, Va.
nderf"I.-a-k Mr., Hem, Camphcii OF
LEGTRIC OIL did not his children of Scarlet Fever
running the Ears and Jumps the Throat after the phys
GRArH's ELECTRIC OH three years family
would not be without ii in his halsc.
Ask iIldcbfandt Indiana county, Pa bottle Of
Prof Df GRArHs ELECTRIC OIL did not cure him Of
rheumatism Of years Handing He says he wond eiye
s25 bote1or it II he could not yet Otherwise
Ask Nj SAINT Harper Of sanlria va If lrot De Graths
years standing aferal Ply sean had sed AK hm If he
did aot sec ease OF Paralysis cured which induced MN to
Try it on llS
GUIrEPFB {. II, Va, Jan. :. 1857.
rRoF. DE GRArH-Dosr Sir--rhs is to certify that my
boy Philip has been deaf for upward of ten years
effect. For tho
he has hccn getting when by application
OF your genuine ELECTRIC on the rreicure fifty
persons tearing red that lie could hear
person speak common tone Of voice eau ehoera rec
ommend all
Yours truly. JNl JAMESON
W. tho uuier.isnei the operation performed and
he miraculous ever
r STisoN CLAIBORNE Culpcper c II
/. c. dp d.
u II. JANisON do do
JNo GTZ. Rappalannock county Va.
PROF DFGRAIHS ELECTRIC OIL CURES
rheumatism Soreness, Deafness
Ulcers, Barns, Scalds
Pains, Cramps, Piles 40.
Ladies should IT, II Is and pleasant to
and that the Written signature Of Prof
DE Grath is on label blown in the bottle
All others rascay coUntertets
For sale by all Druggists Liam p T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

Rnnv roryp-A servant mon, belonging to Mr..
Washington on the Mount Vernon estate, in going
from home to neighboring firnl during the lonHa-
nv snow storm, was buried under snow drift and
frozen TO death His body was found on Friday
last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

I1'T-IIIT ~ WTTITH-F T0F -HITI61-
Hlkst, q. WHITEHEAD.
n mn ~ On

M t"snmiasiOn Merchants,
For the ale Of Tobacco Iur and other Country Produce,
IANCHEuUg Va having formed ooPtfhiarsp ter thu pnr
pose doing gouer Canmi.#iou hnencss will their
und t5i'al attention to al isum"uis mnde 20 thom
Oir' IA the Store ct GEORGE u DAVIS aud ncSt door to A
b Kuchrr ED8AH WHITEHEAD,
Jan. =. -. THOMAS q. NIL
Refer Capt Ina Oey cnsltcr Bank OF VA. q d Da
VII. Jno 4 Dlyi- Co, Sanl NJ. Garimd Amherst Mayo
Capet Nelson; II { Mitchell. Cashier Merchants Bank.
Ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

= onive hours ifou 4 VI }
Feats tke Laaaoa TsNss
Il hnub'r ct scientific gentlemen crllv al tn,
"'-e"i III Iunbai witness the produced pro.
60 recently Prsured bN the Dnct.r applied
81 "ealhtsS and blindness Bewsru and thirty pa
tents attended many II Wh.n stated par, uis
haa hrh Torn deai and dumb IhsN Submitted
v> rs-by Nhtei proved that their ds,urss
CURED 10y the application al Dr. luuhal,s
appears noS singular that wh,th,r depended an
NANNi tc AUDITORY ucrNr, rupture uf tat
ION oil TIT internal passage retf has bee obtained
OF compete cure tHee. wItHant dciay, pain
several patients Ito represented that thcV had
P,,'s hhd saul that they could nov perfectly well
NeHgree With N,ssr Chambers that 1lIrnbu has
bis pau nee an ingenuity grasp of certain nov
mteaments ana methods. calculated eue eases Of
hssS sn'h rs wef" never cured before Itgh IL dot