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god people al this country wfih I
English light but il Was difficult tofal
amateurs, is all fiic stars are - vii tleuii-
r"nragsd, In ifrlr own country, tint nnas
VIII venture, except US professors, III fry
hi n America.
I've Young fellows, Of good hone AID
muscle, have 'h..p lnr soirie time in ir.iilt,s:.
~ this nnnhnie pnfpoSc anu tbe5 Nsfe
encouraged by their friends, who raised =
! sum of money, spd backed them in the Ysl-
81 old seh"nl sly lc--tic plirs. is said io
have been for $1,000, and ihe parties dri,f
m,ned IN tl.el I'll ncubm ground, IL beisg
the fashion, M Iessi anpng editors. III he
NEUTRAL and tl,ry pitched UPON COMFY n
Mnd, nni FAR Irin, The Narruws bnt ,hixt
na fife genti m,n Of the fancy had sirii,tHi
To- the bun--had embraced zach either. a.l
preparing for Inv punth. IN nnpnd,ni. oh.
irnsi,. sheriff, With III, posse eom,f.dus At
his heels, NV tied tf,m 81 fe.r mt, a,ai
hot la te Introducing their monarehisnl
customs IN this republican cnnnry The
gentlemen lo,k lhe bint, and adionpmd
With their bottle holders to Qn.en county,
where the iourish hrgan. Nr haze MOI
the honor Ia know The nam.s nf the cham
Tions, hui II d.nly friend, With n'd h. u--
Iase mhlsk,,s--r,.s flt. goosh.,iics---
uasplsh in the waist, aud wss,hB eossa.k
panihluons, draw led out tine following az
couiitto MS =
~ gbaii eall one Tag, ard the otilsr
Rag. II WIS u beautiful SET to--'Fag has
most hone, but Rag most niiIsele--bhfy
sparr,d aud fought shy elegant, for thirty
SECONDS, Men Rag hi Tag on lie s,istzar,
Which threw him of his under standings
Tag recovered. aud l'I,pt-d we'll directed
hit On Rags Lrsnd bnSkef. uhnh took atl
the wiid out df his mai, and II. f.ll--bnt
rose in Il thinking, aud the, ilonlished isr
six srronds, by my Stop watch. Rag put
~ a dreadful blow IN Tags hft prtpte.
which closed his day-book. Tag returned
the compliment, b, rntlling the iroxh it
the ne,shh"rltood of Rigs nes.-- by tiis
time, The ciatei began To- flow copiu,s,----.
Tag suffered severely, hut would mol bioiD
OIL AMI, nlt.a' forty tao rounds, itagcal1.
oil victorious, and threw IL somerset o,tr
the ropes. II was ii beautiful isht. vriho
ME spcschessf Tag has his kn0nhdeeJ0r,
cnt up, and both pttpsrs ~ mourning tho
bridge of his nose broke, and Two ribs stsy
"a in"
Thus ended the dandy's account, and wa
trust, that no more experiments VI this
kind viii be made IL this country, and that
sheriff. will be- fchds Ia knock ti,em ,loa,t
with their stalls. il ttry will bn tnoeksd
dawn at ~. ~ I. .1do.
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A LIST OF LETTERS,
Remoining IN the Post uGce al Lynelbu

remaining IN Me f'OS fHUct al BYhHbufPk
IA on he aoM September, 1874.
I-Nm. Anderson, Jno. n. Aud, rson, MIS-
Wary sdnms, snml.t. ALEU-, Ihos1 Adama.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, ALucr Alien, Jsro. A.
mos.
B---Levi Best 9, James T.. Bullock, Aim.
l., tiurrli, YIN. Snrd, Rev. Moses BlUrk
Mica nh Inrton, alnit. Brown, jus. ;, liitlop
Itos. Bsidn, Nm BERNARD, Robert Blhohs
Juo. Blhek. Saul. Bnrks, jr.
E---Jno. fnrlr, Josiah Carter, Jos. y Co
,ngton q, Miss Ann ,. Chiffon, jordan L,sa-
~, ROt1lt II. Carter, Amnzi T.. Cirssn. Itsu-
hcn Cox, Mfrs. Nancy Clement, Miss ihthn-
rinc Coiis, sheldon T. Church, L.Mis Samp.
bell, Bennett CtaN lord, CLERK Sul., for Court
Chnneery.
D-nr. II l.. Davies ., Daniel Day, Aehl-
fes W Douglass, Dir " y. Dhngerh.ld, lhndy
Dowell Ben aniu Daw son, Patrick II Dillon.
Miss Elizabeth ". Davis, Mrs. Alors l.. Dau-
irl
Sfnrod u. Edwards J6cob iarly, Nj.
chnel Imlncrs, Elisha Ellison, UtoTge Lu.
teorc 1. En,b'e, Mrs. Jnns Edw
f-Sfohrlt I. Fos,ss. Ncisoh treeiand,
Bcnjamin iarmer, Leroy fear.
John Gnrreit, 6oorge Crsb.r, f,nn. =
Godth, Garlnnd & isoy 2, aiiSs Sn,nh v. Grssn.
Janus Grean, John Cills, iioh.n an' das,.
Miss Charlotte. Griffin, Jol,a 81 Good. il.
Ga,lsnd & flcolnnd, iivrtto Gof.
H--Joseyh ifortt,r Jthn iloctn aay. w.
| tioilins~ orih, I'm. . HilI. u. L d. Ii.auno,
james dnrffss Ans Be,srS HoinieS. fsstop
Parr son 2, Alexander MsH"rg n.t..uvu :,
G. eed \. HALEY, Levi l.. Hays, la@.. iiA..s..
John Henderson.
d., J-Jndith jenkins, Gins. l.. JorJat g. Nm.
Johnston, Gins. johnson, Mis. Ann JONES ,.
Cato johnson, Rev. Edmund bhns, Jacob
Irby, Peter Il. Join.r DUDLEY Jones, Ives,
Lewis 4 Co. Jnmts jenkins.
John Kidd. Thomas kinney.
Ia ut1 - tt,,It Z nj
Lester. iabcz L.itwich, II q. Linbete 2
N-Ihoma. e. Miller =. Henry Nj Kinney,
Alexander Mcdonald, Gcorg. Markham, pu.
Mu,m., rnntnin james Martin, Mis- Lucy NJ.
Moore, Neil MrIi,nohy, George aIariin 2.
Elizabeth Nj son, 1homas J Moormnn, jas.
=. Mctpne, Watt aissn', T"omns \. Mefia,
| Nv Il Napier.
T. E,lnsrlprirt, Mh4 Funny Plnnte,, Ito
Pollard =, Hirlnisi Perkins 9, Joseph rsndls-
ton, B"oLrr fres,vn z, Ly hthburg Peace So-
ciety.
R--i,erhard RucLsr, kttbry Randolph, Jns.
Eosser, NM Hobin.on, John no, nifty, john
h",!iirr ., iih,l.y Ruektr, Jsnes Russell, il.
Benjnnnh kulihan.
h-Koinr Ssoii, John steel Esvcrly u.
srnn. Captain tppr, Spain, Don Y. stos.iy,
Nilirm j. sheltan. Pntriet Smith, Dr. las.
Saunders, Thnmns Snith, Robert SneaJ, M
Sydnor L. Co. john W. Sehrnk.
r Chesicy Taylor. X. ). 1ill.n 2, Ws
Ticker ., Arutitnd TrhslDw b, John Tsbb
sarruel Tnfdy 2. Jnmss rinsle,, Mrs. Mary
Irigg, Samuel Taylor. Mis- Pom, II fnraer,
Mrs Elizabeth frusioN David Tinsl~y.
John y. tiquhah y, Robert L. Yanccy,
Thomas fannerson.
H-lsaac Medium, Henry Williamson, Jn".
T.. " nodsnn, Grorrs Wyiord, Captain Elias
wills, snmuel l., Williamson 2, 1EoDns a.
Word, Aanson Winston ,. Hugh wirr, Ward
T. Allison 2, jefferson Whitehead, John &
al 1 Z.
JOHN u. MURltELL, +. NJ
! October !. 9~s
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lruseum Of Foreign Literature
aad Science.

! ,,.,Ancted by ROBf.k WALSH, JIM.
'n.',,,nreof nj, eslterpfise, MAY be unaer
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TO THE, PUBLIC,

The whole OF the In 81 EDITION having ben
sold, the Editor has been Inducedto offer new
one, on more sed scale, ~ reason ol the
many demands that have hccn made ior the
work from various puts oithc United STAG.
The favorable reception that has been gwen
to thi, 4" Biographical Dictiona "" whit it i
grateful TO the compile may be regarded a,
honorah 'eto the American community. The
ancient cpuhi, raj ed nonuny Mt ol stone t.
live pea prtnity II the tame oi thcn hero and
-ag,s. We would implant Ike memory "i0ur' 5
III the hearts oil on childien To- he handed Own
To their children, IN p'oud rcmembi Al ee,ithe
VII tues and toen,s ri men who never had Their
supctlots Gltho-e who took part inthe Re
voluiou,i bas bcen emphatic,lv said, " there
were giants IN those DAYS" 1t is ut once our
duty ami ourintere t To cher i,h livclyr ecolec
ton OF them. There is an hone tp,ide be ong
ing toIt that constitutes d m0rGt jorce oil mi
nte Ya,u, tothepnblc welfare.
The second clifton viii he much more v.,hi
able and inter estine than the IN II A. itwillcon
tain many Important Characteristic anecdotes
&c rcvtr before published, Of those ill'rst'ren,
men who acted u cons, leu. rs pat in o.i- .l"-
riotis Rcvolut II. The Editor thinksit proper
t. AT tat many gentlemen, tr,m various
parts OF the Union, have ploml al To furnish
OF mai ketChe oi our most distinguish it,
yolntrnaiy heroes, ages and statcsh,cE.
The valuable, tate, and eloquent p1pels, Ia
Ken from the Journals OF the Rev htlona,y
Congress, 10 well as the Constitution oithe L.
States-an1the valedctorv addressot t'enel a
Washington, which the fu-t edition did not
contain, will eve additionaIHtel est aid salueto
hewoIk.
The first edition contained a Biographical
sketch Of the character oi one hundtd and
observation-disclosures, aud it Is expected the second
IN L,I,.h MI the character. al
forty or fifty more, who have d,cd 'liee the
pubhcatlo ot thr inst e,htlon.
Among many tecouncudatI ~ OF the IL =
edition, the publisher will only siNethe ioiIo"
NJ:
Mr. Nils, in hi, Register, July l,l8l5,
concluded anartir Gle on" ocbo' lBooks, with
Ia loi owing observati' rs.
q" have been led to thee few remarks, by
laying my hand on volume lately published
by Mr.. Rogers, at Easton, Perm. entitled !" a
new Biographical Dictionary, containing the
lives OF all oni eminent statesmen, heioes
patriots and sa e5."
Nsw-YonK, Ap,il iG. loii.-Srn-NeN to
he Bible ana books oi moral and ie12ious
Nature, which onght ever to hav large eh"e
of attention IN all our sem naiie-e ot leMnIng,
scarcely any th,ng can hc more instructive, and
certainly, nothing can be more ntercs' II . to an
npenions youth, thanhirg aphy.
lam happy to find that You have pnblls cd a
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your humble servant, .s.
TIMOTHY ALDEN.
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The North American Review, and Am"ri-
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ttnt parts Of our national literature.
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Journal Of Foreign .Uedlc,ne.
Conducted BY SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. VI
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE IA Ii

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GATED u 10 pIe,entat stated intervals, SOFT OF
Synopsis oithe Foreign Magazines, journals,
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sether Of mixed nature, and of merits the most
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hoard the other. These publication, are,
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caa only be consuItcd by a large majority oil the
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a medium nnewhat similar To the ole now
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EWVSNES.

pAIN7F. Srruhhpg, Shoe, Sweeping
Nhitewa,h, Shaving, Cruh,l,' e"s,h's'
Hair. aud Clothes BRUSHES. Also, a 'aF'
ETY. Of FANCY SOAPS, Walls, &c l''i re-
ceived and for sale by
sept % =
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The North American Review,

Was began in lsl5, and has since been steadi7
y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
y, 1920, the editorShip was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, of the Universityat Cambridge,
Ncw-Engand. A nae series was then com
meuced with which il is convenient, that sub
scriptions should begin. Orders Tor any part
Of the work will however be thankfully re-
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who are Interested in the publication.
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portrait paiMting.

JAMES McGiiiB0N takes thu liberty
- Ia inform his friends and the pubic. that
he viii reInain "A short time in Lynehhnrs, ana
will attend In their orders in his profession, at
the franL lin hotel ct Oct. 10,
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

tcssor Of chemistry, &c. Yale College.
This Journal began in the year lsle. Two
numbers, between which there Is an interval
Of about three months, form avolpme.
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EYNDEE tue firm of BRADFuTE &
T0NPkINS, will establish, on the 10Th
dnv of this month, ms n C1}O.N md GL-
.GEn.}L COMMISSION BtSkNESS, III the
town of Lynrhburg, in the house now occn,
pied by MIR. job" hohinso"i at The upper Ell"
of the town. Gonsigncrs q Goods are ass"t-
ed thai every HXrrton will be used Tor their
interest. and the utmost .piincinaliiy ob.srHe ed
in rcn,iitanccs.. View IL also attend to Ilie
sale of cnIanI Personal Estate in or near the
town, on the customary terms: aud 10 me
shipping Of county produce and other ari',
cies 10 Richmond aud To the receiving OF
,;oods 10 be forwarded 10 the west.
ARCHIBALD BIZ ADFUiE.
QUARLE5 TOMPKiNS.
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IA MORSE

of mine, seven years old five feet two or
three inches high, Of fnc .pir,t, and rrnnrka-
bly, active for work hoe, was taken toge
thrr " iih an OLD saddle broken h"hina, mud
new stirrup feathers The briJie was old,
the bit designed Far double rcins.
have no doubt but he y i'll aim 10 pass rs
n Tree man, having, il is suppo ied, stolen The
free pass of Frederick hl,on, uncisr which
name ! am well sasisfe't he sill aim 10 pass.
will give the above reward for the man
aud horse, (or $40 tor eithrD if taken within
thirty rl'ics of th, place, aud delivered 10
me. II beyond that ii tnnrr, the e"'nc rr-
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
will he allowed.
SAMUEL EDAltt NDSON, Jc
Halifax Court House, May Is. & ii
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Swaim's Celebrated Panncea.

vl>lIoNAS j. DCvAL has Just rrcriSed ea
,,Sr PASAcE.' .5Iso, few bo,t,es;ef sn.
ne rior old PORT VINE. ESQ
August ~
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Twenty Doliars Reward

- L NAV Al from the subscriber on sun
Ia day night, 23d inst my man LODE
KiCk. lie Is sleek black negro, OF nh"nt -
years of age, long face taperng to the chin,
aud slow both in motion aud speaking. Ills
height il about , feet or 10 inches, broad
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
In be slender in body and limbs. Ills dress
not exactly known, but it is supposed thr, lie
had on a roundabout coat ins and cotton
pantaloons, cotton SHIFT, and small fur hni.
He took with him II White cotton md linen
shirt, grey cashmere Hanfaioon,, saddl.bFgs,
-. On tho .iII.c ~ mi Il dAll,
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.ANsn=A Y&ACY

IN the upper eud of the same county, lying on
both sides OF Ped.ar river, continuing l2m
acres, hoo acres cf which i. low grounds, and
a considerable por,ion of the balance frs, rate
tobacco land There is GA this land plan
talion Sufficient to work 20 hands 10 advan-
tage, and as a tobacco plantation, may De
considered equal to any in the county
Also, il Tract in the county OF
Nelson, containing about 1000 acres, about
500 acres OF which is cleared and in good OF
der far cropping-ahuM 400 acres oil first rate
bacco Land 10 cut--thc balance lies well and
is well covered in timber. Either of the above
tracts of land will be sold on advantageous
terms. bv application I" the subscriber, resi-
ding in New Glasgow, Amherst county
county. DAWN D pah'A.Np'
August 20. MsW
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advertisement.

rISiIE subscriber wishes to sell II TRACT
4 OF LAND in the upper end OF Amherst
county. within one mile III Trent leify, aud
about six miles above Lynchhnrg, containing
$50 acres. This land is we'll adapted 10 the
calltnrc of corn, wheat and tobacco. 1he
plantation is sufficient To work 10 hands To
advantage. The lant ihat Is To clear Is Soou
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'-..eC'S"-

VISION luldS'nGu mYSfi w we
midst of a spacious plain, IN which all the
human inhabitants of The eil1th We're as.
semblrd. I heir hnsiness was 10 iit1ft;on
The Creator t the Universe. TINT iii. sun
might bc pot under n better regulation.
Some conplainrd'ofils too great di.fa'iir. /;
some were Dissatisfied ut riclr little por
lion OF day, others entrrated longer nhci
walls of night. AT length il Was agreed To
petition, that every quarter Of the earth
should have an equal portion of day and
ulght, and enjoy tt.r same drsrec Of light
and heat.
Write was trembling ful' Tie event and
even wishing myself ui any other species
than thai oi man, my fears were removed
by voice, which spike with incxprssi
bic hcnignity 20 this elect ; My children
Of The earth, forgive these instances vi
vain and ignorant presumption, hccanse
have allotted you but small POI don oi
knowledge 'hat poItioe, how.,cr, is sui
fleieni Ia your lapplncas. II vna employ II
10 the pnrT'o.es for which ave il. al
lowcd you capacity To lrara th- properties
of natural Productions, b.causr1 ntrtid
them 10 relieve yOr ia natural evils | sui
irred your knOv. led ~ 10 rcach even rs far
as ihe motiDr of Nhat ARE called the hca
'enly borirs, 'hat you might pass with
more stelndy from our Region To anoihcr'
connect Yourselves more Generosity With
Your fellow creatures, aud enjoy the VA
.fons productions o. arr and nature, Mai
! the dillei.n, parts Of ,ouf planet afford.
g1A' you The puwcr, IN man, instaDces, vi
lorrseeing !t EJECT IN tiit cause, thai 80,
might attend ~ the moral Consequences al
your actions, and be ,irtuons ior the yak,
OF Your happiness. But the know ledge,
that would he OF no use 10 you. because II
would withdraw Your attention fran those
objects that require il.--Ceasn To censure
hat you ran never kuow.--1O conInnni
cate as mtirh Happiness To IN, creatures IA
ihci station IN the order uf bsinss Is eapa
BILE OF, WAS my everlasting puIp"s'', and IL
indulge your VAIN request, @rie nnw {,
break ito then, my children ahd learn
in whatever state you ait, herewith to be
content. Ny p'o,ideniih care viii d"ay,
follow van, and refuse yoa such drsifuc
Tive things as your Ignorance may desire
! let nol the little knowledge have given
you, make you uugiateinl creatures that
have ltso Khan you, lIatc not learnt 10 be
800
! 'fhi, speech made such an impression
upon mr, that rtrn after awahh l itlt II
:. al my soul. Ny heart libonted 'indrr the
consideration uf tlr pat,rnal lave ~ God
aud nrrfr knew any srnsaiions resenib
ling IL but one " hirh WAS " trn accidcnt
~ overheard my father praying tor me-
--.sQs."
Borispa.-Snme Of The fancy have hcr,
for length of lime dcsIous of Treating tn
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P.IIE.N Il .uEUfCiN rs.
Hahns Anti Bilious pills.

They are eNcelently adapted to carry oil
nPrfi'uouS bile, and prevent its morbid 81.
fretions 10 restore and ameDd the app..
iio To produce II Tree preparation, rnl
thereby preventeolds, which are often ol intai
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Lees Ointment for the Itch,

I.CT VITTlIIIFHI IUT IHC IICH,
Warranted an nlalliIle remedy.
The above celebrated medicines are pre-
pared and sold Wholesale and retail (oulN) by
H. LIE, No. I6, Alaidenlanr, Sew York
aud for sale by particular appointment, IN
Lynchbuls;, by ADRIAN H. NORTH.
June :. t,S7
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Negotia bic Notes aud Checks.
Fur Sad al hls oGfe
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Borigna. Of the fancy have hcru
for u length of linn, dcsJous of Treating the
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Hamilton's Grand Restorative
Cure for Coughs and Colds.
UAMfLTONsS FI.INlR.

\ sovereign remedy Tor Cold, oNstnat,
Coughs, Aslhmns, sore ihroats aud approach
ins tonsUmptious, and most disorders OF III,
hrea,t aud lungs.
10 patents who have children afflicted viii