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Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
The Doctor and his Patient.

vi all professions, trades or oC cupatons thu
engages the minds of men that of physician
Is the most diversified. In locating he has to
lind out the constitution of those he is called
upon to visit, for it is frequently the case that
success may be owing more TO a deep and
thorough knowledge of the constitution of the
patient than mere common place applications.
AS an illustration Of this, we will relate an an
ecdote of one of our physicians, who, if he
hndS physlc will not cure, tries other means
as case may require. DR.. D. had long been
the attending physician of lady considerably
past her teens, and affected with certain disor-
ders incident TO a want of occupation and
care Of family. She sent for the doctor in
season and out of season; he rushcs out at a
two-forty pace, and finds his patient physically
well, but sad and lonely, and of course afflicted
with the blues All he can do is to administer
nrctnre with few drops Of peppermint,
and the patient is cured for day.
Tn one occaslGn--a cold, blusterous night
The doctor bad just turned in, wrapping himself
snugly in his blanket, with the hope of a quiet
sleep, when loud rap aroused him.
"Who is sick Z" inquired the doctor.
Miss Sally Strickland, sir; she is most
dead-expect she'll die before you get there"
"pll be along" says the doctor, exclaiming
to himself :" that Miss Sail I'll try to cure
her this time ~
The doctor plods along through the mud and
mire, cold and rain. studying the application;
III DIS her, us usual, in rather depressed state
of mind.
"Doctor," she said feebly. 81 expect to led
every moment; am very low. Can you Edo
any hing for me ~
The doctor feels her pulse; nothing the mat
ter-merely wanted company. The doctor be-
comes communicative.
Miss Sally, was having a terrible dream
when your servant awoke me-"
"What was 7" she eagerly inquired.
81 dreamed was dead" continued the doc
tor, "and descended into the lower regions,
where | met Od Scratch who invited me to
view his dominions. When Satan got through
showing me around, he proclaimed to the four
quarters Of his kingdom that all should 90 10
bed, for SAID he, Sally Strickland will be
here directly, and there'l be no more sleep in
my regions for month";"
The doctors speedy departure was increased
TO fight by the sight Of n broomsiick flourish
ing ac,iv"ly IN ;hc rear but the remedy was ef-
fcctual.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

G5- Among the passengers for Liverpool by
the Persia, "Wednesday, was Col. Thomas AlsoP'
The alleged would-be assassin Of Louis Napo-
leon.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

senate" :ora.a- ca @.., ~rl.,ep---f .>crcp
cf fh'S E"r' ji,yi".a. -" i s.ea..l ~ >rjI ct-
ester. !t!inor.- '-:i,erv4 o.. ne ~ in.8rt Mir.
Doucta. Il
Two, y.livc e~a.z 7ea entered this town
on t'o', ~: a. ga; ,:non nv ara. ,rithoui an
dcqH0jhjancc Wijh.n q ttouSDtd 9n,I.s and
~UhOW k"oUiEe Wh6rc iccHiG .cfi J4oneg to
pay Il lceek' GOurd Her, made h. first SIX
dollars eve: earned in my lifc, anA obtained
he first regular &C upafI"r tt,' over rutsucd
For the first lu.c IL my lie 1ncn i'll. that the
responsibilities Of manhood were resting upon
me, although was urder age, for | HAD zone
to advise with, and knew no one upon whom |
had right TO call for asslstapce or for friend
ship. Here | found the then settlers of the
country my irieGd-my first start in life was
taken here; not only private citizen, but
my first election 10 public office by the people
was conferred upon me by those whom ara
now addressing and by their fathers. A quar-
ter of centnry has passed, and that penniless
boy stands before you with his heart full and
gushing with the sentiments which such asso.
Citations and recoliections necessarily inspire.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

0~E- We learned last evening that Mrs. IIor
rison, widow Of President Harrison, was not
expected to live, and nay have died during the
night. She is al the residence ot Hon. J. Scott
Harrison, about twenty miles from The city,
Mrs. H. has been in such an entecbled condition
for long time, that the fact that the - Old log
cabin her homesjrai. was hUruPd to ihe
! ground has NOT hcrn communicated 10 her
| Gin (iazrtie, i7jh
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

0C5- The Hamilton (CanaJa Wes) Spectator
announces that john M"nkhouse. Scotchman
assistant teller uf the Bank OF Montreal de-
camped, having rmbezzcd funds to the amount
of $l3,l29. Afterwards $S,ll2 of the money
was fonud hidden at the residence of Monk
| house and his father. and the latter was arrest.
| ed aud committed to jail.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
lFritten for the Smyrna Times.
Money Making.

And waste its sweetness on the desert air"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

A Doct or Charged with Poisoning Il Patient
We copy from the 10, kpt; JeaiRdi the following:
We are indebted L. Couner Botslord for the
acts connected with mn alleged OF poisoning,
which in recklessness and hartihood IA the part
Of the perpetrator Of the crime exceeds anything
which we have ever been called to record. The
subject Of this audacious outrage the public
peace was Phillip Hawkins. nagel citizen and
veteran soldier. who lad faced death in many
battlefield. The circumstances IT his death are
these-iie lived near the mouth If the Twelve
Mile Creek, in the town OF Wilson. and being re-
Gently taken ILL., was placed under tie medical ad-
vice aud care of DR.. tresweil. whose invc'crate
habits Of incompetence are known to many Of our
readers. DR. Creswell. Monday evening last,
took his patient to q. X. Ma,hs Hotel. and bar
CAMEL with the landlord to keep him for five dol
lars week if he lived, and ten dollars il he died.
When told that the proposed terms would son
amount to large bill. he said itwonldnU amount
Ia much If bill. as he would live but short time
lie then repeated that he knew he would not live
long lie then asserted that lie w3nll not live until
morning. No, said hc mot three hnurs-thc old
Doc never makes any mistakes ps. Creswcl had
administered medicine t. ham AT hal past O'Clock
and III one hour and Il half he was II corpse Some
OF the same medicine was given I, IL cat, which
died IN II short time after. passing through all the
symptoms of death by poison. \ jury has Leen
summoned by Coroner Botsford and in accordance
with the above facts a,erdict was reniered--D Died
from the effects ofposon Administered by DR.. Cres-
well.
1t is possible that there are mitigating circum-
stances which will be urged ia favor OF DR.. Cres-
wcll-t!lat habits OF incbriaton had been persisted
III until reason was dethronet and he was NJ lon
ger II reasonable Icing. How far this is true to
t. what extent it will mitigate the crime, if true,
together with the whole train of facts connected
with thus singular transactiun. must soon come
before the proper legal tribunnl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
Launch of the General Admiral

The Russian stcnm-trgate Geucgnl Admiral,
hnit by VIM II. Webb, iannchci at New
York Tuesday morning, IGsG ole year from the
day WHICH her keel wa. laid. More than 900
ladies and gentlemen on her de Ks Mt the
launch, and the wharvcs ond shipping in the vi
clnity Of the yard were crowded iull ut people
Probably not less than $1,000 spectators assem-
blr,i to see her enter the water
AS She passed down the WAYS. tho huge tmbers
in which she was ciadei snapped and crack oi
with n force that was irlt all atcr tn, ship. She
entered the water amid the booming If cannon,
the Music Of the band. aud ten thousand ring ing
chrrrs from the thrunglug multtn1e on deck and
On shore. In IA mohrHt .hr WI .leur OF the Ways
and ru>e with beautiful swal.-lIkr motion f. ON
the plunge, leaving waesaes, Of paper floating
IN her wake.
HE General Admiral is the largest, and, no
d"uh one OF the strongest, waadcn SHIPS atoat.-
No expense WAS spare. 20 make her aS staunch
ana durable as possible. Her COS, was about
Sl21u,Uoo. She viii carry - guns-, II: ~
slurh she'll guns (6o.pounarrs1 on tn" rnair deck
~ long 3o-poundcrS, and Dahl. rc S-iIc.i guns
ON the slar-tleck. The dimensions OF her Enl are
i2u rct long, % feet wide, ami - feet dec
She has about tw"-iilths more Stowagc room. inan
the Vanderbilt. Persia, or Great krpubii,, and
onc-hlrd more than the tIratic. Her hull Is
sharp ut the ends. full la the bilro, with round
stem and HAT floor. White and live oak teak
aud mahogany have been la1i,hlv used, where
rlnlmpncr and less expensive timber usually
bestowed. sud If the metallic iasicnngs copper
and hrass largely piedominatc. Her frame Is ii
I've and white OAK, diagonally strapped WITH iron
bands five inches broad and seNen-eghtliS thick,
li!"'"i to each other and t. the frame, and astcn-
rl 1T the upper end to- IN iron lcit i inches wide
and |! thick which ;-rdleS the sAp AZ tie spar
dc X waterways.
She is plankcd with white oak, the pianks ard
tjmhors hcii = c,rner-tue cnr through the sides
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
Abolition philanthropy.
The Cincinnati Gazette, Of late date, contains
in h local colnmns the following narrative:

The Cincinnati Gazette, Of late date, contains
in h local colnmns the following narrative:
| "A SAB CAm.-we learn that there is man in
tn city who sdyng with consump:on,i Is wholly
dAstitute, and is supported by the charity Of the
colored people Of the city Same months ago no
came from the South with two slaves whom he
emancipated. The expenses attending his trip
and his sickness soon exhausted his means, md he
was turned out of the hotel at which he was stop
ping lie is supported in the way we men
TONED above. II certainly seems that the pro-
fesscd friends Of freedom here ought to do me
thing for a man who has made much sacrifice
for the principle they contend for. The conduct
of the oolorcd people is erediiablc.
The Gazette is u paper Of Republican ai'inities
and therefore the rehuke it administers In the
false friends Of freedom" in the city OF cincin-
matt is 80 much the moro bitter and expressive.
But what shall we say Of the philanthropy OF those
who will glory in cnticing n Southern slave from
his comfortable home, and at the same time let an
unfortunate white man die like dog in the midst
of plenty. What sort of humanity is that which
elects man from n hotel for lack Of money. after
he has liberated two slaves, and permits him to
become charge upon the bounty of negroes to
keep him from starvation? We suppose. however,
these "profesaHd friends Of freedom" are too busy
in their charitable occupation Of stealing negroes,
to attend to the demands Of common humanity.
Thc. mcansare too freely devoted to the expenses
Of tho underground Railroad, to allow of contri-
Luton to the comfort Of n white stranger dying in
their midst. Such is the false, spurious, unchris-
tian aud detestablc phanhrophy of most Of those
who are eiernaly clamoring for freedom. -
Freedom" in the Northern cities unless accom-
panied with money, is usually the freedom to
starve--and it mak:s no difference whether the
sufferer be black or white. 1t is such hypocrcy
and inhnmanty as this which gives the lie to
all the fine professions of the champions Of free
dom
TIE Chicago Prcxs sllNes TINT Tnmmnny IInll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
From the De,r.i Tribune September l.
A Balloonist Lost in the Sky.

A Balloonist Lost in the Sky.
Tcrr,ble Adrcaturv--.i Van S.atea on f.. iaire
If n balloon Tdrried Into he CLoufs
We have learned full particulars of the Balloon
Ascension at Adrian, on Thursday it, subsequent
descent, md its second ascension ant, runaway
with the aronant While beyond hs control. 1t l.
u brief narrative but of thrilling interest A nan
l,t in the sky There can scarcely be a more
terrible Thought. 1t makes the flesh creep and
sends shuldcr through every nerve.
The first ascension took place al "a nine o'clock
in the morning. II on the occasion Of n larre
Sunday School celebration mt Adrian The balloon
was n very large and we'll constructed one. being
about the height OF two-,tory building when liz
l'ated and ready Ia cut loose from il. iasteninr-
Mcssrs. Bannister and Thurston tnok seats in the
car attached to the balloon and assembled safely
and steadily. After remaining alb ut ~ minutes
in the air. smiling toward, Tolc 10 ali the time they
aightc1 in the woods in the town of Riga Lena
county. near Knights station on the Southern
Rond distant about J. miles west # Toledo. Sey-
cra men came to the assistance Of the ayentu-
rcr- and they proceeded to prepare the balloon for
packing to be taken back To Adrian.
In doing this, the monster balloon was turned
over aud partially upside down Ia dscntaiIglc the
netting and to reach the valve. 10 do THIS. Mr..
Ira Thurston. of tine rronauts, took off his
coat, and got astridc Of the valve hpck. lie then
suggested that the ear ID" detached from the bal loon
while he sh inll hold it down with his weight
This rroyel n fearful culcnlatiou for n, s,u,r
was the still Inflated body relieved of the WEIGHT
Of the car than il shot into the air with the sud
drnncs. Of II rocket taking Mr. Thurstou along
with it, seated upon the valve ot the bai,pn, and
holn. on tn the collap. ed silk If the uirship IN
tina, portion OF its bulk. In this perfectly help
hess condition. the Hated man spci straight into
the sky in the full sight Of hi conpanions, even
more hclplcss than himself 80 far As il known
there was no possiblc means Tor him to secure his
descent, whether safe or Otherwise. The mart of
the balloon filled with ras was full twelve feet
above him NJ that there was no c',in,c for him to
cut it and escape. He could only ,linr to his pre-.
curious hold and y, whithersueyer ,he current. Of
air should take him
Without regulation or control nf any Kind the
balloon continued to mount inward smiling off in
the direction OF th, city ana Lake Erie. The IA
tai ascension took place, about II o'clock aud at a
icw minutes past noon il wa. seen in the town of
BIisslcd Lenawec co aptarcully full three miles
high and about the sac ii "A star ia appcarancc
Il was still going M aud on, Alta uuartcr past
y clock it was last dimly visible going in the d-
rrctiuu OF Maiden as asccrtanel hy compass bca r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

UCFChf fCxnrH
u "pl'h 81 the public mpcis nnice 'lat
/, III circulation lreiui la To sef-namely
on seN ant ct my father inlawa with sei &c.
Tue fonHdIt Tor this is III that
MI Jones (Hy ttherin la") had given
re and tia: had had in cable posse
seven years 20 Richmond Tues,l,y last purio4
selling her After had lei" home with her, ut
eicsrapc message to Richmond stating the girl
"fohlng tho sale of her &c his il the origin the
considered and sui consider the girl mi 10 int n and
purposes aud shall establish right her before
justice X. 7. HOLLY.
sept2t IL Runrd's bedford 90, Va
Bedford Sentinel Please copy time arcoun,
to me at Bufurd's
4 nESTNCfS WANTED. !-Persons I'M wing
" Ch'snuts to dispose of during the will
customers by addressing tho undcrs ned price
GREEN & COREY.
scPt-f.ul" Hi, hmn,d Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

Every family should he surplicl with Perry
u Wis Vegetable Pain Killer. Its magic effect in
renewing pain from all parts "fthe body. has given
it n world wide reputation No family hayins once
nsci this medicine would wili," he without it.
1t is what its name purports, Pain Killer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

\ most unnatural crime WIS pcrlctrajc,i ~ Il
FIcnchman II few DAYS since IN the t"~n Il Gre
ghon. Lewis county Il. In tie absence Of the
other members of his family he 'urncl hot water
from kettle into the mouth If n slcctiug bate
FIVE months old scnlling it drca fully lionnd his
pre-. cnt wife had tccn married hut Il few months
and he charges that the Child is lille climate
Su-picions that his fist wife dc ! tr IN neglect
and improper treatment are in circulation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

there should happen t. c f4ieb e war there
when they arrive iliey will discharge their car
sye, and proeeed TAP The fi,er. Should they
meet with interrupted. hiwe,er they will take
the route pursued by cd. Anderson. up the Colo
RADIO river
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

TIE Boston Post gravely asserts that move =
ment y on foot for the organization of political
clubs in various locations, for bringing forward
General Winfield Scott as a candidate for the Pre-
sidency in 1850 1t is stated that ample funds are
provided. and that it is the intention to run him
rs the peoples candidate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

The Grsn Lodge l. o. O. f., Of the United
States met in Baltimore last Monday. The Ordt1
iaissA prosperous condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

u From the Clergy Re- ,d. 3. q. S,carns
writes: consider 1t the best remedy ley.r
he late Rev Dir Granger repeatedly expressed his
that he owed liz life To the timely of Piry Daviss Pain
ki'r During his visit the Missions iurmat
had attack of Tie CHOLERA Immediately
levcd by its
Rev A Webster, Editor Of the Christian Era writes:
have used Pain Her FOR many years, In my family
with much satnts, ion
R"v j. Pm lips formerly Of the Dra Mission. India
My wife is using celebrated Pam Killer for
sncci"n from which she has suffered years
ter effect than other the remedies she has
am using it for sp"pa and kinney complaints with good
suce'S" Sold by medicine dealers IS.pt2!2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

Gen. Harvey sailed from New York on Monday
lest to take command of the Army in Oregon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

~ NOtIOWHy's FIITs.- For thr pCfiOdTc0I n.
tesuisrtics incidental Ia the weaker tbs Alternative
Invaluable remedy From til" first blush of anlood
the ri ,cuessot old il
ean 1t siren ghons the fading energies
Lsude long life al.ing the blood recruiting
trhitse sNsi-m Sold tho maruaetnry No Maiden
Lam" New YORK, aud Druggists al 35c G,c and 81
per box lsrptll-lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
Orange and Alexandria Railroad

Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
We learn that the Company will commerce lay
ing down tho rails next week, on the Lynchburg
extension Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
commencing at Charlottesville. The grading
is nearly finished along the whole extent of the
line, and portion Of the road will be in running
order BY next Spring.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

GOAL OIL. AND aAMPS.-J"si received a.
~ fresh gu ply of Z AL oiI. which n he
pure any the market Oy dollar and ,ufpiy
CATION. AIS large stock ct & AL on. LAMPS
RI" sly -, wcks chimney &c, Ac, With viii Ii. i
cheap Gu and see them. ANDREW BOl l.,
srpt2i B,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

AUG arrest the tlads OF the Great South West.
4 AN AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS on THE LINE
4 OF the Rnroad from iynchburG knsyiiie all them
having large circulation the pcnpl.
Virginia and East Tennessee
Gsay" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ay,4a
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PAPLKS:
NEW IRA. Flnyi Cnur; House Va.
VIRGINIA AND TfNNE- SEE MN :. Bristol
BRDWNIuW = k&nNN!II.E Ienu.' WING
VlNDicAToR, Jon.sb.,-ongh Tenn.
GAZ IsTi - Az Le~ins,onia
V VtMHSHHT' Ab'ns'on.ya
n nrMoTKAr , L,b,r,y.va.
SALEM REGISTER Salem. w.
THE VISITOR. Marion Siu, the Va
EihilNiA PATRioi indtprniene. ,t,.ays"n - Va.
pEHDtRtf, I r.-,
STAR AND HERALD. Christinusbnrr, Va
WYlHEEIltE TELEGRAPH iv,,;, -,
WITlEYiILE times }"aiheNi'''' w.
UNION DEMOCRAT Union. Monr, county Va
ADVOCATE. Jefer<onvillc, Tazewei. county. Va.
REGISTER. Danyic Va
THE sou WE> r. Pear burg. Giles county Va
P' wishing tn advertise in OF the anvc pa,rr
fnd II to THEIR INTkhtsT Ia ral tho OF
Lynchturg Nirgman uf sfAINS, where
made and advert Seincnts f'RN khptp WITHOUT pFIAY
e. viii Ills" reces ana inrw ard a,rrs'ne rape,
in III" United States. A MADlHLt.
septiSts Foreman tirlintaE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

Daily Evening TT. yrel 10 N>PtrIICs-Wc would
the attention Of those who am, ted ts terrible
llant to remedy which from the modest way
set forward might be roked by 1t affords great
relief and is IN almost instance tain We al
ue to the OrHgcadtd Bufrs, soil by Mcssrs
Co. l- Washington Street. This is h.ralrd by
Of nlhcanhg certificates f"n Unknown the public
hut FEW well chosen testimonials member Cong
and f onr til 81 merchants aud officers
been cured by and whose familiar every
Bostonlan, evidence uI lis efficacy For
debility, and weakness, il il may
be had Al Of the apollrcary stores.
SkIH W. FowIE a Co, l;iS Wa,lu1 ton Street Boston
Proprietors Sold by their agents every where.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

GiNERh WNKFR.-~Thc New York llcra
gives the faii"wIng as II preparatory plan 81 the
new h!llbn,ier movement under the direction #
General Walker. 1t is oEe OF the licralds "Roor-
backs"
Gen. Walker will remain at Panama until the
arrival at that port the steamship liormann,wih
II number Of hlhu>ters, said to have been taken
out by her. The Hermann, as is well known.car-
ried out lafS" quantity Of PROVISIONS including,
il is said some heavy hoNe,. 1t is reported that
Walker will not 90 to Nicaragua by way of San
Juan del Sur. nor by Rcalejoas his decentralization
might possibly be impcded by the American or
British vessels Of war; but he is to land at small
port about 10 miles south of Realcio from which
a passabe cartr al leads To Leon
According t. statements # hlibusters here, the
small steamer If the Canal 'mpany which sail
ed few days ago. have taken out some cannon
rifles, and ammunition TO San Juan del Norte. Ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

>" 80, "'VH's''F'- lHt1OHw MI
paaions iur the bar that have been introduced nabe,
n"h" has given tn satisfaction gained the popularity
that lr"f N"oi Har Restorative His cs;or
has passed the ordeal able fashionable luilctts
the ladies, whet,N'r they ties ed 1t. peer
less article Tiny int, where the hair l. tiunci that
aics fresh ernwtiha 1t uv restores the
OF the roots the dcnudcd places and the hcs
shoot furtl aucW-ihai IL diudrun
vents stores the hair
has actually cnri, give, u,iIc
The S"s and hcAibiiy ot siih Ia the keeps al
ways !uAuriaht healthy and IN fall >Ih,r IOrs Trjbaae
sold by al Respectable i,ruEgi-is scrtJ.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24


hi ASH with itsu h
colds snn, appetite and
hlitybut a Il them may he cuI,d trouble
perry a'cd. ludigc>ou wal Is
IGN tort III liver aud Ianguor and I"s appetite
naiua. fruits \" rid oi thm harmless si, uld be-
ustds'n"thing HAT wi quicken he blood supertnnu>
bile ana cleanse the entire aud these
results BAKERS Pkl.MlIM EIi IER> Is the
safest Composed ut faBc substances, aud
pounded in the m'I sAlu mannt THEN i, nai qualities
admirably rop"riionCd ihat they may be taken all
and undrr all circumstances, slightest
injury. bns single bottle has been hnon n or
tailed.
I" be had wlo. sale and retail by Mes J IL Thompson
Go" and 10y all the principal druggists lyucihurg and
elsewhere Virginia anl North Carolina Orders by Prof
l.. BAkHk lichinoud, Va. lscp,.j Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
1nglish and Americas Railroads.

HE editor OF the Amerteen NsuNaa sour"ai-
Henry Y. Poor, Esq.-is now on visit to Eng
land, and is writing back series of letters in
reference to English Railroads and English Rail-
way management Is compared with our own
From his las, letter we make the following cx-