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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24

PARsoM BRowSIow ON HIS TRAvELs-Re lets
into Cinetnnati,-That everlasting critic and
never pleased individual, Parson Brownlow,
writes as follows from Cincinnati:
Iattended the market this morning, and found
it equal to the importance of the city. The
regetabte market is hard to beat But what a
populations! never behold such mixture OF
well dressed gentlemen, low down Germans,
vulgar Irlshmen, dirty Italians, French, WEIGH,
Norwegians, Yankees, Negroes, and all the odds
and ends of Gods crcationI majority of the
inhabitants are foreigners; and the women who
arc dirty and ugly, do the drudgery As to
colorS, am unable to form any opinion. have
no assurance that one man in ten is white man.
White, brown, red, mixed, clayhanks, Chicka-
saws, and all other colors reach the eye. was
struck with the fact that every negro woman ]
met with child in her arms, or one or more
small ones following, carried or accompanied a
mulatto-no black children. This is the work
OF piouS Abolitionists or freedom-shriekerS
Reconsideration could induce me to take up
my residence in Cincinnati. 1t is a city OF
great wealth, trade and commerce; but it is a
fast city, and as corrupt as the Devil could wish
it 1t is full of rascals, swindlers, and bogus
stock dealers.
Even the GeggGrs are thieves and imposters.
The streets are full of them.
In soliciting charities in creating houses o.
worship, building orphan asylums, or whatso-
ever this mixed population 20 at, the thief and
impOStOr stick out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24

The Last Fashion is for the Ladies to get
their, Hair Cropped. The Stilwaukie Wisconsin,
of the 10th inst, says: 10 give some idea as to
how the croPpy style hair cutting is spreading
amongst the ladies i'll that city, one of our bar
bers says he has cropped three hundred and
thirty ladies' within the past three months
There seems to be a perfect rage on the subject
with our young ladies'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
New Advertisements.
BAITIm0RE;. s. OHIO n. II,
cHANGE OF. SCHEDULE.

UHANSFE UFeSGHEUULE.
ON and afte Monday, 2Oth September 1855, the trains
NJ VIII run us f0ll0y7s, viz:
First; The Phseitng aud Cumberland alton
leave Wheeling daily, Sunday excepted, at 10 A.
stopping at all stations and arriving At Cumberland at
Second The st. Louis Cincinnati, Wheeling, BeDWood,
Baltimore and Washin g0n City Express daily
ct 45 p arriving at baltimore 81 10 A. M In time for
The hoTtdEeIteFn CIeaFos BE- Louis, Cairo,
daqapog Dayton, Cincinnati, Wheeling BenEood Dalt
more and WsShinEtpn City Express leaves daily at 1 p.
~, Saturday. excepted arriving 81 BatnaoEe - $50 P.,
initil1 ef0r Extern Connections.
euoythe elegant mountain scenery passengers should
take the 10 ~ land and resume their
BY IN $50 or SGD A. u. train. f.t
Returning the West and S0utWest the trains leave
Baltm1re daily follows IE: The $50 A. H. train ar
EfEe5 Wheeling at $50 NJ 0S p d. train arrives
Wheeling AZ 9;45 A. NJ 70
The Cumberland Accommodation tIafn leaves OnmbeF-
land 6.G0 81, Wheeling At p 81.
The ass Ps trains bound East viii only stop for wood
water and ais At the principal rst class stations.
Round nip tickets being ed to .undsyie at 50
cents md 20 BenEo6d at D cents. LIB FORD, Agt.
". p. Smith. Supt. 5af ~
~ I. 81. Coz, Cent Ticket Agent. sep23.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
KARL FoRMEs'
GRAND
MAMMOTH CONCERTS!

oRAToRIos.
Mr.. ULLNAx, Director and Manager of the New York
Academy of Music informs the public
has made arrauge with
Z ARL FoRMHS,
nov under engagement to him, rapid tour through
the principal cities OF the Union priorto departure for
Europe Gratefully remembering the very liberal patron
age RECEIVED from the public Manager of Mr. ThaIber,
whom he has Induced to visit America he respectfully
nounees l37.Ia - =
KARL FORaIEs' FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE IN
THIS CITY.
ON NJ ONDA Y, SEPT. 9th,
All WASHINGTON HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24

The Hon. A. G. Brown, Senator from Missis
day, and of course made speech. Being a
Southern man, eiSatliberty to express his opin.
ion freely regarding Senator Douglas, which lib
erty Northern Office holders are not permitted
TO copy, He said OF Douglas:
He is more honest, more consistent, more the
friend Of the constitution and the rights of the
States, and better Democrat than nine.tenthE
of those in the Free States who abuse him. He
is giant in intellect, giant in will, giant in
eloquence, giant in everything that makes up
the characteristics of great man, and hoPe he
may thrash Abolition Lincoln out of his boots
A correspondent of the New York Spirit of
the Times, speaking of the performance Of q
ter Prentice, OF the Louisville Journal, sug.
gests that she must be "flly buster"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
n EW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS

Tue having Just returned from the
y to state that he can or great inducements in Dry
Goods, himself he yin sen per cent cheaper
than any other house In the cty-for cash.
Particular attention is called following
French Go odS.-I61 pieces Of Silk, ali cnlors and
Styles excellent quality black Silk Calico width at only
Silks, the 'Ea=le brandt only Sold at 81 rs
styles Of striped Sks Baysdere Turk SATIN ETC. any
sntiue SIR sisSs scd M y m 9nsy q 9aeE m9Fe
100 pieces French IA erinO of all coiors; an TX.
eelent quallt! at only c yard, vide; very
sell att 90 yarn.
$50 pieces of Cobnrgs nm d Parnnettosafne
such IS always sells for STc. yard only
All wSoI plain Ne Laines, all colOrs. Lupon,s
All Wool RSIaidS, double Width hest quality At
sue dchside robesi also robes de Guui
de Champs, large assortment greatly
DOMRsrlCs.
10 cases OF Prints styles neat aud small cured
fast eoloTs WnrtaIted, from to cts. worth l2 cts
Bleaehed SheeItnR md ShfrtTnG M usIfn of
a widths and prices, excellent quality Wde at only
ShaTS IL, CIORks a nd l1anLtIIuS, the most com.
Pete assortment brought the city, all possible
Ears: FurS! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS lila
oles desiring 70 provide themselves with
set OF Furs this season. Will and It their
70 my stock before purchasing,
ment greater than has been and prices
by lower having purchased them oTer5
ana anuthetursrs, and only for gives Considers
bic advantage and therefore enabled TO se yerv
cheap Russia Sable, Mink Martini French Sable
Fitch Lynx Gennes, All the usual yRrietles have IN
large abundance and at all prices.
BianEets-16O pair l04, ia and 1924, very cheap
In Blankets 1 can offer great Inducements.
GuFPStG-1Qu piecAS Of Carpets OF
Three Ply, suPerdne InZTaIu, all Wool etc. will sell 4
gooi quality Al Carpet 96c, superior qualify al
"a fine Brussel Hearth ug worth So for only 81 The st
quality Velvet Rugs, the largest size always soli at 9 for
only -, and do, common ike, worth IS only So
. SePlt 49, Slain Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
paR FIFl,II AssasIlAI. FA1R

49, 1tlEI 4 LEI II ~ " AJ+<A43 4SA41G
OF THE
Farmers, g. mechhnIcs' Indnstr5al Society
s OF Brooke County
5TIIIEL he held WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
w FRIDAY,
The 22d, 23d q 24th of September, 1883,
AFTHEIR FAIR GROUNDS NEAR wELLsBURG.
EXCURSION Tickets CT O for the Pair, win be issued
At all the stations of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail.
road (riyer diviston) at half the usual rates.
The Managers using exertton to make the
ing exhibition of the p M Industrial Society of Brooke
in ~ is departmeltS and
eoFanIiy TO attend fhe days
above specified, and the festivities
The prospect Rpod display of line StoekSof all kinds
q very 1attering. and spirited competition IN this line
may Be Anteip ated. A29th
FINE HORSES
PIoise 70 exeel any before seen at this plheehe 50.
efety Oilers sWeerstake premium this department
S2 for the Best Easiest Stallion, saddle harness
and SIS for the best and fastest 9Eareor Gedfn besides
liberal premiums IN the general lIEt.
1nRIHE SHEEP, reputation of having
made the finest shows Of vest OF the mountains
dey Of Pine Cattle swine, Poultry, &e VII Be coed
The OTTER departments of the Par, Agricultural, HoFticu
tuTal and Ornamental, have been
well Represented.
LIBERAL premiums offered Female Equestriansu
Fire Works other navelties viii be luroddeed good
time anticipated. CoNE ONE, GoItE All
= SrplSt L. INQUIRE, President
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
s. %. HARPER & SONS

y. u. hARRER GG SUNS,
WTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS "a
w + CAPS, have hand and receiving gem ~
eral assortment Of SILK Beaver and Russian hats also
hats OF every color, shape and quality.
They received YORK,
and nOWprepared furnish gentlemen with Of
every description and quality.
They also keep on hand assortment Of plain and fancy
Plush and Cloth Gaps, for and boys, all OF which
they oar to their customers the most easiug terms
All orders from country merchants aud deas promptly
tended to.
Thanktal for the liberal patronage heretofore received
they solicit share Of public favor which they determine
ed to deserve by attention End application
ness ana cheap and favorable rules Of operation ep
Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
RYyirtae of Deed Of Trust from and
AZ wife to the u1deFsigned date 2ith August 1s52 and
Ohio county Virginia in Boot 81 page $751; shan. tths
the Ssh October 1855 at II o'cloek NJ to sale
b public aneton to the highest bidder, half OF
lot numbered fortythree C4l part city
out Col EhensZer said half thirty
three feeton Main street aqd hundred
thirty two feet together with all the buildings beloneingt
Re 1ner.
TERMS s4LS-For the $780, cash; for the residue,
upon credit IN equal payments twelve slgh-
teen months from the day OF sale, The deferred payments
10 be secured by negotiable satisfactorily endorse
and By adeed OF trust on the premises.
The title In clear and undoubted.
IN Bepl4-td ALFRED CALDWELL. TFl,Stee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24

VksfI NGssz-SILK PLUSH, sILE, GREEADTNIs, CAsIi-
MERES, CASSIMRRES &c Of fbe and
1S - 4,,.Ah4yf AZ me ktofe 81 TIL. HUGHES,
eeEs4Sz 4 yFaler
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
Richmond Etdnlinet' says:

We understand that the ball passed entirely
through the bone, ranging upwards, and was
afterward found in Mr. c. sock. He is sur.
rounded by friends, and is receiving every at
lention that could be desired
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24

FOR sALR Or RRNTs
6ts Houaes on John street, House on Hanpden st
ssysEal on Quincy street. and Dwelling hOuse and
Ie9 In Centre WheelinC the corner OF A;an
sn Alley Enquire Al Jacob Huls ne4r the cor
ni iBs % sss'n' aud oh streets Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
M o r Fl NE w G. o Cd S.

M o r u ~ - w G. o I'D s.
WATCHES GLO0RS, JEWELRT, RATI5H and
CLOCK MATERIALS, DC.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ERsoEs visiting the Pair and the public generally.
respectfully Invited call 1t No. 15T Main street, and
examine the IMMENSE STOCK OF Watches, Clocks, Jew
ey, Fancy Goods, Notions watch and Clock Material
Tools, Glasses, &c.
Ny frequent the oiteEarRe purchases
direct from Importers and Msnufaeturershe reception
OF all the styles every few Weeksads acting
the approved quiek sales and small profits and
= deGermius ton EXCEL, enables TO otter to
purchaser TIE GREATEST L8DCCE1fEHTS.
sepI4 J. 4. SCOTT.
a TIANTIC CABLE oHARSiEsIT have also en- hand
IA small sections the Atlantic Cable, NEATLY BOUND
IN G0Ln-a curiosity very appropriate for Gen
teen's Watch Fob. We invite the curious 70 can and
anime. ISL Main st. sspS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24
Fall FASHION SILK HAT.

WILLS STEEL oW.ThiE celebrated pIo1 stands I'M
equaued and We Solicit Farmers an ,tnation
Of its merits combating steel mould Boar th cast
OF E7uht SHARE possesses 1dTanta found In no other
PloE- For sale by
ausi4 SMITH 9oRRELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24

n IMMENSE STOCK Cnstoaa Made co,staDtiy
"a on hand AZ The Etoresof \ n HfJS3IiFS
\, 81 cor. Monroe 3 Water Sts.
=; B--Eyery srtiele Snufaetgred on he prelrIseG
Eases IS sesse1' work 9eplRl "a. HCGnEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-24

French Kng dish OF ne TssI oI:aiIties
~ made mp 10 order the store q T5IySfJEs
.sePls $. cor. Monroe ET7steF Sis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23
Tho Fillibuster Schooner Susan.

Lieutenant George f. White, of the revenue
cutter MccIeland, gives the following account of
the escape Of the hllibuster schooner Susan from
Mobile Bay:
On Monday. December G. Lieutenant s. B. Cald-
we'll and boats crew from the McClelland,
boarded the Susan, then lying in the Bay of Mo
bile, some six miles above the fleet and demanded
her papers The answer that the Susan
would wait at the fleet for them Lieut. Caldwell
made this report to Captain Morrison. Of the cut
ter who ordered Lieutenant Caldwell to take the
Susan to Dog River Bar and there keep her; and
ordered Lieutenant White to remain on board I'M
til otherwise directed.
Captain Maury would not permit this and Cap
tain Morrison concluded to accompany the Susan
tn the fleet, aud the two vessels went down on
Monday night. Here they remained within one
hundred yards Of each other all night. Captain
| Morrison having informed Captain Maury that If
he attempted 10 20 out he would sink him.
On Tuesday morning about ten o'clock both
vessels weighed anchor and sailed about the bay
until three o'clock. From three until dark the
time was passed in sending aud receiving commu-
nicatlons from each other. The last enmmunica-
ton from thc Susan to the McClellanl was reeci,-
ed at 10 o'clock on Tuesday night Lieut.. White
was then informed that there was an agreement
that the vessel should come 10 anchor for the
night, and hearing the anehat- chains supposed
the Susan was coming to anchor and returned t.,
the cabin-and il was not until midnight that he
heard orders that led him to believe that the YES.
sci was still under way
| On returning to the deck, lac found the yes,t.
heading down the channel Ia the Mobile pon
light, and discovered she had not anchored at all
but by letting out the chains had decei, ed boil
himself and the officers of the revenue cutter.
was foggy night, and but one vessel was visible
which was supposed to be the revenue cutter--bu
this, of course was mistake. The lieutensn
then Immediately ordered the vessel to come
anchor but was informed by Captain NJ ury that
though it was the duty Of the lieutenant to max
the order, il would not be obeyed. The vesse
then proceeded en her way uninterrupted, Car
tain Manry stating that she was bound to Grey
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23
md hal Mississippi and Minnie rlaes IN

town. and hal Mississippi and Minnie Iihes IN
bsaiJ.
There are go men On board besides the crew.
Among them. besides Capt Maury. there were
Col. Frank Anderson. Col. Brunean. Col. MELON
nell. Maj. Ellis Col. Rudler, Capt. West and Cap
tain Drcux. All the men were armed with revoi-
vers, and there were swords and other weapons
on board.
Lieut.. White was kindly treatel by the officers
Of the Susan, and remained on board until last
Thursday. when he was placed on the Oregon. iy
which vessel he was brought to this place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23

,,ali,, tha, tie ha1 rum has male III IL drunk, but
,a.s - ol aud other articles hal in no way dis
c,miorted him. lie was imprisoned for being
drunk. aud said that il the Judge would let him
out be would cat an entire sheep raw anda whole
box Of tallow eandles.--N j. Tribune.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23
we IhinL its hnrdi, hnowu even ,

We think h is b, rdIy known even o the m ost
Intelligent OF our readers how deeply the
looking down nt the mysteries Of creation We knew there
wonderful discoveries in these and
made of them, but did know the Chemists
Ia their eru'ibe. aud surprising the wonderful
prodnt ons ii organic life DINING Visit Lowell
introduced by their prominent ctizcns
"fatoy # DR. AifR. inventor ct CHERRY PICTORIAL
cArHANTiC Pits - where showa with generous
'nknr>, hi and his This genius
OF his ART Is manufacturing the subtle of flow FROM
tar an! ether vegetable snhst His
pie Straw berry! erbcrry Ounce Pear. Canela
&C. not Equal but taey exceed purity flavor,
thpse table, themselves Ills Winter
AMI oi better Have" than that be gathered the
panand made by eli, nicu from the ls
"eafbon in tar His process is, the substance
and md &c exact ultimate i.h made then
compose them III the same proportions which exist in
Curlstiai Advocate nov l=lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23

Alka.l Corbyn, Il New London neGr', fla
wager VI Sd, eat and drank the following d"ih-
ctoS.
taIee dozen tn,l.i2cd tailow candles; to
pounds uf salt pork; one twelve cent loaf Of brdi;
\ pint Of lamp oil; one quart Of bad rum.
The money not having been placed in tad
hands. The eow making the proposition skuld
away, leaving Corbyn to digest his meal at leisue.
The poor fellow. however, maintained his cd
hun,ar, and after swallowing some other artics
to plea the crowd, he left the den. and was fort
insensible on the pavement by policemen a
up a portion of the candles only. After the ae
OF some time, Corbyn revived. and stated to T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23

\ pR,crlcAl JoKE.--On a late trip Of the ste,-
me, Liberty, from Cincinnati TO Wheeling. thct
wa deck passenger on board, who had desle
to lropia,e the lady Of his love, living in Rrct.
viii = melting nice, 10 this end lac purcha a
urine can Of oysters, which he was 81 much A.
fru,I Of having stolen that he made pillow 81 J.
One 81 the deck hands spying the luxury, stra ~
way e1Serel the same, aud set about securing tie
ZANE. He procured an old oyster can. which H.
h!Da with sand. 80 that it was tac sinie Of tie
intended present. lie placed the b gus can clio"
t. the .ecpcr's nose, and giving him u hearN
eauke, quietly removed the genuine. The ,ieel
pai;t Immediately secured the can vt sand, thtlh
ny lac had the right one. and that it bad -ont
what cot from under hi- head, never all wed it 4"
leave his hand until hc reached RIPLEY, where a.
pre- ,rnted it to tho lady who was The whti
boat To meet him Shortly after the hI0t "as at
of lie wa, invited 10 cat oysters. ly commute
ct deck hands, who toli him the joke We un.ar-
stand laat lie has indefinitely postponed his LAT
yi,it to Ripley.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS

A DW1NssTRATORs SALE OF NEG: kOEs.
A On SATURDAY, the lat of JANUARY next. viii sell
a. pnbc ane ion o. tire highest bidder al the Market House
nj II o'clock. A. NJ the following NEGROES, Col man, u
man, abont 3e II Nancy his WIFI 81
age and thu fnwinR children Nod. about II years
gtiit nsout years; and sm Ill chi d.
TERMS-Segn ALE notes satisfactorily endorsed at 20
days, inies'tt added r. q. II KFAN.
d 22d ilian Administrator of J. NJ BOYD dec II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23

All psrsoas opposed 10 the election Of john
Leschsr 10 the olzes of Governor Of Virginia, are
reoue.,ed 10 NEE. at DUDLEY HALL tonight
Al o'clock. for the purpose of appointing dele
s,ass - III Opposision Convention 10 be held In
Richnond on the 10th of February next. Several
stirrinR Addresses may be expected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23

Rrent ufsct The fhysbcinus hnd fust-
ed by BAkih PREMIUM Birffns To MIR. E. BakT--Dcar
sir In justice to self and ho be similarly
afflicted, permit cite of the remark able
qua lilies OF Your Premium Biter>. had
affection and dordered stomach. The past
twelve years used to her
I" health She under tie i've
SIX able physicians but relief could be had. then
severed certificates the remarkable made by
ters persuaded wife them she did and u
little time she began rapidly Not only her
re ton nd DISC der,d stomach vel bu her
raj til better Than it has been for
how u~ing and shal always unnnr to Biiters |
WRIT this in justice yourself aud the encft others
who arc similarly afflicted Your nhc,eut
Richmond Jane II, Isj7 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE
BAkER's PhtMIuM bITrfRs Richmond Sept H. In 1t
Is with wiling pleasure that adj my testimony to the virtue
OF BAKERS Ptt MUM Brffns ia making perm
OF all established case Ut from viii have suffer
ed much for the last Give months Also wife Is using
IL with great after Suffering for de-
bilaiion and dis rdrr,d stomach As commenced
the use # tl m was ronv,ccd of brr valuable qualities
confidently recommend them to the Afflicted. j. ADAMS
For sale by the Druggists in Lynchburg aud by all the
principal Druggists in the city Richmond, and elsew here
Virginia. alsu, Mcsss Chas Co, Washing city.
D. & T. II Stahler Co Baltimore. Nd d. d. Miller,
inBtuu. Ky auI Barnes " PARK, Y
Orders hll:d hy addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
oct Z'ts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23

So4ArniSG TO THINK oF.-Ihe number of H.
guasaS spoken is 1901. The number of mef.i.
a ii equal to the number of women. The a1r-
are Il human life is about 30 years. One quarhr
dlr letlre the age # 7; one half before the agai
Il. Ia every 900 persons only reach % l,,-
and not more than in 800 reach the age ntN0
Years There are on earth. ,00o, 00n.uO0 inh,i-
iants. OF these, %. $50. Bob die every year. 10
every hour, and Gu every minute--or one for &C.
ry second These losses are about halancel'y
an equal number of births. The married are l&
ger lived than the sage, and, above all. those No
observe II sober and industrious conduct. HI
men live longer than short ones. Women l.c
more chances for life previous to the a@e 90
than men, but fewer alter The number ot nr
rages is in proportion Of Is to 100. Mawinrs
are moro frequent after the equinoxes: timtN,
,uru- Ill, months Of June and Iceem'rfN
Those born IL the spring are generally maio"
bH~t ihtn others. Births and deaths are more g.
gucu;il AT night. than by day Tn" numhri,f
me" yanabie a! bNarns arms is calculated u OF
fourth al the population
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23


could article
Rheumatism Salt Ehcui. Burns i,ruiscs JOINTS
uslls sprqin Pole Evil aud Ss cilnas Horses,
equal Tor Man or Be- No will be- without who
has tesd Its value And gene
estimation II the Mustang Iiine can cheerfuy
no article ever performed ia our neghbohood
as this L. " saiTH Rhigehild t:onn. Is. LhIfcH. Esq
Hyde Park Vi the horse considered
Il rs ths sasn) bni tue al the Mus.
ting I,Innun have soil him sib. Your IniIucA
wonders here Such Us
ny day, The nslt is toid Every family should
Beware oil INVITATIONS Thu Mustang Is sold by all
respectable dealers ihr"u ghout Tie world
Braggs Lihiinent" II 10 base limitation.
BARNES y PARk, Proprictois.
IN New urk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23
BY C. Il. PHELPS, ArorloSErR.

ENXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE NE.
~ GRoES AND REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.--on
Thursday Morning the Jtb inst will SELL public auc ~
in front Of the Market House. live very valuable NE
GRDES, viz: Men, wom n Boys aud Girls.
Also at three O'clock, The premises. will sell valuable
III DING LOT, fronting IS feet Man Street. runuigg
back Washington Street 1872 fret
TERMS Tho Negroes wu be- sold on cred for
neg"tiiEl3 notes the added The Lot will
credit OF l2 months interest added approved negotiable
notes RICHARD DAVIS.
Executor OF NJ. Davis, jr, dec
dee iI-i3Odec Z. r. PnELrs, Aactiouecr.