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bA - Those desiring to take pleasure trip
HX 1to Ducro's Station. the head OF
the English Turn the r. Of the Mexican Gulf Rail-
road and return the evening will be charged
only way half the usual prceetunng arrive at IL
r. NJ.
The road the Battle Ground and beautiful plant
an and der M Armstrong; superintendent the trains
running with as much regularity any in the State
my2l les
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HS- Mercantile Library Association - THE
opened daily for the accommodation Of subcribers
from ~ O'Clock A. NJ 10 10 o'clock =. NJ.
Persons deous Of becoming members will please leave their
with the Librarian.
Subscription, IS per
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ON LONG cREDIT-sEvRNrEEN DEsIR ABLE BUILD
ing Lots, square distant from Canal street,
BY N. vIGNIE, Anctoneer.
BOOKS STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING. Mt ea rfy gas light. at No

by X. AhdflEfsD,-A uetloheer
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, at NO.
Il s. ST. Charles street, will be Sold
valuable collection Of the best authors in
the various Of Literature, Science and Art.
-ALeo-
Letter Cap Papers, Envelopes Gold Pencils etc
This comprises the best Books Of the principal pub
fishers In the United States together with variety OF London
Publications Of the fine, useful and industrial arts
The Books and warranted perfect and for exni
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales without and will be continued every evening
until Al / sold MA SIN
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s8-DudIey Lodge No. CO, r.. and A.. M.

n9-Bud1ey Lodge No. &C, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
ukDAY EVENING at TX O'Clock. in their Lodge Room at
The GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall Of St Charles and
Perdido Members Of the Graft aiernaly invited
to attend.
w.; g. J. Outlet W.. Henry Bebee, Treasurer c. s.
Sharp Secretary W. H. Stewart, s. D.; W. g. Copeland D.;
Jos. Chiilet, Tyler as 1y
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H STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
14E Union Race Course Monday, the 18th instant
4A(A Horse aud Buggy The horse Is gray Next
breed, having large Mex brend The left hip The
Buggy buggy aud is black with yellow lining. Any
information Of the viii be thankfully received and ibef-
ally rewarded by VAL ST. CERAN,
State Tax Collector, Third District
my20n No Espanade street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

4 AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PArERS ON the LINE
Railroad from IynchburR Knoxville all ct them
large circulation among the people of South western
Virginia and Fast Tennessee.
Es.y- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "U5a
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING pAIEHS;
NEW ERA. FLOYD Court HOUSE. Va
VIRGINIA AND IESNE- ~i.I. NEWS, p.,.,
PRESBY1 ERIAN WITNESS, "'''''
BROW $IuW : X <oXNll.lL Il ennN WIG
NINDICAlnR. lou, b, rough Tenn
RELIGIOUS lNTElLIGENCEk, Morrs ~ Tcnn
GsLnTTr STAR Le,as,on.y..
R p,3m,Snal Abingdon "a
pbMoGRAr. Liberty ""
SALEM REtiiSli Il. Salem. v.
THE VISITOR, Marion. Sinfth" 20 Va.
VIRGINIA PATKIp +, iHdepeu 'nce, Gray ouro Va
pE strt w;,,e Fnca,,'r VA.
STAR AND HERALD. Chri-tansJurf, Va
WYrIIEYIILE II LlGRAl II, wv,,,.ul y.
WYTiiEViILE TIMES, }"ytm'""' va
UNION DEMOCRA 4, Union. VI 'nroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeffrsonvlla Ta9"well county, Va.
REGISTER. ,.,.i,,. y.
TIE SOUTH wisr, Pearisburg Giles county. Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria. Va
Persons estne advertise of the above III
find THIN ISltf,EsT IL call at the Office III,
Lynclhnrg Virgniar, IT, STAIRS. whore contracts will BE-
made snd ADVERT .cmcite taRw Ahpti WITHOUT DELAY
F1- will also and orwa advertising pape;
IN the United States A. WADDIi.i.
y 'r"riH m Virgil mn bthc"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
HyheriM Times.

SrIcipE.-On Tuesday last a lady from Pulaski
county, Mrs. CLARK. passed through here in charge
of two gentlemen, on her way to Staunton. she
having been deranged for a short time. They
stopped for the night ut Mr.. Samuel Barnctts On
Roanoke. She was not confined. and several gem
tlemen sat in one room of the house, and she was
in another, the door of one room opened into the
other. She came out If the room in which she
was staying, and convcrsed with those setting up.
and went back again. and it appears, soon after,
tied cord ar, und hcc arm and cut it across with
razor, which she hal concealed i'll her stocking,
and bled to death before she was discovered. 1t
is stated that she con,erscd with them in the adj
joining room while she lay bleeding 1t is very
melancholy afiair-she leaves an infant about one
month Old GriStians6urg Sardnd Herdh.
We are informed that gracious revival is pro-
crossing in Blaekslurg. in the NJ. E. Church
There are now some 6 or Is ekers Of religion,
and general and marked seriousness and spirit
of inquiry upon the subject Of religion exists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

roan,-and upon returning found her child Gu
yelup,d IN the burning flames. What's sight for
a motherl Parents cannot he too careful about
leaving their children exposed to such dangers
lIythcrlie Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
M ARRTED

On the 10th Of December. 1873 by the Rev
Wm. lInmmersev. CLEMENT j. MARSHAL. to
Miss LAIR, A. Mosnr. daughter of John u. and
Jane Mosby.
In this city, the evening of the Goth, Ivy the
Rev. DR.. Cox. Mr.. WV. r. Bl>aHAM and Miss
FANNY b. daughter Of Mr. Henry Meredith, all
of this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

GRAND ENcAurugNr OF KNIGHTS TkNPLARs OF
yIRoISlA.--The following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Edward II. Gill. Of No. 2, Grand Commander.
John II. Mcdaniel Of No. 4. d. q. Commander.
William b. lsaacs, of No. 2. G. Ge alissmo.
l.. e. p. cowper, Of No. 5. q. Captain General.
James Evans. Of No. .. q. Treasurer.
John Dove, of No. ,. Il. Recorder.
=. g. Roberts. of No. 10. &. Prelats.
John w Potts Ne TO- q. Senior Warden.
L. o. Haskins. If No. 9, Junior Warden.
George W. Dame ONO. :. q. Standard Bearer.
=. b. Starke, OF No t. g. Sword Bearer.
r. y. Withcrs. of No T. G. Warden
+. Semon OF No. >, e. Steward.
b T. Chalk of M. .. Sentinel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MESs' PRAYER MffrrNG.-Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer NJ the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at l. o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
FAIR AT TEN PERANCE HALL

The Ladies' Of Fnenstle will bold Fair at 1cu-
perance Hall, ON the evening Of the 2lh inst
christmas Eve for the benefit of the l'resbyte-
rian Church dec 2l--It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

f. II. GIL, Eso.--The Petersburg Express in
abiding to the recent appointment Of this gentle
man, AZ Superintendent of tho Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, says:
During his connection with the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad, he has invariably displayed
~ generous spirit of accommodation to the public.
improved the establishments connected with the
road, and conducted affairs in n manner highly
credi,ablc to himself and acceptable to the Com
pany.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Goth. --SESArn.-The Pacific
Railroad Bill was discussed at length.
The Polk amendment of the last session. was
ost by the following vote: Ayes-l1 Noes-29.
MIR. Foster, ofConneetieut, proposed an amend
nent, which was carried, making it compulsory
60 use American iron the Whole route. The
urthefconsideration Of the bjeet was postponed.
House OF REPREsEN1ArIyEs.--A resolution was
adopted looking to the taking of tho Census IN
1860. The Old Soldiers bill was discussed in
Committee Of the Whole, hut no action was had.
Both Houses Of Congress adopted resolution to
itiourn from the 23d inst till the 18th Of January.
- IS
Marine Intelligence.
SAyANSAH, Dec. o0..-Thc Bark Caros arrived
.,ere to-day, havngon board the Captain and crew
{ tho f. X. Kanc. from Richmond, which was
Markets.
New loRK, Dec Colour firm and prices un-
hanged. Wheat dull, Red 81 20. White 81 So.
'orn firm, Mixed 7da's cents. Virginia 6's 9Ia.
BALriMGRR, Dee. 20.---lIoward Street and Ohio
'lour is quoted at S. Il. Wheat firm. White 81
Gal so; Red 81 %. Corn firm, White 6ia66;
fellow 66a6S cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

DrsoRpERry John Manning, Michael Sullivan,
Jas. ii. Flynn and Michael Kennedy. We're arrest
ed Saturday for disorderly conduct On the streets.
They we're each fined 50 so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

DRuNK.--Watt, Il slave, the property of DR..
James Saunders. taken up Sunday night tor
being drunk and disordery on the streets-was
ordered Is ashes, but being sick, the execution of
the sentence was suspended for tie present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

MARRIAGES, BlRrus AND Dn,rns ~ WYTnE Co.
Our gentemnnly and efficient county Clerk
Mr.. II. s. Mathews, has furnished us with the fol-
lowing list OF marriages, birtas. and deaths. &C
curing from 1855 to 1858 inclusiye:
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Fnm The Scientific american.
SEWI @ M A CHIN ES

WE ste u-tg WuLtIrr YIL-oS's atenf. and we can
W saw IL rrar! thar ~ in without Rival M other
lis ada ,tai"u 10 NIL The purposes of do
ssMple; not easily put nut of order" when in
prc, hands; point az effectiveness and finish other
Narbiuc sta, dis We this much In regard to
this ,t Narhc responsibility. aud without
TN. iii tes spanrc other Ma hines well know
the rs hope. thereby to save time ana trouble
in answering which frequently comes 10 us with
aui-ies tnnchns this subject
For sale ~ l. ybcnhurgD ny - -
l.r 4, IN, WIN. l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

TIE APPROACHING FESTIVE SEAsoy.-F"r some
days past we have been observing the holiday ap'
pearance presented by the establishments OF our
most cnterprsing merchants and shop keepers on
Main Street. In Iced the stores have dnnn'd their
brightest dress for the approaching festive season,
Christmas-the old fashioned christmas OF child,
hood how long and ardently it is looked forward
to by Young and Joyous hearts, with its promised
horde of toys, Jon-bons and more substantial
presents Christmas, with its cheerful family re-
unions, its social gatherings and heart-cheering
rcioicings For brief space the busy man OF the
world will throw aside the task and toll of money
making for the enjoyment of home ard the Christ
mas festivities. The young will crowd around the
table and display gifts bestowed by the hand OF
affection. All hail. then Christmas. the oasis In
the dreary season of winter.
The recently re-modeled and now very tasty es-
tablishment Of Sam. Boyd seems the centre of ut
traction for those in search of articles for the Jn-
yeniles. We noticed yesterday in front Of his
store large number of boxes of goods to be sent
on the railroad West.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

SrGAL1yG-John Dabney, free negro, was ar
rested Sunday night charged with stealing car
penters plane the property of James Walker
The Mayor ordered him 25 lashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

DEATH FROM BuRSlNG.-A few days ago, q child
about two years old, of Mr.. Alex. Overly, who re
sides near Cripple Greek Camp Ground, in this
county, was so badly burned as to cause death in
a few hours. Mrs. Overly, it seems left the house
for few moments-ths child being alone in the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

OAUsAGRs, LA MODE BEEF, &c.-Psre
y powdered Black Pepper Cayenne Pepper Sage
powdered Saltpetre &c for putting up Bacon. Beef and
making Sausages. For sale BY -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

FREIGHT TRADE.--There were received at the de-
not of the Va & Tenn. Railroad on yesterday. 30
loaded cars, consisting of 3246 bushels Wheat. 462
bbls. Flour $4,000 lbs. Miscellaneous; $4,000
pounds of Hogs. loaded cars sent West same
lay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

WnBuRN WATERS. THE lIERMIr.-The Editor
of the Abingdon Nirginian has recently made
visit to this somewhat famous parsonage and
gives in his last paper the snl,joncd interesting
sketch:
I'VE had" says the Virgnan, "from his own
lips an account his hunt in the Wilson Laurel,
which was thrilling adventure. For seven miles
in passing through it, 40 thick was the growth
that he had to crawl on his hands and knees, with
out the possibility of standing erect or of using
his gun. part of the way he was followed by
monstrous bear, which would frequently get with
in IL few feet of him. but was kept constantly en-
ployed in fighting off the dogs. The bear finally
ed, and 50 did Wiiburn. He was out five days.
capturing in the hunt three bears ten coons and
catamount.
lie gave us an account Of one of his adventu-
re. with bear. lie was in the open woods and
the snow about foot deep. At distance of
about twenty PAGES from him he saw what he sup
posed to be a bear->kn living in the snow Mt the
root of tree. Whilst looking at it he saw it move
and supposing it to be a cub, fred At the crack
OF the gun it sprang to its feet, and shaking off
the snow. by which it had been partially covered
it seemed to be almost as large q steer. There
was large nee between III, bear aud himself and
within n few feet of him scrubhy beach. The
bear. "a som as it saw him. threw back its ears
and RAISED the hair upon its back, indicative Of
nm attack. Wiburn, with his empty gun, sprang
upon the Dratiches Of the beach, which brought
the large tree between himself and the bear
Though not out of reach of the wounded and en-
ragel animal he remained motionless, while the
bear with ears set forward in its eagerness, and
its m ,uth wide open. rushed under him. and over
ran his track. But Bruin, having lost sight OF
both hF enemy and his track. returned to the
trail and quickly disappeared on the back track.
AS soon rs Wlburn saw the bears mistake, he
sprans to the ground loaded his rife and started
in pursuit- He had zone hut n short distance he
fore he heard the bushes cracking and the bear,
having discovered its mistake, was returning in
search Of its enemy. Wiburn stood his ground,
and as the bear rushed at him with distended
jaws, he planted bullet between his eyes, and
Brun rolled over lfeless at his feet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

" IiNtHBuru VA, offering for puollr inspact"n
uiiccnt stock u" srnsonahc Dry GOODS
pst all the newest styles Of Ladies Dress
C,uks shaw Collars aud Sleeves Gloves Hosiery
Cloths Gassinerc- aud V"shgs IL com
II ra! Il 10 their stock at GOODS
ItI, SERhANI rrn~,stlDS OF "a hnl ~ ullei Cloths
ll'il Inscys and lankc's full stock
Of Furnishing Goods consisting In part of Velvet Brt4
sells Three ply usnin and Nrnan Carpeiings Rugs Floor
o. ,'inih- GuI tam Materials, Table Linens, AZ.
Z
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4 ,uaOArNE UOR THE IIAIK.-A ..ppiy o.

~ TIL new anl pHuar preparation iT W'''rVihg brnn
aHd the In dark aud glossy also, Wohds
II air a-tncr. Aliens Hyl0nai." AID E"st"rrr. Tai
ct'rou, t Iouir louiad.s and h'ir Dyes in great w
- . for ,tIr by JOHN H. sl.AY,
Dpu1 y.si
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

SALE OF NEGROES IN RoANoKE.--We understand
that b. +. Tinsey, Esq, of Richmond, Va. has
purchased the negroes belonging to Elmwood es-
tate. eighteen in number, for which he paid SILL
$50 in cash. The estate and negroes were former
" owned bv DR.. b. Dennis, of New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

RELiGrous--On Sabbath last, Rev. Mr.. Brown,
the recently appointed pastor Of the Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. filled the pulpit OF
that church in the morning The eHnrt we have
heard highly mplimented and the congregation
seem much pleased with the new preacher" At
night at the same church. Rev. MIR. C"wles,agent
of Randolph Macon College preached t"
crowded auditory. As this congregation are at
present collecting funds for the erection OF new
church ediiics, their liberalty was not taxed in
behalf of the College endowment scheme, for
which Mr.. c. has already realized the handsome
sum of nnety-seven thousand dollars, and leaving
only three thousand dollars to be raised to place
the College on substantial basis so far rs pecu-
mary matters are concerned.
At the Fourth Street NJ. Il. Church, Rev. Mr..
Cawles preached in the morning. Mr.. G. did not
take up public collection, but announced that he
would remain in the city until Wednesday. and
any persons disposed to contribute to the object OF
his mission could do so,by calling on him person
ally. Rev Mr. Langhorne. Presiding Elder OF
this District, preached at night.
In the absence of the pastor Rev. Mr. Walker,
the pulpit of the Methodist Protestant Church was
Filled in the morning the Rev. Mr.. Jennings, and
at night by Rev. DR.. Thomson.
Dir. Thomson also preached ut Temperance Hall
mt three o'clock in the afternoon.
The other churches in the city were supplied by
their regular pastors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

GLOAkS! CLOAKSiI CLOAKs
GREAT BARGAINS
VELVET AND CLOTH
cI.OA Ks:'
November 21th, 1858,
GEORGE M. FUCKERS,
lHNCuBURG, VA.
FUR Ladies r,spcytnlly call AID examine s
sp.ndld s,cyh u VELVET AND CLorH oLoAKs,
n" variation from the prices s"ods marked down
mnds any circumstances An god, sold cheap under The Qua
e'see" ln"v "idis u NJ H.
NEW Am RRAUTlFUs.
ID Il l., - = q O . ID s,
NOVEMBER as,h, 1859
GEORGE M. FUCKER,
I.NNCuBuRG, VA,
As The pleasure announce his and tho pub
Ne ,G' he n has S scscyed large and .oy handsome
est design " he had hcccs aud which he proposes 10 sc
at extremely low prices lie has aiso opened great variety
son VI, M"n!s SNswls sdic. Kid 0oves In fo ss.e,,
mrnt, Lat'' Me- IA" Vests BLACK Gro do Rhine silks Silk
Fringe Sc all OF which will be- sold at extremely low
prices subject 10 change Of price under circumstance
No mmnk, are ihrown IN WIN goods old but FURNISHED "
taken back after sold ant IN this will be rccolo ted by
th"a" hnNhs good ol this House. a. NJ H.
no, pad,s
U1NtNE wsNE~.-95 HasL-,- Of piper - Co.'S
nEinIncK onAMrAGNEwiNE, In quart aud pint
pat' Wine ~ qlan pint and half pint bottles good as
sornsn' e pre- Sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga WINES
In bottles or on drat For saln nv
n"v9it'' LEE, JOHNSON & co:
IrriE's White oil. M.-..as s.,",mrn,,
IL Arctic lnimcr. rsiu Curcr lain Killer. and Turf on
for sale by J, H. THOMPSON n co.
dee 9dt0 Druggtsia
tu,OuOt ~E-KEEPERs,-I have Just received
y ascend Winter supply OF WINDOW SHADES AND
GILT tnENltl the s,Nlc, Of witch entirely ne" and
cau M aud the assortment The boil we have t,etex
hIlt,1 r,,i aud cxa,ntuo :. Al. SIMPSON.
dec II 1T,
lNi.OOH Received - few da, .
u hcautita pattern Of II feet OH. CLOTH
siiahc "r drproos halls well worthy tho attention Of
thusc dr.i,iur To purchase = NJ. SIMPSON,
dec 4 tt4
A usiuKiNs \ SERVANTS nTOtNaNGsi
- supply i've, rcc,,cd Also freah supply OF do
Gnsh.nt 9p"nve per yard Also large lot ot
ne" s''' '.'e Ae" lars" supply 81 Louisville Gotten
atm. tr,droh prc. INo PuRNls,
dc td~ Agent.
A-ls.KOIs ANEED.-. The -ub.rribcr con-
nru,s ma BOT Tor NEGROES of both sexes between
tn RFr 10 d 10 N,nrs. ucllinR Mechanics, such rs
III 80 suu- u tupeu'Ca. aud viii tho higo'i market
,H. ltrthtc newly erected brick building, on
1t ct lSu'u immediately In rear "i the Farmers Sank
Nhrr" l't lrclu,d tht,mg erected buildings with that
view 10 lool ft,os scut u lyuchbug ter sale. mod
.fa'r terms. pblecp Them ASH thy were placed
tho jail { 3D." t,ulmauon
o,t I'd .cim..t SL1ii WOOnRoof
NIACnEHAh. aor Gnmtiy use, ut -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
7 y, 2
BHdi gcsls ION mud I'm pm ity ~ thr Hood.
.rysipelas, dCIOfula. IA nag. xvi, EciIcr Iu-
and la tihcum

From FUrrnrainR MILITANT u n I0hIs ffb 7, I-5b
DIR AYER Your PilS The paragon nt al tha
medicine. They have cured nile daughter nrerons
her hnids tnd feet thu had proved urnfabe tor
Her mother had been lnng gria,ousy afflicted with
'otccs and rmpcs on her skin her hair. After
ld curcd she also Pills and tay have cured
r. Asa MDisGkIDGI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

uxNCH's WAREHOUSE. Iynchburg, Va
The subscriber hns esss for term Of tho above
valuable property In this city and respectfully aolieits
the his ns aud the public generally The
p,nttnent 10 Mesns u. H. Ruck
Of Amherst and Ko j Bpaz, Of Appoatiox, who Ia
every qualified tho dmso the Office well known
ind jeservedly worthy OF The public eonAd,nce
ianiats EDGAR WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg virginan, now half century
old has acquired a position second in influence 70
but few, if any other journals in the State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
l;sbel Southwest of the Metropolis To say
nothing of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhood--it is penetrating every part Of that ex-
tensiye REGION, which. by the completion Of our
great lines Of REORGANIZATION, has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore. i, affords unequallcd advantages to all
our business men who desire to increase their
trade.
Tho job Office connected herewith, is now one
of the most extensive in the State. having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner OF work, from n
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
ablishment into notice. is it necessary. since
his work speaks for itself, and the pubic nave
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, 1858-12-21

IIACWINE Oh L., 81 vasisss ksaAs, Ses sab
i" By Us 1obl eTADLuR = J0N01z
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EsOUlMAUx OVER COATS,
dee ID 1t. Ar TIE BAZAAR


" ut "u tc E,-u, 1T III" purpose "t bnytng s"ns "n'
i.... u WOOD VII undcavot keep con
.fatt, u ha g"oi sam "f the eha". Those In wan
Of art,rn viii pl"asr call ut Elints eta' -
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