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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
Election of Officers.

The Annual Meeting for the election Of
Officers for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of other business, was held on
Thursday evening, Sept. Esd, 1853.
The following Officers were elected.
President, HENRY UrT, of Lima.
1st VfceP res't., john DoDGE, Beetown.
I'd Vfce Pres't., EDM. HARRISON, Lancaster.
Cor. d Rec Sec.JoHN G. CLARK, Lancaster.
Treasurer, THEo. NJ BARBER, g"
additional Members of Erecutiue COME.
Epw. EsTABRooK, Platteville.
JoHS GILBERT, Washburn.
MiLAs K. YOU'VE, GienHaven
j. E. DoDeE, Waterloo.
ADRIAN CARNs, jamestown.
Attest,
JAMES PRIDEAux, President.
]. E. DoDGE, SECRETARY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
Reported for TIE Herasd.
ANNUAL FAIR OF
Grant County Agricultural Society,
HELD AT
LANCASTER,
I'd and Esd days Of September, 1858.

There had been before some organ
izations Of the friends of Agricul.
ture at Plattevllle, Hazel Gree Z
and elsewhere; also, one or two Associa-
lions had been formed at Lancaster for
the breeds of stock, but no
efficient County Society was formed till
some eight or ten met at Beetown on
election day three years ago next Novem-
Der. Among these were the Dodges,
Prideaux, and others who continue in the
work. Since then the growth ofthe Grant
County agricultural Society has been
rapid to satisfy the most san
guine anticipations of its founders. At
the first Fair, two years ago, there was
but little interest manifested, few articles
on exhibition and but few were there to
see. Last year, there was marked lm-
in all respects.
AT the late Fair, the exhibition was
highly creditable to Grant County. The
number of entries was unexpectedly large,
here being in all departments $50, which
20 greatly exceeded all preparations Of
books, clerks, committees, DC, as to cause
confusion and delays from first TO LASH
We here remark that candidates for pre-
miums as well as the public should be cor
indulgent towards the officers
who had charge, because they had no
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
For the Herald
Banter to Try the SPEED Of Horses.
A PRorEsANr
To MEssRs. BATES,

A0AseS1 ~ IA aAS SE'OSsA " AA"A ~Sria
To MEssks. BATES,
Proprietors Of g W1Id Rover"
We have expressed to each other that
betting was strictly against our principles;
but what Others see fit to bet, is nothing
that concerns us. As you declined to
compete for the prize that [ offered thro'
my advertisement, l cordially invite you to
meet me at Lancaster with your Horse for
a trial of speed, distance, from / to miles,
best 10 3. Horses to trot in harness "a
gainst time; the ground to be selected bs
committee Of two, and neither Horse to
tyot on ground that he is used to; trial 10
take place any day that you choose, in De-
tober. AS we are not betting men, will
pay you $l5 for your day. 1t is the com
hin5.tion Of qualities that gives the great
est value to the horse: after trial, if you
can exhibit your Horse in any shape to
atch Morgan Chief fer that style Of ac-
ton such as fashion demands in every mar
k+t, | will make you present of 500.
If yeu have confidence in your horse
aid have desire to satlsfy the people that
he can beat mine by fair trial, L firmly
believe You will not fail to meet me-
Please to signify your acceptance and spe-
city the day through the Herald, as 1t will
give general NOTICE; furthermore, rut a
stop 10 all further contention, and satisfy
the public as to their ability to perform !;
4lso, tie true time the horses can make.
As Our horses were timed on the day Of
neither one struck a gait inside
Of minutes; owing to the roughness Of
the ground my horse took nothing more
,lan his common road gait and | presume
that il was the case with yours.
Having By advertisement in the Herald
offered prize OF SIS for sue
cessful competitor to my Horse, did not
enter him at the County Fair for premi-
um. LEGRAND EASTMAN.
Lancaster, Sept. 25th, 1853.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
re- Gov. Denver of Kansas, is sa

m Gov. Denver of Kansas, is said to
have resigned lis place, to take effect at
some future time. We doubt it. In the
mean time the Gov. refuses to convene the
Kansas Legislature, presuming if convened,
it " ould form constitution with which APP
plication would be made to the next Con-
cress for admission into tie Union. Gov
erner Denver designs to aid the admins
tration in keeping Kansas out of the I'm
ion. Judge Conway, however, writes a
letter showing that the Lecomption con-
stitution, which was fairly adopted and
fairly submitted to the people and by them
approved, is sufficient under which to claim
admissions so that probably Kansas will de-
mand admission under that constitution.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02

Black, pr 90
Rag Carpeting: Mrs M [ Black, pr l 90
Pair Worsted Stockings, Mrs NJ I
Black, pr l 90
Stocking Yarn, samples: Mrs N T
Black, pr 90
Fourteen yards Flannel: Samuel Bar
stow, pr 90
Three loaves W heat Bread: Mrs F
A Bevans, pr SO
Rag Carpet: Joseph Horsfall, pr / 90
Quilt: Levice Rose, pr l 90
Two pieces Jeans: 3 d leaf: Mrs
Hammons, Of Hurricande, pr l 90
Linen Stockings: Mrs Jane Powers,
premium l 90
" hole No. entries il this class and nasn
Der, 8.
Glass H. No. l4-Fruit.
Best 10 varieties Of Apples: DR.. B
F Young, pr l 90
Best vari s, tia S DR. B F Young, prs 50
IS varieties Cultivated Apples: II
w Hodges, pr so
35 kinds Seeding Apples: A E Xii
Catawba Seeding Grapes: A E Kill
by, premium 80
Whole number entries IN this class and
number, IA.
Class H No. 15-Discretionary Department
Currant Wine: Geo H Cox, pr S sc
Two year-old Steers: W " Barstow,
pr 90
Chinese Sugar Cane Molasses: Eze
kiel HARRISON, premium 50
Bushel Timothy Seed: A E Kilby,pr 50
Peck Dried Apples: Mrs A E Kilby,
premium so
Single Harness: John Kregor, pr l 90
One-horse Wagon: Thomas Vogels-
berg, pr 0O
Thee sizes Cordage: Samuel Moore,
premium l 90
Black Radishes: William Hurssey,
premium SO
Sharp's Rifle F Rhodes, premium1 Oo
Horse Shoes: Wln Farncombe, pr Sc
Rifle and Shot Gun Combined: Leo
Anshets, premium l 90
One Crayon Head: Mrs NJ A Bellows
premium 90
CoIored Cravon Head: Mrs NJ A Bel
lows, premium 50
Monocromatic D.awing: Mrs M A
Bellows, premium SO
Polychtomalic Drawing: AIRS M A
Bellows, premium so
Two water -colorP aintiDgs: Mrs NJ A
Bellows, pr 80
One piece Sessia Mrs NJ A Bellows,
premium so
Cider Mill: Henry UT, pr | 90
Four specimens Monochromatic: Miss
E Burr, pr SO
Bushel Sweet Potatoes: Geo W Har-
ger, premium 90
Twenty one varieties Apples Dur
lington, Iowa. Geo " Harger, pr l 90
Hungarian Grass Seed: F II Bonham
Double Carpet Covcrlid: Mrs NJ I
Black, pr 81
Bird Cage & Birds: ] H Evans q "
Il Beach, premium l 90
and 2 babies
" hole number entries in this class and
number, so.
Glass Z. No l6-Ladies' Discretionary Depart
nent -
WoollenCoverlid: Mrs NJ I Black, pr SO
Stair Carpet: Mrs Black, pr so
Lounge Cover: do 80
Hearth Mat: do so
Two samples Tow Toweling, bleached
and unbleached: Mrs Black, pr so
Table Cloths do SO
Five yds. Kersey: do SO
Corded Skirts: do so
Six shades domestic working Worsted:
Mrs Black, pr so
J Tb Linen Sewing Thread: MrsBack 25
Quilt: Miss E o Woolley, 8 years old so
Boquet: Mrs Richard Myers, pr so
Ottomans: Mrs Levice Rose, pr so
Hair Wreath: Mrs d M Russell, pr so
Embroidered Skirt: Mrs E A Burchard so
Stand Spread: Mrs NJ E Holloway, pr so
Embroidered Tidy: Mrs J Barber, pr so
Stool Cover: Mrs DR. Hyde, pr 80
Ottoman Covers: Miss Julia Hyde, pr so
Stool Cover: do so
Embroidered SatcheI: do so
Card Drawing: j H Evans, pr so
Whole number Of entries in this De-
partment, 80.
ATTEST,
JAMES PRIDEAUx, President.
2 nopcr Cocref0ry
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02

Madison Court House and Post Office.
There has been an appropriation Of $780,
900 by Congress, for a Government Court
House and Post Office building at Maids
on. The Engineer in charge of the Treas
ury Department writes that the finances Of
the Government will not permit any new
buildings of that kind to be started now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
=, SURGEON DENTIST.

t1D'e'sal'ehbacher, is permanently located in
seEssk "!li Visit Lancaster
'ety Two months, commencing with Oct
ss2 "a; and will Visit Potosi
aav VI same month,-tAe balance of time
'ssa0s ne ne mouth attended TO with prompt
ss's II%Slns over 3 cavities and wish to save
q Peg1se goid Filings at the low price of 81, 60
Ssls sbsa wishing teeth olier 10 make teeth
~s1tas. Ss.;ss eat with them the FIRST week, if
s4aetlon given in all cases, or no
lssth is
rs "a H.;n acted without pain with Galvanism.
street. over Beyans' Book Store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02

10 DAVIES Co. FAIR.-We see by the
Gaiena papers that the Annual Fair of
the 10 Davies County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will take place on "wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, Oct. 9th, 7th and sth,
we suppose. at Galena.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
Treasurer Of Leavenworth, Kansas

I gives US pleasure to notice that our
old friend, JNo. Mckee, formerly of Poto-
81, Wis, has been reelected Treasurer of
Leavenworth City, Kansas, by vote OF
fully two 10 one over his opponent. The
vote stood MCKEE l,150-ToDD575
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
H. BANTER. H. Es.,

(LArE OF SARATOGA, y. ~
MOULD respectfully inform the public, that his re-
II sidepce il IN the north part of the Town OF Ian
L' little east 0f the School-iiouse neat Mr. A. DH
e. shre his Professional Services in the Pi.ctice o.
iviciHe, ssr.ety ana Obstetcs can be had.-Jan a0t
L, IyGS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
COBB s. NgESSNRG ORE
Dr.. Thomas w. BaIaAell,

HAVING permanently located in Lancaster Will give
Bis undivided attention 10 the practice OF lis pro
.sIun as Ply stefan and Surgeon.
He NAV he found at all times AZ the Drug Store-un-
.. professionally engaged
general supply ol Family Drugs and Medicines viii
aks for sale at the old sand Of Bradshaw L ;LsiI
prepared ny myself.
lancaster MAY 26th 1856. 49-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
J. R. HYDE. W. 3D..

(Ldte Of F0tsdam, n. ID
HAVING permanently located IN Lancaster, offers his
II Professional Services as PHYSICIAN y SURGEON.
!, sactjce has been over 20 years
st,5ance md oiiee at the place formerly occupied
nlgJ o. Wood gaIlcs,ster, Wis Jan. Isl Is56 29-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
WIN. r.. CARTER.
J. Il. MILLS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN
Is associated with the Hon.V. ELLIS, OF
Washington City, in the prosecution of Boun-
~ Land, Pension and all classes Of claims
against the United States. iU5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-02
E.BRINCKyFAyN s. CO..

C4SS lie.
lSSAhAL Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
.SAeiS in Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, Dry
= a .s lust opened their large Store and Ware
&c solicit the patronage of the Citizens OF Grant
: ~, SaSh paidtor all kinds of Produce.
k~s'Dec. 10th, 1855. 26-h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09

it, why have you got itY "Yes," "Oh, IL
you have got IT, | do not want it; but If you have
not got it, want it very bad" With hthe exception
OF short time during the late difficulties, al per-
sons have always had the privilege Of going away
from here when they pleased, and have been re-
peatedly invited to do 80 if they wished TO, and
certain class did not avail themselves of the priyi-
lege but when snid tha. they should not 70 un-
TIL gave them permission, learned those spirits
and they have gone.
want the clay we'll ground and we'll worked
over. lwant the pure in heart to receive their
blessings, aud to lie free from the expressions Of
the wicked.
God bloss you my brethren and sisters: Amen.
SrIciDEs-An old man named JAMES THoxAs.
residing with Mr.. Daniel Finch, of North Castle.
Westchester co,N.Y committed suicide on Thurs
day by sbooting himself with pistol. The fami-
ly Of Mr.. Finch were ut dinner at the time, and
hearing the report ofa pistol in u shop adjoining
the house. Mr.. Finch went out to learn the cause
whom he found Mr.. Thomas dead, the ball having
passed through the brain. Mr.. Thomas was about
60 years Of age, aud was subject to fits Of abera-
ton lie had made several previous attempts to
destroy himself by taking laudanum, but failed,
he taking it in too large quantities.
Mr.. Jacob Plant, 30 years Of age, died in Man
chester, Mass; on Monday last, Of voluntary star
,atlon. Mr.. p. was paying attention to q young
lady of tho town some three years ago, but his
proposal for marriage was rejected. This di.ap-
pointment preyed upon his mind and he soon Of
forwards attempted to blow his brains out but
only succeeded in destroying both eyes. He has
consequently remained blind for three years. Du-
ring that time he made IN unsuccessful attempt
to staryo himself The second time he wassuc-
meeting his end M above stated. lie
had partakcn Of nothing for nine reeks but coffee
Swee'ened water and phno-fnding his chief
susienancc during that time from the fat Of his
system.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09
Brigham to tho Saints.

Our correspondent at Salt Lake City forwards
files Of the Dcscret NepS. BRIGHAM YOUNG has
directed the publication Of his discourses to the
people, after long lapse, during which neither
his utterances or those Of the Elders have appear
ed in the columns Of the Mormon organ. speech
of BRIGHAM delivered in June, contains a passage
which indicates that the Presidency decides to
main in occupancy. The stories Of the pla-
ted departure Of tho Saints o. some retired spot
appear to be entirely exploded. BRIGHAM. after II
long homily, very tcmperntely worded gives his
followers this counsel:
| will now say few words on business affairs
road up Provo canon is much needed, and VIC
want ten or twenty companies OF labOrers to go
to work upon it forthwith, in order to finish it
in about fifteen days, so that you can go into
the valleys Of the Weber where there is plenty Of
timber.
| understand that a Company has been char
tered by tho Legislative Assembly to make that
road and if those will come forward we
will take the responsibility of making it, We
shall need about five hundred laborers. | also
want nill race dug some thrcc-quartcrs Of u
mile in length, and excavation made for the
foundation of a grist-mill, When that is done, we
will plan something else, for We want every one
to have the privilege of being actively engaged in
some useful. occupation. We want inen to labor
in every mechanical pursuit that they can, for
| believe that the time will come when We will
have to depend upon own resources, and
pray the Lord to 50 hedge up tho way and shut
down the gate that we may be compelled to de-
pend upon our own manufacturing for the comforts
Of life
Last Spring wanted to detect somo spirits
that could not make manifest to the people, only
in the course then took. There are those who,
when they know they have liberty to act in GER
tain manner do not about moving in that
direction; but if you say they cannot or shall not
they are then very anxious to do so That class
linda of ha yvhp Haxl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09
NEGKOE. WANTED.

NEGROEH WANTED.
THE 81 CBSC RI u ER buy my nam.
Der Of Negroes of both from thirty years
also Women aud Children for whom highest
prices will he given Persons in the country will
their homes by giving description add me
at Ly ynchburg Va W. ii. MOUNTCASTLE.
ma4 dkcly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09
Il lea. whcir they purchased second supply ot
Spring. AND ~ NJ M Elk GOODS.
NEW CASH STORE.
\ . G. /. J.. w | -,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCGR,
UAs tAk'nthe large and comm"di"us house, Main 1T
y iurmeri, occupied by Joseph Nown "a door above
Mc-sls thouird and Thnras IIa DIV Sio.c aud op
poste Dr. Jonu II Scay's Drug Store
nm receiving large and we'll selected stock of GRO
CEKIES and HrAPLE DRY GOODS. bought exclusively for
.ash and which will be sold ric that fall TO give
satisfaction tn all VII" tav"r wih call As de-
ierninrh b do business thu cash py.tcm extra induce
nens Will be offered TO cash buyers those desiring
change for country produce
stock oi \" | PERUVIAN GCASO always on hand
extend particular invitation 10 the old customers ui the
firm of A & Lewis. formerly in the Dry Goods
ihis ity) to give call as well as the public generally
mar - dts u. LEWIS
W. TATCn O1I.-KeIIy'- suprr1ne Watch
w I'll. For sale by j. H. THOMPSON CO..
h Il.th Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09

" rhis Is IL" most reiahle SEWING MACHINE ever
Offered IN This market both IN the quy Of its work its dn
rabity and simplicity, The operation learned
than that OF ans other Machn-. willie works with
evenly laid scam mn,l anrr ha "in,,, nnnd w"rh Will
both sides f the cloth stitched alike" rraling beauty
the most elegant hand work 1t rarely Of working
r.uurs rpairug and 80 sinplc an operator can
perform all ordinary rrpars until out Win
e'r advantages over other Machines "" feel confident
L"d Fatent Serins Mafh,ss wl hes, the "t
Families all kinds "t Manufacturing tloier Taors. B"oi
and shoe Makersor others requiring in thcrmork
Harness aud Saddle Manufacturers wl hnd this Machine
that vi" do their wo,k in rapid aud substantial manner and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
much sewing will find this Macn" particularly adapted 10
ttr wants, besides saving Labor enough in cw months Ia
wo thar docs n" rpoa,> and that looks nn'a than
sands Of Dollars by nsng his Maolnr while for
.- hs work done IN leather by this Machine Is boei than
:i"he in any other way
Tie editor the urd,tovn Gerrpjo Patriot says. when
ed II wholly 'amiiy but ununrcd 10
on leather II cd on llncs, and Carag" Trimmings aud
many of n.ir hhors can testify supc,iy
wok was. both beauty and gih
and we feel confident Tor TIM alone the mae hne has sa,ria
bor enough cost On. of our ndshhors whohas
large ri ,ntati"n says worth the Of his two best
hand. the ',ue saves IN M king tn" rest Ev
cry Machine have sid ~ tia. Ncn A4, given h"
est satisfaction ana several nt'nd to order Marhns from
YOU
Extract from letter written hy gentleman owning
ranlatiun New orleans Your two Ut'ds Fdcat Sr
then and with the best Of practical results In less tan three
weeks he two operators them finished complete suit OF
and find the tine saved using them has
than paid their cost
Another Planter used 10 employ three four hands
making clothes the but purchased yonr
fsds Taeaf rin Machine ne hand does the s.wing io
The whole plantation, Whale fe 1t aking nearly
all the clothes of the family couhdent the Machine
for iisrf three months
". wish a.i Tho need Machine examine these, they
the simplest aud best for Family ns, Plantation
nth where stitch i required Price Utc0 Parent
.SrinR Machine : 100 and
WHITNEY LYON, Propri,i ,iors.
3ij Broadway, New York
~ Sold by a S ENGLEDOVE, d ,aler in FAM Goods
Bpnnfts I.vnrhlu,g ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09

lVVsOOO ED-Wc will pay the highest mar kc
price for all rne Red and White heat brought
kc Persons having such for See Us be
fore selling Bags furnished upon the usual terms.
arg2;s CAMP SMITH e. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09
II ossEK'. C0NcENTRATED ESSENCE


h or BAY LEAvES.-Preparation ,fthe Bay Leafhave
cen extensively used throughout the worl Tor centuries
remedies for Nervous Heasche the
cad generally AMI for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair bay
Rum partessray mas occupied prominent position in the
estimation and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands Of admias Its equivalent the pru
ple of the Bsy IA minute that real bene
1T he effected aud therefore simply palliative and
too feeble for Of The Diseases for which this valuable
.dv IL SO well ads ptod.
ROssER's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
h"dy series u chemical experiments and has a last been
hr"nFt to hat sfat- concentration which makes
y nneq"aeA n arrrng the decay Of the hair the removal
otdanduh ana Of relieving by few applications that dscs
Tug itching which most generally prcceds the falling of the
hair WAC s~ignasy prepared for member II hi, family
thaping no cons drnce usually Sold
most DIST seray afrhe hai, and such Its wonder
ul curse ene~ that tA reputation establish
ted and hsndreA~ Of CALI very without
system OF psAng whatever Its intrinsic alone
have puSled tino public favor and such the demand
this truly great that the inventor has been induced
manuiscture urs an aren' scale aud he offers
with the fullest pAfdnncs to tho entire public
Prepared hv Thos H. Edaser his Chemical Iaborator
Peiersourg, Va. and for sale by Druggists generally
Mt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
M4NH q a 3

M ~ N @1x-Y1x -
1uNmE Train leavr. Alexandria daily a, n IN for Cor.
,. for a"a the WEsr '' .na xssia .s oIn .Ss
Train on tho Mana"aa aAr i"read for Woodstock
mediate polnta
S""snE WI" siliE: si'Sss s
puuA and Intermediate points.
Through tickets at the llail iioad Station.
The TRAINS leave 0ordonsvllo daily at 10 10 A. NJ and
lOlhP NJ. arriving at Alexandria at . r NJ and A. N
l..,,,s ~ n" night 'r"'" On sunday ,,cr, =,
ON GENERAL MERdmANDIsE ONLY 20 uTs PEN loo
&C., oNLras c1S PfE loo ms Which include. ali eHpea. %
s"' from the whar.c.s Richmond to Lynchbufg Gusno
Thank for the very liberal patronage hcrctoforc received
pn Goods through at tho above low on your
goods the moro get the quicker and cheaper Ard them
aug1Gn Ricbmond Va
FEMALE sRmsNARY-
~ BoARDiNd AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA.
DESTho snond session Of tbis Institution opens
ds, d, sop, It, ls* Aanaal eru divided Into two sessions
ornamental education Collegiate modelled that
.. tho ,inye,y Of Virginia Aeompe'e course In Au.O
R"nrA Of Instruction.
y. ID w,Ll,AasoS, NM 4 w. PAos,
ELioDoRo CAMPs, Mrs NJ WILLIAMSON,
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
board Including fuel lights &c with no exras....>es 90
Tnhion In dc do with french and La,in.,.. ~ %
% naon ~ ooI'ssa,e Department. ....'.."'..'..-. p %
board and Tul,ion-one hal. advance, balance the end
nErERENcEs Tho Faculty Of unvsr..y Vi. .. In 80
and Rive. Mr.. ucn calri"a;on Mr. Il T.iebvr. Rev
Rev wysT Rev Geo W Carter and Rev, II Hall
@ 5 % mot n .,s. s...sns .ss Z. !. n
eakng the French. Italian and spanish Langu.g .gca Two
Ancient and t"" Modern Languages requisite to entits to
~ 0ils"I.r. SonainIns particular. ooaln.a by applies
Church, or through the p Office aug 3D. d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09

WAGONS: :WAGONS!!-I have en- n md ~ q
w superior two Hors, Wagons with IL inch
axlcs with pins and well season and finished
Manufactured tor ourselves. For sale low.
jy 2ts s. N. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09
a nAA LBS. BEST FAMILY CURED
f9VOV BACON just reeeN cd and for sale by
4

ORANGES. LEMONS
y I \ T. A II p l. J., S.
- = BOXES ORANGES,
oeV 90 do. Lemons,
, Bhis Pine Apples,
Just received fresh and in good order T- liberal discount
made to those buying 10 sell again. Terms cash.
ms4-n b. A. BOYD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09

GNEPRESs saHsNGLES.-ao0, ,ypress Shingles
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For salcby
ANDERSON. Ian FORD & co, on Caral
mar N- near Laaghorncs MI