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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

BEDFoRp ALUM SPRNGs.-The attention of our
readers is directed to the advertisement of these
Springs to be found in another column. We learn
mat under the new proptletorship additional accom-
modatonsh ave been made for the comfort of them who
may choose to patronize this pleasant Below we
insert communication just received from intei-
gent friend in regard to the medicinal properties the
water. Having no personal knowledge in the matter,
we commend his statements to the attention of per-
sons who may feel Interested:
WeSsrs. Editors This watering place has of late
undergone change in proprieorship to the effect
that Echols Dewey will in future receive their
guests. Capt. Dewey having bon 2ht one fourth of the
whole interest 1t is but proper to state here that
the gentlemen above named will spare neither means
nor care to do full justice this valuable enterprise
The Analysis obtained by the Capt. Dewey from the
most eminent Chemists of this country have not only
certified TO its previously acquired fame but will bn-
doubtedy raise it. Speaking unauthorizediv vonr in
iormant can only mention outlines of such parts as
will shortly appear before the public Various Anay-
sis recently made show that the of the Bedford
Alan Springs contain more Iodine than any other
known mineral water, an ingredient too valuable in
its medicinal virtues 10 need further comment The
Springs are now open and present all necessares
both for accommodation of patients and enjoyment of
visitors seeking an agreeable summer retreat The
arrangements OF the Va. a. Tenn K. r. bring the
Bedford Alum Springs within one hours ride from
Lynchburg, since suitable cOnyeyaaceS re always in
attendance at the Forest Depot
The intrinsic virtues of this water as respects its
curative properties will insure for i. eminent success
and experience will prove correct.
TERJTiC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomi Rail-
road Company are laying the heavy rail fast rs
possible. lisa slow business, requiring much time
"laying down the tail being almost pro,racted an
operation as raising the money"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

GtasN AND CORN MEAL.-3,OO0 Bushels
Y time White for sale in any Quantities at the warwick
Nails Nv DAVID Il. PHELPS
~, dlinf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
LATEST NEWS.
Additional Mexican Nrwa.

The war fever seems To be ON the increase
throughout the Repntlic Evefywherc read
OF the organization of volunteers aud the formal
offer of services in case Of an actual collision with
Spain. Among others. the newly elected Gov.
ernor of the state of Mexico, Senor Rivas Pairi
clos, oilers all the resources at his command and
the National Guards, Of tina, State. ask to be tho
III It 10 be led against the invading edemv. I he
same request has been preferred by tho National
Guards of Oinca
The Leading ciz If Sinaloa. leaning that
Gen. lanez contemplated retiring from the com
mand of tie Federal forces Of that State hive.
without distinction Of patty. presented him mn
address, formally requesting hun in view Il tho
approaching election and the prospect of Il war
with SPUN, to reconsider his determination.
l. Geaerei's final decision. ut last accounts,
was unknnwn
The rebellion in Qnerrtaro, Which has recently
given much solicitude IN the Governments has at
last been qaclcd. The attnirs Of this, as of many
other States, however, seem 10 be IN very un
settled condition.
The election at the capitol on the 2Sh, which
a. before stated, resulted entirely in favor oi the
liberal party, were unattended contrary toex.
pectation. by any disturbance whatever. The
noniior abiding 10 This subject, uses the follow
ing congtaluatory language:
We see with pIrnsnrn that the people compre
bend. in al its Importance the nature of tho
night exercised yesterday. Ii Is II sign OF true
progress. Many days like
TINT of Yesterday una tho Republic will be hap
py. OurproRress will then be rational, constant,
philosophical and without danger of reaction.
The President Of the Republic has granted
rxeqnntofs I" Mr. Z. Sen2encsu. L. :. Consul at
Matamoras, and Mr. Z. llopkins, Consul at To
basco.
court marcial has been ordered for the in
ve,tieatlan al the conduct oi Capt. Reyes. from
whose custody the Santa Anita oanspirn'ors -
capped 1t will be remembered TINT Capt. K. was
set at liberty toy Nioa,i' into whose hands Ia"
fell. circumstance which seems Ia have excited
some Suspicion rs g. lis fidelity.
The discomfort of the Indian population had
become general aud 20 serious ms to give much
alarm To the government. l,rpreda,i"nS at u
most baibarons character are reported not only
in the State of Durango und Iaeaiecas but MISC
in New Leon nld Coahuin, everywhere. indeed.
that this singular people are 10 he found in grent
numbers. The Hraido dcvo,rs much space to
the consideration Of the subject. and calls upon
the government to take more vigorous measures
for the protection of hfn aud property.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

GREAT SACRIFIcg.-The Female Academy built at
williamsburg Va. Eve years ago, at an expense of
$4,000 sold last week az public auction for
300 taxes and Insurance for the last three years
TO JAS " Curtis, Of Williamsburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

Knoxville CoSyENrioN--A public ucetiny nf tI,,
citizens of Lynchbnrg Was held at the Wasbinoton
House on Friday evening ast-the savor in Tho
chair-and twenty-five delegates appointed to the
Knoxville Convention from this civ
Mr.. Deane took occasion, during the deliberations
of the meeting to call attention TO very impaiont
enerpise-namely, the establishment of n tovinI
company under the provisions OF nm act of the last
Legisature,-for the purpose of TRANSPORTING Wes
produce from this city to Norfolk Heretofore
it has been the custom to tranship in Richmond
bnt since the completion of the lock communication
between the basin and the river in that city there is
necessity for this additional expense and nothing
10 prevent the direct shipment OF cargo from lynch
burg to Norfolk without break of bulk That there
was no danger in transporting canal boats across
Hampton Roads to Norfolk WAS proved Ly experience
Canal boats were daily brought from llavrr De Grace
down Chesapeake Bay, and carried up to BALTIMORE.
much more dangerous navigation than that from the
mouth of james River to Norfolk
Mr.. Deane regarded this enterprise as II very i'm
porant one, in view of the fact that Norfolk wouldLe
competitor of Charleston for the carr, ing trade of
the West. Alta point forty miles Of knoxville was
the line OF divergcnce-and the produce would he
apt 60 either to Charleston to Norfolk rs either
offered the geater advantages. From the fact that
nearly half of the route to Norfolk was a water line
while that OF Charleston entirely by rail he an
tcipated that Norfolk could easily secure the trade
But to do so, we must organise the towing company
and get it into successful operation by the time the
gap in the East Tennessee and Virginia Road was
completed.
MIR. Deane closed with an Invocation to the mer-
chants and business of Lynchburg to favor this
enterprise with their accustomed spirit and berali-
ty. Norfolk has already opened books of subscrip-
ton, aud II only remains for Lynchburg to second
the effort to ensure its complete success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

BARBHps FIxrD--8n evening or two since, trial
took place at the off 20 ofJusce Price, IN Alexandria
Va. when resulted in the imposing OF fines on the
mnor portion of the bnrbers Of that city, tor pnrsu-
ing their calngs on Sunday mornings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

PARpoyED.-Wm. L. Perry, of Spottsyivaaia CO.,
who convicted offorgery and sentenced to the
pententiary, was discharged from custody Wednes-
day by sn order from Gov. Wise. The Mayor of
Fredericksburg visited Richmond, carrying petition
.or Perry's reprieve, which Immediately granted
Perry heretofore las borne uneYceptioRabIe char
nctcr and committed the act Of forgery under very
palliatug circumstances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

CALVIN TATE n 40. Com ns issiOn Merchants
~ AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Nos, 6T& 90 Magazine street
New Orleans taug Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
HECTOR DAVIS.

FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES
On e house tuy occupied by PtLLIfH DAtfSoa Frank.
lin Street. Richn1nd In
WILL ondeayor, by strict attention to the interest of
w those using their business him, the pat
ronage bcray bestowed the late uam
DAVIS, and tolcs the patronage If the public generally
have Jail Of my and will board all Negroes intended
for my sales at 80 cents per day. HECTOR DAVIS.
TUNIE Subscriber most ehecriuly recommends Mr. Hector
Davis to his friends Of Lynchbnrg and It's vicinity, and
pledges him the representation of their interest and
soicits for him their patronage. my OFFICE will be at
his Auction Rooms Franklin Street Richmond Va, where
will be happy meet with my friends visiting Richmond for
the purpose of selling Negroes. H. H. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

IL ENALL. Architect, nssisseL by r. II. Clop
lie ton, Engineer and Frederick Kosch and g. Heinrich
Architects and Draugfsmon nish Designs
Specifications and estimates for all kinds Of buildings and
,hperv Special attention will be paid the
work his charge Surveys Of Land Mines
toa will be made the shortest notice upon the APP
proved plans Address n. EXALI,
4.d&cts Architect. Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

NlCGORKg.E 4 CO.,
Nu Wh0ic.H.e and Retail SsrOcers,
COMMISSION 4 FoRWARDiHa MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
the old Stand of McCorlc Jones' MAIN STREET LYNCH
Va viii give particular attention To the sale OF FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER &c. Liberal
advances viii DO made all consignments when required
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

IAMEs \. MAMNER,
- Consnsi-siom ue ,hmms,
once nj Tanner and Aahar Immediately between friends
Martins arclrnse, Main street Lynehturg Va viii
nue 10 give hia peaoun attention tho OF all nds
country produce, particularly thai OF Tobaouo 1acrs
himself hat with his Npcrouco tho business he
enabled To give general satisfaction. JAS. A HAMMER
l. Slibernl advances made sgnmcnts. and by
Railroad or otherwise, viii he promptly attended to- and
charges rnd on the same J. A. H.
may idAcly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
AUSTIN VI. TRIPLE,

VIII continue practice In the Counties of Amherst bedford
Campbell aud tho city of LynchburR.
Once in Morris Building nearly opposite the office oths
"NlrRinian." Inov
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

NIRGINlA-As rules held in the Clerks Of.
flee of the Circuit Court of Campbell County, Monday
10 9th day of July, 1857
homas Harvey, Guardian of Julia A. Harvey
against
ulia A. Harvey Robert H. Harvey Thomas Brightne and
Louisa his wife, Jesse Harvey, William Harvey Isham Har
vey, John Harvey Mary Harvey, Ann Harvey, John w.
Fore aud the children Of abtha Fore dec d. whose
unknown the children of Nancy PAule decd to- wit
Julia Pauett Jesse Pauett John Paule VIM Paulett and
two others whose names unknown Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this decree for the OF
of land the bill and proceedings mentioned And
appearing proper aav filed that the deenia Isham
afvey Mary Harvey Ann Harvey, the children Of Tabha
Decd John Paulett, Elizabeth Paulet William Pauett
nd the children of Nancy Paulctt decd, whose
unknown residents of this State is ordered that
do appear here within month after due publication
ereo and do what protect their
copy of this order be published week for
esve weeks In the Lynchburg ygnian and posted the
door of the Courthouse OF this County
IL the next County Court. copy-Teste,
JNo. DALExANDER, CHI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

HAVE open and on exhibition large and general as
II n sortmcnt of
HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS. HOUSEKEEPING AR
TICLES ar, dc,
which invite the of the old friends and customs
ers of the House as wei as the trade generally
Merchants Farmers Mechanics Contractors and others viii
find 1t to their interest to give call Our
FOREIGN GOODS
have mostly been imported ty the House, and our
AMERICAN GOODS
the Manufacturers We feel assured that
unsurpassed by any other Housein
this section of the State
Orders will meet with prompt attention and satisfaction guar
teed Cal and see ..... ..
APP e3d3cts CoLHoUNs, WHALING WILLS.
yxyAsHsTANDS. Washsinnds, Wnsh-tnnds
w Marble and Wood Top Washstands in great ynrey at
ie Jts A. WINSTONS
ENINE CIEARA have Just received nm i'm
n Havana Cigars, direct mportation-
good smoke ved TO cti and try them
For sale by JOHN H. NEAf,
~ I3ts Druggist
StpECEas. NOTICE. We. the undersigned,
~ those customers whose ac
counts are still unsettled them. As settling time
has come money and especially those of our
last years wish do strictly six months bns
mess Iiv i6.tsl j. MATTHIAS q co.
All, Stephen u. Willis, Take notice. that
WI shall 9Th day If August at the Counting Room
Of Nowl Alexander City n Lynchbnrg proceed to
take the Dispositions Henry urneit and others 10 DC
read as evidence in Chanccry now depending IN t
Cirenit Court Franklin in which am piaihth ana
YOU are a defendant. Respectfully yoms. -. g ~
of the late firm Of j. b. Is Is. ii. Nowin.
July 4wss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

A COsr. Contemplating " change In b"-i-
ROOTS SHOES. HATS, CARS. TRUNKS carpet Baga,
Umbrellas Ac Al eesr ron CASH Having been In business
best manufacturing establishments Philadelphia
meni entirely fresh and fashionable hni should thing he
found sed or b.hnd tho VIII ho sold without rrFnfdt
cost inducements now offered by rarely with,
aud those IN want of anything In line will 10 well give
ana s" themselves as to the sincerity flour pro
ston MCDONALD HOOPER.
NonTH CAROLINA n0E uEmniNG~.-
~ 100 hail hbls Tor sale by H.. HARDY u co.
MINE, PORTER DA,E-s,hnmrnigmc
w Wnoof favpritc brands best London Porter and
scotch Ale IN rnts and bottles sale wholesale
retail by LEE, JOHNSON \ CO
MOSQUITO HuTEs An n",ido,e for ,i,c poi
I'VE son Of mosqutoos bees sc, hns been found
ton This preparation contains a peculiar property which
upon bong thoroughly rubbed into The bites and siaea
Ftcis instantly n"nazes the poison aud Rlays The iniiamms
ton. For sale by all dealcw lie l7alm
w P.GHEEN ~ co. nrc cons ,nn,Iy rccriy.
nsne" Music, Pianos and all Other Musical lnsru
mrnfs Zap p
ICE, ICE, lCE.-For sale in large or small qunn,ltlcs
Those in want will PieAse call at my Fruit and Conf, ton
airy Store Ina 24ml s. \, BOYD.
NAATEH or PEARLS E." deiighif"I p,rpn-
W ration Tor tho hair Tor sale by
iy Its W A. srRoTuEK
4 AND EOH ~AhE.-s offer for sal. privately
the 25th Angust next ny Tract If and contain.
Ing acres nyepieny situated in cauph,i cany On tho
head waters ci Pulling RIVER aud immediately the
road from the Courthouse to Concord bo The South Side
Karoad miles distant IA ON caeh place AMI u miles
LyncIllrg, good noiplborhUod lhs place sell
tered plenty of timber good portion Of meadow lhnd
of which ia well set in and good Improvements consist
ing OF large aud ruomy Dwelling House Smoke house.
Kitchen Stable large Framed Barn first Negro Houses
with stone CHUNKY Carriage aud lee Houses god Orchards
&c II ~ well adapted Ia the uIual crops particularly Wheat
further description uuue cssnry lwl take pleasure la
showing the place to wishing purchase II sold
before the date above med It will tia time be
public auction the premises. Terms liberal and
known day of sale PHILIP r. NIIHERS.
je II eodif25aug
SALAD OIL. Of the ,cr, best quality, for snie
~ by liz lbts W, A. S1RoflIEN.
RDskE SPERM OIl.-Bnsi received and Tor
sale by W. a. SIROIliER.
July lots
NNANEED.-A young n,nn. grndunte Of the
w Va Military institute, wishes to get situation rs
teacher Good references can be given. Address
n NJ J.,
iS l3ts Lvnchbnrf. Va.
kxgv1G OH. AND Lamps received
- another supply Of syyic OH aud Lamps for sale by
W. A. STROTHER
july lts Rep. copy Druggist, Bank Square.
EINNGsssu NusTARDINR OTTLEs,n very
IL superior article for sale by W. A. S1ltDTHER.
H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

JSo u. LhHGHoRSE. J, r. HoLcoMBE.
4 ANl;nORNE Il HOLCOMBE,
~ bankers and Ex ch ange Brokers,
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets, Lynehburg Va, will
oect and remit the lowest of Exchange. They will
ay highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
:. Exchange Coin and uncurrcnt Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents and Cashiers of the several Banks Lynch
urg; Messrs L. II. Maury Co, Messrs Pairo Richmond;
itessrs Johnston, Bros Co, Saml Harris Sons Josiah
.ee Co, Baltmcre Mcssrs. Farnham Kirkham 4 Co.,
'rexe Co, Philadelphia; Messrs Vanbleck, Read Dyex
Il, j. Ward Co, Lees 4 Waller New York.
2lly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

ANgNE STICK LIQUORlCE.-1O cases Every
fine Stick Lquoce daily expected for sale arrive by
jy 7ts LEE, JOHNSON 90.
NuARsuALL SALT AFIOAT.-35O sacks
VI Marshall Salt afoa daily expected for sale low frou,
10 Vessel Orders solicited before 1t goes into store
je lists A. s. LEE, Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

I|k,skg,

MullIN VERY Arm
2 r..o. - &oo".. x
MISS SIMPSON, MAIN Srurr, IyNcunrua, VA, having
nock Fancy Millinery tuods for the SPRING
md SuuMrn srrits of tho latest fashions which
fully selected the Iadci oi this house from the
North would respectfully AJAX call from the Ladies Of
abe feels confident sho ao as
much larger and of greater variety than she
has ever before consisting of ovcty style of SILK,
HONS. FLOWERS, EMBROIDERY, GLOVES, tKid aud
sak) PARASoIs, FANS, Cord and Whalebone for skirts,
and variety other goods hho would be pleased to have
the Ladies' cnll aud oSnnlnn.
Orders from The country promptly hlled Repairing ana
Trimming done In the best manner. JANE SIMPSON.
Rep copy. zap d@ets
uDUTA nAsA ron sTOCK.-Wc have IL i"II
IL supply of Rnta Baga Mangcl Wurznl Sugar beois,
Norfolk intnp Carrot nfsnp Seeds for Stock
by IloJsl j. H. THOMPSON g. co
sDA..DwsN,s TMnEsHsNG MACHINES,
] , md Others for sale by II G. HARDY n co,
" l0's
NGKs.lNsA. ir"i.s held ia ,hn CLERKS Of
flee of the Circuit inur Of Franklin county at The Court
house, the 1th day OF July, 1857
Joseph Thurman and James )ihwdde partners In Trade
under the aud stylo OF Thurman n Dnwiddic,
Plaintiffs,
against
stephen u. Willis and George T.. Dennis Defendants,
IN tlIANtERi.
object Of this suit IA To of the defendant Willis
fec hands defendant Dennis bolongng 10 said
WIN, 10 payment of the plainns demand Aud IL APP
penrng satisfactory evidence that the defendant stephen
WINS resi,nt pi the State OF virginia II Ia ordered
within month after due publication
this what necessary protect HIS Interest
and that copy OF this order be published once
door af tho Courthouse of this county
on hc day of the next Gonnty Court
copy-Iestn,
NJ. q. cARPER elk.
NELSON 4 sAUNpERS. a July l7-wIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

A negro beg. sheut , years old, the property OF
Mr. G. W Ginn, ofWincbester, was drowned ca sun
day evening last in pond OH Mr. J. l. BateEs farm,
about n ,aie from that fAaoe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
HEEDE - usGNDESBsALL,
AND AGENTS.

NNYIIL select Lands with Cash or
w Warrants make Investments loan money western
rntcs phy nnd transact General Real Estate
throughout the North west. Adirosa
BEEDE h MENDENHALL,
M lily Minneapolis Minnesota
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
7 - = N. SIN
SE1sB'SGV * BROTHER.

sg.n al the ssoldrn PndtDrt,
MAIN SfkttT, LN iint1,G, Va
w 20" low receiving our eota, Spring and Summer
purchases of Brmng han aud sheffield lard~ are, aud
frf the Manufacturers Of
sorment 1T American Goods the which purchased
for Cash on the most favorable
Our assortment is unusually complete and feel assured
VIII bear CRADLE comparison will any in the country
bIacinE
PLAIN AND FANCY GrNRDW ARE,
wynn Table and Pocket Cutlery, ~.
}Rzzy~ tinns, Colis and Sharp's -fCkN..
EH1s Rihas, Pistols, Carpenters. H-MT A5 IN '5th7D
-'~' Smiths, Wheetwrglts. ~-A4A114A1>-A1II---'
Miwrghts and Tanners To0ls, Smdery Carriage
Ky Trimming Springs and Wagon Axlcs Hunting Fish
ing Tao lo building Materials Hoe 4 Co.'S celebrated
lar and Upright Mill Saws Farming Utensils Gum and Hemp
Packing Lea her betting Lace Gather Calf Skins Shoe
Makers Findings. and Tools OF most description
HOUSE FURNISHING uOODS,
such as Floor and Table Oh Cloths Plated Goods
quality, Brittana Blocktin Ware, Window Shades
Cornce BANDS and Pins Wood Willow aud Hollow
With renewed of ability
to sell low regular hous whatever thanking
Fri nds for any past those they
US in the future confidently solicit the patronage
public. SIMPSON 4 BRO
n Orders will recoiy prompt and careful attention.
ap l3d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

NIOLEsKIN HATS superior qualify Rec
VA coyng weekly supplies Of Young Gents Dress Hats Of
a beautiful lyle and quality. Call and see them.
L. l.. ARMISTEAD
iune IL ~ Farmers Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

i hnsc Just opened II large assortment OF La
4 dies Trimmed Slips, Thick Suod KID and Goat Boots.
e2 Pots =. SEABI'RY
I nAn Tons n""ni",n Fi"-icr.-i" store
eVVIVI and 20 arrive thousand
ground Plaster which will he sold
terms in quantities Ia suit purchasers, by applying tho
dersignrd next door to McssTs Irby 4 Saunders
jan y d trwSw6m &. r. LIrCHFlEI.D. AIT
II i4GOEECE pAsTE.-'sA 4. -. g. sanford,
Il 4 and AZ. H. for sale by II. c. HARDY y co.
jy lots
lNONCENTHATED I.SE, article very
~ economical in making either hard soap just
ed feb - diets STABLER u JONES
AIKs. ALLEYS HAIR RE~FORER-We
WI have received Mrs Aliens Hair koSnrcr No
dark hair No for Eight ha and her Zylnhasamum gem
cral dressing for the hair where the ltosorcr is used
These preparations used by the Ladies' with Satisfaction.
For sale by the agents, J. II. THOMPSON a co.
~ l3ts
EAONNE'S SPECIFIC, for sal"by
H J n. THOMPSON & co.
iv l3tR Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

Rev. e. Scibegt Davis, for he last four yesss the
esteemed Pastor of the German Reformed Church of
Winchester has received and accepted call from the
Church lately occupied By Rev. Dr.. Wolf in Baiti-