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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-02
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PAN AWAY from the subscribe r, some time
- IN July last, negro woman named RIA.
CHEL-a large black woman, abou, 40 years old
clothing no, now .ecolleo,cd She Inns very plea.
SAINT :oun'enancc, and quite mild when spoken to
She has lived in the neighborhood of LyncLburg
Tor severa! years, and | understand she WINS rased
near Fredericksburg, Va. will give tho abov,
toward 1t she is taken out of the county and del,y
cred to me, ten dollars fnken in the county. will
oil reasonable charges if broush, home
LUKE WADE.
Botetourt, Jan. 10 "a
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THE BELL TAVERN

Perhaps no stand in Virginia present,
advantages to persons desirous Of purcbssoa
property, than that now offered TO the .'cn
Besides being the regular Stage House for ,h" Ar
ierent lines OF Stages Passing to and thro, ul
burg, ENJOYS an extensive patronage of a o..
cna'acter- The terms of sale will be accommnds
""s PERSONS anxious TO obtain more parcul,-
Information relative to the character of Inc mo-
er'y, are respectfully referred to Col. a RI
me virginia senate. Or should they think nrons, y"
make application 10 himself, the subscribe ~
punctually attend to their communications WI
10 IN MAYS
LewishWrg, Greenbrier CO. Jan. 26 q,
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NE.MOVAX..

" JOHNS has removed to the Store
H. lately occupied by F. S. Miller & Co. two
doors below his former stand, and near the corner
of the cross street leading to Friends Warehouse,
where he invites his customers and the public gen.
orally TO examine his present stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. He assures them that re will sell at
prices below his former rates. Those desirous of
purchasing will certainly find i, to their interest to
call.
Jan. 5 4.
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NY. Observation-Disclosures
balsamic Pills, for Debilitated Fe
males.

n nea'e'ne eonfdentlu altered to The public as one
from 'ohich a radical and permanent cure can
DC obtained.
f'iESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood ffom
'hose distractions incident to Debilitated Fe-
MAIDS, thoey restore free circulation reform the IT.
regular operations of the sanguiferous system and
rectify the dIsordcred functions. Tie proprictor's
confidence IN the virtues ofths innocent and active
preparation, is founded the most decided testmo-
ny from many who have experienced its efficacy
He can assure the public that when the Balsamc
Pills are regularly taken, according the directions
accompanying them, they fail rot to revive and re-
establish the desired healthy habits, and to restore
to the pad coun'enarco the pleasing glow OF
health and good spirits.
Married Ladies will find these Pills equally ser.
yceable, except IN cases ofprcgnancy, when they
must not be taken. They may be used with ad.
vantage by either man woman in all cases OF
hyrochondrac, hysteric or vapourish disorders, in
hectic, consumplive or dyspeptic affections In all
cases of this description, these Pills revive purify
and invisorate the disordered system.
N. BIO prevent counterfeit, the proprie or has
his name written on the labels accompanying the
walls, without which none will he genuine
For sale by r. STABLER, Druggist,
Lynchburg, Va.
Oct.9 M4n+
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II LEM OVAI.

NtlE subscribers have removed their establish.
mcnt to the house lately occupied by MIR. II.
Johns, next door to Mr.. John r. d. Payne, and
immediately opposite to the Farmers Bank, where
they offer fer stlc FOR cash. barter for Country
Produce, large & general assortment Of GROCE.
RiES md DOMESTIC GOODS. They invite
their former friends and the public generally to call
ndexamlnc their stock before purchasing else
where, as they arc determined to sci, at a very
small advance on cost
LANCASTER & MARSH
Jan. IL 81
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Uy VIC u"y.
WILLIAM n. HARDY.
PEDIGREE.

VIRGiNIAN 10 a fine scfrei, nearly 16 hands
high, and for symmetry OF form and power Of
muscle. is surpassed by no horse in this Sta,e-He
will be ! years old this spring-he was cot by Old
Virginian-he by Old Sir Archy virgnans dam
BY Old Shylock, he was got by the imported Bed
ford bis dam by the imported Diomed, his gran
dam by the imported ST. George, his E. grandam
by the imported Fesrnougbi. his &. &. grsudam by
the imported Jolly Roger, and came out OF an i'm
ported mare; Virginisn's grandam by Cellar, his
g. grandsm by 5padill, his &. &. grandam by Old
Jupiter.
twill be seen by the above Pedigree, that no
blood. both Tor speed aud bottom. He was train
ed the Fall after he was three years old, and run
two races in the county Of Fauquier, and never
lost heat. lie afterwards got badly foun dered
which prevented his being trained any more
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AuctiOn Sales

I'm Tuesday nigh, the 9th, shall resp,o.
~ night Auctions and regularly con,inns ~ u,
every Tuesday and Friday nights during ,bs ' re
and Winter months. My stock will be snot : al
will suit the season and sold in small LOT, %
dav sales will be every Wednesday at II -, wy
OF Groceries, Furniture, &c &c Fayors f,or s'oeh
country are particularly invited, as my sales VI. ~,
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS A., VIII
Sept. 8, 1884. ~
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Ss>or sale, at reduced prices,

I tror sale, at reduced prices,
Lsdies' Fur Cap sand Neck Tirpc,s
Misses, Guitars and German Flutes
A Philadelphia Piano Forte, well tuned ond
handsomely finished, in which bargain
may be had
Brussels Corpciing, at New York prices
Scotch and American do
School Medals, neat and appropriate
Mob and Closet Locks, very cheap
Patent Smith Bellows, at Sl3 each
Mantle Glasses and Chinese Shades
Plated and Bronze Candlcsticks--wth many
other desirable Goods.
HENRY BROWN, JR.
Opposite the Banks.
Z Jan. 10 Is
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Great Sale OF Land, Negroes, &c.

oIcat oalt Vi Lana, Negroes, &C.
RY virtue of deed of trust, executed to the
- subscriber by Col. John p. Gray, bearing
date tho 10th day of October 1881 and of record in
the Clerks office of Bedford county court, | shall
by direction OF The persons for whose benefit the
deed was made on Thursday the 18th day of Feb
roary next, on the premises, within one mile Of
the town OF Liberty, proceed to SELL to the highest
bidder, twotects Of Land, containing, together 600
ecres, more or less, adjoining each other The Land
lies adjacent to the town of Liberty, on the Turn
pike road, and odjolns the Lands of John w.
Holt and others, one Of which was purchased by
sad John L. Gray, ofthe estate of James c. Step
toe, and the other of james Irvine Also a, the
same time and place, will sell, to the highest bid.
der, the following Slaves, TO wit: Big Charles
Ehc, Lewis Eady, Rachael, Rice Lutle Charles
Allen, Pauina, Ned, Amy and her two children
Billy and Edmund, Peter, Cupi, and Harriet and
any increase of the Female Slaves.-Aso, oil his
The said Grays, Horses, stock Of Cattle Hogs and
Sheep, with all his Farming Utensils, two sets of
Blecksmlth's Tools, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and oil the crop Of Tobacco, Grain, &c
of every description. Selling as trustee, l shall
convey no other title than the one vested in me-
TERMS.-A credit of L. 9 and 3 years will be
gwen, the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, and deed Of trust on II Land to secure
tie purchase money.
II The sale of the personal property will COM
mel &C at the Home House and all persons des
rous to sec the property before the day Of sale will
apply to Col Gray.
EDMUND IRVINE. Trustee.
N. B-The creditors OF John r. GRAY are hero
oy requested TO come forward and exhibit their
CLAIMS f. IRVINE
Dec. III 9m
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Lse'Jurg, Virginia
Dear Sir,-I have used the Balsam OF Health,
which procured from you, with great benefit, il
not with entire relief. When procured it, | was
sorev afflicted with by spepia. attended by all its
distressing symptoms, head ache gddness, heart.
burn aud the thousand nervous affections VIII CHI
accompany il. in its worst stages. At tunes such
was the debility occasioned, that | was bed rid.
den. Think can say that the first relief, il not
the entire cure, was produced by the use of the
baIsam. CHAS. ". BINNS.
JAN LIST 1msm
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Mis- is TO give notice thu, all the Bonds and
Il Accounts tina, are due the subscribers, thu,
are no, paid by the first day Of March next,
will be indscfiminately given up officers for col
lection, without, regard to age, size condition.
CtlESLEY CUNDIFF g. co.
IN IN
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TnNIlE subscribers will in future keeps good as
Il sortmen, of Ropes, Twines, Mattresses, &c. a,
the Ssorc Room occupied by Mr., A. Garrett, near
the msrkc, house, and Immediately opposite the
Store of Mr.. John J. Purvis, where grea, induce
men,s will be offered to purchasers. either whole
sale or retail. ECHOLS & CUNDIFF.
Jan | Ia
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TO THE PUBLIC.

>HE subscriber having made his orrang cement.
- to continue the Brick Making and Laying Bu
sincss in this place, offers his services to tn.
public. Any person calling on him, may rest as
sured OF prompt attention and good work.
FREDK. II. MURRELL.
jan % 2w
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LAND FOR SALE.

HNlE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA-
- IlON, on Little Otter, in Bedford, abou, 8
miles east of the court house. II contains be,ween
40 and 500 acres, about 200 acres supposed 10
DC cleared and but small part exhausted. There
is estimated 10 be between 80 and 40 acre, Of ow
Grounds every acre except about one is first rate
tobacco land the balance of The cleared enI PRO.
duces fine crops Of grain of all kinds. The ncear.
ed land IS of the first quality for tobacco.
Also, another Tract, on the turnpike, abou, six
mics above Lynchburg, containing 4l3, acres, a.
bout $50 cleared, is fine grain land all of lies re-
markably well, and from the trials made, is fnelv
adapted to clover. There are on this tract abou, &c
acres IN Meadow, and very productive the un
cleared land is very heavily timbered the i'm
pfovomens on either of these tracts are onlv suto
bic for small family or overseer.
POSSESSION can be had of both, if application j.
made before the first of March next, and terms a.
accommodating as could be required For furrhe,
partIt uars enquire of the subscriber, near New
LONDON. w. w. AUSTIN.
Dec. 25 20,
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SHOES & HATS

o9I received. direct from Manufactures Of
III. nig"es' standing 90 cases Of fine fashon
t; o'"oN tia's' and IL cases Of fine Shoes. ma
Gentle men '''u 'o' -ao'es and
Nov.3 y ELLIOTT,
u. 2
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AACK EUN V|R,E,

vie subscriber has a neatly finished Hack
with good and gentle horses, and tn, driver
experienced, steady AMI obiging which can be had
ut the shortest notice. JOHN r HINT NJ "''
jan 10
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FOR SALE.

m Ee1ROUS Of retiring to private l;fs. H.,
- offer for sale that valuable proper,v ;'oy
in the town of Lewisburg, Greenhrier conn" a w
known az "y, va.
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New ENN & Winter Goods.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT,
BANK SQUARE

DAMN SQO AXE,
APPOSirE the Market House, have the plea
~ sure OF announcing 10 their friends and the
public that they have received their entire stock
OF Fall and Winter Goods, making much The
largest assortment which they have ever had the
pleasure Of opening. Without entering into detail.
will be su Gent to say TINT the stock comprises
almost every article that is desirable in the Dry
Goods, Hardware, and Grocery line Being selec
cd, principally for Cash, by one Of the Partners.
| in Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New York, they
viii say to their friends, that every induce in
he way of quality style, and price, will be offered
them for continuance of their lavors. Attention
is invited particularly to the following articles:
Clothes and CassimeIes, Of every shade and
quality.
Stripe. Point, and London Dufrel Blankets
large and complete assortment Of Rose do
very heavy.
One Bale. assorted from 9.4to 1874. French
Mackinaw do, new and most desirable artcl for
family beds.
a large and desirable assortment Of N.por
clothing such as Napt Co,tons, coarse Casino t,s
greco gray and white Kerssys, mixt armv Cloths
NC, together with Sd d and 8 4 Linseys Of yery
des'ral 10 colors and pa,terns-3-4 and IA Red
| Blue, Brown, and White do. &C. &c Sc
Also, complete assortment of silk goods
Fancy Handker-
| chiefs OF new ,les Cambrics. Calcoes, Muslns.
CTcassia"s OF all coors and widths Bonn bs zires
French and English, Challcvs Of the most d.sira.
| BILE patterns aud shades, English and French Ma
rnos, Figured Crcass'ans Of superior quality, and
many other des, able articles Tor the Ladies'. TO
| which We particularly invite their a,teu,ion-such
as Bonnets OF the latest styles, Ribbons, Belts,
Gloves, Hosiery, embracing a C complete assorl me at
OF Silk, Cotton, Wors,ed, and Merino, together
with Laces, Edgings, Quillings. Bobineites, Gre.
ciane,tes, figured and plain. with variety of other
articles in their line, which they are determined to
| sell low for Gosh.
ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
Nov. 3 "a
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DISSOLUTION.
Jan. IL

VIE Copar,ncrship heretofore existing between
The subscribers was dissolved by mutual con.
sent on The LIST inst. JOHN JORDAN
JAIL FRED.H. MURRELL.
2v
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- America which are now offered to The
public and il is 10 be hoped that no one vii, no =.
n'"d to his interest that wants an Orchard as no,
10 apply where he can be furnished with UPWARDS
OF one hundred varieties of Apples, thirty Of Pears
,n'r'v oil Peaches. twenty Of Cherries, twenrv of
= '""s' len OF Ap'icots, ten Of Nec'arines, &c.
u'"pes' Nurrsofs, Goosebrrries, English Walnu,s'
""u great variety Of shade and ornamental rre.s
anu SHRUBS all Of which will be sold low and
: p" ~ say TO such as have not got their cvops Ia
market that / am disposed 10 wait six or ,we,ya a
months lar payment. JOHN d. RICuESON
W lhe Lexington Union and Finca.,le Demo.
GRAZ VIII publish The above for six weeks, ard for.
"I,u 'ne,r accounts to this office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-02

DR.. Jonr s MILLER Frederick Town, Md.
do hereby certify that had this last spring
and summer a constant pain in my stomach. and a
grea, weakness in my kidneys. and pain across
my eyes for whsh used good many remedies
withou, giving relief. was a, last recommended
10 try a bottle OF Garlegants Balsam OF Health
prepared by John S. Miller ! accordingly made
Of one bottle, which procured of his agent in
Hagerstown. which restored mr. TO my good health
again, and am now as well as ever was, and YOU
are at liberty TO make il known for the benefit u
those afflicted in the way.
Yours, &c. JACOB BOWER,
Hagerstown, Sept. 1881. Court Crier.
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The beautiful and high 6looded Horse
VIR0INIAN,
NM WI, .. stan: :, m ,ss 'p ss%.
MIN y':. four mile. east Of Liberty,

son will commence The 1a Of March and expire
the LIST ofJult. To he let 10 mares a, the reduced
price Of 50 the single leap, to be paid al the time
the service is rendered$i5 the season. TO be paid
before the expiration of the sesson--,nsnr-
snce for $25. 20 be paid as the mare 10
discovered to be IN foai, or in any way changed ;
and 30 cents 10 the groom in every instance. Ev-
cry attention will be paid 10 mares sent to Virgil
man. but wiilno be responsible Tor accidents OF es
cspes. Good and extensive pastursge for mares
from distance gratis Mares can be fed on res.
sonsble terms by the day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-02

About two years ago | was severely afflicted
with the Dyspepsia, which had for he las, fifteen
ypars, previous 70 the above named time, which
was very much increased by my having blood
vessel ruptured upon my lungs, occs stoned by li-
ins-w hich increased my complaint, Dyspepsia
and general debility and weakness, TO such a de
gree, thai for two years prevlans TO 10Y using the
Gariegant Bsisam never tat a meal but my s,om-
ach became :" painful that had lmme distely ca
throw II up. Seeing Gareganis Balsam OF Hrslih
advertised, | was induced 10 try "A bottle /: after
taking the very first dose il appeared TO strengthen
my stomach and every dose of the first bottle
helped me much, that in the course II a few
days my stomach began to retain and digest every
thing | eat. ! cOn'inued to use the Balsam until
used seven bottles, winch cured me enlir ly, anu
restored me o perfect health which have enjoy
ed ever since, and not before io7 fifteen years.
cheerfuy recomm mend il 10 ali persons ~ho are az
flicted with Dyspepsia or debility of stomach
Given under my hand this llh day of January
1884 HENRY LOUTHAN,
Frederick County, Va.
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DE 1AlNIONTERAT.S
lnaian Speci6c.

THis valuable Medicine is highly r.comu.
- ded to The public, as being safe and es r.,"en
cure OF Coughs, Colds, consumptons, and d;s.
es OF Breast and Lungs, &c. A directo, e ~.
cerhca'es VIII accompany euch bottle of spee 81 sac
C @ave also reec mr, and for sale supply Of
These Pills are extensively known. as he;,.-
fectual remedy for the cure of Dysnens;a . ei'
gcsfion.-Price so Cents " 'hoi@
For saleoy Howell DAVIES,
d. K. LYMAN, Ag!s.
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dARLEGANT'S
RALSAM OF HEAAiYH,
PREPARED ONLY BY joins s. Miller,

ver,gn NEEDY Tor at kinds OF worms, &c. The pro-
p,ietor has a great number Of certificates IN bis
uossession, of cures performed by hi. valuable
Medicine, which would fill several columns oil a
newspaper, and therefore gives only few OF the
most prominent, which the reader will find below
this advertisement. II is neatly put up insquare halt
mint bottles with the name OF the Medicine, blown
on the glass of each bottle, and the proprietor s
signature on a label, pasted on The outside wrap
per Of each bottle TO prevent it from being coun,
,erfei,ed. Each bottle is accompanied with e1"n,
siye directions for It's use, which can AT all times be
had Of the subscriber, at one dollar per bsttle,
and by the quantity, at liberal discount.
Il. SrABLER.
Lynchburg, Va.
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Lynchburs Nursery & Fruit Gar
den,

&a " oW containing upwards of twen-
- ~ ~ thousand Fruit Trees, of the
most choice kinds. both of Europe g.
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Jan %.
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Formerly the residence oi Chri,tapher C1rkt dec
and containing lllO acres, of winch 1;}O are bottom
land. This estate lies about OF u miles lrom the
town oil Liberty and - miles from lvnchbura, and
commands most splendid view Of mountain scenery.
embracing the Peaks of outer. distant only few
miles, the Blue Ridge aud other mountains. The
improvements upon II are COM enieit and amply SUI
hcient for the comfortable accommodation OF a large
family. When. IN addition tn the foregoing RECON-
mendaon>. the fertility OF the sui and the pfoverbill
saubrity OF the climate considered, 1t IS believed
that but few, If any, estates in this section OF country
present as many attractions that offered Tor
sale.
The subscriber will also sell another Tract. in the
immediate vicinity Of the former. containing 3N9
acres, and commonly called kerHS'S Place" On
tins last Tract there Is an excellent Ml-seat.
Beng anxious 10 dispose OF thus property, the
subscriber will sell at reduced prices and the
liberal aud accommodating terms.
Isaac Otcy, jr. who resides ON the first mentioned
Tract. will show the premises 10 those Inclined to
purchase. JOHN VI. OTEN.
o. Ihc Richmoaa Hhig and tn Eoqirer ore re-
qneStedfo FubHsh hie foregoing advertisement mYeLiy
toT 'rechs, aad ofpprd their accounts isofce for
payment.
L,nchburg. August 20. t25S
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Wool Cardiag at H.yacGsbtsra.

II tie Ted@eed price ot / Cents pcrB.
rHslll. subscriber. having left William Thurman.
d. Cardmg Machine, near the iio,sc Ford, in
Lynchbnrg, has erected New Machine, Cat the old
stand formerly occupledby Holmes Y BrcWster,nofth-
west OF Mr. j. Johnsr rs Tavern, near the Black wa
ter Crck) and has 1t in futl operation, bees leave
to inform ms friends and the public generally, that he
is NOW ready to receive " DOL and tmd it with neat
ness and despatch. From his long experience IN the
business. say l years, he hopes 10 give general salts
faction to all who may favor him with their custom.
For the convenience oil those who are living James
river, he has made arrangements with Nr. William
&. Fowler TO receive Wool for linn at his Grocery,
near the Lumber House. and also with Mn John X
nier \ co. Nam street. above the Market house.
where the rolls will be delivered, and n his own
dwelling, near MIR. Poe's Tauyard, ON the turnpike.
and the rolls will be returned from his Machine,
when cardcd, to each place where the Wool is lett.
BY prompt attention, and the reduced price of Gard
ing, he hopes to receive liberal share of public pa
tronage. {. }. LNnitk.
AM. Z
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CHARLIE = PHELPS,
Auctioneer aud Commission Merchant,
Al his on Stand, LunehbWg, Ia.

II N1S Ola 'S7dN0, LyNtNONTS, 7 a.
Ell rms his thanks to those who have hereto
IL fore iayoured him with their patronage. and
would inform them, as well the public generally,
that he intends resuming his NIGHT Auctions for the
sale OF Dry Goods, Books, Watches and Jewelry Of
every description, &c. Tuesday night, the 22nd
instant, and continue regularly thereafter, every Tues
day and Friday night during the Fall and Winter
seasons. Consgnmcnts thankfully received, and
strict attention given.
LANDS, NEGROES,
and every other description of property will be sold
on application, either i'll out of Town, the most
liberal terms. Northern aud Southern merchants
wishing 10 forward articles of any description. to be
sold at auction in iynchburg, may lie assured they
VIII receive attention their care, and that
they will be udciousy offered in our market for sale.
All orders will be strictly attended to, and returns on
consignments speedil, made.
Sep II Is
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FOR SALE.
5O,OOOrns. BACON,
100 boxes Candies.
IV:IN'TED.
NO CURE! NO Es.FN'!

STRECKERSC Corn Plaster. warranted to cure,
- il properly applied. Price p cents per box.
STRECKERS Compound linamcut of Phos-
phorus, for Rheumatism, Gout, Hand Swellings, &c.
&c. Price - cents per vial.
STRECkER'S Extractvc Liquor. This article
removes Paint, Tar, and Grease Of any kind, and
even Ink from all kinds of Cloth Silk, &c. without
DESTROYING the colour except green and yellow, and
perhaps few other delicate colours. Price p cents.
Just received and for sale, at the Sign OF the Col
den Mortar, by DAVID X. LYMAN, 4gt.
Sen y 81
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.,x. ELETCIzER ~ T'OEER.
The Eussch5Hrg tTrsiaiaH'

W. -, tujce a ireek al 81 per danpnr. payable IN
- Pfo"" Ta MINER iriH be discontinued (but al The
ddra ramon oftte Edtors until all arrcaragcs are paid
a 'ss..-' EMBELLISHMENTS iriH he inserted al
% u .,, nsr SQUARE Tor iess The frsf time, and 37i
% ~, cen" for each continuance Those from distance
e'"s o,I for previously 10 Their ias' rtio" unless tht
ma be assumed BY some respoaStb" iffson N
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