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DY SpEpSIA CURED.
March Il.

MI HENSON has much pleasure in ASSURING
~ the public, TINT he prepares an nfnble pilb
for the cure Of Dyspepsia. His successful mode
Of treating that dlseasc IA only practiscdty himself
IN this country The com position of his digestive
and anti dyspepue pulls Is perfectly free from MGR
eaty, aud they are equally applicable To every
suinuon. In arranging the many symptoms elias
sed under the disease, Dyspepsia, do not intend
III be understood, that my Pills applicable only
N relieving tn symptoms consequent upon Its at
tack-thclr action Is that OF repairing The original
injury to the System, 10y restoring the organs more
Immediately connected with digestion
The celebrated English Surgeon, Abcrnethy. AT
trbulcd NM eases ont often OF the diseases IN tho
human lrame 10 indigestion. The remote eausrs
are generally mental cxctement9, either of grief
Of plcnsure-ntonsc study--lnlmodrrnte use Of
sumuIanls OF every klnd--fcplctlon, and excesses
Of every hmd. The prosnate causes are loss Of
power IN the nervous systcm-+a want of hlle or
gastric Juce~so dcblItAtug the stomach as To rem
dff II incapable OF acting upon The food introduced
INTO H. symptoms Of the diseasc existing, are losg
al appetite sense ofchoalsing aud uncnsness in
the throo-ireqlent Observation-Disclosures
-uro5an III the stomach when empty-and fire..
qu@ltIy pam utter meoIs--ereat coslyeness-hnbi
tual languor-lowncss Of sprits-paipl-
tatlop,--ond Disturbed sleep.
those hth distance by describing their sYmp-
toms cor receive, through thu agency Of their
lncod,in Iynchburg package of Dr Benson's Di-
eestyc, 1oncl, and Alternative Pills, with full di-
rccuons sufficient for the enc of their disease. Az
communications must be made by the last Of th,s
month,
Dr Benson has on hand small quantity Of his
celebrated lootl.achc Drops they the only et
ieciu" remedy ever offered 10 the public winch nre
perfectly free from acid and which eau be applied
without danger Of mJurIng the adjoining Teeth.
Since DIR, Is Digestive pulls and Toolh-aehe
Drops have become known IN Richmond, they are
almost the only articles Of the KIND sold IN TINT city
March ID Gta
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SWAIN'S VER euFUGE.

VENIlE Subscriber has Just received tplh supply
~ Of tins Medicine. s8ams Vcrufage 10 "a
valuable remedy for all diseases, arising from DIS
ordered state olthe stomaeh--it Immediately coun-
teracts acldIly and rollcves SICK headache.
It's cnincaty suceesstuln destroying worms,
and removes the morbid seeretons to Inch many
oft the Diseases Of children owe their origin.
owaios Veruriuge Is recommended as being an
excellent Medicine, ana worthy the attention Of eve
~ family, a ITS properties are harmless aud ITS
effects undoubtcd For sale by
Howell DAVIES
March % IT'S
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" lthlS lA.-tta court Of monthly continued
aud lie Tor Bedford county, the cOurhou-e. tho
@ct day Ut February, thpUs and eight hpudi cd aud
tniy daniel H. Price, ex'or OF Robert P,Ice, dec
hhh ENua IhorP, vile OF Nm Thorp, who sues BY her
next TREND, Dantl L. Price, Pitts against Doyd Mncf
and WIN. lhorp, bclts.-lu Cbatceg.
II appearing IL the satisfaction the that William
lhorp, 81 the d,ldaut th has dep ared this
lii euUlup ts suit Hnd that tic female plaintiff his wi
do" h tInCr nefnur led ~ 18th t'atrll Lee, oil this
tyhIs sun ordered tu alate that defendant. Aud
tho motion a the de ndu, Bo,d Miller, surviving part
M &c. L. hs ooute. s ordered, that nulr.s the plain
TN sl speed tttiT tHtst, tuynht the against
The pcsuuat representative ot ~ lhor,, dec and
au dc make the al T. ,rclt Lee, aIy aeiendaHt nth
IA thu da htAt sef beng served an cory of this
odci be executed on the female iatiG rersun, und
by ou weeks n,tIcc 10 be Jub tho LynchhurE
Nngi tao, as 10 tbs pautt Daniel l.. Price, h bs,ne
nonresl dent Of this state that Their bill be d,mseG
act Of tins Jay. AIopl-- tsts,
Az. t..AiIlHELL, q. &c
March -. Esia-
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g1r The last culpepcr Gazette says" We are
happy to learn that our cneprisug mail cont, actor,
VIM. Smith, Esq has made arrangements to com
mencc on the lst of April, running daily line of
Stage from Warrenton to Orange Court House. :"
Petitions have been forwarded TO the Postmaster
General to extend this line from Orange court
house to LyncAbwg-w supported as they are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
Spring GOODS!J.4

ENTE HAVE THIS wee, celyed a part of our
w Spf supply oftoeds, TO which weparu
ud,y ask the It t,nton Of dealers.
Among the Goods already received arr Cling
hams, PRINTED Cambrics and Musus, Callcocs,
Dress FIandkerchl.is and Searls Ribbons Gloves,
Bead and other Fancy Bags, mostly Of ontlre new
style and very rlch patterns. he prices Of Good,
are much lower, this Spring than either last Fail a
Sprn9, and We shall be happy to give satisfactory
evidence Of the fact 10 all Wo wall cali and examine
our stock We shall continue to receive extensive
additions for several weeks yet.
l. y X b. NORYELL.
We have for sale PRlMI. FAMILY FLOUR
warranted
March ~ 2lf
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A C4iL,.

EN- 1. bLNoo% Surgeon Dentist. refFeet-
ny Uiiy ata.ns th' noo that be has arrived
N Lyrctlus. and ~lIl b hafry TO attend IN all
eas 900 the hne Il hrs Tfaii ss5pn. % his rooms IN
Mr. Seth Na6s Eol,L IL M otuuco 81 cor
reel Dental opff.tiors easht l. BE TOO vii known
at III. rt.sHt dry lrr,au.rH my srnoiatolf 81 the
sui a,-- li#a.Il only tmafI,, dat il lie nsit
tn, t.r ofsstH= O.. inadvertently aiIewed to
da.., 'hr=s important ofgHas (soesscrtai 70 Ieau-
y. hr1it saHesB mu.fcafiou. Sci win te ifreeo-
s,ral j u,#f Gft ofhrta st could be rendered sonn
aaa us,u d iaf III. AsDl = expects 1uotl.t g.
a.mau io .fssls III his ofiire IN richmond. he IN
faHa 100 future rs siat Hfs rare scmi-annnaliy. In
t.aI. .,uru.. 81 atlfr oFaag mouts, hs sly IN
i.su.lrur.s II frrssut vi be lin.'cd to few
WleI,. only Gape,onf diaaffoin.m MS engage
n.ls ratibe tu.pe 100 hls rnolls four day pr oua
Ia Oh. having the tselb opcnlod upon
! mougsf tbe numerous certificates be las been
h5orpd with ~ Ntdtcd gentlemen andothers vino
nave experienced IN, blullt oils mode of opern.
TN, hcbses In insert the following.
H,rtAsHd H,tca IL III
We, the suI sa1,hcrs, Memb,rs Of the present
Leg sutureol y rgiua, having Ind various Dental
operations Performed by DR. I. Benson, Surgeon
Dentist, tti,e Great pleasure III recommending him
10 tho public a. n gcnrcmnn wy way skilled IN
his F,oI taion. Interpretations b,ur the stamp OF
nealno53 and petmancncy.
CAPT JSO. GNLLAffER,
col. III II HARVEY,
JESSE EDGfNGTON,
JAMES MclLuANl,
EDMUND PATE
March Is ifa
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I.xPRr.@aDIEP ADAMS

EXPRESS ~ ADAMS
Tly eoeaaoo Of lDc reader will be attracted TO Il
.amssis. extraordinary Debate IN this norninea
amer wh.ei. too p.accin tie Louise Of presanta-
,s..U few dtYs ago, ca tn request"t VII. Adams
fdl ,acnssl from serving as Chairman ct The
Cya1u.tee u Manufactures, IN consequence Of The
ilartrea-e OF other duties
HI, be true thai a" good man struggling with
storms Of J4'e, Is ono Of the subllmest speeta-
vi Lumu contemplation, II lenot less 50 that
eco'tAe ny2,o gratifying exhibitions winch w
eaa ,'cr hope 10 witness, Is toe tribute, whether 1t
az voluntary offering OF magnmmoaS minds,
The riac,anl testimony Of unwilling witnesses
nll1y sitcecea cnem,-s to tine tried proved worth
t1un " Lo has been the victim OF their ca'amnles.
I|sl4. cat1'csl bna5i winch unsull'ed honesty oil
1aa:t9r, tue to It's purposes, aai IL then pursuit.
soauus tlJsa o.aisla; arts WITHDRAWING man en-
Iqy~ aIyIaae their ,ohemes.ne f'"ls, sooner
a.al.r 10 cNtaft tom IT'S ba,iisd sand2rcrs
What friend of MIR. Adams. Who supported
lm previously IL Ia, election as President Of tho
gasI States. and who vln.leatsd his aammistra-
tao all himself from the eaars.s, as false as they
Na, infamous, which were lustr ousIy eolnsc
an circulated u lis opponents does not feel prouc
o.A. attitude Ia " Inch circumstances have placa,
lla, su.em-a2 Which oas Of them dos no
perceive IN passing occurrences, with a Glow o
honest delight .hls viod.e~ton OF the man oflIei
ohoyce the more conclusive and gratifying, baeaus,
,po.ccds from his former enbit,..,d foes IL
v4owuo not gu4i.ded, according to these men, t.
discharge Int duties Of the PRESIDENCY, and whom
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- $780, ax.-s. - 49,, 1880 .
" fss"'' 1t.2is,'h D. " 'opeo'' lap
l''NnW o' the superior oeii OF 'haoe,'s
Iar The Lyh'houtg bizlpI' ana juan holcomps.
Administrator Win re VII ahhshea oi " euial
iioleanoa, decreased. Joseph Il naaaso'' 'Nrsaz
tof al taeh'u'L Naodson. deceased. J" ara Loo
her, james 10 Meermhn l,Hy 1suh w u'ah
isobnson, james { Addison AeaJ laws
administrator WIN the NH am III =" A"eaJah
Lynch deceased john i}nch, u. ldN"u lyhehi
hatifs II, Lynch / N'e"'r "l Ahs'lm ~ nsh.
licensed Frances Ca.lawny, John isalae, ndmlais=
traitor Of Nancy halhf' d','assa, i"." N'5is.
hnifs Kane and Al11rr Nnod#pni i"hi'H saa3
WRlthai llo'romee, Iseha'n1 ""oasoo, l'd@ an
hoohel James l. Monman, lleny 'l"Ik "
lam Robinson, James {. Anderson, M'eHah
lynch, john iyneh,lr Edward Lynch Anstln
''NHsh. Frames 'aaaNn}, Nancy hanl'' Hum
t3he Charlie kane, md NlIiF " oodeon VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22
POTATOES.

TENiiE subscriber has on hald, IN GOOD or der q
"A few Barrels of the Mercer OF Chenango POta-
cllasers
Prisons wishing TO procure paintings Of this
superior KIND Of Potatoes, or for present use will do
well to make curly apphcatlon.-Aso for sale best
family LARD NJ w. DAVENPORT.
Match 10 3ll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

g'rThc Editor ofthe Augusta Courier denies TINT
the Georsions or any considerable portion ft5enI,
share in the multiplying opinions of South Carolina
We wish the practices and opinions of Georgia cor
responded Her hatred of ohm c. Calhoun, and her
love for the gold mines IN the Indian territory, have
heretofore caused a wide discrepancy between them
We have no doubt Georgia would be quite patriotic
and honest (or She says she would finer interest
did not stand in tho way
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

HhR. BENSON wall leave Lynehburg on
-HV The 30lh Of tins month. All professional calls
AT ha office will be punctdally attended 10 between
the hours of Q and II, A. NJ and , aud 3, p NJ.
No new Teeth can be inserted unless the mouth is
prepared three days previous to the time Of lnscr
ton.
Mach % IL
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enly thrr persons rising 300 thH alternative.
Nj Williams mov,dto iassft = 300 but tn
morton was also N satly,d without count
Mr. Archcr's amendment was then carried - a
larzs majority.
hlr Arnold wished to hr informed by the Char
nan ofthr Committee on For. in Relations, whatIi-
II twas expected that a minister would he appoint
Il 70 England 10 winch Mr., Archer replied IN tie
Affirmative.
[ S BoHt-The resolution offered in the II
of Reprcsantouyes, some weeks ago by Mr. Clay
ton ofGeo directing certain Investigations 10 be
nude IN the management and condition of the L.
: Bank, finally passed, in the following shape
Restrict, That a Select Committee be appointed
L. inspect Ia. Bunk and examine into the proceed
rs OF the Bunk oil thu United States to report
thereon, and 70 pott whether the provisions offs
eharter hVc been violated or not. That the sud
comurtlDc have leave To meet IN the City of Phil
alephn, and 10 max, rhcIr fua report ON or before
2lsi day of April n.Nt: lint thy shall haye
power to send fof persons and papers, and 10 en-
pay the requisite clerks, the expense Of which
shaII be audited. and a.ow,dhy the Committee OF
Accounts and pad out of the contingent fund Of tins
iloese.
rha following gentlemen compose the committee,
-. NJ. ,st......, L. atzn.o,. t.A......
ofkan, CambreI II, Thomo. of Md and Wat
mo0ab--lt seeas II bs generally conceded thmthe
mover Of the enquiry himself cntertnrns not the
=. -.
ofthe Bank. lis object was, by proIongng the
inquiry to an indefinite period, 10 prevent the nc
asn uf Conrrcss upon il during the present session
H. ,h,r .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.. l..,.., l., l,..,,,i
''l''-'''o ''''"' VI TIC eo''''I'Vo os'''s
hmtadto the 2lsi pfuNmo
In the moan time, a bl! has hern reported To the
g.n.,. l,s o,a had b.,,, ,.a,a,sl,, :, ,b, n =
-
n ~ IN" nv '''N Ito ''''''''
are, extension Of the harrr iof ID years no notef
under so to b. issued from the Bank or any branch
,,v,ll, At In, h,,,l, mr. br,n,h u,b.r, ssnad
II.
'' wv
0ey art o1Il'efaa5 notes OF the BANK ana us ofah
chc5 receivable by each other in payment ofbpances
duo 1t, any, Stat, h,nl IN, cor5o,,fiou prhIfifar
.i...,.....
o''''7 ''" ''''' o''''' '''''' ~
longer lhan years, under "p'haly o. Slo'oVo III
each case not more dian two branches IN any
,,, ,,,,,t,,, ,l,., accom-, ,f,l,,
,....,.,.,..
hesvs Woytc and NtDnfe.-Wc odyelted
N our last to rumor that a serious alteration
bad taken place between these gentlemen IN the
Il Of r. a few days since. Tn following partieu
lars are glycuby the Washington Torrcspondent
Of the y. Y. COMMERCIAL nara,iux; some ot
the circumstances connected with the debate ON Mr.
Glgton's 5olut!un touching the L. $ Bank, he
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vESll Sub,cubrrs ar doslrous 10 close a contract
n wuhm undertaken or undcrnltra, Tor the G
rrcton otlhc Clocks Offices nj Amherst Court
house, and Will receive proposals Tor that purpose
until the oh day Of April next ON winch day, al
Amherst Court hoosc, they viii close bargain
with some person OF persons. Written proposals
for the worl0arr requested scaled up aud directed
lons, at the said place delivered or forwarded on
o. before the 9Th Of Apl but the seas viii not be
broken until the OH
The plan otrbe building, the materials required,
and 1.-The manner Of the workmanship as well as the
time Of payment proposed 10y the county court Of
Amherst (under whose authority we aet) wlll be
furnished IN writing 10 my one wishing putlna bid,
by Application to Mr. Robert rm,ley, who resides
nt the Gomt huuse
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DlGGES LOTTERY
aud Exchange Office.
EDERCuSSION CAPS size.

ffIRGlAIA AT court Of monthly srssiont, continued
W uud held for bedford county, the courthouse. tho
2Oh day OF February, thousand eight hundred thir
tytwo--Joln Mctfrry Hud Fulton hCCrery, admr's Of
james Met Iery, dee Pt. against Joseph Jared John
Jmrcd srnol Jared, Abb ahYm baker, nd Elisha Givens
and William Lindloy, and Jacob Dcpew, adm'rs and
Margaret Depe", adn1 oil Junos Depew deceased, Des.
In hHHcery.
Tho defendants Joteph Jared aud Elisha Given, VIZ.
indlcy, and jacob Drpew, admire oil james Depew, decd
upt having entered hrIr Appearance and gwen security
according 10 the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules III
t"uTt, aud VI appearing the court
they are not hhhuants Of ts country II Is ordered,
that The sud Defendants DO appear here tha fourth
Monday Mag neat and the hill of the Paiuis
and that Hcops 81 ils order be published the .sncl-
burg kTgInan Tor months succns.ively aud posted
1T tlr font door OF Tho house Of tin, county.
ACop}-1estc. Ko &. MI ChLLI, {. Il. c.
March - WIN
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Tho LCgislaturt--A letter from Richmond. da-
ted the 18TH INST informs US that the Assembly
would adjourn on the succeeding Tucsdoyo or We'd
nesday--so that VIC shall probably hear of thls
gratifying event by tins afternoons mail
twill be seenby the proceedings of the II. Of
Delegates that a proposition to subscribe for 2-5tls
Of the stock ofthe Lynchburg and New River Raj
Road failed =
The bill incorporating JOINT stock company for
the improvement Of the James and kanawha rivers,
passed the Senate on Friday last after 4 long de.
bate, by a vote Of 20 to H. We hope maed, but,
like Mr.. Moore, VIC anticipate nothing, from this
measure
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30 SO l6 "a 20 10 p &c ~ 27.

30 SO Ii "a 20 10 q &c ~ 27.
Several JUNIOR prizes sold at the Conage--
g" Madam Fortune" seems 10 be IN her fa,iiyups
again" Tia TRANCE, TIA passing stranx., 'iy
p'iin, It's "ond'rou" piiilu thai she should treat
my c''sioeets with such marked 'Ucspeef-pe.-
ndica rrrnti vndcs he, n--ttgrtnng the
lofty character Of her seI-brorr VIII So eh1rms
WE humLiy bos-"She plays .nrh fantastic iIicks"
thai cen adveniurers wecp--Istus hope That her
srow wIllbe smooihrd AMI her hearl softened u
wards hose she lins heretofore persrcuted Remem.
b. that 10 morrow the Wheeling Lottery, NJ. 3
raw NJ Rlchmond containing tspiIRl. 4 SlO..
coo 1000, 81. Exchange you, smolI rrize, Tor
chances IN thal scheme The drawing I III Free
Road Loue,y expected HIS DAY. tickets
ytt Tcmoln Onssld Go the foial grunieT IN the a.
boye schemes--Tnst 10 thu Goddts,; she nay We,
mnk" amends Tor her former errors. Lei wong
onuo he nj deperduium Nail II In your
maI-aaJ lasty.l" chance, " pop in'- (no N
lrusou, pon honoD AZ
DlGGES LOTTERY
aud Exchange Office
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Ny ANTED for the balance OF the year
w orr Negro Men, for apIantation, about twe
and half miles irou toGn.-Apply Ut THIS Office.
Id. IL ATS
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8onsssti.

NJ Mr., Edmund Jennings was born on the
18th day Of March, 1855. and departed this life
on the llth day Of February, 1882. He was
for many wears resident of LOudoun county,
Virginia, where he died. The residence OF some
of his heirs at law is unknown.
- Editors Of newspapers generally, are re-
ouested to give thus notice an insertion, IN order
that it may meet the eyes Of those for whom 1t is
intended.
A letter from Brcmen, received in New Or
leans, mentions the detection OF frauds in tobac-
co hossheads. II says-"Out OF II hhds. which
we sold few DAYS ago. we found SO hhds the
wood of which weighed over two hundred pounds,
Bremen weight, (or over eco pounds American
weight, each hogshead; and amongst them were
many which did cot weigh one thousand pounds.
We calcua ate that the loss on our S54 hhds. to-
h.cco ner Feliciana, occasioned by heavy wood
will be at least from 60 to $4,000 lbs and be-
sidrs from 6 to 5000 lbs. by old damages" A
bill is now before the Louisiana Legislature to
arrest this practice.
The Columbia Telescope, is. c. insists that
nothing short Of the entire and absolute abandon
ment Of the principle of protection, even inciden.
tally, will satisfy it, aud the ultra party for and
with which it acts and speaks.
The Bank Committee will probably close their
labors by the 18th of the present month.
The Chancellor Of New York, on the Sd ill.,
.,an,. made an order restraining all persons who
should be served with copy of that order. from
ss,iips ar delivering to an habi'uai drunkard
,.ho had been declared such BY decree OF the
same COR, any spurious liquors whatever. I'M
der main as ,ncurring contempt OF the Court
This decision is deemed important as It will /
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Monday, April 9, 1882.
GCOMMuNIcATED

COMMUNICATED
THE Heather. For several days past, the
wind ha. been from n. to N. F., and the atmos-
phere. most of the time, bordering on Winter
instead Of that Of Spring. On Sunday, 9Th
inst. at 4 p. NJ. the Thermometer stood at go
and at 10 o'clock the same evening at go, and
continued at that point at daylight on Monday
Notwithstanding change in the atmosphere
Of thirty degrees in six hours: during the night
considerable ice was made and the earth was
frozen, VI.
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,stween the state and federal judiciary. have had
tho same under consideration, and are Ut opinion,
that tribunal is already provided by the consti.
tu,;on of the United States; To wit: the supreme
court. more eminentIy qualified by their habits
and duties from the mode OF their selection, and
the tenure of their Offices to decide the disputes
Aforesaid. in an enlightened and impartial man.
nor than any other which could be created.
The members of the supreme court are select.
.d fam those in the United States, who are most
celebrated for virtue, and legal learning; not at
tho will of a single individual. but BY the con
current wishes Of the president and senate OF thu
IIn;ted States. They will therefore have no 10
c.I nreiudices and partialIties to CRAFTY.
Pe,oIrsd. therefore. That the Legislature Of this
state do disapprove Of the amendment to the cot
stitution of the United States, proposed BY thel-
gislature Of Pennsylvania.
We are indebted to friend for the following
satisfactory answer to query in yesterdays @.
zette:-
Easfer.-The time Of this festival is the Saa.
day following the full moon that occurs on or Il.
ter the e1st of March. When the moon fulI.on
Sunday, Easter is the following Sunday. he
time Of the next full moon, on the meridian Of
about 60 degrees west longitude from Gren.
wich, will be exactly at midnight between the
18th and 18th instant. In London time thlsaiI
be about O'Clock On the morning Of the 18th;
in Washington time. little before II o'cIoU on
the evening Of the l4,h. The computation Of
the civil day, commencing at midnight, ithap-
pens the present year. that between the mGid
ans OF about co. w. aud 1902 E. of Lo,dou,
which includes Europe. Africa. and the geater
part of Asia. the full moon occurring on hel5th,
Easter day will be the ED. West Of the meri.
dian of CO. w. longitude, which includ.s all
North America and the greater part Of South
America, the full moon occurring on the even.
ing Of the 18th, Easter day slI be the 18th In
these parts, therefore, the true Easter day wiR
be on the 18Th Of hhepresent month BY the 10.
genious formula Of Gauss, however, BY which it
is generally computed, Easter falls on The ed
instant to the whole world. B. H.
alexandria Boarding School.
4th mo 9th, 1882.
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~ TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORN \.

INHE celebrated ALBTON CURN PLAS1EH a.
for Instant relief. and at the sam. time dIssoives
md draw the by the roots. without the least
pain .,
their f.etl 10 certify that have used the a6i N Corn
Plaster with complete success B-frre h"i" d me
boy it completely cured Corn uhieh had troubled me-
far many years ! max ,h pubic tor the benefit OF
t,osr afflicted with 'ha: painful complaint.
using, Feb 20 WIN SHAW
Price so Cents a Boz
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U- The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH.
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate 'ehsf,
without the injury to the teeth On r'ai ihs VII
be found one the best dies known for this COM
plsint Price so cents 8 box
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immediate successor TO the la DR. w = Conway For
bale At hi, Count, aoom, over No. SO, lr, street
near Concert Hail. Boston, AID rs hi eprci appoint'
ment, by WIN. SlAbLhh,
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DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
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GNHEY purify the cloud, q'rcsen lis circulation as
u sat the suspended operations of nature, and "re
General remedy tor the prevailing complaints among
The fem:e part of s"cey he, pm. are particular,
icscious il the Green Siekness, Polpfnfion OF me
H.rf &, ddiness ,horf breath, mixing efthe pr'fS.
detection and Hisinclnaon to Exercise and Soc'efy.
N,tne,I la les w f., u. Pi',. qu as tn. -.
in cases Of pr gnaucy ,ohen they must not ae tahen;
neither NUT they be persons OF hectic or
consumptive habits Pric' So box
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borrowing neishbors, this is to inform the'n ."a'
have discontinued taking the Paper, ".
n b. | have paid up the whole dues 70 'l &c
present time, so that they need not De airalu Vi
being called upon for part OF the suoscr'P''oh'