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HDE2. EAEJEHaIsS
II q D I g i &c d s :
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES

tJHErtlFi Produced by bile, phlcrm, from internal
W morbid matters, arising am badly cured Old di,54der,
from the OF mercury, caomc bark ta fn,aesj
from tho change 81 lie, specified in the Pamphlet
Price tcr b title, Tint Il 80. Quart So
.2ati-Sy piittc syrup. his Medicine is in all Nenereal
Disorders eeran remedy, and patient Will feel him
sell somewhat benefited IN wcn ionr hours. Price per Tot
tie: Pint II 80: Quart 81
.7byssinia ,r.uc, celebrated for IL speedy ard perfect
remova OF Goaouha and elect; also of the fearful rc.u
consequent ON * improper trea'raen benefit VIII be
ibe m Il hours Price fourth Of pint l,50; lali punt
pnts5
G6ti. mine Rasazn, for Bilious ami Nervous Affections
Colds Sc fpiee, 50 Cents.
.ronatc Ertraef Imminent for Indigestion Ccldaess in
the stomach, Numbncss on eaincss IN the n.a. Hhcu
matism, 81. fog, ounces 50 cents: hall pint II put -
DcpTatre Petedar FOR Bilious Affections, Hiiilully tc-
Headache, biseass OF the Eyes c. winch to be t-
ken in the hc,iorcr 80 cents per box.
paa Ointment, for piles, which IS be applied besides
the testurpr. ~.
Seadhcad, Erpons OF the Slin and Foul lccrs is to be
applied besides Tie Rcstorcr. 81
tnircrS% ar Strengthening Plaster, FOR Diseases Of the
Chest Dys7epsa nlammaory Rheumatism, Palsy, rafaly
is, ~ w3h is most Ill tbcsc to be used be des
the Resorer - cts. P..r box.
s. Fora fiil anl particular Of DR. Euhls ied-
eincs, their properties and uatIe, r ks amuhl4,
wherein will likewise be found directions Tor their u.s. and
numerous testimonials, which ACCOMPANY c,en Medicine
aud likewise be had GRATIS the ohcc of DR. Il or Of
ms Agents Ivy mail
ihe Restoer md all other above mentioned Medicines,
are OF Dr. kahs discovery, aud prepared by HIM
self.
Persons wishing procure any of the Medicines will d.
rect ther orders
DR. tph Office, Richmond, yao any of follow ing The
Agentsn Vi. riia:
niNkLE 8 KuMBouGn, Lynchburg.
'Fhos j. Obcnchain buchanan.
j. J. Patterson / CO, Dan, ;,le.
r, Morgan, Amherst C. II.
Col. c. i. Bennett, Pittsvlvana G. H.
4. y. Mcdonald, Rose Mills, Amherst
loltus y Perkins, 10, ingston.
Roberts, Mosby & shcpperd Faben's Mills Nelson
Hill * Melton, Eye River Ware House, Nelson
Appimg & Shplas. y aIen.
Peter ~ hte, Scatisvlc.
Henry Halle wood, Castle Craig, Campbell.
Peter Batlslaie, Republican Grove, Halifax.
{. DWlum Lexington.
- DR. kuhl would further that Agents are appoin
cd II all principal towns throughout the e. s.
Sept v6y
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.E3sar "a. Who boast from ages lax
A pedigree &c Neah's ark
IN tell yea sshsl I Gid,
Twas awhile ADAMS side.
There with old Lss ! did alsle,
In shape u bsny rib
2s,5
sAnd wss Adam Ajani,'#
Translated. show. d., "Eve.rasl,'
And yet a psrt Of a5am
s.yei, marx ne, Assm was NJ !.
Meth ,sss N,1s.Adsu l
His as Is MT bis Madam.
Bird
"saypsss then. Evs an Nam isiAinr.
With ~ n1r heast-- b.; wee iisss svsiku a.
Then asalh shsll irtervetes
lha,s oae ienses, legs iatsfHe-
Bs, ties are N sasgo
tn dad ighen 40 ser.
4h
ssSa, s,,el an end br, ,ha. fes srsath.'
Ry Being sa,n F., :as.s1 dassA3
nv end ihess changes liif -
liz sir4h-n,2 3sath come fe s.sf,
Ard tien arises, itis tfae,
Ny sYiu' .a.a he.ng
.f;cni,.ve case sags.a, q The La'ia Md A1saas
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.

For the Eastern District Of Virginia
SEPT %. 1872
soiiN RIVt,Li Of the town II LyncAhurg. having
~ med peiitlon praying that he may be declar.i a
banSrup It is ordered thai all persons claiming to be
creditors Of The said John Rively show cause 10 the
court. on te 2Jh day Of October next why the said
John lively be not declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the
act OF Congress in that behalf and thai, copy of this
order be published in he newspapers according t, the
I'D and 24th rules of Court.
\ Copy-Tcste,
lifNRI GIRcON Cffk
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u rate On The rad tvars na3defsield afsa sie he
sae1nr iien Hetwern hs companions and erasssd tue
- 8. urrE4sa te sas - Be- Ffraciea' ne ca
t.8 ant u 45a y laos p All Iha iursp. h wing the
voice Of lis lHntr ,ndalgoat kteF. Immediately sf1d
sill and otsaaiely refused "a bulge. Tie 3anng Ia
Il, q keoqers hearing Mr.. Hai's approach. fezk her
ian the g. no adjoining haase. Mr. siaa l-her
IND. gnani husband liLwel fighting bis Wy through
ihs dosF an passage VI lie hense Ley, hase'e,
managed II cause him BE pis.rucied and detaiHen
y hr they 90 hrf ihp.ugh thu windows. SCREAMING pi
e5usly ana placed her azain n the z and dF5fe u.
In half an hour Air Hall turned oa u &c house.
and knowing hal his wife had recently been IN WISH
= Air Eelner's III the Car iaus. Hudtrrffl d. hccuu
elelrd tbse lad conveyed her hithrr. H. Therefore,
r7locaded 81 i5t and arrived Al tbe Car iiaase j"
lie aGer midnight lie repeatedly paced tie ifaih ii"
llr house and Nas perceived. Saaa aiRr Two o'clock
IN "Wednesday nnnlng. gig. elnla,nng t@a men and
taunlc 1faxe tr.m The Yafd, aud Air ilali ran aud
seized the haTss rs hc 5oips; ta ai the laddefsfeid
atc hfnfa wee called AID I'D "a take him II, am hold
AIM wdg the EE rui away. They dd So. bsi No olht
njydu & e9as up 1no haHg iniprm'd q Tie cause n
rs being saied, ihcy attacked HE waioaiHen, soul
A. rrsal asa ultimately, Mr. li8il was released when
he immediate Is 81 "a iu ihe direction toe GIG had takon,
lie ho0eets. nesfg py.neak them u.r VAS he aale 10
trace dr fbhugh any ,a eafas, and 70 las slpcc hcon
asccf;siac hai lie female IN The eg WITS at b.s @lic,
HHic11 ele Il Aif kcucfs, servants, who eas placed
bsrc On e53er ~ deloy hm t5am he ifanisfs i was
alsalts-aveTe3 thar rhasa conveyed Ms. HaH trom
iiudi' rsfod = Maurlustff II midnight, "a lharsday
wask vhfu II va. Observed tlat tine individuals who
had c's,ze 4 ief bad tanI NIX To pary her his
rr-uns'1He reached the Ears II Dir Hail. and he star
ted % tn 5'aeb rn Tnday Hglt lflln Nrield by out
nbus lrdaef.6.d aud ifam houce ia company with
two rcnaa ~ ri! o Manchester. 1h'y lhen proceed
Cd ty The fiFsiuzn Saturday morning IA Liverpool.
Owing. toWtvrr.t r. bic inexperienced aud Hisulnagc-
t1cot. be Returned Wednesday, night lasf. without
IA nt .ee8n'fised the geet Il his mission. An ems
BeHt a,saf heReYCr, has nv taken Ills ease Ia hand,
NanHa prHaucpd q q daF9.
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21oftfCaI.
ron rne yiRsISiAN.


.sffssrs Eiiiess--If ron deem the ieloning lines
sna irn,s outian ofhe 20 gna which appeared n the
vi1sinsn If the l6ih iast w please GIVE an nses
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
AuGrsr 80, 1912:
HeEiER FITZPATRICK of the county Of Camp.
n bell. having filed petition praying that he may
be deareda Bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons
claiming TO be The creditors of the said Peter Fitzpatrick
show cause 10 the court the Gath day Of September
next why the said Peter Fitzpatrick be rot declared
bankrupt pursuant 10 the act Of Congress in that behalf
and that copy of this order be published in the news
parefs according to the 22d and oath rules OF court.
Copy-Tesio,
Au~ = W
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Land for sale.

EsHE14I TUE fs.FN.
4 - AN Offer for sale Tract Of Land near Loving
st8a IN Nelson county. continuing
hundred aud twenty Serc-.
Tbs Land Is Of good qualify and vol tiahtrod; and is
capable oi making ir.i rate farm There is also
Go06 .EiH SITE
On iie land A. hive other iaaucemont IN selling
than u pay NY debts line Terms @be accommodating
rs thf Accomplishment ii tbai desirable object vii per
nit Nj .'ohn Segeus. Jr. is residing on the Land.
aud H shon i any person dispaedo purchase, and
Is ally aaihurlzed 10 contract lur the same.
lfie above land is not s1ld by the fourth Monday IT.
August nrNt viii then offer f1f sale. public
llan. IN Ifonl Of Cas,ophr +. Estes ayoru.
J. GARLAND.
July II Ii
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E'iou.ils and GQissiyaa0rs!!

fH3iE subscriber is AGENT for the sale of the Justly
celebrated PLOEGlIS manufactured BY Rlzles.
Nourse y Mason. OF Worcester Massachusetts. fHese
Poughs have hccn introduced with great success INTO
Virginia and North Carolina. Arrangements arc Icing
made to keep in lynehburg, full assortment of the fol
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asarpo.s ihen Efe an A5srs iaiAinr.
,cs,h IL ar heart b.; wee Tres .vs3kuFss
Thea asalh shsIl rteryese5
! have oas ieos4s, legs tats -.
Bat ties IN sas6so.
rfa acaa ssaen 40 seer
4h
ass,,ei an end b.,, ,aa. 81 s.sath."
~ Beng aasn FL :as.el aaa,as
nv end ihsss changes lalH
In birth ny tlsafh come fe w.t.
Ard tlen arises, itis uae,
nv sYir', a.a he,ng.
.f;cnitive case singular q The Latin akaia AisJaas.
...--ss.---s>-..--.~--,
Fxrg AORDlSARY ELOrEAENF AND Al
IL C1tON.
The b,loAiae sisffatRt, under the #fa1 "EN,faofai
nary Elapepen,, IS eafsed imn iaa i.etds ft9fs..-
We nay prataeo il IS stating. ta' ~ ttati, "hfa ne
arrY.1 IN Lfvernau n seaph ui lis staea "i. went Oh
board the packet ahip England. bfn "a soc stan Ter
New York and inquired whether there MS Among lhe
passe,fer, guing b} her "a i4Hs fosng lady, lie WIS
Told that ore was AIT. thai a the adus were sound 81
limb \ conversation then rusia5 between hlm and a
oealeuan during which ht Had feaied, hAc utheIle
..iho whole course Of s wplins hs marriage aud
.be eHle,ar3inarf ctlgn q ais wil - her relations
and friends It. bis question Waal imply, his wife
Is lsme bu hnsef, informed. Is nh remarkable
fr his nanness. ~ doubt. however. be- bus. HE
Hamlet ihat within which rasseill show afd The Ia
ny Sii'a-S HFH W. SIS
Ihose oi bis person
From d. iscis ina.s
Samesltfs aboul uIue nrrtba aae. a genilaHst#.
named Cbas Bfa0ls. Fol, vea|t1s AmruDan mr.
chant retired from The i1s o hnsinfas, aud, returning
10 his native country 8ik zap he esdeaar Among his
relatives in the beautiful urd village 3, Al'risd.-
The family consists Of h.usril, his Wi. and two
danrhters The eldest ct whom Is the heg#a tie pms
Ont eventual story Attached a H. esserAnfot VS.
ayoenu man. named Z ania tsii. ea "a nearly t0eutY
wears ii arr and ,sas employed IA LIE character Of
'.boo,s - occasouly groom Sc Mss innk Is ttanlY
three years Old and il spalssp that r considerable
time a LATENT rassian fr yuuaq Reaamn had been
erwin within let b-s1a. va,ei sflseaily increased
with AZ ,y ~ el Tim 81 thal ,,haieetr Aa was tnea
ael Al ~ reitplioa in The yatl sle placed hcfse at
cue f,he window and nele, eil il nai ac had flush
=, AMI eosti,,l fan, In, .obt The aalrss and ans,4
,b,,e,,eA ,,nih ~ .a-s, ID, hrf basN nor t,ispefa
r. n.,,a - ,bo c,,taf,. III 4 sr.,.tt,1 her In
80 -. ~, -. ! 81 t41 .#tai,l4'n bs,fl IN
n.li, . : 1, -, I,..., 49,. IT,. sat ..,I,.r5i a,
,fblfa.,1 .,, ~ ~ 80, Id, ..tt #.r1 v.,.-tfp
Fin1;., "a, 49,, -, ,,.,,. MS oI.i, i,.a.. ~.
~ H ~, - ,,- lr..=s..l.I. INC 70
- =, 81 rs.s .5...t,i .s. 4al ti ~.
s.. 5=..#5.,
~ ga" ~ - ,,i
~. .t4
nus interview aa9 N'' '.''' = ''' '
'eoneeafei "oif me- iz8- '- 4##z ''.
iAgi} iesiPf~'''at aisa'R i''a w. t a"S "'s
posed he'l, hr"et't. ~ ~ ''.'. -. "',s .9
{ p
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El'sss.cc's ,s;etc Of seat Ess:u;e,

3E3s.cC's s.E.N Of sscNi El8:Wfc.
opt si.tNI to Deed Of Irus, eSecntcd by
i!ez''lsaiJ !dan, 9nn ly Of the town 81 !.v1cll,
auft te II" undersigned aad Geo 2. Richardson bosr-
ing date 2-d day Of November 1917 aud duly recorded
in the oIiiee OF The CerP5latun Of yneiburr, for tho
purpose 81 securing CERTAIN c -.uney due IN G. A.
-. ". ). Cahc!!. vii proceed to sell BIZ May Of r,..
1nelion TO le highest der, tar really ne y, before
he 234 Of day Of September next, i certain half a..o
Lot Of Ground lying ard being in the t,~n aircsaI on
weiih street, al tie Junction Of sad street and first
alley. With The appurienances thereon.
The title 70 TIE ai5resa.d property is bclcyc. to b.
but selling aa trustee, | viii convey
snch tide Only is vested III me by tine deed aforesaid
GEO. WllirLOCkE.
Sept WV
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n Cd Z a e. g..

FHSUE FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS of the
II late concern of
GA W y Z ~ " u . I; II \ v,
are earnestly solicited to call and pay their respective
dues early practicable; asdunnng is very disagree
able, and pressing by no means pleasant.
A. GANNtWAY.
7. T. MOORMAN.
Aug 90 Nv
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A - w 4 y on Executors aud Administrator
n 4 Just received and Tor sale by
PAYNE S GREGORY.
June Is
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Also, Expanding Cnltiya,ors, an article universally
approved by all Who have tried them. These pouahs
Will be sold at prices 10 suit the times. They are con
sldefed superior 10 any Plough heretofore offered to the
Farmers from the fact that the metal mould board and
on IS Of the same strength AMI character Of that used
IN the construction ot the wheels 81 Rad Road Enpiues
competent supply Of t.A.Ga Points to suit the va
rious sizes, always on hand
JAMES 4. STIGI.FR
Oct. Il l1n
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Elijah Fletcher, William Rnckcr, executor Of VIM.
tuckcr, decd. larJb Haas. Abon Nienlaiel. James
i}cnagh and Bernatd Ruckcr, Dclls
The court, taking into consideration the report OF
Henry bennington, Sergeant Of the Corporation Of
Lynchburs iaade pursuant 10 the dccrcta order entered
in this cause, the 23d day Of October, lSll. 10
which there is no exception, doth confirm il. And on
the motion Of thu pl1iunf, by counsel the Court doth
further adudeo aud order that Of the commissioners
Of this Court do take of the value of the rent
If the OTIS in the proceedings mentioned rs also Of the
value Of the dover right Of the said plaintiff in the
er as afoesaid as also Of the annual value If the lot
purchased aud who is in the actual possession Of thr
same. aud make report to the Court, specially stating
any deemed pertinent ny himself, required by
the parties 10 be stated.
Copy Ieste.
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Extensive sale on Valuable Prop
CafA.

Bli RSiAN'r to the provisions OF deed Of trust tx
ccned 10 me by james DoIan. Andrew hoGlor and
Thomas II. iowlrs, bearing date the day Of Jan
uary lsi2 aud duly recorded in The Clerh's Office Of
the musings Court Of Lynahburg on the l9ih day Of
January. st2. Ct certain purposes therein specified;
SHALL on the h day Of October next If fair. ii not the
noN far day thereafter (Sandays excepted proceed 10
sell ia cash at public auction, the css Gsso; F.g-
n 81 q t'F,.Pl E1.s'Es thereon, at the junction Of
Water and Jefferson streets. in the towno Lynnhaurg.
occupied the dale Of said dee as Lumber House by
Dolan, kinnier s. Co.
AlsD. seven ErCiSht as00s3, withlhe farni'rce
fixtures sc btluH4;ug 10 eaeh twenty iva Horses, two
Miles, thirty Of harness. and three Days and liar
moss; being the property in SAID deed mentioned.
The Lumber House beng undcr previous lien to the
Banks. vii be sold subject HAT lien and he sale viii
take lace on the premises. The whole of the other
properly VII be sid on the h3nh Of the Basin in Lynch
burg. anl tia sale wl continue hom Jay n day until
the whole Of sad property shall be Sold. The tide 10
said property believed Ia be nndouied but acting as
trustee shall convey such title only as is vested in me
by said decd J. WILLS. Frasce
Sept. ). tlSOct
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WARRINGTON s1GTEE.

TgyIIE PROPRIETOR of this Establishment re
turas ms thanks To ms Pltrons Tor then generous
summit and assuges them hl, hn has made every
rs1ycment for the accommodation OF the public.
in the lnosl comfortable manner. and upon the
most. liberal terms In consequence Of the embar-
rassncni If the times. he has reduced his charges TO
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The i1NoNlh8 PfIr'8.
Baar5 for man and horse pcr day, 81 80
p,cl FIR man do / 90
BY the sIaIlo meal. for dinner 50
F9r breakfast or suppe, 81
For Lodging %
Travellers aill always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors his table supplied with every variety which
the market can a3rl neal and well furnished rooms;
oblipnp servants aud al atleatirc Ostier.
The Proprietor was sufficiently fortunate. notviih-
standing the mldncss Of the winter obtain plentiful
supply ol { l. s., that his patrons, aho think
"aoap wATE8 ss FEIE g.sy,"
may be assured Of always finding piche Of eo1d ICE
WAIER-fiite luxury AMID the summer heals.
The st4sts will call al any place for The accammoda
ion Of Travellers. JAS. VI. LANGllORNE.
CT For hire, good Hack, gentle horses and a
careful driver j. Vi. l..
Julv IL M6m
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THE ORDINANCES.

DdIuStun, L. W, April 20, 1912.
Dear Brother Murray:-For some time
past. have had fear that you was think
ing rather Zig h;ly of the ordinances al
Christ's house. Perhaps my fears are
altogether groundless. When brother
Bronson proposed the question to you,and
asked for direct answer, whether the or.
dinances of the gospel shall be sci aside, |
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tism and the Lords Supper. read your
remarks with eagerness for the answer
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ne one. Now, dear. brother, l have
question to ask. / know that it is easier
10 ask questions than to answer--and that
you have many to answer at this time.
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yoG think thai Christ designed 10 hGce
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gaze has disciples continued beyond Tie
apostolic age? A direct answer 10 the
above question viii oblige your friend,
iona. BALDWIN.
EXPLANATION
Z 1t will be seen, from the date of the
that it has been on hand sever
al weeks. The reasons are these. AT
the time it came to hand was engaged in
discussions that thought would lead to
the point on which Brother Baldwin's
question is asked Sc laid il down for
The time, until in the progress of the dis
cussion should determine whether 10
bring in brother Baldwin's question in
connection with the others was attending
Q, OTTO take it up by itself. The other
matters occupied more time and space
han / anticipated. and finally, withou,
being finished, reached 10 The time that |
must leave home and be absent for some
weeks. This is the way the matter has
been delayed. l trust the explanation
viii be satisfactory to brother Baldwin.
ANswER.
In regard to brother Baldwin's ques-
ion, say frankly. and honestly. that il
SKIS for my opinion on point where
IN a. present unable 10 form an opin-
on.
REMARKS
Let no one be alarmed, or terrified, or I
realty moved at this. Let all examined
ne matter for themselves-give the case
U the attention they think it demands
nd form their own opinions. Have all
ono this2 Do all understand This matter
well as they think they dol Have
heir own practices in the case proceeded
'om opinions obtained by their own indie
endent Investigations, comparing scrip
ire with scripture. for themselves, and |
'r.themselves diligently inquiring for the 1
lind Of the spirit2 Or have they taken I
ANY things upon trust. and gone along
1ilhout investigation of their claims or s
'erits : confess. for one, thai MANY '
'ings found way into my mind. .imper- III
'ptIbly. through early instruction anil ed. a
cation. which now find need overhaul. o
g and examining-I do not say ye-ex. 81
mining tor they have never been 3. II
Mined. This is not said OF every thing. I
i Of many things. Thiscourse oftbipes II
lth me is not alluded to here for the pur- 1,
'se OF censuriDg my early instructorsI r.
they may have received much Of the h
me treatment before me, and may have Of
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