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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL-
road ~ miles from the Pontchatoula Station private
sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
VERY Desirable Farm, ON the Jack son
IA Railroad ~ miles beyond the Pontchatoua Station ly-
the bank Of the Pontchaoua river containing l2O
80 Of which under fence and highly cultivated.
Improvements consist OF comfortable dwelling containing
rooms kitchen, servants house, grain
poultry ETC. Also fine orchard OF the choicest fruits
consisting of peaches apples pears ounces grapes awber
riss, etc.
Also, will be sold with the place. 10 head Of cate 80 hogs
poultry etc.
This presents very favorable opportunity Of procuring de
srabe home small price, and only sold account
parture
For further particulars apply the Office of the Auctionees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

NJ VIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AMI
General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Real Re
tate, Lands, Plantations, Negroes, etc.
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District.
Corner Cont Exchange Alley Second District
Where can be examined at any time list Of valuable i'm
proved property Of very remunerstive investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale at private and public
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes.
MI G. DEFERIET will give his personal attendance to
sale and purchase jazz u
JULIAN NEVILLE 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERS, APP
u paiser and the sale Of Real Estate
Slaves Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales Csrgoes. Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
RPartcpGr attention paid to the purchasing land selling
Of Plantations.
3Brofice, No. II Commercial Place. ja7u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, ON HO YARD AND MELPo-
in the vicint Of the New Orleans and Great
Northern Railroad Depot, for sale without reserve
BY d. BEARD & CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
BY N. VIGNIE.

PERRMPTORY SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITIoN-FIvE I
Lots Of Ground snd Brick Buildings John street,
With Citizens Bank stock-Two Lots Ground Perdi-
do street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

April s, 1859. :
ka-The Directors of this Company have
declared dividend THREE PER CENT. the
Of Banking Department payable sockhold
o and after LIST May next.
BY order. N. o. j. TISDALE,
I'm Traos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

ns- Gents Tickets obtained from either Of the above
Managers also at Secrearys Office Odd Fellows Hail.
and Of Felt stetson No. 81 Camp street. Application for
Ladies' Invitations to be made as above.
~ Invitation Committee will meet at half past O'Clock,
every Wednesday and Saturday evening" at the Secreas
Office Odd Fellows Hall. as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

NOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ that portion Of the parish Of Orleans the right bank
the river Mississippi that am prepared to receive the
all taxable property be found
office Of the Sixth Justice Of the Peace from ,o2P NJ.
HIPPOLITE FORTIER,
Collector of State and Parish Taxes
Parish OF Orleans, this 2lst April, 1859 AL 2O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

OFFICE MERCHANT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
New Orleans, Arrti is, 1859
HS- From the 18th lust, the office OF this
Company will be removed temporarily the building No. ISL
ale lot LOUIS LIZ SASSlER Secrea ry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
SIX LOTS or GROUND WITH THE BUILDINGS THERE
used Tannery, Of Laurel and Seventh ats
BY N. VIGNIE,

used as Tannery, corner Of Laurel and Sc venth ss
BY N. VIGNIE,
Ofce-No Banks Arcade.
TUESDAY, 26th April, at 12 o'clock NJ,
i at Bauks' Arcade, will be Sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND 10 the bounded by LAUREL
Live oak Seventh and Eighth designated Mes
10.
Nos and each 81 feet IL inches ev
enth by deep her with The budngB
consisting Of TwoStory Frame House, having
closets gallery kitchen. Lot No s; Lot No.
there 10 large fwo6ory Frame Building, used
merry.
n and inches Seventh
street, by 10 Feet; with wooden back budir T..
Lots Nos and measure each 81 feet II inches front
Seventh 10 feet deep; together with
Frame House, having SIX cisterns pviss
etc., etc.
81 feet II inches front Seventh street. by 10
deep fronting Laurel The whole according
the plan exhibiting at -.
TEENS CONDiTIO cash; and the balance
credit Of yesrs for secured
said and bearing cent interest annnm from
per until fully paid. The buildings to be in
sured against the risks Of and the policies Of
erred annually holders said payment
Acts Of sale before o. Drouet Esq. notary public AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

ODD FELLOWS HALL GRAND sEcRErARY's OFFICE,
New Orleans. April 10, 1853
k4- i. q. q. #. - Notice to Stock holders In
OPP FELLOWS HALL.An election Tor ten Directors Of Odd
Fellows Hall Association will be held the ONCE Of the Grand
Secretary In Odd Fellows Hail. MONDAY, the "a Of May
Polls open from 10 O'Clock A. NJ to 4 O'Clock r. NJ
a20 tmy2 HENRY BIER, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

nrNotice to Tax-Payers-The Treasurer II
now Prepared for The collection Of all the City Tsxesbs
Ts1.rayers will oblge by coming forward early.
all I'm ADAM GlFFEE, City Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AsD BANGING COMPANY, I
New Orleans, April IL. 1859.
H7-The business OF this Institution Will be
heucefortn transacted at the Banking House.
Camp and Gravier streets.
all II A. H. KEREION Cashier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
Hair Restorative,

WE are pleased 70 be abie to record The satisfaction
htR of pairons after trial ~ article advertised in
We have the satisfaction W knew several our
readers vino have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative and pr
noced II 10 be just what the advertisement H. We
have several personal aequainances who gray
they have Iricd it, AMI their hair il restored original
color and they willingly add their testimony Its efficacy and
viii further information 10 Others desiring This speaks
we Tor the article, and ndvise iii who do Appear
gray headed Woods Hair Westssn Patriot
Sold ny all good Druggists. sept aJ.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
A Card. Removal

ENItll view of having nrger b"us,, and In Il
W central position the undersigned will his
Hardware. Cutlery Guns 49,, To III" STORE HOUSE,
MAIN STREET, iorncrl, knows 1dnceys' directly o,-
Islc tde Farmers and Virginia Banks which being
hl', NJ IN an ccgin expressly for the purpose and
wt hc occupied on the 18th oi OCTOBER 1889 Having
large additions stock the the last month fur
t ran rae hop" 10 present such Inducements and
h'> viii culInl the attrnlon a.l custom the bubble
1r visiting a residing city are cordially invited Ia
examine my orh in the way o Eassh Table and Pocket
TA ,,n Riis and Pistols liousc toois
lt"td Ware, LOCKS If Kind, Wood and Willow Ware
Frt"l GAS Oh Carpets, Oh Shacs Window Cornicc Bands
and Pas Carpenters ani other Mechanics Tools Building
Materials, Axes a' springs tairia, Cloths and lncc.,
"cs l!a- ad >pones, Leather isads Being amt Pack
INK Cal AIS asd ltcr Leather, She Findings English ri-
de Ills, SHRUBS and Filings, Circular aud Chains
Warranted fi'S, Farming cs.s, Beside man,
sn II" articles not cnora!y found Hardware establish.
meats. = ~ SIMPSON
Successor To Simpson N Bro,
"'i l" "s l.l ht,lurg, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

GENTS GOODS.--FALL,l 1859.
IANl. subscriber has received his FALL. AID WIN rl
Il GOODS, consisting of full !;ick Am, C,l,r,
Cloths froui medium 10 the finest best Doc skins pa ami
corded BLACK eassimvs hes. fancy French Cass,s; Ct
ttt and SIX Nestiigs, all the syles OF Hiion.
Dress Coas Business suits and N,sis aud renr,i viii
l5-dins va / pIIr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
s u e 2 g s. tive

nUHiNG the next two weeks Here will probably be in our
II city quite number OF strangers attracted h, IN.
nra FAIR and the meeting Of the Grand Division of the sons
OF Tenp rance very suppose thai some Mt
least among thai number will disposed 10 purchase 6y h
seive or her friends something in the way Watches or
Sewey or si'erware or may be pair OF Gold silver
mat ses canine. 90 better than to call <
teal men, and have hand well selected sck i",
they will soil at figures that low. Cali and see them
I5-dts -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

AN OYSTER SToaY.-Speakins of oysters n cor
respondent of the Taunton Democrat is reminded
ut little incident which occurred few DAYS ago
which is worthy of being printed. notwithst4 aiding
1t Is true. There lived once in New Haven n col
ored brother well known for his piety, and highly
exteemed Tor the excellence OF his oysters. There
was gathering of the saints on some OCCASION
in that city. which brought together al unusual
concourse The good man reflected that the honest
penny which he usually turned might he changed
into two-penoe. If the brethren could he made to
understand that nor only were hi, shell.fsh good
but that the hands that opened them, though Il.
pablican's were not sinners He hit upou this
ssxpedient which was certainly original, and
! nave no doubt. ebectual' at his d""r e put
up this sigu-"Uysters, Tried, siewed, and in
the shell. Friends Of the Eedecmer are requested
to CALL"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

-.
"a . !. y.
'ne causes .s'en aAss ~ !. ". '.'ss'nA'y :.
sh.eh aAs =. 80. - !. -,
'ne'l H.ss '.'s.s'. 49, - -
posszs ], wy = ssss sse-se ~ = =,
snort ana neoessat1y ID !. - - -. -
man wne ~ 80 81 ). ~ "a ~ Sa43E
OF wofa W s,o pr ~. 80 P''"''' s"'
ne 'aa'e Aaa sa'or = a. ss...s,
6snAssLssAs hma = - - y VIZ. Ihs piae
cfnA birth hi1sa' - e11l 9 Slusge "a me dis
tsistd ArAk16. - ~ ncsys wesesn part Q
hshsstats tsssahsy aylsg-sa ~ OssPias. .
thS pAtsste of <cntssLsshias 70 knowa nor y
this lack OF INFORMATION greatly p b rssrsfsed
consideFing that they ftsed IN state Of society
where tsss 80 listas inoqaality o. s'ssses or d.
verslty ri 6k1nsl sond6an,
IhthS dae esafst Of 0Insssian edssstioa ScsA-
N.Y.. Gould not have bean Har years. old whsa he
exshsagsd ne smsssueat o. building houscs Of
mud and psbbls-stoues for that Of backing hetsss.
conpie or yaers lster Lie atalik might even have
presented him with stssd for ihe practice Of those
arts of horsemanship whsssin the circAs6ans az
eel Tie nost expert riders ID she world. The
Koissa mnst also have suhmitisd % the triumph
of hi arms vhsn thar bong ras still 10 the girls
To, - Daring the warm season Of the year have
suaSeei 18th at morning end evening, lie torrent
to n bsvasted By The dArisk yoass swimmer. TO
wrestle, the boy, without doubt, began almost ~
soon q b. wss able 10 stsud alone; and to dance
was harmed without = master, whether according
to the figures prac,issd in the ring Of pleasure OF
the lore acsive steps taken IN the pant,ninic
6ght Shooting with the bow, the gun, and the
pistol b An srseise fur Cinesssian boys at age
when thossof essstriss moro eivilised ere spelling
syllable BY syllable, The lsssous Of the primer and
the chssecism. Ths Art Of theving adroitIy is nj.
SO rsckoasd an seccnpiishmcnt BY these noun
tainesrs. - formerly By shs 6rartsns when the de-
spoiled u m snsueys o. at least the member Of an.
other tsibs. And " in their nonncil rings there
is - ofasa IN eppostnaity for this display Of elo
quencs ~ ever there was bsfars the wells Of an
ciept Troy, . The yeesh ~ Taught both by obser-
walton and BY direct lessons ths nr Of persuasion
In early childhood ScHAnyt 10 said to have en-
joyed = somewhat less rugged haslsh than his
mates snd had the dsvSlopmsnt VI his mind been
forced by the training 10 which tho children Of
civilization are generally subjected, being com
pellsd 10 sit by the hoar upon bench aud breathe
The unwholssome air Of an oycr.heaied school.
room, very likely af>sr having passed, during n
brief season. for youthful prodigy in the eyes Of
an admirng. but ooasidsrals circle Ut frie.ds. he
would have closed his cary career aud been Ia.
rnented genius for this world tao brilliant and
too good. But in this comparative state OF Larba-
rsui the boys mind having been allowed mora
slowly and naturally 70 untold ITSELF and his body
meanwhile being strengthened by life in the
open air Of the mountains, and by such athletic
sports as well supplied the place Of The games of
the ancient Greeks and Romans. this fine sni,it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

70 Baher's Premium Bitters.


'@'a Baker's Premium Bitters.
We aepe the tkixsas gtalealiy viii be ever mindful
IES ofts alilaapIrante Family Mcjcine-one tint i.
nvuabfc In all rases MID IN all that per
formed remarkable than any other discovered
that w taken By all eopdilioRs and perc,
and one Thy. stands ths cure Of pyspelna
Age and Fever and Eeryons Headace Bakers celebacd
paEmUa GirrEas hsa Hanghc nred tp Richmond Va
others for lieir great yrus 9sy ny eenposed cnre,
vegetable sd5sa;s, and therefore rnrsiy Tree from nil mine
raj poons When all other remedies have failed single b
tie has hc, known the worst Of D,spepsia certified
by the hate ko NyTspis and fcver aies,ed by Wn
H. Gregory Of lunrso and othersand chncs aud d,anAz
hulrcs Of eur eitixens assert who used with grsa s
iuriag the prev alenee al fho Cholera in E,mVnd and
which Immediately tcek~d and uprcoted ali the synlomsd
that horrd disease by e Of Rakers premium BIrrEGs
Indeed doubt Fr hns bcca iscov cred tonic
powerful and yet sootng nature those Filters which
constantly administered 10 children with tho happ,s result,
This Proprietor OF these pis sanxpas to have them
throughout the country, AMI for this will put Them TO
country merchants and others Ny hs Wholesale, prices
f to please An art invited 10 try the and
10 Judge Tor thcufseyes OF thelf n.ertA
TO nc had Of oil Drpan,s in Lsnehburs ani elsewhere
Virginia. For orders address Z. BAKER, Proprietor
iuiy 2G-iScs Richmond VA
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j. VI AI'TI1IAS e Co,
NO. 81 Saain .trect. Eynchburg. Va

Esta BEG call the public TO their
y gk-argc All Elegant stock of FALL. WINTER GOODS,
W. which VIII eupen for pcc0n, MONDAY next sep
% consisting in part Of large lo Of Velvet Eca
and Cloth Noaas ana handsome Fall Wrappings also
sr,t: Nac! 1l handsome loancs Miss Hats, Chiiircu's
Hats aGd CAPS iibbous Flow Feathers, Eoches, Head
Dresses pr,,s aud M"Lair Caps Nett Gaps aud Golfers Lice
Goods atk Front aud Side Hair Braris and Cues Orn
nens Fancy Hair Pins Combs, Brushes Soaps, Perfumcry
and Hoop krls, with elegant o of FUItS, 81 up
341 sill VIII. man! articles numerous mention W.
IT,. aSsurv .i all In Of gup- will find II their
I 10 call prepared sell reasonable
Prices.
or,f> from the country will receive particular attention.
80 REPAIRING done M usual in good style.
SGD 23-ds j. VI. L co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

He asserted thai Ne Esst great laN q MahomeI
=. tbs Law Of irosae.n. and the secsnd wsa sAal
: Moslen shsll b seldist Of Allah. and an enc.
Izyin ems = slll1Hasls = frss Aiseareer ".
sssssssl, nj ct Hinsi !. snded pnriss hi.
6krassss sksshsin sftsr auotbcr deserted him.
la oely & fAithfsi fsv wssc ieft With him.
Among thsss were Sohamyk Ensconced behind
the walls Of Hinri. they awaited their fate. The
IRsssian sstillsry ssea made sad havoc with the
walls, but those behind him met their fa.es gaily
singing versss from the Koran. Khasi- Moliah
was killed, and Schawyl, pierced by two balls was
left AZ dead, His temperance among his tribe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

nElg- To THR VoTERs OF TUE COUNTY OF CA4r
BILL Asp raE CRY oy -: mysef
ddae i,r the Clerksp Of the County Court Of Campbe
sept 14-ddafe saasI Tia. L. sARkIkfTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

Guar LIyISe IL PAR,s- "A correspondent 81
tho .Nsa York Herald writes from Paris rs fol-
lows:
IEsve i The rrsalt of one dag exfenses: sReqaa
% souu break fas;5; lunch :: dnser 0.-mak@g
total cf IS sus. br little less a fsdsFal carrtn-
ey than tha, naauher II cent. Bnt ussy pess6ns
live here atA nsssA less rate thaas thnt. y do Not
Of conr-r. refer u tho laa"rins p<nple--nen and
wome,, who live an half OF it-but % clerks. stu-
dent-, artists, men about town. and the like 1t
il nos considered here to be economical. and l
have .dtea resu very gentlerpanty men coming
out If bakers shop in the morning with small
roll u thsir bapIs which cpst sou. and which
they ais d. they brsscd along the street. very
dising ashed i,r.iessr the c.lisge at S.rbenae
was pointed out 10 me a few lays since. engaged
in this economical ibinati.a Of loeon'tion aud
maaticativn. 81 - - 80 = Et&sh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

gGgAWe are authorized to announce X. II. MAN
SON. Es candidate for the clekship OF the County tur
Of Campbell county sept lodtdofe
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ter. who gives !. circulation 5000 strOas. Ssa
bag antnKI 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

Dk.y- w are authorised to ,annoancs " ARNER
PJoSES l esndldats for HE oefkshp Of tho ceaa-
Court Of GamIbcll county,. st sept 14-dAetdofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

AM AGENT FOR the follow ing paserf line ofra-
road Ipcburg Chattanooga md other places, al of
them having large circulation anong the people VI South
western Virginia md Eas Tennessee. ~ "a = IL ~.
NEW ETA, Floyd q H., Va yIaGtSIA Echo, Halifax G "
Wmo, ] - VA, TKSs Nsws, Bristol, Va
wsEs Knoxville, Tenn rpeAroH Jone.boro Tenn.
srSrIxrl Rogcrsvle Tenn brxocnAr, Gr,enesiie Tenn
IsTKiLa ,Morrstovnr AnvErpsra, Chattanooga,
tI.xi..,., - PnEr, Athens,
sAzrr1f R Vsssss.s Abingdon Va
Dgxo.Rar, "''', w. i EGsTER, Saiep, VA ,ss f. 81
yisirog Marion, va. STAR HsRAip, chrstansb'g.
Wmo, Finc"slc Va rsLsan1rn vs,, y
Democrat, Union, Va s.. 4 iIMEs !; i' 49,
E sST p.nv aSs1sAsi eSss
Alexandria, Va kEPuBtAoAE, W HaiestsT Va.
Persris wishing ADVERTISED In any Of e above papers will
find EREsT cal the Office Of the Lync-
burg Nirgan Where oontrAcis VIII be made, suf
advertisements foRwARDKp wTnuG DELAY, 80 t.t, ~,
gE will also receive unL advertising TO any paper
in the United StattA R A. WADDlIL..
sept Isis. Foreman Virginian Ofhcc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

BrrrER GsirY-The trial Of Rev. Mr. Sheets in
the South eastern Indiana Conference. was con-
cluded on Thursday Of last week, and on Friday
he was expelled from the ministry by sixteen ms
jority. Mr. Sheets was present when the YER
dict was announced, and Immediately went ints
commissions, and was unconsciou. for three hours
after. The shock wa, so severe that he came near
DIVING during the night, and has not yet recovered
from, ts effects He In new lying Ill At hs hoard
lug house in Mnisou. His offence was basardy. Of
which he had been convicted in the Circuit Court
mt Madison. sst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

ENDING THE SLAVERY AIirATnN.- They have
n singular way of showing that they regard the
slavery citation as Mt an end" What but slave
ry agitation" furnishes tho staples of all tho
speeches of democratic speakers--the editorials Of
democratic newspapers the hara gues of
democratic cross roads leaders? Why they have
nothing else to stir up the country. Without that
the party would run to setl none moon. The lead
ers are working it up into tho form thcyt hink
best suited to narm the icars fthc Southern peo-
plc and make them unit in The next Presidential
election No baker ever kneaded dough with half
the persistent zeal they are displaying in getting
slavery agitation" in suoh a shape AS to give
them another rise - Nashrdic Luion.
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To DySpeptiCS

AND all who sufor ioftures which this disease
~ nlicis IN one form or an1her OF It's man, phases,
cure ourselves permanently AMI speedily s us te 0xYvES
Brrss.
The ueeAly Norsaetie of Sept. Is, says:
Dyspepsia Is of Inc prevailing diseases Of our county,
This is owing both china aud the habit
s t % ss' .s% 81 ss ss. se n G
it has bone chronic disappears rapidly b. The The
ygcnatc' Btcrs which hive been found 10 prove nar
remedy ..y.,ss.
From the Publisher of widely circulated Magazine.
Ms,rgs. $. W. FowLE COL have taken ilroc bottles
The oNysenalel ers and have derived great benefit from
erl Years. and found nothing that afforded nny relief until
arc S Win ibis aa a" ' Complaint IL n WHO
JAMES ROBINSON, u the Su.ie.Hnmi scaooiuats
From Gen. A. G. pop4s oar Minister 70 slaia ,,.
pa GEo. b. GREES,De SIR hc oxysnSArEp Bir1rR
salunr! effect IN my case was troubled with Dyspepsia ht
four years during which time tried many remedies
good health AMI Lope and believe that all who
the oxSoESArEp BIrrEHs will lind them seryccable
With high respect your BIT servant,
Prepared by s. W. FowLE l. Co. BosgoS, aai f1 salc by
William sr,,i,sr %, and Joha IL seay, Lynchoarg;
lne,ci' lnfouxnout the ely ami county SEPT ats
Grover 81 Bakers.
~ Fy- cfIEnnAren FANNY SEEMING IMAcusns A. Br,a
60 way, New York, and Isl Baltimore street i,aitnaor
This machine from sroos ~ purchased iro, tic
store occurring no indias of theaL IL vi, fe,, ah
operation. Without recourse t. ;l,e haiti Icdlr as
qted 10y o'her machines. It viii do c.cAper
Ing Iah scuilstrrss cat il she M centas
h0Hr.
se"d for circular J.r.nAvis eco
ma! 3-'i's .,-.iiis. iyno,burg
Northern Assurance Con. }Aly.
" ~ MprItc street, London, Tor Ia i,rt y
WSS SukANCis nj Home ana Anr,ri F.>tItsIrl IN 1917
ana Incorporated by special Act OF Parliament.
ihr i"eics nj ans company not al, =. ....i.er b
large Capital, but ais, By the iniii.i n,u ,in
vi ncary 1000 Sharchplora
"a. Ai.Ct t.',t.-...
itInr S-,llv o,,I =, 40. .,,,-, w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

Domestic TRAGEDY. Last week divorce suit
was tried at Houlton. says the Bangor Me- Zines.
in Which Mrs Colbroth, daughter Of Levi Berry.
Esq, ef Smyrna. was libelan,, who songh. sep
GRAFTON from her husband the ground Of his
drunkenness and crnelty. The libeiee alleged in
defence. improper c"ndnct on the part Of bis
wife. but without sustaining the same. Mrs.
Berry, although tho verdict was in favor Of her
daughter was so deeply wrought upon by this trial
and tho circumstances Of the ease. is supposed,
that she committed suicide by drowning herself
in brook near her house.
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eay- We are authorised to anpouace WIN.
CLEMENT as candidate for the Gerkship Of the Coun
Court OF Campbell. sept zzdtde
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