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Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-27
LAHD1Nos AND D1sTAECEs.

From Memphis to Mouth of White River 175 miles; from Napoleon to Mouth of White River, 20 miies
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-27
cuRRANr RIVER.

Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay o0 \. Doniphan ............s. 4ulluv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Giddings In O Now Character.


Tho dryl snintswonld be-
Tho devil WAS weli
Tho dovl saint was he
In concluding his public lecture delivered on
the night Of tho 2ith instant, in Philadelphia
Joshua Il. Giddings is reported TO havo said
that
During his Congressional career he had ut
times uttered language which after reflection made
him dscply regrot. lie had snid al one time that,
whrn the South was rp,arod with the horrors Of
insnrreclon, he would augh ut their calamity,
and meek whom their tear eomoth; but ho felt free
to sny that such words were not tho tecingeoi his
leait lie .oliod his own nature when ho said
an n}thine that seemed to favor blood or rebellion
the part Of any class of man,"
While doathbcd repentances aro doubtless bot
tar than none. those who know tho consistent in
cendiarism Of the long congressional career Of
Joshua X. Gddings. will Mt once comprehend
that his sudden conversion from hoiny thr con.
sistent justifer of insu, rcction an u legitimate
mode of nbolishing sa"erl in the Southern States.
is simply tho result Of tho failure Of Browns
schemes an1 The general manifestation of popular
indignation against him, Giddings for the share
he seems to have had in Matching them, according
to tho devclopmentso of tho published paper found
in tho baggage Of tho leader in the work. Cunning
is tho chief characteristic of Gidlngs as public
man, as all realize who hnye served with him in
Congress- and that cummings alone is ut the bottom
Of his sudden conversion, will be instantly appre-
ciatod by all his former Congressional compeors;
with mono OF whom can he ever pass for tac saint
Of moderation in sentiment he would be ia public
estimation Mt tho current convenient nonco -
Uash Star
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Singers Sewing Machines.

~ REAT always the conclusive proof great
men Judged by this test there labor saving machine
before the public comparable 70 Singers Sewing MachtneA
Ae establishing the highest reputation In thc United States
they exhibited at the lats "Exposon Upiversee In
France, where they carried % the hlghest preuus and
great mandatory them has been bu In PariA
In every branch OF industry In which sewing be doue
these machines be used with immense profit the
the Railway train travelling fool sewing with
singers Machines compared with handsewng No tailor
shoemaker drcssmake carriage trimmer sadder, halter de-
49, should not be without The fair pro6t Of using one OF
nse machines regularly employed One thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there 10 much sewing
be done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers lind particularly convenient and profit
able These machines simple In their eonstrnetion and
very strong and durab being the only kind Of sewing Ma
shine made by which every u work. fine
could be perfectly executed Thousands Of Interior and worth
less Sewing Machines have been made aud sold under various
but Singers Machines alone have been found every
where " satisfy the wants OF the people. q
Plain printed using sent with each
ne which readily acquire the art u mana
cling them The machines packed securely 10 80 70 any
the world. To all desiring more particular In
oraon WILL application by letter al either OF our ON
ces, forward copy OF l. NJ Singer Co.'S 0asete paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine Interest
Principal Ofaoe, No. S2S Broadway, New Yosk.
BRANCH OFFIoEsEo II Hanover st. Boston No. 81 Chap
ST., New Haven Ct Giovervie, n VI No 2s4 Broad 81,
Newark N ii No. 1A3 Chesnu St Philadelphia; No. 100 Bal
St., Baltimore: No, 30 Westminster ST. Prosidencs r.
l.; No. Eas, ith 6 Cncinnaf No. % North 4th &c. st.
Louis No. 81 st. Charles s New Orleans No. 20 DsnphH St,
Mobile. Idec 24-dketA1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

SAD OccURRENcE.-We Learn bya letter, just
received, that Rev. John W. Mosely, a member Of
the Prcsby,erY IF Central Miss shot AMI killed n
DR.. Wilson at Sarcoxie. Mo-. on the ! II inst Dir.
Wilson, was an old settler of that place, and had
wife and several chldrcn-ono grown sou anda
married daughter. lie had for some time been
making unlawful advan to Mosely's sister, who
letter of eight pages proposing an clopcment and
marriage and sent it by his daughter.in-lnw, who
handed it to Mosely's mother She showed it to
her son, and it resulted in h- killing Wilson. =
Mosely was Immediately tried and acquitted by
the civil authorities with demonstrations Of great
applause among the people Of tho town and coun-
Try Presbyterian Usraid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

Oss.wATTAuIR BRowN.-A bnlder or ma u
than that same Ossawattamie Brown the world
never knew. His single virtue, "iinkcd with II
thousand crimes was bull dog courage. fanat-
ic t" the highest drgr"e-a pupil. in politics, Of
tie Giddings school--he has been taught to believe
that the killing of stakeholder was an act which
God would approve. When in this city last spring
in his lectures, he told Of his stealing negroes and
running them to Canada Of his stealing horses
which he then had with him fer sale; of his shoot
ing dawn Shareholders, and Of other u;ts equally
atracious. And now. said Brown, II wish to knnw
if th" people of Cleaveland approve Of what |
have done. Those who approve IF my acts will
say aye" and more than one half Of his audience
CONT Used of abolitonists. shouted, 'oge,' whilst
not single may" was uttered by any one pro-
sent
Such approval rs this, and the qucs IN was put
at nii his lectures gave Brown confidence that his
purity would sustain him in Whatever he might do
against the men Of the South, and thus cmbollened
the miserable wretch, by servile insurrection
sought to overthrow the government and bring
himself to its head CLeareland Democrat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

FREE NEGROES - hMLRoAp4On or The
sults of the Brown .afas ut the South my bo OBJ
served in the increased restrictions upon
frc" colorel people. A biz has been ,.trodu
ccd in the Tennessee Legislature to prevent free
negroes travelling on tie railroads in iha. state
which passed n theirs, reading. The bi! provides
that the President who shn permit free negro
to rcaycl any road within the jurisdiction Of
the state under bis supervision shall pny fine Of
5000 any conductor permitting violation Of tho
act shall pny II fine Of $3.50; provided such free
negro is not under the cpntr'l and care of free
white ctisen Of Tennessee who vouchrs !or the
character Of SAID free negro in penal bond of
81, 600.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

LYNCmING a llaRE THIEf.--An escaped con-
vi {, named Simpson Sexton. was arrested Mt the
Macon county allssonri) Fair, which was held on
Thursday OF last week mt Macon City, al taken
to Renick, in Randoli county, aud there hung up
bya Vigilance Committee. Sexton is noted
horse thief, and before his execution made II full
confession Of his crimes. He gave the names of
several persons who had been accompices with
him and formed gang, whose robberies have
been the cause of great trouble and loss to numer-
Gus farmers in that section of the State. The ap-
rarent imposslbility Of protecting themselves
from these depreda;ions short of the method nd
opted by the citizeus there, is the reason they give
flr resort to il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

his opinion on this point, publishes an explana-
nation on his own responsibility The con,ro-
yer.y therefore is no longer between Capt. Bart
lot and Mr.. Stedman. the principals, but be-
tween Messrs Adams and lille. their friends
Whether Mr.. Hills will challenge Mr.. Adams for
publishing a letter contrary to his wishis. 10 n
question which is still unsettled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

A New Turn TO THE Dr,MoND WrpDiNG DUEL.
The Diamond Wedding dnelling affair has ta-
ken new turn. Mr.. L. c. Adams who was Sc
lNcted by Capt. Bartlett to bear his message to
the offending poet. complains that tho exhibit
made by Mr.. Hills, on Monday in som" respocts
fails 10 do hin, justice and requests that Mr..
Hills should publish letter putting him Adams)
right. Mr.. Hills. however. declines TO do this,
unless Mr.. Adam. will omit passage expressing
the opinion that neither party meant to fght.-
Mr.. Adams, however being unwilling to suppress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
LYNCnBURG WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER = 1859.
Tho Sixth Congressional District of Mary
land.

The contest in the Sixth Congressional District
in which Mr. Hagner is the Opposition, and Col.
Hughes tho Democratic candidate, has terminated
in violent personal collisions between these gen.
tlemen. The Annapolis Gazette gives an account
of these collisions, from which we condenso the
following statement;
AT q joint discussion in Leonardtown. Mr. IIag
ner asked Col Hughes ifhe was in favor oirota-
ton in office and whether he opposed tho rcteL-
ton in Office If II GS Koy Col. II, refused to
answer,on the ground that the questions were i'm
pertinent. Al other places Mr. llagner put the
same questions, aud was met with the same
swer. At some plnce, the name Of which wo do
not remember tie same questions were put, when
Col H. replied that hs was IN favor Of rotation in
Office in ertaiu ea,es, and that tho President
ought not to have been influenced to retain Mr.
Key by u contemplate enqno Of politicians in
st, Mary's. AT Bryantnwn. and, afterwards at
Lconardtown, when Mr.. llngner stated what
Colonel Hughes had said on the OCCASION alluded
to, Col. Hughes denied that ho had expressed
himself
At Piscataway. On Saturday last, Col Hughes
pronounced MIR. llagners report of tho language
used by him Mt the meeting in Charles county
IAN Infamous lie Mr.. ilagner instantly struck
him several blows in the face, aud kicked him sew
crnl times in IL certain sensitive part of the person
yclrpt "the scat Of honor" Here this difficulty
endod. Mr. llagner heard nothing more of him,
or from him. On Tuesday last ut the Court
House. Mr.. llaguor conducted tho discussion in
the most gcnlemanly manner Eloh speaker
occupied the time allowed him by tho rules of
the discussion Colonel Hughes having the closing
speech.
At the close Of his remarks he asked permission
to make personal rxplnnaI ion---wlich wus tacit
" granted to hun. lie then said that ho had tra-
eel to MIR. llhgner certain rumors in relation to an
affair which he thought had been settled. Then.
turning towards Mr.. lIapnor. he put himself in
attitude la Benicia Boy, aud pronounced Mr.
lIngner "a damned liar nnd u sconn--.'i llut. be-
fo'c ho could cnuneiate the last syllable ofhis
blac kgunrd epithet. Mr.. llasncr struck hun sevc-
rnl severe iows in the face.
Colonel Hughes struck ut Mr.. llagner several
times but did not hit him llore friends of both
rare, ntcrfcrred uni Mr. lIngncr retired, vo.
ciicron,ly chccred by nearly every man in the
scmbly, and Colonel Hughes taken on 10y his
friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

EFMARKABLE.-- Sometime in March last an old
gentleman, rrsidi ing for many years in Davis was
sitting in his house, few feet from open win.
dow. when dove flew in and alightcl on his
shoulder. lie kept his seat. but called his daugh-
ter, who was in nm adjoining room, to come quick
ly. She cnme in. and pointing to the bird, he
told her to take it and pa, it in cage. and take
lifted the bird, aud Gagged it directed her father
rcmnrking to her ut the same time, "Mv race is
nearly over; | shall die in two weeks lie was
then in ordinary heath; but strange t. say he
died that day two weeks. The bird il yctin its
cagc and in p session of the family. who re-
gard it with ceilings Of peculiar saIness.-
S1iSbWy a. I. Uu'camda.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
New Millinery and Fancy Store.

MISS ROSENSTIEL 81 &GUENTlIF.R
FlAkE pleasure in announcing 10 the as and citizens
Lynchburg and surrounding country that they
The upstairs floor Of the Warwick House. whore they WILL
and after rnrRsDAr the 18th inst, offer for nc entire
and large stock of Paris Flow Feathers Ribbons Bon
nets Caps Couers Head Dresses Pins Ncs Jcwcly Orna
men Embroideries Ruches French Corets Hoop Skirts La
dies Hose Gloves saxony Yarns real Brlss French Thread
and Blond Iaces.
The Ladies' respectfully and specially solicited Ia call and
examine stock Of goods, which of the latest Sly les,
which will sell at wholesale retail All ask trial.
confident offer such inducements puTclas
crs rs must secure their orders sept l5dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

THE NEGRO DREEs To nE CHANGED The
Charleston people ARE calling for II revival of tho
laws Of l7io and l7s3 regulating negro costume.
which have been allowed Tor NJ long time tn be-
come obsolete that in matters Of dress the dstinc
ton betwccn master and slave is abolished. ut
will not do saws n correspondent OF tho Charles
ton Comio, 80 hoodwink our eyes to what vitality
concerns the future peace and well.bcng oi tho
community. The love Of dress in the negro may
lie c,nsiderel rs tho parent Of all the other vices
des'roying the virtue Of the females, and rcnder
ing both sexes insuifernbiy imrortincnt. The
most expensive fabrics in our dry goods suores ARE
nov sold to coored females. 50 that the ouly dis
tinsuishing mark between the lady and her maid
is TINT the latter faunts the most elegant dresses
upon the streets.
Let US, then, return to the < od old times
ZEN these cbon danes neither reserved their
G mplexion4 from darker shade, by wearing 'ng-
hes and wells, nor swept the sidewalk with their
rich brorndcs and silks and when the dandy bar
lHr aud tnilnr-bIy did not sport his puppy SWITCH
orpc.fumc the air with his fragrant weed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
MEDlCINEs. &C,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ne Yrh~n<4,1

IN HE founder Of his Celebrated Institution offers the
Seminal Pain. r s e. LG. Con-
p ] Sssau. y .ss b:s " he Is
or s sa s s"a ~ ss :'ss % .os q Ss s
l,h body mind These and solitary Praciicss ae
@ + u s.. .a s s y .a
'pA'''"' rendering m'''ssgs YSSss ss' sEs ,TRs.'''
sGs, sAS have aseo%s ' sS y;s%: We ass
% %s3 'i Ss s:,:
'A'"e'' tho living Tyre NJ, Ss s,G al ''nAd'a0'
ss sfi;S" ss%s ssS
should immediately conuli Dr. johnston and be restored
e who places himself under tho care Of Johnston may
lgousy eonnde In hs honor gentlemen and conndenta1
'''' '''" a' 'A'' oadH&SiS o HsSS Si's''s %EAksrss
",s ss @' ss% ss s% S s nssss
eanl eonseausn@ess @ that may en:us Nov. Who that under
As ss 5 s .s ss Ss
BY ,S prudent ss.as. being asssd q hs pes:.,s. q
both body and mind al Tue .ys!sm become. as,.nssa hs
apailono Tho heart adsssiop, wasting u Inc ksn
cough, r,mptoma Of consumption -, -
,,so.s srsssr Ea.s AIDE Ts y. sr.rs Hv.Bs P1a1io1
on Slight cuss f.
DIR. JOHNSTON.
from one II. eminsa Colleges d sss uasa sss.s
sP' e: :;s ::s
s"i I ss:s :asa
ncss with frequent buahinS. asnpcd sometimes with deran
4 CERTAIN DISEASE.
c la" "@ s hs .eaas ' u s psin DISEASE TOO osn
mpcn- that mcd sense Of shame OF dread ef discovery de-
liability eau alone bciflend hin, sAying tin the eonstiuli
sym o. M. nsrr ,.ss;s mako S, spv.arane. .ash a
nn mh. dness Of sight deaisss ucds he shin bones
n"a SssS; NJ rssd IL s ss s.,s y ne
s bones y ao ao.e M n and sSs victim Of Jim awful aS
pcrid 10 his dreAdfa suHernss by sondiag him 70 atst
b. ssssss pS % NJ TO ssG
and from HI. extensive practice IN tho ar.. Hospital. q
md speed, caro- 10 tho nnirtnnsie victim Of ia horrd dis
oa;s ,.,..,,.,. A., A.. ......,. =, .,,,,m. :. ~.
dreadful discass owing 10 The o ignorant preien
~ ~ and ' either iS ss"a he scps 10 an an
mely grave, or mako the residue u In miserable.
n. ,,,'I TAXI PSaTiSJtAE EorlGE ,! ,,.......
nd Ss ~ ..s .ss ...s.y effect. p,..
early hnbs of youth, vis Weakness the Rack and Limbo
iain Head pmes. Of sight L-. Of Muscular Power
snaeuen, Digestive fancoas 0snarai Debility s,mp
'; .HsPss fss effect. upon the mind .rs much to
he dreaded Loss Of Memory Confuon Of deas Depression Of
Love Of Solitude, rmiy, &c, Of the ess produ
ccd.
Thousand Of esons Of NJ judge what Is the
Of their declining health Looslng their vigor becomng
weak pale aud emncaicd having singular appearance about
iha eyes, cough and sgmptoms o. sonsamption .
DR. JoHNsToN5 INVIQORATlNd REMEDY FOR oR-
gANlc wEAKNEss 5a5t.
ny this great and important remedy weakness Of the organs
speedily cured and f vg0r restored Thousands Ut he
most and debiaed who had host al hope have been
immediately relieved All Impedmenr Marriage Physical
M Menal Disqualification Hervous rrabiiy, Trombllngs
aud Wcnknes exhaustion Of tho most fearful Kind speedily
cured 10y Dr. Johnston.
YOUNG MEN.
Who have injured themselves by Certain Practices induged
when nonea hab frequently learned from evil eompan-
when asleep and not cured Renders marriage Impossible and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

DURE KEROSENE OR COAL. DII.-ig0 gallons pure kc
i Camel Coal oiwarranted Of best quality This
oil will afford brilliant and pleasant s and at less COS than
amy other oil in For sale by
sept 2I-dts JOHN II, SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
ICE CREAM SALOON!
"STAND DOWN THE SfrR EE,rr y

I I
Nate for The finest Ice cream Sai16n in fhc State
lPENED this day, ICE CREAM SALOON. the rrccp-
Jtion Of Company, Ladies and Gentlemen who cuest,
la call with the that yeryng viii be conducted Ia
The Lest style.
would Ia the ladies' that the Saloon will be under tlc
immediate charge of Mrs BOYD.
May gth 1>j9-mny lhdis. : \. BOYD
4 'IDER NINEGARfor sale, Sterling {. Andcrsons rur
" Cider Vinegar superior article for picking and table
30lts A L kItikEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Reason able ReulIPSf,,!

M usual "N0hrrn "Trip" will be mnc about The frs u
w September. Circumstances In conncxnn with reHrii-
my old stand will prevent universal application for pay
ment Therefore earnestly request calls and la!n.t
made before at that time.
aug 24-ts p SEABURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

~ IIHDS prime Bacon Sides and shoulders; 4oo bbls
t)D peror Rye Whisky; 20 casks Imported Brand-Vatous
brands packages Green and Black Tea; 100 bb. choice
n o. Molasss bbls Portland Syrup: 10 casks Port aud
Madeira Wines; 30 bbs. Apple Brandy 800 hhls common
Whisky Gin and French Brandy; 300 bh Refined sugar-a
grades: 800 loz Painted Buckets; for sale by
oc 4 dis JONES Il CO. Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of William H. Hall
Co has day been dissolved y mutual consent the
former partner George Hail. retiring terlfonl. The business
will hereafter carried by Win. II. Hall Individually
LYScHBuRG sept. ~, lsJ9 Nm H. HALL N W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

ElNE CIGARs.We have just received another invoice of
very superior CIGARS, which invite the attention o
smokers, Gsept s-d,s1 W. A. STROTHER 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

,OAL OIL LAMPSI have just received large l." of the
beautiful Coal Oil Lamps ote red t- market,
improved Burner that will burn Kind O oa bi
without smoking warrant the burner 10 be represented,
they will taken back also White Coal D for sale
by foct ls-dsl j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

Great Reduction IN Charges Goods tiote He Norih,
ria Richmond and James RueJ u hangchd
Canal, 10 Ly"chJnrg thence hy ed-
ro1d 10 the South West
fgNASKFUI. friends and the public liz
era patronage would respectfully inform Them iiai
irg Ia iho large increase of business subsequent form
reduction, have determined io reduce charges
raj Merchdndise such Dry Goods Boo shoes Hats Caps
&c TO only 70 cents 100 pounds which includes all
from the WhatNes Richmond TO the Landings Depot
lynchburg 49,.
Produce forwarded at very low rates
sS- For special rates, circular
ALFRED :. LEE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

uSJNE ROSE WOOD WRITING DESKS. from Al 10 4lse-
very handsome and cheap Perume soaps of man, kinds,
Perfume Bottles Partisan Pommadcs and Extracts for crnt
trbinc Jyory Pocket Tablets. Port Monas Of many KINDS,
Combs Hair Brushes Tooth and Nail Brushes and great va
riev of Fancy Articles, just received by >.-,
oct i0-ds IAbi-hh " J"Nho'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

DARLOR AND DINING-RoOM STOVES, for wood and
oct Isl 1sS,s c. s. BLISS Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
Fine PcrfilHllery.

HAVE in store large variety of Lu'n's cctbra;ci TX
for the Handkerchief Also fine French and Gema
Coognes Eemmes Toilet Vinegar, and oltr Extracts III gre
yaritty--fOr sale by
2l-dts JOHN II. SEti, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02


n STOLEN, from my farm 1ownrdsvilc,
TSAA Wednesday Of last week A GREY HORSE, three or
* II four old medium size. Twenty dollar.
will he given for the apprehension Of the hie literal
ward for the Horse. j. a. LEWIS.
sept 10 dts Scotsyiile. Albtmarc Va.
NOTICE-Mr. VIM j, Chiilr,sa s hereby aGhorzcd to
~ cepl fos money due Tho old ofJ L. Winston Co.
may l0-dis j. H. {. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

IIH0sE indebted firm of j. H. Thompson & Co,
FOR bills due Juy h 1852 earnestly requested to settle
'eiore the 9Th Of September
aug 27-ds j. II. THOMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

+ O r S y l. l.
A SPLENDID STATIONARY ENGINE, 12 horse power,
"A In complete nroer. bargnin can be had mo
oct l5-dts [. II. HARDY & BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

- ~ LADIES WATCHES--We will receive this week, hi1y
s)U of Ladies' Watches We solicit call from al
wanting such as We feel assured that we can r sts
iactiou j. WILLIAMS ~ SON,
oct 13-d,s Main Srcct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02
w ASlHIN GTON HOUSE,
vN0pYnryo~ va
CA B E Il L H u s E,
No. ll2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
I. RORABACK. Proprietor.

JOf1N ..
PEG leave TO their fricn Is aud the public gcnr
h) ally that the CABELL House. Ia open
;ensiyc furnished, and will be conducted 10y the Ivsent pro
petor, the the most approved style, in all respects. The
location has been conceded to be the bes in the city being
The centre of business Main Street, within few
walk Of the Depot Warehouses, Banks &c.
With polite and genileuany clerks ready, prompt and
i've servants travellers aud visitors this House
snred that will be cared for in that
give general satisfaction The Proprietor Manager pledges
themselves that they will spare pains expense, render
ing comfort W all who visit their House. From friends
the public generally solicit II share Of your patronage
ISAAC RoRABACk Proprietor
sept 2Sdly JOHN ). KYLE Manager