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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
IA "a. - 1sNTENI !. =. ~ M; Ia HINES.

~ Daltunre No - Westminster ST. Providers
No ist 4th ST. Cme,nnsti; NJ. 20 North 9TH ST. ~
lor>; No. ST. Charles St, Nes Orleans No 70 DaupAn
St. Mohle. idec 2idScts
IA ..o'S PNTENI -. ~ Az! IiAIasINEs.
w Th> r the NOS, rsiiahl" SEWING MACHINE ever
" red IN t market both in the quality Of ia work its du
ITS and ,npicty The oo OF II easier learned
than OF aa other Machine, while it works with
The finest the heaviest cloth leather either o,
whtb in very superior manner making straight
c'uy laid much finer tina. Ordinary hand work, while
both sides o the cloth stit he'd alike rvaing beauty
hand work. rarely Of working
dor requires repairing aud simple that an operator
these advantages other Machines feel confident
H"fs Pa,cnt seeing Machines will best meet the wants OF
Families all kinds Manufacturing tothers Tailors Boot
aud shoe Masersor any Others requng in their work
Harness. Saddle Manufacturers will fnd this Machine
that their work rapid and substantial manner, AMI
much ,han the ordinary way Families who require
wants tcsides saving labor enough mont!s to
pay TailoIs III find erca, saving by using this Sew
ns Mn'n" .1s. , oe e s h ,u,' s ] n.r ,
and hoo: and shoe 'nuiacturers can save Thou
ss TIC WORK done on ra,l, by this Machine besr than
|. done in any ,thef way
The editor the Cadartown Ce"rga) Patriot When
parehasel your Weeds Patent Srins Machine we intend
ed wholly Tor family but AS Recommended 10 sew
leather ed Harness. aud Carriage Trmming, and
many Of neishbon can testify TO The superiority Of
work done h both in po n: of beauty and sreni
and confident this the machine has saycia
Dor enough Its cost One of our neigbors who has
han Tie ne saves in m.kias clothes for the res. Ev
Machine have sold this vicinity has given tho
'' satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you
r,ir,c from letter written by gentleman. owning
plantahon new TWO VEGAS fdt<ht
Adaias have been in almost constant since boug
with the best of practical resul In less th three
operators them finished complete OF
clothes for ea Of hundred and plantation haSd
and find the time saved using them has
than paid their cost
Another Planter used employ three four hands
in making clashes for the but purchased your
Heds aient setnS Maeas hand does the sewing for
The whole plantation while wife for making
all the clothes Il" the family feel confident the Machine
Tor 'seI every three months.
We all who need Machine to examine these as they
are the smtes, and best for Family Plantation or any
9th whore . stitch required Price Pate
Ssrins Machine eiOO and Si30
JAS. II WHITNEY,
Successor to Whitney Lyons,
345 broadway New York.
CF~ Sold by A. 3. ESGLEDOVE, dealer IN Fancy Goods
| bOnneta. &c. LYnehbMfH. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

- ISLAND WEST INDIES The richest formation OF
Phosphate the world, containing
Pho phate III Lime being 10 per Iccr
tnu, hate ui tone Dust For sale by lLc
much lowe prices tlar Peruvian Guano and from
ulnoul received superior t"t In tertizis qualities r"
nItA,r particulars Apply 10 w. i. ANDIRHON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

NOIECE.-As n,resinx Of the board Of nj
~ Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
held dice If the Company the city of ynclburg
Saturday the i7th of January 1887 the following resolutions
were adopted
notion Resorsd That from and after the first day ofrel
ruay Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company will
killed by trains running this Rad unless
1t Gc cear, that such stock killed in
cupAbe negligence OF the agents tmpoyce' of this
Company.
Eesord That against this Company foi loss
damage goods produce MUST lie presented within thirty
from articles should have been delivered
a Copy from the minutes -
apl23u WM. II. HUGHES Sccy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

III
We just received another o the celebrated
,ur and Merit COOK SrON ood aad coal which
cIslly admired the aud Me
vhanc air in tbs BY the great saving oi uV the
casting their superior mis-. and perfect opera
various Ut cooking they
.,,t - We hitcd
kesrrNuir, bolu whIch
furnishing hot water nj AL
fuel heated the s,uoku lI., and
M the cooking y
"a dis & BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
Prepared by Dr. ,. a. AVER,
Practical and Analy ticaI CT mist Lowell, Mass

PRICE - CTS P..lt BON. t4R Il l. rs FOX q.
sHps an tf
j. Il SEAY, LyneLbnrs; 4 ltN ILL., lADD co, Eirl
nd y. +. RlVES ra:c.sc }ie Vi. A. SANTOS. Nortk
and al Druggists feb 2ldtyuy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
NiONU NJ 4 Mt !!

RNu.GOtS oar. HS.-Rrrrivcd a few du , y
most beautiful pattern Of IL feet OH. CLOTH,
halls well worth, the attention o
tho,r dcsrus e. purchase. ). NJ. SIMPSON.
l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

Principal OtHte, No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
BtAStH osfIctt.-No ~ Hanover ST BOSTON, No ~ Chap
.,cn lven, tt, Glo,erNlc y y No IA Broad ST,
Nrwar>, = No. I'2 Chestnut 1T, Philadelphia; No l01
B,umore II altnne No - Westminster ST, Providence
X ist 4th 81, Cincinnati; M ~ North 18th St. III
Louis; NO.t ST. Charles St, Nc~ Orleans No. - Daupan
ST. Mohle Idec 2i-d&cta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

kSEHtylAN a:tANO.- 900 Bngs Of No. I
4 PI.lI CT ANO landing aud for sale by
IA. MOND DAVENPORT q co,
ian Gtlg kclm nd. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

In SEARCH OF FoRTUNE.-The gentlemen in
charge Of the Market Street House, were waited
.,n Tuesday night by two individuals, who gave
their names as William 0. Stephens and Saml c.
Johnson and claiming to be c;tzensof the county of
Carroll, which delightful county they had left
some weeks since, in the hope of lettering their
fortunes elsewhere They had got thus far on
their Journey to the Land of Ophir," but having
accidentally fallen in with thor old acquaintance,
John Barlcycorn, they Ind expended their
substance, and were unable to prosecute their
pilgrimage further. Under these trying cir
cumstances. they begged the privilege of nights
repose beneath the hosptable roof of this deserv-
edlv popular establishment. The usual hosritali-
ties we're extended and the wayfarers, after being
thus refreshed, set out greatly streng thcned and
encouraged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
Ayers Ca.hnrsic pills.

rUIIr sclncs ot chemistry and Mudcn. taxed
their utmost produce this bot most i"itc, pnreaiv"
which know unumrraie proofs ar" shown mat
have viriuos With pa in excellence Ill" or
,unrv med that III win nniHrrrdcnt"iy upon
the s'rem e., men The, aud pleasant 10 take,
powerful Their penetrating properties Stimulate
the vi n aciiv the BODY tn" distractions n s
organs blood aHh cNpel disease Trey purge ON
huuors which breed and dstemper stimulate
rl.fcd organs into itcir nan al acii"n ana i'
para strength - The whole system NJ" only
H., hry plants ii body bui also
an. dangerous Diseases that have allied the est
n human tk While they produce powerful ol cts they arc
at the same diminished SEES the safest ard best physr
thai can rin children. Being coated they
pleasant abd being purely tah' are tree rom
risk at harm. Cures have been made when --s he-
td,y sal stnitcd by men Of SIT h exalted posi-
lion fhd the suspicion i nntinih NY
eminent rgyen and y sici'ns have en th'r names Il"
ihr public tho reliability OF my remedies ie "th'
rs have M me Their c6nt lotion that
Pr,arat contribute immensely to the elei oil my afhct'
ed. suffering follow men
The A,ut hcn.y named is pleased to furhi7h gratis my
American nanac containing directions Tor er ne ana GER
,idcatcs OF their cures OF the following complaints -
Cnsiivenrss Bilious Complaints, Rheumniism Dropsy,
He, rur Headache arising IRON tout stomach Nausea IN
Morbid Inacon OF The Bowels and Fan arising
thrr.um Fiaulency Loss OF Appetite all cerous Al On
aueous which require medicine Srrou'
Kings v They also. by purifying III" blood and s'n-
he complaints which II "tui
could ac such De anesS Partial Blind
hess Nervous lrritaby Deaugenenis {" ,he
and other kindred complaints arising
from the body distractions ut ii' ihc"nh
Do not be put off by unpncipcd dealers win other
pi they make profit Ask for AYERS fills ana
nothing else No other they can give you ,in,s win
intrinsic value curative powers hH sek "shh
fine best Is them. and they should have IL
Prepared by Dr. J. q. Az E&,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRICE % CTS. PER BOX. FIVE BONES FOR 81
j. II. SEAY. I.ynchburg; PURCELL LAbD 4 CO. Rich
mo.,d y. +. RlVEs Petersburg NJ A santos Norfolk
and all Druggists f"b"i'd"5"y'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

RrssELL's MAaAzINE-This elegant Southern
MONTHLY. issued at Charleston. S. L.. commences
the third year and the fifth volume with the issue
for the present month. We append the table of
contents of the number:
Volcanoes Of Genital France: Actress in High
Life; Together: Slavery in England: Some. fr.,m
Michael Angelo; Avolo. \ Legend fthe Island
of Cos; Beautiful Earth: An Old Acquaintance:
Lines; Gov. Richard Irvine Manning; Prince, 5
Use: From an unfinished Drama; Illustrations Of
Scripture from Modern Travel; Lines; Dogs: True
Lovers; Mary Beatrice; Facts, Anecdotes. l.itera-
ry Estrays; A Bracelet; Editors Table and Litora-
nv Notices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

WITHOUT PAPERs-Archer Grimes. q free ne
or, from Campbell WIS arrested on Market Alley
Tuesday night on the charge of remaining in the
city without his free papers. The missing papers
were faund next morning, and the negro dis
Q iarged. =. :. : -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
.e,a,y AND STATE AFFAIRS.

CoRakeTia<.--ia giving the vote for Mny1r. yes
ter Law. we nninentnualIy omitted TO meali' n sbe
fact that wm l.. Saundars, Esq, who was vn'ed
for in connection with that Office. was not u
candidate the present Efficient and popular in,
cumben,, having regular Opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

IyrDRIATEp-John Norris, q gentleman who
was discharged from the Potr House within the
last dav or two, was found on the street Tuesday
night. drunk and insensible-was taken to the
csc and next morning brought before the May
=, 0n, ur .crcd the discharge of the vagrant, on
H., promising to leave the city forthwith
James Campbell, free negro. was taken up on
Main Street same night--was very drunk, and
somewhat uproarious. The Mayor ordered him
tu.. .,,si.S>.
A e., ntryman answering to the name of VIM.
MeCuidy. made visit to this city few days
since. and being DESTROYS of seeing the elephant
in all his proportions, yenured on certain ex1lo-
ratons, which resulted in his being completely
"sewed ur." While in this condition, the luckless
stranger was overhauled by The watchmcn, ana
was by those benevolent gentlemen escorted to the
quarters made and provided for individuals suffer-
ing with the ailment Of which he was VICTIM
During the interview which was had between
Mr.. MtC. and his Honor, Mayor Branch. on the
succeeding morning, MAG was roundiy lectured
ON the improperly of the course of conduct pur.
smell by him since his advent N our city, and
warnci of the perils attending such indscre-
tons Mac was vastly pcnitent and promised
if released from his present unpleasant fix, to be
Of more exemplary carriage in all time to come
lie also expressed himself being entirely satis-
fed with sight seeing in Lypchburg and did not
entertain the most remote idea OF ever honorns
it with second visit-was discharged
William Dolan, an Irishman, and chronic
soaker of the worst type, WAS unusually Jubiiaht
on the night of election, and in consequence OF
such overflow of spirits and attendant demonsra-
tions, the noisy Hibernian was taken charge of by
Officers Gouldn and Bur,h, and his further
glorih-a alton efectually stopped. The Mayor
concluding that it would hardly pay" to boari
HIM at the city's expense ordered him to leave
town on sght-which order he solennly promised
to obey, and was accordingly discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

~ n BUaHELS OF PRlME NEW CLIO.
6eDD YER SEED just received We regard 1t an extra
ns los free from ppe and other impurities and think
tiat won call and examine
itbefore buying elsewhere. lRBf SAUNDERS
r. S-We have In store also, Timothy Orchard Grasa Blue
orase ana Evergreen SEED. tlau 22dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

LTNCIHBURG, "a.
WE arc thankful liberal patronage which have
heretofore received and again respectfully call the atten.
on Of our and the public to our LARGE AM
ELEGANT STOCK, which will be opened on MONDAY
nax tho oath inst BONNETS all kinds from 80 so tn Ser
Miss and Chldrens' BONNETS AND HATS, RIBBONS.
FLOWERS tIEAD.DRESSES. DRESS CAPsCOFFl ERS,
FANCY IL R.PINS. GLOVES. FANS. PARASOLS. moor
SKIRTS LACE GOODS, BRUSHES COMBS, PERFUME
RIES ard Back Front aud side HAlR-BkAlDS. Also. an
elegant assortment French Prussia and hentela LACE
NJ SILK LACE MANTLES AND SHAWi.s, and numer-
Gus aree not Please favor with call that
you may be satisfied sell goods cheap and pref
~ any establishment In this city or elsewhere TIE
goods vary price, that all may purchase
fv REPAIRING done short notice
Particular attention paid to orders from the country
march 26 dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received. Mt the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r.. on Yesterday, IL
nried cars, consisting of 20 barrels OF Flour;
S74 bushels Wheat; 81, coo Miscellaneous. There
were l6 loaded cars sent West
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

LYAs19nURG SAVINGS STORE.

- az -
mn has inst rrnracl from lhc Eastcnmsrket
j with u ,hnrn supply e MtlLiNEEi AND FANCY
(iDblpS " ch he Will wholesale aud trthi ut from
e5 30 pc than Tiny be bought elsewhere
Ills cnmpsra Hnnrts Ribbons. lowers tes
Tri,rmiprs Buttons Needle Work description La
dies ii. AS and taia.ni, .nhs Hoop Skrs from
Il ip ilari-as pcrtrciy Combs Bfust Hosiery at ev
cry vat.tv Working VIZ sed re- eh Working and Knitting
COTTON Nh Ice Manlas aud every article usually
fuurd II n
Nv opening IS n take pl,ta nEx MONDAY. (Which In
vi,c all rrrsefs quest of barFain> Tor the RASH.
nnrl Ji, LEVY Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
SOUTHERN PIPE FOUNDRY,
Rear Of Shork0a Warehouse. 18th Sire,
MON VI A IL. VIRGINIA.


SOUThERN PIPE FOUNDRY,
Rear Of Shorkon Warehouse. 18th Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE s,h, hay np enlarged their Foundry for III" pnr'
j pc . oi making WATER AND GASIliltS, are now ire
par make item of All Dimensions from UP to "a inches
in dantcr required l Stress and 10 suit III" rnrp"s"
they ncn led our PA l. has been i"s" IN tbs
entire satisfaction Those IN want 81 any
ing IN the abose line would do well To rs call before
sing North elsewhere we will furni, them
n n ", low cure and with disi arch
aso furnish ali Kinds If Machinery Castings
for Rairoad Agricultural Impem,n is. Mill Gearing Flows
&C., g. march 3d3ms fDDESS bhANNAN
NE. BOOK, for sale al - -
IL PAiSE & BLAC KFDRD'S.
TrcssilIar lis Friends Ey u Shelton Mackenzie;
Methodist Incidents AMI Charactcrs:rom Life In the
BaltiGiure Conference;
Pi-tnre, Of Conutry Liie-A work by Alice Cary;
Quaint ings and Doings concerning Luther by John g.
Blind Barti,nens or The sightless Sinner BY Rev W j.
Hoge
Dictionary Of Congress. by Ianmnn;
Unity Of Mankind. BY Prof Cael, x University OF va
Anecdotes IT Love. ny Lola Moniez
soif Made Men By G c. b. Seymour;
Court >hip Of Miles Standish. BY ongfellow;
Arundel;
peasan l. Ii. in Germany BY Miss Anna c. John "n,
Alsrbo Initials Doctor Antonio. Frank Fairlcgh Lewis
Arundel and many other popula, Novels -
marc 26ds PAINE O. bLaShfohp'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

LESSONS IN NEEDLE WORK
FOR CHsLDREN AND YOUNG AOlES.
HISS MARY ROSENSTlEL takes the liberty
MI to the citizens Lynchbnrg that she will be prepared
instruct In all kinds If hne NEEDLE WORK, PLAIN SEW
ING AND KNITTING
TERMS. ~
Fine Needle Work per month ....,............ o. 90
Plain Sewing aud Knitting, month";. 20
Two afternoons In the week. -
APRIL
For particular APPLY Miss RosEHsTIELs Store Main
Street, one door below II. c. victor's Book 6torA
Refereues-Stablsr Jenes march IeAlm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
I'rcpn red by Dr. J. q. AhEG,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.

SOLD ny
j. Fl. SEAY. Lynchburg; PURCELL, LADD CO Rich
mo.,d y. +. RlVES Petersburg NJ A. SANTOS Nnrtoik
and all Druggists feb "idt'Jh'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07


siiNGIItIp Nj, Fol ltff
BROTHER AVER: iniN chr'rhtlA '.'uy Nan' I'G'T"i -
H. hos, remedy Vs. possess tl' :" "hn"pur cough
,rpnr and lie :jus lis o. emld'n OF Nar irner
Ia the South nh,' ''h'
medicine Ia oar people, NINA" - NJ ', "
AMOS H. T. fsa Monterey Ia nr'-, '!tJ n '7h ! ma
iclou. influenza, winch cmun"d me- IA do r. SIX W"'
tol many med, yyihont family iuci Your fftrdt
,rncs IN my and un-s less than enr ""ii 'hs bottle
uar me completely we'll Your me .ict". arc the cheapest
n wclas the can buy, and 5'rm GU b"'"',
an. Your remedies : the pour mans mint 49,
MIST M.ScHfsrtn. IA. Fec 4. lAa6.
SIN: Your Cherry Pictorial is ort"rmng marvel cures
IN . section gcc,ed sev"rHi from hiarnnF hHuf
toms Of ,n-utnt aud is curing lnnh Mh" mas LABOR
l uu,ar AN affection of the lungs Tor the last forty
HENRY l. PARKS Merch.rt
A A RAMSEY. NJ D. Albion, Monroe 90 Iowa. VINES
seat e. -5, During practice # mauN Years haN"rund
rolling canal your Chrg Pcori Tor 81 ing AMI re-
We might add volume. Of evidence hn the most con SO
ng roof o OF this remedy und IN It's effects
upon trtd.
Consumption.
Probably remedy has ever been known when cnreh
many as this Some u" human
aid ran reach those tho Cherry PsaFdt afnrH
rcict aud cnnfri, 49,.
AsInR IInvsE, INV YORK. cry. March >. 1915.
DIR AVER IowIIi.: feed & uty AMI IlrAsnre Ia t'
form YOU what Cherry PertorGi has " Tor wife Sa
had been months ah under The dangerous symptoms
1T Consumption from which aid We nit rroon" gave mar
murh relief She stead fri.iar uuti Dr strong, OF
this tiry where hay" c"me for a!Nrs, recommended
lre # your incidence We hl.s, III. kuin do y"r
HAT day. Sh" IS not vet as
strong hut il r"c "a IN erconih aud calls
herself Wei Yours with gratitude and regatd -
DRIANDp SuIIih, ot Shehsvillr,
Cnsnp yfires do despair al Won have tired Afts Ch-
RI r. rto,a II is The best deal chemists in
III. xor all aroeud Ms b'- cak the high merits
at lis yl,tucs- Iaiiadsipho LfdPr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
Nav STYLESI NEW GOODS

NEW STYLES! NEW GOODSl!
TJAVINt, lust returned In the Northern cities. where
have taken more ordinary In the selection Of
go and comuete stock Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. GAPS
TRUNKS UMBRELEA'. CARPET BAGS. &c. &c. and
gotten Of them eand ready for inpec
ton would most respectfully toe call from friends
and the public L. L. AhMlsIEAD,
march 26-dts-Rep. coty Next to the Cabeii House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

uDERuvnAN GUANO.- 1900 bag. sriecsed
I Peruvian Guano 3Ue bags Eide islanf unan"i 9 90
bags Sombeo uano sale the lowest market Ivy
EDMOND, DAVENPORT A CO.
mar dts. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

n EDvORDALUW d Iodine 0RDly0es
. NEW LONDON Vk--Hercaften ftsA IN 49, -
price Of the Bedford snd Iodne water VIII = klEEx
vsisv BE- accompanied with the essA The wssse - exse
20 80 h:es ~ ss's p ~ n Tss3pso ~ ~ -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

OP0GNSs, dk0e.- sCUTT,n IA sHsONA vO9
- SPRING 1ns recsved, with explanations y Ee0h -
French and German Yearly suscribes supplied VIA re
supplement grats pphl-hed in Apr aid Octses ~, VIM
English French and German expsnafsos>.
march - dts. y 49, -. 49, 4 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

Probably remedy has hecn known which cured
many and this Some u" human
aid ran reach those the Cherry P'"Fd aifrH
fcict aud comi,ri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

ATEs d 'gsE s.-EanCy Srck Gi's for th
~ B., +. Lace. ln ul't. II N All, a., &c tul
mn, .t.ds WV. T. FACE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

.i SOC -s4 49, ssI settle ~ .sF 90 q
.sssa.-4Ae -.N-s1~s4 ss2-> Sssszz5f&
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

~ u W tsUODS VIZ GS1U.-NATH.
IN GUGGESHEIMER has returned from the Northern
cities beautiful STOCK of GOODS
he has bad the pleasure of Offering the public.
Cons derabe time and pains spent selection Of
pretty DRESS GOODS Tor Ladies' lie they will com.
pare In beauty quality price, &c, with any house Lynch
burg The Ladies' will please ca find Plain Fancy
silks from $40 to ESQ pattern, superior Black Rhine
silks Black Bagadere and Brocade Silks Robes,
double Jupes Organde Robes double Jupes Jacone Robes
LIZ AMI Jupe vaen.a Piads and Stripes, Mantilias and
Shaw very fine Emboideres Hoop Skts plain ruff
and nged farasols with lot Cloth CASH
Nestipgs and of Staple oods
n B-Counry Merchants wishing Lynehburg will please
give me n call. No.
march - dts.-,,ep and Bristol News cory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

ENyHI 0t,,s N!DssRStt IEGt -
i FreurA I't r'y, Whlskcr. r"i VIM, Gtn, Mndeir'
Wine, sr,Helle &c fof sale ty go. -.
fch ,.dts STABIER 4 JONES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
AS WE ANTICIPATED,


The Delta, unable to answer our article Of yes
terday morning ITSELF translates an article from the
French side of the Bee, which is as weak, impotent
and violent its own fulminations We think ii
has not strengthened its position by resorting to
translations, although it could hardly have weak
ened it under any circumstances. The quntes-
sence of violence and incendarisin is manifested
by the translator and the translated and all we
have to hope is that no innocent people will suffer
on account of the natural results of such nflam-
natory publications.
Men have been killed in Virginia and there are
men who will be hung in Virginia, for attempting
to stir up seryile insurrecton. Yet Ossawatonie
Brown, and his confedcrates in the Harpers Ferry
insurrection, are innocent men compared with the
GcEritt Smiths, Beechers, Cheevers, ETC., who i'll.
cited them to damnable deeds and furnished them
with arms and money to murder Southern men,
women and children. The instigators are always
more to blame-are more criminal-than their in
struments.
Notwithstanding these efforts to stir up bad
blood we are persuaded the election will pass off
peaceably, despite the violent employment of the
English and French tongues.