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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
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RlcnMoNp 18th September. lsds
! Having heard various rumors with reference t.
the difficulty between the Hon. Sherrard Clemens
and O. Jennings Wise. Esq. and. conccding tire
justice of criticism upon the seconds in allowing
the exchange of four shots, az the t5saaee ~ It
hno~iedye Of facts. deem il but proper Ia si,c
the public those facts. anl to allow them IL decide
upon whom rests the responsibility OF the result.
! Tn tho 10th ot September, nj the request I'll Mr..
Clemens delivered To Mr.. o. Wsra challenge
which was accepted and Tor arrangements Mas
! ferred to MIR. i, u. Chsman rhr challenge WAS
based upon au editorial in the En9nire, winch Mr.
Clemens regarded rs deliberate insult Ky ar
rangement, the parties We're Ia meet ut II
SUNRISE at the Fairfield Race Course. on Friday,
the 18th, and both parties had tho liberty Of se-
lccting one outside friend In addition to surgeon.
Before the hour fixed the parties the field.
Mr. Pryor was requested by Mr. Clemens 10 90
with him, and consented To do SO, with the under
standing that he would have connection with
the matter whatever. and that he might he useful
IN the event Of Mr.. Clemens being wounded,
to effect an accommodation. Mr.. Geo Richie was
upon the field as the outside friend of Mr.. Wise.
accompanied by DIR. as surgeon.--
DIR. - was the surgeon Of Mr.. Clemens As
soon ~ convenient, and without any propositions
of amcable al justmeht by the friends of either
party, the distance item paees was measured by
the seconds and the pistols loaded. Before re
hearsing the word as to be given, the principals
were brought together. each exchanging the nrl-
narv salu,atnns Thev ware ,bsn mn, in No
s;t;op and weonnns handeJ them Mr. l,,,n,,
who had won The word. then yoye il in the usna
manner wborcunon hath nr;nc,nals 6r.J Ja,;h.
erotrlv Int ,;,hor, e;..t Ar prra,
then cnme forw,rd and romark;nr ,ba, bob ',,,
tlemcn hoa y;nd;ca,cd ,hs;r honnr srsd r. ,l,S ar
fair could NOT he settled without nroc.sdnn rar.
thar NJ Irr;ua ,.n,T | ,nn, "1e i 'al
iusment If consistent with tho hnnor 81 NJ +" "la,
ems. and AS evidence of TINT sssnr no n.;,hira1,
the CHALLENGE r ,hs u, s' leenE ne Withdrew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

The New York Times of the 27th says "por' is quite dull
and prices ar" irregular sacs so bb in lots s6s5sl6
Tor Meas Sl6il6.j for aud Rusty Mess; 625al6
thh Mess 1900 for Clear and 90a Prime, per Dbl
'u Meats are heavy and langu elcaac Hams 6i
casa Tor shoulders per ID Bacon continues in light supply aud
' ieqats AT about former quota ~ hhds Clear City
smoked Sides ir California, sold at l2 H. Lard
du ana roopng go tee and bbs changed bands in lots
al lc lsc of fair to prime old and 0lc for per H.
Beef is quiet and depressed sales 75 bbls lots al s3a
3'"r packed Western Mess Sl5asl5, for extra do
s23asl2 for country Mess bb New Chicago Beef Has
are retailing at S2ia24 per bb Butter Isl request lie
lac tr Ohio lics2c tor COOL State, and PIC
&c for prime to choice State, per h.
The Baltimore Amcrlt same date DAYS Proys
ions continue hat dull but prices unchanged m
con Shoulders are steady at 6is7 Bacon Sids
readily bought at sla9 cts Hams still
cts There moderate business doing in Bacon the
rates Icr, nothing doing In Bulk barrrcd Pork Beef
or Lard Bulk Meat is neli at cts for Shoulders
Sides and -as cts FIR Hams and quote
fore AZ SIC 30 for city and on so Prime do at
Sl5aS 20 AMI Rump do 1880 bb Beef is steady
Gig for n" an Snl6 tor Mess, and quote Lard
all cts for city and llial! cts for
to-day OF LOO bb Western Lar at ia and 100 bbs.
do ul Butter Cheese in fair request at our
previous quotations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

/ This sp endid creation of the genius Of ma
tive Virginian has been exciting considerable in
tercst, and ccitng universal plaudits wherever
il has been exhibited aud ~ We understand tit
be the design Of the talented artist to exhibit bis
work in most If not all of the Virginia cities, we
take pleasure in transferring to columns the
following notice from the Baltimore Sun.
"B.RRrE's 'FsnER GIRL. ''--Somcthing more
than year ago cnjoyed visit 10 Mr.. Bnr-
bees studio, when The Coquette" WAS on exhi
bition. 1t was IA beautiful work Of art, but with
out n thought of Encouragement, we must DE al
lowed to say it also work of promise. The
figure Of The Coquete' was admirable, the de-
sign fresh and original. the expression full Of
character. and the pose ~ coquettish rs art could
desire. To our appreciation of the figure how
ever, THE Coquette' was perfeet without the IN
sigma with which she was invcstcd-the arrow
and heart The rose and thorn Mt her feet were
all significant But. have snil, The CO.
quctte' was rich in promise. and now the promise
is fulfilled. in the iaultless statute Of The Fisher
Girl"
This truly exquisite production, this swec, lyric
in stone-n scul ptured poem Of the fsherlnan's
daughtcr-can be read and enjoyed N glance,
but COWS with new beauty and fresh emanaiions
Of true genius the more steadfasty 1t is pcrused.
As work Of art it challenges the highest appre
citation. The atitude-he pose, nrtstically speak
ing-is exceedingly difficult The figure
is seated upon the shore. and engaged in mending
n net tho position being n careless semi-rccun-
bcncy. "fordinS the oppor,nnit, f graceful curves
and the softost lexure in the anatomical display it
IL possible TO conceive hut nj the same time de-
manding the most delicate skill And this skill of
the artist is most happily yindlcalcd in the success
with which he has a,ailed himself Of the very
difficulties Of the attitude to work ont universal
admiration the numbcrless grnees ot the female
form, The figure is entirely nude, but the atti
tude, unlike that generally OF mud, figures, rhas
tens tho fact without the slightest apparent effort
or design of the artist The countenancc is cx-
trcmeiy pleasing and the features delight the eye
with an idealsm Of rure yet simple beauty. The
hair is cnrelc-sly dressed with fet. ornamcntcd
with small shells. over which it falls in uegligcc
behind, There are several beauties IT which we
could speak in detail if space would permit hut
with tho pressure upon our columns. we can only
glance in general terms at this great achievement
OF our fellow rountrynan. commend II Ia the nd
mration Of NIL our renders. and congratulate the
"Old Dominion" upon the trumphs Of thc dcscry.
ing and pcrscverng artist whose name will ut no
distant dny ndorn her annals The Fisher Girl
holds her "lc,cc" at Carroll Hall for IL few days
longer"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

has mot with in packing his next biennial con-
vehtion, but we take Il for granted that he will
turn mp again after his aspirations for the guber
Material prize shall hare been put to rest rs they
will inevitably be. There 10 deep seated prsja-
dice against Faulkner in his own District, which.
nothing but his great industry. remarkable tact,
and unbounded wealth, have enabled him to tri-
umph over.
Many prominent Democrats who are Whiting
for his slippers, would hail his defeat with plea
sure, that thereby a chance might be offered for
the succession.
Whether the elements Of opposition. considering
the adyentitious circumstances i'll his fasor-arc
sufficient to secure his defeat rennins to be seen.
We most devoutly bope they may be, aud the
country will have cause to rejoice that Congress
holds one demapoeue less
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
-Alexan der b Boteler, ESQ.

Thsgsstlsman has again been put in peuina-
ton By shissnnneroxs friends in the Rt Congress
sional District, as = candidate for,Congress No
formal Westinghouse been held; no packed Con-
yention, in the iaterea Of those who have the ear
of the dispensers Of gcTernment patronage ian
influence which We know has been operative and
onnipotent in that District Of late years,) have
placed this gentleman forward; bat the distinction
il spontaneous and fitting tribute to distin-
guished talents and eminent private werth If
fair Play had been used, MI. Boteler woald have
been in Congress four yearsag when he was de-
fsated by 1S9 majority. and hadfor his competitor
thsrressut incumbent, backed by the President
OF tie Unasd Ststess who, we were satisfactorily
infornsd expressed personal interest in the is
sue Nersain It rs that government patronage
decided the contest agains the will Of the people,
We have had the honor Of voting Eve times for
Nj. Botsler. anA. maintaining c=r present reia-
AisnA. woaN do 80 to the end Of life, for q more
sisgaat gentleman can NO where be found. He
would b IN honor to the State, and would
4rsoe tlne oonncils Of the nation.
e dos not appear that he has indicated his
pufpoee TO submit V the will Of his friends, bu,
Ne Irast that he viii not hesitate to do 90, and
give Tie Right Honorable Charles James, one NOR,
Enna Ws haze not heard uhat success the latte,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
The Case Of the Slavcr Echo

BosroN, sept, 25Ihc case of the Captain of
tn" SLAYER Echo. was callrl this morning. Lieut..
j. Bradford. OF the L. :. brig Dolphin, testified
that after long chase on the 2Sth of August, he
boarded the Echo ON the coast Of Cuba, and found
SIX or eight persons on ard. lie could not say
HAT the prisoner was one. He asked who the
Captain was, when person resembling the pris-
"ner replied, 81 suppose am The hold Of the
vessel was full OF negroes. ! sent the white per
sons on board of tue Dolphin and proceeded to
thnrrstnn where We delivered 800 negroes to the
|. :, authorities.
On being rr,sscxamircl, the witness stated
that II was dark when he went on board the brig.
but thinks the prisoner the first man he spoke
with. lie SAID he supposed he wns the captain,
but afterwards denied it. lie was very much ex-
rItcd about our raising the English ilag. and told
him should suspect his beng the Cnytain. from
the interest he appeared to take. lie replied.
mot Mt ALL We found various chests on board
the Echo from the coast of Africa.
Lieut.. Carpenter upon beng put upon the stand.
testified, positively, that the prisoner at the bar,
was the man who cunycrscd with Lieut.. Bradford.
The prisoner was sent on board the Dolphin: the
trunks wee sent with him. One was afterwards
returned as not being his property, but belonging
to the Echo.
DR.. Brown. Of the Dolphin. was the next wit
ness. lie testified that Captain Townsend. one Of
the prisoners sent ON BOARD the Dolphin. re-
Qucstcd by Captain Matitt to see about the sur
render of the vessel.
Captain Townsend saw the collector who said
the Judge away. and he thought the United
States marshal would refuse to take the prisoner
without warrant. lie afterwards did refuse
The Dolphin sailed for Key West, but the captain
finding orders for Boston, left for that port
Several other witnesses were examined each If
whom identified the prisoner as the one brought
from the Echo.
The captains clerk testified that he saw the
word Echo painted on the stern of the captured
vessel but underneath a thin Goa, Of paint he dis
covered tho words putnam. of New Orleans"
Upon the conclusion of the above testimony the
case was, on motion, adjourned over until Tuesday,
2sth, the question of jurisdiction being held in
Allowance
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To NE Editor Of he South:
The communication below was prepared accor-
ding to date the day after the meeting between
Mcssrs Wise and Clemens II WA, however,
withheld for reasons satisfactory 10 Myself. ! now
request its insertion.
deem it unnecessary tn make any addition or
comments M do not think any can doubt tho
Justification of Mr. Clemens in sending the chal-
lengc. The justification for his subsequent course
as that Of myself, must he 1eridelnpon according
to the factsas here submitted
Very RESPECTFULLY. {. IRVING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

Increase. O. Ga ~
Being an increase of nearly SO per cent. The
reader cannot fail to observe that the chief i'm rensc
during July of the present year. as compared with
the same month ef hast year, was fram passei gers
and is almost equal to 100 per cent, willis the
receipts on freight, ewing presume greatly
to the shortncss OF the crops and thc dninished
amount Of tonnage seeking market, had abso-
lutely fallen off This is conclusive If the fact
that travellers were the first 70 understand the
advantages 9. the route; and " also encSraging.
an earnest 81 the rich harvest which the Com
pany viii realize fIcr 1ks kind Of patronage.
which is always the most profitable
The month Of Augu~t, IS, MS compared with
the previous month. shows on increase also in the
travel of more than per cent. The receipts in
freight also. were more than double what they had
been the previous month. and nearly thiri more
than they were in The corresponding month Of tho
Previous year, notwithstanding the diminished
quantity of prcduce raisel in the country AZ com
pared with the abundance Of Inst year. We do
not doubt that the tonnage passing over road
during the month n Angus. '5e, wouii have
quadrupled at least, that carried in August 81 if
other circumstances had been equal that is to say.
IT there had been the same quantity Of produce
raised, or in the country. We have ali along
maintained that nature has conferred advantages
upon us, and given this route n geographical posi-
ton that is destined make it one Of the best pat
ronised and best paying improvements in the
whole country. The developments Of every day
do but serve to Augment our confidence in the cor
'reetpess of our long established opinions and of
the greatness Of the work an question
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

The Wig We have but little chang. q make
price since last week. reached lis
tor the present. though receipts light
Bacon slightly low yer. sugar has declined Other articles
unchanged.
BACON light We quote to day Prime Sides ola
oc shoulders ta7c Ilu Hams 9alOc; aggel rts
Todd Hog Round l0c: Tudds Exua Cured
TbBACtDTho receipts of Tobacco light and
smaller tn very light stock hand ns,rciion
k"t brm We quote I.nRs 81 .0a6 81
fine 81 y,aSs Inferior Leaf $50 grqd SOail line
shipping el2ta5; good Manuiacfu S2 5Ual3 90 tine
Az 80
WHEAT-Thc better descriptions Of heat finn, willie
the lowe, grades dull OF quote good prime
6 GOAL 40, and prime white 81 Is For Of white
81 IS is asonaiy paid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

THE ACCIDENT TO GEN. SCorT.-(ien. Scott, we
are sorry osce it stated, is still suffering severely
from his fall at Citizens Hotel. at West Point,
last week. The New York Express says:
The pains in his back from the fall have been
very severe from the first, and since then he is not
able to move OF be moved lie will be brought to
the city for better medicinal attendance rs soon as
he can be comfortably moved, and in the mean
time bis friends are very xous about him on ac-
count of his age and the injuries received by him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

BLOODY Duel NEAR MEMrHls.-A letter from
Memphis, Tenn. to the Lancaster (Pa.) Exani-
ner,says that duel was recently fought near that
city by Mr.. Walters. Of Virginia and DR.. j. +.
Magic, formerly of Pennsylvania They fired two
rounds with Derringer pistols both being wound
ed at each fire. They then. by agreement, resort
ed to revolyers and confined the fight Mr. Wat
tiers rddcd at every shot. and, it is said, died
on Sunday night. DR.. Maggie was so bad Y wound
ed that his recovery was thought impossible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

GENUGNE ATLANTIC CABu.E.-We have
- Just received small lot of the Atlantic Gable sold by
Mr. Field and accompanied BY his cer,hcac
uiueness Those who supply themselves h
piece Of the Cable neatly bound In
opportunity Also Charms bound in gold silver made
from the Cable Call and see these Interesting memenes
septasis j. H. THOMPSON cos Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
TERRIBLE DISASTER
AT SEA
BURNING OF TIE AUSTRIA.

ffpe hnnfyed arf Mirty-ttree Pi''eagers Repo rfed
Losf! Heart Rending .Scenes on Board Ole
iy Sir Women Sared ''-.Sererdt efAs Rescued
HorriJly Barnedl ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Wild Cherry B"i.nus.-The following IL wer.
thy the attention Of all who themselves
Friends:
. IAfaTETrE. Ind, July 81. le54
Dfsr SIR IL attack 81 about i've with
we're cold which settled Ianes and hs most
rcspcetsbi. In tis eiyj said that had inflammation
sumption n the lungs aud s.r , skull without
relief Ia pronounced ineurnbe commenced ia
king Dr Bis'os Basam of Id GArg aboni sis weeks
and Ia 'nr dhysi abr ,k all and
now well man Yours resp. tifully.
GEORGE HOOVER,
Above hand you pain siatenen: Geo Hoover Of
Tits city who Is well knn, having cny
years The ioetrs attended hin and
him up to die bal Wsiars ltss,.i cured lin
ID 4 ". N1ISTAGK. Druggist,
1.sfa. yeti, iud.
None e. nuine unless sisn.i / BUTTS til. wrapper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
The New Route.

from tabular statement just furnished us. we
abls to present the following exhibit u the in.
creased business and receipts Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. resulting from the partial
completion Of it's through connections, and the
opening Of new facilities for travel over the mos.
eligible route that affords the means Of transit for
trade and travel Southeast aud Northwest twill
serve our purpose to take two menthS Of the last
year. giving the receipts Of each month from trade
and trsvel, and compare the gross amount With
the corresponding months Of the present year:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
1853. FALL 1858.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF Lf NCH L RG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint Jon cnn sell them Kui gains.


Aud est the trade of the Great South West.
4 AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS or THE LINE
the Railroad from l.ynohurg hn9x,l, All at heui
having large circulation the people OF south
Virginia East Tennrs,cc.
or" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH aFt.a
IN ANY OR ALL or ThE FOLLOWING PArLkS;
NEW ERA. Floyd Coutt House, Va
NihGINlA AND IENNl., SEt MIN = BRISTOL
BiiOW NI.DW = kAoXNll.LE Glenn W iilG
NINDiCAIDK, Juucsuorough 1 rnh
RELIGIOUS INrELLGENCER, Morl istown Tenn.
G sAl:'.lf STAR, LsAlasroa,NA
T Tia"iSTAs.' }AN'usdpD,v.
DEMUURAT. 5 Loer'.'Fa
SALEM REGIS TER, Salem, Va.
TIE VISITOR, Marion. Sny the co Va.
Virginia PATRIOT Independence, tray o. Va
DEMOCRAT, t.,,...,,o y.
SrAk AND HERALD. Chris tiansburg, Va.
lrtiENii i'i-r; ,,,ts H. wytheylle, Va.
tNIDN DEMotRA /. Mon, Munrt county, Va.
ADVOCATE Jcttcr>onviilr, Iale~eil county, Va
REGISTER, pauville, Va.
THE sol Ti.WESr, Harrisburg Giles county, Va
fishing advertise Ill, ahore VIII
fad 4 ca al the office OF the
Iynchburg Nirgnian, sIAs where contracts Will be
naaic, FORM AhpLD WITHOUT DELAY.
:el will orM ard advertising any paper
ia United States a WADDlLt,
scptlst- Foreman tirsnian Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
A NiNNITATsON sIaEmE.x CoRDIAl.-

NuNvlCATsOS SS IaEKEEN COKDlA1..
IN Il EXTENDED to the citizens OF ynchburg and all
" ho called fther
pleasure cc nj the Clothing Bazaar Of 81
kuIi;lS SHAFER 4 60 and the desirable stock
Ready Clothing exhibition As sfprase Is
regarded hest poor recommendation and If il eth
rendered 10y the uiuanhed coiuutn
Of egons Who have tc.i the clothing manufactured
AID sold during the II w"n"i be supcrhu
o, % thing the
quality. and cral o goods especially
and checrtuy cohcce the right Of purchasers
be their JsdRes
quality aud f,irncss Il the prices nt the goods WE sell
our stock comprises part tire oil,"in articles: Extra
Fine French Cloth Dress and FIoch tas Medium do Low
prices, Fancy Cloth Dress aud Froek Coas French, har
favurc Cashmere Business Suits
Black Cashmere Pants, Ienadihe Mataasse Cashmere Vel
Vests ORR tOdts every suitable material
aud IN a., cry desirable 81 Guaks, NJ.
EIRNisHINl: DEPARTMENT In the fur
ishus line stock also complete comprising III par
Yoke shirts Collars trarais great variety, Srtrs
aud ,ufcrs Cashmere M,ruo Shaker and Silk under Shirts
Drawers. Groves, Susl.nder, Pocket idls elc
GAM Robes DE thambre Travelling Shawls aud Blankets
/ l,brclias Ac III KROtt,ilS, SllAFER " co,
Clothing iiallar, Main II, above Bridge.
sepi2ltS lynchbnr Va
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Gov. Jones Mission . Illinois.

It win b rsnemhersd that anong the many
Sosshsra Wing patriots Ne refused 70 support
Fillnsss because Of his alleged unsoundness on
tbs slassry question. was the Hon. James c.
Joas1 H310ovssaor Of Tennessee, and at the pc-
Rod named, Wing Senator from that State, This
Mr. Jesss wss % iatsassly patriotic in his devo-
tioa % sAe Soeth. that whilst protesting tho most
snafteraAls and andying affection for the glorious
Wing party, andtts Lifetime leader, the noble
old Harry !" .sin his duty his section overcame
his loss fae HE old party and party associates--
Ofsths hssssty Of Mr.. Jones' motives in the sud-
dea and unexpected summerset made into the
Denoeratic ranks, the public formed aa opinion
quits the reverse or that fegned by the Tennessee
politician.
Oar only object in referring to the gentleman at
this time, is to show the Inconsistency Of some Of
his recent movements when compared with his
former professions. Chiefcst amongst these ia his
late pilgrimage to Illinois, the object Of which was
to lend helping hand to assist in resuscitaiing
msaatehank politician, Stephen A. Donglss We
presum<the chief object of Douglas in getting
Jones to illinois, was, that be might appeal 10 the
sympathies of the Old Line Wigs and thus
euro their support fer the man who has spent his
life in siandering and dcriding the very men
whose Influence he nov duplicates
We are happy y, lsarn that the base nanGu
yer met with the fate it 50 lastly deserved. AZ
ter making two speeches. Jones has retnr.ed to
his home, and il accounts be true, with flea in
his ear He says he WAS prevented from further
spesckmakinp by indisp' ~itlon. bat the st Louis
correspondent. II the Memphis Eagi, tcHs a very
different story He say. Lean Jimmy made
.t,oo speeches--one at Quincy aud one at Spring
field: but the Suckers could not comprehend how
a man could he n Buchanan man and pnglas
man at the snme time. aud did not appreciate
his patriotic motives but laughed at bis burning
eloqueuoe- Itsshre~ dly hinted that Gov James
c. has been unanimously chokea of" allow
ore the mighty Julien" Jones, Toombs, Stevens,
Wise, and u host OF like Southern Democrats adj
vocating the election of an open aud @owcd ad-
vocass of Squattcr Sovereignty SO go.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

u"nent III be found In another column Ia, Discovered
iDcdy Tor the AMI ia H. h.h pac able aud
cheap rrquiIrs dycne Wig fdnary
bic There can be doubt eicay We have
e"u stfnohisis nnni,er and from Of
great Intelligence. high ri ndng and III IA worth
nose who have been bald wearing their
own ha" anu appear ten ynuhgr hhn they did six
hnhs hE" As IA most hairs aud bald heads
both premature an unnatural remedy them by
The natural and nnd"ubted whrl rruf
vented aud now kindl, offers the nff r Read
tes tnionlsI M mJhis Uhip
Sold by all resIecisbir Druggist settt5.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

SPOONa.-wr eall aaar nss0n u amply
~ OF Silver spoons which have and pL in
our case ready for sale. Warranted coin fine.
scpt!3ts sIINEkIlIUkS CLIFF