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MIST or not, who can, for a moment,
5 N''"' self privately 10 court these danger
Il ',"" view 10 their political support: there
{, , n.,' confidence and increased strength in
s, .'.. upon orr peace, our property our
is, whicl, admits Of no intrigue, alter
coin -, tampe7ias with Abolit;onism, now
E '..' n,rr.son should, in our opinion be
. "N, mons, BY every friend Of the South
e / ',,' ,,h,ch we consider your dearest inte-
,0-.' 49, secret management aud double
Fee" .,j mducement 10 make you thisc com
, 'i''"'' JOHN JAMESON,
Ecu LYNN BOYD,
LEWIS STEENROD,
HOPKINS l.. TURNKEY,
J. A. BSNUM.
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HOYT'S COURT OF FORTUNE.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULl
Virginia Stale LOTTERY,

". HOfT >uliciis the early attention Of his friends in thu
country Ia the following rich schemes TO bc drawn IN July
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#LN"'
-r,,,r,r Blacksmith" is one oft hc great
''y =, Wrir> tie wasihcir Lion and Cham
%. ~ non, At Philadelphia, and ct Baltimore
F." Congress gave way to him at Washing
horne in triumph in the arms of his fol-
/. - =. Philadelphia. he was the centre of attrac-
crowd. which assembled last week in
'HI ,'' Yard. He is indeed held up as a sort
7, limit. who is 10 carry the Federal cross
'' "a, n preach up a Crusade against the Ad-
y, :" Dp, liz Is no doubt employed and paid
a''.' liz whole matter copied; and his manner
.r,nguare u~ngrammatical. We are sorry
~ .,o,,el,ed 10 lay over a very interesting let
'' received Of his exhibition in Philadel-
moan time we have seen in the Hickory
-. In INST, published at Cumberland, the
.cs ar.insl hrm, founded on a letter from
nl.6. and from verbal information from
IN the spot where the buckeye Black
!, I've. lie Is charged with swlndling,
,nG b,lkinr his securities, when he was U
~, m, county Of Muskingum in ls36.-We
49,, +, IaneSylllc 10 ascertain the truth OF these
j, f, view Of contradic,ing or confirming
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JouS T. IiosKISs, Secry.

The following is 4 list Of the names of gentlemen
appointed delegates TO attend the Convention, under
one of the resolutions Of the meeting
CcnirerHc-J John Surnmerson, Captain Ro. Bland,
John e. Hackney, Dawson Cooke, James Tribe, Jno.
B. Bland, Parnenas Bird, Col. Ro. Bland, VIM. Bird,
Thomas n. Roanc, Vim. S. Jeiires, Carter Trice.
Comt-houSc-Cartcr NJ. Braxton, Capt. Geo. Hos
kins, VIM. F. Pcndlcton, Major VIM. B. Davis, Corbin
Watkins, Doctor John Richards, Sam. +. HARDWOOD,
Geo. X. Carlton, Col. Thomas F. Spencer, Jas. Pur-
cell, John Wright, Elias Wellington.
Carh>icn james Pollard, David P. Wright, Leroy
Roulwarc, DR.. WIN. Lyme, Garter Il. Fogg, DR.. Moore,
G.. Fauntlcroy, John W. Watkins, Washington Ske!-
ton, Robert 5. Noel, JOS. Shelton, Richard Longest,
sam. ). Gatewood.
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attention. Cam milne AZ uj,e

Attend a meeting al Democratic Han on Thursday Evening
next, the 25th Of June, AT eight O'Clock. Punctual attendance il
requested. s. ID. DESDOS.
Conmthee.-S. u. Druoon, Blrwcll Jenkins, Clement White.
Rcbcr, 4. Wicker, J. II. Io-hcr, John Womhlc, Thomas Penn
bpItnn- and Peter ElnYro.
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NOTICE II TOEACCO IANUTACTCRERS.-Tb e subscri-
" bars nj the Shnckrc Foundry are prepared nj short notice 10
furnish Tobacco Presses aud screws Of every description, Tobacco
Bands upon 4 new construction invented ny themselves and
much approved. with every other article that ma! br wanted IN
thai line of business, warranted Of the test materials and work
man.iip, and upon a. favourable terms n they can he procured
IN thS country. TiLBDTT i BROTHERS.
June - B-T
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tSEtIl
Approved Feb. ,, !! 20.

/, Thomas u. T'nn>tall, Srcrol
the above rrrItrd act j. a TIN"
my Office. Given under my la
eighteenth DAY Of February On
rutfy, aud "f the independence
the -IAty fourth year
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EXECUTIVE DFFI,I, ALABAMA.
rotary of state, ia hereby certify that
NJ copy OF the original, rs oIt lille IN
hand aud the seal of the State this
One Thousand Light Hundred aud
zee of the United states of America
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
Vaiuablc eaoods nj cost prices.

u'hE STOCK OF GOODS la1rtt ow I'D By
Il Mes>rs. p. q " Dnd"y, aud ~ teen Store
House "a Nam Sfeet, las beeo conveyed by en,
Itusi. 10 the uudeIsIguea, by deed duly recorded
IN the Housings Coarl, IN which deed, lbers l.
gwen 10 The tu>tces Ia ~ell lie SAID Guuds. II hek
lhlhk II cXpedleut, III IrIvae sale In pursuance
OF Tins authoflly contained H. the sad iced, the
undersigned offer The eutirr Sluch IL the public,
and pledge themselves Ia sell al cost priceS.-'lh lie
Stock is large. comprising every valIels OF Staple
and Fancy Goods; and we'll worth The Afternoon oil
the publlc.-Mr. Peter Dudley and his son John
VIM. Dudley wall attend. and ae is sales zen.
The debts due To tie nd firm also convey ed
To the undersigned by the deed aforesaid. aud they
hereby earnestly request all iersons indebted 10
call on them, ou the Messis. Dndleys, al the
Siute-flouse to selle and adjust their several
debts.-lndulgence cannot he given.
G.. l.. MOSBG, ~
JNO. NJ. SPEED, '"S''es
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The Gtiocing ,oere sent or handed in by others than
sifbsrrjbgrs,

The Jiio,cing SEM or handed an by others Than
snbscribgs.
by William A. Whar,on--The ladies; our social
fraternity the palladium oil our happiness; may they
evei receive that respect Which Is SO Justly uue
them from the more inferior sexa
BY Lewis Angel--fhe memory Of Washington
the departed sage and soldier; let us reverence his
name. and may his many deeds Of wisdom and pat
riotism be deeply engraved on the hearts oil all A.
me,ican ffeemen.
by S,lyanus iIoward-Pary spirit; away will,
political sentiment, aud let US celebrate our indepen-
dence IN the old style.
| BY James NJ. Rnokrr-To the patriotism Of our
ancestry indebted for our liberty; TO The gen.
eral Information OF ourselves and postcfiiy We must
look for it's suppor'
by VIM. A. Whafton-Let rs FOR the welfare and
pcrpetuity OF republican institutions stick TO tho
principles tested by The experience OF the past to
be right, rather than encourage ambitious parry
feeling founded merely on 7arty edir,s and love
of contention.
by William II Fuqaa-Alay the spirit OF true
philanthropy ever inspire those whom the people
may place IN Office whether wings or democrats.
BY 7. II. &. (scnt inlay The people OF these u
nitct States perform their duties TO themselves.
their country aud posteriIy. by sending sneh men To
Congress AZ will cary into the sincere love tn
their country. sound knowledge attention 10 busi-
ness, aud firm independence; let this principle he n
doped. aud corruption dare not shew its head.
ny Doct james A. Waker-The general dfa-
Of knoN ledge among all classes ~ the comnu-
MY INC Only aiedns 10 Peffe'uh'e out "es nsusu-
lions.
Sent in bv a laey-Our representative in Con-
eres. Wm. l.. & ,gein may his political career, bo
exempt from even The shadow of censurc, and may
faith aud hopr. through all The tempestuous sea 0f
life, exutingly point 10 hun the star OF bliss in hea-
.
by VIM. A. Wharton May we, by an honest
eudcnyor aud due regard to the prime piles laid dawn
by our forrlatlets, succeed IN driving eft the dark
cloLd which threatens our political horizon.
SEM in by MAJOR Wm. Cook-rhe day we cole
bratc: may ever dnd us equally free, prosperous
and happy.
Sent m Our own. our native land, where, if W.
have no shoes. we have right TO go baretooted
by Moses fuqna-May our government remain
united, independent OF raty spir; and may the
blessings OF freedom and liberty be handed down To
our postery nnpolluled and unimpafed.
BY Doct Richard Sile--Thc young men Of Vir-
ginia may they CONSIDER well the Two political par
ties now before the county, before they conclude
that the wings the frderaliss, that MIR. Vaa
Buren, is the man cI southern principles.
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FOR SALE d.. Il NJ.

n TRACT OF Lan4 containing about 1000 acres
n lslng IN lie south pan of Bedford. ON tie vi.
ters ii Orx eieek, siA miles from LeesvIlle on
Slaunton river The Improvements on the land are
a good frame Dwe ing House with other nreessaf,
houses, and between 200 aud 800 acres oil cleared
land. The whole OF the aud will be sold together,
II II will be divided 10 sun purchasers. Ii the above
land is not sold by the Ash of Septcubes IL will be
rented Tor the next year privately. Appl, 10
EDMUND AUSTIN,
LtesyIlle, Campbell county.
july 10 ia
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EiiI0ge Property for safe.

1ENl1E subscribers will offer tor sale, the 3rd
a Monday in July rext, lit beng Amherst Count
day dsone House aud Lot. situated immediate
~ IN the village, at Amherst {. II. The House
Is next door Ia DIR. Henry l.. Daves's, and oecu-
pied by Mr.. J. G.. Nicholson, WHO will show the
premises 10 any person wishing 10 buy. Terms lib.
efa aud made knownon lie day OF sale.
BAILEY 4 WOMACK
JuneS ids
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THOMAS n. EUBANK, Con'r
JnlN I3 LA
July ID

! HAVE THREE TRACTS OF LAND IN
n tie county Of Amherst, that | am desrous 10
sell Tor Soup OF the James River & kananla Com
pany. or I the bonds OF the sad company guaran
iltu ~ lie commonwealth. ! lie hiS taCt contains
ahUut AIT hcres. aud is situated within oHc aud u
blf miles of the couft6o',c Of the touuty, IS well
improved. with large htlrk dazzling ltonse, b.
SIDES traucd bar, aud oIhei buildings, upwards OF
200 acles IN "eod>. Another tIact has within three
of loul #nle> oil Pedar Mills, az the turnpike now
Spitugs, c ui.us APO acres aud some building ::
both these rtasls are n good nrlgnhnIh, DDS. 1hr
thIr1 tfhctlS who'll, III woods aud ifes the Fol
~. IN Amh"ist ani cnniaIus about $40 artrs.-
Possession II seeding can b. give ~ the usual
time IN he all. and ln p"s>e,.Inal, sl of jam
auy next Nh Howell l.. BtuNu vii -iirw thr fms
fract and Robsn II. Carei l. ,rco4 aud the sub
>erIbrI tts,d,s Al A ahel,l Camt llousc.
JOHN THO PSON j.
Anhef>r c.. lluuse, Ma, IS is
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HRY.g.s'Y e. Y.OU.yG

A RE now receiving large aud general assert.
"a ment of Groceries, Liquors, &c. consisting 10
part
40 bids ST. Croix, httakapas and N. .. Sugars
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
300 bags Porto Rico. Laguira and Rio Coffee
20 bags Maficabo Coffee
Is terces Green =. Rico ditto
10 hhds Molasses
80 barrels do
900 sides Leather
Is barrels Tanners Oil
so boxes Glass no and l05< 12
50 boxes Taow Candies
25 do Hall & Sons Patent do
10 boxes Sperm do
so boxes Soap
100 kegs Nails
tierces Klce
80 bags Shot
80 kegs Duponi's F Il F Powder
100 Demdjohns. Q to gallons
80 boxes Imp. and q. Z. Teas
do super quality do
80 barresr
2 hafpipes Cognac Brandy
do super qualify do
80 pipes and barrels Spanish dc
SO barrels N f.. Rum
pipe old Madeira Wine, super quality
90 barrels Sicily do
do Port do
40 do Malaga do
10 barrels common Gin
l pipe Holland Gin
Ginger Pepper. Spice, Coppcrcs. Indigo, Mad
der Steel, Gr ,dstones. dc. &C. all ofwhieb 0s Ol-
fer at low prices Cor cash.
| June Is -
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SEN gseOH.H EGGS.

\ HAVE on hand lea ounces SILK Worm Eggs
IL winch canbe had il carly application he made 10
CHARLES PHELPS.
July Is 2w
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J ulie 8
cow MISSION gs,s SALE o.

palaobie Land near amherst Court House,
ID uRSUAN / to the provisions oil a decree of the
r Cncull Superior Coun Il Law AID Chance
~, tr Amherst county, pronounced al the Scptem-
brt term. 1885, in The case of " Garland rs Pow
ei.'--the undersigned, appointed commissioned
Tor the purpose, " I'll proceed 10 sell by way of pub
c auction, on tie premises, 10 the lat hest bldd
for ready money. on Monday the Eth Of August
next. lie following tracts of land II: tract OF
354 acres, and an 1her itac OF 240 acres, described
III a deed OF ndentute. made the 27lh day OF June
1927, between James Powell If Tie first parl, Thorn
an K. Blown of The second p,u aud Archibald
Roberts IN, Joha Penn and others of the hnd pa,t--
except asfo acres. part otthe tric OF Bod acres,
purchased ny Mrs. Mildred Rose. These lands lie
IN the mmed ate vicinity OF Amherst Coun House
aud deemed valuable The sale, being madr
under deere u; couf viii BIZ lDtf0at rcserte The
title believed TO be unqnesllouable but tie under
sly ed will convey onl, such nlr IS vested IN hun
BY the decree aforesaid.
THOMAS n. EUBANK, Con'r
t.,
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PUBLIC sA..Eor LAND NNgGRoEs

- vlrlue Of "A deed OF tfnsl execuird 10 the sub
- scrher by Rnhad S. IL is, bearing date The
.7lh day of Decembrr 1885 and recorded IN the
NtllGe OF The county count TT Amherst, | viii pro-
"a !, IN Thursday the ooh ay Of August, Al Ped
SA>Mils, IN the c unity OF Anhersl, 10 sell al pub
TIC auction, Tor cash, he h reinaer escrbed proper.
~ real aud personal to-wit:
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NEW Cop
Cash for TysheGf.

me uhdrrs1gned having ass gated themselves
,gttIer ior Tire purpose of carving an the MILL.
NV BUSINESS. ~ is Mills il Amherst, wal
~ AZ 'nneS give The highest cash Price for Wheat,
"ei"sted either al ihr Mil or AT ileIr un,he, honsr
JAMES l.. LAMKIN,
Ju'y2 IS, :.
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manifest action purD ing springs and channels oS
e and endung them with renew cd tone and viaor In
ny certified which have been made public ard in almost
ever species ol disease TO which the human irfc Is table,
the happy effects Of
RIon.,i's Life pills nnd Phcmix Biitcrs
have been gratefully and pncy acknowledged by the per
bcnehlcd, who were o,iou-l, unncquained with
compounded nnd npoiiN bic Il they consequently net
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in disea-
OF every form aud descriptions Their first operation
loosen from the eoals the stomach md bowels the vaous
impurities mud erudties constantly settling around them, and
the hardened Faces which collect in the convolu-
tons OF the small ntoshee Other Medicines only partially
cleanse these aud leave suc collected behind
produce abtual eosveneps with all It's train 0evs sud
den dinfthon with its imminent dangers This fnc Is well
known 10 all regular onoomi.s, who examine the human
bowels aie denh and hence the prejudice of these well
formed men naensi qnaek Medicines or Medicines prepar-
ed and eroied 10 tho public h, ignoran, persons The
eou effect Of the Lille Medicines IL cleanse the kidneys and
the bladder, and by this the lsernnd the ungs the
heeh action of which enIire, depends the regularity
Of the urinary organaho blood, which takes its color
from tho agency o the liver and the lungs before passes in
TO the hen being thus puhed by ton and nosrishcd ~
food coming from clean stomach freely through TIA
yeins rcnews PM OF tue a,sea and trinmphansiy
mounts the banner ofhealtb in the blooming cheek.
Moat's Vegetable Lille Medicines have been thoroughly
tested and pronoanooa sovereign remedy Tor Dyspepsia
la,"ency' rnll",'3n oil no eoi noiso' nppeg t,esr-
rhoy, Costivonoss, Diarhoeu, Cholera. Fevers OF all
e Worms, Asthma aud Consumption, Seuvy UIcers.
nvelGrale Sores Seorbnie Erupuons and hnd Complies
aud various other complaints which nie the human frame,
In Fever and Agne, particularly The Life Medicines have
been most cmineny successful much so thai in the Fc-
aud Ague DISTRICTS h. seinns almost universally pre-
scribe them.
All that Mr. Mofat requires ofhis patients is to be psrtio
uar in taking The o Medicines strictly according TO the dis
recons ts MOI by newspaper ooise or by any thing
that he himselimuy in their favor that lac hopes gain
credit II IL alone by the results Off fair trial
MorFArS MEDICAL MANUAL, designed as a Dc
mesiic guide healIhIis little pamphlet, edited by W.
b. Moa 375 broadway, New York has been Published for
the purpose of explaining more fully Mr.. Mofs theory u
Diseases and will be found highly interesting 10 persons seek
ing health threats upon prevalent diseases, md the causea
thereof Price 90 ccutso sac by Mr. soaats agents gea-
ernllv
These Valuable Medicines are for sale by
ID. Il. LYMAN,
pr. J. 7. ROYAL, }Tynchburg, Va.
c. 7. ESTES. Loyingson Nelson Co., Va.
March 81 1868
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-naA--- ,ime of his death, containing by present
estimation 54S Acres,
more OF less; bur The true qua lity will be
ained previously to The day Of SALE by survey
This Land lies III populous ueghborhood, within
about TWO miles of Amherst Courthouse, and is
bouudedby the Lands of Elijah Fletcher, John NJ.
Williams, James u. Mcdaniel, Samuel Waus add
William Mcdaniel. il is well watered, very prodnc-
tive. aud susceptible Of he highest degree Of mn
Prove ent. The undets med, who lives near the
Land. wall take pleasure in showin- il to any person
disposed 10 purchase.
TERMS AT SALE.-A credit of, . and 3
years o equal portions ol the purchase money will
be gwen. the purchaser securing the payment there
OF by bonds with good personal security and the ii
tie 10 Tie Land llsli 10 be ined until iUil pay
meni Is made, as y further ,ecurlty. The puloha-
serwlll have The privilege Of seeding al lie usua
TIME IN the coming fall aud fan rosstssiou viii be
given him on The Isl day OF January next The IT,
tie Is helieVedto be uuqutstionab> good but The
Undersigned will only convey such as IS vested II
him by the SAID last will aud testament.
JOHN Il. MCDANIEL.
Ex'or Of Ii. dsry Mcdaniel. deed
| June tl5A
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SEls Eff cost.

- lRA1 III away from m tsld rce urar Fa1
~ Ing b ig IN tampb" county. 1bunt H. | :
81 My. SEVEN TEEN HEAD OF SuEEP
mos "heh purchased 81 O tober al Capt. Jd-
60 kr't ot Mon gomery Eleven of ilen arr old
Sleep, the othet SIX are Lambs-ln former having
ear-matks. ahpie AID slI Ia one L. i ID swalIoN-
iork ~ the other tie iaitei marked NJ ALL The
sheep had not bern sheared The present year. One
ct The lambs is black | WI" pay Literally Tor an, IN
iota ation whc's"i enable me- /, gel them again.
Any letter addressed to me at Falling Brdgr# post
Office, Ca pbcll county, will he attended TO.
JOSEPH C.. IIENDRICK.
July Is q
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Valuable HIalaai for sale.

I'm PURSUANCE of the late viii and testament
D. OF Lindsey Nj Daniel, deceased. the nndcrsign
ed, thereof, will. The l5th day of Au-
gust nex, at The late residence Of said decrdcnl,
/ county OF Amherst. SELL ty way Of public auc-
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GlAlGMISo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

r. s,,bei mi-ncekiy (ecery noRdas and Thnrsday)
~, Dollars per aaun payable an adraaee. No subscrip
tbs reccieed fora shorter period than month and
Mill be discontinued feccept al the discretion oje
r i,ts,s until all arrearages are paid
rYADyER TISEHENTs Inserted so cents per square
fer The first Insertion and 81 cents erery suisse
'Rttstf iaserfion.
NrTJOB PRINTING erecatedn neatly nderpeditiously
.,x nm rsasonabie len
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. : I -. .N'a IL. sp.ru..id Fl ltuce Braid.
~ z.H esa0. = t.et B puef. tntau,tnl ,l4a e.
1ARTlN. III II. &. WARD
J.. 20
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VALUA BLE TOWN PROPERTY,
Al AncfiGfl.

4 WILL. SELL, on Tuesday the 14th lust, at
l. AUCTION, the House and Lot. situated on the
hill in very agreeable ncighb rhood, formerly
occupied BIZ Mr. Gcorge Percival, aud now in tie
occupancy # Mr.. Anderson GAnnaway, containing
full Lot, having on il "A convenient and crm-
Portable Dsellinc House with every necessary Cur
House. make II desirable. A Will of excel
lent water, and Carpenters Shop 40 by "a feet.
Terms accommodating. and made kuown on HE day
of sale. CHARLES PHELPS, Anct.
The above sale is unavoidaby postponed I'LL
Thursday, the 23l inst G. PHELPS.
July Is 1881
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL offer for sale on
Il Saturday next. at public auction, III this place
for cash.
IL Wheel Banows
two horsr Wagon AID Geer
| four do do
Bellows and Black smiths tools complete, Picks
Shovcls, Crow aud Duls. Bcddln2 4 or good
work and riding Horses Cnoking Utensils, &c. &c.
Sale TO he Conducted by PAYNE & Turner.
CHARLES HAlNES & Co.
July
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Gayle's saddle Trees.
THE subscriber has on hand large Supply Is
Il Gayles Superior Saddle Trees. which ~ Vi1l
sell al the following prices for cash
M su's Ttees. SIS so per do1es. ~t~r
Side Trees, 16 81 = sffS
II. b. q 'F
Jan. -
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NHorrArs VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

A
WI These Medicines indebted for their their
manifest action purifying The springs and channels Of
life, and endung them with ed tone and vgor In
certified which hive been mnde public apd in almost
EVER species o dscHse Neh the human inc is liable,
lin i.nl1a. rll.r III
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T'EsACI OF LANE.

on which SAID deceden resided al the
lme of his death, containing by present
54S Acres
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

+ ASHlUNABE. IL TAILORING
n OSEPH w. NEW BuRGH, ould res
~ spectfulIy inform his old friends and
The public in general, that he carries on
line above business in all its various
branches. one door East of ]. ]. Smiths,
Store, where he may at all times be
fonnd to attend TO all work intrusted to
him. He hatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as he
intends at all times TO keep in his EN-
poy good competent workman, and he
means TO receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
To accommodate hIs friends in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds o
country produce.
N. b. One or two apprentices vans
ted Immediately 10 learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of Is
and I6, would be preferred. They must
be of good character, as recommends
tons Of industry, honesty, and sobrie>
ty, will be required. .~.i
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. II
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JOHN HERR MAN

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
LAKSMlTHING BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF LOcKPORT, where he respectfully invites
theFarmer's and the public generally togive him
a call. He feels thankful to the farmers for the
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business, to receive share of
public patronage.
All kinds ofother work down as good as can
be down in this part ofthe country.
EDGE TOOLS.
EMade - order, and if they should fail, no
hcarges will be made.
Lockport Sept. 10Th, 1910.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18

PThe great length ofthe Governors Mes"
sage knocks all other matter into this week.
1t IS SAID by Judges to be one ofthe best Messa'
ges, that ever emanated from Governor ct
Ohio, and should be in the hands ofevery dem
ocrat. Its length should not debar any one
from giving it an attentive perusal. We have
set up headings as we went along, to mark
the different subjects.