Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
Cttp anu state Affairs.

Cttp anu State affairs.
BaKylrlks-Dr BENZ Blackboard IT,. has located in
this city and offers his professional services 10 the
public. His Office is st Alley, next door below this
ofice.--Navgttion has been reopenel on the canal
and boats are now making their rea4lar trips.-A
friend requests the Local to enquire why the gas has
been cut oil from the deuzeuS OF uptown on several
occasions manipulating them bcnghted Ea-
iighten him Mr.. Hupper.-fhe weather last week
rs beautiful as pretty woman rs mild As sum
zephsrs and as S~tet Is early levers--Re-
member the TableaLx and Concert tomorrow night
at Dudley lIalI.-M tie words ct n departed
statesman, the Market House WAS heard 10 eae aim
the other night Il stll i've Ike that statesman We
hope IL may soon live ONLY ia memory and IA our
Ambrotypc, which Tanuer to X - Irlcpripa line
has been established between Norfolk and Petersburg
md works we'll.
To-SIGr citizens Will have m opportunity of
enjoying rare mental repsst aud At the same time
contribute TO puise~orthy and patriotic object An
address A. heretofore announced. appropriate the
anniversary of the birth Of WAsnINaroS will he de-
iyered at Dudley Illl by DR.. Burrows, of Richmond
the proceeds to be Appropriated to the fund be-
ing raised for the purchase Of Nj. Vernon Dr B. is
gentleman OF high intellectual eudowments, and
Will not fail to interest his audience aud do Justice 10
his exalted theme; that ali who attend may conf
IDENTIFY anticipate being more than pleased with his
effort. Bu aside from that consideration, another
motive urges US TO give presence on this occasion.
The OBJECT sought to be promoted Is one which mp
peas strongly TO the sympathes OF MI who love their
country AMI revere its father The home of WASH-
ISGroS sleeps IN wasting dilapdatlun-bs grave lies
in decay and neglect. and grateful People seek to
redeem them from ruins and visit them with the
decorations and afectionate Offices becoming the de-
scendauts OF nations bencfietor 10 the spot honor
ed as having once been the home and now sacred AS
containing his last mollcring remains. This motive
is strong one-appealng more oreibly than words
eau to us TO give our cooperation To- the schemS aud
We close with mere expression Of the hope that
Overlooking house will greet the orator tonight.
Sow THAT You NAV RFAP-The Spring trade will
open ina short time aud we feel thai We shall have
done the business community Of this city great benz
eft il succeed in impres>ng them with the impor
lance aud advantages 10 Lcm ota literal aud proper
system OF advertising. 1t To hc feared that few Of
our business sufficiently appreciate the benefits
of extensive advertising. Many OF the most success
full merchants in the country, contemporary justly
remarks, who began life with limited capital have at
tribued their prosperity and ultimate wealth 10 their
advertisements. The largest fortunes TINT have been
realized in the mercantile profession have been built
up by this means. II our business men would reflect
for moment they would see for themselves that their
expenditures in this way are indeed the most lrOGta-
bic investments they can make. The public are thus
constantly reminded where they may obtain what
they seek. II anything IS wanted, II newspaper IS
consulted to ascertain where il ray most convent
entity and cheaply he procured Those who advertise
have thus an immense advantage over those VINO 10
not. In the Eastern States where these advantages
are more thoroughly understood an appreciated,
chants and agents and manufacturers, physicians and
lawyers men o' very e"e' W.T. ooon1' 'niN Vi
oPe'i"5 - - ~. .a.s.t.-,.,. IL -.
mence or expect to carry on business successfully
without advert sing. \ manufacturer might make
the very best article IN MS ilne ana might nave tue
means CT suppl mg III creation upon oetter terms
than any one else OUT, uneSs ne maNes tneSe i'etS
known TO the eomlh',n''!' ''' us'''' 't us WIS
will be limited To Inc IL" VINO nave "ectae"'aHs us
covered their excellence and cheaFness. merchant
may have the best selected STOCK Oh sooas IN Tue mar
ket anu tie wiling 10 sell III lne very LOWEST PI'ovS'
but, unless ne "aEPFHsts' ~ WI! n"''
few customers. Day aier day instances are citeu OF
the oenehcIlI ana p'oh'''4e '"tl's u au' e''S'u2
Remember these facts, merchants, mechahi's ana
professional men OF Ll heuoure' hua "''eF"se Hoei-
ally
,, >,
IHE WEATHER 'or So'"e ny - nus ,1"'' an
reasonable men 1egln 10 'ainh Oh nsn'h! Inc oeea-
Nessrs Fisher, opposite the Nor'eli House. keep on
hand taII supply o. me most approved 'a'N'e' as
Wen as Oh even unI 's' TX ~ W. v,
sportsmen and sporting "'Nf 'hr'n c',i "'eh you
feel yourselves af""h 'o"'i1s ''ie WAFER eou'Ses'
woods or heids.
y,cnr,.r, Fol, DIST ,s5-
NJ. E3'o In Your notice OF the entertainment
at dudley Hall on Ihufsdah nsh'' You HeElerted
to mention what was eener"ity fonSldefen ',e ',esa
feature IN the prog ""',,r t D
served up ny WI ti'9|"' ~ Wv ~ ,.
House., which Tor pienituue' lua''1' anu p'n"'H u
arrangement ceula moi n"'e peeu su'l''7eo ~ ''a
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The East 4tNN; ANp A. ,1 ~ 10. r
Is ti4telihR ,' e ,',s,a oarI IN ,bo
ana Nlr9ihl' "a,''o"u III ~ -
present year, oNr ua, a raad
:,,rt III If what il To he ;be great thorough