davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ARRIVED. ..1ut~- :.
smT Traveller. E*trrty. Ms.Lts ls Ibis bedr III bus
Ius tI@'atu.s II bx+ i..
Ts,r xcrtf EHy. hAn:crl,r, Ecinx wool = rkSz
sad.r. 4! I'll a:s,es 1ai hss a,h.
trap 1EdrnslAish h. Nlsh-1dsoa. 0.-~n tu1.h "a ICES
schr ae I* D0ralns, Grind .rep. ,s It. lute 1ol "a
>rhr X. +: button. Thempso,, uaet Lake ~ N staves
abr Nspsleo Ne son, Foit gun. llo eds wood.
se4s Alsoma. faukuef Oswexo. q ) Tar. 4. H.i.on
SER L.sAns t1ton %ope.. It J4srph. ~ cda wood:
Set e eE. Er} nod*, South aven - cds wood, 10 cds
Sci Alvance. Doyle Nzni-tee 10 m lumber.
schF A'unt fesuon. uaiucA. Manlstet. 70 N u1ber.
tGhr haty asaat 5uhuson Nusxegun ls N luaaes ~ N
sehr Mr11ta, Woodruff. czana Haven, l1s laa,er. se4
sehr Asia ciark 1ese. stu.seson, IL, n lumber
sehr Wo Aiasdt 1sa.ehe or Two niser. ~ a iu+s
u iath. tuU It1 Iss. = rkss osh-
Schf u III. taat'Boa. st. I4s41h, m humber. -,
FOp Foas u1ytnEton Ausktgon. lis LUMBER 20 "a laso
Sim, 7,~ve. ,e.ss stnhs5p c. Ill, apples, ia
lp y ,.,we1, Langley, lsu1.1o. 1000 lus oats, 80
rgn, 4 70 bus I-r:ty, SRI p3Gs lcai
sehr a cua Lg Hiasesie. tbls bef 10 bSs hout y
schr Ftymsa, i shall, fhcrIl River, ,leht,
sxhr &tu.teaxlt, Dement,. Grand Harcu light.
erkr Nap leon. Ntls lost Va Llng11,. light.
>chr &4unt teruon, Aa!ues. AAntd.- fkht
>ehE J. ~ t.tira EawtsI i.lryt uzs!u', 1 bssrels
schs Thnst G1en tnth, Holland, 10 bus h1sy 10 bbl
s<hr {. i. Richmond: K.ith sas:naw. u4ht-
| eth- 4. u. Wits Mw. Ruu,t,aee sagttas. Light.
S*hr Il. Il. Hull. Aetiruw, l&lb bus eofn.
seAs Minnesota, l}lacabun North Cn..v, tons feed
, 1859-07-08

From Mexico. =
AtS1f1stAx. July 3.-Kotirs released the Eve
mali"a condnctA II Miuister McLane's demand.
1hass II nothing new. POLITICALLY,
, 1859-07-08

70. - Ii SALE STREET, ~
Nxss o1 kxnd II Al tnea e7e:y syis aad Salah Wood
Led and ZipE Ce1s; x1so aEtuudx. And xse ptpa1Ed
funeAs; and ay b foand % hand md sesdy 70 stvs
pfqEppE at1entlnn 70 their hua3nez 1t III heuta-
IheJ kso ham EEapel Aasl TaulI u H. Cs4,etxy
apt7 KR1GH1& Aa:IQ6&-
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
THrrspAt Evtx1xo, july :,
AhhicAls+
yoca.
CLEARED,
Fame Dfrsd = s. fsst humber 20 let ssalnx Loo
khspktek 14oQo 18th.
Josephine, osnwa. e6ls. fses lnmhst, IL 20 18th.
, 1859-07-08

TALE\A & Cl1lCAt;,I UNION
E:tIfE'}Ap
e:a L sss tAys extrntsi "a'9 VIII eA'seaf
cs:;a s:t3x I'd ss - an: ~ r. y. md foa.
H. IL y fia4 ~ Ill., "a .s.s @ = :. I'd
x = E,s tef III, atSh ts1ss lxpsi ete: 100 T. H.
Sleeping cLrs H. kht ,yaIns " 3a11eaa.
The p< 4tAuSest Fuute il thr Northwss,
II. II. POkTAk. General Passenger AssA
V.-9 =. =. EALAOft Gsne1si SUIT
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,
~ RAILROAD,
Ttasns tas Au~autes leave Daily tSuadays axs<,sAl,
At 9:oo 4. M-S'opptnEaa al all 3tatlonA
At Sis Z. A-ssopptax At Principal Ssattoaa
Connecting 1t Milwaukee NTH L. Gross and Mrvsakes
Ha!sfoa forming TIE ohy ali jlatuAd lue to G.sss.
ard 70" ohfi*s1 and Quickest Routs to st. Paa md tbs
k.1th<x.f.
Wautezan Accommodation tsala eaxes + a:tF.N.
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lidltIoa06.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
w LAKE. aHDi:E EtiLRUAn. ss.Asdn Arrange
Lent, 1son n4-* eGa>s on ast af1er aF:a N. ,.-
Great TA1euzh l.uuse New fark boston. philadelphia
1ais,assf . wA;hissa. ses;a3ss Mg.vsss,, f,sns. @
bun IL Albany. Ens.,ni, XnHt7eai. Tveln. Glsseand.
Ptsa eeh Has51Exl. Nhe<ltnS. SyEazues- Troy. h1F.
Hnkan sn MI IL points IN Fssasyvania, New f~f. Aad
GV1 IN. Aatl and Aecroiaton sia old Michigan Line
DAILY. SAnGlA54 <4exp&eA, fezehsnx foie1b X -
pm, couaxct!nk It Adrian with train reaching De-
tEns II ~ Ra1. eonasetlng with szaits en Great
Weatesn T. L. L1ne-
aoo AL New YoTx Espreas daily sxc<pt sunlsy.) via
Goshen AIR Lne. ns.ash 1blesio It &:*5 pm. and
l+txo%l dIfrt1 at Ills Ia e ~ tonaett with trains
On Grt.l Ke.t.rn IsaslEual Edward, and Ill
points interior IN Csnasa-
a-0o mn tsw YurE ani oksa E1presA. tiaT, S4t1eFs
S1~ exeep1e.lj ia vd Michigan roaa. reseAes Toxo
s93ta IN, atti Dvsrn[t tt1. eonuecsn& with l:cu
pE t..,Iu On tir<af Westr1n f.
fnnn+tfn ptate CFde ana Nunretls t1r aI points
tnsxror il Southern lad MEr Uhtu- plft scnneSslhs
nsde Il Clerelad with trains tor Pittsburgh paassaha'
WUOfKCYFS tATEST SLEEplSss CAlss seeot.
raay all Eight train. tis nut to New loIk ant nGs!.n
Ah za.us TT sammeK newly tstsd via *snalasot
! AnI Dustsr1
, 1859-07-08
ILLINOIS CENTRAL KAII
L R,.D SUMNER ARRA~GEMESr

On and after sunday, June l@h. s s,l ltsvt
tie s;feat tehtsaI LEpot foo- u Laae s.t FIR ilss
Il. Luus l. lsruw"th. k1a-as city. " Jn>+ph. t:n
Memphis. ysck.tur3. New trsana feoss t:4e7b.l:.h,
Decatur ~pnn frii, TeHs u-uie FlaetnneA Eszasns!s
- fellows:
bay E.r:ct- Il 80 (Snndafs e1eess,h. arriving
T. Leus :i3 AZ Catsu II a+5 ae,.; Mtn?h. u
4:aH PIN
Expr.4 1t 1.:oo p.n tsaun!ays exceEte, a.i7~
n- resrI. ~ satesbuxh NJ IEl3
LNs.< 4. i:-1 Pm &'asu sx Ssss pn.
Aan-.%te t4lI 6:'aa excepsst}s.
a':rint kank.krr 1t leu .atariAt la.tn+
srtt'ar vii. H. 17.n .'a tals Fsa.n IL tkBASA.
Tr4!as arv:ss In Gh!caE At S:13 &ad W. Pa.
EitxaHs >s.ep!nE E4ls 4sr all Slrhs Trains.
.zSe checked thruuxa 70 Caifo. st. Louis cad st.
JUS "a.
| ThaCGN TIIKETs tr zale 4 sae rnn'panst !.sser
a tho Ee-t teHtrl iEptt- .1sl tho Oh Of ths ltt
.u:h. I'm Waynt anil thea, laisd Cuu!s.ux. corner
= ta.r AID uau|lh STREETS. anl II tht Mwh1kan
Etrtr Ia ifa4i 1ee DeaFtAtn hxk@~sn Lake
aI-s .a1u.p rs aa4 II Ill Na..zo4l eers North xnd
, 1859-07-08

LIABILITIES ls:s.1no
Apn;eaons ;sts4.td. Id ro:ees sued d rrne~rd tr
Any nf IL duly auiholtcI AseCts. Loses tisAay a4-
taed .sd pad In fsats eur1:rt as aay Il tie b4aks Il
1uiDola.
Akrsu ss,osted supplies furnished and m business pa
promptly au<aded 70 " NA. b PATCH.
StAie AEen., Springfield. luinesa
HUBBARD Z Hunt, A&rnas iur CtieAko.
eeYk II. Nn !nms lsiaes s. Eztcr + ft1-k- It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
Baker's Premium B,tters.

We hope the citizens generally VIII be ever liniln
tS Of this all important Family Me,cne-one that is
Invaluable In all climates and in all thai has
formed remarkable than othcre' discovered"
that he taken by all conditions aud with perfect
sayand that stands allied for The q" Dyspepsia
Colds and Coughs Choic. Nervous Affections General Debility
AMI Fever, ani Nervous Headache Bakers celebrated
PEEIN BITrERs have been manufactured in Richmond Na
for past and highly recommended by Physicians aud
for their virtue. They composed entirely NJ
vegetable substances and therefore entirely free from all mine
poisons When all other remedies have failed single hot
has been known of Dyspepsia certified
by The late Ro p Newchlls and feyers, aesed by VIM
hundreds Of citizens assert WHO used II with great sue
during the prevalence of the Cholera In Richmond and
which Immediately checked and uprooted all the symptoms of
Thai horrid disease by the of Bakers PGirn Br1En
lndcd doubt Il there has been discovered tonic Of SO
powerful soothing nature these Bitters which
administered to children with the apicst result
Proprietor Of these Bers 10 have them known
throughout the country, and for this will put them 10
country rchants aud others by the wholesale, such prices
fail please. All invited the Filters and
io Judge for themselves of their merits.
To be hal Of all Druggists In Lynelburg and elsewhere in
Virginia. For orders address E. BAKER; Proprietor
inly a6dkcts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

LATER FROM M RoPs
ARRIVAL OF 1llE AN7Lo.sAxoN.

QuEnfc. Sept l2'-fh. steamer Angl-Saxon
passed Farther Point on Sunday afternoon. The
feasea,e from Southampton arrived early in the
morning. aving ON board the crew Of the nen
Bolt saved.
A late Derne ieleeraphst reports az 10 the pro-
ceetings vi the Zurich Conference were quito con-
Trajectory. and there WAS every rsasua 90 believe
tho Sandman Plenipoteatiary would not afRx his
signature 10 any protocol in favor VI the return of
the dsposed Prlnees OF the Dnchies. s5eet
The Directors Of the G,eat Eastern had deolin-
ed Levers offer. aud adhere to their original pro-
grau,me. The ship has teen closed to the public,
aud would leave tho Thames in y day or I've.
Leigh Hunt. tho celebrated English author. died
In London on the 2Sth of August. in the 18th year
of his age. - s5a -z a4
The Emperor Napoleon remained in retirement
in the Pyrauecs. Il was asserted that he w"uld
shortly proceed to cherbourg, aud from thence WIS.,
1t the camp AT Chalons.
The Paris Constitutional in a leading article,
says: The Emperor will fulfill loyalty his Villa
Franco agreement for tho restoration oi the former
reigning princes: but il le should not succeed in
reuniting the princes and their people in mutual
accord. it not his intention to force either the
one or the other" There has been no change in
Italian affairs,
A Deputation from the National Assembly of
Modeua had gone on rpecal mission to Napo-
lean.
The people of Naples were much excited owing
to the high price of corn
An earthquake had occurred at Lor, in, in Italy,
killing two hundred persons aud injuring u largo
number.
The commercial news has been anticipated.
The English Cabinet Council had boon uncx
pectedly summoned for the 10Th. 1t was general
Iy supposed tho meeting had reference to tho new
phase in Italian affair.
The speech Of Count Morney in the French As
sembly attracts much attention, it being regarded
as speaking the views of the Emperor. lie cndeay-
ored 10 show that tho English apprehension Of II
French invasion " as g,oundless.
Tho Mayor Of Parma issued II proclamation on
his return to Paris in which it was statcthat Napo-
leon sad--tcll the population that my army shalt
never do violence to their WISHES; also. that he
does not permit any other foreign power to do yo-
olence against y"n.
G,ribaLli bad resolved To maintain strict dis
cplire over the army in Central Italy. .and says
he will Ia he shot any. "ne who calls himself
II Mazzcniun, Rcpubcan,or even Garbaldia, will
Lave none with inn but soldiers and Italians.
The Ne"politan Government Ind ordered the
purchase Of large quantities NJ corn from abroad
The cholera WAS spreading along the sh les OF
the Baltic.
The ln,est nd,ires received frm /urch on
"Wednesday states that the privaie Conferences
still continue Tie London 1imes' Paris Cores
pondcnt says things are going on badly in Zurich,
and dissolution ct the Conference in few day :
was probable,
Congress or war seems the only alternative.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
LATER FROM AsPINwALL.
ARRIVAL or THE STAR OF TIE WrS1

New YORK. Sept. l0.--rhe steamer Star of the
West, from Aspihwall, with upwards IT two mil
lions in specie aud nearly 500 passengers arrived
here to-day.
The steamers Golden Gate and Cortez had ar
rived at San Francisco.
The War Steamers Roanoke. Prello and Relief
were at Aspinwnll--all on board were well.
The Fulton was Mt Key West.
There Was severe gale ut Asp'nwall on the
Doth utimo which was attended with considern-
Die damage tn hnildngs--one life lost.
The u. S. vessels Merrimac. Saranne, ana War
rcn were Mt Panama The Vnndnlia would sail
for home. The St. Mmy's and Cyane were Oh the
Central American coast.
At Guayatzuila, on August The 10Th, the Peru
Wan feet was preparing to lombard the CITY
All the upper class Of citizens had removed. and
these remaining were preparing for vigorous re-
,istance. Castillo NOM, ntarily expected with
his whole force.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
Markets.

BArrlM RE, Sept. l2.--Flour firm at $50.
Wheat buoyant and active Sales OF 3i:Voo pun
els of White at 81. 90 To 81 - Rel LOS to -.
Corn active White so to ~; Yellow 81 to ~.
Provisions firm. Bacon sides 10 cts; Mess Fork
Is cts. Whisky 2Sl.
New York. Sent. l2.-N"on-Stocks active.
Virginia Skies al. Floir -Conmon buoyant ;
Chuco declined to 10 cts. Southern is qnote' at
81 30 to 5 Is, Wheat quiet: Southern White
81 50 to IS. Corn quiet Mixed 81 to S23, Pork
dull. Mess Is Prime 10 81. Whisky dull at
274
-" EreAing- Cotton fiat. Rod Wheat .lG to 81 20.
Mess Pork 1913 TO Is. Fair Orleans sugar -
Rest nohanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

The R,ILRoAp ACCOMPLISHMENTS CiacCM-
STANCE. Mr.. Ei!iaxto,. the engineer Who WAS
scalded on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
ON FRIDAY last hal u.e soles torn frem his shoes,
and leather cap which he at the time Of the
explosion, had its top into shreds. thuurh it
had been done with knife. while the rna still ad
hered to his head Butthe strsngest part of all
that neither bis head or feet were injured in tho
slightest degree. All Gaur fingers Of his right
hand we're broken. bat in consequence ofthe lace
ration Of the flesh by scaiding. the physician has
not % yet Teen able to set them Beyond This.
both the wounded men are doing as well as could
lie hoped for under the circumstances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
Higher Law in Massachusetts

BosroN, Sept. Eft Grand Jury Of Barn
stable County, has indicted Capt. Borl md of the
brig Robertson of Gorham. Maine, Crewell her
owner and pt. Baeon Of the Srhooner Elizabeth
for kidhanping and returning to slavery one CO.
lumhus Jones, who escaped on board the Robert.
sun Mt Pensacola.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
From Mexipn.

NEW OeLEANs, Sept l2.The Brownsville Ffog
oil the LIST inst says it is rumnrod that Mnam"n
with Three Thousand men had entered San Luis.
Gen. Orlega WAS killed in the battle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

WILLIAM McCReARY,an frishman. sho has been
on "spree" for several days. hut with no pros
pect Of All improvement. WAS sent 60 Jail where he
will undergo a regimen which will. We h'pc. prove
beneficial -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

FRE,oHr TRADE.-rhere was received ut the de-
pot OF the Virginia Tennessee Railroad ON pes
terday. 0 loaded cara consisting of the following
1,04G bushels ef Wheat; l4.000 pounds Of Lum-
Der: So 60a pounds NJ Miscellaneous. There were
10 loaded cars sent West the came day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

WILLIAM slave q, Elizabeth DIuwiddie,
found on Back Street. Sunday night drunk and he
havin, in a y~di~rdegly ,nanasr-prdered 20
iashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
Old Soldiers Anniversary at Baltimor'

Old So1dicrs' Anniversary at BaltlmOFo
BALTIMORE, Sept l2th.-Ihe torty-fitth ann
vcr-ary Of the battle Of North Point and defence
Of Baltimore is being celeb ated to-day with great
spirit The city and visiting military arc out
Streets are brpnged and, flags are displayed Of all
points. The Old Defenders dinel at Green Spring
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

CnARLEs w. BaooKs, u white man. found drunk
on the street Sunday night, was taken to the eag"
and alter getting sober, discharged by the watch
men,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
LHNCHBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day school for Young Ladic

Ll NCHBtjK(i SEM N Airy.
Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies.
TsNE Fourth Session Of this n,uon will commence on
Il MONDAY, setcmhcr 9th, ls,9.
Terms per Session Of Fire Months.
Board with additional charge for Extras 90
Preparatory Department 10 40
Intermediate " including French ana Lain .. ~ W
Music on Pianos lessons per week Of M hour cnc
Use Of Instrument Deal Music daily exercise without 80
Drawing Painting aud Embroidery
N h. Two Anrcnt and Two Modern Languages requisite in
order to graduation
For particulars and circulars address
aug M,i3m s. u. WILLIAMSON, Principal.
REFEKENCES.Rey. lo Ryland ID. d. President Of Rich
moni College, IN With which Institution he nj one
time taught Mira Gem tarrington In whose Young Ladies'
Seminary Richmond he taught the Classical Department
session took his Law Course in thai institutions IN Lynch
burg Rev J. d. MITCHELL d. D. and cy. Geo W. Carrier ID D.,
recently appointed Professor In the University Of Mississippi
NEW LONDON. ACADEMY;
in announcing To the public that they have placed nj tc
head of this long aud well enlow ed institution Mr.
JouS H. WINSTON, late Principal Of Weswood School near
Lynehhprg =, ,
sound Scholarship skill and experience Teaching high
qualities aud frcous union of sayity ~ manner
with exbty purpose, constitute In the opinion u the
Of Trustees Of the recommendations Of their new
Principal.
will reopen the is Of October next and close
Oh the LIST July of week al Christmas
TERMs-Board and tuition t2i5ghs and towels furnish
cal hy student. Contingent fee *l.O0
For further inforinaon address the Principal at Lyncburg.
aug ~ diIoct HECTOR HARRIS, President.
LYNGifBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
TEIE exercises OF this Institution will be resumed on the
frat Monday In September with FhH Corps V FrQfss-
s0rs ample facilities for instruction In NIL the branches OF
study pertaining n COMPLETE rEaALE EDucAToS
ADMINISTRATION in English for term Of i've months,
s2o Iniin FRENCH SO; IN Music, tSo Board for i've
months, 40 - ,
M deduction made under weeks One hal
the Doard and Tuition required in advance.
July 2ad4eiy SAINT. X. cox, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
Hair Restorative.

49,. Every one wiil we think agree tlc opinion
thai ee gS%1n r rsns sssA os n" n s %
a,sny good looking man for INSANE in tn, ,re' e
has anished for iehabod writen bald head, the
lo, has departed with tn. flowing locks that once doarsrd
there la the Of lady the matter Is possible wrs
sue reminding one Of the circumstance on which the 10"
20; give me, fair Emma lock of your hair"
ssshful Young lover took courage ai and sighed
So take tie ,chole rig the dear creature replied
Now prevent suei catastrophe is within the po~r of
ErsoEAsr hair is not only prevented from nlIng off .,
even b., s.ared color and become gray, viii bring
its pristine beauty and luxurancc Those VIII" are ac-
lair mus he well aware that certain Substances specific
action il and it is by judleous combination Of hes ai
u remarkable virtuss-H dee'iey n"gas'ne ""@ A"""y
sold by all cool Druggists.
sANFoRDs LIVER INyIGoEATot.
PUElFIEs THE BLOOD.
LIVER INvIGoRAToE
LLyER IXIIGoEATOE. -
9 9gHHs B3sEEEs!A
cugEs 1Jyrf coMfLAINTs.
cTE,:s s sns4, VEApAsllE'
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC pIlEI1i'EA.
CURES CHoLiC.
See advertisement in ano her column lJny l"-.i'
Grover 81 Bakers. ,
RI, TprArrp FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 495 broad-
s;r pst md sH Ra%i5i s S "l-
This machine from two spoos as purchased irril ne
store occurring ding Of thread II Hens Feds Gath
s and stitches d superior style, finishing each seam ~ lis
ow asra:or without recourse to The hand needle n re-
uirI m other ii will do better aud cheaper >'"
ing than even she wohs t'f enc ef"' q"
D,vIut
send for a circular j. r. DAVIS ~ g"
S-dts ,son'o, - '.>'''''-'
Northern Assurance Company
Mr,oat, str.,4 London, FIRE AND LIFE As
sURiNcE. nj Home and abroad Established III 1886
and Incorporated b. speial Act Of Parliament &c ,oe oo
The Poes Company not only guaran,.ed ny
large Capital, but also BY ihe unmoa Pefsoh fePo'"'
oi nearly i'VS s1A"a A. ALEXANDER.
,,.c l,v Agent l.ynchburg, Va.
For Sale,
rass AFaRM continuing l4o Acres and within To miles
s a te Market Hsus. The land ~ In good conm'n nn
=, Isept 7-iis1 DE- J. II. CAPERToN.
PaIIiaSSes Palliasses! PalliasseS!!!
A New Article il the Trade.
rvVur handing and the advantages4 cea
- r..Se sese Beds the and most desirable usDER
sss In use For SAFE ~ ms 'A' '' JOHN l. WINSTON
cant sa,s Me- Main 81, opposite the Norse house.
TyRENCB German American PLATE LookIS III
Main and fancy GIN, Rosewood, Wnlnut anu "A's@"'
Frames grfay reduced prices at IN, Sd s'a WINSTON
.on y. ,ro Main S. opposite the NoryeA House
snlit Bottom Chairs! Split Bottom cnairs''
AoLD yIRGINET NEVEE TIE -. ,orrou
~rI,MrROIs rnauirjes having been male lo SPLIT
1880 can now furnish neat and superior Srec'e' d.
riir ,sjees at the lid stand JOHN L. MlNsip In.
sent y-Jt No. l7e Main 81, opposite the H"'''" "'"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
LyNCHBURG COLL

LIAtHBfRG, IiRGIHId.
fNNlIE fourth annual III this institution " III commence
Il IN the 9TH Sv,drmh.r.
The heahri and most accessible in tho
entire nn the study both Classical md rcicn
hc. equal q that al any of the American colleges.
The Mltar, Department slull be efficiently maintained
der tn, Mr. j. H. Blnnktlrlp graduate al ihr Viz
gina Military Institute, AMI more recent. connected With tho
United States Coast SURVEY
FACULTY.
Rev V W WALknR, Chairman, of he Faculty, Professor
of Mental mud Noral Science, and Of History.
LyrrGGls u. MATTHIAS, A. VI. Professor OF Latin aud Bellies
Lcttrcs.
T. H. CA9EL A. b. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. T. BL,NKESsr, of Mathematics aud Instructor
of1actlcs
s,NrIi G,riaSp. A. NJ, Professor OF Constitutional LAW.
u. A. NJ u. Professor Of Anatomy and fhyso
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G. A. s,RroH, LID, Professor II Modern Languages
siN'L NJ GoupsuS, Principal Of the Grammar School.
EXPENSES.
Board 81 per week. washing u ~ per month"; fuel AMI lights
flu Tuition, 40 Ia the Grammar school, and AS0 In
The Collegiate Department for halJ session.
sF-i aalugc containing further Information, be OBJ
lainel by addressing tho Chairman Of the Faculty
Bids
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Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.
THIS quality OF .eising hold and causing The ss-
medicine than BsAsDaEras pnIs They operate on', upon
the tssnee involved IN, at Affected by the disease In fact
they seize those hnmor much from preference M
from natural affinity beeause their life is below that of @
rounding par and which, settng the tissues Of the throat
than is around the threat REGION produces throat ste
throat aud the headache ind fever Within an
acr pills there fell peculiar
ing In the part affected oi collecting up of the diseased
ready for expulsion No hurt weakening effect can
arise their because they cnnoi act upon healthy
parts Taken early they NIL organic diseases Oh how
important In Sickness that medicine which only cN;in
guhestc disease and leaves evil effects behind Sold at
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