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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

We are persuaded that friends of the city
some of them-do not properly appreciate the
inheritance ofthe contest 10 day; nor the almost
imperative necessity of maintaining our party
ORGANIZATION If the county be lost to ns now it
viii be lost to Us rrevocably but this consider
alton seems almost to have been entirely lost sight
Of Nevertheless, that it ,eil be 50, the history
of the past abundanty shows. Let the Democ-
racy once make breach in our ranks, and they
will pursue our scattered and discounted forces
10 utter and irretrevable rout.
Always lacking in that organization and dis
o,pline, which have constituted the chief ele-
ment of the strength of the opposition, we have
often permitted an easy triumph to them, when
the slightest exeriion. or the exercise of ordinary
prudence and common sense, would have avertcd
II. That the Democracy of this county are look
ing TO its ultimate. if not immediate 'reaempti"n
from Know Nothing msrule." as they are pleas-
ed TO call it, is sufficiently evident-not only by
their own confession. but by the insidions policy
they have adopted ofhaving but one candidate
in the field. The design is too palpahle to be
mistaken-and we cannot see how any Wing or
American caa be 30 blind as not 10 detect II at
the FIRST glance
II we are to maintain our long established su
prcmacy in this county, it can be done only by
Il rigid adherence to former usages aud sacred
regard for the obligations We owe To the party
For. independent of the respect which every man
should hold for the political principles which con
stitute his creed. there is also duty he owes his
party. or the candidates Of his party. which,
nnder DO circumstances, he should fail 10 dis
charge.
In all tina, appertains TO the conduct of a oan-
vass fls est ab hoste doceri. Much of their
cess has been undoubtedly due 10 their perfect
organization, and their vindictverepudiation Of
every Democrat who happens to waver in his
party allegiance. Truth has but sad time of
it. at best, in overtaking error and wrong-but,
when those who should aid aud encourage, place
themselves as stumbling blocks m the way. they
commit a folly for which no sort of plea OF justi-
fcation is admissible.
The Wings of Lynchburg constitute corps
du reserve which, like the egions of Blucher Mt
Waterloo, may turn the tide of battle. and pur-
sue the flying enemy into ingorious retreat. If
they have determined to surrender the county at
once, and irreclaimahy. to the Democracy, some
show of apology might be made for them But if
they are resolved to maintain the position here
tofore so courageously held by them, lc, them
to-day confront the Democracy with their ancient
spirit and their triumph will be as brilliant as
decisive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

In our notice of the discussion in Bedford on
Monday last, we omitted any reference 10 Mr..
Johnsons rrjoinder To Mr.. Burwcll. Cause :
Mr.. Burwel was unfortunately windy and
prox that Mr.. johnson did not get mn opportu-
nifty 10 speak until nearly 4 o'clock in tho after.
noon, and as we we've compelled 10 return in the
cars. we heard little more than Mr.. is ntroduc
ton We have no doubt, from Mr.. ,Iohnson's
well known ability, that he made good defence
of his party. and sustained himself handsomely,
as lie always does bat not having heard him fully
upon that occasion, we cannot undertake to re-
port him. Is this explanation satisfactory 10 our
neighbour
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
Encouraging for sugar Consumers.

In addition To iha Intelligence OF short crops
from the sugar producing islands, aud the mono
policing operations of sugar spectators in all
parts Of the globe whore sugar is to be found, we
have the still further discouraging mention
ed In the New York Times, that the Credit Mo
bilier is about to purchase up all the sugar es-
iatps in the Island # Cuba. If that MANN 9th
company succeed in getting possession of tho
sugar plantations of the Queen of the Antilles"
we may well give up all hope of returning to
the days of cheap sugar, mud it would be well
for every hon.ekeeper to see where teaspoon
ful of sugar may be dispensed with
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

4 farmer in Seneca county, O., states that he
has ma le sugar every season since 1881 One
year he made 1900 pounds. This season he was
mol rendv in time; but made $50 pounds, and 81
gallons of moasses. lie is of opinion that there
yet remain in Ohio, maple trees enough to fur
ni>h all,he people Of the State with sugar.
We are informed by gentlemen of intelligence
that, should the season prove favorable, there
will he larger crop of sugar produced this year
in Louisiana than in any preceding year. He
says a wider breadth Of land has been planted,
and great attention will be paid to the culture
of the cane;he high prices stimulating each plan
ter to extra exertons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
untcrcsfjng from Is 10 .Dnncrio.

The Corrlo McrcnntlIe OF RIO Janerio. 81 Of
April, says:
The government Of Brazil declares its nlhe-
sion to the four principles Of maritime law adop-
ted by the Paris Congress, tending to put end
to priyat"ering aud to respect altogether the
property Of u neutral or an enemy il it is cover
Oh with neutral flag. The government de,
claroa, moreover, TINT it i disposed to accept
the extension proposed by the United States of
thu first phi, ciplc (the abolition of prvatecring)
Us the full expression Of all new Jurisprudence.
as to exempt all private property belonging
to either blIigerent from seizure by ships of
war.
In Rio on the 81 of April the coffee market
closed with nimatien. Eighteen thousand bugs
sold that day There were also shipped
on the -nme day 6.259 bugs to NV York, and
1850 Tag Ia Baltimora. Freight to the Uni
ted ~ tes-- North ~ 81. saath 81 to 100.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
Attorney General.

We observe that several of our contemporaries
have placed the name of B. H Shackelford. Esq.
of Fauquier. at the head of their columns. as
candidate for the Office Of Attorney General
Mr.. shackeliord is young man of fine talents,
high character. and a growing reputation as
lawyer. His services in the late Presidential
campaign were both ardqous and valuable-and
complimentary vote for him. which is all VIC
can expect to do under the circum. tances. is
proposed to be given. It will be tribute to his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
Election iss a N herss.

Many oi the citizens of Amherst pursue their
daily occupations in Lyncbburg. We trust
they will not forget to cast their votes--ei,her
before coming to the city, or after going back +.
From all the accounts we receive, the Senatorial
contest there is likely TO be both close and spr-
tied. No vote for DIR. Patteson can be spared.-
II is due. not only to him and ( the cause he re-
presents-bnt more especially. nke Of the
fragrant desertion of his opponent from the ranks
of his former political friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
From tao Pioneer. Olympia w. T. J March ~ 4
rHnihcr Fi-iicuIcd aud Rooted TO Dca IN

4 sunthcr Fi-ticuUed and Rooted o Den iis
Nr " X Stnckrnd >inewy, st"nt, active
yaHHC Sc"tchnan. associated in firming with
Mr.. +. Lnkaier, Trnal9uot Plains in this coun-
ty,recently killed quite large panther, six feet
seven inches in length in far fist and boollight
the circumstances attending which are related
ns follows
II seems that at the further end of a large
field, about n quarter of mile from the house.
NJ. Stockend discovered quite Il movement and
disturbance among n lot of hogs tina, were
kept in the field. lle At once proceeded in the
direction to ascertain thecausp. when. t. his
surprise, mt short distance from the hogs, be
discovered that favorite young dog, vas engng-
ed III eonfct with panther. Determined 10
save the dog. at all hazards he resolved to inter
pose in the fight, expecting to Brighten the pan
thrr up "A tree that stood hard by, when he could
return to the house for his rifle and bring il down,
He accordingly give the animal substantial
kick, when 1t ceased it's engagement with the dog,
strengthened itself erect on its hind legs and
pitched into HIM In the meantime the young
dog made hasty retreat for some distance.
Tho contest now seemed to be desperate aud
very unoqnal one, but there was no escape from
it Tor onr friend Stookend. The panther made n
furious dash at him. but retaining his full pres.
ence of mind. he met it with furious kick. The
fight now assumed the character Of II trough aud
tumble" aud volley of well directed blows and
kicks disabled the animal somewhat He called
his dog hack, and the faithful young animal, as
if ashamed of having deserted its master in the
hour ofper and rs if to make amends for its
unErateiul conduct, entered into the conflict with
unequalled ferceness. Mr.. Stockend finally sue
ceeded in getting one foot firmly planted upon
the neck of his assailant. and keeping the other
in rapid motion in the direction of the animals
head, soon brought the contest to u close. He
has no doubt but that the long heavy boots
which he had on were the means of saving his
life.
The fight lasted first 10 last, about fifteen min
utes, in the course of which Mr.. Stockend
somewhat severely handled. His shoulder was
badly soratched-he received II severe wound
from the teeth of the animal in tn, thigh and
was badly scratched in several places, although
by no means dangerously. or by which he will
hereafter be disabled. Can any of contem-
poraries beat tho panther fight of friend
StoCkendl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

Another letter from sndii- NessFs Ptfy Dars y
Son IL happt be able to add that medicine is get
ting and consequently the demand for
Is increasing The sales various b'Agencies are
satisfactory especially IN Maumsn and Dnnaporei III
fact wherever European Regiments located the sales are
AgiA ho ent for supply tor his
% aud thai OF his friends the e md fort is great
aud recommends the appointment 81 an Agent there.
Sir Tooue of Baekpore writes under date OF 2bh octo
Der "fhs viii certify that my 10 year. Of was Ia
ken suddenly Ill ia the night with pain in the stomach
follow ed by Cholera lie found relief until gave him
teaspoontu of the Pain Killer, diluted with water but
the he brought when
repeated the Sc which partially relieved him followed
wh third lose when he fell asleep and waking next
he quite ] consider IL most valuable
medicine 10 be always hdnd.' Ircmain yours, &c,
J. l. CARRAU. Calcutta.
For sale by Druggists Grocers and Medicine Dealers
where.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

II has been customary 10 excite the tagging
enthusiasm of party. "n election day, by an
earnest ALTERATION to Vote EARLY" We trust
our friend, will need no stirring apprnl but will
vote early. vote late, and vote all the time. But
still. it il best 10 commeuoe the day iisht by yo-
ting early. VorE EARLY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

rha yGt<IAx IoR orr1cI has been lifted M with great
and supplied with the extensive assortment 81 type
= ser description for the and prompt execution Of s
LIMA. u isin Ornamental Printing u . under the s
crntendeuca Mir II G. TBEAkIf by whom AL orders viii
h. pnnetaliy he Distant patrons will be promptly aiion
aed to Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
Ne,icc -Mes.rs Jas w. BRowS, Jesua :. nRnWs and
! WYNN Authorized Agents Ia the country ana ma
wv ID CHRISTIAN and A. y MoNfeoNfkf, in the CITY yer
masking collections settling the bu ines o the Nfnsn
Office April 1881. Ia which ine al bus %, o
srrp;lon Ae the undersigned !" distant shu-t
hers and advertisers who In arrears hill WI" ." se ~
mail and rem,ianees through that channel w registered M
49, srs soeed AT Our risk highly important that
the ola business should be speedily wound aP Nc HA' u
All those indebted to us VIII arteei" M h''!
. ~, ~ - W. MCDONALD a PETERS.
NAV Pits - - -.
.,.t,,on. ~ M Virgnian p Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
81 ts,. y,E5E;s;A PACKET BOAT: PACKE


~ A4IIlLI>7 III ! D u NIi3
fShiiN w ar"1ing Place 81 known to puIc
wll bcopened Tor the reception visitors on the Isl dy
OF June 49, 80 Wv!
me PeH'nl lF"pflrtors are htIE I"
Ne secuted the services, General Manager of I>n y
III L. l9i the American Hotel RciauI . " hose lony CIV
''Ace IN tho Hotel "Sincss, aud well qj.hed rrpuln
as gentleman ami caterer sufficient guarantee, M avn
- t''t "' be luau" to give satisfaction oar rne.ts
tNeio"eh 'ufatN properties # water and lis ea
coy IA an dse-' 's el He Sonaeb Liver, Bowels Nervous
We. aueHiel hy the many calm, st mi.
'','a'h'o 10 III t"' 7lmel patrons II the p, O.
AcomPrie bAiHt&G rs AB}.iSiaItNT has since la
H. 'rH a3u b tg Hut lffau- e1utort .,,r
Fils For further particular. ..l - tbe Cards T., ~,
t'uud IN Hotels Cars Steamboats, =, 9' " W
splendid line of -Four HORSE 1 MIL c,,Yo, ;;,
o'i} our hill between the points 7 '"u' win
Bird" Is : !.0LT propretors
81. ,,.,, JOHN T. LEI. Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

Those who may pat have time Ia attend the
polls in the morning. may still vote III the cool
Of the evening. nfter the labors of the day are
yer. NoTE LATE!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

We are jus, informed by tel"graph-ns We are
about going to press-ihat The editor of The Rich
mond Wing proposes 10 sit np all night in order
that he may ''vole carly" Norr EtRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

We are authorized to announce DIR. BOOKER
=. SMITH a candidate to represent Campbell
.eun,y lin part in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

We are authorized to announce +. b. DEANE,
r., Esq of this city, candidate for reelection
10 Tie Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

talent, and zeal in the cause, of which be Is emi
neniy worthy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

now ~ generally marx The administration of af
fairs in Central America
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

20l hog -bead- uul 226 l"xe- bacon. $40 tons
Mexican guano. and 272 tons Cumberland coal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
ApMchburI J'irstiltaH
Thursday Morning. =, sIay -. 1881.

fswe call thu attention Of ad ssri sers 70 ie IN
1rRaf>tsS a. an aivaftisias nelnm oar daily and
country papers have large circulation IL ITO >"e
- - Sfar whence erad trse socks an outlet Al
~, xiyr,taJaitirs There dsis psFe published within
hun Of miles .eath " tbs point ana ihe eohpieioh
~ M Via and tennessee Railroad e. the line 81 the lat
Sfa nn>f contribute make the Ngiuan u" paper M
mai son AZ IL can daily ieeErapie Information y
-. - ~ ali ohers whirh ,ubtless vii ensure fur
n gstx Increased circulation For The mi ',nat9n 81 ou
- 80 .rap would thai intend 10 give
particn ar attention to the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
Hs 4 e &. Al rs


spRENs; AND SINfsEtt GOODS
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND TRUNKS
may Its Al JOHN @ MEANS
~ .snmrs.t.-s@ Eiercr. o sDr,ua,, a..
W Bacon Huns which i'll sell figures To- r,s
Those lla'ds very nicely trimmed consequently ,l.r
@ me "'uH "S+ n hen "emNlte the attention ofpurcha
H'IH 10 nus atNe'e. Nj. HoLLINS * co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

A ~ al Ft atE , $40, -. AID sNR.xs
we TAX pleasure i Announcing friends aud all
Others VINO may be In Of slncrior
~ Iap'o or t"nee Hrro, Wi Dinme and Dessert
"ns h"dr pi hlba.a 'nd plated with Silver
hVr JUST received To- the ahave goods from tho
mhc'hFe M VII h ieaaad sell thea At the very lowest
Ia" ware MOL E-ll.i a5rr the horse
my us SIiNERTIORS & Cliff.
Largest Souths. Piano Mandatory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
~A1.vuA OIL.
A NENN Nj GItllfsRlAA ARIl

NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
the CHEAPEST LlGHF EIER hNOUN
has been that this beautiful article of fluid
will consume IN ordinary lamp, prepared for the
pose quantity that will equal cost the OF the
most inferior aow candle, and set give light than i've
candies 1t has explosive qualities and therefore be
used in families with perfect safety Gvei trial 1t be
had OF onr Agents in i.ynchbutR, Messrs. SrROTHER
VIII lEAD, together with every variety ot Lamps adapt
ed 60 its II. PARhENIER
For Sylvc Oil
n Osf-Dn Main Street, pair of light Gold 81 octaclcs
The finder will be aried by leaving them at the Viz
gilman ohcc. W. l.. SAUNDERS.
HGE, ICE, IaE.-Fur sale In large small quantities
Those In viii please call Fruit and Confc ton
INA 25;ml = A, BOYD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
The Cotton Our.tiOu

The cotton question still engrossas much at
tention. Recent returns show that England inn
ported in 1927 from America 50 500 Ia lbs. of
raw cotton, and from India % I25 S25 lbs of the
same article In 1855 the importation from Anne
RIGA was 6Sl 500. I24 lbs aud from India II5,-
1895 lbs In iS2o England exported to Anne
rlca manufactured cotton valued at 81 .l94, 53l ,
and TO India fS509O while IN 1883 the exports
OF the same article from England to America was
t21o3, 33l. and TO India f5,6Sl ,54S. These
hynres show that in the thirty five years which
elapsed between 1920 and 1853. the importation
ct raw cotton from America increased more than
|oo per cent and that from India only 625 per
cent whilst the exports of the man fla rtured
goods from England to India increased 6ti6 per
cent ana that TO America only POS per cent.
ihoSe statements prove two facts. VIZ: that
America Is the great source of the raw material
Tor Ems land and mist probably long continue
5" whilst India is the great consumer of her cot
ton manufactures. All other circum- tances
ga '"., '4"ha can never compete With America III
the production IT cotton for the Eng-h market
onuI the INDIAN Government supply the necessa
fy railway communication. The great tarduess
OF me Indian Government in this respect, is
shown by the tact. that whilst the whole extent
OF railways IN India amounts 10 only 35S miles.
'hat IN England Is S297 miles, aud that in the T.
n''d State 1--WE believoJ more than % .000 miles
d less than 5000 miles of railway must be con
structed ON well selected lines to India. before
'hat country can test her capahlity for raising
cotton and competing with the American produ
Ger though that would he far short # her ulti
mate requirements. We take these figures from
a report made by Lieut.. Col. Kennedy, TO the
shareholders of the Bombay and Baroda Railway
Company.
ne foreign exports from Baltimore fer Tho
week ending on Thursday, amounted in value to
Sio5'o cos Included in these exports were l,4l6
barrels of -four RI = hnrrcts &C o,r,, ,,,..,t = sns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


gsotIows,,- Ointment md pills surp9s. nj
ether remer tr Of BAL Legs Old Sores and ErnP
fiaus Of the Skn In rnn The absorbent sys'
e eradicate all poisonous from the body, their ef
ffnt In many cas- : appearing like a charm.
at manufactures Ne ~ Maiden Lane, New YORK
aud No pa Strand London; by all Druggists, At 29e
;stc ndsl ref not Of box may o. div
Ui.,.r,- 70 ai-nu, of wild Chcrry.-Froz hs Ed.
tor NJ Hafir4sr3 Pf'rig.
BtLrIaoRs Lee II - Dr. sth " F,pie, BOst9n, Mass -
bar be due tiat young lady
member nv l1eug for several years un
bronchial and the disease had made such pro-
gres notwithstanding The best medical aid had been eonsa
that great fears were entertained the disease with her
with many others, might speedily terminate Ia death
Induced through the Of friend TO Try your
WIsTARs BAIsAM WILD CHtHRY and after She had
1oes felt entirely relieved Of the attack
Very respectfully yours, j r MJlLIoN.
Anne genuine unless signed BUTTS On the wrapper.
SETH w FoNlJs co, i3s Washington Street, Bos
ton. Projectors sid by their agents everywhere.
For safe by ! II SEAY.
! w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

~ bss q GtkfH T.-ahc Clothing .oid h.
A., "'-.NNS fAlNh differs considerably from the nal,
'"'a 'far"thts you md N othrt .hup,,.s M
49, I'M ,i - luta'e the styles in Ivuchburg as soon "a.
~, Ms f'fs'lS calling IN them will be anre +,
Sflkf iH"' q" '1H'lh "ofk and N
Ina - Is
SAf'G. tra'irr- ai.S iu,ro,,rc..
- i' "t"aH!e NiothinS 10 tns market nnnid Il
80 " 0''tA.il I'm &" their new o HrAs ,bfcb -. '
3, In nn ecedehtel run ti,S stTson A fresh - ,"u
mn 2,ts
n a'"hF"" for Nay f3fh. eo,,,.i,,.. =,
~ s"uhw"rtas sl,ud ,,riiicsssl' thinning Mrs.
and Nv World legeit,,l NJ " N'"-an'e ot the old
m1 p t. g. MoRSHis.
"a r,o,t,.lA - ~ SIS N@E pAx ERs.-pc,.ors
=, 1 'H recommended Ordnance fazs,t ''Is
pos,c ire man WI ma nae At my nhire ,t Alley an
,hts are requested 1. raj and nav. , , AZ" j.
of Inn - '.i r'infsa Il" y t'o the leasi, I '''
VI ""He so plea-c eail carv day ' 'e'Ie ihe 's
a y MONTGOMERY, C. O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
MAY 22rd, lsJf
GEORGE NJ. RUCKIlR.

As Just received the following desirable goods 10
which he invites the his and the
buyers at Dry Goods generally:
SILK PRINCES and Tas'e Buttons assorted colors To machD
Black Muire Antu" Ribbon. (or trimming BasqutsJ
Plaid and Checked Gingham-,
Black Tamtan. GA beautiful Dress goods for mournmg)
Sky Blue, Maria Louise. Pea Green and Black Mouslns.
Steel Spring skirts assorted styles very desirable)
Black MORE Antique and Lace Nantes very beautiful and
extremely ,hrap)
Black Chtutia Lace Nantes. lin great NarievO
Irish Linens Hosiery, AleNander's KID Gloves, &c,
All Of which will be sold extremely low. Those wishing
avail thems, yeo the benefits resulting from the Ir,s
gS77 viii Gnd their greatly promoted by calling and
making their purchases from this House q. NJ. K.
21ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

The foreign exports from Baltimore for Tho
week ending on Thursday. amounted in value to
Si'o'oo8 Included in these exports were l,4l6
barrels of Hour, 3i5 barrels of corn meal! ; sos
bushels of corn, 1879 hog,head< Of tobacco. ,,
2oo bags quercitron bark. 3 500 barrels of rosin,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

ING AND COMMISSION MER HAM PAIRS ERSRUK0
Va. southern Terminus Batm re aud Ohio Railroad
Freight from Baltimore To Parker,hurg as TO
Wheeling shipments Parkersburg will 100 miles of
River Navigation This road connects with the and
Cincinnati Railroad aud daily line OF Steamers Cincinnati
and Louisville Ii offers unrivaed facilities shippers
REFER TO
Jesse Hare Co. VIM. NJ Rls,ktord. DR. T e Rlackford
Lypchburg Walter Berry, McNrc Il Grafton Baltimore,
beverly Smith, Cashier N esurn Bank a PA kersbury
ma dGn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

MAIN SrRftr. LYNCHBURG. VA
kA'E are now receiving cntir, Spring Summer
w purchases al Brmngha aud She field Igriw aud
from the Manufacturers of our country extensive
sortmtn of American Goods tn" If which purchased
Tor Cash on the nnst favorable terms
Or assortment unusually complete and feel assured
viii bear favorable comparison with the country en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

CSE &hHEtED and for sale seven ThoUs
~ and Pounds OF LEAD PIPE. assorted sizes from to
inch oabre Also Pumps. II ydrauc Rams Beer Pumps.
Brass and Plated CuUutvr W,shbasins ShAmpoonna Bib
and Stop Cocks Marble ashta ns Water Closets Shower
Baths Bath Tubs Hose Pipes Couplings Basin Plugs, &c.
and ia Warehouse, second door below the Mar
kot, Main st, Lynchburg, Va. c. s. BLISS