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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
= -. I,ar1lla,ra n Kanawha.

W q 80 I'll
- hers would respectfully inform
j., sy re 81 Kanswha and the adjoining
=. 49,. th-t they have located in NORTH
Gna.se-,nr onDosiie MI Joseph Bbby's MILF
snlt1s nn,pose III Misunderstanding their lately
;t,,rSoyea double scfseHipg
~ 1t7ss.--,,af71 <71eAN1Rxss
~. -. IS nFOuounced By competent judges
i, - ~ hpst seperatof now in nse, fos eleans.
g " y, us 800 Clover seed and all kinds Of
,ns Y tom ssS Cheat, CcckeIr Garlic and all
ss:.., 81 9lth. IL cleatIs Glover Seed clean
80 = n, market without sitting They are
MI, n good material. and by good wYFkmen,
o ~, = Ssns aIe warranted. tgIuinunica.
o. d,issssed u nav ha Couft House will
be promptly attended tn. :. M
March 81, 1851. JOHN 81 HART q ". u. s
MI -----t
81. y,,,g had occasion to clean some seed
heat Thoroughly Of cookie, cheat, &C.,
,va ! inanced, from the high Tepnta tion rad,
81 Nh. Harts improved ANS 70 make the ek-
pertinent, With one q them wnicn WITH iac,l-
ity, and ease In every way, ialiy aeconldls -
seryedly recommended. ,.,,,.n
Kama wha County, Oct. 2nd 1856.
gI Il f----.- y.
u,xi 10 ,,,ed one Oh j. b. Hart 4 Cos. Fan
A., claap;ng Wheat &c. tqke pleasure in
RECOMMENDING Il 10 the Farmers, fur clean
;hs VA wheat ofcrockle, cheat &C, do not
tbink II eat, b. surpassed hytany Fan. Az tar
as Il i,av ,,,,l it, IL has gwen entire satiSfac-
tiEh 3Ks- ~ - !;
Fairfield - r. f2
Th;s Il IL certifythat have used one OF J.
Hal Il ~. imn.oyesI grain c.ea Iers, and
tala ii M Sure II, Recommending them 10 the
"a rmia,s community as avery superior article.
E#.iFl !Asf w RIG HIT.
~ -----
hayk had In use upon my farm, during
the pT, stnt year, al wheat fan manufactured
by ]. b. Hart q 10, o. Giialteston hhnasI y,
take pleasure in saving tbat y Is decidsdts
the bestfan have eyer as 60 er sen I, u ns'
IL zGlenwool, Oct. 3. 1856. #
In addition to the above statrmeatHof Dir.
LaIdleyl Isayelto say, Thai also am the own.
er OF one of MI. Hart's fansthat ! purchased
FofMr. Laidley thlfty bushels ~ hls prime
rock wheat FOR sowing. fully cleaned Tor thai
purpose BIS bis manager stated lSuppoSe tho
In his old fan not Mr.. Iiar's, thst took The
Eprecaution. to run the seed wheat again
Through the Hart fan. aud ny be operation
reduced The thirty 10 twenfy-siH b shells q
p,re clean wheat: if this IS. not recommenda,
zion 10 those lesiting ID purchase good grain
cleaner / anl at loss for one. 5
Killie Crankie, 2tH sibber is 5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

/ TOB Werk Of all kinds done at this o nee
g LawyeF's and Other BLANKS printed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05
NEW ARREANGEMENTi

m ARNOLD has opened a Stock Of Gro.
~. eeEies, &C., at The Store formerly occu-
pied ~ Thos. Fife, opposite the Court House,
where ne. would be pleased to see his old
him with their patronage. He win sell his
goods extremely lew for cash, and cash only.
He is Agent for the best brands Of Flour
madelin Kanawha County. and viii. always
have 4 supply Of Meal Shorts, Bran, and
Middiings. 81
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JAMES n. GRAY,

EtoTTAGE INN / near Red HopFe: Putnam
~ Co, va, Agent ior The Sale Of blursl.
Reaping aud Moving Machines also viii n-,
nSf TkmshiSe MsshinsS u I'll kihas'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

T7IRGINIA, IS AT rules held in the
wi Clerk Office Of the circlit Court for Ka-
nawha County, Id the month Of September,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

7 ioNsTARLE's and other BIZ ANKs fOrl
~ ssie u mis- ofsk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-05

bava hn,I In use upon my farms, during
the n, .sent year, al wheat fan manufactured
Nv L B,t IIaft& ID, dr. Charleston Kananha,
i take nleasure in saying that il is decidedly
The. bestIfa n 4 have ever used OF seen in uss.
! IL JAMES II. LAlDLEA,
/. .le,,,,tnnl Oct. q. 1856. y.
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Baows & SuMaERs. A.:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31
From the Columbus CO., Statesman.
Tho Northwest.

1t is worry hard for tho old to realize the fact
that those they have been accustomed to regard
as infants havo arrived nt manhood aud surpass-
cd their seniors in strengh Old Romo thinks
nothing Of Young Gnul until the latter thunders
ut the gates of the oaptol and Old England stands
ashast at the prccocious and unblushng mpu-
dcncc Of the Colonies in asking to be taxed &C.
cordng to til" British Constitutions md in no
other way. We believe we may safely aver that
the same feelings obtained upon the part Of
some of thu elder States Of this Union towards
the younger oncs, rarticu II th7sr If tho North
west. If the latter ask 'r ~ eqoal share Of
consideration with those ( New 5nel,nd, ur
those of the Southeast, fur demand Is received
with mingled amusrn,nt and anuzea,ent, as il
it were capital joke IL Iced II may be, but
iuasmuch men generally hold TO DO ut
least one great elcmcnt in Democratic Republic
we call attention to tho ullowing table Of voters
in the seven Northwestern Siates:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

LATE FROM RFp RIVER Yesterday morning
Prof Hind Messrs Dickinson, Fleming and llime
who were sent out nearly year since by the Can
adan Government to explore the Red river valley,
Lord Cavcndish aud Messrs. Seymour and Ashley,
of England, who went out in October on hunt
ing excursion, together with Mr. Richardson. of
Toronto. who has been roughing it in that section
for tho past two years, arrived in town via the La
Crosse road, en route for their respective homes.
The party left Selkirk n settlement Of some eight
thousand inhabitants, on the Red and Assume
boine rivers, on the 29th of November, with n
train of seventy dogs for Crow Wing which point
they reached after fifteen days travel. AT tho
time Of the St Paul excursion the hunting party
were supposed to have been killed by the Indians,
but it seems such was not the case. They had as
trophies Of the chase n large lot Of buffalo and
other fiirs, the hide and horns of magnificent
buffalo bull the came near killing Lord Caven-
dish, several Indian curiosties, and one OF the
dogs used for drawing sledges, one OF the Esqui-
maux breed, hearty appetite, and tho rugged
health of a grizzly bear. They describe the life
they have been living as rather romantic, one day
hunting, the next fishing: one day chasing Sioux
Indians, and the noxt being chased in return; and
in all very pleasant. Mr.. Richardson reports tho
country as fine prairie clear atmosphere, pleasant
in summer cold in winter and very healthy.
Selkrk is quite an important point, settled by
French and English half breeds, and hardy Scotch
Of the better educated class. The country will
soon be opened up there, as the Canadian Govern
ment are working hard to secure regular commu-
nicaton with all that vast track of land, which is
very valuable indeed. Three colonies, Red river,
Vancouver and Superior. will bo established in
the spring. Mlpaukee Ne1s, 10Th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

AFRICAN ELooUENcE.- Missionaries are bring
ing to light many interesting facts in regard to
the mental characteristics Of the people of Africa.
Mr.. Moffat who has seen much of the southern
part of this continent, gives us the following mar
ratiye. related to him by man from Central Al
rica 1t is, perhaps, without a parallel for Its
simplicity: =.
NV wears were eighteen. There was war. AT
that time my mother died. My father died.
buried them had done. The Foulahs cnught
me. They sold mo. The House people bought
us. They brought US to Tomba. We got up 10
a white man they sold u.s. We had no shirts
We had no trowsers. We were naked. In the
m;dst of the water-into the midst of ship they
mt ma, Thirst killed somebody Hunger killed
somebody. By night we prayed. At sun lime
we prayed. God heard uS. The English are
good. God sent them. They came. They took
US Our hunger died. Oar thirst died. Our
chains went of from our feet Shirts they gave
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31
Daily 5llr9inian.
Accidant to the +. X Aubry Five or Six
Persons Drownod--P Particulars.

An accident occurred to the Illinois river pack :
ct r. T. Anbry. las, Monday evening" which re-
suited in the loss oi five or six human lives.
The +. y Iub,g, left this port bound for Peo-
rim, at about four and II half o'clock, L. NJ, and
when she reached Magazine Bend five Or six miles
above tho city, a very dense fog had descended
upon the river. aud she was run upon the wreck
of tho Star oJ The Hest or kf0ku1 which were
burned aud sunk NJ that place last spring. This
occurred about five aud II half o'clock, p. NJ.
Tho collision with tho wreck did no damage to
the hull of tho Anbry, but the eoncusson in some
manner unknown, caused tho valve of the mud
receiver to burst This was attended with consi-
derable explosion. and subsequent rush Of steam
and water from tho boilers, and caused great nj
arm among the deck hands and deck passengers.
No ono was ini urcd by the explosion or steam.--
The engineer vn watch called to the frcmen to
pu. out tho tiros which seems to have been mista-
ken for mn alarm of fire, among the deck hands
md passengers. They accordingly all made n
rush, with much alarm, to tho stern Of tho boat,
nn after frutless efforts to get the yawi down.
they at length crowded into 1t, its swinging posi-
ton at tho stern Of the boat.
The yawl was soon Rllcd and not being prop
erly balanced it turned aud prccpitatcd its living
freight into tho river. Some of the frightened be-
ings clung to tho rudder and u stray limo or two,
and others were swept down the current. The
steamer }. b. Carson, bound for Naples, was for
tunaiely Just behind, and rescued eleven of tho
sufferers from watery graves. They were eight
Of the boats crow and three deck passengers. 1t
is not known how any were lost, but ii,c or six
Il the crew are missing. Tho Aubry started out
with twcuty-t four men. But ton were left aboard
nnd eight were saved by the Carson and put on
shore.
Among tho lost was one woman, who Ind late
ly emgrn,ed from Germany, and was on her way
to Pckin, Illinois. accompanied by her son and
daughter. This woman jumped overheard in her
fright. Her daughter was nlsooyerboard but was
saved. The only name we could lcarn of the lost
was james Tulley, deck hand
After tho accident tho J. H. Carson towed the
1ubyy down to the Marine Railways, where she
left her ON Monday night,
Had it not been for tho fright and foolish STAN
pede Of the crew and deck passengers, and their
crowding to tho suspended yawl, no ono would
have been lost by this accident.--.S Louis Re
publican.
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us. Hats they gave US. Trowsers they esss us.
Every one was glad. We oil praised ths Enelish.
whoever displeases the English, into he'll let them
g,.- Colonization Herald 7F4f7ss

How NEAR "A Man CAN CoxE TO rus Scayyoun
WITHOUT HANoiNa.--The case Of the Italian Can.
cemi Is one ofthe most remarkable criminal trial.
on record lie was ON tho 18th, says tho New
YORK Times, found guilty Of manslaughtsr In The
first degree, being his fourth trial fr the murder
Of Andorson the policeman. On the Arst trial.
the jury were unable to agree on verdict ten b.
ing in favor ofhis acqnttnl. On the second trial
he was found guilty Of murder. and the sentence
was sct aside by tho Court Of Appeals, on the
ground that the Judge in his charge 70 the iury.
had neglected to make any Allusion 70 the plea of
previous good character. On the third trial. he
was again found guilty Of murder, and new trial
ordered by the Court Of Appeals, on the ground
that his conviction was illegal, the verdict havine
been rendered by ajury consisting of but eleven
persons, though his counsel had consented 20 auch
nm arrangement. He is now, on his fourth trial
convicted OF m"nsIaug',er In the first degree, by
alury OF twelve men, ten Of whom, IL IL stated,
IN ihvor Of bringing him In guilty Of murder
Thus out Of the forty-sevcn jurors to whom his
ease was submitted. forty three, II appears pro-
noance him guilty oi murder Probably no man
before had his neck in such close proximity to
halter, and escaped hanging. The lowest for the
crime OF which ho has now been found guilty, ID
ten years imprisonment in the State prison, while
the extreme penalty il imprisonment for life.
------>o>--- s.sss sff 3 =
TUX GAMnLkns N CorNclL--The Gamblers Of
tho United Siatcs are holding National oonveu-
'ion In Chicngo They are said by the Democrat
of that city to make decided sensation, being
distinguished by their sleek appearance, sharp
looks. and display Of jewelry. Tho purpose Of
the Convention are first to revise the old rules
and establish new ones for their games; and sec
ond. to impose on the profession non-interferenoe
in politics. Tho Importance of tho frat reform is
indicated by the fact that several lives have been
lost in br"ls arising from different constructions Of
the rules. As for tho second II seems to US, budg-
ing from recent revelations and notorious facts
respecting the habits Of leading public men, thss
an obvious way to effect II is ~ exclude politicians
from gambllng-honscs-- measure which would
almost involve MI humiliation OF tho business
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

SALE OF CoLoRED CoNvicTs.--The sheriff Of
Hartford county. Md, on tho 18th inst, sold the
following colorcd convcts at public sale. acoord-
ing to tho sentence OF tho atc conrt Charles Will
liams, 10 years out of the State purchased by j. G.
Saunders for $40; John Butler; IL years out Of
tho State, by same for SlG0; and IInrk kennard
four years in tho State by Beni, Carroll for $780,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

II appears from this that these seven States poll
one hundred thousand votes more than the fifteen
Southern States; three times many as New
England and nearly Il third Of the whole vote Of
the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
Z e EAMS

JE aMS.
VIRGIN. " Is rubishel ally al sf nd ri.wteky
pef anuu aylroe an weekly al se invariably in ad
otherwise So 20 willh charge al No papr
n al discontinued the opfoR the ProPrctors
uutl all arrearages shall have heen aid
erted or so cents square Of
10 es Insertion and 37a cts for each con
t e.. unless weekly and then 80 cts
quar- MI ,argeo saeh mseiiion II the number OF
n. u os bp the Ms 1t will De publisheitillor
i-r,d d oui, AMI charge t,.,,r,iing
H. tAk1.. NIt ARE -.
Fofo r
FOR do ~
tor do -emi-week 20
or DO w
" Advertisements Intended both papers subject to spe
81 ontra't.
a. Annual will he limited to their immediate
bea or the charged transient rates
IN new Advertisements appear in the daily and tri
w'.bi y papers. ,.,.-- ...--.
Obituary notices which "xceed eighf'hes ar''hrseu
Sort he
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NEW BOOK! NEW BOOK!!
Sketches and Recollections of fLynchburg,
BY THE OIL LDKsT INHABITANT.


FOR SALE ny
PAYNE & C RIS TIAN.
sept27.ts Rep and Cnur copy
vUyHE BEAT AND TEE CHEAPESr.-sHL..
III VERTHORS LIT wish to TO those persons
who h the columns of the Irginian they
added to their stock. supply of JEWELRY,
from the b 4 max rs in In Union.
They would risnton oDg other ems the following for
Gentlemen. viz
Cross Pins and Gold Stone Pns.
Bleeve Buttons Collar Buttons and Studs.
Seal Rings, Plain Rings Fob Buckles.
Fine Vest Chains, Vest Hooks, Seals and Keys,
For Ladies' the following. viz:
Jett Cross Pins and Far Rims, NICE
Gold Mech. Chains. with gnld Crosses atfached.
Jett Necklace OF suberi.r quality AID rare style.
Gold Thlmhes aud Shi' Ids.
Coral N ckl-ces and Crrsss
The goods all very fine. and will he sold At
sonable prices -
They looking for small proGA and quick sales Now Is
the time to buy.
Frs, Iewey Store above the Market and opposite to Jno
T. Davis Il Co. inov dta--Rep. copy Mon. Thurs
HVHR ARTS OF BEACTH, by Lola " sascz /
IL . supply lust received H.C VICrORS
oct lIhl Boob Store.
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OUR FALL STOCK!

I 4 i
HAVING taken unusual pains to get together very su'
IL p,ror sot of Ladies'. Mi-ssr. Chiidrens,
nni l:rnstcn.n- boots, SHOES AND GAL
TEns, styles and qualities would aT,rd rs
have OF I'll" liberal patronage
upon In addition tr~a extensive
ira gnds of the better grades than have KEEP
probdbiy than been for sas IL this market.
In regard grades Of all les fr Factory
hands and TRUNKS, CARPET BAsiS. UM-
BKElIAs. Ar.,-of fin, aud common qualiiie entb'
superior MOLE SKIN AND SOFT HATS of all colors and
shares have say that stock scarcely be
passed the State
gvs PRICES MODERATE FOR CASH our PROMPT
rAYiNo cusomcrs will be waited OF with rLnAsURE.
l.. L. ARMISrEAD,
scpta4 Near Farmers Bank, Iynehburg Va
cauv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

ClNGER,n SEWING MAOHnNEe.-GsPeas
- succesa always proof Of
Judged by this te saving machine before The
Inblc comparable Singers Sewing Aashinss After ssab
hshng highest reputation in the United States they wers
exhibited the Univselle In Fransa whsrs
they carried off the highest premiums and great mauutaeso
10 make thcm has zen built In Para.
every branch Of industry In which sewing TO b done
used with profit As the speed
Railway travelling foo 90 sewing with
Singers Machines compared with handsewing, No tAior
trimmer sadder batter &c
&c should be without The fair profit Of using one Of
machines regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
families where therc 10 niuoh Aewi ing 20
machines Invaluable assistance Tshos
keepers hnd them particularly convenient s
table, These machines simple in their ~
very strong durable being the only kind OF newng
chine which every sort Of work. coarse o. nae
could e prcty executed inferior and WORTH
names but alone have bcen found evesy
who're 10 satisfy the of the pabiie. .ssst q
Plain printed Instructions for using are sent wh eaen
chine from which any readily acquire ne s an
agina them The machines packed socqroy ~ - y on2
mart Of the world To all pcrsons desn9 9mese -
formation we WILL application By estaE - 94ef NIgSe
Aces forward copy Of T. NJ Singer Cev8egoee yepeE
wholly devoted TO the Sewing Nachlns isAegeea.5
Principal Once, No. 3a3 PreoINl<s yAS1x81G 4
BRA A9cH ricEs-No. a Hanover 81 49, QoaYNt
sSt New Haven, CA Glovsfsillef - e&s
New ark, NJ j.; No A2 Chestnut ~, F4lR4fpAAi - ~
Baltimore ST., Baltimore No. ~ d,
r. l. No. East 4sh st., ctncl1neHf M - sf 1414 1sN
Louis; No u o. Charles St., Nox Qfinass - Ra
St neoss. .ssaa saa.i .s1.e..a
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

yurhburg, Va.
fnNIE fourth his Institution III commence
Il On the 18th september
Tho location @ the healthst and most accessible in
lie aud rouso study both Classia nj and
Selendc, cqua {" that OF the hes, American colegcs
The Military Dupstm,n III be efficiently mainnined
DIR the oi Mr L Dankcnship graduate of the vr
Hina Military Institute mud recently connected with the
United Siat.a Coast Survey.
The several Professors mhl have exclusive chsrR. If tho
Grammar School which young Ill he thoroughly
FAUU ULTY.
ROBERT l.. BkoCktrr, Presldcai' Professor Of Natu
Lrcunaus q Marun"s. A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
Bciln- Lctlres
RI, rAnllL A H. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature
BLAShlssur, Professor Of Mathematics aud instruc
Rev W W wAlKrn, Profess.r OF Moral aud Mental Sci.
aud OF History.
sANutL GAniANp A. M Professor Of Constitutional Law,
D. LAsononSL NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy aud fhys.
iology.
GuIsrrrE Apol rho sAnton Ii. D. Professor of Modern
Language -
Board o. per wc,tf washing o. ~ per mor,' fuel and
igts $40 iuru Tuition. sp In tho Grammar school and
$50 IN the Collegiate pepa,,,u.ni Tor hail S"ssi"n
- Catalogue containing further information can ho OBJ
iainsd by addressing the President. aug ais
IN yom have u Cold. Cough, or agreeable ir-
ran about th" throat, with n disposiiinn to
II THOMPSON co.'s
dee ldts1 Drug st"r".
nnnEU NCHEs COTIONYAnNs
j eNINIV Icakss,lIo Factory
800 Kegs Old h,mini"n Nails,
30 boxes Mi,,H"lis thuilos. For saigby --
HNKESls ARRIVAL OF MOUNTAIN LINE.
u just 10 hand ~ barrels of fresh MOUNTAIN LIME, 10
which invite lho attention o our friends and sn.omors
~, JOdts GAMF, SMITH y G,
EENUiNE HAVANA cigars,
Ti"r. dc -a,n: In v"'c"si"",, a.: o"s""c""
jus, received and 'i"% vii =" "od a, low p;'scaty "
sor,5 d,. >iAnI.E. JONES
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Opresde me E1cSange Buas, go saaa
Main ktreet, Lynchbsarg, VIZ. -
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
L, ,TiIZEH'S Ia the place to buy your HATS, maia ~
- n,.tcr his own nspcron. by the celebrated u
woikm'n that ran be- " aodueed fis Is fu,nshins hs
ih The an,somest Hat thar be-
duccd There Is noios ks them In ths city Thsy the
Iiai of the hing really beautiful He not
design being cgccai hui what every body says be
H. therefore. want u 10 eclipse all other hats bean
~ o Style durability and hush peculiarly adapted
o tho head and exqstey beautul Stlzers ihs place
get
Hats Of grade and quality Servsn Hats In great
ety. ans Navy Cloth Velvet and Plush Caps Chdrons Fancy
liais and Caps, Ladies' Riding Hats and all kinds VI Ata
made to order at tho ahortest notice.
Gall at Sttxer Practical Halter for bargains at the ssn
Of the BI0 BLUE HAT. tnoy l2dts.
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uNI.ANNELs.-ln new receiviax "a large ssp.
py of White, Yoilow aud Red FLANNElsS the cheapest
In this market. witch win DO sold cheap for cash
d., ltds JNo ,. IURyIs. Agsot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

From Rem j. y Hmts Pastor IF ddrcf Church, Boston.
DIR AffH II have used Pills with tStaordna
cess IN family and among those called +" yst In dis
ircss To regulate the of gction and puffy the
blood they tn" best remedy haNe
can confidently recommend them my fre'ds.
Yours v llIdES,
WARSAW, WYoMING 60, Y Oct. ~ lsaa
DEAR SIN - amusing Gaharic Pas la my practice
and lind them excellent purg cleanse the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

~ ENTS sHOEs-I have opened this ,aessin Z
NJ large supply OF Gents Double and Single Sole Csf
0AITERS Idec 9.dts p. sEABURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

ALD Brswa Windsor senp, cid Castillo soap,
very Honey Soaps and Glycrno Soap for sale by
dee lt.dtsl j. II. THOMPSON CO.
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Erysipeins, Sea Ofu1n, Ning's Isi!, IciIer Eu-
aud Snti khruln

FTOR q TOTr0rfinY MTlE0Hf q Nf LOhis It5 7, Ir5G
Dir AYER:four Pills are the paragon u al that Is great
in medicine. They have tc laus Gf u!cefous
her hands and that had proved ucurabe
years Her mother had hccn long grcvousy afflicted with
horhes and pmlrs her skin in her hair After
child was cured she also tiled i. and nry have cured
4 IIAIt IL II