davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

Douglas A HERETIc---The Washington
Union is a~sssiling Judge Douglas for his
hereticaI npinieps in regard to thu bred
Scott decision. In reply to Mr.. Lincoln at
Freeport Judge Douglas said: "ln my q.
pinion the people OF u Territory Can by
lawful means exclude slavery before it be-
comes q State" The Ucion quotes the o.
pinion of Judge fancy that they had no
such right. 1t says that Douglas backs
out from the doctrine OF the Kansls-Ne-
braka bill, abandons the Cincinnati platform
and repudiates the bred Scott decision;
and that he does SO by reasserting the obi
Gus squatIer sovereignty doctrine in lis
most radical and obnoxious form.
SOMETHING ABOUT II CABIE.-A COM
munic ltion received from Cyrus w. Field,
says that he has received u dispatch lroul
Newfoundland informing him that though
the Insulation of the cable remains perfect
no message has been received over it for
several d ays. He adds, that he does not
kRuW the cause, but conjectpres that it is
occusioRed by a change in the shore end at
Valentia.
When the Steamship Africa sailed from
Liverpool, it was knowH-that the connection
Of Prof. Whitehouse with the Atlantic Ca
bic, would cease about the LIST inst. 1t would
therefore be more probable that the working
OF the cable ceased from SOME action of his
par,izans. Prof. Thompsan was to succeed
Prot. Whitehouse, and il is quite possible
that the delay is caused by the experiments
of the former, which were regarded as per-
fectly childish by practical photographers,
II is also known that the Atlantic Com
pany have arranged with Prof. Huges to
place his Instruments at Valentia and Trim
lily, about the goth or 25th inst, and from
the experiments by him at Plymouth, there
can be no reasonable doubt that he will be
able to work reliably at the rate Of three
hundred words per hour.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17
Dela,cre, Sept. 10, '5a

A TOUCHING P~IcTURE--A letter in the
Charleston Mercury from a gentleman who
visited the slaves there, captured in the
Putnam, describes their wretched condition,
and udds:
Two lay near whose troubles here had
ceased in death, while another, the most at
tectIDg sight of ala child of six or eight
years, lay on its side OF the stone wharf,
with eyes closed and no other evidence
than the slight motion of the stomach in
dicating breathing. The pour creature as
lone aud unattended, had rested its head on
lis little hard. as naturally as our own little
ones do, and in this touching attitude of
suffering childhood was fast losing cup-
se!ousness OF a life whose experience had
been only that of sorrow aud suffering
AS | turned from the spectacle the thought
naturally suggested itself--far what was all
this incurred! In all charity ! could enly
answer-avarice. II ever argument was
wanted in proof of human deprayity, It wus
furnished here.
One thing impressed me fofcibly the
complete docility. amounting to mere me
chanical submission, of all these creatures.
In the sick ward the physician was apply
ing caustic to the eyes of his patients
When this painful rem edy was applied;
and poor creatures. they knsw not that it
was a remedy, or any thing but part of the
system of cruelty TO which they had been
subjected they covered their faces with their
hands in pain and with their heads all
bowed in meek submission; and though
m1ny were young children, not a sound
mt a wurmur escaped. The scene was
truly touching. To one of any sensibility
the horrors of the battle field were less so.
! left the scene chasteped aud humbled,
but with gratitude too, trust, to Almighty
God for q LOT GaEt n a Christian land,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

On Thursday morning. while walk
ing down Delaware street, from the
residence of Bishop Ames, when near
the Second Ward School, Bishop
James, was struck in the face by a shot
from a gun carelessly discharged ty
some mischievous urchin, and pain
fully wounded. The shot entered the
left cheek and penetrated the side of
the nose. He walked on rapidly az
ter receiving the wound till he came
to DR.. Thompson's office. where the
shot was extracted. Indianapolis
Journal,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

DIssoLwNe Tue UNIoE.-Tom CoE-
win, in his speech accepting rhe nom
nation to Congress, said:
Il have seen about three disSolu-
tinns of the Unian. LLaughter.]-
When | was in the Senate, an honor
able gentleman sollemnly assured US
that Il a certain bill was not passed tbs
Union would be dissolved the next
Thursday, about six o'clock in the
evening. Renewed laughter. -
Well, Thursday and 6 O'Clock came
and went, and the bill was not passed
and the Union was dissolved ! suppose
but it came together again the next
minute, and was more firmly cemcpt-
ed than ever before.'s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-17

TIE AcTIsG PKEs1DEsT.--The acting
President of the United States at this time is
a young man med James BgcbaFah Hen
ry. Each morning he records The reports of
the Departments notes their contents, and
sends such of them as he thinks requires the
attention of his uncle, the President, TO Bed
ford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

d. The funeral of our late aged and much esteem
ed townsman, Henry A. Christian. took place on
Saturday, and was attended by large concour.e
of citizens. The attendant services were conduct
ed ut the Episcopal Church when the estimahe
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Kinck!e. delivered most
interesting and affecting discourse-his illusions to
the venerable deceased and the feeling and elo-
sponsive throb in the hearts Of all present. For
number Of years Mr.. Christian had been promi-
nent and jealous member of this congregation,
and at the time of his demise was one of the YES
try. Thus has passed away one of the very best
men Of which Lynchburg could boast leaving to
his children tho richest Of all lesacies-a spotlcss
reputation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.


The Lynchburg Virginian, 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 pub
lished Southwest Of the Metropolis To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city aud neigh
borhOod-it 10 penetrating every part of that cx-
tensive reg,oa. which. by the completion of our
great lines Of REORGANIZATION, has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequalled advantages to all
our business men who desire to increase their
trade
The 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 a
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es.
tablshment into notice, nor is it necessary. since
hs.work speaks for itself, and tho 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, 1858-11-22

DESERVED CoMPLIHENTs.--It will be seen from
the proceedings Of the Executive Committee of the
I.ynchburg Agricultural Society, published in to-
days paper, that Messrs. Alex. Mcdonald and
John +. Slaughter, have been reelected to the
respective posts which they filled with so much
credit to themselves and the satisfaction of heSoc
ETY. during the past year. As Commissioner and
Agent Of the Society. Mr.. Slaughter was emf
nently successful, and we do him but simple JUS
tcc in saying that, within the range Of our ac-
quaintance, we know e no other gentleman so
admirably qualified for the post in question. Mr..
Mcdonald was one of the earliest friends. indeed,
We believe the originator of the enterprise, and
since his official connection with it, has performed
the duties pertaining to his responsible position in
n manner rejecting the highest credit on his in
,egrity and business tact.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Right Ery. Bishop Meade will administer
the rite OF Confirmation in Assem- ion Church.
Amherst {. H. on Thursday the 18th inst, at II
O'Clock.
Business ME>s' PRAYER MEIr!Na.--Tbcrc are
regular meetings for PRAYER, Al the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II oclork
The public are IN, itol to attend.
noy dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

The LATE FAIR.-,aswriter in Saturdays Re
publican makes some sweeping charges against
the management Of the Fair lately held near this
city and intmates that "the time is not far distant,
when every honest lady and gentleman will have
nothing to do with such exhibitions, unless con
Quoted better"
Now, we have no doubt that the officers &c the
Society will regard the suggestions, rather the
dictation Of their self stituted Mentor, and
remedy the numberess defects pointed out,
30 that he, and other "honcst' people, may not he
driven to the dire necessity Of discountenancing
such exhibitions" and per consequence, lansl!-
ing them forever.
We have not time, nor space to pursue and
rect all the errors into which this writer has fallen,
nor even to notice many of the unfair statements
he has made but there il one point to which, on
former occasion, we directed attention. and which
we reproduce now, with view to retutng the
chief charge brought by the writer in question:
the burden of whose com plant is that the Judges
were pot fairly constituted-that local influence
prevailed in their appointment to great extent,
and ergo; Outsiders and country people Jared
badly"
Now we happen TO know that the greatest
observed in the appointment of the Judges,
and that local preferences especially, were eschew
cd, and eghttenths, we venture to say, OF all the
Judges, save in the ladies department. select
ed from non-residents of Lvnchburg. With regard
to the appointment of Judges from amongst the
ladies, the committee were, we have no doubt,
greatly embarrassed for the reason that the limit
ed sphere in which the ladies' move, does not per-
init them to be widely known; and hence the com
mttee were compelled to restrict their appoint
nents to the circle of their acquaintance, and should
not be blamed for n failure to appoint persons
whom they knew not large number Of the non
resident Judges failed to be in attendance when
their services were needed, that their places had
to be filed under circumstances not the most flyo
rable to judicious selection. This, however,was
not the fault of the Society who could not compel
their attendance. So, doubtless, it would have
been, had "outside" ladies been chosen for judges
We repeat, that nothing was more foreign to the
purpose of the officers of this Society, than to
dwarf its influence By making it purely local
enterprise, and we not only deprecate any effort
calculated to make this mischievous impression.
but are fully prepared to rebuff the allegation and
vindcate the officers of the society from the least
suspicion of undue Partially to any section. 1t
may he that "a. II. S." is mot the only person ly
thousands, who have complained" but we should
not be surprised if this turn out to be mere hyp
boe of one who is evidently given to extravaganza
of speech and somewhat afflicted with fruitful
imagination.
We have heard the Fair praised on every hand,
and thousands have commended it as n must
creditabe beginnings and such, we think il
was despite the assertions If croakcrs to tho
tary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

FREIGHT TRADE. were received at the de.
pot of the va i Tenn. Railroad, on Saturday 80
loaded cars, consisting Of POS bushels of Wheat
203 barrels nf Flour. $4,000 pounds of Miscel-
laneous: 100000 poundso Hogs. II loaded ears
sent West The same ,luy -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE The members
of the Virginia Annual Conference; applicants Tor
admission into the same; local preachers attending
for ordination: and the conference Stewards on
their arrival in Portsmouth. to attend the apprua-
ching sessions Of that body Ito commence on We'd
nrStlay the oath Instant, are requested To report
Church, where they will find persons who will
conduct them to the places Mt which they will So
.iourn during they stay in the place Th> request
is made at the instance af Rcvs. j. K. Finley,
Geo 1. poggett and Thos. \. Cash-Pt Express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

siderable excitement in Wheeling. Va. phc sick
man wrapped a bed quilt round him, and swearing
he would not go to the. Hospital, left the boat he
was on and made his way up into town, and is now
somewhere concealed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

M,TRiMo>Y IN SHENANDOAH. NA.--from the
llth of October 10 the 10Th of November, inclu-
sivc, says the Woodstock T,nN Legion. twenty
two marriage licenses were issued by the clerk Of
this county: in addition to which there was ono
runaway match, who went to the other sidc OF
Jordan" to get spliccd, and one refused, upon the
petition If the riendS Of the parties: making to-
tai ut % marriages in the county for the month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

VIRGINIA FINtH' According To the Auditors
statement, the present Indebtedness of the State,
on nccount Of the internal improvements. is
S2S, Sl29o6 G;; the sinking fund is put down At
SO $40 -; which amount was 'lisburecl, du-
ring the year, in payment OF interest due on pub
lie debt aud ON stocks redeemed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or LYScHBrRG
LOOK TO NotfR INTEREST,"
AND LET TBE PEOPLE OF
TIE GREAT WEST KNOW
Tint ,or sell them Fin, gnins:
AM AG ENT FOE ALL the PAPERS on tbs LINE
OF the Railroad rnn yneburs 10 Knoxville all eft them
having large ceua'im amo tn" people If South wcntarn
Virginia and East ,nnc-.ec.
Ra~ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH y,g
IN ANY OR ALL or THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd e. ut House. Va
VIRGINIA AND rENNE>SI:EN MN 5, I n,..,.t
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, p'S''-
BRowNLuw,Sk NoAfILLE Crenn' WING.
NlNpiCAToE. Inneshrourh Tenn
RELIGIOUS lNTELLlGENCER, Morrstown, Tenn.
S,LETr, STAR Lexington Va
ViR"iSfA1 ADnsdon,y.
H nfMpeRAr Lirersy,ya
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. W..
TIE VISITOR, Marion, shy the Va.
NlhGlSlA IA fRIoI. Independence, drayson CO. Va
V HhM2HTH W,ro. r'ncas'p.va.
STAR ED HER AID Chrsiiaushnrg, Va.
W wYTlnyiLL + rEnEoKAri' wy,hevie Va
UNION DEMOCRAT. t'nion. Monrt county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeaersonvie, TaA"wel county, Va.
REpIrpi ia Danvie Va.
the "SOt Tx WEST harrisburg Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria. Va
Persons wishing advertise in Of the above papers will
find 10 THEN ISTERtsT 10 call the Office III"
Ivnchturg Nrginan, Up STAIRS, where contracts will be
made, and adverts encnts FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
In the United States A. WADDIIIA
septsts Foreman Virginian nfirn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

For Con. MoRGAN's.--William b. Wetson, con-
victcd at the recent term OF the Southampton Cir
cult court OF grand larceny, and sentenced to five
years imprisonment in the State prison was broug ht
10 Petersburg Thursday night, and yesterday NOR
ing continued his Journey.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

ANOTHER C,%ptp,rr. A writer in the Marion
TSuor dominates Colonel james Pendlcton. Of
Smythe county, us n candidate for the Board OF
Public Works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

RELmrors. The Wheeling. Va, Times, says
that on Tuesday last, Miss I.ousia Mathews, oi
Wytho county became one of the Sisters of st.
Joseph, with the name d Sister Mary StauisIaus
Bishon Whelan oficiatcd at the ceremony.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

PICK PocxEr.--John b. Odnm of Northampton
county, Va, had his pocket picked on the Fair
Grounds, durag the Agricultural Fair mt Nor
folk to the tune Of two hundred and eight .thrcc
dollars, which was handsome income to the lieht-
tnrc, c.l gentry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

J. F, Slaughter were placed in nomination and
unanimously reelected to their previous respective
positions. ts
The Committee thcn adjourned. to meet again
ON Tuesday evening the 23rd instant, ut 3 o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

CIRcuir CouRr.-Judge Marshall, Prrsiliag.--
Saturday. Nov. 20.-The subjoined cases were dis
posed of yesterday:
Nowlin's Trustee We. Read, &c.-judgmcnt on
delivery bond.
Tompkins Vi. Jones, Duval & Co.-Judgmcnt
for costs.
Smith, Rhodes 4 Co. vs.. Flynn--leavc to amend
was granted and the case continued
Garland VS.. Ilart--motion to qnash and judg-
ment.
Same vs.. same,
Rives 4 Ross VS.. Horncr, Watson & Goa mo-
ton for new trial was overruled.
Mckinney & Bass VS.. Goodwin & Loague-ruled
as garnishees.
John c. Brien Vs. Goodwin & Ioagu"-rulel ~
garnishees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

LARGE IIoGs.-Mr. Thomas Campbell. Of Bed
ford, slaughtered on the 18th of this mouth 20
hogs. 10 months old whose average weight was
3)l lbs. Fine pigs, those.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

SEVENTH CoNGREssloNM DisTRicr-IIy. Shack
ctord, ESQ, says the Tenth Legion. the indepen-
dent candidate for Congress, in the Fauquicr dis
trIct, has opened the canvass, and is meeting Mr..
doubtless be called for tho purpose of settling the
matter b,t "A con them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
NEGROES WANTED.


~ WubsSON'S SEWuNaa WA.
w CHIMES --tiREAT REDUCTION IN PKICis.-Iighcst
Premiums awarded sept'm ber 1855. ut the California New
Illinois state Fairs and at the Fairs Of the Cbca
~ mechanics Institute and the 81 Lous Mechanical Associs-
AT the Fair Of the ST. Louis Mechanical Association,
the examining committees composed Of twenty Ave ladies'
tho 9esi social standing who without dissenting voice,
awarded the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
highest and nniy premium silver lts her ealned 91
These Machine simple reconstruction efficient aud du-
rhbc operation braufnl IN E1dcl and ns Gte
pa suited 10 the work shop Their
200 to 600 stitches per minute Substituting they do
the soul aud body destroying drudgey
Il hand sowing they hailed the UOmnns Friend.
They tm stitch alike both Sides that
Wi, rip rnvr Ard III. IlEMHrR, recently Invented,
IN the edge down in The rapid
Full instruction given In operating these Machines free Of
charge ioc 2Ots.I WIN. +. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

MAYORS CorRr.-Thero was nothing doing in
this Court, Saturday. e=r. M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

u,iJ To
CLEANSE the BLoou end CURE the SICK
lnvai'd-. Fathers. sothr,-. rh, .ici"a~,
aud judge Of rhcir ..inc>.
fOE nm l.Ei; pF
Headache, ~i'h Mc"da"hr, Foul stomach.
DR. @ Avru--slr have bee, ,r,tc,y cured o, the
~1>t headache any Tod ha," by ise Of
t"ncI lth'y vial CURE "lner a. l'r do me the fttis
n;Iiio". Di."rd.r. ""d i..,"r '"."ri".",-
WAsUINUIuh. - e, : Fob I-aG
Su. have used yorr Pills nn -'n'r"l 'nd hosri" Drac
s" n" be-, t'" '% " ' 1l 'y
ne ''rr quick and drlt d. eon-c ,oe'tr they
iou,, ohs,iual" hs, Il Ia
'''''''' ''''''''''+ AI1%z" NIL MD
rilk.c'"oi the Mann" itor"",
rosr uffIcf MARYLAND. iI,.'p. hlon. Wy. ~, ls5a
nH AttH Your Pals ~" me perfection Of medicine lhcy
have done my wifi goa" than tell y"n 81" had
been sick and rnng Tor months W"r"T t" h" doctor
taking ri., which cared her hy "Spue large
quantities of worms oi'a from her "Iy They an'r"ad.
cured hor and our children "i h""v 'r-"urr onc Of
"uf nefhho. had IT bad nnd my wf' In'rd HIM Win 'w"io
SIS Of You" Pms while "ti"r> rr"nd -" pail from i've I"
ing cured entirely even then Sn n"a no a your wlh
is artu'IIy good and h"nes, %lli "rz d ..e
'"aia".':o" md s"p".i., Of III" n,o"d.
DR Ayrn:-Ihnvc used your rlip thrE,aordinary sn.
cess my family and among thos" ant,a lei /" dis
blood they very remedy fhayc
| confidently recommend them .Iicils
Yoms, j V. HINES.
DEAR SIR; amusing y"nr taihariig is IN practice
md lind them cxee.', purE- yeto cleanse the
aud purify the fountains Of the bio
JOHN q. MI.AClIAM NJ. u
RrysipciRs, SrI ofulR, kiWg's Evii, letter TIT
mo,s, mud salt Hsb"Un
From a FOrTard"R AcrcLant # ~ ioHts ieb !, leio
On AYEk:You Phi, Rrr the paragon "t all THAI
in medicine. They have my tr daughter II ucrrous
upon her hands and fee, that had rov. iucuabc for
hotcles and lmpls her s.a in 'cr hair. After
hd cured she also nicd Pills aud tn"y have cured
her. ASA MoKGHIDGE.
Rhrumntism. Neuralgia md S:out.
From IA Etr Ir HGp,cs If thf Htb0disf LIgs tAH4ch
PtLAssI liorst SAVANNAH "a, Jan $50.
lloSORFn shouid be ngraicful tho ruiiri
* II Las brought ii dh mol report case 10 you
pains wlrh ended ia chronic rheumatism Aow ih,tnudug
had the best the disease worse
until by the excellent Baltimore, Dr
Mackenzie tried III Is heir effects Eiow. bu
BY persryerng in the Of them, entirely
well.
SFSAfr CHAMrfH BAro> KorGr. Ia, = Dec 1853
Dl Al II have been entirely cured by iils Of
had afflicted me
VINCENT Sl.1DILL.
For DrOp.y, Plethora Or kinL'rd Complaints
requiring active purge. they are an excellent remedy
Eor l'0stivcncs- or Cons, pntiOB, and ns a Din.
ut - ar agreeable aud 'ifc, un.
Eit., Snpprr-siOn. Para Iysi-, Innn on,
c,imc-.. AMI PasIini Biinduc-s, have been
cured by tnr alternative action Of thce PHI,
II Pills market contain Mercury lc. nj hough
ssiuab remedy Ia ski fu hands, dangerous in pu' lie
reauous These routan no mercnry mineral sab
ia. VIII nttNt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

nUR assortment Is complete. Having added many
I house keeping goods OK prepared
accommodate all In want OF MOUNTAINEERING GOODS
silver Plated Ware ablo Cutlery Walters Chafns Dshes
Fable and Floor OIL Coths oil Shsdcs Gilt Corncc, Wooden
and Willow Ware Rrnss and Wire Fehder Bras and Brons
ed Androns and Steel shovels and Tongs Sausage
Cutters. Shears. Scsso &t Il = ...sfz {
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single Guns, Ammuni
ton Carriage Buggy Trimmings UarpenerB, MIL WriRhts'
i,aeksmhs and C"oess Too Farming and 0arden!ns I'm
elements trulr aud all other Saws including Pruning aud
Butch Saws Coil Rope &c. &c.
Wa WON'T ca special attention 10 stoek Of RIFLES,
oxpr,ssy and warranted In In
W. ne also tho agents for LEATHER BELTiNG.
&r cur prices and ds. selected with
quality. We respectfully tuvic
'' "e :. > !, i'''""'''' coLuarNss& VILLA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
EUEBINN APPLETON, GoncraI AGENT,
= d1nN wc"w.t., ID MAIDEN LAM, NEN-l DIRK
nIEN s.0ODs.-LOIIN T.. DAVIS a. CO.

IAPENED THIN DAY. ~ do2cm Of gentle.
mem. BCCK SKIN GAUNTLET GLOVES at 10 ents
to Ell They are very cheer. Gail at No. /
nov le JOHN ABKAHAhS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

I NTALAGA GRAPkes Nsw 14se9
! fldn -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
~ ''h'i y W
ndigc.i:oW md smpn'ii, Of the Kiood.
JOHN q. MI.AClIAM MD
RrysjpclRs, SrI ofuln, king'. Evbi, letter TIT
md SnlI IkhrMn

From a FOrrardaHR Mrchant # II. ioH's. ieb !, eio
On AYEh:-iour Pts ARE the paragon at all THAI
in medicine They have cure, ltilr daugicr m uccious
her hande and feet that had proved iucurabc for
Her mother had been long g1evpusy afflicted with
hotclrs and lmp,s her s.,a in Ter hair After
'hd cured she also led your Pi aud have
her. ASA MotGHIDGE.