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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of a decree of the Hastings
y court of the town Lynehburg pronounced on
4th day OF February, 1889, IN the sun depending
between Jane Watts and others plaintiffs. aud Wn.
ats and others dei'ts, shall, on the 2th of Anil
next II far II notion the next fair day Sundays ex-
cep,ed) proceed upon tue premises, to sell by way OF
public auction, to the highest bidder, the Lot Of
Ground, in said decree mentioned
This Lot is situated short distance below t,e
doiseiord branch, and Immediately adjoining tle
property of Jack Evans-lt contains one acre and
lies on both sides oIhe canal,--The portion situated
between The Canal aud the Turnpike is of sufficient
sue To erect upon 1t very large building and an
lhat account is deemed exceedingly valuable. TIE
Lot may be sold IN parcels, and the terms will he
made known on the day of sale
March Is 'U ", 4
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"oh for Texas. I'm going to see "ha' mat
raidcn ofihe worlds made Of.
No You don't reier.ea sun" I'D o1 march cor tho
r,'y P,,san' Tie yosng oup,i complied with the
rqa',isi,,on. with the best grace he could, and is
ny nn ms wa, TO Albany TO await his trial.
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II. w. Il j. D. FRY.
bthOfeSNle GrOre5.S and fOrlC0yfI.
ing .NerCh0NfS,
II G III MO p, Vn

4 RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
d u % ID =,
Which they offer at Northern prices, consisting in
part of
l''oo bags prime Green, Rio, Lagura and Old ia
va COFFEE,
10 uerces superior Old White,
ioo hhds new crop n. o. SUGARS,
Low boxes and 100 bbs. Loaf DO
10 hhds. p. L. aud N. o. Molasses
2o'ooo pounds Cotton Yarns, at Factory prices.
WIN large and general assortment
of other Goods,
10 which they invite the attention Of Merchants and
Dealers who may wish to purchase to sell again
Goods forwarded with despatch.
Richmond, March m.
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n n a T. n I'll ON,

H'iiE Troop attached to the SD Regimen, V,.
~ gina M'hua' will parade al Campbell Court
rouse al ii O'Clock, on the second SATURDAY. in
Arnl next, that being the time appointed by Tho
keglment4l Court of Enquiry, in conformity s,,h
the vote OF majority of the Company, to hold ,be
Spring Company Muster. ' '''e
LAW RENCE A. HORTON LIST Seret
March Is P''h
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bed.
ford county, the 9TH day of No,embrr 1885
Philip Reynolds Plaintiff,
against
Mary Reynolds widow of Jesse Reynolds decd. Charles
Reynolds in his right aud administrator of Jesse ey
nold decd Edward Reynolds, Martha Fuqua, late Martha
REYNOLDS Joshua Reynolds, John Wade and Jemima his
wife late Jemna Reynolds, Archibald snods, Caleb Rey-
nolds, and Abner Reynolds, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Edward REYNOLDS, Caleb Reynolds and
Martha Fuqua, having entered their appearance and
security according to the Act at Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants of this Commonwealth On the
ton of the Plaintiff by counsel 1t is ordered that they do APP
pear here the first day Of the and the
plaintiff bill aud that this order be inserted in
per published in iyncbug, for months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the courthouse of this county
on some court day. Copy-Teste
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Feb. 81 WIN
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nj HS. oRs proposes 10 teach SCHOOL at
w her house, near the Methodist Church; com
menclng on Monday next.
For Spelling, Reading, and Writing, s. SO
Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic,
and Needle Work. % 90
She hopes to meet with some encouragement from
the public aud promises to every cxeron TO ad-
vance her pupils.
Eeh. D
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ESTAs AX.

Pursuant to an order to us ii
h&sM B, IN recled we have this day view
S.AxxsS. " ed an Esiray Heller.
MN VIZ shown to usby Richard llr-
exurxi4 vEsyy.. tson on his plantation in Am
herst county, and find her to
be black lleiler, with white tail and belly, and
some yellow about her ears marked, a swallow and
slit on the left ear and underkea in the RICH :
supposed to be about three years old and worth ten
dollars. Given under hands this 9th day OF
March, 1899. THOMAS BARBOUR,
ALEXANDER TlNSLEY,
PROSSER POWELL.
Sworn to, before 4. ID. TINSLEY
Justice of the Peace.
March 81 w3ws
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Feb. 81

lRGlNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
~ Circuit Superior Court otLaw and Chancerv, for Bed
ford County, the Sd day OF December, 1888:
Charlotte Stewart feme covert who sues by her next
friend, Nathaniel " Floyd, Plaintiff
against
John Wilson, Thomas Overstrect William Whtcey John
Carter ST. Thomas Overstreet, Thomas Stewart Charles
meleY, John H. Smith ohm II. Wright, and Charles L..
Mostly, administrator with will annexed of Christopher
Anthony deceased. Defendants,
IL CHASCERY.
The Defendant Charles Whitley, having entered his
appearance aud given security, according the Act of As
scmhlv and the Rules of this Court and appearing
sactory evidence that he mhabiant of this Com
monwealth On the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel 1t is
ordered that he do appear here the first day the next
term and answer the plaintiffs bill and that this order be
inserted in newspaper published tn Lynchburg two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front the courthouse
OF this county court day. A Copy--Tese,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Feb. 81 WIN
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.H0rreII'S Patent Bee Hire.

Tor The county OF Campbell giving him The right TO
make use and vcnd 10 others, 10 be used in said
county. lie recommends all those who are interest
ed IN the growing OF Bees. TO call and purchase
MoRkELL'S PATENT BEE HIVE, a highly
approved invention. The practice of DESTROYING
hese useful insects, Is obvated by having glass yes
sells or tumblers, which can be taken away AT any
time, without any Inconvenience to the Bees The
honey made in these hives, is OF a Ear superior DUAL
ny to that made IN the common Dives, as there is
place prepared in the interior where the Bees demos
tie they young, bread, aud winter store. This Hive
possesses many advantages over any other in its
construction Tor convenience, and its eure preserya
uon oil Tue Bees from all the ravages OF the web.
worm, moth aud other destructive Insects Those
VINO have been declared the pleasure aud benefits o
''shg thelr own HONEY, on account of the DIFF
nruN OF protecting their Bees, may assured that
l. LIS PATENT BEEHIV
WIN Afford perfect protection against ell lis enemies
ne win constantly keep supply Of Hives on hand.
anu VIII sell family rights aud Hives to all who may
''Tp' n'in win acaii CHARLES PHELPS.
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a GREEABLE To u Decree OF the County Court
n Of Campbell made aud entered the lth day
OF February, 1899, IN the suit oil Brown x Go. Plis
rs. PItts, Defendant, will proceed 10 sell. upon the
premises, on the l7lh day Of April The
ssss1.ss, DO"EK LAND of Ann Brown,
,trsHs2 Decd sand land lies the county Of
4MYWF Campbell, on Staunton River, and con
A~ tains about TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
oi which there IS a considerable portion of Low
Grounds attached to IT, with FIST rate Mill site al
which there is 4 Saw and Grist Mill at this time, but
out of repair. lis thought unnecessary 10 say any
thing more about the Land, as purchasers like to
view FOR themselves Mr. Thomas johnson aud
VIM. /. Harvey, living at Marysyille Will show the
Lands to any person wishing TO view it.
Terms Of sale-l2 moths credits, with bond and
approved security, aud deed of trust on the Land
will be required Of the purchaser to secure the pur
chase money. JOHN ROSSER, Jr Com'r.
March Is IVA
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DY VIRTUE ola decree OF the Hastings Court
, for The Corporation Lynchburg, pronounced on
the Ord day OF December, 1888 AT the suit OF Jane
Lee planliG Louisa Logan and others defend
ns, the undersigned Commissioner, appointed for
that purpose will sell to the highest bidder, on the
premises, Saturday, the 30th March inst. the
property named IN said Decree on credit of SIX
months. Bond and approved security will be
CURED and the title withheld further security
tl payment is made, subject to resale IN any
part Of the purchase money should moi be paid.
The property consists of LOT on Federal Hill
and near the residences of Mr.. Micajah Davis, Jr,
Mr.. Isaac Adams and Others, the improvements are
good Buick House, efficiently large for large
family with the usual Out Houses, and Well Of
excellent Water. The tile Of this property is be
heved TO be good.
JOHN NJ. GORDON Commissioners
March II r3OMh
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H7HE Celebrated Race Horse, CARO-
LlNlAN, by Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Pedigree
Performances and other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT
Dec. L. w,s
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POLITICAL.
From, The Boston Recorder.
-we saND wuCuIs ..


rue saNDWu rsLEs.
IoN rHr L.TE IsTrLLIefseE.l
The Sandwich Isles the Sandwich isles,
How fair on oceans breast they Seem
Rejecting tho immortal smiles
Which from the source OF glory beam.
O, twas not thus in ages gone,
When they in enur's night la, dim,
Gods jewels, thai in silence shene
Most beautiful, YET not for Him.
The Sandwich isles a. is glass,
Their dark cyed sons rise up to mo-
No longer pasan-w bile they pass
From Oahu and o."hy -bee,
mark thy faces shorn Of shame,
Like glorious men who sputu the dust
The last TO know Of freedoms nane,
Blu, in her LOFT, uiunphs frst
The Sandwich isles ihelrcora roasts,
Their fairy dalcs, ami hills and plains,
Have echoed TO The Lord Of hoels
Redempton's nevef-tirng strains.
q, how nnlike tie savage song
Which oer them once to idol. lung,
When madness seized the tossing throns,
And blasphemy dehed the tongue.
Tho Sandwich Isles where from tho breast,
The mother plueked her clinsins child,
And hushed It's liitic WOES to rest
In hlood-O God, how swceily Wild
The mothers hymn asceud> 10 ihee!
And who that mohe,s joy mas tell,
As viii, her child she bcud- the knee
Atsummons Sihc Sabbath he'll
The Sandwich Isles each laden breeze
Brings token ofreh fragrance there,
scent, across the surRing seas,
The aroma of uew-bnrn PRAYER.
O give lnc wings my soul woud dec
To regions where the spirit Smiles
'Tis midnigh, here-'ts morn WITH We,
The SandN ich Isles the Sandwich Ilssi
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" " G * u n y ,

and AT The FlOUschOIN and NItChen FUfni-
tUrc belonging to the late Mrs. Peters. The Land
will be sold on a ciedi; of twelve months, except
$500, which will be required in cash The pur-
chaser giving bond and lien on the Land, to Sc
cure the payment. The negroes will be sold a
credit of twelve monhs, and the Household aud
Kitchen Furniture. on similar credit when the
sun. amounts to five dollars and upwards and when
under that sum, cash will be required. For the
personal property, Bonds with approved security will
be required. BLANSt okD l1lChS,
Surviving Executor Of William Peters, decd.
March 81 W5H
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EgiffcS at The Ward,

For which | viii pay cash, at the highest market
prices, give Leather IN exchange, take lhem to tan
shares.
The Inhabitants OF the country generally, will fud
II 10 their interest 10 send me their HIDES as they
have 10 send their produce TO Lynchbu,g the Tan
a1d beng on the nam market road, and contiguous
thereto, Beng about to re-oecupy my former
place OF business, solicit that encouragement
which generous public know how to bestow, cspe.
eialy my iotncr customers aud friends on euhe,
side OF the liver, aIe heartily invited to extend to me
then custom and patronage, promising on my par
10 use such means rs will give satisfaction.
Robert w. Collins will for the present, receiv,
HIDES for me at his Saddler's Shop, Man Street
on The corner leading To Friends Warehouse.
lwlsh TO make contracts fora quantity OF
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DIRECTORS.

Dadyid Il. EdIey, Elijah Fletcher
John IIollins Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel McCorkle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare. Maurice H. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Ipo. NJ. Warwick Saml. Poindexter
= H. DAVIS. | Chas. w. Christian,
Jas l.. Clayior Geo y. DAVIS.
Jas. w Morgan, David w. Burton,
JJoLn Early John II. Patterson,
JOHN G. MEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG Iredsure-,
GEO. w. TURNER, cashier.
Jan 81 wis
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

10y VIRTUE Of 4 Deed OF Trust, executed By
Ed Ezekiel Il. Gilbert. TO the subscriber aud John
Thompson bearing date on the 9fh day oil July 1871
aud ol record IN the County Count of Amherst The
subscriber will on Friday, the 18th day ol March,
ls59, the premises expose 10 sale, by way o pub
iIe auction, Tor cash,
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uR. BENZ. w. CURTIS, A.B.,

VI " ~ bSss
Ifnanimnnsl, elected by the Board of Trustees as
Pr noipa. For the last two years Mr.. Curtis has
had charge of the Slate River School, Buckingham
County. Va. and is highly recommended by the
Trustees of that School; also. by President Lord Of
Dartmouth College, N. II.,) OF which lac isa grad
uatc.
The academic year is divided into two sessions OF
fiye months each.
The Terms OF Tuition are as follows, viz:
Preliminary Course. Z per session.
Higher branches Of English Ian
euace. Exclusive Of Mathcmatcs) 10 "
Mathematics, French. German, La
~, or Greek Language, Is "
Students will be charged from their entrance, Tea.
scs Of sickness exceped,) Ill the close Of the ses-
SONS.
Board including washing, lodging, lights, &c,
may be had N private families. at 81 per month.
The vicinity IN which this Institution Is located,
IN point Of health, mo,aIs aud means OF acquiring
formation, Is probably not surpassed by any in the
country. In addition 10 the advantages offered by
similar institutions, students may have access TO a
circulating Library.
n B.-parents and guardians may rest assured,
strict attention will be paid TO the morals of the
students
BY order ofhc Board,
Il. +. CIlEATfIAM, President.
~ The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert the above once week for SIX weeks, aud
send their account TO this Office for payment.
CoNooHp, Campbell CO., Va
February p, 1889. Is
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Persons usns the Life Medicines, advised take the
Pulls nj night in sufficient quantities to operate two three
times the bowels in the of the day. Also, take
tables spoonful OF the Bers halt hour before each meal
For those of delicate eneebed constitution, half tho
quantity may be sufficient.
The above Medicine for sale by d. r. LYMAN. Ag't.
Oct. ID w12m
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Feb. 81

On the motion ofthe Piuntiiby counsel who filed his bill
and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
PENDANT Daniel b. DAILY nhaban OF this common
wealth, il is ordered that the Defendant Arthur Hopkins be
restrained and inhibited from paying away otherwise dis
posing OF any money! DDS debts other effects which he
now has which may hereafter comento his hands, belong
the said absent Defendant the amount of
dollars subject the Plaintiff demand and the future order
of this Court concerning the and further ordered
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted The Lynch
burg Virgnian. newspaper published in the of Lynch
burg for months successfully previous 10 the first day
May Court and that another copy thereof be posted
tho trout door of the courthouse of this
day Copy-Teste,
SIP. GARLAND, Clerk
March 81 w2m
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Fan Bark.

Early application had better be made. Chestnut ant
Spanish OAK would be preferred, but will buy an,
kind Of Oak Bark. DAVID HOFFMAN,
oh
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
l 1:zg .58gSs,4sss

NEW AKKANbENENT.
1--WE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
L to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock \. NJ and reaches Charottes-
vile IN the evening oil those days; it arrives at Fro
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS.
at O'Clock, p. M. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
lottesvlle on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
aud Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two DAVIS
or those going hom Lynchburg to Richmond W III
reach Richmond on the second day at & O'Clock =
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers careful md accommodating. Nopains
will be spared to render the trip safe aud pleasant to
the passengers.
are thfongh 10 fredericksburg Sll so
DO TO Richmond so
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg. for seats
5. b. CLOVES. AgL
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MIR samuel Arsnistcad:


d lR-Take notice, that, on Friday, the 9th day
- of April next at the counting Room Of w, *
X. Alexander Dixons Springs, Smith county, Ten
nessee shall proceed to take the deposition of Col.
William Martin. to be read in case pending in the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry, for tn =
county of Campbell, and State of Virginia, IN which
Samuel Armistead is plaintiff, aud Thomas llunGley
aud Others defendants.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
March II 4w
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
ford county the 4h day OF February, 1897
Thomas f. HARRISON, Plaintiff,
against
William Sherwood. Charles Scott, James Galloway,
Samuel NJ Crow and Peter Fuman. Defendants,
IN CuANCFRY.
The defendant William SlHcrwo od having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Assem-
bly, and the Rules OF this Court and appearing by satsac
evidence that ne is not nhaban of this Common
wealth: On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel 1t
derod that he do appear here the first day the
aud answer the plaintiff BILL and that this order be in
serted newspaper publised in the of ynehburg
for mouths successfully aud posted the front door of
the courthouse OF this county some court day:
AGopy-Teste
JOS. WILSON elk.
Feb 81 WIN
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ikGlNlA-A Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry, for the
Sarah Lucinda North, Plaintiff,
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CONTRAST.

Ii nations from tue ages, have had ships bu,
N Columbus only found the way 10 America. Before
the great Spanish navigator people were only
enabled IN padte about the shores Just with Lite
Medic ines. short years since first ,enurcd
upon aud have discovered the precious
were indeed known when Commenced scnch but theu
by the Of them, have not only passed from
The detected aid hale and bu.
siness but comparatively speaking, have renewed my
youth. can thus, with confidence in own experience
advise with NV fellow citizens. Does reader proot
thai The VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES suitable 10
his owl case have file al my Office, 800 Broadway
hundreds of letters from the respectable citizens
of this nav native land, voluntarily offered IN testimony the
virtues OF A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
persons have been nearly ruined t.
call niale mineral preparations OF the day. will bear inc
witness that the Life Medicines. and such only the true
course 10 permanent good health JOHN MOfFAT.
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fp.RTE.V'T
ZEE n#:;It HIVE.

fEliE subscriber would respectfully inform his
u inends aud the public in general that he has
purchased OF Mr., Marshal Bayes
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against
Elijah Fletcher, William Rucker Executor of William
Rucke deceased, Jacob Haas Albion Nc Daniel Bernard
Rueker and James Bcnagh, Defts,
The Defendant Jacob Haas, having entered his appear
ance and given security according the Act of Assembly
ana the kues OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that lie inhabiiant this Ii so
dred That the said Defendant do appear the first day
the next term and the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed the of Lynchburg months successfully
and posted the front door of the house. in the sad
A copy-Teste. d. ROBES, CFk.
Ftb.8 - ron
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so ACRES,

by survey This TRACT OF LAND has "A large
marian of first rate EHR.YG(D L.E.1'D
on IT, and much fine Meadow aud an abundance Of
GOOD Timber 1t is seldom that so valuable Tract
Of Land 10 in market, and those wishing to buy will
do well TO call and examine it before the day of sale
1t will be shown by Mr. Hicks, living on the premi-
ses. AT the same time aud place will be sold three
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tNgOS ACADEMY.

ys,uE FIRST SESSION of this Institution
commenced the first Monday IN February, IN
- L L.. linn. 4
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ErpCUyO,.'S $ase Of rNf,s6bfe
Il d IL 4 co Ian ID ~ Il 4 fs d l. =.

WILL. BE SOLD to the highest bidder on the
w 25th Of April next, If fair, II not the next fair
tLe,eaiter on the uTrrises "A certain
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Wr. William sherwood:

NJ arch 7
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TRACT or E.F.v'D,

living and being IN the county Of Amherst, Oh the
head waters OF llaulss Creek, adjoining The Lands
of Elijah Fletcher and Others the main road lead
ing from Lynchburg to the Buffalo Springs, abou
fourteen miles from the former place, aud containing
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The above sale is postponed 10 Saturday, the BOD
inSttnt. CHlSN ELL DABNEl 3, fnstee.
March II t3OMh
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Dee. 10.
Morning herald., 1839-10-03
poCToR DAvENpoRT's
CELEBRATED BILIOUS Pills

L,0R PURIFYING THE BLOOB AND CREATING
an arpeiite.-Thse Ps which are 90 em,peptly u.efs
for pains the head stomach and bowels been beo. m.
public for twenty years. and we'll known that the pro-
pretor deems unnecessary 10 publish any of the thousand
certificates Which be procured, Of their efficacy from em
aent physicians and others.
Dr. Davenports Celebrated Eye Water, which hss been
thoroughly proved for thirty be mild safe speedy
cure Cor Al, diseases of the eyes.
IaewIse that valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY VINE.
lon and LONG kno 10 c speedy Tor that
disease, and for all kinds Of ri,nrlss on the skin
The above valuable medicines for sale in this city b,
Lawrence Reese Co, Duryes Cocksrs n. H. schieHeif
All order. directed to GEO. DIXON, Dsdham, Mass. win
be premptly attended TO. iel0-6m'
NOR COLORiNj RED OK GRAY HAIR a PFRMA.
II NTNT BROWN ORBLACK-Red or grey hair mar
colored rich and glossy brown black by
Jingle Of nahoma eds Turkish Dye and
njursg the hair most eparaisns do, improves m ap
.nd II 10 Iusnriantly So the
ep.taon of hs article that orders have been received for
ron gesuemen residing Canton, who have salts
actory tested s ecacy while 81 home Price "a per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail At
GUIONs, lss Broadway,
slsy Agents for the United states OF America