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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11


the posfeo necessary II must be moved before the
Circuit Judge. He defended the prosecution in their
course and In their motion for sentence. This man
had been twice convicted, and had had n long
time allowed him before sentence; besides this
he had his vouminous bill of exceptions priBted at
the expense Of the county. He coDtended that the
affidavit should not be admitted; 10 would be pre-
postrous to permit the affidavit OF convicted felon
TO be read 70 contradict the postea Of the Circuit
Court.
Mr.. Blankman, in reply, contended tha. the
law of the land required that man should
be tried by twelve Of his peers He cited authorities
where the English judges decided that nobeman
could not waive his rights, and that instead
of being tried by commopers be should have been
tried by his peers He also referred TO the seventh
and eighth sections OF the bill of rights in the first
volume OF the Revised Statutes, TO show that IL
should appear on the record in this that the de-
PENDANT had been tried(by twelve jurors.
=. The Attorney GeneiM inquired Of the Court IL
this argument was In orderf
The Court intimated 20 Mr.. Blankman that he
must conhne himself TO the preliminary objections
OF the Attorney Genera First as TO the necessity of
notice TO the prosecution and next az 10 the power
Of this Court 10 amend the postea of the Circuit
The counsel should not on these objections argue ON
the merits Of the case.
Mr.. Blankman then proceeded 10 show that by the
rules of common law IL was absolutely necessary
that Il must appear on the record that the defen-
dsnt was tried by twelve jurors. Mr. b. put a sup
positions case TO the Court-If this case was tried
before modern Jefries or Norbury and the jury
brought in verdict Of not guilty and that the
Judge returned, the posteo that the verdict was
guilty how could the prisoners counsel get that fact
before this court without the record, or its being
mentioned in the posfea
After some interlocutory argument,
Judge Sutherland said be thought the prosecuting
counsel were right as TO the question of power and
believed that this application should be made 20 the
Judge at Circuit; but, treating the application of
Mr.. B1ankman as reason why sentence should not
be passed now he would not visit upon the prisoner
the neglect Of his counsel In not having made in
due time the application to the proper officer Tor the
correction of the posfsa; he would therefore place
himesb legitimatcy on this ground Of power to sus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
A Sensible Letter.

Some time since biographcr, DESTROYS of Ivy
ing before the American public ma authentic bio
graphy of the Hon. j, j. crttendcn. wrote to him
asking his permission 10 prepare and publish
such n work Mr.. Crttcndcn declined the request
in u letter, which We give with the exception Of
such paris were of purely personal character
FRANKFORT, Sfrr 1858.
Thankful as am You for your offer. cannot
now give YOU the permission you ask 10 write my
biography y because did, before the date of your
letter promise that permission TO apotbcr, @hri'-
ecer co'td Jr,a4 mVs4if iocotsem IL Ia ptt''ai-
hon Of y"eh q cocf By that promise am bound.
ma} add, sir, thar have strong dlstn.i-
nation 10 appcar to ASSUME II place among tie
Justly distinguished historical character If cur
country. and have n still greater aversion AID
disgust IL, tho very dca ut h'ing reckoncl AIMING
that numerous, vain ~. thatigurc only il blpg
raphies.
| far the pubic would hardly ascrha much
importance t. or take much interest in. llr llistp
ry Of my lie Aud shriak from The idea If seem
ling to exact more Of its attention than mnN he
due to me, of seeming to claim for myself the
recorded honors Of history. 1t is tine enough
when man is dead To write his history Such
are my irclings GA the snljcct.
ava, very respectfully.
Your, e.,
4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
fFvm the Wheeling Times.

The names suggested for the ticket by our friend
Of the virginian are very good ones, and would
undoubtedly command large vote but we appre-
bend that there IRE others that have quite as
strong recommendations. We have desire TO
forestall public opinion, and yet we should do vi
olencs to our convictions if we failed to say what
we most sincerely believe, and that is that Hon
John Minor Bolts has more admirers throughout
the Commonwealth and would make decidedly n
better canvass thaa any other gentleman known
to as. Mr.. Bolts is one of the closest thinkers
thoroughly understands the science of government,
and before the people, we have never seen the
man who wished to meet him the second time.
II is scarcely necessary for US to say that we
would support Mr. Bolts for the Office Of Governor.
or for any other Office in the gift of the people,
with the utmost alacrity and zeal. Our columns
have too often given evidence OF the high apprccia-
ton in which We hold this distinguished gentle
man, TO admit Of doubt upon that point But,
We bslisve it is generally understood that Mr..
Botts declines the use Of his name in the canvass
Under these circumstances, we doubt not our
friend Of the Times, devoted to the cause, heart
and soul, a. we know him to be, will readily unite
in the support Of any other gentleman who may
b selected As our standard-bearer in the coming
campaign.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
The British Mission.

The reported transfer Of Lord NAPIER to a Eu-
lropean mission, brought last week in London
paper, has been confirmed by the isrsid's adsices.
Ills ordship. 1t seems 10 to be transferred to the
Hague. in The place of Lord DusrlERaLrsE, the
lprssent British Minister at that Court Mr..
LyoSs, now tby the recent death of his father,)
Lord LroSs, is to succeed Lord NAPIER US Minis
ter to the United Suites. The London Globe says
that the removal of Lord NAPIER from Washing
ton Is one in the regular coursc Of diplomatic pro-
motion, and arises from dissatisfaction on the
part Of the Government with his conduct or opin-
ions in the United States. So far from censuring
him, his Government considers that his zeal aud
abilities entitle him To their best consideration
This unexpected termination Of Lord NsrIER's
residence here, says the National lntelligencer,
will be very unweleome event to widely extern
tended circle in our country. and especially in
this city. No Foreign Minister. We believe has
ever been distinguished by more frank and ge-
NAL department, and not one, we presume has
given more satisfaction to our Government, or
seconded as he has been by the amiable manners
Of his accomplished wife in 30 brief n res
idence, more general esteem aud respect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
Tho Petersburg Convention.

The editor of the Valley Democrat. who was
"a member of the Petersburg Democratic Conyen-
tion thus describes the scenes which he witness
ed:
| ats department was anything but gratifying
and pleasant, reminding us very much of the do
ipgs" Of Tammany Hall or some other rowdy MS
semblage. 1t was from tho beginning to the ending
confusion worse confounded"
In vain the President raped and called for or
der, for no earthly power could check the huzzn-
ing, clapping. babbing and racket Every man
felt enthusiastic whether the result Of intense feel
ing or the Overlooking Of spirts, we are unable to
say, and was full OF bon,bastic ordinations or
laundering execrations. Every now and then n
gaseous orator would explode, aud the scene TINT
followed would be lk9ncd very much to dog
fight, or the wooliug len thousand tomcals in u
garret. The confusion of tongues at the tower Of
Babel, did not present half tho noise and babbling
as were witnessed at this Convention 1t was n
raging of the elements diseord and dsscnti'n,
hatred and prejudice rcignsd triumphant. For
the decency and selire.pect Of the rarty. as well
as for its harmony, we hope it may never he our
misfortune to witness such scenes M were exhbi-
ted at the Petersburg Convention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
Moro than one Uso for a Shirt


In all days and ages of the world, from the time
of the rst dIcss in the Garden Of Eden TO the pre-
sent, covering TO the body has been regarded as
o very useful institution. and among the indispen
sables In that line is n shirt. II not only GOV
and decorates and keeps warm, hut il seswers
many other useful purposes before it fnall reach
cs the paper-mi in taiters. On Saturday, how
ever, it proved its usefulness in another way quite
out of the common run Of "linen' TRANSACTIONS
A countryman, from Madison. Wisconsin, who
had consigned to West McDugnl, commission
merchants On Walnut street, iargs quantities Of
cranberres, during the season. came to town for
the purpose Of settling up the account and peck
citing tho proceeds The matter was adjusted TO
the satisfaction OF all parties, and the Wisconsin
man was handed a check upon Il Third street
banking house for n considerable amount.
Congratulatjng himself upon the result Of his
cranberry speculation. he hastencd to present the
paper at the counter Of the Banker, where he was
informed that it all right, but That their rules
required him to bring some person known to them
who could identify the holder Of the check Us the
person to whom il made payable. Here wins
an unexpected quandary! The cranberry dealer
did not know soul in town. He explained how
he came in possession of the check, whnt the ex-
tent of his transactions with the drawers and that
il would be impossible for him to identify himself
through any one else. The bankers admitted that
il was probably all right. but they declined to pay
over so large u sum, merely upon the representa-.
tons of stranger. The countryman WAS about
leaving the office, When happy thought struck
him. He turned again to the counter, and said TO
the banker
II can't find nobody who knows me. but f,c
got nv name on my shirt if thatll do
The banker concluded to run the risk and the
cranberry dealer having exhibited his name, legi-
bly, inscribed upon this classic garment, the for
mcr was convinced and paid down the amount of
the check to the name on the shirt. to the great
satisfaction Of the Winconsn cranberry dealer,
who pocke,cd his funds aud departed. = Ci.cin-
matt GaseHe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

AN EXTENSIVE FiSAxcIEa-IMroRTA> AR
RssT. About 3years age a dashing fnancier of
Chicago left that city and was sal To have swim
died his friends there to the extent Of some 500
600 lie next figured at ST. Joseph, Mo. and
succeeded IN gaining reputation rs IA iarg5r 10
the extent of SO ono. He then subsidized in come
part Of Western Texas. The St, Louis Democrat,
However. says:-
Within a few days he reappearci and registered
his name ut the Planters House as Geo. ln.ran
La Bacca, Western Texas. Mr.. Perry fenlasom.
of No. l6 Fourth street, wh1 three wears ago sui
fefed by him to the extent Of somo s. 600 appears
Ito hava discovered his criminal identity. O., lbs
|complant Ingram was arrested on Tuesday morn
ing Since his arrest it tran 'pircs that he has be-
making liberal sales of fraudulent stocks in some
alleged township of Western Texas Among his
patrons are named Mr.. l. 7. Sturgeon, GOV. Stew
art and Mr. Winkaimier. When called for by the
officers we are in ormed tt ut he was found i, con-
l6dential conversation with brother Of his excel
lency the Governor. These. his patrons, were ex
ceedingly IS oaished on finding with what style o
man they were dealings but he had not az yet go
any Of their numerous dollars. Mr.. Barkelow, Of
this city, but formerly Of St. Joseph. also appear
as lngran's accuscr and charges him with having
lperpetrated $4,000 forgery at st. Joseph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

Esd OF TIA NJ AN WHO HIEW up BRoCks MoNr-
NENr.--Be ninmin Let, the man who was con,l'-
ted about twenty years since of blowing up the
Brock monument AT Queenstown Heights, hut cs-
capei as he was being taken To prison, died in
Milwaukee On Thursday las. from the effects ut
poison, a, is supposed. a few weeks ago, he
started on trading voyage 10 Mackinaw in com
pany with man named Wilson, and arrived there
and sold his goods. hut after taken VIC
lently i'll, aud brought back to Milwaukee speech
less, when after n few days Of suffering he eN-
| pred Wilson la, been arrested on strong srs
| picions Of having been the cause Of his death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

SLAVERY ~ AL,rAwa--.Joab IL slave belonging to
Senator Fitzpatrick. brought his cotton crop To-
Wetumpka on last Saturday. and sold it t" bryan
( Cater for one hundred and sixty dollars in clean
cash. This ease makes very pretty contrast to
the one reported in the New York papers, where,
thousands If women and children gathered to
60 her To seek bread where there was no bread,
This ia Jeub's spending money; there is no necd
If his LAYING up for old age or dcercpitrle. The
hand Of u kind master stands between hlm and
want and m visions Of furnished wife aud starry
ing children haunt his future. - IdumpHa Sl'ectt-
tor, Dec. !.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
iUH IliE kiRsiNlhN.

Nelson County. Dec. l.
To he EdiiorS of BE Iayinida AS the time
for the election Of delegates to the General Assem-
bly, is not very far OH. we beg leave to solicit,
through the columns of your valuable journal, our
fellow citizen, Andrew j. Aistr"p, to announce
himself candidate to represent the county III our
next Legislature. Our personal knowledge of
Mr.. Aistrop, II talented gentleman, and also as
n lawyer, causes US to have confidence in his ali-
ty to exercise delegated authority with prudence
and Judgment. We also know. that in II repre-
sentative capacity he would leave nothing undone
that would result in good to his constituency. but
he would seduously strive to perfect everything
that would inure to the benefit and prosperity Of
his county his State and his country.
We ardenty hope that Mr.. Aistrop will not
treat, with indifference, this appeal for his
vices. and thrt he will nj once declare himself II
candidate, brlievng. we do. that he will receive
the cordial support off majority of the citizens of
this county. MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

TuE AssAsslNs or THE l>N.-The Charleston.
(Nn.l Republican tells the following rs happening
in the vicinity of Mount Pleasant. in that State,
not long since:
Mt far fiom Mount Pleasant back in the conn
try ike. there is tavern called the franklin
House. Mr. Franklin, the proprietor, has two
deaf and dumb daughters. sprghtly, INTEL ..igent
and interesting. BY signs they often carry on an
imatcl Conversations especially with each other,
and members ui the family.
Last week, two foot travellers stopped for the
night at this house, and after supper with the IA
ml,. were shown Ia room. in which was good
fire aud hcl f,r tEeir accommodation. The kiud
host. on entering the room IN the morning, fonnd
that the bed had not been occupied, aEl that his
guests hal iowa. He. however, found on the table
money for their supper, and a note, stating that in
consequence Of sighs made at the supper table by
the Young lad,e-, they did not think it safe to 70
IL bel md therefore paid tie bill and took their
departure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
fnr he Ir.iini.in.

For The |fglh|ia.
MEssRs. Epirbks--Allow me to recommend the
following ticket for State officers
For Gorcynof.--)ohn NJ. Bolts, Of Richmond.
For Lieutenant GorcInor. Allen T. Caporton,
of Monroe.
For attorney GentrH WIN. Ballard Preston,
of Montgomery,
For Board ci Pabi'c I''orks.F, =. Dearc, OF
Lynchburg II,LiIAx.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

From the diff OF events at Washington it i,
very likely the President will he authorised, ri
the present session of Congress, to give notice u
the abrogation # the CLAYTON Bulwer Treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

FoR THE GrLr OF MExico. Capt. Farragat Inns
received preparatory orders to take command at
the new sloop of-war Brooklyn. This vessel will
be ready for seu by the first of uext month, and
will make a trip tn the Gulf Of Mexico for trial
of speed and perhaps, considering the present
state of affairs. for trial Of her other capacities
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

81 ~ BAkrns PREMIUM lITrfHs Mr. Il. Baker-Dear
Ia Justice to self and who DE similarly
afflicted. permit 10 elite instance Of the remarkable
lA itn ot your Premium Biiirrs had used them
recently bnt my wife having been afflicted with
and di-ulrred stomach Tor The ten
twelve usal Every in power 10 restore her
heath She undnr the constant treain.bt ot i've or
alr Iyscisns, but relief could be- hal then saw
- 'citeats III" ronarkaha cures made by yonr Bit
ifrsnnlri them did anu IN n
i" tine she began rapidly Not only her
affection aud dsorer,d stomach removed but her
raj health is better .ru il has been
and shall al~aNs Bttcrs
WIT" this nsero yourself and Tor ia" t"neh of Others
VIA similarly afflicted. Y"ur nbrd servant,
Richmond, Jane =, lr,7- THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BAkFt's PKiMitM BIffrus Richmond. sept. IL. ls1S 1t
l. with Wiling pltHHnr. that add testimony to The virtue
O., BkfEs PHt MIN EItIfIs, ia IaAiHp permanent
:" M "nbshed ease OF by pesia from which have suffer
81 ma, Tor the last twelve months Also " life is using
with sbhct.ag many from de-
rtAton and fisIri"rei stomach As as commenced
81 them was ic'd II their yiuablc qualities
tebNdcntlA recommend them L. III, afflicted j. ADAMS.
ur by athr Druggists l.ynchburg aud by all the
pa'p pal Driss HE ut Richmond aud clsew here in
Virginia also Mcsss thas Slatt Ga, Washington city,
T. I T.. II Stabirr y Co BALTIMORE Md ID. - Miller Gov.
ny and Bdrur- \ lafk y Y,
orders filed by addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor,
oct 81, Kin hmohu. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

A writer in the Richmond Enquirer evidently
a Democrat proposes 10 run Hon. William O.
Gocde OF Mceklrnlurg IN opposition to Mr. Ict,h-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
Virginia State Debt.

The Richmond Enquirer states that the interest
on the STATE debt Of Virginia. due oh the first #
January. has been paid over the Commissioners #
the Sinking Fund. II is payable in the city IF
New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

DEcLINEp.-We understand that Hon. Jane.
b. Clay has written a letter to Kentucky, declin
ing to be u candidate for the reelection to Con
gress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

u 0WTW ies in nsply 70 citissn Of Hampshire
conslr seys be has 20 idea Of calling an extra
asnsiea Il ~ Legislatvre
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

rHNttE Hss.vB NHHf s'Ara;IOT.-ch, .. Oi.I-
,S:AhShei Daily tomntrC',l PAPER published
Baltimore ia Time tos the great Evening southern
ANDY sr.rH ma " / ed South
West, reach rhrr p'atlon Whole day aiea o
the mtbin NJ pa,'Frs
al the best Com Hcrcal Editors in the
civ nd fu report the Is BALTIMORE MARKETS, mp
m Hose III each day, rI"Hun Every AFTERNOON; ais. tho
sale Of STOCKS lie suck Il 'arf-atc>i TELEGRAPH
accounts ON AL rri aud IN short li2 LATEST NEWS
Ut Kind Together with large of the choicest
MlSIi IIANEpts hEAi INti MArifE
Sus,srriri tie DAILY 81 go, "a f,r The rRl WEEK
~ 81 NJ. INVARIABLY ~ ritN ANtfu II, rw tsn - and
" III tr cliai s,d As sci ithfh in the t"rins
1ha WEEKLY PATRIOT nj, 6 per annum-he cheap
q paper The county. adde's
MCJ!lrDN s WILLS.
al tirsf H,lt g MalV nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

Ncthink IL - h nrdiy known even 10 the niosi
Intelligent readers how deeply ct the sciences
tts down mt" tie stcres OF creation We knew there
wuudrlt these
made II them but nd the Chemists Initiating
their trchte aud even surprising The moi wonderful
Erpir lite Dunn Lowell
uuce lay of their prominent ttzrn- 10 tho lab
'raf"'y If Dr AYtn inventor Of thkHi PICTORIAL ard
tk1HAhlIC pIIiSD where shown with
hi and his prniuci. This master genius
hN ari ns the subtle ESSENCES Of flowers m
other aIt srh+t. lis oi Pine
straw berry thrckrrtcfrN lnncr Pear tancla, CHINA.
ho ens equal h'u ntl exceed purity o flavor,
tables IlIs green purer
81 better htfor than Lat eau be gtticrcd from the
ptuilnd vt Is made b, ctu1nr composition from the Hy
,rarnus In u Iii, L. tpauaN2c the substance
mud ulltuatr which male then
them the same portions which exist IN nature
Iuts1n Advocate. uov II Ivy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

4 vfekiB Pa5LrdtoH Scr MTSir rasi'inIhR 10 F3S'S
pKittoNl.I iuGENfS
nnUW MUSICAL fRitN!." IS Oiled with ts best i an
SoLs Duets y, ngs ni,a,tc Aras Pnakas. MAJ ntka
On lriles Watz"s and other n eri's Il" ns'al "
v"r, aud III will contain sci lions ROW
the hest American sLd and al the NJ
aud ia issnel hy rpuar pub
haw, Ilec ADS e VICTOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

IL SALOON The unteI signed has the pleasure to an
nouI l nehhutg and The public IN gene
raj that he opened fns AG Err BEER SAi>ooN ana
cudeavors body with the best LAGER OF The
prominent Brew Of Phiiadeipnaa when
acknowledged e best In the United States
family win sell dozen bottles OF Lager Beer AZ
a.e ~ d. " ~ WI LOOSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17


alone could the which
rheumatism salt Rheum Burns. bruises Stiff Joints
ais. Sptan, Pole Evil aud Sw eings Horses il has
equal ar Man Beast NJ person wall c without IL who
tested Its value And with reference general
"f the Mustang Iinant checuiiy that
article ever performed Ia neighborhood
pstLls l.. SMITH, Ridgehed, Conn" \ LpITcH, Esq 4,
HYDE Park VI writes that the hors. considered
less his spayin) but the OF the Mus
ang Linnchi have sold him Tor 30 Your Linnent IL
dous ~onders up here Such testimony. IL reaching
dy. The halt il told Every family should have
ewareo IMtrATio>s The genuine Mustang is sold by all
respectable dealers throue out the world beware OF 9th
e ljrsggs Ih,inent" It's base imitation.
BARNES q PARK, Proprietois.
i,y Now
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

MEx,CAN wATCHEs.-AppIE.

4 MEXICAN WATCUES.-APPEE- e
~ 1D\, TRACY & 60, WALTHAM, MASS. MAN "a
uFAcruRtks PATENT LEPER WATCHEN- NM Il.
These supcii made by the aid OF ssas
nd expressly designed secure with
price tine bstantial, durable and uniformly reliab,
m,-ketper The movements in construction, and
pronounce, hv the highest authorities to be sutess III
prncipe and quality and have been proved b, the
aciiug reliable aud INITIATING action These watches
eure tram the crude materials
establishments by couneetel and uniform the
icing organized the that has been
adopted The production Of the nnequael American fire
hrh enables produce movement At uneat
of foreign movement of the same quality and
guarantee the pert performance Tor Yeas rv.ry
III tnuiactnr"d by us.
All rcgn aches made by hand, the American watches
made by machinery uniform
tenn lhnue Nearly all hand watches detective
crnaally getting ont If order In rauy parts
country ,n-sibc Ind good watch rrpalcI-.
wat, ring always uncertain aid The in
trodu, American watches disoscs of this difficult,
hant. we'll watch dealers keep watches
part their miscellaneous stock thus suppl, their
with staple, whh may be- used Other
aric ~ith"Ht story humbug Sold by III" trade gen
"A Is, AID by
ROBBINS & APPLETON, General Agent,
, .ii II MAIDEN lam. INV YdHK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
xvOI~rvEuNNN E.pHN~, WN NOV Ed

III WARD ENtRb VT Tho N'w rk LedH0r r" 'ai"
ins q ri the MOI III NlRNoN PAPERS wall he re-
stle ,lu Of - rrinrr hoS' wish
thu 81 Interesting - tr thr mig year WI
II NP.rDc