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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
GREAT BRITAIN.

IN. ,h,p Abbey LsEgdcn, OF New York, bound
hon Lsysa 20 An.serp with e.rgo Of ], ,vO tuns OF
ss ran sshore during tn'ck iog 10 freshVetef Dsy,
~ OF Wgnt on tee night OF the l2.h Of August Iass
y.ys cert 10 her ssss.sDce bat were unable ID get
htrfG. 6he vas making 1stsr fast, and iears were
entertained that she would 20 TO pieces. Inc snip
ISd cargo ore valued ~ 3-fO.Ooo. c,L.
TIE London Ci0te believes tina. Mr.. CuhH1 mas
sHeTed 10 place vesses tde line winch WIZ ohIg
British Columbia within - daJs stesmlng from LIVER
PEEL ....x.;o, %
tex.rousDt TO ,end ost forthwith 20 British Columo
. force Of Royal Engneers, provided with everything
.cA,tsry for the formation Of roads snd bridges -
ettt lp the resources Of the colony, aud 70 erect
actk houses for the reception and safe ustocy OF the
ssx which nsy be disposed Of Dy the miners, and az
ate sane time 70 form organized military iofce iof
tEe nGintersnce Of law and order. -
The Duke Of Hslskof gsge grand osn4as;,, IA IA
Lemon OIL Sunday the 18th Of August, In ce.eDisIO1
sfhe EmTe,or's iete day. All the foreign Miai;eis,
ntludng MIR. DsllGs, sbd several msm9srs OF 'he
Cabinet, we're present. . Co.,
Ats meeting Of the European snd Ansri,sn seam an,
Cenpsny held IN LoEdOD, sis,emsnt "Is 81 oM.t.eo
such su LII ssfactOrY c0ndltOn ~ Tue LLsu-
enl Affairs that the concern vas 10 oshseT OF oe.ns
weupd up n the Court Of Bsnkrup,cy' C9n' Ll..ss
vac appointed TO cal for tbs ACCOUNTS Of me'sfs'
ar,,k.y g. Co the agents Of the Ie, and ID take the
wori.ite steps TO prevent the Company from being
TIE British Admiralty had sdyertiesd for tenders
iT the conveyance Of $50 troops 10 Vancouver llsrd
via Cape Horn. ~
srooyery Of the dead body Of q man lying 10 the
spep road and the subsequent confession OF nsyAl
sfSoer Lie1t. Csveringl that he had unintenhona!y
esussd tie mans death oy the use OF sToTd'caue 10
Sekpdirg himself from the msn's attsck upon hun.
Ire Atlantic Telegraph Company officially an
rosr co the reception and Gpach Of messages through
ihe cable, including the one from Queen Victoria to
the President Of the United States Nothing ID yet
sa,d az TO the practical working Of the line.
The tenders Tor the India loan Of f3,5l9,OOO hsc
been opened. The minimum p'ice fixed was ~, and
tfers ~ and above that rae amounted to E3,l9
go kavipg only about f4O0, 900 stin TO be allotted
The fret instsllment, amounting TO nearly 1SOOOOO
wss 10 be paid on the 23d of August.
George Conbe, the author of the =" Constitution O
Mar died on the ith Of August.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
Richnrd.on. spcucc A CO... Circular.

Per Ci'g 9f Baltimore LIvEEtooL A.s. - u.
II. v..her unsettled tut the sest bulk q The Nnea
rop being now secured this but e influence Oh he Corn
I-ace q, ,,,.- -.
AZ tolsy msrks the attendance fenyers was small WEN
me- ouy retgi sle the prices Of Friday FLOUR very SOW
heated lots being pressed on ne az es.et 70 o9
INDIAN CoRN-nfor White IN fair censnd Tor feeding bu, iJ
,oune q aes there 10 price. nomnsy snceSnged
We quote: WHEAr-Red Chicago, s. Milwaukee cas- q In
danssnd Southern az ?; Whie Western and Csnaisn
e6 ,, scuiheIu sal p 10 D. FLorsPhsdelpbia aud B,
:inore y ? Ex.gs Ohio via North p "a > via New
Oresns = sd = Extra Fancy St Louis "a Western y u
Il q bbl INUIAY CORN-Ye1w, 53 o. Waite prime Northern
- aGi 1. New. OIesns, So as y i1o 70.
BEEF continues very duh the cmsnc does Dot improve and
holders show a Xi.ty 10 realize their stocks.
PoRK in retail sale 81 previous prices
BACoN-At the lower rates accepted by holders there
atye business. BIT the demand 10 It'll limited.
LAEUhe Sdyelce demanded Las checked and hear
Of no trsr sscons Of importance 60 p VT.
TALLow without al:eision Butchers A'soei1i1n obtain
able At 20 In London the market closes qe, Tor T. T. c. 81
20 spo, 46 9G4s October to December
ROsIN-C Common sell. at y cgt
B.KK slow a. fer Philadelphia, 6d7 for Baltimore
CLovERsrDfbe export request has fallen Of bat The etc
j. light aud hoders firm.
CoTIoN-The market continues 20 be very freely supplied ard
demand being ntet and almost entirely confined to the
trade prices favor the buyer and must BE- quoted ll6d g 70
lower tor The mdding aud 6 d. % for the ordinary quail
ties In Nsushsst.r good business doing. Mddng' Or
Mobile !, d.; lp.ards Cid n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
ITALY.

The Psris corre.p,rlsrt Of The L3Edoa TIM,
writing on the 18Th OF August, ssys
1t is very positively ,te3 dsy that the resrmP,
ton Of diplomatic relations With Napes Il decided
upor ard even thu: the fsc. was announced, although
rot officially in one Of TIE last ccLfsrerces on the
,fars of ire Dsrubian Probabilities, 10 reply 70 6
question from the Austrisn Mirisier.'
letter from Florence ASSERTS tn 81 Ger. Ferfar de
Grade. Comusu0sa.- General OF the Tuscan troops,
has fallen into complete Disgrace and hs. nis . oc ked
upcr ss ar iportsn. eventss nothing less, u snort,
than the abandonment by the Grsnd Duke Of the Aus
trisn policy AID CT his drawing .oTsrc Piedmont
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
PRUSSIA.

Ousep Victoria rsm.ired 81 Po.s1sm, ir f7iVacy
with her dsush:er, whose sccorchemsrt Is eAPs;.e'
il October
A lst;er rom Berlid s.ys: r.
"A police order prohibtipg the neFsp1p,srs f:on
alucng 70 the delbeIs,ons OF .he Council 81 Mn5e.s
mas produced q gres. sers...or Eere The prohloron
h ,.fyibu,ed 20 mpornt ciscu which are )i-
10 take place in the CoGnc respecting the regency.
Il se.ms certain that tie Prince OF PrEssis VIII soon
eefnityely assu1ne he Teirs Q: Gve!nmen std tnes
the Miristiy viii be gTesly modified II lot erurey
obsIged.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

ALscfrov ..srk:os ssJs ;as sascy 80 se-one
Sycc1-ss.d SIZE b.s 5eiest &. Ns~u-gu rs.
TIE Beg1rs. I'D Ter so,, eos cslet tss kng ef
Oas. were e; Bunoee, EIi tie rsee were c9.eo.Ins
t.sys.
Ts- Boubsy P-ssid-rcy VA cIis..
liz the Bcnosy inp3It UAiSet Ia-re tashess 40
Lee. G.-e 3. .n zGT.n-s q p-i,es.
Frefghts hsd sl.s..ly improved.
E4chsE.e wss s. ! H. i9r B.Ek tius
Calcutta etiers report tie sasp srsioh OF AsL Del
f.D 4 Co. sni L.cglos q Co.-:ae ls.ter French
mons, si.h age liabilities. 0.hsr houass were eX-
rec,.d 20 fJllov, eut none Of rpor.srce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TEE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

ysl. ,-si S,raeb 10 Cur MeId.y aerrlts setct -.
b. a. portb ssr t.lssrspb.d hcm Csre RSos, 'S nc
ssse " he sfsees ttsow. NJ.
Tie ,crsv.re.nshp cty Of Baltimore Dap..
Lssl. which .sed frn Liverpool a; O'clock On 'Ie 20
Xssncon Of TIE lsta Of August, arrived hefs A' ~
slSeh Hobdsy morriog.
O-aS 70 the repairs IN p'ogre" apon Ile ~, ,
l.S.. fn,.,e ,hs, vessel woah not DO ressy 70 ssd
h.u Galway 90 her advertised dsy, the pan OF An
.,.t ..ee va. therefore 20 bs fei BY the steamer
p.efr .hea tsS been purshSed by Mr.. Lever fo'
t,4 pr-pose q; coat OF Gii,Oeo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
HOLLAND.

A rio, broke Or; On tie j.h e. Trlb1rg IL eor,e.
quercs Of the Police having irterdetsd s)Is 70 %
surg 10 The streets, vhica was rsuIiitg 20 IaI
he Two re-soIs zer. rspoI.sd Killed s,i teV-
era woucded. fAe military hsd 20 restore o'1er'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
DENMARK.

Advices from Copenhagen speak hopefully OF tns
probability Of scabe and early settlement OF the
differences between Denmark and the Frankfort Diet
Notwithstanding the opposition OF Hanover, II was
considered in the Danish Capital not unlikely ths the
Diet would sccep. tue proportions made and tha. all
difficulties respecting the Duchies would at last be
overcome. In confirmation Of this view, Hanover
Journal announces that the Diet had accepted the
propositions OF the Committee relating TO the iiosten
affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

u, =, po,,o ,pdsed, .se pre.tiset Zsrns evsI v,,-
ns,sed IN The Irstses: costume sgsnT saoo @ nosa'
.rs can be ssid except tina: shs IsutSy ~ -
,se Lspcreilo Of R.sooni, for whom no soosaoGs1
reed be made, bu. who acted and ssng me par 81 -
porelo On the first night in smanner wISe '.e o1ee
opera goer had never seen s1rpssseo. .e,rn 80,
collection Of tie great Lsblacne, nus ..'.u '.e
s snrsng, interpretation Of tds :hsT'c;sr ~ He
terror in The Isst sc: hss its coc sas OF sow.uss
~ he 'nt.rsty. L.olsche, too, often nsds us
surS n i i,. sct When ne grss. composer We.
All The RESOURCES OF nis dramatic genius n
the ssnpt % nrs Us with ave E'os'I i ,oSsa ., sDs
.,srn.nt af the cs:sstro2be, bu. disgui.ss d
sys1.s ysts s,:snon cm the comparative ts%sas,s Of
Msro' In TIE scene between the statue ard Don Go
y.nL be is for few moments ise msstsf Oi 'as s.a,
tiee o.ss 70 he genius and TO me perfection bah
of his singirg and scti1g.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
nrsTREsSJNG CASE OF BIGAMY AT EDlN
RERGU.

E,rga = Tag /.
y...e,dsv evening the Hon. Major Yelysrtoc OF The
poysl Ar.iilsry Who wes pretended sni iodset 10
The Cation jail on Thursday evsning, charged VIA
bysn,v. wss liberated on bal. The amount OF tia
ssouri.y, We understand, is ,Ooc Ihe cIc1ustah-
ce ~ hs painful c.se have been for several u1nths
fsrojsIy known in Edinburgh circles, ssd there 10"
10 ute in sbstainiDg from menlonns them, 50 ta- a.
they sre supposed 70 DO known. is u1eetsto2d ta'
. considerable number Of morths ego, n.Jor ieVeI-
.on Who IL the secord Of Lord Avonnore sn IL 81
n.e,l Wert through the form Of marriage IL Ireland
with Mls LoDgworth, SD lrI7h lady OF rsspaotso!e
family ard come private fortune. hiss Long FOri1
Rad fo,uerly resided or visited in Edinburgh, where
.be formed the scqrantsncesbp Of Of the high
est in positloD sUoIg our citlzers, and had a.so
acted az lady nurse IN the Crlmss, at the peIloi
When Major YelyeIton vas there On service. Inc
marriage ceremony in Ireland was performed, i e
understood, by Roman Catholic priest, end there
ere doubts or more tssn doubts a 70 Issgaetb 10y
Msjor Yelyerton being Piotestsot, atnouga hiss
Longworth had become convert 70 tue h2nish
Church. But subsequently the couple lived 10 lodg-
rgs in Edinburgh in the avowet character, it is a.;
eyed Of an and wife, which would constitute l.g Il
marriage according 20 Scotch Law ana go)1 dehl
" II deperd upon tte facts az 70 this point, a. to oo,1
the civil and criminal which may be shd tp nave
slresdy srieen They also Travelled on the Continent
with g. passport in which they were de3ignsted az
Mr.. srd Mrs. Yslyerton. 10 JGoe last, M'j)r
Yelvertop, lesvog Bis supposed vile IN tsIis,
came 70 Ec.nburgh, snd on the 2h-n oi thst
month wss married 10 the Episcopal Chapel,
Trinity, by Dean R3msay to ths WIDOW o. oar lA.e
lsnepted tOwnsmsn Prof Edward forbss dslgntsi
of the late Gen Sr Charles Ashworth. This marriage
wac not at first announced in the newspapers in the
usual way, but received vide and simultaneous
publication about three Weeks slterward. The facts,
il is understood, that the supposed first vile hsy
ing got hint OF Major YeverOns Intentions, followed
him closely from Paris, arriving either Immediately
after the econd marriage, or It s SAID even before IT,
though unable TO prevent is solemniz ston, or per
hsps 10 ascertain when and where II was - be per
formed OF course she and her relatives immed .tely
took such steps have led to the arrest of MsoI
Yelverton on the charge Of bgsmy and a. will 50
doubtless TO Inc raising of 81 least one action regerding
ciyl rights These believe, are the main facts OF
the case go far they have trsnspued although We
caDnot be sure Of their entire accuracy. The a1aiI
has as might be expected crested much interest and
though all the facts not yet certainly known, much
sympathy for both of the ladies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

THg GALWAY AND NTw.YoRK LINE oF STEAMERS
-M j. o. Lever has purchased for { a. coo the pad
some weeks past in the Southampton water. Sne is
ihtenoed TO take the place OF the Indian Empire which
ship remains at South symptom 10 repair the uiuries
sustained III running on the rocks at Galway when in
chsrge Of pilots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
Another Murder A Man Killed. by Stab
IN tho Back.

About four o'clock yestcrnd afternoon, II man
named John Mortimer, II glngerwine l'e,llsr we'll
known in the city. was killed at tho corner Of
Sycamore aud Court streets, by u stab in tho back
with kuiic in tho hands Of II rowdy known ns
Gus Ward. Tho circumstances are M fol)ows:--
Ward entered the coffee house of Mr.. Butt. cor
nrr Of Sycamore and Court streets, and becoming
disordcrly. WIS two or three times put into the
street by the proprietor.
Soon nitcr. Mortimer drove up with his wagon
and sold Mr. Butn II quantity of wine, and while
they were settling Ward ngnn entered tho house
nnd intericrod between the two in the business
they were transacting. Some words passed be-
tween him md Mortimer, and tho latter left tho
house closely followed by Ward. Tho deceased
PASSED to tho opposite side Of tho street apparent
y cndeavoring to escape from Wnrd and foil to his
knees on tho cnrb-St,ne. Ward then seized him
by the hair Of his head, and drawing n large knife
stabbed Mortimer in tho back, Just between and
below the shoulders. intietng wound from
which he died in II few minutes
Mr.. Mortimer is described as n man Of penoea-
bio disposition. lie leaves n wife and two child
rem who nro nj present in indianapolis. Ward il
n desperate. who has served ono term in tho PEN
itentary. for arson, and since his discharge has
spent good share of his time in the ails and sta
ton houses. The community will now probably
be rid Of him nltogciher,-- Cincinnati Gazette
F,i{aY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

The CHANGE PRODUCED IN UTAH BY THE INTRO
DucTioS or CIVILIZED AND CHRISTIAN PEOPLE.
The Dcseret News speaks as follows of the
state Of things in that country since army
went there to put down the Mormon hcresies:
Since the introduction Of civilization (!) with
In our borders. it is so singular and new to ms,
especially 10 thoee Who havo been reared in the
mountains. TINT it isn wonder that our citizens
have not previously understood enough to petition
to have army sent here and for the introduce
ton of gamblers, w--c masters, and every
variety Of roydcs. that wo nigh. not have been
deemed SO unfashionable unpopular, behind the
times. But for the qualification of all lovers of
modern civilization, & we are now enabled to
chronicle evidences Of its unqucsioncd progress
in this faroG and hitherto benighted region. ...
For want of space we omit the details Of rapidly
increasing profanity and drunkenness, of the pro-
gress Of gambling w--edoms, &C., and ior
the present merely note the fights as yet. most
prominent. A short time past two colored gen.
tlcmen quarreled in the Streets >one was stabbed
and the other shot dead by his antagonist On the
9th inst, Ia date, by the BY which was enliyened
by five other fights between newly arrived cihsens
Longford M. Peel and Oliver b. Rucksr, rom
Fort Leavenworth. met and fought with pistols in
Miller. Russell & Cos store; Peal killing Rucksh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

SINGULAR INSTRUCTIONS by KENTUCKY JrDGE
In the Frnnklin Circuit Court, Kentucky,
Wash Evelyn has been convicted Of killing Dan
McCurdy and sentenced to the pcntentiary Tor
five years.
In noticing the case the Frankfort Yeoman re-
marks:
Judge Nuttall instructed the jury that if they
believed the prisoner sufficiently drunk at the
time the offcnsc was committed as not to know
what he was doing. they were to find him not
guilty. The substance of the instruction was
about this f.? If appeared that man intended to
commit crime before he got drunk, and commit
ted it in state Of intoxication. his drunkenness
was no excuse or pallation Of the oifcnse but if
without having determined to perpctrate II crime,
be became too drunk to know what he was about,
and in this case committed murder, he could not
be held guilty.
- is the decisions Of such Judges that are fast
making Kentucky law II by-word
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
The Late Solar Eclipse Lieut. Gilliss'Ob
sorYations in South America.

Lieut.. Glliss has written home the result of his
visit to Peru, to take observations on the recent
Eclipse. On account of the dense clouds on the
coast every morning until o'clock, he was obliged
to make n journey of Gvo days into tho interior,
across sand desert to got II clear view.
AT this time will only say the Journey proved
successful. The morning was quite favorable,
though at the instant Of total observation there
an exceadngy delicate and gauzc-like yapor
between mo and the sun. To it ! attribute the
fact that the four prominent protubernnccs which
appeared ut the commencement Of the total eclipse
were mol rose-c0lored, but bright, Illuminated
clouds. They were plainly distinguislable by
the unassistcd cyc and continued visible for II
second or >wo nllcr the western limb of tho sun
had emerged. The form and graduation Of bril-
liancy in the corona light, which appeared simul-
tanoouslj aud was obiterated at the same time az
the apparent solar clouds, arc probably attributn-
bic to the same cause
The officers of the French expedition proceeded
to point ON tho COAST Punta dc Ia Agnjn) whore
the central line Of the shadow would first touch
the Continent, and were more fortunate. or their
observations, Lieut.. Glliss says:
before the early morning clouds had passed away;
clear sky. They saw three principal protuberan-
ees If n rose color' two Of them in the positions
seen Nv me- but the extended chain constituting
tho third was almost Numerically opposite to
where il was visible from Olmos. The duration OF
totality observed by them was sos. 0; mine Cos. s.
The observer was unable to perceive the corona
light (he snys) because Of tho moon occupying
nearly the whole field Of view."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
Another Dauphin Claimant.

A work has appeared in brussels and Leipzig.
entitled Non, Louis -fTII NEST pas mort an Tenn
pie." lNo! Louis XVII did not dio in the Tenn
Pile prison.) This is against the work Of NJ. A.
his Death" Tho new work is memoir Of per.
claiming to bo tho Dauphin supposed TO have
died ut tho Paris prison Of tho Temple, in tho
juno of lI95. This person sty led himself usually
Duke of Normandy and in holder moments,
Charles Louis King of France and Navarro" The
Duke do Normnndy's story is a. follows:
Another child was substituted in place Of the
Dauphin Of the Temple, and it was this child who
died and was buried in the June Of 1895 The
true pauphin escaped: but instead Of being sent
To his unclc's, or to some leading em,re, he was
despatched to Italy undor tho caro- of Swiss lady
who married Swiss matchmaker. Hence the
singular ignorance OF French displayed by tho
Duke in later years, and which made his claims,
he nvowed, rdculed in Paris. In Italy. wo aro
told, he was protected secretly by Pope Plus vi.
Returning to.franee ho was imprisoned, and only
released through tho excrtions Of Josephine. who.
all along it is said. bcfricndcd him. He arrived
in $50 ~ Berlin, under tho name Of Nnundorff.
aud nsked to follow tho business Of matchmaker.
To be matchmaker in Prussia you must prove
your pnrcntagc. In this extremity Naundorf gnvo
up to the Minister Of Police n remarkable docu-
ment signed by Louis XVI and Mnrie Antonctte
nt tho Temple, and which proved his identity with
the pauphin. Alas! the precious document could
not bc recovered from oticinl hands, and he be-
came II matchmaker. not at Berlin but at Spandau
With the restoration began the open avowal of
his claims in letters to the royal family of France.
none Of whom would pay the slightest attention to
his Majesty the matchmaker. Destiny was still
more cruel lie was accused of arson and passing
false money by the Prussan authorities; and when
after number Of years Of misery he arrived In
Paris in 1888, no was not housed at tho Tuilerics,
but "at wre;chcd carbaret kept by an honest
woman Of tho people, who gave him hospitality
g,atuitously," lie gained. however, some patrons
in Paris and elsewhere, aud it was through their
help no doubt, TINT ho was enabled when exiled
by the police from the country of which no claimed
to he tho king to set up u kind Of establishment
at Chambcrwel Ills final removal to Holland
was I" dispose of his patents, We are informed for
the bcncit of n numerous family, who, however
do not seem to have accompanied him during his
wandcrings. NJ 10 Comtc Grnan dc 10 Barre was
by his side when he died.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

KILLED WHILE OFT CUNNING on SUNDAY.-Tho.
RAIDER, n sou Of Geo k. RAIDER, Of Louisville, met
with n horrible death on Sunday. lie went out
cunning with a friend in the neighborhood of
Portland Mills, near Henrysvillc Ind. During
the day he mounted stump in order to show
his companion various military eyolutions While
thus en- gagged in performing the order Of port
arms." the gun went off, the charge tearing away
his stomach and lodging in his chest. After six
hours of intense agony, death put an end to the
sufferings of young RAIDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
Y. GUGGENHEINER.

XKTOUD respectfully call the attention Of his friends and
w public his large and wei selected stock Of Dry
Goods lio"ts Shoes &C Particular tnton has been paid
Ladies Dress Goods of description siyle and quality
Ladies in of Silks supplied with black co'rcl
from rs 81 80 yar1hs tock OF Mcfnocs Nous
ns Aipaccas, 10 price AMI quality.
The stock Of Cioaks Shaws Ae lSomc very hne)
hr ught this IT, can be found herewith choice
selection If ShrtSwhirh upon examination, will be found
cheap. Also lot OF Cloths Cassmeres Acwih
good heavy Wooens Tor hands Bankcts &c.
Buyers nrc invited 10 give my stock an examination.
Country Merchants VIII do well to give all before
gong North. N. GCGGENHElhER
octlts Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26
- o.sER,. CoNcENTRATED a..ENUE


HI or BAY LEAVES. lreParaors afthe Bay Leaf have
extensively used throughout the vol, tor centuries past
head AM or diseases of the Scalp and Hair Ray
Eum particularly occupied prominent position IN the
estimation many and ia still eagerly soueh, after by It's thou
admirers It's equivalent however ofthe active rn
,pe of the Bay real permanent bene
f effected. and IL therefore simply palliative and
too diseases for which this valuable
cdv Is well adapted - -
ROSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
edy series Of chemical experiments and has at last been
brought to that state which makes 1t ren
unequacd arrcsng the decay of the hair the cin"v ii
ofdandruff by applications that dirsa
itching which most gencrsly precedes the falling of lie
hair II originally prepared for member NJ his family
havipR confidence IN the usually Sold who had
most lecay the hai, and such wonder
m effects that It's reputation became establish
ted aud Of calls made without
any system putting whatever It's intrinsic virtues alone
have she'd itinto public favor such demand
great remedy that the inventor has been induced
extensive SCALE and he offers 1t
with the fullest confidence the entire public.
Prepared by Thos II Kosser at his Chemical Iaborator
Petersburg Va, and for sale by Druggists generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

Daily gir9iaian.
HARyrsr'rIME.

HARVEST TIME.
God of the year with songs Of raise,
Aud hearts of love wc come 10 bless
Thy b"uneons hand for thou has, shed
Thy m,nna ".r our wilderness
in early srring.time thou dlisi htg
TN earth Its robe II bossomng;
And it, sweet treasures day by day,
koso luichcning In thy blessed ray,
God OF tho season thou hast blest
The land with sunlight and with showers.
Aud plenty our Its bosom smiles
To crown tho swect autumnai hours
1rasc-ptaise 10 theei Our hearts expand
In Wow these blessings NJ thy hand,
And IN the incense breath Of lovo
Ascend to their bright home above
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