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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06
Tho Keeping of Fruit.

The best method OF keeping fruit was discussed
at the meeting of the Cincinnati Horticultural So.
ciety few days ago. Mr. Heavier deemed the
subject of much importance, as from certain at
mospheric causes the fruit Of this season seemed
inclined to ripen much more rapidly than usual;
and premature ripcning is uniformly attended hy
premature decay. lie had found it beneficial to
gather the fruit in the morning while cool and
keep it in cool airy place. For keeping pears
should be gathered before fully ripe. and allowed
to mature after pulling The best position wnS
in a cool. clean sweet cellar Fruit should not be
in Masses nor even in double tiers no as to press
against each other Mr.. Mother last year tried
two methods of preserving his pears, one by put
ting them in oats i'll barrels tho other by first
wrapping in paper separately and placing them in
boxes. Those in paper and boxes keep much the
best Mr.. buchanan supposed the best method Of
keeping fruit was i'll n tin box, in q cool dark eel
lar. lilo had now in the Middle Of August. tho
Virginia greeaing apple perfectly sound of las
years growth kept in this way in his wine e",'"r'
DIR. Warder said that fruit being placed !" cark
and cool place nearly completed its isolation from
tho usual causes of decomposition. VIZ hght heat'
AR and moisture. lie "ould recommend the use
Of white and certainly OF clean paper. Mr.. Laboy-
teux stated that this method OF packing in sepa-
rate papers had been practced with great success
| by those who who put up and shipped apples to
Southern lafudes. One gentleman had pursued
this course with great profit in shipping apples to
our Southern coast.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06
Senator Douglas Confesses Himself an
Advocate Of 0Quatter Sovereignty.

Adv0Coto OF OQuAtter sovereignty.
For long time tbs position Of Senator Douglas
on the question Of "Squat,er Sovereignty" has
been in doubt There was suspicion that he was
in favor Of it-as indeed all Of the North Western
Democracy are. without exception. But the willy
Senator, well knowing that the doctrine was un-
popular at the South. and having been engaged
for many years in conciliating the South with II
view to getting n Presidential nomination. has
heretofore hesitated to make the avow.l. Repeat
ed efforts have been made To draw him out, but
without success His colleague, Judge Trumbull
once put the question plumply to him in the Sen
ate-but he evaded . reply, under the subterfuge
that it was judicial question, 70 be decided by
the Supreme Court. AT last he has been forced
to define his position" In q recent discussion
between Lincoln and himself Mt Frecport Illinois,
the question was directly asked by his antagonist.
and he could not evade answer. Here is his
reply, not only confessing himself an advocate of
Squatter Sovereignty. but proclamng-what the
Southern Democracy have always denied-that
that principle was the vital feature Of the Nebras
KIN Bill:
The next question Mr.. Lincoln proponuded to me
is: "Can the people Of Territory exclude slave
ry from their limits by any fair means. before it
comes into tho Union rs StateT' answer en-
phatcally, as Mr.. Lincoln has heard me answer n
hundred times, every stump in Illinois, that in
my opinion The people Of a 7srritory ran. by dw-
FIJI means erciude siarery Letore Il comes in az a
State. ICheerr.l Mr.. Lincoln knew that had
given that answer over and over again. lie heard
me argue the Nebraska nh on Maf principle, all
over the State in lS54-5 and g, md he has now
no excuse Ia pretend to have my doubt upon that
subject. Whatever the Supreme Court may here
after decide to the abstract question OF whether
slavery may 20 in under the Constitution or not.
the people Ut u Territory have the lawful means
to admit it or exclude il AZ they please. for the
reason that slavery cannot exist n day or an hour
anywhere. unless supported by local police rcgu-
lations, furnishing remedies and means Of cnfor-
cling the right 10 hold slaves Those local and pn-
lice regulations can only be furnished by the local
legislature. If the people of the territory arc OPP
posed to slavery they will elect members to tho
legislature who will adopt unfrendly legislation to
it. If they are ter it they will adopt legsla-
tive measures friendly to slavery. Hence, no
matter what may he the decision of the Supreme
Court on that abstract question. still Me right Of
the peopte 10 make tia sfaue Territory or FIRE
Territory is perfect asd complete under he Ncbras-
Ia BH. hope MIR. Lincoln will deem my answer
satisfactory On this point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

eiincs upon his breast. Light steps steal softly
around him. bat lac hear theta ~. a set ofIii-
tie fingers are playing with his thin white hair,
bat he aoss not feel il. Two generations call to
him the second is strong and manly it is father
they utter; the third is chiid-like and gently; il
to either.
THE sun SET" somebody says; the clock has
just run down. cries another; the old man is
asleep.
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Rich ond NJ arkess-aept,3 \,

BACoN-st" lish, We quote today Prime Sides %,
Te "s ou sS r'G o as% E o,' sassca do sss
CEMENr-Jsmer River o. 70a a. per Hudson nivor
OoTFEEMarkr, firm We quote lii,l2ic as to quail.
ny And quantity aguayra laislaic Java I6alc Mocha "
C0AL-whi,e and Rcd Ash Anthracite Coal for grscs,
DO Of J S. 's :" sS lbs s =
o, =, bushels Hail q 50 per load; smiths Bumnous
cORNCorn has declined our last. and s quoted at
76ase Per bushs weak that figure holders Will
CORN MEAL-soAs5c per busacl. transactions in Mea,
"% cST1 1T me T retail w:y ..,,A
~, very :earee though there activity
Is Is shippers are Offering O. for New hui
be unwilling take tina, they held any The following are
q 75as do Is Is Old Extra % So new do s693a7U
sasl 90 toni m.,,s.,
Glide Island $40 P.asonisn sasi sombrsro s34 Rrcses
Manipulated Guano ESQ., Rhodes super of Lime
FISH s3i for No Nova Cut Ierrinss FIR IN wharf
Family Roe Hcrrngs 81 So bbls 81 So Half bbls No %"
% 70 Mashr .,t, % 80; mol in kits o. %
Tim"thy 9? aoa3 per Lushel Season demand
GlNsENG-w We quote f3a45c last sale. for small par
ee" The quotations ~ nominal In this market.
LARD-Prime new Lard In Obs sle Kegs 3ic pals l2ia
LEAD-we quote &c per b for Pig and Gle for Bar
LIME-Iast sales at A5cset wharf From store W.,
quote Northern o. la' Roekland s7,e Virginia 9ocaoo
Cayed Cuba 3oc; Porto Rico 4Oc
OATs-3n;35c per bushel
Snf Ace per bushel
PEAS-Clay 81 25, Black % Is per bag Of bushels
PLASTER We quote Lump q 75aA per ton-rec.ip,.
email Northern Ground o. 75as Claitorn.'s S. 50 per
ton Calcined o. 37la2 So per Dbl
SUBMISSIVE market Is very Hvm prices tending up,
ward quote New Orleans sia9.c; Cuba sss Porte III
sse Loaf l2c; Crushed and Powdered ltali Cut Lie Al
li3sl2c Coffee llc Coffee lie; Coffee lOc; Extrau
1oic.
sALTBy cargo. from wharf d 40; from store o. 5Oa
S.
rOBACC0The receipts Of Tobacco are light and bresks
smaller. Market very animated, and prices higher w..
quote inferior Lug 81 3oa6 50 good % 75a7 SOL ne g..
- Inferior Leaf slOall; good S2a3 90 shipping u
all; gool Manufacturing sla 0al5 0o fine sl7 So
Fancy wrappers in small eAIa3U IS.
TEAS.-lmperia and Gunpowder 55cael 20
NHEAT-Lower grades are cak in eguence Of tho
pressure the market, and have downwa ard tendency
Prime quality IL firm last week. The ont side quota
on for prime Red 81 40 and for prime White 81 Slos
the sales made vary from lOaljc below these figures
WOOD Wholesale: Oak 81 5Oa3 rs per cord; Pine 81 sra
3. Retail: Oak 81; Pine o. So
WOOl,-Smal paIces OF Tub Washed sold at 25aasc;
wssl d third less Feeces as In quality.
WHISKY.-Ricbmond Re- titled 26 a27Ic. Ci.cinnati
29c.
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP
BEEF.-We quote o. Seas 50 Beef BUYERS re
fuse o go above The latter. The demand 10 light
LAMBS selling at o. to ~ for fair .At.x
HOGs-t7 so nstt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

CONTESTED ELECTION IN MIssouRI--S Louis,
Sept. 2.-llcn. Frank p. Blair Jr., has given no
tlce that he will contest the right Of j. Richard
Barrett to seat in the Both Congress from this
District.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

BosToS, Sept. 2.-R. F. Howe. of Richmond,
Va. hal pockctbook SnatchcI from his hand on
the Common yesterday afternoon by a man who
acting guide. 1t contained eleven humid
rcd dnllnrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

INDIANS BECOMING CIyIL.zED.--We are informed
by DIR. Daniels, Of the Sioux Indian agency that
ab nut seyenty-dve of the Sioux Indians have sgni-
iiiod their intention to adopt the dress of their
paiefacc brethren. aud pursue IN agl icultura life
on their farms or lands near the agency, where
many of them have now from five to ten acres I'M
Ter cultivation. But the greatest step towards civil
lzation is in their requesting Superintendent
Cullen to bring pair Of shears to their settlement
in order to cut of their hair! This all uncvilized
or half civilized Indians look upon with perfect
abhorrenec. unclppod hair, with tho Indians
is just Indispensable the blanket; and a vio-
lation of thi, usage is forfeiture of Indian char
acter Minnesota Statesman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

TnE YELLOW FEVER At New ORLEANs.-New
OriranS, August 3l.--There were 90 deaths from
yellow fever yesterday. The number of yellow
fever deaths in the Charity Hospital during the
twenty -four hours ending Il O'Clock this evening
only 6, showing u considerable falling off
compared with previous reports.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS, .--Boston, Sept. ..
The Democratic State Convention has renomi-
mated Mr.. Beach their candidate for Governor.
The vote sttS,d--Heach G36 Butler 406.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

Mlcniu>N PoLIrics.-- Detroit. September L.
Hon. VIM A. Howard, in the First, and Hon.
Henry l.. Waldron, in the Second Congressional
Districts, Were renominnted to-day. The Demo-
cratic State Convention meets here Tomorrow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
Al THE vIRGINIAN OFFICE.
D6r We BUSINESSMEN OF LYNCHBURG, .Ezr
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
Bag NOW is THE TIME. -GH

TO the Citizens Of Lynchbmry and the FnJlic..
A LII PERSONS, IN ANY BUSINESS. wishing to adv.n
"A se in Of the following papers, for which agent.
lOk ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED STAIES,)
will please call Wt the "virginian" OMc~,
Uf STAIRS where they will find all times ready
wait them Is useless say nyhing of the
of advertising is acknowledged fact that LIBERAJA
ADVERTISING Is THE KOAU TO WEALTH:
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEW Bristol.
BROW NLOW'S KNOXVILLE CTenu.' WING.
vINDICATOR, Jonesborough Tenn
S SAzEETh STAR Ls.lns'on,v.
H EissiSsaS' ADlnsdon,v.
s DESoeRAT, -LiDersy.v..
SALEM REGISTER. Salem, Va.
THE VISITOR Marion, Smythe co, Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, independence, Graysen CO. Va
. HknsocYH Wire Fmeassls.v..
STAR AND HERALD, ChristiansburP, Va
WYTHEYILLE TELEGRAPH, (w,.u, ".
wYTHEyILLE TIMES }"S"e'"e' 49,
UNION DEMOCRAT, Umion Moirt county. Va.
ADVOCATE, jefferson vile, rezewel county, Va.
REGISTER, Danvile Va
THE SOUTH WEST" Pearisburg. Giles rounty. Va.
Persons wishing to advertise Of the above papers wh
ind to THEIR INTEREST call AT the offos of tts
Lynchburg Virginan STALKS, where contracts VIII 10
made. and ADV advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
W. win also receive aud forward advertising to paper
In the United States. A. MADDlIL,
March Vista Foreman Virginian Office ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

New York Cattle Mnrket-s~pt.
Beef Cae-Ohernes 4EU head; sales O. 80 y 100
lbs for nterior to best quaty-demand very Cows
Sales Al e2a65, as to quality Veal Cavcs-Sa ut 3a6c
Id, quality. sheep and Lambs sales TO day at 81
5Oai 50 head Swne-Saes 81 37ta6 w per loo lLs
Tor binary and corn fed.
baltimore Caule Mnrket-aeps. }.
CATrLE-fhere was large supply to-day, the ofrcrnss
at tho Scales reaching 1870 head Of $50 head
driven of to Philadelphia 800 left unsoid and tho
remainder $50 head taken by Baltimore butchers piie.
ranging from o. to o. s7t the boot &6a7
averaging 81 37i grosshowing decliue The
dull.
SHEEr.-we quote Sheep this week At seas per head
last week
HOGS-Hogs have been arriving pretty freely week
price Declined 81 SCAT
figures show decline Of IS 100 lbs
qIo tations.
CiscNSATI MARKET, Sept lst Flour active at 81 ia
j. Whisky steady At 2i4 cts Mess Pork Is quoted &l
Alex n drie (Sa.) N arkcs-seps. Sat.
Fou-heceipts light, retail sales of Union sup-r
81 bbl wheat-,ferngs to-day 6UlO busiels
gu e,; sales OF white at IS, / 2s So 81 3Jas a. red
at ~ 2aael "a prime white held 81 40 per
Con-Ohrrings gut and the mark.t actve sales
at W Ct. per onho Rye-Saes IS prime worth IS
cts per bushel OstsNO sales prices unchanged Timothy
seed may oe qnoted at t2a2 1871; rsccpts fair
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

John s. Fleming. distinguished lawyer and
prominent citizen Of Goochland County. died at
his residence in that county Tuesday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

WgsTgRs INCIDENT lSFIATED.--A Travelled
iaulpa lady gives tn. ~. Wing ifeident ata"a,
others. to q circle Of almirng tricnds on her re-
turn from America:
Il was dinin' ha boartl first class steam boat on
the Hoe-igho river. The genteman uext me. on
my right was n Southerner, ana the gentlemen
on my left WAS IL Northerncr. Well. they gets in
"a kind of discussion on the habbolition question,
when some Ugh words hariz.
"'Please ~ retract. sir. +" said the Southerner.
'"Von't DO il" said tho Nnrthar.
Pray, ina am said the Southerner, will you
have the goodness to lean back IN your chair?'
"'With the greatest pleasure. snid ]. mot kno
in. what WAS comm When what does my gen
tlcman do, but whips out '"ss pistil IS long
my arm. and shoots my left ami neighbor dead
But this wasn't hall. for the bullet comm out Of
the lett table. wounded lady in the side. She
huttered All orriiick scream
"Pon my wor ma an,. said the Southcrner,
''yon needn't make 80 much noise about it; for
did il by mistake
And was justice done the murderer" asked a
Mortified listener
"llinstantly, dear madam" answered Miss
l.. 1.-The cabin passengers set right to work
and ynclel i'm. They Jung i'm in the lamp
chains. right hover the dinin'-table. and then
finished the dessert But for my part it quite
spoiled my happetite."
WHAT CIGARS ARE MADE os..-The New York
correspondent Oh Scoharie EfphDttcaH, VINO, II
may he presumed, il domiciled in the neignbor
hood Of the Custom-housc, gives the following rev.
elatlon ofthe component materials Of real lava
mas" We copy it for the benefit Of those who in
hale, or suppose they inhalc, the fragrant weed
IL shows the doubt which hangs over, not only
what we drink, but also what we smoke:
Talking of cigars, was told by government
appraiser few days since. tho following true stp-
ry in connection with the cigar trade Of this city
A large German importing house kad received an
invoice of foreign cigars, which were appraised by
the custom officers Mt three dollars per thousand.
The importers were dissatisfied, and asked for a
re-appraisement, which was granted, and under
the most positive evidence, supported by the oath
Of the dealers. the cigars were admitted at valu-
alton of 81 SO per thousand. Now the evidence al
luded to was this-that not particle of tobacco
entered into the composition of said cigars, but
that they were wholly composed of oak and other
leaves soaked in strong tobacco lye. l under
stand that large quantities of these real Hayanas
find their way into the interior. and from son.e
experience have had in that line, am inclined
to beevethn few specimens might he found
even among tho primitive society Of "Old Scola-
RE"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

The Boston Traveller states that at the freight
yard Of tho Lowell railroad in that city is a trav-
cling store, Intended to he used on lines of rail-
roads 1t is on wheels, is 50 feet in length,
and by an arrangement Of c,gs and wheels can be
extended in ten minutes from the width of an or
binary to that Of Is % feet 1t has cost be-
tween three and four thousand dollars For coun-
try store, lines of road where there are unsur-
Piled villages. it will he invaluable as it might lie
used n week in each village and so secure the
trade Of five or six villages fact there are many
purposes for which it might be used When closed
up it appears not unlike a long railroad car, and
in this capacity it has been ca, RED over one Of the
railroads at very rapid rate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

LATEST PROM UTAn-& Louis, Sent. 1.-The
Utah Indians were committing depredations The
annual election for territorial and county officers
took place on the ID Of August The Democrats
Of Green and River counties. elected the whole
ticket by an average majority of eighty. VIM. J.
Osborne was elected to the Legislature. Nothing
o. been heard from the other counties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

d.rand TO tho observer is daily presented something
and wonderful both In and art Men genius and
skill engaged la seeking that which
valuable the public and living emblem scienirs
and from ali wonders which have been brought
the world, aud particularly Medical Faculty has
been nothing ye, Perry Davis Pain Killer
ternal and external complaints that flesh Is heir To
vince 0t the fact have but call the drug
where = bOttle-tran -
Or1aH.
THE PAIN KiLIfRAs means of removing pain from
body medicine acquired reputation equal Per
Davis Pain Killer The sale of this article exceeded
all ,elief hut has real merit and that sunicientAe,o
port 4 Copiagtoa ky) Ners.
Sold by JOHN ii. SEAi, Lynchburg. aug l2 2w
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

~ s.,n. usa..,, Msr..S 81 , In ,I, aI ~.
ss s ss o. ss..a
sYsSh in = nURRoiGHs Rec Ser
r1-wssA. lGsss R~-,.s.,ive.- A~.as ala prs-
hss eye, Sysn , q, ssusd hs p"pusry
that Prof Woods Hair Restorative has His Restorative
the ladies' wherever they have tested IT, pronounce peer
les. nr~i. They hni where tho hair ihnnrd that ii ere
o. The roots on H." dennded and the hbre to
sho't firth ane~ha 1t ii dandran pre-
vents era, restores IN. hair orgna! eolor WHEN
trayncs Inns actually ~apcrsen. gives cn isre i'm
The illness and exbiy Of silk 10 III. hair and keeps II II"
ways fuHuriant healthy viger-Ms York Tribune
Sold oy All respec,.1e Druygs isrltt2m
" - iieway'. Oisi,n-ns.-Hurn.. .emId., a"d
sppl,es,os Of 'h uns" "Sy .a s, nea s ~ inv
semsn Of the nns or as the pick ar the e Sold
ut the ma "aeiory No 50 Maiden Lane New York and by
al Drugsi"t-. at Liz a.. aud d per pot ls'pi3lw
~ wi.,n,,. Bal.ams 81 wild Chrrry -, ON
~ alderman PEI kin. -boson February J, is53-Dr w
the effects o, severe Grid 10y a very sore rnat
and SICK he"dAehe which completely neapaciiaed Tor In
this Basam when experienced Immediate relf My cough
was broken up at aud lung. entirely relieved fom
entirely the good Of your Wild Cherry
other medicine whatever cordially recommends to all
friends. Respectfully yours,
None genuine unless signed BUT ) ou tho Wrapper
SIXTH W. FowIE Co.. l3s Washington Street, Boston,
Propristors so,d by their agents every where.
ssp,1lw
q
OF the lovely a. is brings diseases with itsuch
As cold. indigestion anEuor lbs. Of appetite and general de-
bnitybui all II THEM be cured with little trouble
properly tr aied indigestion. is we'd know finds
igln n torpid liver and languor loss Of appetite
natural fruits To get rid Of them harmless TOMB should
usedsomethng that will quicken the blood exp
bile and cleanse the entire and effect these grand
results BAKERS PREMIUM BfrrEkS is the snrest aud
safest agent Composed Of vegetable suhsanccs
pounded In the st skill nj their medicinal
mr." so admirably proportioned that they be- taken all
and under all out tho slightest
Of INJURY. Ons single bottle has 10 n
feet in delicate fenae after all other remedies had
tailed
To be had Wholesale aud retail by Messrs H. Thompson
Co. and by all the principal Druggists in
elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Orders Prof
r. BAKER, Richmond Va lsept3 wv
IT. Save your nsr.es.-s' We take areaa pirn.
liable aud Indispensable article for Spra Scratches
Calls Horses Our have used It Burns
Bruises Stiff joints and Rheumatic PAms and all say
IL acts like magic. We other iiLiment
J. w. HEWITT
Foreman for American. Harnden Wels. Fargo Ex.
presr."
cold bad hunt, and year had
used could hear OF without benefit until tried
the Mustang 1niment. 1t has perfectly cured him. aud
take the price for him. Respectfully yours
JAMES DOKkANCE.
Every Planter T-amster and Family Md have
uable article sold by all dealers every
Beware Of any other Braggs Iininent" IL Is base
tation. BARNES PARK, Propriuois
sepi3 Win New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

lMPbKTANT.-A remedy has ni last bee ~ d n
covered which is certain cure for DandruH and other
scascs "f III. Har The following interesting
Is from scncn well known in this community and shout
atisiy every that" kossks EsstNcEof BAY LEAvrs
just what prcends to b.a uncuaed all d.
the Hair. Every trtihcae give from well
and reliable
PETERSBURG, Aug. 18th, 1851.
Col. T. II. RossER-DearSr have used your Essence
bay Leaves the en,vs of daudru oid with entire
hOn three hotties occting complete and
OF which INTERESTINGLY recommend 1t
In the highest terms CHAS. w. ARNOLD.
This valuable article Is sale, and retail
by lncssrs w. a. STROLLER Il 90. and JOHN II. SEAY
druggists OF this city. sept J,d2cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

uNAR TIKI u.ADlEs.-Th attention Of tho
aides Is cxud to lot OF Parasnls Ribbons
received aud Ill be sold low for
~ VA Isl MAIN CT GGENHElMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

he rs sa;nr uDast,iy jHeesinx ~ Ihr = aaak
Mod. Chrtisp held thsif Hall lhss
honday night 6th Instant eom.seriug nj = o'clock. .
septSn J II y NJ RROiiGHs Rec Yer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

Il. K.-Yniunbic Medicine-We presume
medical offered to the public
thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
Thousands VI they called upon ould
chccrfuy testify that they have used for various lila with
the 1t is within ledge
that VI suffering has been relieved
Its IN order satisfy
pubic Beng strictly hunorsble thoy observe the
most uniii The Manufacture OF their celebrated Pain
Killer The winch ia
sclectcdnone but best beng used BY these iueans
high which the Pain Killer
is al. times tned view These no
prsed that Messs Dal. n Son sales are
constantly and rapidly nereas 81 Prov dence General Ad
vertiser.
Sold by JOHN H. SEAY, Lynchburs. je lo2w
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~ HOLE ~ay = Oil tssss e. Is sea- Ids. aud
e""usirs ari-aa from osins oaiasrophr
are hothed froh mined and rapid healed by the
application of this No family s.ud geet having
oa hand for timely and should be Important
eomitant Of the miner the pick the lille Sold
ut the ma niarory No 50 Maiden Lane New York and by
AL DruREists Al aae a., aud o. s.pt3lw