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4 NEW MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL

NEW MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL
IN ssauSARYr, ~ nRil6E tAvi.s an'-si The o~'sses
Bor;hcra ccsigs and lay had
experience ,shIg Young Gea
W&shmston NJ high end select character,
ssuday, April H. nj . eiork-
Wiz e number o. ars be allowed 10 sserss~ mere
aud all the braHes "a superior. hh
rr, Nca.oa a Taught Including higher mthe
natra modern PHILOSOPHY anal caen
-try
renpxary have engaged al No as street nir
west o. 18th
SIS per quarter m advance
Te ssnowing gentlemen kndly permitted tho II aer
auaxa a y
Cs. W. W. scaaoa- 49,.
Rarhard smith, esa, Cashier Nesrcro'tnn Bank
G-crge ". Eirx ESQ.,
Mayer lohl Lee. H. = A.
anne g. Ap AV--Aim
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lFicm the Iondon STAR, Asrai 81

We have to-day political of some significance
shcnhi 1t turn out TO he well founded Lord Pamerston
understood 30 be contemplating what he, doubt,
hopes viii prove sucsSFsaf assault the ministry
TIE ground of Issue being She India bill The rumor we
speak Of however has il that his aihereDts If they
may stall be cass 10, seriously issue with his
m ship on the matter and caucus of these Palmer
'omn politicians il said to bc called for early day
next week
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY, Is5s.--GREai-
~ DRY MArRY, WILMINGTON nfi-Aw In
ia. spinea
Governor
l-I1a,sry STATE nFIAw ARR
Class lsss To be WILMINGTON DEa- sa,ar
a. ~ l.
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LIME GAUZE FLANNEI4S In all grades.
priced i~iea Angola lanne all which
Wet ada ~fsrnc and
daily aadsssss stock
whe have iwre
tfr- Will mind thss hereafter
require presented anil other settlement viii
nrrrptabse S how resFwns'bl-
the parties prcs o~sy ,xss that
renders hills nd 49, t.5 ssr
price rny, marked in plain 3rur~s.
ARTICLES prices rad FAIR dealing be reled On IN all
sEf th K
PERRY BROTHER,
accntrA, stores, wcsss aatng,
Ap Is-letaH crFusts centre Market
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DROFESSOR BLEpSOE, Of the University of Yir-
Il witt, particular request, deliver a
cf the iiestan srPhaa Asylum q this the Smithsonian
Institute Thursday evening. April ~ O'Clock. &
The Mss8cn " Great Tickets SO bad
Of Ball .nAne blanchard Mohun Filp
fS--asG
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II iFE THOUGHTS, gathered from the extempora-
dccurses of Henry Ward Bereher BY his
gresaion. prioa 81.
Just Published, and 20. sale AT
TAYLOR a MAUgy 8.
April IS5t 3s4 Fem.
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A CARD.--We receiving and opening Sn-
N rerior Spring and Coshng,
Paris patterns youths.
cles
cannot be manufactured ~ order in This city.
WALL STEPHENS. a Co,
No ss2 Penn. bstnern aii and 10Th
Ap is-Gwh [Iutd. stat. -iaies.l
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DEADLY ASSAULT Thomas Donnalson was arrested
and committed Friday night for having committed
assault his wife with axe, in drunken fit. Her
head badly cut.
Patrick BEccn arrested yesterday after
charge Of attempting to XIII Molly Mack, and
cxsssn.itssa 10 isil l,y Justice Donn.
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n, FORGE W BRAY. COLLECTOR Axo AGENT
NJ Cor HSes R~Asuoe No m Nnth ares< sash between
n ws~Argtoa
Mousse r-~ane al od''~ss.s ps.Fs'y assasA ~ p.
nsd~- - z3-11n
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nl tOlokhD PICTURES, BfBIE VIEWS &c,
" tr1or - orrss per ~cke' or fs~apa ~
Views IN l-rusAcn- VITA ,sye letter pr.4s
"Nsrrn Nsnrrr- sua ts~s"us w,sh
Ihr rrssrhs ard ih inmond, des,srr better
"Nrv- In the str~ns cf Fiiusarr- u .s~~rrv ,rss~r
press 80
.Tve syt-s e rsscsrnr.' d. 90 al
-ancriuan Yi-ws,r IN a.
F~r ~.tr a rsYfOY Msrpy-s
~ h-N 33s fcnu.
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The is that discretion will prevail and that
they VIII adopt the latter In that the qucs
ton VIII doubtless be- altogether put aside till next
son AT present Parliament enjoying the Easter
CESS and the .ast viii not up again TIL the 18th
instant More than fortnight, therefore, will inter
yenr, and meanwhile, in the present awkward state of
Enropaan politics many circumstances may 10 dis
tract pubsic attention to ether themes.
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REPRESENTATIONS or THE MnTu,. We hope that the
municipal authorities will urge the reorganization 81 the
militia of the District recommended a recent meeting
of citizens This right OF defence which should
lie organizi, disciplined and Differed to be ready
all times 10 enforce the laws is in a dcpio-
rabe condition on the general and field officers IN COM
mission, only Major Baoonl elected by the Off
Of the companies in existence, and some Of
them, although estmsble gentlemen and worthy cisiss
not competent to perform the duties of an orderly
sergeant.
II has been suggested that weilquaIied cor Of
the army should be detailed and commissioned as assist
amt autant general and qrartermaster having charge
Of the armory just erected and thai he reorgansc the
volunteers into skeleton brigade To i've composed of
battalion Of riaencn, regiment Of infantry and com
pany Of light dragons the company ofcr cleciing
their general and field officers This, confident
would lead to the lingup Of the present companies and
10 the formation Of ones.
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PosrroxExKxr Manager Stuart had made arrange
menis fcr giving English operate performances this
week. with Miss Miner Mr.. Frazer, Mr.. Guilmctte and
other eminent artistic but they prevented filling
their engagement and the English operas postponed
for a few weeks.
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gIHE LIVES AND TINE OF THE CHIEF IT'S
IL f - he supreme rnHea sa'-$ ny Henry EAn
dcrs. vais- - F~ safe by 49,
BLANCHARD Mrgrv
Apie Fsenn nd
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INVENTED BY EUGESp IAruAA, AnrHsun1, T. 4 "A. ~
nESiGNS made fur concrete chuFehes, viAass. cot
Nesuhe-sr counfy. New YORK
Ir--dis
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CsrT.J G. DoRRY, Of Gcorgiown hess returned safely
home after having been twice shpwreckcd The lrqnc
VIM Chase. of which he master, was wrecked ut
Ab-co, and Capt Dcuy returning home on board of
the victcris which Tnclay night last came into col
lisieu with the schooner T. G. Kelly. IN Chesapeake Raw
both vessels sinking in few minutes. Captain Derry
with hm fellow passengers tsevoras OF whom had been
wrrcked en- the Bshamas.) picked no by the shcon
Adriana and landed in baltimore.
The fsque William Chase was wcll known ON The 20
tomae and has brought many supply az trup-,I suit
this District, ia addition her cargo OF sugar E
TrE GSsxp Jrny via make their prcscaieui on TScs
day next ~ fi -s-t4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

The Right Rrv Bishop Meade, will administer
the rite "f Confirmation in Ascension Church.,
Amherst C. H., on Thursday the 25th inst, at |
o'clock.
Business MrNs' PRAYER MEErING.-Thcrc are
regular meetings Tor prayer, at the room Of thc
Young Mems Christian Association. at II o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov j-lls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
CRY AID STATE AWAITS.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg virginisn, now half century
old. has acquired position second in influence to
but few. If any other journals in the State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pull
lishei Southwest Of the Metropolis. To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhood-it is penetrating every part of that cx-
tensive region. which, by the completion Of our
great lines Of intercoramunicaton, has become
tributary to this city. As al advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequalled advantages to nll
our business men who desire 10 increase their
trade.
The Job Office connected Herewith. is now one
of the most extensive in the State, having hccn
provided during the lost year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner of work, from
large poster to the most delicate wedding card.
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the cs-
tablishmcnt into notice. nor is it necessary since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

SuIcIm.--Thos. 4. Edwards Of st. Louis, la
boring under II temporary alteration of mind.
leapcd from the window ofhis room. at the Revere
House. in Cumberland Nd, last Thursday night
and was drcai!uly injured. He originally
from Barhoursville, Orange county. Va, whittier
he was going t, nhis friends. He appears TO be
between 80 and 10 years Of age.
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MARRIED.

In this city. Mt st. Paul's Church. on Tuesday
evening the 24th instant, by the Rev W. II. Kinc
kle. Mr.. AARON MosELEY, to Miss BARDAR. EE-
DON both of this MACE
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NH,EED,~ PATENT SCI WING uAanINE-.


w This is the relate SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in hi. market both the qu'ty Of lis work, its dr.
than other Machine, willie it works with
the frest six tie heaviest cloth or leather either "f
hh ,s S h n', s ,' sir INK id "IE ,ainr in omty
the giant hand work. 1t rarely gets out Of workug"r
der requires repairing and smpeihat an operator can
ihc.e advantages "her Machines. feel confident
Hads faHt Snnp Mah'Ho will best meet the wants "f
Families all kinds Manuiacurins Cotiers Taiors, Boot
aud Shoe Makrrsor others in their rk
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers viii find this Machine
that Will do their work in RAPID and substantial manner ami
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
much sewing WI! hnd TINS machine rar,"uiary "uaptr 70
their wants. esdes saving labor enough II few monhH 10
pay TAos viii find saving by using this Sew
that does easily aud that looks much than
and work boo ard shoe II nuaetucrs can save Th"n-
sands Dollars this Machine While for
tie work done IN leather by this Machine Is better than
he rit"S Of Inc Caiaown t;ecrg) Patriot says When
purchased bi'ds Patent Se~iny Machine we intend
a whoy .or % use Ua. as a
many Of our ntehhors can testify to the superiority OF e
work done in this both in mt of beauty and strength
and machine has savel
Dor enough It's one neighbors who has
large ,nra,on worth the wages of his best
hands king clothes for the rest Ev.
Maeue have sold in this vicinity has given the great
st satisfaction anu several int.nd to order MachDs from
you
planla New orleans Your two Weeds Patent Ser
Machines h. been almost since bought
the best of practical results In less three
weeks the two operators on them finished complete suit OF
clothes each hundred and plantation asds
and find the c saved In using them one season has more
Another Planter says uscd employ four hands
Heeds Faa. S~s Machine ono hand does the sewing fo
the whole plantation ~he wife uses it for making nearly
We wsh ali ho need Machine to examine these they
are simles and beet for Family Plantation any
9TH where si,c Is required Price of bfcas FfHt
WHITNEY LYON, Propns,ors,
345 broadway, New York.
~ Sold by S. ENGLEDOvE dealer in Fancy Goods,
Bonnpts. &c. i.ynehburg. Va. mar Nlts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Quaker City.

INV ORLEANS, Nov 24.-The Steamer Quaker
CITY, with san Francisco dates to the 9Th of No.
vem'ef arrived here to-day. She reports thnt
hea', rains had fallen IN California, and the
weather WAS very cold Business was revivng.
lie trip from New Orleans To San Francisco, will
herea'1.'e lc made III less Than twelve aa,s
Everything Wa, progressing G,,orah'y On tho
l,thmnS Of rchauntepcc. The lslhmus was in
possession Of the Liberals
Much excitement existed in San francisco in
consequence of ia, repait.d murder Of f. nr Amer
'rnns ~ the GaiN''n Territory ly Ike Mexican uu::
tinr'',ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

James Powell, Who cut and injured Mr.. Mar
tin, who subsequently died from the wounds. has
bean tried ct the Circuit Court Of Greene county
and ssntsncsd 70 the psaitsntiary for Is years.
The ARRAY took place On election day. Powell is
ahoate0 ysoss Cd, =. al Osz4asA
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Markets

Nrn NoRk, Nov. l--flour lower grades five
cents letter. Whrat duh aud prices unchanged,
Corn nj II unchanged.
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lMroRr.Nr CAsE.--An important case is now
being argued in the Court of Appeals at Rich
mnnd, in the decision Of which all commercial
men should be deeply interested. It is an appeal
Of the Washington aud New Orleans Telegraph
Company. from verdict given against them, in
the Circuit Court OF Richmond in favor of John
{. llobson & Co. From brief statement pub
lished in the Dispatch newspaper, we CLEAN the
facts of the case. In 1854. Messrs IIol,son 4 Co..
telegralheI Messrs. Smith 4 ca. Of Mobile, to
purchase for them five hundred bales of cotton
When the message was received, il directed M"sSrs
smith Co.. To purchase twenty-five hundred
bales. which they did and on the sale If which
Messr-. llobsnn 4 c., lost $500. As the telH
graph company refused 10 pay the loss which had
been sustained in the purchase Of the $500 lalcS
Of cotton. suit was instituted against them and
a verdict obtained in favor Of Mcssrs. lIohSon 4
Co.. and from this decision the telegraph company
have appealed to the Court of Appeals. Should
the last named Court affirm the decision IF the
court below" the telegraph company will pro-
hahy he very particular hereafter in the selection
Of operators. Pet. Express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

RAPPAHAENocK.-The annual fair Of the Rap
pahsnnock Agricultural Society, commenced at
Fredei icksburg, Va. on the 10th inst, and lasted
three days. The agricultural and mechanical
displays were both very fine. tou -nament took
p,nce Friday. in which Thn.. }. Hayden was the
successful knight. Miss Bette Smith. of Spou-
sylvania was chosen Queen. Horace A. Lacy
has been chosen President Of the Society for the
ensuing year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

\ Eohp Lear. "A negro girl named I.aviua
hired to Mrs. Higgins, ON Bnllincbrook stree, wa
arrested nv Captain Bats yes crlav, and carr Il
to jail charged with having Stolen several articles
Of clothing from Ms. Harrison. residing on Oak
street. Hearing the voice of tho officer in the room
below. she ran To the second story window, hoist
81 it. and deliberately jumping to the ground, n
distance Of m re than thirty feet without sustain
ing any injury. She was quickly overhaulcd.
however, and conveyed To tho rison.-I~ferSJuy
Int
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

CosriRxArloN.-The holy rite Of Confirmation
was administered 1t the Episcopal Church Of this
city, Tuesday night. by the Right Rev. Bishc p
Meade. to four rersons-two maleand two female
Before this ceremony took place. the Bishop
preached An able sermon from the pulpit, on the
subject of the Projections which should character
ize the christian character, which WAS listened to
with deep attention, by a large congregation.
The venerable Bishop, despite the heavy weight
of years which rests upon him, is looking WELL
and promises To be spared to do much yet in the
service of his master
Yesterday morning. the interesting services of
ordination 70 the order of Deacon, were held in
the Same place-the Bishop and Rev. Mcssrs.
Kinckle and Pendleton ofhciating. Mr.. Lyman
Wharton, of Liberty, was the subject Of the ordi
nation ceremonies
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Later from Now Mexico.

IT. lptI>, Nov. Il. Santa Fc ,lntrs Ia the . 1t
Ill. report sAjrmish between the Nnyajuc i,-
dan, and the l.. ). soldiers Mt Fort Dean,.cr.
Lieut.. Nrr'l wa, wounded b. the Indians firing
int his tent his wounds are not regarded IA
dangcrau-.
pr, 'a'annugh reports finding gold ON every
stream along the South Platte river. for seventy
five miles
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

4 AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
L oi the Railroad fnn rnchburg Knoxville; all Of Them
having large circulation the people Of South western
nina ant Iret Tennessee
10y ADV GGTlSE md GET RICH ~N,a
IL ANY or ALI. o!' ! u FOLLOWING PArEks
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House. Va.
virginia AND TFNNF> SEE NEWS, I p,i-,ai
rHESBI IiRiAN WITNESS, ''''"
BROWNI.0W s kNDAVII.lE frcuu.' WING.
vISDlCATDT. lnncslurouet Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLlGENCER. Morristown Tenn.
, EMiTf STAR Lexington Va
V HnMnSnaI ,A1usdonv.
DrMncRAr Iiorrtyv"
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, VI.
TIE VISITOR. Marion, Smythe co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence ,draysonc CO. Va
v vhMl'rSH Miua, 5 rmeAstle.va
STAR AND HERALD. Ciri-t,snshnrg Va.
W2r rmt.v III, - M !" Wythev!lo vs..
UNION DEM0CRAf Union. M6nrt county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jef.r >anvi!lc, raAewell county, Nn.
REGISTER. },,,,,. ~.
THE "SoIrTi,s WEST, - pcarsbnrr Giles county Va
SENTINEL, Alexandra, Va.
Prrons ine of the above papers III
find iNTtREsT call NJ the Office Of the
nchLurg Virgnian vi here contracts Will be
made. and FnKw AKDED WITHOUT DELAY
TIL will also and orw ard advertising TO any paper
in the United States a WADDlLI.
Enr kirpin ian Itiico
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

NoNPLrssED-The Commissioner II the Reyc-
nue. FIR the State was put to his "wit's end tho
other day in the discharge of bis duty. 1t seems
that party Of Snowman came Oh tho Fair Ground
with q skeleton boy: u mnn who broke rocks with
his fist with the same ease that strong man
could break stone with hammer; and wild cat.
In going his rounds. as,c sing and collecting the
State tax for the exhibitions. the Commissioner
came 10 The Wild Cat tent. The proprietor told
him he hadat made money enough to pay
enscS The officer insiste on his d.uinnd, nsI,-
CURED by law. and finally gave him notice that hc
would cizc the grand caravan Of one hcast A
II gifts Sleep and consultation w..h official digni-
es, satisfied the Commissioner that the seizure
would involve the State in the expense Of boarding
n VIII Cat. aud doubts as 70 ability in grttin,
N in NJ any respectable cstnblishmentSo tb"
Will Ca: III " was all wei in side 4 wise
onclu,ion.-Ers} rtayiH,P fAaid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

(NkACkEKS, in air-tight Cans, Preserv ne.i
i. STABLER & JONES.
UNINE GREEN a. BLACK TEAs.-g 80,
i have In sore stock Of superior GREEN AND E@a
BLACK TEAS. put up in sinah packages for ami EMpth
lies For Sale by JOHN II. sEAY,
oct liza Dmgais'
TYNE ELLAA! uMBREb.LAs!!-1 haze
u opeued this week. her supply OF good CMBREl.-
LAS hch are prices u Ia imnateal ~heh-
~, ~ S,.i p SEABUkY.
MANITOBA respectable W II Tx wa.
w NAN without incumbrancr, to Cook and wash fT
snail family. Apply imnsAiae'y At this ofc~ inv i7'os
-, 9 -. azssa s.sss ..,- 4F~J -
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CAPTURE of Sluycrs.

WASHINGTON. Noy. ol.--Ad,ccs received here
from the coast of Africa. state that tho British
Squadron Ia, captured twelve >lavcrs Within thcl
past siN mouths.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

Cor CnEArED."-U .der this caption. the ka-
nawha (Va) Valley Star, tells the following hard
story:
A colporteur. quite recently. in an adjoining
county, approached mau whose nalno We will not
make public and solicited him to purchase a BIZ
BILE. The man refused and gave as his reason for
40 doing. that he had no money and that lie could
not read. The colporteur ascertaining he was IA
married maR and that he had no bible, became
anxious to leave one his bibles with him. and not
being able to cell him one, offered to give the hi
BILE to hisfellow creature. The man hung down
his head awhile and seemed to ponder on the pro-
position. and finally agreed to take one, provided
that it was given to him. The colpoteur gave tue
bible; the man took it home and presented it to
his wife, who could read little. Sac examined
the book very carefully. and gave it back. wing
that only about half Of the book was the bible that
the other half was something else. called the New
Testament. The bright husband became enraged
an g. went in search Of the colporteur, declaring
that he had got cheated, because the book was
ly half bible"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LH CHBURG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT WEST KNOW
Tint ,ou cnn sell them En-, gains:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

nUR assortment Is now complete Having ADDED many
house kreI goods rt ck prepared
W accommodate all in want ~ lOtfSF.KEEPlE0 0OODS
silver Plated Table Cutlery Walters Chaang DsheA
Table and Floor Oh Cloths on Shades OH Cornlce Wooden
aud Willow Ware Brass and Wire Feeders Brass and Brons
ed Androns and Steel shovcs and Tonss Sausage
Cutters. Shears Scissors r.,
Packet Cutlery Pistols double and single Guns, Ammunk
ton Cariprr buggy Trimmings Carprntcrs MIL Wrghu
Blacksms and Copcrs Tops Farming and Gardening In.
pemen's ruar aud all ohrr saws including Pruning AD4
But, hers saa- Coil Rope, &c. sc
We would cal sporin attention TO stock of RIFLES
expressly Tor and warr8nIed In every d
stance We afe also iuu agents for LEATHER BELTIN0
Be- Sc. Our prices uniform, and r." d. sriected win
tho hest quality We respectfully nv can sxab
oct "s,ii'l COLHoUNs 4 WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

From, tie Fsr ~ Haietss a. T. U't' ~ ~ oaHloh
P,Is-i ! Hot =. H~At ,'N 80 t,.#-lst -
EuS0HID >tH Il s'nuti ,i,I IL T. lit
81 has hr, IA ~ ii l...'It \
Cold settled IN Emit. aud hIsna mi
tans. which ended IN .ir r'l I- tnHh-;t,!Ins
had he hc OF phs t. and
until by the adv .1ecl'' ia5fta.r, Dr
Mackenzie ! tried Nuur ~ l., l.'ir IT, NV TIA
by r,rse\"ng tho q .r.u, .rlit"y
well
SENATE CHAMBER B,IH> EotGF. ~. : Dee ls5i
bH. aiIE II haze h.ea .ur,lv ,utod bv r. /. uf
Rheumatic Hout--a p'ininl d''e" n hal icfn& M f
NINt1'i S'1I'IIl.
For Drop-y, Plethora r ',tui,sd q om pintui-
requiring a,iiNr ~ Iu,N' rnintly
For to-iivcHs-- or on, ,I'Ht'n". an,i as ~ Sfin,
Pill, lie f'',
Fits, suPprr--ior. FPrp ir-i-, h"gn mo,n, ioD,
DE tfUc-s. IN eartini EIiudn h4sr br,n
cured by trr F!icrativr aetil # fli's' i''l~
the lis IN ark Irr,Hiy al i although
valuable rcritiy H. sk5iai har7s.iS 3rp stre n Il"
all fria tn. dreadful curseInff 'a3 80 t.y 'oiH its
prsu,ious 1hcs" cca.a.a trI,UTs mineral sub
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

See advertisement Of valuable tract Of land IN
Bedford, offered for sale by N. Hor.ely, on the
10Th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

SrpDEN DRArH.-Durin~ the session of the yes
terday afternoon Class Meeting in the Cumberland
Street Baptist Church, Mr.. j. s. Rudder. who was
in attendance. was taken with rush of blood to
the head and had to be removed to his residence,
where medical aid was called in and every exer-
ton made to relieve the sufferer but without avail
he continued to grow worse until about o'clock
when te breathed his last-Nor. Day Book.