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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

ANEW YEAR's CALI ON TnE PREsrbEEr-
A correspondent Of the Boston Advertiser,
thus, describes his New Years visii to Mr..
Buohanan: af feu
y "While / was out on the avnue yestsr-
day, engaged in the routine OF psrcipitate
calls essential to the anniversary, some evil
fate prompted one Of the party to propose
that we should pay our repects at the
White House, where Mr.. Buchanan was
advertised in the Dailys as being on exhi.
bition frnm ls till 2o'clock pteciely.
"Taking ourplace ID the ranks Of the uu-
shaken, we were usheted through the largo
antechamber Gordon Of at least fifty po-
liCgmAn in uniform, 10 room where we
pussed 10 similar review a dozen deputy
marshols Of the district In the nextehani
Der stood the President In active gymnas
tic exercise, flsuked by two stout Irish con
stables to preserve orde in case OF a jam OF
la fight Alta short distance beyond was
stationed Mas Lane, attended by Marshal
Selden, whose duty seemed to Le to repeat
iacessandy.!Pay yourrespeets to this lady,
i Pay your res ects TO this LADY,, which
duty had been sofaithiully performed that
be found difficulty in articulation. such
as is often experienced by nursery maidi
ia rehursing the exploits OF Peter Piper -
Having enjoyed my shake, and had my
pocket picked simultaneously, a crime
from which ] excuIps,o tie President, both
Ibis hands being busy at the time, we
were showed along anothercord Of police
into The East Room, out ofwhich we we're
usheroi into hall, and then expelled from
the building through window, over Q
platform of boarns, lined with ptlicemer
on ech side. All this was accomplished Il
the tune olthe Star Spsngled Banner, play
ed by a fsble band in an Invisible cham
| ber."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

EF The Devout Parson Brownlow de.
sires his subscribers 10 pay up--offering
even TO take East Tennessee bills, worth
twenty cents on a dollar:
Persons wanting to square up with us can
now do so. II, however, they wish 10 get
off at a cheaper rate they can withhold even
these bills. and we promise during the com
Ing year to receipt them in full through
the paper, forever, and file our claim
against them in the High C6ancsry of
Hsaren. and let them settle with their God
lin the world to comsl "aa
'pA And 10 leave all without excuse; we fur.
ther agree to take Shanghai chickens. hoop
skirts, boot-jacks, broom corn, baby Jump
ers, fishing tackle. patent medicines. suck.
ing pigs, frozen cabbage, old clothes, Colts
fevolfers. second hand tooth brushes, GIN
ger cakes, parehed corn. circus tickets, or
any other arlfcls found in retail store.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

EE"Im losing ilesh," as the butcher
said when he saw a man robbing his cart.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20

RAISING ArPLEs.-Nothiug pays better
for care and attention than the apple. A
single acre in this fruit. kept in good heart
by manuring and cultivation, will yield
more profit than ten acres neglected in the
ordinary way. The only .seoretin having
apples abundant every year, is in keeping
the trees clean and in feeding them. Ire.
Gently read an account ofsan apple tree
standing near house in rioh loan. 1t
was kept in grass and bore large crop Of
early apples in alternate years, yielding
nothing in the interval. BY way Of expe-
rihenling, the green swart was broken up
and the whole yard mspursd and planted
as garden. To the great disappoint-
ment Of all the skeptics in the region, the
old tree changed its habits, and bore very
fnll crops two years in succession. The
yard was seeded aud it itrelapsed. but con
linued 10 bear id the years which would
have been barren In the old order. Iveri
[ly believe that more than half the fault o
uuiruitful seasons lies with ourselves
though we are aooostpmed TO lay il OF
the poor trees aud the seasons. E. S
Lamoille, Bureau County H.. October 8
1883 = Northwestern Prairie Farmer,
October g L.. 30. attr. ,.li
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
tits a common observation that thsTo ~

tits common observation that thero nro,
more sufferers from debility, among AmeTcaas, than
can be found among any other civilized nation. The
reason Is obvious. We take tco little exercise aad
forget the wants Of the body in the absorbing pursuts
9IDusness all such cases, ordinary medicines can
90 lule good. WHAT'S required is just such atomic
and invgorator Dr. j. Hostetter has given 10 the
werld, In his CELEBRATED "BTTTERS.', Tho weak
and nervous denizen OF the counting house, the or
hansed ciier upon the shopboard, and the prostFat
ed student OF the midnight lamp, have found wonder
lnl 10 BlTTEGs, and prefer itto
should not be forgotten that the agent which is % a
gieai It's influence upon frame which IL merely de-
bitaedi equally powerful in assisting % oa-
pei The most tcrrible forms OF dseases Who will noa
give triaf Sold by druggists and dealers every
where. IL T'See advertisement In another column.
January 90, lS50-1m36 49, la-s "a d.
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CHANGE OF TIME,
wilminston & xancsviIIe
RAIL ROAD.

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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHISGToE. Saturday, Jan. l5.-The
Senate Is not in session lc day, having Ad-
burned over I'LL Morday.
{ HotsH.-On motion OF Mr.. Howard oI
Michigan. il was resolved that the Naval
Committee repert what Legislation is nee
lssary 10 reduce the expenses OF The navy
hud whether any of the yards and decks
san be abandoned. (
The House then went into the Commit
Zee on the bill to codily the revenue laws.
Mr.. Cunlins. while rot approving all
5he details Of The bill would give il mis- sup
port on bf0ad. d.nuaiOaai gFoanjss it beise
Important not only 70 the navigating, but
NJ the transporting interests Of the ecun'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
LATESTEEWs sYTgLEGRAPH.
LATER FROM Tuncp1.
ARRIVAL OF rIIE STEAMER ASIA.


NEw YoRk. Aug. Is. The steamer si.ia arriy.
ed here to-day with Liverpool dates to tho 7sh.
Tho Peace Conference was 10 meet 1t Zurich ON
the 9Th. Count Callorero, the Austrian represen.
tatave, M Dssanibrois, the Sardiniyn representa-
tive, and NJ. Degrouguerey. the Etench rcpresen-
ta.,se, were en- rause for the meeting
The British Parliament passed all estimates, and
was to have adjourned on the 18th. f.s ss'.s-z
The Bii creating naval reserve Of $4,000 men,
which Will be to the navy what the militia l. to
the army, was progressing In Parliament.
The steamer Great Eastern was u be delivered
up by the contractors in complete order by the
18th Of August =
:. Tho Bank Of Franco had reduced tho rate Of
discount from to 81 per cent. e
disarmament Of the navy was progressing.
Tie remainder of the late lean, Of hundred
and nifty millions francs. is to BIO devoted to inter-
nal hDpro, ements.
Paris Bourse firm, aud higher rates closing at
l9f., 25 oentimcs.
1t was reported that IN unsuccessful attempt
was made to assassinate the person of General
Garibaldi.
1t is said that France was intriguing to restore
the Grand Dukes of Parma aud Modena.
Tho Government Of Naples has issued decree
admitting brcadstaffs free Of duty.
1t is reported that Baron Bach rendered his re-
sgnaton rs Minister Of Interior. but the Empe-
ror refused to accept it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
LYNcHRURG COLLEGE,

.--...l. e LYytUB(RG, VIRGINIA..
FENE fourth session Of Institution viii commence
Il ON the 9th September.
The location Of the healtest and ssbe
entire South and the study both Alas deal
uic, equal 10 that Of any vi tie american colee
The Military Department shall be efcie maintained
der ie of Mr. j. L. Bankens. gradv Of the Nir-
gna Military Insila aud more recently ected with the
United States Coast Survey
FACULTY.
Rev W. W. WALKER, C0rsaas N tie Fdc qy, Professor
u Mental and Moral Science and Of History
Lrcr nGus O. MATHEWS A. NJ Professor Of ATTN and Bellies
Lcttres.
r. IL CABKlI, A L. Professor of the Greek Language
Literature
BLAsKESsnr, Professor Of MabcmatiC and Instructor
Of TaeIcs
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ Professor Of Const utionnl
d. a. LASsnoINR NJ D. Professor II Anat aud Fly siol-
ology.
sAM'I NJ GooasoS, Principal Of the Ora School.
EXPENSES.
Board " week. washing u - per fuel AMI lights
$40 TERM Tuition, $50 la the Gamma choo, and $50
the Cnleginte Department fur hay session.
~ Catalogues containing further inf non be OBJ
sined by addressing the Chairman Of the Fla ,uly.
13-d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
Later from Intiin.

The Calcutta mail ~ July 9th was received
aud dispatches say that the European troops are
accepting thoir discharge in large numbers. Tho
mutineers Mt Burharnpore had all returned to duty
except forty, who were TO have been court.mar-
tailed
In the House of Lords on tho 5,h, Lord Nor
mandy gave notice of his intention to put the
question as TO the terms Of peace which were under
discussion prior to the peace of Nillafranca. Earl
Granville announced that the government intend
el to adhere to the principles upon which tho sys-
tenn of National education in Ireland had been
conducted. There had been n Threatened strife
among the builders in London, which was daily
becoming serious. IL was feared that on
the dry the Asia sailci there would DO 10000 o.
eratives thrown out Of employment. A great
meeting Of workmen was held in Hyde Park. and
determination evinced TO abide by the nine hour
movement. The employers likewise held meet
ings and resolved to resist these demands.
COMMERCIAL.
The Paris Bourse was generally firm and ami
mated On the 9th considerable buoyancy, and
market closed ut an advance If J. Cotton sales
for the week weIe 10000 bales, to Spectators
$500; to exporters 1000 holders offered freely.
A few forced sales made at slightly reduced
prices. Market closed steady. Orleans fair st
Middlings 3.l6; Upands fair "a; Middling 6
Is lG. Stock in port 657,0O bales. including
$4,000 American. Flonr was very dull, but
steady and unchanged. Wheat very dull. with n
decline of Sd on Holland Corn very dull, prices
easier but unchanged. Beef heavy holders were
pressing the market. Pork very dull and nominal
Bacon dull but steady. Lard in better demand.
Sugar dull Coffee quiet. In L,ndon: Barring re-
ports iron rails steady at Gs 3d. Bar iron 6s(d6s Sd
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
El32,O00. Money slightly more stringent, but
active. American State securities are in g'md de-
mand. Consols 95i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
Markets..

New YoRK, )noon) August ls.-Stocks mac
tive, sales slightly higher. Virginia 6's unchang-
ed. Southern -four declined cts Wheat mae
tive. new Southern red 81 %, do. White 81 IS.
Corn heavy, choice Yellow 81 cts. Pork unchang-
ed. Lard unchanged. Whisky &c cts.
BALTIMORE, Aug. lS.-Flour dull. SIS ~ asked
for Howard Sweet, but no sales. Wheat bouy"nt:
sales of $4,000 bushels of White at from 81 Is to
| 80; Red 81 10 to Is. Corn bouyaut: sales
of 1900 bushels, closing from to cents high
er-White IS to 49, Yellow 70 to 76. Provisions
steady. Whisky firm at 27t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
EMORY AND HENRY COLL &c II.
Washington County, Virginia.

TJNHE Fall Session Of this Institution will the
Il 18th AUGUST {insantl and continue FL wee Ks. The
Spring Session begins the dy after the close o the F 81 ssion
aud continues also q weeks The charges for the enti oe
AZ weeks will be $780, OF which SIS min I'd to
be paid in advsnce and the other 80 at the end Of the fin five
This includes charges for TUITION Bo
FUEL We ask Of those seeking lace
for the education Of their and wards to note July the
advantages which offering Our location, grad OF
sch0arsp ability and experience Of the Faculty. excel lent
discipline thorough OF instruction and high ranl of our
graduates already secured the largest paironag
College in the State For catalogue for any pat uar in
formation, address L. K WILEY, Prst,
aug Selm Emory +. 0 :, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
Later from Austria.

A ministerial crisis in Austria is said to lie pre-
vnlent, owing to the conflict Of opinions on the
question of return.
A denial is given to the statement announced in
lie No1d, relative to the pretended interview be-
tween the Emperor Of Austria and tho King Of
Sardinia at Villafranca.
The Vienna Gazette contains ordinances reyok
ing restrictions which were imposed on CONNER
cial navigation during the war;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

IMPROVEMENT IN LrNcnBuRG.-Quite a numher
Of new buildings are going mp in different quarters
OF the city, and vacant houses are rarely to be
found. In these respects our city has changed
greatly within the past two years. Business ap
pears to he brisk, and we observe many strangers
IN the city,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines.
usT received at Engsdoves Fancy Store kylcs
~ No. 81 Main Street, Lypchburg,
Wheeer Wilson's Inimita6ie Sewing Machines at tso
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Mschlnes ut e75.
Wheeler Wilson's sewing Machines ut ISL 10,
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Mach!usS at tp2 90.
Wheeler Wilson's sewing Machines at tia0
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machlnes 81 8l2o
Tho usefulness and elegance Of hcse Machines well
established 10 say that point Over hundred anil
twenty people Of this city win testify y their utility M Yam
eey Of ksfmond ssys "That no lady here VIII
SHE has Sewing Machine, uness II Ia wheeler wsonA"
And ndsed 4 u. % eyer, where They arc .ry ncom
For Gods sake avoid cheap Machnss-fnsy wos'r This
cheap dea In Tho purchase Of articles OF any character
produced about much poverty that hereditary misfortune
Come and buy, and We will send sAiful operator along
learn you 10 seW nt once
uly l4-dts - ALFRED 8. ENl3LEDOYE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

Axernka RAnzs an AecDGSza AHAH AkrxAS-
DRiA.-An accident occurred yesterday at Rector
t'wn, on the As7aases Gan FsilrAd. 70 cne Of the
swissh had bs.G IL spss sd Il sblisSq the
engine lets TIE tzaok. nsd 1aAWs9 zg.r qsrset
and was followed By ,pns IeiEa sar faded with
aoar. Thssngins was eoasidera ~ injured. and
the traek ives ". BACKED NJ tha. the passenger
trains from the. twp snfse q the road exchanged
at Rectortown, aud f6ttraed each to the point Of
We &. hapoy i AZ ssss.no person ~as scri
ously injured. tie ssfjnser spraincd his ANGLE by
leaping ,frep ,.hes engine. and one Of the brakes
mea had his bead cut. ~ -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

THE market yesterday morning was better cup
piled with vegetables. of every kind. than usual
Prices are we'll maintained however, and The huck
stcrs ought to be making money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

IMPROVEMENT or JEFFERSON SrREEr.-4t is a
subject of ccnrratulation that tbia Street is I'M
desg"ing thofpugh repair. A substantial stone
wall ~ being erected either side Of the street.
with a calvert 70 carry Ui the water. The street
will also be raised and graded. that the difficult
~ hsFetoforat experienced in getting goods, pro
duce, coal and wood hauled from that locality du-
ring the muddy season, vii. no longer exist: Mr..
James Searry b the contractor fur the work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

THE DRoUour.-The drought stiA continues.
and We are suffering greatly for rain. If the
Swinging showers" are much longer delayed.
thecorn crop and late vegetables in this neighbor-
lnrod will be cut short. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
DIED,

Ia Richmond, on the 18th inst, at Il O'Clock,
HENsf GELwArSR. in the 10th year of his age
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

WE are requested to call attention to the adver-
tscment Of Mr.. E. Camps, inserted in this morn
1ngs paper. '.s -.
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600 REWARD.

900 REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber night the Tih Of
HI August Sunday YELLOW ROY, (almos whitc) Who
answers 10 the of CHARLES chilled by Charles Davis
having formerly belonged la Richard Dnyis Of Bedford county
lie also The following description About feet
cles has light curly hair rge wnlo mouth which keeps
closely shut and sunken bridge, which
upwards at the point lie has coarse harsh voice,
conversation Ia of rather familiar style When len he
were blue navy with coser-hs other dress
remembered.
lie may be found lurking about the plantation Of Richard
Davis above mentioned, about 70 m,s from lynchbura,
nay be making his for free State. reward 400
offered II found without c limits Of the State, $50 taken
within the limits and lodged In in, whcrc get him
JNU. q. !. GOGGIN,
aug 9-dis Lynciburg Yd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTI'
STA INTO "


NAhoS I'VE 6BoVM 'uVVh hVh VuMS AuUICos
TIME session Of ihs School will commence the list
Il MONDAY In OCTOBER, at her residence in Bedford
county, miies from Lynchburg The number Of pupils
limited 10 H. Terms heretofore
Address Hocombe's Rock, Bedford Co., Va [aug 6coc
Circuit Court continued by adjournment and held for
"A the county OF Amherst at the Court House, the ID day
Of September 1853:
Elizabeth CoHey, William Ogden Edward Still and Margaret
his wife who Margaret Ogden Charles CoGey and Sarah
Jane his wife, who Sarah Jane Ogden, Frederick Ceey
and Cahane his wife, who Catherine Ogden Zachariah
Ogden, and Elizabeth Ogden Plaintfs,
-1.
Addison Taliafeo, Lavnia Pauus, Arabella Henry and
Mary Frances Coney, Defendants
the Court take state and settle the fund
arising from the sale Of the land and slaves In the proceedings
mentioned Distributing the amongst the parties entitled
according 70 their respective rights And the Court doth fur
Their order that the Commissioners do take and
the Court Of al debs properly chageable upon
trust fund, and 10 that end he shall convene sach creditors BY
notics for four weeks In newapes pubed In the city
Of Lynchbug warning them apesr beoe him with proof
" '''' ''''-''~ 70. a PENDLETos, Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

them having large circulation among people South
western Virginia aud East Tcnaes<ce.
New ETA, Floyd H., VA VIRGINIA Reno, Halifax q. II.
Muie, Va &rENS. NEWS, Bristol, w
Rxe,sTss "e' ''"' ln,os A''N Joncsboro, Tenn.
SESTISKi Rogersvies Tenn DEMOCRAT, Grceneye Tenn.
iSTELLIGESckR Morrsown- ADV ERrisEa, ChAttano va,
S Sraa, Lexington, Va pp1 nsoa A,srn.
s nsSoss., Liberty, Va s s,szrs sn,sm WV. w.
VISITOR Marion, Va STAR II IsRA I'D Christia,s,g
DEMOCRAT, rinc.sIe Va PArnior, Grayson G. H., Va
WmG, (r"Nss"S - TgLEoRA pu -. -, :.
DExocHAr, Union, Va TINES "she'"e' "a
REsIsrxH tn.nyu,. " ADVOCATE, TaxewcllC. L., Va.
kEPrBLicAN, ss - SOUTH WEsT, Giles {. L., Va.
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va REPunLicAH Winches VA.
lersw wishing 10 advertise IN ofthe above pr YIN
mud u tn THEIR isTrEnsf 10 cn at the Office Oft
burg Airgnaf Where ondc and
adv crtisclnents FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
VIII also rccetye and forward advertising Ia paper
IN The United StateA A. v A)DIfI.
sept Is-tA Foreman VII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

h9 eE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Anasss O. H., July nd, 1sse5
Pursaant Soresoine order Shall the sad day Of
next at oce pFoceed 10 take Of all
debts properly the truss nd therein mention
which time and place all creditors warned TO appear
and make proof of their demands.
jnly 25-cw4w sAML II. HENRY, Commissioners.
on CASES STICK LICoIIcE consignment sale
w M iaprl 12dtsl SMITH ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

A nrRL ON ras TApIs-Parties left this city
Yesterday morning. the N"rtbcrn train. with
Inc nentnp. it is believed. of settling an affair
"I h"nor." The result of.ther trip, if sach ives
I've "hiert. will be speedily made known Rich
mond Nescs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

The wTArHsa yesterday was decidedly pleasant
more like n day Of ..Indian summer" than of
the hatsest month 10 the year. The sanshine was
none oi hat. nor Was the shade any too cool. but
agenial temperature prevailed throughout the day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
A GA I2T'
GEO. d. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION ME CHANT

Opposite the V1r0inio Bank, LYNCHBL re, IA.
in receipt of very large and well selected soc of GRocE
lRrEs GOODS SHOES,
consisting la part OF
Loaf Crushed, Pulvezed Coffee New Ories u.s. and Cuba
sugar;
Mocha Old java Iaguira Rio and Parehed Jayt &c fee
Extra and double extra Syrup Caba and New Oh leans Mo-
lasses;
Large No Maekerel and Cut Herring Family Bacon
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Iron Axles and Ca Wagon
Boxes;
Bellows, Anvi Vices Screw Plates Horse and Flcs
Inseed and Lamp OIL White Lead Zirc and othe hints;
French and American Window Glass and putty;
French and Philadelphia Calf Skins Harness and ole Leather
5000 bales Cotton, AT factory prices by the quantity
$50 yards Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen, best gu atty;
Corn Candies Nails Horse Shoes, DC. &e.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash cha gcd fer
country produce. Examine stock before you buy. will
pay the highest cash price for Corn. Wool Wool o Flax
seed and all other country produce viii sell ny pro-
duce consigned for the best market price,
prompt returns and solicit patronage. m, y: lds
Fine Watches.
XNE have hand nne stock OF Gold and Slse, ,ces,
w Of excellent quality, which will be pleased
Also. large lot of Gold CAdias
aug 2-dts j. WILLIAMS SON, SO Maii ST. vet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

FATAL AcciDExr.-A fatal accident occurred at
the depot Of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
Wednesday, night A free negro man named
James Taylor, employed as brakesman on the
passenger train, fell from the platform of the
depot across the track. after the arrival of the
night train, and rs tine cars were backing out of
the depot, passed over his legs, mangling him in
a shocking manner. Tie fingered till O'clock
yesterday morning, when he died.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

The drought il culpeper Is serious indeed
The "Republicsns says: We hear of one Of our
farmers Who bas eat down bis oorn and is faow.
ing for whests sGe gsa3g .ts sHeet.+=
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19
I. Z s SON 8
MUSIC LESSONS
ELI ID O no CAM rs.
ADDRESS THROUGH POST OFFICE.
tuly o.ltsapt1

MINER LOTHING
REDUCED PRICES.
TENlE subscribers derous closing their
l. SUMMER CLOTHING before the arrival their Fhi
Stock, Offer their desirable styles Of scasonabie Ciohng
Reduced Prices
several lots of FASHIONABLE MARsEIIIFs COATS
With which osesocked will he sold a Prime Cost
4 small lot each, of CASHMERE, MARsEILIES LINEN
and WHITE DUCK COATS, slightly Of STYLE nj lcss than
cost of material nnd making
BURROUGHS, sHAFER CO,
july lists IOI Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-19

TuNE undersigned having purchased ef Dr. o Payne
l. entire interest the Drug Rusne heretofore
ed under the style of j. H. Thompson Co., begs lrave
der his sincere thanks IN the friends of the late
liberal patronage prompt attention and
careful supervision Of the business may
Of their custom 10 the successor. e. -.s
July p0sh 1850. II. THOMPSON.
In retiring from the firm OF j. IT, Thompson 3 Co.. take
pleasure In commanding TO the favorable consideration OF my
friends DR. j. H. Thompson, my Successor Ia the busincss
aug Its 10. 3. PAYNE