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Insolvency Notice,

c,TATE OF CRIitGRNlA-0OU TY OF pTTTE
- County Court ir and for Rutte County. In the
matter Of the petition OF Joseph wood an lnsol-
vent Debtor In pursuance of an Order maze nv
tie pon Thomas Wells Iripe of said tountv fourt
at amhers in said County Of the 10Th 6ev of July
D 1878 notice Is hcrehv given to the c"e 'ttors ot
,he said Joseph opds. Petitioner in 'nsolvercv
hsrein 10 he and appp1r hofnr" the ii out on
10 first dpy Of the S"pt"mhrr term =. ID. 1898, I"
vt OF Matdav the 18th day Of Septemhrr. \. ID.
1853 at the hour cf 10 O'Clock " Of that dav,
hen aud there tn show cause. If any there h" why
an assignment of said Iusolveuts estate should not
he mide ard he he discharged from his debts as ny
hin prayed for II j. further ordered that all legal
roreed US against said fusolvent or t" collection
the several or ary of the dohs set forth IN said
Schedule be stayed until the final determination Of
NJ. cause
Wiiee my bard aud the Seal Of said Court
I,Sud this the 10th tav of July A. u 1855
NJ II. pAER NJ. Go. Clerk 'utt" Co.
Ira, PvJ II M.RPIr. DEPUTY.
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TTIoS. 1oxC Il,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. Il. corner Montgomery and Washington SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
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The New Icrk weekly TOirTN Pkl%Eis one
Of the largest aud best weekly lAVtrs u the duy An
lnpefia Quarto containing eight payC= r forty col
umns. oi entertaining original mhtter, aud elegant
illustrated every week,
glt worth from SO cents to $1,000 co In gold, viii
be presented 20 ouch subscriber immediately On re-
celpt ol the subscription money.
One copy for one l,Hf.. 80 90 and gin.
One copy for two Years. bU NJ u . pitts.
One copy for three years. 90 aud lills.
One copy Tor five years. 90 and > titis.
AND To CLUBS
Three copies one year. s. 90 nrd gifts
Five copies one yenr. 90 uLd gins.
Ten copies one yrnr 10 90 aud l0Lins.
Twenty copies one year so 90 and II its.
The articles to be distributed are comprised in the
following hist;
Packages of gold, containing. ....sioo 90 each
10 do do do :. 100 90 chch
10 patent lever hunl'g cas'd watches Sloo 20 each
70 gold watches...... ','.' '......... % w each
90 do do ....,,...... ......ou ~ ehch
200 do do .................,3O 90 each
800 ladies' gold watches. ............. .35 90 each
200 silver hunting cascd watches. 30 90 oaeh
oUO silver wachts.... ..,....t $40 te 30 w eheh
liU0 gold guard, ves fob chains 10 10 80 90 ench
Gold lockeis bracelets, brooches, "nr drops orehs
pins cut pins. sleeve buttons, shirt studs, watch
keys. cold AMI silver lhmpies und variety of other
articles. worth from 20 ceIts to SO eAch.
immediately on receipt of the subscription money,
the subscrtber's name will he entered upon our sub
scrii tion book opsosite number. and the g'it
responding with Tint number will be forwarded with
in week. to the suhsc crib,r. hy mail or express
post paid All communications should he addressed
10 BECKETT co,
IS and 30 Mofat building, 1876 Baondwny, New York
s.'Specmens complete scni lrco. Agents wanted
~ lum.lsI
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u,pERE ARETHoUsANDs in thiss

vnu fe9r Il, apply to Physician. because they nave
he.n deceived or their friends have been by some
of tha dh,rlatnns Ah infst the community, ahd VINO
nuhlish themselves rs good phy-lctahs, professors,
e,c ia gli~-nch we unhesltatlugiy recommend d.
G Young ~ a Physician in v AhotA All ohn place eo'
eJence lie ia n man Of eminent ana pro'ohhn
study n good surgeon. an honorahl9 man. ana one
y no cnn synpashse with persons In aiiiletion his
staining as n Physician and genlleman are oon
guaranie.d-the first by his medical works Wh''n
arc an hor TO their author. and the extensive ana
highly successful course Of practice with wh'eh ne
has been houored since his advent in California ana
the latter by his numerous patrons and large cfce o
acquaintance,
ENENBER-That Dr. J. G. Young's Office tor
B( Inc of Private Diseases, IL nj the cor
A. ~ ,ntvo merry and California sts., San Francisco
RENEMBER-Thai DR.. Yonng wants no patients
hut those fully capable OF appreci iatn1 and distn,
cushing The services Of a regular. thorough brel
1bysi. an. from the paltry unearned and tnnlng
quack. ,.,.-
pFuPvBFR-T DR. Young is the only regular
rad nhy.ican advertising to cure diseases OF impru
deace
REvENBER-Ttl Dr Youn2s remedies ana
.,ta,,nen, are s,'irely unknown 10 all others pre-
n,,5 frnm ne spent in the great Hpsptals Of ~
N a,tt.e At iatt- c. Ia'ry from pure ehenF
cal imported
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To Printers---For Sale.

TuyHE ENTIRE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
cheap for cssb Enquire at this office iyso-n
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Justices Summons.
Sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- Issued ont of the District Court of the fiReenth
judicial District, In and for Butte county and rtat"
Of California to me directed and delivered, com.
maDdug me to make iae cum OF four hundred ana
seventy -four 2s-00 ($AT4 2h) Dollars with in'erea
thereon Mt the rate of three per cent. per month
from the 9th day OF MAY, A. D. 1886 until paid. anu
cnp,s ~ suit taxed In the sum of my i've oo Nv
1855 60, doars ani all accrurg cost. on srm wfit'
Wherein RbtT T.. TAYLOR, FREDERICK WIZ.
cox and DAVID BURROWS are plrlntin.. and
Al FRED FOSTER. THos. WILLIAMS, LANES
WII.IJAMS. JOHN STALY J. X HAhDEN.
BtIRGtI and WM. CHANDLER are Defendsns' !
I'VE levied upon and will expose ut public saie, 70
tn. highest bidder for cash nj the urt Ilous" ooF
~ the town Of Orov'e, county and sta~ a'ofsesio.
on saturday the 5th day Of september,
A. ID. 1888 ut the hour Of rel ek, Y. " OF ss'd
dry Mi OF the right title aud Interest OF The above
named Defende0ts IN and tn oerisn Water Oichs
known May 9th, A. ID 1855, as tho Sucker knn
Ditch, taken from the stream known ms SUCKER Nun
or Gold Run, and running thence 10 Mo0re0wn ana
the Ipc hli.v or mining camp known as BFyanss hg-
gings. Ia Mountain Spring trwnsbip, Butte connys
alfornia ogetber with all and singular, the iat.y
ais brnnches reservoirs, fumes, teDernsns, hereds
amsnis aud appurenances thercunto belonging OF In
anywise apperaininE.
" D.PLUM. Sheriff Butte County.
0roviile. Avg. llth. A. ID. 1853
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Notice.

A Ii, SHARES IN THE UNION MINING COM
N pAny which the assessments for MAY June
and Jnly 1858, remaining unpaid will be sold At
Fairfield Bar for saii Assessments on the win Gay
~ August 1853 A. one O'Clock ?. NJ to pay said A.
,,pments should the Same remain unPain ~ taih
time. l.. OfEhhAbh rec -
FairAstd Par July -. 1853
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DAIly RECORD, 0R0y!LLt.

DAllY RECORD. oR0y!LLt.
DAILY state journal, ,nc
Enquirer, Mnrystille;
epl.biican, -i.nttn;
citizen, itOwnieytllr:
fluu Us Argus, Piuinas;
iribuIi" San iuse:
lierald, .uburu:
tuiuiet, \ unkee Jims;
tHipn / einuctat Souoru
Californian, Ofovllie;
independent, SAN tn,ireni
fluctr Press, Auburn;
Democrat. achesiiie,
Gazette, san Leundro;
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To Rent.

~ BRICK HOTEL. AT WYAND0rTE, 49,
n Known as the "EXCHASGE." will he taiI
II. ~ thr most ~ tsonlDle terms. il applied II
h." "'n' The Hotel is partially furnished. IN
~, A. Tro12htou. agent, at the Miner
Ms " at the Record Offic., Uroyille.
AsE 70. 1865. my2olm.
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Notice to Close Lien.

vENnE STATE OF CALiFoRNiA--CouNTy or
n Butte, IT. Justice Court, before John y, Berry.
Justice ~ ,hc Peace ia and for the ophr Township
uf the Cou ~ oi lutte Whereas, action has been
commenced In this court In favor Of II. \. Araokf,
and atn.ns' Tho Wells. y. W. Checsmnn, md y. N,
Scln our, trustees of the fifst Congregational fc-
ci"ty OF truNc. hulte County, California To forc-
Close me, ha les lien, taken ON tho following de-
scrb, proI ertv, 10 wit: Tint certain piece or par
eel CT oi of lnnd lying and being situate In the Town
of oro,iile, C~unS and State NJ, resaid being por-
lion lots Ms and &, In block No. O, ns laid down on
The map o q e snid Town oi or Vile, and more par
uculhry tetcr, bed us lIuvs, to vii Com uiencing
nj the northeast c"rncr ct Oak mud Ugh sre' IL, ON
the southwest corner ni snd blcck, thence along suid
Nigh street IN castery direction Eighty feet thence
nj right angles with sud street northerly hfly scvea
feet thence ut right angles westerly eighty feet, To-
oak ttrrct, thence nlung said Oak street MY seven
ic 10 the place of bt ginning the same being known
MS The Rev u. n Seymour church. This therefore
Is Ia holy sii all persons holding or claiming lens
on said t,ms's, to he and appear before me, nj my
ofc,, in orovllle orhir Township. lutte County, ON
the twenty ,e,cnh day oi August, 1888 nj 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and exhibit Then aud there pr,nf If said lens
JOHN :. BERRY, Justice OF the Pence.
Dated thiF 9th day oi August, 1853.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be tound at the old stand, corner Of
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco, -
Where hecan bc.ousuted p-ivatel, md with tire
utmost coufds nee hv the afflicted at AL hours daily.
from \, M..nntIl P. VI. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11
From the Philadelphia Gasstts, l
Grasshopporo Q nd ployer.

For some time past the farmers Of ths whole ~
gon adjacent to Philadslphia have been leudly
complaining Of the vast swarms of grssshoppsfs
niesting their fields and deyouring every green
thing. personal view of some Of the sections
afflicted thus has satisfied Us Of the justice Of the
complaints, by showing the thoroughly dsstrus-
two character Of the ravagcs. In the midst Of
this calamity, q post remarkable. Providentsl rs.
lief has been afforded k5 the sudden appeafancs
OF immense hocks Of plover which have spread
themselves over tho helds, and dsvoursd with
aydty the gfasshoppers. Some Of them have
been shot To teat the matter and their crops have
been found full Of grasshoppers. The ravsgss Of
tho latter soon cease wherever the ocks of ployer
appear as tho great number and voracty Of the
birds render them more than a match for the in
sccts. Up to this visitation the only relief from
this calamity was in tho eagerness with which
tho fowls devoured tho grasshoppers Turkeys,
the most efficient adyersaries Of these nsects--be-
cause the largest and most actve---have thriven
wonderfully upon them. Sohave tho ducks, gceso
and Chickens But these were in numbers alto
gothcr inadequate 10 cope with tho. enormous
swarms engaged in eating up tho farmers crops.
And tho visitation of the plover 10 therefore
most timely interpostion. When the. Mormon
settlements at the Salt Lake suffered 70 frequently
from the same insects. uey found relief similarly
in immense hocks of gulls which came from the
Lake, and soon swept away the grasshoppers.---
This was regarded by tho Mormons a. q miracle,
performed by Providence as q special favor TO his
chosen people, the Latter Day Saints.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

A CEERGYMAs's WIFE ELorING wITmA RAIL-
ROAD MAN.-The people Of Lafayette were started
some days since at the announcement of All extra
ordinary elopement. Mr.. Sherwood, the secrcta-
ry of the Lafayette Railroad Company, and Mrs.
Allen. wife of Presbyterian minister of that city,
joined company and left for parts probably un-
known. Mrs. Allen left her husband on pre-.
tended visit to st. Louis. Her husband was to
meet her there but reaching her not being
there. and tho truth of her real intention and ac-
ton was revealed to him. Sherwood left q wife
and two children and sent word to his wife, after
leaving Lafayette to dispose Of her goods and with
her children 90 back to her father. indianapolis
Journal. September 2.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

On Her FEEE LIKE Cara singular incl
dent, almost an accident, happened 10 young
lady in State street this morning. She was sit
ting on the balustrado waiting for the forty hor-
driven by female" to come along, when she
tipped from her seat, turned u complete somerset,
and came down on her feet, experiencing no inju-
ry, but filled with profound astonishment at her
npromptu feat while the bystnnders, assured
that the involuntary actress had experienced no
damage, expressed their appreciation IN loud ap-
pause Boston UcraM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

a MINISTER'S WALK AND CONVERSATION. The
editor Of the North Carolina Presbyterian. who il
Mt the Virginia Springs, has heard II good story of
Speaker Orr and the Rev. Dr. W. Of Lexington.
Not long since, tho story goes, they were bol, at
the Warm Springs aud met in public room Of
the hotel. They had been sitting witt L other com
pany, and after while the Doctor rose and walk
ed across the room with the usual limp in his gait
Mr.. Orr Immediately recognised him, and asked if
he were not the Chaplain at the University Vir-
ginia at such n time, naming the year. The Doc
tor replied that he was. Il wns there" said Mr..
Orr "a student, at the University, and knew you
by your limp" well" said the Doctor, "it seems
my limping made deeper Impression ON you
than my preaching" Tho joke placed Mr.. Orr.
in AN awkward prcdicamont, nnd most men would
have been unable to extrcate themselves but ho
replied with ready wit;--"Ah. Doctor, it is tho
highest compliment we can pay minister to say
that he is known by his walk rather than by his
conversation. - Charleston Courier, September 2.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

uDREMlUM WAamING q MACmuN1,-TAe
floating ball or knuckle washng machine-Hollng gwosks
PacnThs machine has received highest premium, At
tho Virginia and Maryland Fairs and all other Fairs
has becn exhibited In this machine clothes
heap, quicker and with less and lear than
other mode simple IN Its operation that child
drrntAnd and work ltand ID not all liable
order Those who wish labor this tedous
and trying dhoush absolutely necessary doso opsato
septa dim a. W. rRUrT Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

SENsE.-A rough common sense pervades the
following, in which is certainly more truth than
poetry:
Great men never swell. 1t is only three cent
indiyidals who are salared at the rate Of two hun
dred dollars year and dine on potatoes and dried
herring. who put on airs and hashy waistcoats,
a consequential appearance. No discriminating
person can ever mistake the spurious for the gem
uine article. The difference between the two is
as great a. that between bottle of vinegar and
bottle of the pure juice of the grape.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

A CURIOUS CRINoLINE.-We have been shown
"a section" ofpatent safety fuse, Ia hollow cord
filled with pth of gunpowder, &c., which
was taken out of a ladys skirt into which it had
been sewed as substitute for crinoline The
skirt was found among some paper rags, purcha-
sed by Messrs. Morey & Hand, of this town, ana
when lighted in as lively style as when used in
blasting operations. The lady who wore that
skirt wasn't safe for moment among the sparks,
especially the more fiery ones-Iiasfeld hass.)
Eagie.
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TERMS j..

The vIRGlNIA\ is Published tally at 81 ri.weekya
e5 per and weekly ~, arizbly ad
otherwise 81 50 will be charged ali No
discontinued the option the Propret0rs
until all arrearages shall have been paid
inserted for so cents Of
ess for the first insertion and J14 for each
unless ordered form and then 50 cts
for each insertion II the number OF
marked the Ms will be published till or
red and charged accordingly
HE NEARLY RATES ARE
For one square, ally
For two do do "
For 10 semiweekly. IS
For do do ......................... "
Advertisements Intended for both papers subject to spe
D. .
~ Annu ertisers will be limited to their immediate
ness charged At transient rates
TT All Advertisements appear In the daily and tri
~! Obituary which eight lines charged
eLly yfufih be eXc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

II IFE PRE- EkS-We have resolved tho
IL Life Preserving VEST 2rficie that has Just been pat
ented. desirable No should b without
ons.Caliat Ja isl GLASS RAINE'6.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

KAJEED'S PATENT SE WING VI II NEa.
w This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE
offered in this market both the quality work it's
than int Of any other Machine, while it works with ease ON
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either Of
evenly laid much finer than ordinary work hle
both sides of the cloth stitched alike r,aling beauty
der or requires repairing and simple that
perform all ordinary repairs on IT, until With
Heds Patent Seoag Machines will beat the wants Of
and shoe Makersor Others requiring work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers win find ths Machine
that will do a rapid manner and
much sewing will find this Machine particularly adapted to
their wants besides saving labor enough
pay fort Taiors will lind saving using this Sew
ing Machine besides being aw sure OF superior quality
and work Boo, and Shoe Manufacturers save Thou.
SANDS of Dollars using this Machne while many purpo
he work done on leather by this Machine is better than
ffona In any other way.
purchased yonr Uteds Parent Sr,n1 Machne intend
ed il wholly for family but recom,ncnped
WORK done in hi way bo,h in nant ~ f -" ha d on
and feel confident for this alone the machine
Dor enough to its cost One of neghbors who
large pllntaon says, il worth the two best
bands .king clothes for the rest Ev
Macue you have sold in this vicinity sv.n the great
est satisfaction. and several Machines from
Extract from letter written by a gentleman. owning a
plantation New Orleans Your Htsds Patent Sr-
ing Machines have been almost constant bought
them and with the best of practical results In
weeks the two operators them finished complete
clothes each of hundred and plantation hasd
and hn the time saved in using them more
than paid their
Another Planter says used employ four hands
in making clothes for the rest but since purchased your
Spne Machine hand does the sew ing for
the whole plantation, While my wife it for making nearly
for itse.f every three months.
We wish ali Machine to examine these as they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation or any
9th use where stitch rsquired Price of Wsed Patent
WHITNEY LYON, Propri.,ors
345 Broadway, New York.
IY> Sold by A. S. ENGLEDOvE, dealer In Fancy Goods
Bonnets &c. Lynchburg. Va mar 30-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

EREAT REDUCTION OF CHA RGE Re- ON
III THE CANAL-THE HIGHEST RATE Of FREIGHT
ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE ONLY Y3oCTs, PER 100
LBs.-ON GROCERIES,. CROCkERY QUEENSHARE
ONLY25 CTS PER 100 LBS, which includes all expen
from the wharyes Richmond to Lynchburg Guano
ly ~ 55 per ton Of 2,O00lbs "a
Thankful for the very liberal heretofore
WILL In order increase this trade sti the Canal
Goods through the above low 30
goods the the quicker and cheaper forward them
s. LEE, on the Dock, ,
Rugl Richmond, Va
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Hall STORM IN THE LOWER OnIo-llousE
Blows bows lr RockroRr-ONE WOMAN KILLED
AND TWO CHILDREN SERIOUSLY 1NJuRED.-We
learn by passengers arrived last evening, per
steamer Lady Walton from Memphis that vio-
len, hail storm took place in the lower Ohio. on
Thursday night last The Walton was ovdrtaken
by the storm Mt Slim Island, and was compelled
tolay too all night. Trees and fences were blown
down,and immense damage done to tho corn crop.
At Rockport u large house was demolished. and
pieces blown in every direction to agrcat distance.
The family of Mr. Henry Gardner were in the act
of retiring to bed when the house went tumbkng
topieces. Mrs. Gardner was recovered from the
wreck dead. Her head aud body wore badly
crushed. Two children were also recovered from
the demolished building badly bruised, and in nm
insensible condition. II was thought they could
not recover. Mr.. Gardner and ono other child es-
capped with only slight bruises. Our informants
did not learn that any further loss Of lifo had
been sustained by the storm. The hail stones
TINT fell were about tho half tho size of hickory
nuts. Tho steamer Minnetonkn was caught in
the snne storm in Smithland, and was compelled
to lay by for Is hours Cincinnati Gdsette, We'd
nesday.
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M. G l. Q G X s. .-~

M G l. o G X 3. "a
II W. JONEs, Pracusai Repairsr Of CLOCKS, THE
he Fkcts Music 0sxrs, DO, having taksua Room
up stairs next door TO the Merchants HANK Aan street,
ynchburg prepared At short notce and reasonable
t'mr to ct"ene work In his ne wsrranns the .ass He
VIII In short time. bs prepared also repair SEWING
MACHINES Locks, ~ Keys &c Psrsons In seun
Try will do well to give him call ha determined spare
no palus 10 please reasonable customers
~ la his absence obs tho
VALENTINE liEsisd will be promptly attended to.
TrHMs-Caah on delivery Of work. aug 7d3m
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HHPREss sHI s,ypress SHINGLES
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO., on Canal
mar TO- near Laaghornes Mi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RKY-LI0HT PICTURES

2b CENTS.
IN Attot Nj ot the great demand for cAEAr rCtuRNs
" the subscribers have reduced the price Of their elegant
SkfIIGhT AMBROTYPES aud MEiAlNo1ffES 1919
and VI 10 eenss, iacindiaS q Asndss~t CxSE
hhe assorpeat OF beautiful Fancy Cases, breast Pins
Lockcis. &c always ON hand Now Ia the time Come one
all
~ Operating hours from7 A tin7P. NJ.
\. ~ TANNER & co, Main st.,
lyles , doors from Bridge.
hlEr fOR RINyAl.lDS.-F Corn starch,
~ Arrow Root Crackers MaceAroni Sage Tapoca, Der
muda Arrow Root Aso. medicinal purposes purs Old
Port Wine blackberry Winc Od Madeira French brandy
Porter. ac For sale by J. IL THOMPSON Il Co,
W 2lis Druggists
nRANGEh AND LEMONA-Jnss received,
" direct from New York
II Boxes Oranges,
IL DO. Lemons,
In prime or,icr For sale low bv n. A. BOYp.
" y2lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

NOT1CE.-As - nsrcsiny ofthe u On rd or Ot-
~ rectors oi III. rrs Tennessee Railroad Company
held AT the Office at the COMPANY the city ynchbuH
sauria, tho i7th January 1885, III. following resolutions
adopted
I'm notion Rsorsd That from aud after the t day Feb
ruay next the Virginia and TcnneHsec Railroad Company III
for II" sock Killed by running ths road unless
IL he clearly shown that such Killed In
oi the rulrahe negligence of tho employee, Of this
Company
Rord That all caim. against TIL. Company 70, los.
damage 10 goods produce within thirty
day the such yhould dciVcicd
Copy from the minutes
apl2lb WM II HUGHES sccy.
COLLECTION 1ss july, lAJk.-My friends
~ aud customer b" Indebted either old
count, since Tho LIST January 1855 Will piraas forward
and settle before the first Of August wl he ing
good deal Of trouble and rrptast
hep copy. ijy 2JtsI l.. L. ARMISTEAD.
HOW DEN's DENTAI FLUID, snclrs Tooth
~ Powders For sale by j. II. THOMPSON y co,
" Jits Druggists