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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-24
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-24

TINO LET-The furnace building, recently
"A occupied by Nathan Washburn, on Franklin street,
Also two Shops Foundry street, suitable for Black
smith, Carpenter or Painter.
Inquire of q. A. TRUMBULL. If aus
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Considering the Various forms in which this discs
MR veolcs itself 1t may well be called hydra headed"
In Its train follow iadi0estion Pain in ooch
Water Brash Csreness, Piles, Acidity Oppression after
Eating Jdandice flatuifacy 7opor TIC Lire Dissie
Debnfss femdie G6siainfs, e Some Of the first
cures effected In their by the
TIERS; while essmonials from other sources editorial o,i-
ions and voluntary expressions from persons
see their names in print perfectly overwhelming
Read The following from highly respectable Clergy
EAST TAUNTON, Mass., Feb. Q, 1855.
To the Editor Of the Portland Mirror,-Sr:-
have been sufferer fm the dyspepsia Besides trying PIT
tenc Of my family p,sieans In The almost useless irinl Of
their various prescriptions tried great variety
tent medicines with similar result Through the kn,rs
physician received last March, half dozen
OxiGENATED BITTERS. began them wihc
hope Of deriving help from them. Being determined give
them fair trial continued their use but without any per.ri
tible benefit till June.
Since then have gradually improved In health ill
trely free from acdiy OF the stomach and from the
naulency and the awful and almost dsractng sick ca,
which oen for days together has wholly untitled for uy
and for all other ministerial duties aud rendered life burden
feel that owe 81 expression of gratitude kessrs
Oxygenaed Bitten In my estimation, n
that most trying, most ycXng, and cruel of m dses
which poor human flesh Is heir, the dyspepsia Having
Cd so long and tried different remedies with good
result can recommend the Oxygenaied itcs with conf
denc- few Others II any Of the readers of the Mirror
suffering, beg Of them 10 make ai these ters wi hUu
delay.
JAMES r. CUSHI'ti.
Prepared by ". FOWLER co, BosroS, and for IL by
William A. Srotir Il Co.. and John H. Seay u; T.
G. Pugh Campbell G. H. and by all Druggists and dealers
medicine throughout the eli, and country. [luly "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25
Bakers Premium Bitters,

We hope the citizens generally will be- mi. NJ full
MSS Of this ll-imlortaDt Family Mcdcne-one II al is
inv nluabe In all climates aud in all that has
formed more remarkable than other
that be taken BY all conditions and with peri ct
saeyand that stands unryalled for
Colds and Coughs Cie Nervous Affections General Dbl y
Ague and Fever and Nervous Headache Bakers ceebr ed
PRENUM BrrTEgs have been manufactured In Richmond
for past, and highly recommended by Physicians nd
vegetable substances and therefore entirely free from Nil me
poisons When all other remedies failed bot
tie has known Dyspepsia ID
by the late no. T. Newclis and fcvcrs aesedby VIM
IT, Gregory OF Henrco and others-and choics and arb
hundreds 81 citizens who used II with great
during the prevalence of the Cholera IN Richmond and
which Immediately checked and upsoo,ed u the Of
that horrid disease by the of Bakers PENrM rrEE4
Indeed doubt there has been cov cred tonic
powerful and yet soothing these Irrs viii Oh
constantly administered children With the haples H.
The Proprietor of these Bters anxious have them know
throughout the country, and for this will them 10
country merchants and others b, the Wholesale such prices
cannot fail Ia please. All invited Try the Bilcr
to judge for ihemsciyes OF their merits.
To be had Of all Druggists in Lynchburg and esen here in
Virginia. For orders address l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
july 26-d&cts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25
Markata

NEW foRK. Aug. 24.--Stocks inactive; Virginia
Skies unchanged. Cotton quiet. Fiour higher;
Southern IS - 81. Wheat higher, Choice South.
Choice Mixed IS. Provisions dull ana unchanged.
Whiskey half a cent better at go. In the cattle
market Beeves had advanced half cent on best
BON offered; sales at 81 to IL. Sheep bouyent and
$4,000 head offering. Swine advanced one.ei ghth
to tye,eighths; offerings Of $500 corn fed At $50
to $6.
BALTIMORE, Ang 24.-Flour heavy and buyers
refused to give over S. for Howard Street and
Ohio. Wheat firm and active; White 81 20 to
] 81 Red 81 10 to l3. Corn upward: White
1S to so; Yellow so to So. Provisions firm: Ba-
con Sides ~ to 81 Mess Pork l4a to Is. Lard
quiet at lit to liz. Ohio Whisky held at 2SA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

..o,,n cucumbers and eight white onions; peel the
pnn;nrs and cucumbers, and then chop them as fine
o os possible. Sprinkle on three quarters of pint
as the table salt; put the whole in seive and let
It drain twelve hours. Then take a tea cup full
,,f mustard seed, half tea CUP full of ground
,lack pepper, and mix them we'll with the eucum-
hers and onions. Put the whole into stone Jar;
with the strongest vinegar; close It up mgnuy lor
three days. and it is fit for use 1t Will Keep Tor
wears.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

Fo, fHz LApIEs.-An excellent recipe for clean,
DIS Il said to be the foliowing: Cut UP three
ordinary. pared Irish potatoes into tnaa slices
pour on them half point Of boring Ia.sf -. a" !,
.,s ecna quantity Of alcohol Sponge the silk on
the r.vbt side, and when half dry iron It on the
o.ber aide. The most delicate colored silk may
he clcansed by this process.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25
ADVERTISE ADVERTISED
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ATT THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
1fyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers ON the line Of rai
1road from Lyneburg and other paces Mi of
them having aargc circulation among the people OF South
western Virginia and East Tennessee
NV ERA, Floyd &. H., Va. vinalSiA Eoo Halifax C. H.
WING, VA 4 Tenn NEws nrst.l In
REGISTER, N"'N''' FEM" r, n,nS Ione.or Tenn
SENTINEL Eogcrsslc. Tenn DgnooRAT Geene,le, Tenn
lNTELLaEscEE, Morristown" ApvEnTIsEn Chattanooga
STAR, lI,xi,o,o, Y, Posi-, Athens, L"
snsrrsf', -. ~ V nsSsns Abingdon, Va.
DEMOCRAT, '' " RrGIsrEI Saleni Va
VISITOR Marion, Va. SrAR& HERALD thristiansbg.
WnS' F'ncasc Va rrarnr' Gr1' 50" G. H. VI"
DEMOCRAT, Union, Va. TiMks "!'he'ih'' va.
REGISTER ln,nyu,. Y. Apyoc ATE, Tazewcl C. H., Va.
kErlhiioAS, " SouTu WEsT, Giles c. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. RrrrnIIcAS Winchester Va
Perssns wishing %
lind II 10 To call
burg Nirgnian where contracts Ill be
advertisements FORWARDED MTnul DELAY.
eEI will also receive and forward pnIor
IN me United states A. WADDILL.
sept Isis. Foreman irru Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

cnop oRpER.- -Ther - eszsiAsss saag.liI
quist, and the police. thefskst6 have ser !! I
to DE- We heard IN iatslli ssns physitsskS ar
Yesterday. that the genefd hsAlh ~ WY
god, that ii would be sext = tnpossibzs pr any
thing to disterb it ut this psktle4iar tim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

F.K,oHr TR.pE.-There we're received at the
aenot Of the Va. L Tenn. R. r., on 22d inst, Il
loaded cars, consisting II ll80 bushels OF Wheat;
$4,000 rounds Of Lumber 222 barrels OF Flour ri
$4,000 pounds of Miscellaneous. There were 70
1oodad cars seat West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

E1eHr HoURs IN THE ArLANrIc.-Captan John
Doughty, of the sloop -, of Cobbs Island. North
ampton. was washed overheard opposite the new
Light House, on Smiths Island, when about5 miles
at sea by o north east storm Tuesday, the 10th
inst at Felix in the morning. He swan to Smiths
Island and attempted to land, but was unable to
do So on account of tho heavy breakers. lie then
swan to the southern end of the Island, and was
in the breakers for four hours, which were contn-
ually breaking over him, and washing him nearly
20 the bottom; about this time he caught small
niece of drift wood which was insufficient to sus-
tain him, but assisted in keeping him above water.
lie dashed himself to this stick with his cravat,
which soon chafed in two-he was then lett unSnl-
ported About this time schooner hove IN sight
and came within half a mile ct him. lie then
swan up North Channel and attempted to land
ON VIM. Knights shoals. A strong current, how
ever. frustrated his efforts here and then heswam
up and attempted to land on Linnen Bar and was
ngain prevened iv the current. The force OF this
current kent him in North Channel until he reach
ed Clesapeale Bay. Ate. getting well inside the
Cares, he was picked up at o'clock, p. M on
Fishe1n.u's inlet by Capt. CoDkln, Of the schoon-
,r -. and taken into Alexandria. When res
cuel he was almost exhausted. aud it is supposed
he could not have lived moro than fifteen minutes
lopgpr This is the most remarkable case on re-
card: for any one acquantedswith the coast will
admit TINT he must lave swan from ten 10 nlteeh
miles. Captain Doughty arrived here IN the Jen,
Lind. captain W III IuCNONHf yo'.S'N"y' '-
left for home in the steamer Coffee this morning.
where he will appear like one risen from the dead.
since it was reported that he was drowned 1t
was fortunate circumstance that the tide was
running in at the tme for had it set the other way
he would have been carried to sea and lost iorev-
er.-Nortoik Day Book.
LAND SALEs.-C. j. Faulkner, agent OF Mrs.
Humphrey B. Powell, of Loudoun, sold at public
auction, tract Of $50 acros Of land; about three
, miles from Martinsburg at the price Of $50 "a
terms. equal tocash. Wheat crop reserved: ana
no improvements Of any value upon the iand.
VIM. ". Walker, purchaser. Tn, farm Ut Wm'
Major, containing 902 acres, miles FROM Cu'pe-
per C. H., was cold Thursday, for $50 on acre.
Mrs. Amy Hall purchaser. A. lot OF timber land
. near the form, continuing LOG acres was purchas-
ed by Dr.. Payne at slipper acEs.
WATER POWER AT DANvILLE.--Crews, koden-
herxer & Co. of Danvilie. Va. are about !" erect
4 Touring mill. This will be the drst enterprise
. Of The kind there. Speaking ofis.ths Danyille
Transcript remarks: 1.-THE water power OF Dan
!, willie can hardly be surpassed in the JStateIthe
aupply Of water being abundant and Aniaiiing.
The country around here would supply wheat IN
almost any quantity desired; and SO We think that
o large manufacturing -four ipal might be erected
with every reasonable prospect ut doing q sue
ccssfui business"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

MWE direct attention to the adysrtjAmsnt =
Rev. John G. Blackweii,'s Collegiate pstr'usea ~
Gravel Hill .-s5=4s#.4 =5,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

Jous ~ r' irss a rn a was
and dilapidased speciYsu. T,ssd.v niSht and ta-
found as S On ~ hen brought before the May
Ken 70 ing liz ne promised Il released this time,
w leave town 2rthwith. and cause his Honor no
e....as .rov6e-his prayer was granted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

RArs.-On Tuesday night We ws,e In this "
the most refreshing rain that has aanenced fall
entity for weeks past The rain SS D shon. the en-
ing about dark, and eoItiuued ts scs' will be i'm.
tire night. The hate corn and
,nenaelv henehtted. II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25
Grover & Bakers.

m<e LEBrATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 400 Broad
MS way. New York. and Isl Baltimore Street baltimore.
NEW STYLE-PRICE 4jD-IIEMMERS - EXTRA
This machine sews from spools purchased from the
store requiring rewndng OF thread II Hens Fe Gath
ers and Stitches superior STYLE finishing each by its
own operation without 70 the hand needle as
oured by other machines II will do better and cheaper
ing than seamslress can she works for cent
hour.
send for n circular j. T. DAVIS & co.
,n.v a fta Agents, Lynchburg.
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SU M M E r CLOT HING.
REDUCED PRICES.

TlNllE subscribers desrous Of closing entire
SUMNER CLOTHING before the arrival their Fall
stock, ofrr their desirable styles OF seAsnabe Clothing nj
Reduced Prices.
several lot. Of FASHIONABLE MAR sEiIlrs COATS,
with which oversiockc, will ic sold ut Prime Cost
A small lot each, ~ CASHMERE, MARSEit1ES, LINEN,
and WHITE DUCK COATS, slightly of style lcss
of material ahl making.
BURROUGHS, SlIAFER Il co,
Jul, lists l0a Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25
ESTABLISHED 1888.

k EIIN, bald w IN &c w I'LL 4 MS,
RE now receiving direct from their own manuiactory the
largest and most desirable stock Of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING they have exhibited, and TO which additions
will every arrival throughout the season. Iher
devoted TO the TRADE where ey are pre-
pare show times full md complete assortment OF
The fashionable goods gotten up in style equal to the best
Merchant Talos sold TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT LESS
T.x THEIR r.icES Their second and third floors devoted
exclusively the WHOLESALE TRADE, and VIII be fonnd
and WELL Clothing, manufactured with great palms. ana
with direct the wants Of the merchants Ngna
Nort Carolina Tennessee. Devoting the whole of our
time 10 the manufacture and sale OF Clothing aone Win
experience extensive operations and other material al
vsptaoes Ne can and do Offer greatest Inducements
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS,
.pg 1e.,a No, l02 Main Street, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

SHoar WHEAT CRoP.-.Ths millers OF this place
saws the Clarksburg Register, ascertaining that
,be re is no more wheat in this county than will
be needed for home consumption, have made ar
rangements to obtain supply from the West. to
grind for other markets. We imagine that this
is the first time that grain was ever imported from
other States by the mlllers Of Clarksburg' and
the fact speaks as well for their enterprise rs 1t
evinces the shortness of our crops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

1S-sEfANaAo Oh kns steaa0A.A
: SAcKyiLLn Aug. 24.-No sirnsof thu stcansbip
Canada have been received here. u 49,. 3
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Hain in waahirgtor

z. WAsHIseres, Aug. 24.--T6ere was heavy
sho yer OF rein here to-day, and the storm was be-
lie icd so DO general - -
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University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Medical Department.

NInety-FouTth Session 1853 COZ.
WI GIBsoN, NJ. De- Emeritus Profcssorof Surgery
SAsrEL JACKSON, NJ d. Professor of institutes of Medicine
b. W0op NJ d., Professor Of Theory and Practice
NJ edicinc.
HopGE. NJ. D. Professor of Obstetrics
of Woman and Children
CARSON NJ d. Professor Of Matcra Mcdica and rhar
macy.
RourRr T. ROGERS, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
.JosE I.rIpY, NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
Honey H. SMITH NJ d., Professor Of surgery.
WILLIAM Hunt, NJ. d.. Demonstraor nf Anatomy
The Lectures of the Session viii second Monday
Of dc toier aud close the LIST of March.
Ci deal Instruction given throughout the Session, in the
Mei al Han, by the Professors, and at the a and
other Hospitals.
The Dsscctng Rooms. under the superintendent of the
Pre Anatomy and the Demonstrators open
mid lille of september.
The Room for Operative Surgery and Application Of Ban
dages, &c open early In september and throughout The
sion, under the supervision Of the Professor of surger.
Surgical Demonstration. q 5. BisIoP, NJ. d.
Fees for the Lectures (each Proessr Sl5 4105
Mairicuatiun Fee (paid On, +
Graduation Fee, 30
L. T. ROGERS, Nj. d., Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
University Building.
F. Il. Dick, Janitor University Building
r. S.Board may be had at from 80 20 to % per week
July i3-claw3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

NJ. r. BOHANNAN,
General Agent & c. Hector. aud Notary Public,
For Lynchb"rg and the County Of Comp6eH.
TUVE undersigned late Legal and General Land Agent
ces to the citizens Of Lynchbufg and public In general
Collector Claims within the city and the bordering
with claims near upon the East Tenessee& Virginia Road
PUBLIC, he win attend 10 the takihg Of Depos
TONS 10 any other business apperanlng the Office
He attend the Hiring OF Negroessecuring them
hlrers. ,sM X 71t
Having with firm determination please all, he
hopes 70 merit The patronage Of the people, -. :
elm tftt = it43 = = M. r. BOHANNAE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

TAprrs wAaSs x Hssfl . = s ~ okzs01ss-
4. ha a srss n si s sss vi III 81 1 Sss
80 ~ and eSh, Tha h1sWtaa es6ll1sqte II hm we'll
known Tailor Y ~ sp.ay, Vic oey nd 49, q nnpies
M. V. I I...ss.s1slS = 4: ii Y W, e.,
dnd no aiMlcsls q yps.lisg VA "a u r. Sso,h,
seen and opsrslsd - u y ssysi a. = IT. q ewing
that would rcsnpSnd ~ p1n8 pbq1. ~ - ~ only
% understand and Hct ~ = ~ - g lnoss
that worked % lsaa ys1s. Slvs nngtl ~ tn
sspssi nv II Ann m n, !. .,. ~ "a,
lhofs MssAlss.. ThN n great ausht % DO
ns and Iosk ssssa fjsss 5Idi1E q a a. IT, r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

These tIrNs remove MI
morbid or had matter from
the :, sicun,sllpla, ing IN their
plncc II healthy How ol bile,
in,igoraiing the stomach,
causing food Ia digest well,
ruRiF,iSa riiR BLoop,glyinl
tone and health To the whole
machinery, renewing The
call,c of the diseas,, effect
Ing u radical cure.
Bu.iot sATTAa ksarc cured,
and, what IL better, prevent
cI BY the occasional llse OF
the Liver lnyigorator.
One dosc amer ealing Ia
sufficient Ia relieve the stoin-
uch and prevent the food
from rising and SQUIRTING.
Only one dose taken l,c.
fore retiring prevents NIGHT
MARE.
Only one dosc taken nj
night, loos.ns the bowel,
gently, and cures oosTIvg-
NEss.
pne dose taken after eacl
meal will cure DYSPEPSIA.
One dose of two teaspoons
MI will always relieve sioI
HEADACHE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

WEARING Hoops.--W hen .erinolines were voted
the fashion Of the day, and ladies donned them
and cut a swell on the streets, the newspapers
teemed with ridicule, ministers declared them
nuisance, and street walkers pronounced them an
moving and disgraceful. Nothing daunted. the Ia
dies persisted in their use, the public became &C
custon,ed and pleased with their huge dimensions,
and now they are Us necessary to the appearance
Of fair damsel as smaller ones are to the preser-
walton of molasses hogsheads or wine terces. How
ever great the diameter of these charmed circles.
no remark is ELECTED, for they are part and parcel
of fashionable dress, and attract no attention;
while on the contrary. if young lady makes her
appearance on the street without hoops, she be-
comes the observed of all observers, and if not
laughed at to her face, is subjected to the severest
criticism, though she does not hearit. Yesterday
morning three ladies, apparently strangers. passed
up Main street, and, because they wore no hoops,
attracted universal attention. Neat and plain US
they we're dressed, and modestand unassumng as
they seemed to be, all who saw them felt that
they had left home before completing their toilet
and no doubt felt anxious to tell them SO. Such is
the force of fashion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

I.YNCHBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'.
FUNE Fourth Session Of this institution will
Il MONDAY, September oh, lh5g.
Terms per Session ot Five Months.
onrd with no additional charge for Exins $T5 90
Department. IS 10
Intermediate including French and Latin 20 M
Collegiate Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
Music Pianos lessons per week hour each. 20
Use of instrumental Vocal Music daily exercise without
additional chnrgc) W
Drawing, Painting aud Embroier.-cxira.
n. b. Two Ancient and Two Modern Languages requisite
order to graduation.
For particulars and circulars address
mug 24-d3m :. u. WILLIAMSON, Principal
EDUC EaON.
School for Young ladies will be opened the LIST day
IvA of SEPTEMBER.
TERMS.
For Boarding ..:....................si5 per month
For Tuition in English. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For " French or Latin. ........... ~" 4"
FOR MUSIC
For usc of INSTRUMENT. .................... 4"
23-,iis 5. a. MANSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

NEW LIVED ~ A ID L. e.
TAKE opportunity nhvnink my friends and patrons
lthat have aud always intend " keep hand, nne anil
general assortment Of YOUNG WORK HOUSES which oncr
hr anie Fraaonnble terms. p
also keeps COED sock o. HORSES, BpGGiEs AND
HACKS for hire, which be had nj monents notice. Call
wnAAs new brick stable opposite the PoM once Lynch
burg, Va. ~ fRe
april l3-diy. Y. WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

RHODES PER-PHOSPHATE LIME.
WE have just received fresh lot Of s very valuable for
w izer Those Of friends who this article.
speak very highly Of H. We think ouly need used gnn
that popularity which cmncnily deserves Pamphicts
containing number Of certificates from the prominent
farmers OF the country, may be- had by applying TO
NJ. HOLLfNS Il Co, Sole Agents,
may 2i-dts Lynchburg Va
k0nn YARDS, more less, Of Fast Colored Lawns, q
cOOO 10 cts per yard, worth % cents
Also wiss Book, Jaconet India Indian White Nusns,
just received and sale my store, pr0t
f1dinsl JNO. j. ptfRvfS. Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-25

UNIvERsIry OF VA--The Charlottesville Adro-
cate saws that Mr. Pratt's water works are in full
blast. Fresh water can now be had in every part
of the buildings, and the fountain on the north
side of the new building was throwing water some
40 feet high. The water is brought FROM the OBJ
seryatory Mountain into n reservoir, whence it is
taken up and forced on top of the rotunda, by a
steam engine and pump, into two large tanks of
boiler iron holding 1000 gallons each. 1t is con-
yeyed thence to all parts Of the grounds,