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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

The competitor of Jehu Clancy Jones in the
re cent Congressional election. was styled in all
the newspapers an an,Lecompton Democrat, but
IT ON the statement Of the Philadelphia Argus, the
a ADMINISTRATION organ, since the detection of For
II ~, it appears that Mr.. Schwartz was originally
al antiJackson man, and supported Taylor in
s4S and Scott in 1852 and is not expected to CO.
o oerate with the Democratic party in Congress-
1 his intelligence greatly enhances the value of
til victory over the Presidents pet, and adds II
b, lighter halo to to the glory of the regeneration OF
oil d Berks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
Hticrnsa.

The election Of Sickles to Congress in New York
city was accomplished, according to the New
York papers, by notorious fraud. 1t was done by
that peculiar process. called "ballot-siufng, -
that is, putting half dozen ballots into tho box,
while pretending to put only one. We live in h
great country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

The .nIe Of Thu rcninrknbIe mud trHfJ VhtHn-
bic preparation Perry Davis Pain kcr constantly and
rapidly increasing During the past the demand Tor this
gc- remedy has been altogether unprecedented Scarcely
week passes during which do hear If k
able having been performed within the circle OF
qnsntancc by the use Of the Pain kcr-Prov Gen Adver
liser
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER The Rev ID whitaker. wr
ting Toung Burmah says My duties as Mi ion
noticing pat uar eases, but Pain Killer
has been with peculiar diseases Of the som
ac plants and i'll burns One OF
the Christian Villages burnt down, and several
ed dying condition from the
their iu ires them the Pain Killer
with directions for its All but saved.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Kold by John Il SEAY Iynchburg l.ow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

prScENr Iron PHlLApELPnIA GAMBLING lIousE.
GA Friday nj sht, several of the reserve Corps,
made IL descent upon II gambling house at No oO3
Cle.nut street. The officers arrested the proprie-
sail, and secured the apparatus consisting Of ta-
bes cards, cheques dealing boxes. aud other pa r
nphcrnclia Of IL fashionable and fancy gambling
house
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

b. NJ. DEWITr, Esq, has withdrawn from the
Richmond Examiner, which paper will soon pass
again under the editorial control of Mr. John NJ
DANIEL. We have heard rumor that Mr.. DE
Writ will soon connect himself with the press Of
teman of fine talents, and we cordially wish him
succcss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

5000; Stiles, Vienna, $3.50; forney, Monro-
via, $1,000; DiHsnder6er. Ps.o del Norie. $500 !;
Prisst, San Juan del Sor. $1,000; Game. Guaya-
quill, $3.50; Sarmieuto, Venice, 81 500; Fairfield.
afort Louis, $500; cochran, 81. Jago de Caba.
$500; 6eiiashsr Ponce. $500: Glance, Stst-
tin, 81, 600; Eadlich. Basic. $1,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

TnE Opposition in Tennessee will hold State
Convention in Nashville, On the ODD of February
next, for the purpose of nominating IL candidate
for Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

OCEANS" OF CoTroN. The Savannah Rcjmbli-
can ii the lst instant, says that everything that
LA, wheels is pressed into service just now to haul
cotton and still there seems ma diminuton Of the
mi .h,y mass a. the depot. Cotton is all over the
city, in streets. in lanes in warehouses. in YARDS
in cotton presses aud still comes forward without
cessation. II is enough TO gladden. the hearts of
ship to see it in such profession after suf-
fering \, severely last year. With all the ac-
tlvty. ircights are not high. but vessels able
to Load so quickly that it lders business profta-
DE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

Arkansas is free and easy country. The stage
driver from Brownsville, Ark, to Little Rock, lett
ten sacks OH mail mut,erin Mrs Gulletts corn crib
rather than he troubled with carry ing them!
local paper thinks this accounts for the failure in
the delivery If letters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

RACE BETWEEN a M\N AND A IIoRsE.-Last
thursday there was race between Mr.. Adams
n nj the horse Hector owned in North Adams, on
Il agricultural grounds in this town--thc horse
to trot one mile and four hundred yards nnd the
man to walk hall Il mile, best two in three. The
Fl rst heat was won by the man, who came about
ton rods ahead. Time. SIG. The second heat
was won by the horse by about the same distance.
I ime. 800. The third heat was won by the man
in $40, nearly distnncing the horse Nuthamp-
TN Mass.) Gaz. a. Cour
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

The Emperor Napoleon has presented to the
Empress mother, Nine. de Montijo, the splendid
mansion in the Champs Elysees, lately purcha-
s I'd of the Marquis de Lauristun. The property
il valued ut 100000 francs. The Emperor
also gives al million of francs his contrbu-
ton to the dowry Of Madamoiselle Panicga. the
future Duchess Of Maakotf; while her Majesty SUI
perinends the preparations of the brides t'ous-
san.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
'al;lorna is going ahead in the Telegraph line.

California is going ahead IN the Telegraph line.
The following paragraph tells her progress:
FIRST DIsPArcH IRON THE SUMMIT or THE SiEI.
R.-Summi Of the Sierra Nepada, Oct. 7tb-i2
M-Messages are passing hourly from Pls-
cervillc east. The wagon road contractors are
pushing the work on vigorously Only four miles
vet remain 10 be cut through the timber. Thirty
days will complete the work Parties Of inmi-
grants aud camp followers are passing daily
Large quantities If goods are being sent across
the mountains 10 supply the settlers in CarsSn
Valley and the troops IN r"ufc for California.
Our line works excellentiy. Nights cool End
bracing. Comet looms up bright and glorious.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
Adv Err I'ISE,
Aud arrest the trade OF the Great South West

4 AN AGENT FOR ALL TUE PAPERS OK TIE LINE
II the Railroad frun I,nchbarg 10 Knoxville; all OF them
having large circulation among the people of South western
Nnlini, and East Tennessee
G-ly" DNERrlSE AND GET RICH ~1sa
IN ANI OR All. ~ The io.iOWiNG fA.h
NEW ERA Floyd Court House, Va.
VIRGINIA AAD TENNEs>E ~ NEW IS, p..,,
PRESBYTERIAN WITSE>S, "'''"
BlDW ALuW : k\DNNIl.l.t. Team " HlD
NiNnlCAIDH, innesb,rongh T'H".
RELIGIOUS tNTELLIGENCl.R. Norristown Tenn.
a AzE';f ; 'N"' Leslasiol Va
l RiMaSnAr ,AN'nsao",v'
n nhN"cHAr. Liber'.,v"
SALEM REGIS FER. Salem. W.
THE VISITOR Marion, the co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, independence Grays"nc co. Va.
V HhMIfYH Wiipc, fmcas''ev Va.
STAR AND lIrEAl y Chr,-tianshurg. Va.
MNIHENiIi.E TELEGRAPH, w., .,,,.l, ".
NN1HENil.LE tlMES, )"''">"''' 70
iNioN DEMotRA I. Union Monr, county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jetersonylle, Taze~ ell county, Va.
KErrpLinAx nanvio, Va.
TIE SOUTH WEST Petersburg, Giles county Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria. Va
Persons shng of the above papers will
hnd to TLK INlktsr Ia call al the oi," of the
Irnchhurg Nrgnau, Up STAIRS where contracts will be
male, aud adj ertisrments FpRwAhf u WITHOUT DELAY
tI will also and forward dNert'sius I"
In the tniicd States. A wADDlLI.,
Foreman Virginan office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

ELECTION CoNrEsrED.--Philadelph Nov. o.
Ryan, the Peoples candidate in the LIT District.
served to-day, legal notice On Mr.. Florence. con-
testing his right to seat in Congress. Ryan claims
ij2 majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

The great Jehu Clancy must be insatate in
HIS demand for rewards for services rendered to
Il e administration. As salve for the soreness Of
b is defeat in the Congressional election, he was
appointed Minister to Austria and his son Rich
ond L. Jones, has been appointed private Sec
r. starry to Commander Ridgely, of the Steamer
tlanta, one OF the feet ordered upon the exped
ii on to Paraguay. Ills a pity Buchanan hasn't
tces enough for the whole family of Joncses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

Tho following from the Home journal and
Messenger is equal to the best Of "Punch":
"lo Brcks SHED THEIR lloRNs owe refer the
Administration party to the election returns from
Pennsylvania, for II solution of this long inooted
question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

Z, SNOW Srcsx IN MAixx.-Bangor, Me. Nov. g.
lowed BY rain. e' w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

The word bogus owns u singular origin. In
l. s34 gang of counterfeiers, ON very extensive
y ale, was broken up in one Of our western cities
I he parties manufactured United States coin and
tile leading spirit was named Bogus. When ar
r. sted, he turned States evidence, and through
b instrumentality all the rest of the counterfeit
e''s were convicted. False coin has ever since
cen termed bogus and the word has gradually
cen adopted AS one significant of any thing false
o. smulatye.-N. J.. SUNDAY Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

r,S T.uE ANiTHiNa.--Wil iam ii. Rarey, the
| oldest Of the hor,c-trainng brotherhood, declares
that his system is equally chcacious in subduing
| women nnd chil.lIen as horses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

THE Result ~ llllNols.--The Chicago papers
of the 9th inst, with the exception Of the Times,
which contains no table. agree in making the
ate of Illinois stand II democrats +, ! / rrpubli-
cans; and that there will be in the house 40 dem
ocrat 10 IS republicans. She Peoria district is
claimed to have elected republican senator
The Herald of the 9th aseers tint it has received
private dispatches from Cairo June,boro, Shaw
ne"town. and other points in Egypt, assuring it of
the election Of f'ro and. probably, three national
democrats to the lower house. and also that three
of the democratic senators holding over will, be-
yond doubt, oppose the reelection Of Douglas
Upon the strength OF this information it claims
that no election Of senator can take place next
winter. OF this we shall have more definite in
formation after the adjournment Of the next ses-
81 Oh Of the legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

A xr-ns cure, after al, the phy-icinn. Ind anii-
! ed by BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTtKs TO MIR + Baker-Dear
In justice to yourself and ho may be similarly
afflicted, permit me to cite an instance OF the remarkable
recently. but my wife having afflicted with
and sordered stomach for the past len
twelve used in restore her
health She under the constant treatment Of five or
able yscans but relief could be had thea saw
several certificates the cures made by yonr Bit
ers persusded wife to Try them; she did so and in
Affection stomach but her gene
health is better than has been many
u-ing and shall always .ontinuc to Btcrs.
this justice Yourself and tor the cnef of others
"I Richmond a June 81, Isl THOMAS ~ MoSrAGrE
BAkEns PKtNIUM BITTERs Richmond. Sept H. la5s.- 1t
/. with willing pleasure that add my testimony the virtue
of BAKEus PHkMIUM BrTERs in making permanent
established of Dyspepsia from which have suffer
much for the last twelve months Also my wife using
with after suffering for years from de
of them was conviared Of their val" ho qualities
confidently recommend them /" the afflicted j ADAMS
principal Drngss city R,ehnond and elsewhere
Virginia also. Mcssrs Chas sto' G." Warrington city
| Orders filled by addressing L BAKER Proprietor,
lMrbRTANT.-Ar cmrd, Ln- " 1 last bee" III il.
covered which certain for Dand'uh and other d
seas"s of the Hair The following interesting
Is from gentleman ell known in tis community and shGui
atisfy ev,y that RossEhs EssLNcE OF BAY LtAHEs
.ssscs OF the Hair Every certificate give
ptrfRsuuua, Aug. ls,h 1857
Col 7. II Ro.sEK-De,r Sir have used your Essence
ofBay Leaves Ia the removalat da"ir"h oni with entire
i.on three hotties ecl.ne complete and
In consideration Of which uhhestatngiy recommend ii
u the highest terms. tllAS. w. ARNOLD.
f This valuable article for sale Wholesale and retail
hy Messrs W A. STROrIIER Il CO. ana JOHN II. SEAY
| Druggists ui this city. sept 3dSets
To the NiIlioW.- Prof. " ood. Of ~. Louis, has,
and unrng research, succeeded
presenting the pubic article 10 now in
il iruv wonderful diScpycrywc advert to his
Hair Restorative the only article that has been completely
cheating Of his locks dandru
rhing scroula Ii estor,s the headed To than
original beauty adds lGsrc locks already luxn
RANT ing effect coarse, harsh render CLOS
tasns har that is loose falling
and many qualities which III b,
used.
The pride manhood sngniary developed by the keep
ing Of the hair perhaps on The fact thai
portion of the human body that
how Important then. lavi tins portion It
should all the science has plac.
cd in o render beautiful Ii
would hair glossy hair hair with natural cd
elegantly preserved ~ extreme cd don't ai 10
chase Wood Re-iorative-Day Iowa state Gazette.
Sold by all good Druggists. nov l-ew.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

The Prize Fighters who went from Detroit to
ha We their mill in Canada, and were arrested
ut windsor. seem to have been needed in the Sec
ond ward Of the former city to support the admin
lstI alton The democratic City Attorney, the
col tor OF one OF the Organs" and a democratic
ex- Alderman hurried to befrend tho shonlder.
hit ers. paid their fines, secured their release,
and turned them loose in time for election duties
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

oar onss. Bright who has lately been knighted
Tor his share in laying down the Atlantic tele
era gh 10 the Youngest individual On whom that
honor has been conferred for many years He is
only twsnty-s years Of age, having been born in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

will irath communal attention tie restore
health purify the bloc Fever with nut exception
arise fo,ign having been absorbed aud retained
In the uaiion These of sickness produce an
influenza Group, rheumatism govt choc or cough
But b. andrehs Pill mpe potent and vegetable remove
and the iow They the
saving valuable lives Principal Office 2s4
Canal Brandreth building, New York Sold also by
agents generally NOV ll-dlwH
Hoiioway's Pslis mad Oinfnruf.-The dire ny
dra cf disease Dyspepsia Is dry totally aud finally from
by this anti lnGs remedy while the ONT
reduces the inflammation occasuul by out and Rhei
affections The Pills act Ia nrson cooling and refresh
Ing blood aud Irnnvat!g the vital organization
Sold the manuaciory No 80 Maiden Lane. New York. and
by all Druggists at 2jc GIc., and ~ per box pot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

October 2nd, 1883.
f. A l. l. 6 O O d S
1858.
GEORGE M. RUCKER,
October 2nd, 1883

ID ESPECTFULLY invites his customers and the public to
HI call and examine his very extensive stock e
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
and ready for exhibition sale His stock
admirably assorted The goods very rich and Beautiful
The quality varies from tho cheapest the very goods
that made The prices extremely loo and persons
goods have only their
ternnc this thing This House knows varying price
shadow of turning for oneevery body goods
placed the footngwhsther he she has
little the price ali the the determination
OF this House d. business with body such
will only satisfactory to the but will prove
material hcncial TO tho ineres OF each goods of
the HOUSE No trimmings any kind viii throw
goods sold but In every instance
they will be furnished Of best quality and charged lowest
price. a NJ H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


We tstsk 10 Is hardly knewn even 10 the m sss
Intelligent Of readers how deeply the sciences are
looking down Into the serirs Of creation We knew there
wonderful discoveries In those lines and wonderful uses
made o them but did know the Chemists initiating
In their rrurbes and SURPRISING the mn wonderfut
productions Of organic HE During our visit 4" Loweh
by Of their prominent the lab
ora,ory ~ DIR AVER inventor of CHrnRY pictorial ard
CAfHAHIIc PILLS. where showa with g'i,rrnus
fr-nkness hi and b This grnns
his arr Is manufacturing the subtle Of flowers from
tar and other vegetable snb-tLntcs lis of Pine Ap
Pile Stra~ berry Checkerberr. Qance Pear csrea tina
&c only equal but exceed in purity 81 haso
those tables themselves His al" Of Winter
aud ut better favor than that he gathered IRON the
panand yet male by chemical composition from the lily
denrbons In tar Ills H. 10 the substance
and hnd ultimate II " HI h II is made then
them the proport birh ext IN nature
Christian Advocate. nov IL w.
Wore Home Tessiaony.-Bo.ion, April 1Sih
1852. No n Union st.-Mf StTH w. Fowif.-Dear Sir
Your invaluable medne truly has literally snatl
I'd me from the Last July was attacked by Sudden
Cold which resulted In Consh. with .' NJ
Pains the Side aud Chest became much reduced that
friends frankly told mo that die At this crisis,
heard Of wsTAR's BALsAA OF WILD CHERRY, aud mnedi
acly cent for bottle The ef, produced indeed
erfn Ny ply scian, # the respectable In Boston,
who had previously told that hopeless in
and informed him what had taken lie examined the Bal
and advised continue the nf hce which time
have continued 20 improve daily aud the ply stefan
who han given told days since, that might
ye, live many years, Respectfully MARY ROWE.
We cheerfu'y testify To The truth OF the ah"ve
meni, Mrs Rowe wing been an inmate Of our FAM
WILLIAM BENNETT.
MARTHA BENNETT.
Meme genuine unless signed BUTTS on the WRAPPER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
WASHINGTON Items.

The rumor is quite rife that the breach between
the President and S.nator Douglas 10 widening
Notwithstanding the late signal triumph Of Mr.
Douglas in Illinois, and the general adherence Of
the Democracy to the fortunes of the Little Giant
Senator Brown, Of Mississippi, the man Of all
work, TO secure Democratic ascendency, 10 here,
and earnestly engaged TO produce a reconciliation
and 10 heal the breach. The Mississippi Senator
although a fre-cater, manifest destiny man, n
Cuba annexationist and for the absorption of
Mexico and Central America will yet forego any
scheme or plan, that the Democratic party shall
be in the ascendant.
1t 10 currently reported that the Richmondiy Va
South and tho Washington States about to
form one concern, and that henceforth it will DO
the organ of Judge Douglas.
It is said that some unpleaaant difficulties have
arisen between the President and his new MP
ponted Minister to Austria. the Hon. Jehu c.
Jones 1t appears that the President was for hur
rying Mr.. Jones of. Immediately to his now field
Of labor, while the latter insisted remaining
until his nomination was confirmed by the United
States Senate. A rumor was started TINT Senator
Douglas would make war upon this nomination,
and il no alarmed the now recipient of executive
favor, TINT he was unwilling to 90 as Gen. Scott
did. "leaving fire in the rear" The intimate
friends Of Judge Douglas, residing in this city,
were consulted, and they gave Mr. Jones an
rance that the Judge would wage no upon any
proper appointment Of Mr.. Buchanan, but that he
would resist the confirmation Of some of the dis
reputable appointments in Illinois. 1t is now I'M
dcrstood that be will leave in six weeks, whether
his nomination be then acted on or not, provided
it DO not previously rejected
Cen Walker is here to seek withdrawal Of the
Presidents Proclamation ut least mo1ifca-
ton of its terms. llehas not yet had IN interview
with the President bat will ask one to,morrow.--
He hopes through friends, to secure an audience,
aud says he is ready to leave for Nicaragua
bn fni Ia Ia
withdraw or modify his procnmation, he declares
his intention to disregard the same and sail imme
diately. The General dimes to-day with the Hon
A. Dudley Mann, in company with number Of
other friends. lilo expects to remain here only
two three days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11
CPEClAI. NOTuCE-TO THE I.ADaE~.-

kPE1'IAl. NOTIGE-rO THE l.ADaEs.-
tSNow chance t., learn al! srys Of OkNAMENTAI
NEEDLE WORK such - silk Wos Il raised fhweIs Bu-
lion Work, Span Ing, Drawing. Nc, &c. wi keep all
tra for the of the H. oil haze and for sale lhavc
also handsome" assortment Of Patterns which my scvars
have the Of ami from Terms moderate les
three times week-Monday, Wednesday. aud FRIDAY
afternoon from clock All styles of work done
Ter Persons hing their scholars, will
please call the ashngton House, at this "hce My
class will the December. Ladies can be waited
AT their sdrnce by addressing through the Post Office
Also. private lessons given. MISS X Z. SEMON.
lOdlmI From Richmond
LNOK sAl.E-A PAIR OF IATCH SORREL 20.
II NIES-four old. sound and Kind. They viii he
sold cheap cash the having further for
them They be at the City Hotel lnov 10 Pr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

A GEoRGIA RuLMoAp.--The railroad between
Kingston and Rome in Georgin, il It is not one
horse concern it is mighty slow team. \ friend
rejoicing in the name of Irick-a telegraph
man, too-was riding On the lightning train upon
this road, when he spied negro todllins along
with pack upon his back. In the cxubernnt gem
crosi'y of his nature telegraph screamed out
"llallon uncle come aboard-and ride to town."
The polite and glisioncd African Touched his
piece Of beaver and replied
Beg purion. massn, hut can't, must get dar
soon, aud hahai Gaf Ne hme 10 spar :"
When we met Tick in Rome lust November, he
cxpatiated warmly upon the merits of the safe
rond. Said he:
1T is the cheapest rnud in the United States
you can travel ON it al day for doitar!'"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

INroRxATIoy WAxrED-Mr Wilson L. Custom
who was last heard from near Petersburg, Va,
md was ut that lime engaged in selling "Dawsons
Patent Straw Cutter" has been missing for over
two years and his relatives in Ohio feel much
alarm as to his possible fate. lie has mother and
brothers who would appreciate my kindness which
would lead to the discovery Of his whereabouts
and fate. Mr. Castor was u member IN good stan
ding of both the Odd Fellows and Musons. and it
is hoped that the brethren in the State IF Virginia
will communicate any intlligeno Of him that
may be in their power. Will brother Peasants,
of the Southern Farmer, make some inquiry for
himy Letters may BE- sent to the American Patent
company. Cincinnati or to hs brother Joseph
CASTOR, Cirelevile, Ohio.--S icnt,fc 1rfisan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-11

ENRESM ARRIVAL OF MOUNTAIN LINE.
II just to hand $40 barrels of fresh MOUNTAIN LIME to
which invite the attention Of friends and customers
oct 20 dtsl CAMP. SMITH CD
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
Raylv KcNs & Son.

W7HOLESL z GROCERS & COMMISSION
w MEkCH Mt S, No. 2, South Eutuw Street,
selling of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
kind Of country produce which may be consigned
to their care, and by leave we refer to the follow
ing gentlemen.
". Harrison, Beuj. Wilson, Chas. LOWS,
j. D. Wilson, Burton Despard, Clarksburg.
J. NJ. Bennett, Jas. Bennett, Minter Bailey,
Caleb Boggess, VIM. E. rnold, K }. Mccain
~. Winter, VIM. G. Fitzhugh, G. W. San
dusky, Messrs. W. johnson & Co. Elias Lawson
bridgeport.
nj. II. johnson, L. D. johnson, G. IL.
Burdett, Pruntytown.