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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
8eaairt tEoeal Golullllo

BELLARE, DEC eth, 1863.
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TME-The following
change took lace in the times of the arrival anG
departure OF trains ion the Railroads connecting
here, on Monday: Trains leave on the Ceaua
road at l0.l5 NJ, and 7.l0 P. M. Arrive at Ii As
A. NJ, and 93OP.M %
On the C. & P road trains leave at A. NJ, IO.5j
A. N. and S.l0P.M arrive at A. NJ, lL50A. NJ, and
On The B. & o. road trains leave Benwood sta.
ton IL N. and 10 P N. Arrive at 10 A. NJ. and 6.3C
Pm. e
By this arrangement one train each way is taken
off from the B. 61 o. and Central Roads.
THANKssIvISs.- CO. r. R.. SET an admir-.
able example on Thursday last, in the observance
OF Thanksgiving day by closing their work shops
add not running any burden trains. There was slso
preaching At Rock Hill church; with these excep-
tions our people did not seem to know there vas
such day appointed. q
KILLED.-Mr. ALBERT J. DAVIS, through mail
agent from Baltimore to Cincinnati, was instantly
killed one day last week on the Central road Ii
appears he was leaning out of the mail car while
the train was in motion, when his coat aught on
wood pile, jerking him out and throwing him
under the cars. killing him Instant y. He leaves
family in Baltimore where he resided.
A SwINIsH ExoDrs-The Central road Is drain.
ing our state of that much abused quadruped which
Is becoming almost necessary of existence to us
The hog Every night the wheeling iron horse
comes snorting with hundreds and sometimes
thousands Of these greasy ciIizens" in tow, for
the eastern markets. On Wednesday night we
noticed thirty-three car loads OF hogs, which is
notan unusual number. When we consider that
this but one OF the great through lines OF travel,
we can easily imagine that some eastern metro
polls will soon contest with our own meat ropoli-
the exclusive right to bear that euphonious appela
ltion-"the city Of hogs"
RrY ovLR.-The C. & P. train due here at !. 10
P. n. ran over man on Wednesday evening, above
Msr;insville killing him instantly. 1t proved to
be man laboring under delirum uemens, who
ran to meet the locomotive, and 50 close was be
when discovered that it was 100 late to check the
speed Of the engine.
An MFeRTART ooSTRAcr.-A contract was con-
clrded last Friday between Messrs. ngenfritz g.
White, formerly of Belaire, now of York, Pa
and the c. o. R. R, by which Messrs llgenfritz
& White are to do all the car repairing of the
Central road, from Bellaire to Columbus, for one
year. Thiswill concentrate the repair business at
this point, and bring in a large additional number
of hands. Messrs. l. and W., will immediately
open their large car factory here, and occupy tin
part for the above mentioned business and for 9th
er purposas-s-A portion of ahe poxeris to be used
in running a planning machine, sash and door
factory, &c. 81
DIED-On Friday. 10Th inst, Mr.. Howser, an old
citizen OF this place, after protracted illness.
On Sunday 2Sthins James Moore. youngest
child Of the late DIE. P. Birdsong, aged about
l3 monihs. --H y So
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

3 REsEnYf 70 HRAKE JAu.AMAxwELL-t the no.
soei01 Jsfl breaker sad suspect Ted borse-tfhef'
saa3ea bold atiesnptou last Sunday night. to rid
sie esuniylJ lJai Of himsel as incumbrance. He
hsd sscceed in breaking off his irons, breaking
opes Els elIdcof, andlthen openeda way Of escape
through atupstair window. He had thrown his
bcots out, and commenced fol lowing feet forenos'
~henthe Deputy, who had been watching hi.
movements. saluted him with discharge of a
mrske,, which turned his motion the other way
He il resoiute in his determination to escape.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
FOB PRINTING!

6cSome bold robberies have been committed,
sofhis. in Washington Township. Two old men
ss<bs Evedslose were made deliver to the ruffians
16ahey hsds consisting of a watch and over one
ed doIisfsin money. ra
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

How To GAIN SITUATIONS s.-There is one
desirable feature OF the Iron City College,
and one we believe pecnliar TO il, which we
must not pass unnoticed-it makes itself an
express, and a very efficient agent in pro-
curing situations and occupations for such
as it qualities to hold them-Hunt's Mer-
chants Magazine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

BUsT OF Gov. CHAsE--Ihe State Jour
nal saws Mr.. JONES, the artist, has on exhi-
bition at the Neil House, in Columbus, his
magnificent bust of our Roman Governor.
The same authority says it is noble work,
and will be an enduring enda ring monu-
ment to its author. =,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
sprtial Notites.
N @A ~"

TO TEACHERS
LAYING BEEN compelled on account
IL CT ill health 10 resi- igP the position which !
occupied as teachsr of Vineyard Hill School, Dis.
Nos Riehiand township. Belmont county, Ohio.
which place is now vacant; and said school is
very desirous of obtaining suitable teacher.l take
pleasure in recommending ito any teacher who is
desirous of inmeuialely obtaining q lucrative and
h0norx able situation teacher of public school.
. -- ISAAC C.PARKER-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

though her respiration wasvery difficult and pain
full Her soul was evidently full Of peace and
JOY, and she frequently endeavored To give some
outward expression of her rapturous emotions
Through all her illness her mind remained unn-
paired and with an intelligent calmn, S. and faith
in Christ, she gave up her devoted and beloved
husband. her darling little boy, then sick, her
aife,tionatc relatives into the hands Of her own
faithful Redeemer. To the very last she said "all
is we'll" She felt that the Great Shepherd was
with her. and therefore she feared evil" for
Jesus was bearing her i'll his arms She reioccd
when she thought death was near, and often said.
Como Lord Jesus, come quickly" and at last
without struggle or sigh, she fell asleep in il,
The Funeral services were conducted in the 2ul
Presbyterian Church, by the Pastor, and her re-
mains were inferred in Spring Hill Cemetery, IL
very large concourse of friends being presont
May die the death Of the righteous, may cur
last end be like hers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
OBITUARY.

Died in this city, on the | lth inst. Mrs. SARAH
Ans REYNOLDS. wife Of MIR. Charles b. Reynolds,
of Franklin county in the 37th year IF her age.
Also on the 18th inst, her only child. WILLIAM
=. REySoLps. aged yenrs and 10 months
Mrs Reynolds had been afflicted by pn'nful
and complicated disease siuce April last and was
brought 10 this city to be her physicians and
her numerous relatives Here she resolved the
benefit of the hest medical skill, the kind Offices
that the most encarcd relatives could administer,
together with the christian sympathy Of large
circle Of friends. But it soon obvious that
her appointed time wasnenr Week afterwcek,
,lav after day, the vital pow were fail NJ very
gradually yet perccptil,'y. And this decline was
accompanied by the most painful suffcrings; yet
while her body was thus pcrishing. her inner lie
was renewed day hy day" Her case presents
one of the brightest illustrations of the triumph Of
christian faith and patience amid the most acute
and long protractcd bodily suffcrings. She had
l,ecn u professor of religion for several years, and
though accounted IL consistent christian hy all
who knew her, vet elevated WAS her view of
what a christian ought tn he, and so humbEng
was her own estimate .f her own piety. that she
Ittca spoke Of herself ~ n donJtny CHRISTIAN
But during her long and painful illness. She WAS
lron .ht out into The bright sunlight Of Gods fa-
vor and every cloud was dissi pated. Renonncing
her own righteousness, she felt that she stood
clothed in the robes II Christs righteousness, and
that all was snfr. When these words of j. IVES
lev repeated 10 her
"Jesus. thy blood md Righteousness
NJ dst flaming worlds in these arrayed,
With joy shall ! lift up my head"
she added, yes that is all I haze. all ,oant.
GiCe nae Jesus, sing to me Of Jesus-He is my all.
The hymn Crock Of Ages" was sung for her, and
to the words, "In my hand no price bring, Sim.
ply to thy cross cling" she added, Eyes, there
cling" At her request, the hymns "Jesus. lover
of my SOUL" and 81 would not live AWAY" were
nd a.so Iyv uod in n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
From tie ScientiGc imericdn.
SEW WING M A C. lin T. 8

" l. arc usirg WHEELER WILSON'S patent and we
say ia regard Ia it, that il is without RIVAL No other
Machine in its adaptation TO all the purposes Of do
nestle use simple easily put out of order, when in
proper haLs point Of effectiveness and finish other
Machine of this much In regard
this Machine responsibility and without
the disparage other Machines well known
the public hope thereby to time and trouble
srng which frequently comes to us with en-
qures touching this subject
For sale In Lynchburgb BY 49, -
dec l.dts WIN u FAYE
TNRAVELLTNG BLANkETS.-A large as
II sortment of TRAVELLING BLANKETS at unusually
low prices, for sale by -
dec dtsi BURROUGHS sHAFER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17


4 AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
OF the Railroad from ynchburg Knoxville all OF thcr
having large circulation the people of South w'scn
Virginia and Ems, Tennessee.
G-as" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "ysu
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING rArLkS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS. I r,s,ol
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS
HROWNLuW' y kNDXNIIfi Tenn W HlG
NINDIC AToR, J."rsborcueI frnn.
REIIGIOus iNTELLlGENCER, Morristowu, Tenn
Xa szsrY STAR Lc.astou,Aa.
V RhMn%faT ,A1mslon.v,
DAMoCnA'r Lberiyv"
SALEM REGISTER, Salem W..
THE VISITOR. warrior. Smytir co, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, Graysonco Va
DEMOCRATS c..a..,. =.
STAR AND HERALD. Chrstaiisiu Va
wYriIEVIiIE Ttt.EuRAI II, }wv,h.vuio y.
WYTHENILLE TINES, S"''''' w.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jct',r sonvllc fsfrw ell county Va
REGISTER. t,.,,,,t..
The "SOlfTu WEST Pearso1rr Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
Persons wishing advertise of the above papers will
find to rHfIH INTEREST Ia call At the Office OF the
ynrhhurg Virguan Cr STAIRS whc;e contracts Will BE-
made and advcrt,s, mcns foRW AtDfB IrHoUT DELAY.
fssI will alan and orw ard ni, rising To
In the United, States. a, wADDIil,
E,+., Virgin ian flee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
ONE Dol. i AR
VEnln MN

ANE OF THE nest ruNGATivr AND LIVER NE.
s "S ,cr "I Krc%y sy that act. as
Cahar easier, nidrr AMI ch'ltnal than othe
remedy acting the linn ,rc, morhid
Ter th"n the stomach and bowels larry of that mat
Illus accomplishing two purposes ,nectually without
any OF the pante feelings IN the operations
A. Ca,har,is It strengthens the system mt tln'
- time ha pnr,' it, and when taken daily in no"
- erat" doses III stre ttlen an! build up with unu'rai
Dr. SnuI"rd'. r"vi2ornior Is compounded
= tircy from article of medicine. namely Gums
when it is known h, one bottle Of i inVgoratar e~n
tain, nnch strength hundred doses of calonc
without any ot its 'i,lcteriouS effects
~ Though possessing rare medicinal lowers these DUN,
their rcso ptious nn used III the form of the rtRo
n ,aor, which met with such unprecedented success As t"
= and known its effects Il has rarc. failed TO
g E,rr Complaints in their worst forums.
ludi being caused by 4 lcrans ed Lirer is
~ ed when the Liver ia excited to action
5nnnhicc Is ean'ed by an i'm ron'r action NJ ne re
- proof that the IAyIaoH AroR relieves this DIS
ease let any one troubled miih n're take the lnvgn
|os,ivcnrs- cnm be permanently cured by the Invig.
- orator small doses ting and 1t assisia
in her operations. BY gradually diminishing tho
dose the bowels left in health, aud active state aud
~ Sch Iien dnchc is very soon relieved by taking
double dose of the lnrtgora Which corrects all acidy
and soreness Of the stomach
e oadcd stomach it has nooqual as it relieves
- all oppressive un'ay feeling after eating heartily f"
alm8y n'st''ne rally ali who use speak IN tho
- highest terms.
Dr. -"nford,- ln.isc'nt"r anne TO >, US rrcnm,
mendej rs cure Tor LAYER t"inialhs ana a uoaSe'
Sacing from Liver. tl stinoniar al
Physicians Ia its favor, uurod us 10 try IT, and
conviction is certain that IT siu Of the greatest bcs
sngs to l spepirs for il made complete
b,in nc bottle taken Hti
ANYTHING edible with trouble ~nia before nothing but
W stcs food would digest and often that pain
- Now what ant tn 10 all ctr readers is II Lrtc
Complaints Dyspepsia touh, do not fail to try this
- the greatest remedy in the world STATE Fact.
- We take infinite pleasure in recommending this mod.
= a cine rs a preventive n Fever AVID gue. Chin fr
- and all Fevrr- Of Riiiiou- Type. 1t"pn
with certainty md thousands willing To testify
- its wonderful virtues
= There has been tried in family n remedy
has with such uubouLd,d in the
z of diseases incident chii ar SanfOrd's hn
vixorntnr; is alone for diseases of children that
A. Catharic mildly and gently,
~ and the thoroughly that
think dong service To ali in advising them, when
need medicine this remedy. There are cases
that have under notice where great benefit has
in diseases OF the Iivr, stomach and Bow
W els all other remedies failed give relief II has
become useful in family that We will net be with
out t.-Jdets0nriiie Ala, hff,b'aan
PRICE ONE DOLLAR itH boTTLE.
SANFORD & co, Propr etOis 3Ij broadway, New iofk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MrerING.-Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II O'clock
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5--tlts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

Cor OFr-Nathanie b .Cousns. a negro whose
arrest on suspicion of being runaway slave was
noticed day or two since. yesterday succeeded
in establishing the fact of his being free man,
and was accordingly at liberty, and ordered to
leave the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

FREIGHT TnADE-Thcre were received at the de-
pot Of the Va { Tenn. Railroad on yesterday II
loaded cars, consisting Of 100 bushels Wheat, 80
bbls Flour: 900 lbs. Miscellaneous. 10 loaded
cars sent West same dav.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

CHARGED WITH Observation-Disclosures, n slave to
Richard Crawford, charged with stealing S5S from
Mrs. Manning, an Irish lady residing in this city,
was before the Mayer yesterday, but in the all
scncc of testimony, the case was not disposed Of.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

BIG SHoArs.-Mr. Michael Xcgler, of Franklin
county, slaughtered last week four shoats fourteen
months old, and one six months'oll, the aggregate
weight of which was 1874 lbs. The largest
weighed 404 fbs Franklin is some on fat pigs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
saeatv of tho Bark Parthian

NORFOLK, Dec l6th--The following dispatch
WINS receive at the Argus office from the Pilots
"Tho Bark parthian is sale. Tho Brig j. c. kafe'
from Caycos reports the arrival Of the Partbian nj
st. Thomas. dismasted.'
A SON Of Mr. john o. Taylor, Of this city,
uynchburg) was among the passengers On the
Bark parhian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
PUHNsTURE: .siURNIrURE..

FUKNI1IlRE !i'URNIrUKE!!
raefu for past svors the subs riber would
his thanks us friends aud the pub
lie genet ally and inform them that he
has hand and is constantly adding teretol Large
Elegant Furniture, nanuia ured by skiliu work
best material and finished in the de
srable Ills Stock embraces article usually got
tenn up in the extensive manufactures
call those wishing purchase. feeling
that he aud viii satisfaction in regard To both
price and quaint. OF work
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always or hand
EDWARD j. FOIkES,
and Mandatory 2 door ,tow Liberty Ware
b,use farI dSct.if
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

our business men Wa uesire " increase '"'''
trade.
The Job Of.c connected Herewith. is now one
of the ,n,st extensive in the State. having been
provided during the last year with all the acilities
,eouisite to execute any manner of work, from II
large poster 10 the most delicate wedding card--
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es'
tabshment into notice, nor is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
The proprietor of the Virginian Job Office would
invite the attention of the public to the Eleventh
Annual Report of the President and Directors of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
now lust issued from the press, and admitted 10y
all who have seen it, to be the most elegant speei-
men If hook work ever executed in this city or
State.
Coop DiNNER-Mr. Cameron, on taking
charge of the Washington House yesterday. invi-
ted a number of guests to partnke Of christening
dinner The supply Of substantials and luxuries
was most abundant and if any of the guests went
"empty away" the fault was in themselves
The victuas were nl cooked in the best style,
md the appearance of everything about the d.
ming room indicated that Mr.. C.'s twenty years
experience as landlord, had not been without its
fruits. When we noticed the change OF propre-
tors at this House yesterday, We were not aware
tha W.sh;nr,on and ,xos now returning to n com
muniy where he was already known as model
bonilace. Lynchburg has IA good hotels AS any
other city in the State, and trust the r'opre-
.'S y. "'' y,,. "h;' ~ az Justly their due.
'''' ''"'''"s p .- WY"
coSxrn,n Isrr1IcIry.- Charles Maj ors and
~. NAL 49,, ,rora arrested Mt the Depot
Wednesday night f,r disordcrly conduct. Majors,
~ ~ s",ive Of Ivnchbnrr but ON the oc-
II seems. 10 y5.;t 10 F,rmy;e some months since.
'as'on to a matrimonial alliance with lady res
;a.nt in the lattercty. Aft.r uniting Ler fortunes
M,' Ti,n c.. of r,arai Lo;ng made known IN
.h II....;s. Co., th.t ,rorsbnfnl hodv worry
.ne i,us'ns, ~, ILL m sn". omtpt;n, a., o,r frso
"' "I..;na ,ras mr., ~ eli Ies;r,h,e nnj in
'S.po,o nr ,hot J.o;s;on do,I;ued allowing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

The proprietor of the Virgnian Job Office would
inyt. the attention of the public to the Eleventh
Annual Report Of the President and Directors OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad COMPANY,
now Just issued from the press, and admitted 10y
all who have seen it, to be the most elegant spcei-
men Of book work ever executed in this city or
State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

~
~ IYSTHBrtG VA offering for puzzle insrccti"t
very large sork of srasonabe DRY GooDs.
all the styles nf Ladies' Dress
Siawis tnilars and Sleeves Gloves Hosiery.
Ac TIN sok At tiohs ttssncres and NestuEs. l. com,
jrf and ltirnis called to their stock of GOODS
FOR SERVANT. consisting of "a and 2 fullei Cloths.
heavy Sanctts Tui Iuscys and Blankets A iuli stock
of House a ':ned consisting in part"f Velvet hru$
aud N"nan Carpetings, Rugs Floor
Oil Cloths, Curtain Materials. Table Linens. &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburs yirginian, now half a century
old, has acquired position second IN influence to
but few. if any other Journals in the State and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
li-hel Southwest of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhooi--t is penetrating every part Of that cx-
tensive region, which, iy the completion Of orr
Great lines Of interco,nmunieaton, has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore il affords uneqnaed advantages TO all
our business men who desire to increase their
trade.
The Job OAi.c connected Herewith. is now one
of the m,st extensive in the State having been
provled during the last year with all the facilities
,eouisite to execute any manner Of work. from
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
tablshment into notice, nor is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Dee 10th Cling
man. of North Carolina, attempted to bring up n
resolution for tho abrogaton of the Clayton hui
wer Treaty. Mr.. Mason opposed the resolution
Tho Senate refused to take up tho bill, and adj
joarned till Monday.
llorSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, President :
communication in reference to tho boarding OF tue
Washington was referred to tho Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Estimates of the deficiency in the Public Print
ing amounting to ,weuty-eight thousand dollars
was received aud referred.
The resolution declaring W. Pinkney Whyte
of MARYLAND entitled to the scat now flled by j
Morrison Harris was tabled.
Marine Intelligence
NEW YoRk Dee l6.--Adyces received here
from Brazil, state that tho Steamer Fulton sailed
for Maranhaln, on the 18th ult., and the Harriet
Law on the Eth, for Pcrnamhuco.
Markets
Nrn Nonk, Dec l5.-flour closed firm. Ohio
81 30 To ~, Southern So % to S 40; Wheat dull
Red 81 Is tn II, White 81 81 to 10; Corn
heavy, New yellow Is cents Virginia Skies 91s
BurlNoRr. Doe ID Flour firm and prices un
chnnged Wheat buoyani, Choice White 81 80 to
s.. Rod 81 oG; Corn firm and prices unchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

H1LO CLOAKS! O3IETHINs: NEW
S1IIE-I have this day received a Of NEW Sly Lii
CLOAKS. RAGLANDS AND CifClI.A AR CLOAKS, which
l,dy the elegant in ST. !" have seen be
They been usgnmeht from ot
the H5uscs in New York. and advised 10 ask l0pr
the rsna which j. al that want for then
Any cling them, will try decidedly tha
cbeares, goods offered in this market
another lot # handsome, and In
deed hue BpNNErS. to sell at - 20 and Is Now thu
get cheap goods just before year Come and
you viii he pleased, and will buy,
hal almost forgot to 'ninE the Black Brown flush an
Boa,r- FLATS girls aid FURS If variety AMI
ZEPHYR EApES AND HOODS fr girls and Buys II any
atd size. A ;. ENtLl)DES
nov IS ,l1- At Kylc's Corner, Lynohburg, Va.
WNINE OILS have in store, supply Of par"
II Winter l. he'd SrERM OH. also, Winter blcael.L
LARD on. 'Ii.S ior Nj cinery, sc, &C. For sale by
.la.l AZ. ! II "A fugu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

VNANTED-By 81 yo.ng lady, whe has had
w some experience In teaching, situation In family 20
the branches Music and Drawing Satisfactory
references be given required Address H. care
Of DR. b G. Msgginson, Aliens Greek, Amhs'" co. va
dee l3elawfor3w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
7 -ANCIInUR,:. DICEMnER sa. Isas.

i a COT NTEY JEANS AND WOODEN SDCKS-I have
in stnf" aud stl and superior lot Of COZ NTNi
JEANS AND WOultN SOCKS. which will sell cheap or
cash all ard -ne them. dec 3-dts j. e. SHEARER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
Al the old stand of Mckinney 4 Dass,
ON MAIN sTREET,

Opposite to the Drug Store Of Stablcr Jones.
1iiE undrrslgned having removed his establishment anu
greatly increased his stock offers the most
variety of FAMILY GROCERIES, where 10 be hah Al
single establishment In this city and prices TO suit Tue time.
In addition his stock Groceries he has also STAflE
DRY GOODS. which he will ae low for ,sH. TIE pue'ie
requested 10 call and examine for Themselves
dec J dime J. II. SOLOMON.