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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

CAN'T MAKE 4 BEp.-When you see
a young lady so very delicate that shc
can't make her own bod, OF put coup
pie of plates upon the table, and yet
trots ali ever town daily, with the speed
Of race horse, to tumble nonsense with
the Softpathcs and Shippers, and Jcn-
kinses, and Duzenborries, just chalk it
down that she's piece of calico you
can It invest single penny or pulsation
in. 4 girl who hasn't the muscles to
lift three feathers and pillow case, but
can tire locomotive and whole omni-
bus line out of breath, is an institution
that, like prussic acid, is to be kept
clear of Young men will please button
up the fact in their memory.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

sa-O, hoops hoop! to what abuse
are thou subjcctcd?- though sometimes
thy prestige is acknowledged, as wit
ness the following from some ingenious
imitator Of the Byronie: 4.asa.ss LINN
Roll Oh, We mostrouS wha iebone hoops-roll on
Ten th6usaud ssiu:bs are launched at you IN VAIN
Man mlrks the world in his restless course, ,..-
Bat cannot touch the hoops-they laugh to scorn
Jokes puusters. cergymen. the press and oil.
And when they die at last, as die they must,
Twill be because they've. gone the aPpointct
round, ...... .-t
Even rs the spheres who circle in their course,
Rolling amid Brother spheres in rival song.
And. till their course is ended in dark night,
Career with woudrous thunder-specd along
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
5rIllrlrtt purtrg,
TN TIE mOON-AN ODE.

o Mistress of the night,
9Ht When Earth Is shorn Of light.
And darkness Teils the face of nature DER,
And; street rcscunds 20. hurried steEs no more,
When all creation sinks to gentle sleep,
And Stiffness rules the earth aud mi ghty deep,
s1+y.,sF ls-f Thy advent make.
. Thy mission take, a.
Aud upward
Serene and calm along the blue-arched sky,
In solemn. Stiffness take thy heavenly way,
Wreathe nature round with beams OF silvery dy
More lovely far than those she wears by day,
ssshs And thus DER mankind in repose, ''-. r
81 Thy mighty vigilance disclose,
And swectly smile on all,
= Who dwell upon this earthly ball,
= liz.A Aud higher, higher,
Higher,
Ascend thy. well known way,
lu,.s And let thy slumbering ray.
Flood mountain, valley, hill aud plain,
Although beneath thy placid reign,
The battles storm may rage in VAIN,
afi around the slayer and the slain.
sat f. nj ku.fauI Roll on h'.
r. Encased in silver beams, ..-
'H7 As a goddess when sh e dreams,
: c1t And tea ch man in silence and in tears,
~; When bowed down with cares and fears
That thy splendor is of Good, y -y
'i'i'' - it The God of endless years.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

B&3@A wife i'll Kentucky has shown
how wives may run away without render
ing themselves liable to be advertised as
having left her husband S bed and board.
She took the bed with her.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

nta. Somebody advertises for agents to
sell a work entitled 'IIymeneal Instruc-
tor The best 'Hymencal instructor We
know of is young widow. What she
don't know there is now use i'll learning.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

na- The gentlemen who attempted to
cut his throat with Il sharp joke, few
days since, has again mado a rash attack
upon his "victualinS department, by
;taLbin~ himself with Il point If hon?r
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

nsa. An enthusiastic girl states, under
oath, that the first time she locked arms
with a young man, she felt like Hope
leaning on her anchor, Poetic young
wpn.an. that.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
S| Coachman (to housemaid)-I
L Lii lca..n Ill. Gnr,,ilnr Anru

EaP Coachman Ito housemald)-l
think I shall leave this family, Mary.
Houscmaid-Why, John? -,---1
Coachman-Aw, well, Mary, you sec
they don't suit my style. They haven't
any marriageable daughters in the fam
lily. 4E".t - r@' ,
BGFA fellow went, a few weeks since,
into the store of a fashionable millincr
Have you any skirts?'' asked he,
"Plenty of all kinds,
"What do you ask a cord?' said the
chap. 80 @-
"a corded - replied the woman.
"Yos l want about cord. Up in our
digcings the pctticoats has gin out.
see YOU advertise corded skirts, and l
Thought while my hand was in, Ed take
what you had corded up
The millincr tainted.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

BD-It is said that bleeding partially
blind horse at the nose; Will restore him
to osight; SO much for the horse. To open
a mans eyes, you must bleed him at the
n0ckct
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

BGg-A tippler, who sqaintod awful
ly, used sometimes to mourn that his
eyes did not agree. ''It's very lucky
for you," replied his friend; ''for if your
eyes had been matches, your nose would
have set them on fire long ago"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
geIrft Mistfllung

f From Dhllou's Dollar Monthly Magazine
In SEARCH OF A SITUATION.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
In Boston.

FUTURE STATE.-An Irishman, who
had been reduced to a mere shadow by a
severe illness, was asked by his physic-
ian what he thought of a future state.
"Ah! dochter," was the answer, sit
makes no difference; yez amt left
enough of me for the devil to naturalize,
no how"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

naa-Onc half the world does not know
how the other half lives" should read
thus: One halfthe world docs not care
how the other half lives,''
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

na- The good heart, the tender feel.
ing, and the pleasant disposition, make
smiles, love and sunshine everywhere.
The young lady who burst into tears
has been put togcthcr again
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

BY MAURICE sILINGsBY.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

ALLEaHANY SPRINGS.

Uhl1S Watering pare h,Nutally known to the public
MI hv oponod lot the reception Of VlsitoiA the
ut June
lho rtscnt rruprtttats happy t. thai they
nave secured tho nerseos as General Manager Of JNo
Ii tot the American Hotel Richmond Va whose long
reeneo In the llnol lanoss we'll eanhshed
s aK"neman aud caterer Vueont that
y efhft Viii he made Ia gave satisfaction gucats
ihepn"crful curative rfopcres af this aud ts en-
eaeA la all diseases af the stomach Liver owols NarHans
sssten Ac will alteed by the (ameHt
raenloual which have heen effected by It's We
confidence tp all the former patrons IT the place
Arompcto NAIlilNG rs ADJUSTMENT hna aimee last
seah heru added 10 the
visitors For further particulars Cards
found IN Hotels. Cars. steamboats,.
spl ndd limo of Horse convoy visiora
from Shaw Vile To this place % mica, good road with
only one Hill between tho points
HRlpGES \ HOLT, propretora
JOHN T. LEE. Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
O,eniur and Removal Announcements.

The great sewing mNchIWe IVVCHT0Ts 0HT TITUUTTV-
tnrers T. NJ Singer Il Co.,, will, on Thursday, July
ID omen their new marble building on the corner OF
Broadway and Grand Street for in pection and busl
ness This establishment is the largest of the kind
in the world and equals in splendor of fitting ap,any
business house on the continent Our citizens viii
find it of interest to visit aud to the str ng visiting
the CITY, it will be among the foremost OF the many
citv attractions None should fail to 60 there before
leaving New York, who have the least curiosity to
know how sewing machines are operated, and what
can he earned by them. The firms announcement
will lie f,und in our papcr.-BrookBH Da'ly Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
Interesting from Warrington.

w ASlilNGloN. july =, 1SoT
Mr.. Defganiere. the Portuguese Minister nr-
rived here last evening. lie had an interview
to-day with the Secretary OF State relative to our
affairs with his government. and also relative to
difficulties which some Portuguese vessels rot
into a. being Implicated in the slave trade. and
which has recently beeu under investigation be
fore the courts in New York
Henry {. Murphy, our new Minister II the
Netherlands. left here to day for New York, hay
ing been sent for by the President As Mr..
Belmont Is shortly expected To return home the
administration desired MIR. Murphy to leave i'm
medatey for the Hague. He Informed the Pre-
sldent that his private business would not allow
HIM to leave before the first of September Mr.
belmont will. therefore. have 10 remain month
or two longer.
With reference 10 New York ffculties the
President Is wa'ching them closely. In CONVEX
satlon to day with distinguished New Yorker
upon the subject, he frankly rad that be would
not allow his officers to be divided. lie was de
termned they should bca unit he would have
an undivided party in New York if it were not
mor" than thousand strong.
The interior Department of thr government
learns that the lanchc Rio de To- Amelcanos, in
California, has been confirmed u } ,-eph j. Fol
som. This trpet contains thatv five thousand
and thirty six acres, and was purchased under
the old Spanish rule for sumo thousand six
five million dollars. The Fernandez ranche, con
trned To ID. l.. Fernandrz aud others. contains
seventeen thousand and eighty acres, Two San
Francisco town lots, a little mero than three II
ores IN extent, have been confirmed 10 Jacob i.
Leese and thcr> These lots are situated in
the very heart Of San Francisco. and now that
title is sound and secure, will perhaps be the
most valuable pec" Of real estate in that city.
The General Land Office has transmitted to
tiaS anfE H.,
fifty seven thousand acres Of swamp lands
These lands embrace some OF the finest agricul-
tural lands in the State
Major Deas, Assistant Adiutant General Uni
ted States army, arrived this morning from Kan
saa, and reports Governor Walkers complete
success III quieting affair, in that Territory
All the citizens are now in favor Of yielding ohe-
dience 10 the laws. No further difficulty Is APP
pretended.
The recent changes of the clerical force in the
Pension Office it i, believed has not increased it,,
efficiency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
al EST '\I.WN

~, LEXINGTON, Va July 3D. 1857.
, u Tie commencement exercises of Washington
urge TOOK place yesterday, and as usual were
attended by large and for the IN st part very
attentive audience. After prayer by the Rev. s.
II Houston, 1T Monroe county the following ar
d'r was observed in the delivery of spceebe. NV
'hr representatives Ut the graduating class;
1T, Saiatatory Addresses. in Latin and G. rcck
nV J" \ Chester Pad. An Oraiion on the French
Character, by } NJ Boyd. 3D. Cincinnati Ad
dfe,s' by A. 5. Pendleton. 4th Valedietory
Address, by A. II Jack son, ali of which, so
iaf n we were able to understand them wor.
hRhly cfedltable and interesting The valedic-
tory, being somewhat unique in style, appeared
10 nE"ru rather the most entertainments Then
followed M nhle. but tresome Baccnauren,e
Address tY III" Pre- idcnt. DR.. .Iuuk,n the con
i@f'nrut 81 the Diplomas aud the Robinson Me
GALS concluded til" exercises OF the forenoon
In" following is the list Of graduates. A. s.
fendIet"n, ot Lexington; j II Boyd. Of Lynch
oulg; w. \ Chester, of Arkansas; j. W Paague
oil k"ckhrlage 90; j C,mpbell, ol Moarae eonn.
ty;J L. Mnssie, at Augusta county; W. L. Pom
ga" ct R"ekbfdgo county; \. f. Arnold, of
h"ekbndge county: \. II JOCK son, of Harrison
UNITY.
he three first named received the Medals ~
rewards of superior attainment during the reru-
lar course These medals are Of Id, aud are
worth III The aggr' gate ninety dollars.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
I From the Boston Journal

NATIONAL DisuSioN CONVENT ION Rev MR.
HIaaiNsoNs MANIFESTO. There was a meet
ing of the State Disunion Committee in this city
yesterday, bat lis proceedings have not transpir.
ed. The object Of the meeting will tc under
stood, however, by peru,al of the following
circular whicha treni has paoed in our hands:
"WoKCEsrER. June % 1857.
Dear Sir: There will b. "A meeting of the
State Disunion Cnmmlitc" Ht u tninhill Boston
on "Wednesday neat tJnly | J ut IL NJ.
The sprcinl oiJect of the meeting is n con
ference with committee of the Massachusetts
Anti Slavery Society, Us Ia the expndicnoy of II
National Djsunion Convention, ut soma western
locality. This autumn.
Your Attendance is requested
Truly yours.
.E " IItrnINsnN Chairman
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
lance Is requested.
i'uiN Ni'H'ss
~. W. HiGGINsoN. Chairman"
FATAL ELECTION ARRAY IN KANSAS st

FATAL ELECTION ArfR>y IN kANsAs.-St
Louis, july >, 1857 james Lyle. County Re-
curder and Probate Clerk of Ienvenworth. was
killed by free State man named Halter ON the
29th ult. The aifray grew out Of the election To
Till vacancies in the City Council of Leaveu-
worth. Kansas, Halter was arrested, and there
were grent upprehensions of riot taking place
IN consequence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
LCMresnnndcnce of the Raliimnrn Sum 1

"AslllNGfoN. July b If rumor- are 10 be
relied upon thu government j, on the eve of hos.
iihtits with New Grenada. Venezuela and Costa
l'ca' Negotiations with New Grenada has. So
tar resulted III an a@gravHtian of the difficulty
by exciting the I,a>>o and prejudice, Of the
Greuadians. The new president, il is said is
disposed I" do US justice, but i. unable To control
or resist the popular feeling # conceited and
vain glorious race.
There are various and contradictory rumors
a- to the condition Of this questionable il i, as
serted that, unless our minister, Mr. Bawliu.upnu
his arrival, shall afford some prospect of Nh nd.
Jnstment OF the matters pending, this governs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

SAD AFFAIR-rhe Patkersburg (Va) News
says that among the killed 10y the accident on
the Marietta Railroad. was bride residing in
Inrmar. Va. who had been married only three
days. Her husband i not expected to live
WIN Williams Of llnrpers Ferry and jacob Ro-
mer, of Wheeling Y u, were among those slight
" injured Francis Pollard, one OF the badly
wounded has since died.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

NV loHE July 3d-Flour is guiet=eeles of b 900
Ibis : ATE 50 25aS6 II. ohio st 1oas7 .50 South
crn ,.2aa>, 60 Wheat is Gru,sales Of 900 hn h
cl--Nhitc Canadian 81 - Corn Is heavy; sales of
l2.o9o hnshcl- mixed s5c Provisions are dull -
Mes Pork S2o5o, BecG SIG 5oa$I7 40. Lard is
glcady ut l4AI DC. NhlahcN Is hrm 0hlo a2e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

A Hurricane visited Portsmouth. Va Monday
afternoon. blowing down frame tenement ON
Crabb street, aud inlurng Miss Rebecca Barrett
80 severely that she died the next morning Miss
j. wits II very interesting young lady, only
eighteen wears of age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
Death OGllOn. VIM. l.. Marcy.

Ntw NoRh, July 6.-rhe Hon. VIM. l.. Marey was
found dead in his bed ut Rallson on Saturday last
On his breast was n book lying open, and a letter
which he had just finished writing to the Hon John
VI R0lts WIS nlsn hnside him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

How IT WAS Btii.T The m n>tcr iron steam
shin Great Eastern hel"ng> to members of the
Institution If Civil Engineers, III London. VIII"
subscribed 81 GOO 600 tor building It, ms a
mount and the result exhibit the character OF inc
institution. and their ability 10 accomplish what
they undertake.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

ARRIVAL AT PHIiApELruIA OF FIVE HuNp
RED MoRMoNs. Philadelphia, July h.-The
ship fuscnroro from Liverpool, arrived here to
day. with five hundred aud Thirty Mormon pas.
srngers bound for Salt Lake.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
B \ 7 L l. L & r A PHI .
Rioting In New york-Loss Of Life

Nrw YoaR, July "a most serious riot occurred
here to day between mob from the Five Points and
party Of the Bowery boys. Eight persons were Kill
len, and about thirty including several police
were wounded. In another riot two persons we're
Killed aud about thirty wounded. 1t Is seid TINT cv-
policemen were conspicuous in all the Disturbances
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
VI AIR KlE -,

In Washington city on Friday, 9th nltimo by the
Rev e. W. Samson, Mr.. Gro. l.. BAKER, of leXing-
ton, Va. to Miss ELLEN VIRGINIA BRYAN, of Rock
bridge county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

w are requested 10 say that there will be a meet
ing Of the Trustees of Lynebburg College at the usual
place, this afternoon at o'clock. full ATTENDANCE
i requested rs important business will be presepte
for the action of the Board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

Nrw NoRK. July G.-Litefpool adveos 10 the cath
ut report hreadstuns duh with declining tendency.
Corn I'd lower; weather favorable fora good crop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
Arrival OGthc ColuInbin from Liver
DOOl

Nrw Noah, 1uly G.-Reports brcadatuns dull
Flour, Western Canal, aos Gda 32s, Baltimore and
Philadelphia -four 3s a92s Cd; Ohio 92s Cd 39s Cd
Red Wheat So 3laS9 30, White 50 boaSloi Mixed
Corn a6aa7l. Consols % a3la93l,
The general news Is unimpornnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
FIXTURE Of ~ nuul.iuv HOUSE

CHICAGO, July 3d.-Mrssrs. L. K Ilmckley
Co., bankers, closed their doors here this morn.
ing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.


the reception at Vi.toA II Ia near the summit
ii the AleFhanY Mountain In the Gannty Montgomery
Virginia about ~ miles from hanburr Depot tho VII.
gina Icunosaee Railroad
10 aerkng health pleasure this place
of the most delightful where be
mountains nf Virginia Tho powerful raivo properties The
wntrrh been long established For nil CutaneOus Diseases
Diseases Of the stomach and owps probably rNcea nny
In this state Tor Chronic Darrhma regarded specific
Ample arrangements have been made convey NsiiurR
and rnm the Springs In spsndd iior, Coaches nm
sR" by careful aud experienced drivers Alan
II Coaches viii be Kept readiness any the AL
lacent watering, other places OF
rlioS II FDWIKES,)
J. T. EbMINDSON ! prnpt,etorH
&. u. GARDNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

Rev. +. l.. Magoon has resigned the charge Of
the Oliver street Baptist Church in New York.
His congregation presented him with six months
ealary n gilt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
SALES BY AUCTION,
...-
THIS DAY.


ruNRgsC SALE az VALUABLE u.OT.-
iy virtue deed the gned
by George rcrcival r dated at Oct 1882 and recorded
tho tlerk Once ot the County tun If Campbell shall
Saturday. hc "oih iust NJ O'Clock. 4 NJ s.il public
auction. the prenss the yprablo lot In iaid
cd snE Ia the vicinity ef the residence uf Judge Daniel
Jr aud containing acres 1yrmA AT sse
RoBr J DAVIS. NJ
wM I SANcEN, ''"A'''A
Rep cory tia cioodt2t]e
Postpossmrn
The above sale Is postponed unii Tuesday July Tih Mt 3
O'clock at which tme will positively h. sold without
u AN,us Auer " ~ Trustees
q lnnIIllnlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
HECTOR DAVIS.
auciionccr aud Commission Merchant,
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES

FOR THE SAIL OF NEGROES
iutclg 0crpsd bg PiLiIiN BitfSO Frank
lin Stfda Richmond, Ia
NNIu endcavor, by strict attention 10 the interest Of
w those listing their business 10 him, merit the pat
rnnage literally bo the late ct Pulam
Davis and soicits the patronage Of the public generally.
have jail of aud will board all Negroes intended
for my sales at 30 cents per day HECTOR DAVIS.
TBNIE Subscriber oheerfry recommends Mr. Hector
Davis his friends of l. uchurg and It's vicinity and
pledges for him the representative OF their interest aud
soes for him their patronage ~ Ny OFFICE viii be AT
his Rooms, Franklin Street, Richmond. Va, where
vii be- happy with my friends visiting rm nd Tor
the purpose of selling Negroes X. IL DAVIS.
ir 2aIy
NNvsIIIAn~' LIVERY AND SALE STA
w BILE, MARKET PLACE dhetwcen Post otic" and Mar
ko Housed LYNthbrHG Va am no" prepared 20 furnish
the very shortest notice IoRsfs HACKS and BuGGfs the
very best in the city.
Persons wishing ride HACK drawn by fine
Horses, with the polite and careful drivers ran be accom-
iuodated Williams Stable
t.antle wishing take short afternoon rid" with
Lady a Buggy with fine Horse, be accommodated
u Williams Stable Patronag" respectfully solicited
e21-ts + WILLIAMS, Proprietor
NIARSIuAII SALT AEEOAI.-75O SACHS
WI Marshall Salt afpat, daily expected FIR sale low from
the Vessel Orders solicited before II goes int" store"
ie Ists a 5. LEE. Richmond
NISIasiINSs sEINEs.-Nn hand or mud Ia or
n der of any length depth ready rugged ir Immediate
Orders from the country promptly attendedt6
ie 20 A BOYD, Agt for The inanuiacure
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
United STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
NOW Is THE TIME TO ADVERTISE!
To the sIercbnuts Mechanics nd II III on n Il
Wen of H. ne hburg,

AND THE PTBLIC GENER1LLY.
Ii PERSONS wishing to advertise their BUSINESS or
"A PROFESSION in the following papers, Tor which am
gent them having A LARGE CIRCULATION in the
Western South Western counties of Virginia and East
Tennessee, will please call on me;
VIRGINIA AND TENNIS SEE NEWS, Bristol
WINDOWS KNOXVILLE Tenn9 WIG.
NINDIGATOR Jonesborough Tenn.
G GAzEFTr STAR Lexington, Va"
R Ria@iSlAI, Abingdon V"
I SrNoeRAr Liperty,ya
sALLM REGI I,It, Salem, Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence t'rayscn CO. Va
Vh11't'E Wi,1c Fmcastle. Va,
MoNTGoMEKi HERALD Chrfstiansburr, Va.
wYlHEvILLE TELEGRAPH, }wythevillc. Va
WNTHENlLLE TIMES,
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union. Monroe county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jefersouylle Tazewell county, Va -
Persons wishing advertise in of the above papers WI"
find their INTEREST call at the Office of the
Lynchburg Nrgnian, Up sfAts where contracts WI be
made, aud advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
Il, will and forward advertsing to any paper
the tuicd States. A NADDll.i:'
apl2ts Foreman Nirgiuan Once.