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FrFLOW We uaa,-h lhe D.r'iaru-cs of two o' tine
L = sufferer trH'u .., so. ll-,I~t. NHu '.'
.rs recovered o. .irI..u'l I'a''h u.l uur.'H p.
raj,'udr. uIahe tr'un |..r r"s,- "u' 'r i"'u tla'
.-.uI; rnd tHcir :ia,tH 3.. .rc au'r,nurr,I ly 30
>u'@ry iuhhr. inr," a.uos oI society H.I sd. 81.
command Their I1,h,.', rld We c.umya. il ..r
icrus;.i to the attention co. .,I Mc."d.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-26
MEDICAL.
DIR. L. J. CZaFKAYS

Grand ,H.dicai and Nu, gieai IatHute,
Ar ory Hall building. Corner oi Montgomery and
Sacramento sis.. Sau francisco.
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Fem nlc 1Bcn saGy.


The ladies' of Arabia stain their fingers aud
toes red. their eyebrows black and their lips blue
In Persia they paint black streak around their
oyns, and ornament their faces with various fig
ures The Japanese women gild their teeth, and
those of the Indians paint them red. The pearl
of the tooth must be dyed black, to be beautiful
in Guzurat. Tho IIottentot woman paint the
entire body in compartments of rod and black.-
In Greenland the women color their faces with
blue and yellow, and they frequently tattoo their
bodies by snturating threads in soot inserting
them benenih tho skin and then drawing them
through. llindoo females when they wish to APP
pcar particularly lovely, smear themselves with
u mixture of saffron, tumerie. and grease. In
nearly all the islands of the Pacific and Indian
oceans, the women, as we'll as tho men. tattoo
great variety of figures on the face, the lips,
tongue, and the whole body. In New Holland
they cut themselves with shells, aud keeping the
wounds open a long time, form deep scars in the
flesh which they deem highly ornamental. And
another singular mutilation is made among them
by linking off in infancy the little finger OF the
left hnnd, at tho second joint.
In ancient Persia, an nquiIine nose was often
thought worthy of tho crown but tho Sumatran
mother carefully tattens the nose OF her dangh-
ter Among some of the savage tribes OF Ore
gon, aud also in Sumatra and Aracan, continual
pressure Is applied to tho skull, in order to Hat
len it, and thus give it u new beauty. The mo-
ueTn lcIslu1lH lluNe uvsI w iou mai
the Turks, on the contrary are warm admirers ot
it, In China. small round eyes are liked, and
the girls are continually plucking their eyebrows
that they may be thin and long. But the great
beauty of u Chinese lady is in her feet, which IN
childhood are so compressed by bandages as ef-
fectually to prevent any further increase in size
The four small toes are bent under the foot TO
the sole of which they firmly adhere; and tho
poor girl not only endures much pain, but bo-
comes a cripple for life: Another mark of beau
ty consists in having finger nails so long that
castings of bamboo are necessary to preserve
them from injury. An African beauty must
have small eyes, thick lips, large fiat nose, and
"A skin beautifully black. In New Guinea, the
nose is perforated, and a large piece of wood or
bone is inserted. In the northwest coast of A
merica nn incison, more than two inches in
length, is made in the lower lip, and then filled
with u wooden plug, In Guinea, the lips are pier
ced with thorns. the heads being inside the mouth
and the points resting on the chin.
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BALTIMORE .


aAm.uuss.~' WEDss n. oFI,CE' ,:"sn - ~
annary naltmorcuslltutod d ls. y. ~ SIfu %n~
,ss 3 s,, m @ S"%S EST I I'M n Ms an espcrenced
Physicianu Aloppthr school may oe foW"''"" W.
No ylo"ry rcaa irra IL" Cure Is ""' Ghrt"a.
practical oxperdn,o n m o'ol ~ ,,e !" have II safcy
'"'''' This umRrmnry,
celebrated or IL" onoetna andapeody Of AZ
elaass of Secret Diseases established IN ih" CITY, al
'''"S' ''' S"Th Thc nigh urp"i",io"
nfths institution would render public n",es @ "
been OF their uanoy auea,ed by e tharaans who
argcym the public prn'' aud VIII who" our Guy
Am,.,cd b. on ,o"r s.""rd,
& early medical ala wScro proper lc obtain
ed DR. makes allurns proiesnons rron'os NO more
TIA" h' WI. sc"."I"s, .S"Ii 'C ""., Ch.o",c Case
Mouth iSsns and rcndornc.s the Nose BloehSa
Ernpuons upon the skin, &c pon the pe'c, oon,",o"a
the oldest aud most tnNee'aa "' soeh oa@ee' AZ " "
The Triumph at Science. IL.
Tho remedies NJ faHtoring aronR aud manly NiK
o the shattered constitution and reno, speed
lily alldohty or injury Incurred n,n M certain s'''' "o NV
"''''''''" W * E"ac"h,cd M.a.ood
may hnd restorative, AID h1anhs from 'h"
sc have thu nuition hope which from ihe
failure of Quackcrcs Ia their htheft" 'ss """ u"
''"'' "'''''' NIY"".nu.- of Treatment.
NJ poonous compounds Mercury or Noso"s Drug" use
''' To Ec.aIc..
Long In the eament ot fnmaio Ah"ctona Nef
voma scaasa Sc qualities pr 10 AFFORD Ea,iy RsiJ and
catr the dn'enltees commnnestions sacred
ly guarded marked Niihhkii and doioaey
uDr. ills Great prcscnttsr.
This Redy applicable 10 ohor aox, WIN bo sent
duly prepared by mail receipt OF W. OF by ronuhg so
prescription viii be- included 49,, =,
Distant persona cured ut home, by addressing DIX j ~
MILLS, BAIriMohI dcrora post paa) MehoneS 'ent III
direction, by mail or oNproHA
June 2ldiy .-. .
ruvO ssusPpEks OE TOBACCO WEST.
VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.-flc undersigned Forward
Merchants aud AEontso of the i.nnaY wanna hhlosh NJ
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS ot onhNoo
TO ALL POINTS IN TIE WEST AND SOUTH w ESl,
and from their acquaintance with the trade having p""n Tor
large pat oi iho Tobacco
Wos through baltimore oy Halter themei, eA that they
give satisfaction to ahpperh.
Freight M low ma by any other llne
Gonsrnmrns to from the Weai aoleied and punonay
attended To- MAGkAW 4 koDNS,
Nnrth Atfeet, nnltmoro
Refer to Jacob Uceld 10, brandt lr baltmore y L.
Dudley, W. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt a frcaiou, Miller
Urenshaw, iynchhutR. Crcpahaw &to., Hrhnond
10
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BY CHARLES ". BUTTON.
ERMS-

,rho vIRGINIAN pnbsbe daily ~ ou tri-weck at
nor snnuu IN aleace aud weekly at - inv vorably in al
rs otheryse - 81 will BE charged IN all Ne raPr
i M discontinued ex.eft fhc option OF the Propretof
'a,u ,u orrcaragrs shall have beei paid
inserted for 5Occns per square o
% r less fol Insertion, aud 3i cts ior each con
u,c une, ordered weekly, and then 81 cts
will he charged Insertion Ii the number
ru lac marked the NJ, it will be publishedt or
d.r,I ont and changed accordingly
"N TIL. hEAItiA RATES ARE
For one square. dal
Far Two do ~
T,r one lo seuI-w.ekl .
Two do ~
both papers subject to spe.
c Al contract -, ,.... T.. ,,...-. ,..,.y,i.., -,
or the advertisements charged at transient rates
- All now adyeri.g gments appear in the daiy ana trt
n,.kly papers, ,.,. ,,,, 49,, .d
ys Obituary notices winch eAeeen c'bi' ~ '"'i se
-. 1I, Tor II pxr
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VOL. 5...NO. 943
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
An NExQUuslTE LYRIC.

MASSEY.
All In our marriage garden
Grew smiling up to God,
\ BONNER flower than ever
Suekd the green warmth OF the 500.
q beautiful unfathomably
lis little life unfnrlcd
lifas crown of sweetness was our wee
White Rose of all the world.
From ont n gracious bosom
Our bud of beauty grew;
II fed on smiles for sunshine,
And tears for daintior dew.
Aye, nesting warm and tenderly,
Cur leaves of love were curled
So close and close about our wee
White Rose Of all the world.
Two flowers of glorious crimson
Grew with our Rose of light,
Still kept the sweet heaven grated slip
Her whltcness sanity white.
L the wind of life they danced with glec,
And reddend ns they whirld:
White, white and wondrous grew our wee
White Rose Of all the world.
With mystical faint fragrance
Our house of life she filled
Reyonld eneh hour some fairy tow'r
Where winged hopes might build
We aaw-thongh none like us might SEQ
Such precious promise pearld
Upon the petals of our wee
White Rose of all the world
But overmore the halo
OF angel light increased
Like tho mystery of moonlight
That iolds some hiry feast.
Snow white, SHOWS soft, snow silently,
Our daring bud upcured,
And dropt l. tho gravc-Gods lap-our wee
White Rose Of all the world
Our Rose WAS but in BLOSSOM;
Our life wns but in spring,
When down the solemn midnight
We heard the spirits sing;
aAnother bud of infancy,
With holy iews impcnrfd;p
And with their hands they bore our woo
White Rose of all the world.
You scarce could think so small athng
Could lenye n loss so large;
Her little light such treasure fling
From dawn to sunsets marge
In other springs our life may be
In hammered bloom unftirled,
Bni never, never match our wee
White Rose of all the world.
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NOIutE-Ehc subscriber rcs0rns hss tbnnHs
~ his old friends aud customers and the public generally
liberal busow ed him aud the dIor
which he has connected for thu last teen
the Building husuess in the city lie taka ms me
had OF Informing will continue tho building busi
ness az heretofore, both Brick and Wood Work
hopes by close application to business 10 retain t'r con
hdenee II that the larger portion OF his
hands slaves he expects work that Kind o labor
the most experienced white
lie acrs himself with his experience n'd by
giving hs personal attention 10 the nness to be able to exc
cute any that may oor such style to give sataiac
to his patrons. -
Ills Shop and Once Jefferson Street in rear Of Saun
lrby and Immediately opposite the shop DIVA Tenn
H. X where he will keep constantly hand all kinds Of
Tbers ready made work such IA sash Doors
Blnds Sc GEo Il. CuRLE, Agt
AN lI-dc
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.y,,.,,. Cs,EH..V PECTO

Z
644sry for thr rapid cure oi t0h2hs I"td'
IstsG, - ~ srseq,ss jr0arltjus UhcOpiHe C9agh,
J SiS.lgA<fY freD1 4sima ard COHsHmplon- ms
4 HISs&T a remedy ha, " for itself such no-hl'ty
<E1 f.r lis cures ot every Pulmonary disease,
kt> kKS that IT l. entirely unnecessary {" recount
Il PA XF the evidences % lis virtues in aaN rph-
bGL..AsszExl n,iuty where has been cniIhn3cd 70
szS sass~eS wiz l. the feld it's usetuness 49, SO
r1,'1- ,I - - il. rfres almost every sc'i'n "i
uulirlV known who nave oe,h
Yo.farrt ,.,. and even degenerate diseases OF 'he
uups m its , ,Tn ourr tried superiority over every
oiAcr , H. Eiu3 il apparent To- eseap" "hs' So
and its virtues known the puol" 81" '"k AZ
what anrotc to employ Tor the dsins a' o;rn TO our
c'touS uf the pulmonary organs Wh''n ave NV a., ,nrs
climate. Aud not or, forlndalr asNN Wl'"n VI" -
@ or A. miller yaf5et.s.s Of Odds Coughs, "ars.WsS
ald ,r H. ard safest nt''lclue ''
can io piitaia.d 1890 1T. s,,,;o,
As har long heen in constant nSe fhf'"P"" h Lent
We need not do than assure the f'pr " p, ar
oputo li ihat Las hc'n "od 'h'' 'u ' I,,~,sts
eli" Sod hy linn u >eay LHnch' ~ ana " S'' ~
aad Country Merchants tnrpng IN u al" state
Purcell, tadd i 10. Eielmoud. General Agents.
nov dEttin
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Tho African Ostrich.

The cry of the ostrich greatly resembles
that of lion us occasionally to deceive even tho
natives. Ii is usually heard early in the morn
ing and u, times also at night. The strength OF
the ostrich is enormous. A single blow from its
gigantic foot Gt always strikes forward) ls suffi
cient to PROSTATE, nay, to kill, many beasts OF
prey, such us the hyena, the panther, the wild
dog. the jackal. and others. The ostrich il ex-
ceedngy swift of foot. under ordinary circum-
stances outrunning a feet horse. "What time
she lifteth up herself on high, she scorneth the
horse and his rider" On special occasions. and
for short distance, its speed is truly marvellous.
perhaps not much less than mile in half q min
ute It's feet appear hardly to touch the ground,
and the length between each stride is not unfre-
quently twelve to fourteen feet. Indeed. if We
are to credit the testimony of Mr.. Adanson, who
says he witnessed the fact in Senegal such is
the rapidity and muscular power of the ostrich.
that, even with two men mounted on his back he
will ontstrip an English horse in speed! The os'
trich. moreover, is long wnded. if we may use
the expires sion; SO that it is the work OF time to
exhaust the bird. The food of the ostrich, IN Its
wild state, consists of seeds, tops, and buds OF
various shrubs and other plants; but it is dithcuit
to conceive how it can manage TO live at ALL for
one not unfrequently meets with it in regions ap'
parently destitute Of vegetation of any kind
=.
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uNOE THE S.AUIEs.-A new aud cn-y w"y
u making jelly without either boiling or straning ana
without
Through the kindness of of my Lady customers am
permitted furnish the above m01s Of making Jelly
A single five package of belatne will make u
pns jelly that will please eye the palate o the
fastidinus. JOHN. IL. AtAN,
auptt. druggist.
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EFAPIIsT ~ NhsEts.
I'D gohneno sousl,ts-ion Wrr, bnni-,

s q uNrrisr late Of retefabns. Va
$50 =. Wt0ft# late II tn firm II Hes.
a NWte, Riehmend. Aa
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ANDRETll's SUPERIOR \ u
j SEEDS-CROP OF ls56.-We have opened n fun sup
y the all tho various kinds In cultivation
in part the country The reputation OF these SEEDS
wei established 10 require any commendnon tal ana
s,tnplv at STRB1HER Il WIIITEHEAbS.
Druggsis Bank square
ara,is tfcb 6ts
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no CHINA, GLASS ~ EAVrUEN- kxH9
~ WARE, WA
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Ntku

W. WIIOLESAII ANU RETAIT WTIU
~ ANDREW BOYD, Importer aud Dealer III .>-'
China GLASS aud EatthouwRro looking olhssos liawhrn
aud Cutlery silver Plated aud Brtania are Wood
en- Willow Stuno are trandaos Tampa Fancy Goods
cAc SIdE rI Bto fiTcnth, MAIN 81,
IYNCHpuWu, VA.
nm now In receipt my spring supplies Of tho above
named goods great many other useful arteoa IN til"
mention MY stock iS
large drarable aud invite Merrhnnta Hotel Keeper" aud
otlfora ruy goods my line to call and examine
my prices before puiehasng as tldnk u viii be TO
their Goods going 10 the country VIII be sc
curely packed ANDREW bofp
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zFGs.inAWElsasIEEns.

ny sHaWrrurILoW.
IN eauicll ne how II Is thai,
- 4rl u,tr. whore tr You travel
fHata1l le tho rushing raiicar,
f.ak.B rs tho prddng stage coach,
'ftaR.t o, the gliding packet,
t. - hu. ehack "t N buggy
a. #h= tHtj,v, uu ih, mountain,
l. a.. Ba 81 and Ia the Village.
H= fig vHN..tc. IN the mansion,
i#lHe eHrc IN the cottage
IA tIas Court aud ~ the tourthouhe,
! gt s4lcsruum, At the market.
y h,arsue'er Your DUTY calls ven,
Ab4fesapNUr business bids Nnn,
N hrre Nou roam Tor rucreailuht
y rs iie Farmer why the Lawyer.
W lHe Mdlur. why the SAWYER
w the Merchant, why the Doctor,
NlY tha Teacher, wh1 the Preacher.
WIN The mon who take the taxes
Why tho sons of Nimshi driving,
Mhs tic railroad train Conductor,
Aud tire Engineer and Fireman
And Tire Baggage man. aud Agent,
Aud the men who own the stock,
And The passengers who ride;
tan vou tell me how " IS tint
All this multitude of mcu
App,al gcnteclly dressed "a we'll aa
Ihaee. y hu promenade N thesnut,
lgaadNae, Baltimore or NJ Dm Street
We~IH answer. thus We tell yuut
In Tia glorious Old Dominion,
Ia thg county known as tauiphell,
In a.. city known aR LyuchhprR,
IN tao Eastern side of Mniu street.
l. lie tinusc thrir garments come from
Gafm suts made as garments should hei
NiHaie to M the man who T,drs them.
Made to rear the man who gets them,
Mt8u by rules ot Modern Fashion,
A. Wi as any In the Nation.
Hence II il that In the District
Is HoWn rs Fith Congressional,
teq are found ho sccdy 20,
Few pa ucody that they may not
Wear decent suit of Clothes.
Mould YOU have your coat 10 iii YOU
WnaIl YOU have your pants To- suit Nnn
W eud YOU have n vest to please youf
Mould YOU have n suit complete,
Wei made, durabl, and neat
Ia aouable pretty, cheap
G8tH IAnchburg, come To l.ynthhurg,
1amrto lynchburg, come to Main street,
ii mot posted then inquire
Whete vou' get these wants supplied
IruH Tie crowd thcrc'il come an answer,
AM, or quick and kindly spoken
Al ih- famous CLOTHES BAZAAR,
SHHHiy you'll get suited there. zap RIA
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Y of reliable seed Just received aud for salehy
mar ~ STBO1IliR y WHITEHEAD.
ArEM sYKlNG s.OnES.-.Inn,cs a. ri gIcr

Co, IN receipt of their spring and Summer
stock Staple Fancy Dry Goods Contractors Phnera
will nnd the best Htncs suited To their
have offered aud determined 10 sell nA
cheap House Mehse call from purchasers be-
buying JAMES a. hlldLtk y 70
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NrOWIuN a AIExANDER,
Hlafn street j,

~ MaSn street,
orrrr ron sA1r 4 lAnqr ANp gisilS sTotf or
suGARs-Ncw Orleans, Cuha ani Coffee Sugars, Loaf
Crushed aud Powdered do
COFFEES-Mew Crop Rio, Old Government Java and La
sALT-Ashton's Fnctory--hod in clean Sacks.
sTEk-Mognain rlaste,3soqnd and IN Lump Jump
Rods, Band, Oval, Horse Shoe and every kind
srEEL-Blscrcd, aud Shear stcel-all sizes.
Flow MOuLDS-We keep supply Away on hsnd'
BALE COTToN-Ali numbers and sizes from Southern
Factories
GrANoNo Peruvian in quantities to suit purchasers
TEAs-imperal Green Teas and Black Tel Qualities
MOLASSES-New Orleans and Museovado MolAsSes
LIQUORS-Finc Old Whisky, Apple Brandy, Rum French
Brandy. Liquors of all kinds
IH"" aoca cs M ca" and Swec Oh for robaeco Mnufacu
to nil OF which we invite The attention oi anle' ana
Country Merchants at our old established stand 'on MAJ"
We .ii on Commission Bacon Lard Butter Country Lin.
ms Tobacco Wheat Corn and Produce generally and solicit
Consignment z mar .oo@e e,s;
upsANOs PIANOs.-Pnyne n Christi"n have
lust received two more beautiful Pianos
factured by WIN Knabe Co. Baltimore. We will sell them
their prices. Call and see them before purchasing
ma 25.ts.
NEW styles for Young aicn,-.-In store, and
ersg sh Persons wishing snch goods should call and
see this soc very large and of great variety empr
sing good many entirely new patterns OF the nsnn,anest
styles Of Dress Shoes L. h. ARMlSrED,
ap 3Ots Rep copy. near Farmers l,ank
wNVUus DRUM<--We hnyc just received ~
- snail supply of Drums, Hair Drums Not drums made M
but drums made ot new III
fay of Charms which he with other specimens OF
Hair Work at silly Ehl HUM q Nilr
m 6-ts DUMMY ,.olr.
A pRlL, 37th, ISjS.-Hsccivinx this day ana
opening follow ing goods Cashmere suits MHsailes
SHIRTS Frock and Dress Coats Black ana fany
Cashmere nT. Pants '"''' M" GLASS RAINEs.
ueAKDOTTIS sugar Drops Tor NofmsA
1 = fresh supply Just to hand and for sale by
- 5s,s SrROrHER q whirEHEAD, Druggists.
uNOR MANUFACTUEEKs.-A large lot Of
- isis JOHN H. SEAY, DrugUta.
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CARPET BAaas.-g bn,e Just opened "a new
~ and beautiful supply Of Carpet Bags aud SacheIs
an 15,a Z SFABtfRY.
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EpWVguEG ~ R0ySTEHs,-

A,snAagAS. EEsStf - 90, Importers 81
v rrru,h GnEsl aud Grnan Fancy G"ol" ma dealers
in Combs Bfu4Hs Blttsns Linen aud Cotton Thread sew
tuE sill nud ,ina generally. a Murray street Ne"
lIy
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A GEM.-An eminent modern writer beauti.
fully saws: THE foundation Of domestic hsppi-
ness is faith in the virtue Of woman the founda-
ton Of political happiness is confidence IN the M
teprity of man; and the foundation of all hsppi-
ness, temporal and eternal. is reliance on the
goodness Of God"
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Nxyr.su. .,~,.uyEHy aud SALE STABLE

NNTFFfIA NV NEVEHN md MAIZE STNHI'N
w MARKET 81. OFrosIIE MARktr HOUSE LfNcHbukd
Va prepared to furnish at the very shortest 10"
lice Horses A, H. and Bugge (the best in the cy)
Persons wishing ride In Hack drawn by fine Horses
with the polite and careful drivers can be accommodated
by me IL,
Gentlcmen wishing to take short afternoon drive WIN
adv in new Bu- ~ Horse, can be accommodated
by
Gentenen wing Pleasure Horses by sending them to my
Stable will have kept hue order aud always ready a
amomunts notice am also responsible for any damage uohe
Them while stable will hc pleased il the public VIII
give satisfy themselves that stable Is better
-f,.las Than any other i'm this city L. WILLIAMS,
s,lv I5.dts Proprietor
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


e.~ssg%7e, DH. HoHEnF naWLY, Dentist,
aIIfYNfYy stlenc, ~ MAIN ST, aud square above
p1rell, lete- . Jan l-it1
upROE Jas. 4. NtRFEE,
ARCHITECT.
sep sdiy iSNeirrne CotIrGr
,I,saoMN~ n,ArHFoRD, somn,is-ion, For.
1 wARDlNG PRODUCE MERCHANT rAtNtns.
huta Va P'"mrt attention paid 10 receiving and forward
ing Manufactured loba,ce,
Jess@ llar Co. VIM Bla,klgrd Or r r nlackford
beycrly Smith, Cashier Western Bank Va rakersburg
apr d3m
ENKANRatN n BROTHER. Wholesale aud
Ayt door 10 Lba'y Hor5hgase MIN ST. Lxnehb"rs, Ia.
EuXGEsA Os-E-'rhi. delightful Summer
ooah, very t ,iu seaboard rc ,l,ing in
all the tempting n>urc Of the salt Water region and
engage g,c tahlshaont the rank among
The Watering Places "' 'he country. ,os ero,p
old Point Comfort, May /. lsa7. Proprietor
may ldim
N..-ssA---s rAtNEl The New and Splendid steamer,
NJ for Cincinnati Nrest twenly i've cents per 100 fANt
so-Meas aud state Rooms included laug 2-ly
q Sos mEntmINis : skN fHtNeis6o GAI.-cor.
tlef 34 LE9\ 1taLI NY NIw lash2mraregnisr s attention @
ihr Virginia Manufacturers solicited
EFIKENCES- L. 4 \. Lawrence Il Co, Boston Allen
4 y "
Davenport Allen co, Edmond, Davenport Co, ludan'
Watson James T.. Heath, late auditor. and trcnshaw
Co. Richmond, Aotuiklc y Jones. Daniel Hurt floH
T C. Ferguson Co. and Miller cfcnshaw, Lynch
burg
Nn-nayne established a branch Of honsc in New
resident partner In that city will give his personal
attention to the RECEIVING nShppng and securing the low
freight comussion all goods consigu
ed Francisco House.
Messrs Ednoud Davenport Co will act for us al ken
nnnd aug % codly,
NyATkOSA7. HOTEL, stnnnton Sn. Fh"
" undersigned late proprietor Of the Taylor Hotel, WIN
chester having leased tie above named property tormer
the Woodward lIouse) would respectfully inf r
the public he prepared accommodate his guests in the
bes
Table shall always be supplied with the hest that the
His Stable which is second to none viii nj
he supplied h the hest Ter andattcntV brS
Passengers who stop the house desiring to take IN" Cars
the Ac which ka Road Houses
subject aud they always assured OF gIthE
reaching the Depot in time to secure tickets
and seats
Omnibus will always be found AT the Rail Road Depot
the Cars to take Passengers to aud from the House
free ot charge. w. ID GlLkESoN
feb 3.d6n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

6tIsEAV NOETHsERS 4 y ~ III -Egs.s..tss !::Iis-1
IN SOUTHERN NAIL ROUTE BE ST. $1nS~~~SAs
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND Al
EXANDRIA RAIIEOADS.-Ihe night Train eSvGs lioR
Street Station at allowing A. minutes passenger
from the Richmond Railroad for supper Omni
free of charg"
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Rchmnnd t. Gorlunsv vle So %
taordonsylc Washington by Orange and Alexandra
II. d. WIuTCOMB, sup Transportation
yl3.dScs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

y receiving weekly, young Gentlemens New Styles Of
oots and shoes wishing such goods should call and
see this stock very large and of great variety epmpr
sing good many entirely patterns of the hand.omcs
s,y1es ~ Dress Shoes l.. l.. ARMISrED
gan 40 IA Rep copy Farmers Bank.