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Life of Agrippina, Wife of Germanieus,
2 vols,
Hume's History Of England,
Is vols. old calf.
0ratiOnS of DemOSthenes,
5 vols, old calf.
Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations.
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The Works of st. EyremOnd,
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in vols smo., with Engravings.
Shaftesbury'S Characteristics of Men, Man.
ners and Opinions. vols syo.
POpe's lliad and odyssey of Homer,
8 vols. smo., old calf.
The Works of Peter Pindar,
in 4 vols. limo, calf.
The Life and Opinions of TriStram Shandy,
8 vols.
Dryden'S Fables,
Folio Russia, with Illustrations.
English PrOlOgueS and EpilOsues,
in vols I2mo.
The Works Of JOSephus,
LEstrange's Translation. vols. Emo, 17oe.
Memoirs Of Count De GrammOnt,
in 3 vols. smo., with numerous Portraits.
Richardson's Clarissa HarlOwe,
in s vols. smo., old calf
Mrs. Barbauld'S British NOyeliStS,
in so vols. limo, half morocco.
Ballantyne's NOyeliSt'S Library
in 10 vols, Royal Svo., calf.
CObbett's Parliamentary History OF England,
Sc vols. svo., half Russia.
The Works of Laurence Sterne,
in vols. limo, calf.
The Works of Sir William Temple.
vols, folio, old calf.
The Works of Henry Fielding,
II vols. bound in calf, fine old copy.
The Select Works Of Henry Fielding,
vols svo., half calf.
The Miscellaneous Works of Tobias SmOlIett,
vols, half calf
The Works of Dean Swift,
in 10 vols, full calf.
Nichols Literary anecdotes Of the Eighteenth
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Memoirs of the Duke of Sully,
vols. svo., calf
The Works of Anna Seward,
in 10 vols. limo, calf.
The Life and Letters of PaSchal,
vols svo., calf.
The POrtical and Prose Works Of Dryden,
vols. svo., calf
The Hive,
AcoIlection Of the most celebrated Songs, Avis limo
The Ancient and Modern Drama,
Edited by Sir Walter Scott vols, calf.
The Select Comedies Of lIOliere,
in French and English. vols.
Mrs. Inchbald'S Modern Theatre,
10 vols limo, half calf.
Philosophical Transactions,
in IL vols. 4to., old calf
Charles James FOx'S History OF the Reign
Of James II. vol svo.
WraXalrS History of France from The Ac-
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hitfOrd's History Of Greece,
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Bishop Burnet'S History Of His Own Time,
vols. folio.
Lord CheSterfitld's Letters 10 his Son,
. vols. 4to., calf
GOOdwin's (William) Political Justice,
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The Greek and Latin Poets Translated,
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Travels through the United States OF North
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For sale by ". T. BERRY Co,
rebl Public square
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Hardware and Queensyyare
Terms of Sale.

Time viii he given for satisfactory notes payable al
the Rank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
az sale 10 commence at y O'Clock. precisely.
mar2-td TRABUE A LUCUS-
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Broadway House.
YOUNG'S SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH.

DERS0NS wishing 10 advertise tileir BLOOD STOCK
i dc, for the present In the "Spirit," will
please hand the IN immediately, 10 J. A. Fisher
Secretary the office Of the Nashville Daily News No
80 Cherry street, in order 10 be IN time for the first is
sue. mar22-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22

NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established for the Cure of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever
and Ague, Asthma, Incipient Con-
sumption, Infirmftfes of outh and
Old Age, &c.
NO MERCURY USED.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22

WOOD Ivory Aad Jct chessEnen and IAunaiBees
w With ali styles and sixes u Iaekgamu.on b1srdE
lost received and for sale BY
LA. Iz-u J. H. EcfIIl-
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Trustee sale.

DY virtue q Deed % Trusf, executed 70 me as
ID Trusts, beaFtsg date san a Steer, lsSS Ead reg
zseree Register : elee TzF isn eonniy hook
No. - Eaer 81, Mil sell Ia ske C0art- hoass yard
70 tbs highest bsidsz, ON SATURDAY, TIFF I'D bar
OF April, isss,
Four Beautiful building Lets,
Sez q =. - .nd &C. Cumberland street m Halls
Addstisa 70 Nashville, The eqaay Il rcdemyaon h
waived. ne Lot e4GA lEont So feef ana ~l - more
rartseui&riy aescrbel tie day q sNls such tale
seessa IN sns a Isussee wil be sxscussdt par
y. HohsoS. trustee
sasrS-td .
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Cloths and CassTu.eres.

Fancy Duck Drills, Farmers SatRs ami Herrin bono
Drills, French and American CoOnsdss DcIEin Coat
Checks BIy Linens and she grUatcst OF Vest
ings we ever had Suslenders Glove Irish Linen all
grades, real MarsecS C"unlerpanss, AUtndAle CoGn-
terI3nes, Padding Sail Duck &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22

nDCEIvED thz day . Superior zzscftmsrs q Tea
IL sznckz. seaFfs. knd cx4S4ss- SExeFy sariety q
e1surz. ard Al xarioas prices, fsr s@is -
J.a<e-a }. u. hueh1-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22

baltimore Coffee.
c0Os cAKrfk, A'kAf 90
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SNYDER s. FRIZZELL

IIAVE in store a fine stock Of Boots and Shoes of
every description, which they are Offering at low
prices. marl1-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22
Aid. sin. Cloth, and Butkskln Gloves.


Tusf 70 bad ehoAce ias q hest q9alty e Gloves.
emhraenE every oolof q Nj, sllk, elofh, Beck
Kn, ete. fJzn1s-tfE J. n sesifi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22
THE GREATEST WONDER OF TIE AGE.
Canada Prolific Corn.

DRoDUCING from 10 I6 ears 10 the grain. a small
Il lot Of the seed for sale by
WELLS, HOOPER 4 co, 81 Cedar street,
And f. c. MINCHIN, Lincoln Hall.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22
Dry Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods,

Hats, Boots and Shoes, Hardware QuecnsWare, Cloth
ing, BOnnets straw Goods and Varieties that have
had the pleasure OF Offering the trade before
The stock consists in part follows
so cases PrntS-frOm the lowest grade 20 the best
and latest designs, and most popalar brands.
1000 pieces Iawnfrom the lowest price the hness
French Lawn and Jaconeis imported
100 pieces White and Fancy BrilhAnts.
100 pieces Fancy silk Dresses.
1000 yards Black Silk--gf all grades.
1000 RobcS-0f every variety and kind
100 Rabes-Ancy Siik POneee.
Beautiful Embroslerics, in great quantity and varf-
ETY..
White GOods, n perfect score every grade.
large Stock 0f Fancy six and Straw Isonness war
raned the Latest styles. Rhh.,nS. Flowers. SIX Cot
ton aud Pck NIT Gloves: Fancy Mxntlcs and Selrfs
Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Sewing Siik sspF Threads;
Parasois; 500 doz, IadNs Hoop ~ EIs great varc-
~; large line uf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22

WE have great variety of beautiful BIED CASKs,
w the handsomest assortment ever brought 20
Nashville, which We viii sell cheap for cash
f,b2O-tf J. W. WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22
Boiler RiYefs.

m KEGS Boiler Riveis just received and FOR sale
~ by nebi6) u. u. DICkEY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22
TRUNKS. TRUNKS!
LADIES BONNET BOXES.

A LARGE and superior assortment of pam Top
N and Tray Top Hat Cases, various siIss, and ef
he beet manufacture, Jusi received by
JOHN RAMA6E,
uzrl0-u AZ COilege street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-22
Byron and Standing Collars.
CHESSMEN

livery variety and SIZE q Byroa SHd Siahdin.
Il Csliars, and frs latost sEyls standsng collars
received and Tor sale By
fehA--m J. N. NeNlIl-
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Ipo.sKR,s CONCENTRATING ESSENCE

OEkE
h or BAY LEAvES.-Prepsraors afthe Bay Leafhave
extensively used throughout the wolll Tor
remedies for Nervous Headsche and for affections of the
head generally for diseases of the Scalp and Hair bay
Rum particularly occupied prominent position in the
estimation many and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands o admirers Its equivalent of the active rn
pe of the Bay minute that real or bene
fit be effected and IL therefore simply palliative and
feeble for the diseases for which this valuable
edy is So we'll adapted
ROsSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
tedy series of chemical experiments and has last been
brought to that concentration which makes
unequaled arresting the the hair the
dandruf relieving few applications that distress
ing itching which most generally prccedes the falling of The
hair II WAS originally prepared for member o his family
thavng no confidence IN The usually so who had
most Distressing ecay of the hail. and such its wonder
curative effects that Its became establish
I'D and hundreds of calls without
sysem of putting whatever. Its intrinsic alone
pushed into public the demand
this truly remedy that has induced
upon extensive scale he offers it
with the fullest conhdence 10 the entire public
Prepared bv Thoa H. R"sssr at his Chemical Iaborator
Petersburg Va and for sale by Druggists generally.
IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
The South-Tho Cotton and the Manufac-
tIrpH


We are glad to perceive Gays tho Philadelphia
Inquirer that in several Of the more prosperous
and cntnrprising State OF the South. attention is
heginningto be turned to the policy Of erecting
mills, aud manufacturing cotton goods of various
descriptions. Only few days sincc,we conyersed
with an intelligent citizen Of Gcorg in, who not
ly raises the cotton on his plantation. but manu-
!actures it into yarn, To such nm extent. that he
furnishes house in tlia city to the annual val
of the latter article, Of $50 OO0.Ilc has beon
engaged in this system for yeafs, and with the
fullest success. No difficulty whatever s expert
enced. and his mill goes regularly as clock-work.
His case moreover. is on y one of many. lie thus
realizes double proft--hrst,on the raw materials
and then on the woven yarn. The New Orleans
Buiietia also informs u.s. that there is u cotton fac
tory now in operation in n State adjoining Louisi-
anna, which pays twenty per cent. on the capital
invested. The factory alluded to, is located in the
Chocktaw country Of Mississippi, and has been
going quietly and successfully for long time.
Col Williams. of the Mississippi Planter, recently
paid visit to the establishment, and the following
is an extract from his penn
"Were we in search Of an argument to prove the
practicability and value of manufacturing cotton
and wooden goods in Mississippi, we would want
nothing more to the point than the success Of the
Choctaw factory. Starting with but little capital,
remote from market, and in the midst of n commu-
nifty that entertained prejudices rather than kind
ly feelings. it has increased and grown in conse-
qucnce until Il community of near 300 souls are
now deriving support from its operations, while to
the stockholders, it is paying dividend of % per
cent. 1t is perhaps one of the best managed con
of the sort to be found i'll the South combin-
ing economy, skill, utility and system in its details.
For this the company are indebted, to great ex-
tent, to the prudential administration of their
cellent President, William Wesson. We were par
tcularly struck with the quietness. good order,
and sound morality of the little town. The opcr-
atiyes, male and female, all looked cheerful and
conented, which, of course. bespoke liberal and
punctual compensation for their labor"
These examples are well calculated to stimulate
the Southern planters, as well as to modify their
preiudices against protection to American Indus
try. Why. indeed, should they not be able to man
uiacture cotton yarn, us we'll as various descrip-
tons of coarser cotton goods The truth simply is.
that the great body of oar Southern brethren have
not paid sufficient atent IN to this important sub
ject They have prgnli,scd thsmselvssto be carried
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Bl CHARLES W. BUTTON,
I RMo

Tu VIRGIN. ~ ruh.ishet aiIy at - and r-wseklya
per annun a.v, aud weekly - nyansby al
otherwise e. 81 ii, h, charged n al No air
vii h.ii the lropiietors
until a.. arrerrages shall have been paid
ADVERT SEMENTSare inserted tor 80 slnare o!
Ines and 3t cts each een
nnance unless weekly and then hrts
will be charged for each Insertion II TIE nuuhrf"f
n,rr,ionr marked the MS will be pubhheitli II
I.rri out. u charged ,,euri,nE!,
HI EAkiA ATE ARE
Far square ally
For 10 seiniwcrk %
For dn .......................... ~
- both papers subject TO spc
, ,..i
- Annual advertisers will he limited to their immediate
charg ged at transient rates
s All vertisoments appear in the daily and tri
~, kiy papers. III. -,
hIy the
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n4- T. o z x : "T5N
W. JONES, Practical Iapaircr II CLOCKS TINE
ne fItCts M"sir Hoxrs, Se, having taken Room
np stps nox door 10 tho Merchants Hank, Main street
l!nchhnrg prepared at short noice aud reasonable
terms TO execute work IN his line. warranng thc
Mi IN short time he prepared also to pair SEWING
MACHINES, Locks, III krys sc Por-ons coun
Try VIII do we'll Ia him call ha ctermnei TO spare
no prins I" please reasonable
In HE hhcncc bs orders left at tho Store Messts
MtAilNE a liNiNd VIII he promptly attended to.
l""hs-Chs' on delivery Of work aug DIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

ltHPRESS SzH INf:I.ES.-s00vn = press Shugcs
" 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, I.ANFORD & co. on Canal
mar &C. near Langhorne'sM
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING TRApE!
EAll lS1S

II KING lie haNc greatly hld
II improved House aud have larg", well light
ed conveniently arranged Sales h"oms NJ" to he found
In our ciiN NehaN" mad, these Improvements IL rri the
wants nt constantly trade. and beg to adN,sc
WHoLfSAlt / an RETAIL dealers that we have now In
store aud d receiving III, largest aud desirable stock
I tlbl We have exhibited OF to h" seen III III"
south W" ha" now been in the trade In this city
Tor cfY std having thus obtained inll kn"wrR"
III" wants ~ tie mht' ahd being mot" largely engaged IN
the mtnnim ntt and sae 1T Clothing than other h"un IN
the State eNC pner the
ctasors HN arrival shall make additions onr stock
4, ali that ami fashionable. aud puirhnsts viii AT all
ttucs hnd tputc ni superior quality tIDlh II
ING and UiN llrMENN IT RNlSIiiNG GOODS, IN store
aud tor sale uIan iiHtNAi. itHMs
Whoi,ssi aud Roat departments distinct and on separate
naofs. An cNannatn of anr X. prices aud mode +" do
lug bnsinc"s Is leslccihi. solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN \ co.
aug acts 10. Main sttcci, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

CLOCK G3.OCKs!! CLOGKs!!!-The
subscriber has received hundred CLOCKS,
shapes aud patterns to which he wodld invite the
attention of his friends and community large Please call
and examine, and you will lind the prices TO suit
Rep COPY. lie i2tsI JAMES DlNNIDDlE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

hNE or THE BEST rtRGATiNE A&D LIVER NE
i",d'- n.igorni"r, or Liver H.ncd, hat acts
medicine known Il onlv tlharic. but u firs,
rcmedy acting INST on the L'cr t. 'rri is mardd mat
- then the stomach AMI h"'s ""aI1 of tat mat
ter thus nnllslne t" inrr"s's h''inallN ".ont
~ y of the painful feelings hroencri III th" operations
.a., iimc than urpas, 1t AMI wh.n taken daily mod
- crate dos,s VIII strengthen an build up win nu,ua
- rapaliy
Dr. SANFORD 1nsi is"rnior i, c"nrounlc' On
i'.y from & new -, article ct m'H. me nam"y omms
when it is known that one bottle Of tUo lnNigorator
= 'a,s IA much e"eti a on" bundled d"'"Aof '"om'
eS Though possessing rare medicinal powers, h"s" Gums
- in their ,rc-ci rious nn used in the hreo
raor, which met with neh "nprcee 'nt"d
induce the proprietor oh'r it family medicine ned
and known in il. effects l. has rarely aicd To-
~ Lirer Complaints in their worst tntn+
lndi rstion being caused b, ,icran ed Lteu IL
- ed WHEN the Liver is excited to action
- JHandicc /, caused by an improper action the Tir
- aud as proof t"t the NNiGoh.fnh relieves this dis
ease let any troubled with Jnnllro iakc the lnviKo
Co-,i,rnc-- can he permanently curcdhy the Insig
orator Take II in small do''s"n retiring md it assists
desc the howes left in healthy and and
work cgula, as clock work
~ s"L slr"'i""hc i,N"fy soon relieved by taking a
- double dose oi III" i"rlRotor which ,orects all aoiiy
and soreness of the stomach
z loadc, stomach it has n"cpr, a~ relieves
/, f,,riiy meJicisc gen rally, ali Mo speak
- highest terms
pr. snnford'- l"sigo'"ior rnno to Us recon-
- mcudrI tn Liver Complaints anl nh diseases
5ug from u scasod Liver The Testimonials #
- my e Phy ians in It's aS"r dIrei us try IT, an
vi lion tiat it ot t'.G
sncs given Dyspept for itmai"a complete Curd
hcinrr the first bette taken, and NV
thing riile vii ut trouble. hlc before nothing but
~ the lgttcS iod would digest aud that gave uHu
. Now what t" to all readers IL. il Lfrr
Complaints or Dy's'o t'onh You do ne" tail to Try ,ns
- = she world
- Netakc intbitr pcasuf, in recommending this med
= = cine prev, tor Fever nd vuc, Chiii Ic-
- and AL Ecser~ oi Riiliou- r. pr. npur
acs with certainty, and thousands willing testify
- wonderful
There has been lIied in family remedy
wh,,h has with such unh"und~! succc Ia ttG
q of disease, incident Ia children ms Dr SapfOrd- In
yigOrntOr; is it Acne for disease, ot children that
- tor II acts tHiarc mildly aud gently
~ tho system thoroughly that
think doug service Ia all in advising ho when
they need medrn" ~ rJ tlns remedy There
= thai have undr notice where great benefit la,
b, received in disease of tie ivr Stomach and BOW
". els where all other remedies fail give relief 1t has
hrco.ne usrfu in family that will not be with
out II. t.JachSopriH,, dia R,Pnbi,'an
PfJth oNt DOLLAR ~ II hottie
SANFORD co, rropr.etors, 3ij broadway, New York
ANIL I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.

4 HAVE SOLD orr AT AUCTION ALL OF M -: II
y aud unFounl i'oo- aud we'd the opposite ri
Man Stec' to the husr rst above tho Market
wh"r" am nov receiving large stock Of -.
American, British, French Swiss, German and
italian Dry Goods
81 the latest styles aud at Amazingly low prcss ask tho
people OF tho ely and call Terms Of
my sales as heretofore, orinsire'y fr cash
scptl3dts JNO J. PURVIS, Aren't.
NEW GOODS WILL. ME RECEIVED AT
~ new store the above the Market House
rt IN The and viii he Sold cheap old
Wa! Cash on delivery OF tho Goods
Sclilafdls JNO J. PURvis Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

away with the iea that their interestsar arc adyer.e
to home manufacturers and liberal protection, and
in this they have commit an egregious mistake.
Let ms hope that better condition Of things is ut
hand, and That even many Of the Southern mem
bers of Congress will see the necessity of q modi-
fcaton of the existing tariff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

vuNmE UNDERsIGNED ID will carry - shsha
IL old stand and invites all the cpstosrs Of
give him CALL to whom he will sell low for cAsh.
aug2ts J. q HkARER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

floating ball or knurkc asling
Patent This mach ne hes received The highest premuns
the virginia and Maryland Fairs and all other Fairs where
Inns been exhibited Ia tina machine clothes ashad
r 'hfnIr, 9Ditkt aud " ia les. aud than by
other modr 1t J., simple Ia s p,raton that child
dcrstand and work itnnd ID n all liable Of
order Those who sh ard labor In this tedious
and trying Though absolutely Ay) siic alton,
viii r,ase call and eAaHIne 1T tl mseyas for aals by
scpt5 dim u. W TROTT, Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
bIs sANS. -. LEMONS


y HI.AI WANI Ell VIII pay iHe highest market
price for ali prime Red and White Wheat brought
kct Persons having such sale wiil to
ore selling HAYS furnished upon usual terms.
aug d3m jas. +. HuRNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
LNO ls SA1. r..

LNOK SALE.-
II ID Shares Exchange Ban. Stock,
10 DO Merchants
1000 Orange & Alcxa X Bonds
1900 Va I euI. Income Bonis ~ TO r,Iu
81 Shares Ga stock. PETERS, SPENCE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
THn WoNpnR or rHn AonI

uUST OPENED AT THE CASH STORE r,=
a. 800 Yards Plain Black SILK kat.................50 so ct
100 "..................H ct
cp '..............s..ss. .tf1t CT
!nO :" "....................75 Us CT
Call every one and procure cheap Dress . -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
LNALL PRINTs.-New syles, jsss reeeavsA ~
Il aug 90 ts JAS 4. S11GL e q Gus.

In j. EOLkE0 has the pleasure Of oMertnG
1Zs to his frends something new in theway Of RECLM
ING EASY CHAIR Three positions attained = t1h ene
Chair; 10 the simplest complete and cheapest s.
Chair ever offered for sale this market 1t nesspble
alike for the invalid for the ordinary purposes q A eey
Chair. Call and see Il. E. j. f0LKAA
d jv .5.s-r Z. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

level routes. The wear nud tear ana increased
expense of routes high elevation and short
cur,aturcs nro excessive. In &c ,nomy Of opera
tnns. tho route from st. Paul stands far ahead of
ali others.
The question to be finally thought of !a-"Can
II be- done.' And wo may form some estimate
that score by what have already done in the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

FnNkNir SEED.-Wch vc Just recri, cd o 70
assortment of Laidrchs fr, s Turpp Seer
Larg" Flat Dutch Red Top, Kui Baga arse NorfuiL &c
For sale BY .jy Gltsj J II THOMPSON 4 CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

IL firm heretofore existing between tho undersigned under
the style of SHEARER co dissolved by mutual consent
The business has been sold out to j. Shearerboh the
goods and all He alone authogised 20 wind
up and will pay the debts due BY the old concern
WIN SHEAREH, Fsx
July 81, 1855 HENRY B. SHEARER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

the Royal College of Surgeons London Graduate
~ ue Of the eminent Colleges of the United States
u the create, part of who's. life has been spent in the r
II ,ials I.ondn Paris phadephia and elsewhere has
ectad some the astonishing that ever
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and ulness with hushps attended sometimes
" Id rangenen Of mind. cured Immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

A public meeting takes place at the Cooper
the attention Of our readers. 1t il intended To be
united demonstration of all who are opposed to
the extension of Slavery, frauds in elections, and TO
the mal-adminstration fthc present National Exc
cutyc. They invited TO assemble without regard
express in an eficacious manner the opinions as TO
which they agreed and, us far as may be, 10
prepare for the election of members of Congress
and other public officers who shall represent those
opinions. Eminent speakers viii address the
meeting