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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

The Secretary Of the Navy has received re iJlor-
II dispatch from Lieut.. Msf confirming hs sccsact
,heaoy given of Els capture OF sa|er OH re coast
UxirED STATES BRIG DOLrHiN.
At ses, lat. 23' so, long, So AZ,
Aug y, 1858
Sin. have the honor 70 inform ths Department
that after lorg chsse, overhauled aud csptured st
O'Clock this evening SLAYER, surrendsnnS under
American colors. She hss on board over 700 slaves,
and when fret made her out, was stsrdiag fer Ksy
Ve,de with the expectation of landing her Ngo this
evening. Her officers snd crew consist 81 eighteen
mep, several of whom are Americans. One posssssea
an American protecticn.
have put the prize uneer tho eommsnd OF lent
j. NJ Bradford with Lieut.. {. c. Carpenter, ten ses.
men, snd six nsrnes, witn orders a once . proceed
to Charleston s. c. ard set ID the prsmi:s', as the
case may require.
Lam credoly Informed that several Ane'iosn YES
ses are expected tie noIh OF Cubs, ab)a' tie lst
of October.
Berg short Of oticsrs AID men, ard the vessel re-
quring some oyerhaupg, shsll sail ct otcs Tor ksy
West there TO swat the instructions OF tas Defat'
uert. am, very respectfully,
N MAFgIr. Lieut. Clz.asrdrs
The Hon Isaac ToUCEY, Secretary Of tne Navy.
Lieut. Bradford, in writing TO tue Department ifom
Charleston says that portion Of bis orders nrng
the prisoners TO be put in irons, would II eleoated
have mode our yoysge TO tins place lmpfacLcsolel
for the slaves as coon bey found that they hsd ne
masters destroyed large quantities OF wster srd pro.
visors for the sake of obtaioipg small qusr.ty oil
each for their own use. L restored their former
masters and they had TO resort TO the ierce cruelty
before they could break up thesese practices Of the
ssves."
Lieut.. Bradford further states that twelve OF toe
slaves have died since their capture.
In bis orders to Lieut. Bradford, Lieut.. NJ Att d.
rected all the prisoners the officers and crew Of the
slsver TO be placed in irons under doubs ssntirsls
well armed lie was TO proceed to Chsritstor and
consult an attoney.etlaw in reference 20 the best
course to pursue. He also to call upon the Mayor
of the city and request him to procure quarter: r the
slaves, that they might be immediately lsl3sd from
the vesfel
BY the act of May 10, 1900, the owners Of yesses
fitting out for or engaging in tho slave trsfe, :orfeit
heir property and rcur fine Of double the snouat.
Under tfe act Of May Is, 1870. tue trade becs ne
Jracy, and American citizens serving on board Of
American foreign vesssls engaged il e trade, incur
the penalty Of death. In making the prize the officer
ard crew Of the Dolphin have had stroke Of good
ortune. The law rot only gives them one half OF the
value of the vessel, but also S5 hesd prize money.
They will thus be entitled to between egLt ard rine
houssLd dollars to be divided among the officers and
rev. The existing Law authorizes the President 10
end he captured negroes back TO Africa So the e1.
pepse of the United States. We believe thls IA the
irst of csptured SLAYER with negroes On board
being brought into ourports.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

~. N we're unprecedented, more tssn tsfte nnl-
dred of the ls.ter he;og offered. showing bow mu.h
the construction Of railroads hss been sbandonei.-
A thousand isolated p.a .es, Dow sbu, out iron Al
intercourse with the word, VII be spened up 70
settlement b. the completion Of this roid. /. WIZ
rfuyera.e some ten counties IN Pennsylvania - ei-
fectusly Sc tie Lrie Railroad did he lower ter oi
counties in your own state.
We are rejoicing here as Hell a. in Lancaster az
the nomination Of Thaddeus Stevens i1r Congress
Hs majori,y will be swinging one. lie ahd iom
Corwin viii be the cisnts Of The nexs House liaes
TOO long appropriated 10 The Pigni.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

II lie said By the knowing ones, ths. wsen the
Democratic members Of Congress f,om O,i,, sl con'
cluetd TO 20 for tee English Bill, they pledged then
selves to escn other 70 throw all their influence ioI
hsse succeeded in carrying out this purpose 10 s ths
districts until the meeting Of the With district ~
uoril Convention the other day, when Co,ksrl, tae
present member was overthrown, and Howard non'-
bsted. strepg argumen. in favor Of the nonns,os
Of Groesbsck instead Of Long was, tos: al tns
Democratic members. except Groesbeek wolc pe ~
roInnste6 srd that it would ce 'resry h osc Y,
reiuie him aCLe renonins.on Gu, OF the s9o'e CO.
gaticn. But as Cockerl hss been Sc; ssi1e, '-S-
argument row losss i,powsr ..,o......
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
MART MoEE

GUBERyAToEIAL MARRIAGEs.-Msrried- by the
Rev G.. +. Whitwcrth at the residence Of Captain
James g. Hunt, in Olympia, on Mondsy July T., st
g O'Clock, p. M, Fsyette McMuIlip, Governor Of
Washington Territory, 10 Mary WOOD, daughter Of
lease Wood, Of Thurston County.
Welden, n. c. letter 10 Tie Richmond D,spoted,
dated the l0th irst. s.ye:
MORROW everipg. the Governor elec. viii lead
TO TIE sltsY Aise Mary NJ. Dawes Of Newbern, dsugh
ter Of the late John r. Dawes esq of ths: city, one
CT The fGrest flowers Of the old North State justly
rovrtc Is the good cid State for the bssu,y Of her
daughters. The narsge cerem6 ~ VII ,sks place ia
N.wbs,n ard the BRIDAL party VIII ssr. tie mex; dsy
for tie FTsnis Sprrgs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

ROUGH DIscIPLISE FOR FREE LoyERs.-A scene
Of peculiar richness occurred at the Cambridge Depot
op the Central OHIO Railroad. One Msrtn R)boIn
Of that vicinity has lived for 6 long time in the
enjoyment Of domestic peace and tranquility, and
would, in al pros ability have continusd 90 70 I've,
had not the wife Of hi, bosom imbibed cerxn free.
love notions not exactly in accordance With :be ssd
Robbins personal feelings. Mrs. Robbins found rev
"sfiiDityo in the person of neghbor, and the Two
became openly ard shamefully intimate. riey saw
IT, at the neghbortood getting too ,t for thsnt
and the neghbor, being man Of means, proceeded
to convert his effects into the ready, preparatory to
decsmpipg with his new "attrsction.b rne neigh
boi's wife detected her husband in this a.temp:t
leave her pennless, and 20 made the fact kroSn to
some Of her friends. The friends assembled, kid
mapped the guilty free lovers tied them hoYsebsck
took them TO the depot, and requested item 10 leave
on the train there standing, or be iu.usaie,sly
subject 10 e cheap though convenient mode OF con.
yeysrce, vulgarly known a. riding on fence rail.
The free lovers preferrng TO take the raro.a did So
aId departed amid the shouts Of the people and have
not been seen since. They have doubtless gone 70
Berlin Heights, and are nov receiving cons).rg gym
psthy hcm Mrs. Cora Barry and The Aee 0t Freed05t
rewspsper. Wheeling VA Irteligencer, Aag. 2d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

THE COMET Is SyPTEMBKR Mr.. William {. B1ads
Director OF the Observatory Of Harvard College, p1b
hshes in The BOsf0H TIareier the Cllowrg gunlni.
cation respecting this comet, the roappe.-snce Of
which il tte latter psst OF September after ;s cor-
Junction with tie sun, will be carefully observed. It.
seems probsb.e that, at lts resppearsnce, i vii Do
more Conspicuous object than while sppo.ci.cg It's
peIihelior:
The C met discovered BY Donsti, 81 Florence, on
the "a Of june and visible in the cors.es 90 Of
Leo Minor, hes been frequently observed 81 Can
bulge. Its gesnet'ic pstn hes been very unfsyors-
be tor TIE investigation of is orbit. Tbs circu n
stance he's greatly troubled the European coGlDc:s,crs
es well az o~D: four sets Of elements have oeen'
computed q, ire Ooserys'ory Of Harvard Col.sge-
'wo parabohc curves by Mtssrs. CHARLES lutte ara
Afsph Hall. ard two elliptic orbits by Mr &. =. Bond,
whose latest clements Indicate tnat toe comet viii be
feen much brighter, and ia a os.ter position. th.o q
IreseLt, curing the latter part Of Septsmbs The pe-
rod Cf thirty yess which hes been 90. .ins3 ae9
indicates poasble identity with the frss cjmet Of
lS27, the elements ot watch have otner Teapscs
eorsitersble reseu ubabce. W. c. 3.
" Hqrrd,d College Ob,,rrGtorE Aoa q. IsjGn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

DEATH WHILE G.MBLNG.--A few days sHee, %
two men named Farrsr and Tucker we're plsyine
"cIack leo" n Dsdeville, Ala, the latter gave the
former the lie, when Farrsr struck him 10 ,be Eect
with knife, seveirg the jugular veu, ard csnsics in
stalt death
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT or THE CiPrUPE
or 4 SLAYER BY THE CMTED
STATES BRIG DOLPHIN.
E,on Ia. ua,hira,er rn.sn.

TIE Secretary Of the Navy has received re fJlov.
II dispstch from Lieut.. Msit, confirming tls sce9uct
,hesdy given of bis capture of SLAYER of re oos:t
# Cuba:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

lNlikD STATES DNlh IOifhANs
At ses, lat. - so, long. 50 a.,
Auy u lSss \
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
ANOTHER TRIUMPH


&aNGER's sEWuNG MACHsNEs.- Great
Judged by this labor msehine before ~.
Jubic Comparable to sneoss Sew Machines Ancr c'tab
lhag the highest reputation the United States they
exhibited the late Ex position nivrscie France here
they carried OF the highest and nanuiaco
~ make them has een built In Paris
In branch Of industry In which Is To he done
thsas machines DO used with front a. tho speed
Of the Railway travelling foot sewing III
Singers Machines compared with hand sowing N" tailor,
shoemaker dreamaker carriage trimmer sadrr halter Ac
should be without he far rrutt al using oi
these machines, regularly employed Is onc II ou>and Dollars
In all prvat. families wher there much sewing
I've done these machines vauale anieu
and hotel keepers find them particularly CONVENIENT hdfoh
table Theae machines sample In then and
very and durable leln: the only hnJ OF Sewing Ma
chine made by which every Of work ne
could be perfectly executed Tbous,niso inferior and
but Singers Nachaes alone hsc bcun found every
where to satisfy the waits Of the public
Plain printed insructioss for using sent with eah
chine from which any eady acquire the
aging them The hines packed securely Ia
part Of the world To all persons desirn pari,nal
formation, will Application by ier olh"r OF Ut
hcss forward copy Of NJ Singer Cos Gazette, PapsI
wholly dc, oted 10 tho Sew IN. Machine i.iirr,t
l. II. SINGER 4 60,
Principal Office, No J.3 Broadway. New Ao'k.
BRANCH OFfIcts No a Hanover ST BoeuA y" ., tA4p
ell ST., New Haven CT Gov.rvr y \ Ne "a Bread
Newark N j.. No l12 Chestnut St FhladspnA, No. N,
Baltimore ST. Bamorc; No - Westminster Providence
r. No. Last 4th ST. Cincinnati. No, u. Nerh It ST
LOUIS No 81 ST. Charles ST. New Orleans M ~ biuihH
St. Mobile dee 2i.iA eta
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS, COLDS, AaO AZ ShN n -, a.sELl
ANA, BASONs aaAAas, WAaVUAsssG
GONGn, dnsOa h, A> 1 a ~ =,
ata'aENk aONSanrAsoN

ani Tor thc reiiuf OF consave patients
uI tbs disease,
". need moi speak To the pubic hruu,n
on s>try ~,
Statess ~"hoIiu III puiriunaiJ cUinpia
II Ar AdH "nonn Ma! tho t.iy
'"u.y oh tts euntiieDt without
AS ,no.i- a i1"ri .,t iuc
tasS i "h!"IB tho' isins
III. .duc ana dAhseious oi tnTOal
ic !; .hc hos' powerful 'ti,i'e
u-igrrnus
xA's, At te pleaSaLtct
rhn"5t'i III hlsLis peraons
hhFrrra'u W 4 nav" asuLda4it srIuus bcics
Is'ifat
t"an Il1se II cures. hto9 ~ b. yodi .uur ,oids
"hiu 40 sal
the
oas !ie away. Al ia tata.,y oi .un.
III "
Il "i nu d. IMAM sui
eau We w pIouu,o I Tue
tIssiu.v,
busi ~ I.su VI lueire
PtEfA I.LD ~ Jn. j. y. AVER,
Practical uuI Anal. ,.cni Glieli st. Low NJ ss
j. IL SHAY, i-yuehoars 40 ~ ILL. LADD & Co, Rich
r itih ~. SANTOS. u.k,
AID AL Druss!sls -
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

hithhoNb. May lst., lrJG
Gentlemen; Ny child had commenced b,ak,lg vu las,
's III sinai sores. which gradually extended rut.
had including both caTs, win, much
soies 10 nc - feiI shai botG
fiod All sols VI advertised Ind Jvucsic renedrs N.thout
isspis fhen cured .piyd "A
uiL. II began To &c, better, a. Ike and ". an
Ice eAs oi--lI az s!n began to
sald, IA, q" get that heal
"Nci 50 much octier when you used We goi another
.Jiiis hrr bead well This agra
"Sed ease and iooG nah an bour every day
was very offensive One tottc. feel
Ier entirely there but little
You entitled 10 Tins,
great peasuI" ~ giving you tns certificate.
Respectfully, H. 4. CHALK
To MaNSr. iJ,s IN
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-, tHtsikLFItf'. Ian. I, lea-.
NJ ssRs DovE& Co,G,a Is7n.n TAD ,nrt Ann,
s'te OCCASION 10 your !nr extraordinary
go hh" iis actpn Ociis siAliJ
win Jon an REGARD To IL ru.,l.uii, Al
Ia'sr hAd uue Colt Ia stable winch l., ~ A.
49, pan Inc nun II cams sd tor
s"iei lie Colt IN tLr shonidc, 10 I'll ue
h" iipped up the NECK about IL. n,
caG=sa uVst irigutiu wound u All,
present AMI ema-Scd they would give ,,nls an III,
i aat lhey thouIbi uscI,ss iV do .ik h hun.
e>efl determined - iLa J9fI Ia. is. ii
wv ,inA bottles he is .ntIleiy cured
Very respectfully
jan ~ IL C. FRIEND
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Very kesasarknb lr.-

AsiIN GnoYE. Henrico December l. Isl7
Mtsshs DovE n to-ti-atIcnen--M Lorre wa, tut in
fhe yard, IN front OF tho AN, ny T., u ia.
fence ran one ond OF tcncc ral through t and
nearly penetrating through hrs breast kans CASA ar.s
enough to insert Jour h,t bottle Your IT Kr
OIL and applied u freely IN four days he IN
two weeks he Was eDtueiy CURED
Rssp"ctmiv yours. JAMES L. EGr
sold by All Druggists AMI Merchants TIA. sat
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y ass"Viated themselves together
OGDEN a WINFIELD tor the ltnY
'eioiaI COMMISSION aud owaruy business
and convenient New BrIrk Building op,uu. In.
Va hhl I onh hsirnai Dto and dong d.
AhA roo Adams 20 take III, method ii
tf'n and tho pubii, generally that Icy
i'triN" and" at"i", ffor:uc- ~
reasonable terms House .iI tn, WIN
tNr ii"t per nnal aii'utIuh 10 the
h-t '6"tu satat 10 al may aynf cu " ,th
a fl ,J,,tt
10 l.r 1, Nl\,filln
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NEW CASH sTORE.
A. G.. l. l. w l S.

AS taken the large aud coInuodous house Main ,
Il formerly occupied by Joseph New lin. I'd door above
seh""ha.d AID lhurmans iiardwa Store and OPP
posts Dr. Jonn Al. Seay Drug store
receiving large and oil selected stock of RO
CEklES and STAPLE DRY GOODS bought exclusively tor
.ss aud hch will be sold prices that cannot tail
all ho with call, AS de-
business the cash system induce.
III be offered cash buyers those desiring
change for country produce
A stock VI No j PERI WAN GUANO always on hand.
extend particular the old customers OF the
firm OF A. G. Lewis formery in the Dry Goods business in
this city) to give call ell as the public generally
22dts A. Z. LEWIS
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ssead abe Trnih about cur Turf Oil.

hCHNohD April Ioth,
fnga sleigh ride TINS winter scoyrrpd
raw aud the skin Oh place hand Ia
esrubbing The ,rs,ds OF the thigh applied your
lurt o, and AZ DAY vi Two he we'll Another Case
mule which was working my drsy became unable to
walk On exainionh hs fool, discovered mai bout i've
inches long Up t" the head My driver said
Lewoud De good for notln!. drew the ont
piece OF lint aud your Turf OIL and once,
and from that moment he has lost but is n
a. ev. also saw horse badly snagged outside OF
ms thsh IN two places one about two inches deep
inches wide. from which he stif two Your Tur
Ch was applied and brought them entirely sound IL
truly one Of the greatest rensdss have ,,r
known and have lived drug for several wears
thu a. you think proper. Worry truly,
Ko Messrs Dove 4 Co. j. II wEIsIcPp
For sale by STROTHER e. WIIITFIIrtb
dim I,,,,,,1,
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Oae dose taken short time before eating gives vigor to
the appetite and makes food digest well
One dose often repeated I hrOnsc DiGrl bGR IN
IS white bowel plants yiel1
almost the irSt
one two" ses attacks Ted by while for
children there ia saIer, speeder remedy
Ii the word, as It nrrer fails.
lhs is 40 cxasgcratou thirst statements they plain
soer facts that dence prove while all who
use II living their in its favor.
phute pleasure in recommending this medicine as
aprsvtnnve tor Fever and 4 gu-, Chit Fever and all
Eesrrs of KiiisOus Type 1t operates with certainty
and thousands willing To testify otis wonderful virtues
Among the hundreds Liver Remedies offered to
the public there fully recommend as Dr.
snnfOrd'- Huvizorntot, so generally known
the Union This preparation Ia truly Ltrer In
roato producing the happy results all who use it,
Almost nnamerabe certificates have been given of the great
of his medicine by those the highest standing
cS and W" know To be the best preparation now Lcorc
the pubic--Iadsoa County Dtnapcrai.
fhlCE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE
SANFORD i GO Projectors, J4j broadway New York.
~ Sold by J. II. THOMPSON co. ~ nchburg, Va.
l.lil .lhcI
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LHNCMn, .tt. COACH AND
NEW GOV, E..N-wc have ,.i. da, u.s..

NEW cow s:ssN We have thi. day nssocia-
~ ted ourselves together under the style and firm Of Nc
klNNEl n 20 Tor thu pur conducting q GESERAL
uRuNlih AAntuMHi-.,tON 81 SINESS at the old stand
"i .lch.unc, where will be glad
I'D treain aud pub with the promise to
cNr't ~ ~ to give ,,.tIre snsit, ton.
IthAs--t punetua months time
SAM'L Ii MCKINNEY.
john > BASS,
HENRY ID FLOOD
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INSURANCE.
- LIRE INsUHANCE.-

LIFE INsUHANCE.-TnE MUTUAL
O>A BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
while The insured living thus helping him pa.
third Of his premiums.
We're the company III, vnt the DE- nh Of
the Insured they could a. we'll afr I'D to from 80 per
cent o. Is per ceat
Dividends paid to January la. 1887 s5. -, 81
Losses by death to - Jed IA d.
Reserved capital to pay future !osaes 2tsi II" IL
No Company In the Uniiei has o~e espia ot ,hr
Advantages ,c the Insure
N b. When the premium policy for az lfe, .
mounts TO $50 the company The
Il It ~ per cent ts<seask b " KNOWLES, Agent,
Richmond. Va
DR. WIZ. g. NORRIS, Medical Examiner st L yuei burg
Persons in Lynchbnrg desiring ihef lives eau
obtain ssrmaion and papers calling tho oiro
Sirginian seii luts
INlRE, LIFE AND MARINE lNsyEaACE-
II LrxchBuKG HOSE FIRE In TRANCE cuNrANI This
Company makes Insurance. against ds. on
DIV cling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories sd Lnid
ings or iurnture goods and IN
town aud country on the nost ia vorabe
Also makes Insurance the Lyes all persons ooylnr
good health and OF soaHd constitution forth
life, or for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, on
The Company will also take marine aud 10 N ~
the Northern or southsrn Ports, at isvor.hlc r...
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Pres.jcrt
JAMES N. COBBe Vice Irc,idcnt
GEORGE D. THURMAN, Chief Ipglnrrr
DIRECTORS,
yoHs OrEf TAYLOR, SAMyki.u gCkfNsLY,
DhxfER OTEY, SAMUEL GARLAND
JAMES r. PAISE, JoHN 1 DAN.
VIZ. II. sTRATToS, MAURICE \ J..SauoR,r
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
oRxxD T. WILLS. seery
In IN. III = Il o g,.rs OWES M.tir.l Examiners.
The Medical Examination of subjects III bo
made At the Once Of the Company between ,r
NUM- " sno O'CLOCK r. Nj Heb 7.ts
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%. Ii. TAYLOR,
A Y E R s

4 3
II ': ::::: : Ell: Els:
CLEANSE the BLOOD and CURB the SICK
r: . m ,..s .s..r
aud J"dxc OF their Virtues.
ron THE CURE OF
Headache, sieL Headache, Foul stomach.
iIT1ssURa. Pa, May !, .ssj
In e. A,fn-,lr. Iha,s baea ,ep.at-d, cured OF tie
n"rst any BODY have by iore Two OF youf
Al .nsI NJ W" '"'s @U,' "a, As tue, do the fact IL
IA r.tl.hi.E nI.r~ oil steamer ClaI ion.
BiiiisH- D,.o.dr, aud ..,,cr Gem plant.
DtrA,iatsI OF TN ~ Liuon
WAsniAoIuS, - e, 7Fcb. l-j6 5
SIM have used y"n r., "sy s,nernl and hosl, plae
lice ever surn cannot h, state Say
aio III" b."t ,a'4'A'tIt heir regulating
Ihe arr q"l,~ a.d lueuty the, adui
"a lia. 4.,. u ~ Al organ iadcci nave
senim iou 1.o,.s se4.e 40 obstinate ,Lat IL did
''-' '''' '1' .a,S1Sl,1 BALL ball, b.
vi the Maine hospital
D5scnicsy, lsriax, mMa w orns
Posi- Wi'tt, hAEiLAhn Lay. Co. MICH, nov. 10, ia.i
Dit Afihs leHi 1iIls pes
hasr done NJ ~n good than tell you She
great ga .,,r. got better she ,nen c",enrea
taxing .ouf lll- which cured her. b, ."rgo
qnnn 'i'.so w"r,s td'aD n"in h,G body The,
e.'cd her s"d clad oood. d5 scn.,ry.
our n.shb",s ha. II bad aud luy
80 q your aus "h'1 "h''' "ronnl Us pad 40" h'o I"
twenty dollars doeofs Dm!s, ,! t.n,,
4 iCh
!, h'tu.iiy good AID "rbest ~II, Uc ptik hero
otu uniftIN, Postmaster.
1mdt kest."n nnd hnspu siy Of the II ioOd.
f''in h'S J ! Hm'" i"sOr darent Caarh,
l'n AVN has" used .uur i'r- .At,aoaua.,
'"s' "a AZ, i"n'i! .ha ai"s '""r AN 'aod 10
ir'Hs 40 rtsdld'c t'o "'sans "t a'eeson and iI
o"od they a'e the ver, oo", l"u'eay have
tah ,onad'h'iy t'c'.iirud tieui iny friends
" AKs,w wtourSa co. y OF =. ,r,s
htAN SIh i ,us,g your Gahae Pms IA ,4J ,ta,,iec
ahd h. tH,m ex'uirnt iurg cleanse
and perii! IA. .v"ntAlms 81 tiu bio,d-
john a. MEACIIAM MI
Er,sipci"-, screi"i", King. Eva, l.ner Iu-
anSrs, uau salt hbt uhs.
trUm EorDdrf'nY Ihrohasi ~ N LOHis. Feb. ran
bh AJAX \ oa' fhs "e tue paragon tia, ,.t
hey ,ur.I my into ,au hit, II u,...,
yeats Her mother Gad long gi,N"usy AIN
u"t,i"s .'.4 iiinp.s II
rh'Id ,urcd tiod fis and ta,y
htf ASA MUktt,Ii,,L.
Khr",nnti>nn, Neuralgia and s.o",.
From t"' hfr Ir H""s.s u tn .'Iee.vd.a kp,s oh",ta
ftLAsa. .4ousE, SAY ANhAh Ga, Jll ,-,6.
IIpNoRIp 81 II s"puid yuur
81 II las brought ~ DID istVIt my a
s"d s"Itied limbs aud btougl eAoiuciat.,.
lad .ie U"'t the
nnti ny ,iin adsce A"Hi Ba,un.orc ~
Ms'AunAio, trtd 80 h.'. i",W ,Ge,t, t.o~,
sure by Use u tutiuiy
sEsArA CnAhUtn BAroS Rotor, La. Dee .-5o.
DIR Aitn II nd'c boua enllrey " ,our Il.4s
hhthh'ae nVut-a piniu disease thi had ali tod
years \IN,ENI SLioEI.L.
SOC Drop.y, Plethora Or ksaa..a 40 ara, I.
requiring purge they al AZ "a, a..
s'Sr aossss rhss Ia n Il Al. 4 -
ner ftii, th,y aio asr,"ao.e aid .m,.i
Fus, >npasrcs.sOa, h'araty lin "a nat O :,
ana cNsu Deafness. aartaaL 4 De,
,urrd H.. the Alternative ACTION ot I..s.
M"si oi me ii,s which although
a'aiu"o. 'enindy Ia s"i"! haadsIs dangerous u
.ncantous use these '""-'h No nereHr
staac. whatever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

EEN, BALDWIN, 60, ha In store
IA and CONSTANTLY receiving the
.tock 81 FINE SPRISG CLOTH "a. and cnilen.ns II
NiSHIS9 GOODS, ever seen Ia this Safe which
they ask the attention reasers
ricy Of ncw and elegant goods manufactured by
in the latest and fashionable and
all The panic In the money
ad .antages in the manufacture present so.
aud they can, aud do offer the greatest Inducements
Excu.or motto. aud friends pubic
orally be assured that shall the
have enjoyed for the cn;y Year, selling sHyer
qssfy eLofhfHH al modfrdc prices Can
selves KEEN, BALDWIN 90,
hp5n To-, Main street Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

20 ESEDEOtD AIlN
- AND IODINE SPRINGS"
Those Springs located the line dividing the Counties of
tanpbo and BEDFORD .h,I distance and in lu
the The Peaks of outer, the beau
tfn blue hiige reached few hsurs from th point.
III" Is pnrr rutug and the the Low
ands southern would
as sc ly wnrd in The midst he IA.
tas situated directly iy nChuurg and Salem Turn
pike miles iruuI nc place, AMI four miles from
The Forest Depot hic place vehicle wl be
vey and from ne springs. tKEE OF CHARGE
Prom