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JUST REC ETPE)
PRICES DECLINED.
VOIlN J. PuRVIS, has Just returned fse.s tho
- North aud is now receiving.
a LARGE SUPPLY Of GOODS.
bought within the last 10 days, at much lower prices
than they were sold at IN the early paf u the seasp-
The assortment consists in part OF:
Broad Cloths fam u per yd, to tn, 6n-st ali clours
Cassmers. French English, Be, from 81 IS 10 very fne
Nrs,lngs- all kinds, extra cheap,
Materials Tor GentIemen's Summer Wcaf generally
Monshns az tssnes, Aipscca fuste, lawns,
French Cambria and all other fashionable Ifuuis.
Foa LADIES' DnEssLs.
laees, Ribbons, Flowers, sc. &c.
Cshcoes, large supply, from cts per yd To the 6ncst.
Furwitaro Calico do d.,
Scotch Giashame extra quality Of figures, very
cheap.
Hosiery Of all kinds very low;
Brown Domestic Shir,IngS aud Sheeiings, from cts.
10 all other grades,
Blcached Shriing and Shee'ings,
SHOES all kinds very cheap Palm feaf and L.aho,ss
Has, Caps. &c. &c
GROCERIES,.
\ good supply of sagsr, Coffee, Sai Sc. Sc with y
great variety of other Goods tedious IL mention. AL
ask Is call from dealers to insure sales.
JNO. i. PLRvjS.
May ( Swift
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4 II may appc. Z, IL Is notwithstanding true that
IA the subscrl,r, Bank Square Opposite tho new
stone budlnp,) IL now opening
NEW SPRING n SUMMER GOODS.
Nearly all al which can, and will he +ld irvm fifteen ~
twenty five per cent lower than any tanner ss~son
THIS stock Is almost ENTIRELY NEW. and purchs-
scd within the last Two weeks. lie sllcls an examine
ton by pnrehasrs etng assured thai all will be CON
vinccd that that hc says Is hunbnp but really aud
substantially true. The following comprises a patio.
Of his stock
W u, dy ed black and cold. Cloths lrm AZ 80 Il, the
finest
do do and cold Cassimeres, from c,,m,uon In f.c.
Ganbroons aud Summer C!otIs from 81 cts ,o IN. IL
hest quality.
Linen aid Cotton Drngs, from 10 cents up.
! Molsn de LANES and l.orrsunrs,
Lawns and Paffssunes, for second mourning.
Fancy Lawns and EarIstod Gingban,s all prices
Manchester and Scotch Cling hams, very cheap
4 large stock Prints. from 8. Il. = TO- I2I and &c cts
American Nanhrcns and Cotton Gambroons, warranted
pnW,
SILK and Cotton lose and Half Hose. all prices.
SILK, Kid aud Cotton Gloves all qoalit,r. and psices
silk and Imen Cambria llanherehleis and Neck lies
Black and eol'd Silk Minis. from -, els up,
Ladies' lhsne and SILK Gloves. article,
Florcnce Brad, Lawn and other Bonnets, very shtap
Zephyr. Worsied and Needle Patterns good s.vpl,
Black Italian checked silk and SATIN Crava,s,
Brown Colton., heavy stock, 4 ; at i. cvn,s,
B,achod Coions, from 3 cents To finest
Cation Oznaburgs aud German i,urlal.,
Blue and brown otton Drills
Mexican Mixtures and Hamilton Strims
Palm Hats, Umbrellas and Parasos,
Superior andana. Spitlleel 4 pongec IIandkerch~fs
Superior Satin Nerno and Mirsees Nt,uus,
Bedcks, Apron Checks and Penileuliar, Plaids,
Jaconci aud striped Cambrcs and Musllns.
1ooeef with almost every article IN the Try (srie
way, which will be sold most asonshngIy ssw.
JAMES A. SIIGLER.
April 10 tsit
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E'sldts i'fizes oi tl1O, SlOW $50, SO $50 40.
so. s!3. SO, Si5. 4i2. $40.
- number lotirry-l6 drawn ballots
Tickets only tlO-llalyes 4lo-Qnarters &5-
Elghhs s. 10
'''t'h'ah OF Packages OF 70 Nholn Tickets 1910
do Hail al,
ln 20 Du.tf., H. n, IA
I,ltl.
For Iiehtisand Shares and Certi6eal,s Of pack,o.s
IN the above Magnificent I.oterhs Address
J. Il. GREGORY \ 60. Managers,
Ricl,n,oud. VA
o. IN account of each drawing will r s,n, i.,,nsli-
a'oy alter |, Is over To all who order tickets from VA
Rchn nd, April - WOW II
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COM U NC ATED
TRIBITE OF RESPECT

At meeting OF the Officers oi the SD, ll7th and
lSiat Regiments, at Campbell Cour, house, on the LIST
day OF May. 1913; Col. Arlington was called 10 the
thaIf and Capt. VAR aud Lieut. Alexander appointed
Secretaries
On notion resolved, Tia, committee Of five be ap
pointed BY HE Chair 10 report resolutions to this
M.
Under this resolution. t.e Chair appointed Col Tur.
ncr. Gol. W. HE, Col Nonln, Maj. johnson, and
Capt. Lambeth.
On muluu, the Chairman and Secretaries We're ad-
Died Ia the committee.
On motun, Resolved. that this meeting adjourn till
10 morrow morning o'clock
May 2nl, 1913
The Officers convened in the Court House according
In adIourlhuenl yesterday; when Col Turner, as
chairman OF the committee, np"rcd the following nso-
mtluls, which were unanimously adopted:
y hercts. since tur last annual training. Of our
breilrril Col. JAMES &. BEARING. Cont. OF the
SD Regiment, has 10y The hand Of Providence, been
stricken from our roll:
Resolved, That greatly grieved thai this hea-
W stroke has fallen 50 early upon one, "ho as an OH
err commanded the admlratol and AS man, possessed
the esteem and affection Of ALL
Resolved. That We deeply svmpalhizc with his be
r.aved family.
Resolved, That we Will wear the usual badge OF
mourning Tor SO days.
Resolved. That a committee of four be appointed by
the Chair 10 confer with the family, and procure the
services of Minister, to preach funeral sermon this
place, IN memory Of the deceased
Resolved, THAI the Officers Of the three Regiments
attend the funeral in uniform.
fhstolowng Officers Were appointed by the Chair
10 confer with the family. and 10 procure the services of
Minister: Capt. Burwtll Lee, { apt. Moses Arnold
Cap. Zacharah Norman and Capt Thomas LettwicI
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeiing be
published IN the Lynnhburg Vlrgnian and Republican,
aud that copy be by the Secretaries to Mrs Dear
ing WILLIAM ARLINGTON, Chairman.
DANIEI. M,IR, c.
)ouS ID. ALEXANDER. '''''''''
- The Committee who were appointed for that pur
pose, after comforting with the family. have selected and
procured the services Of the Rev Mr. Atkinson Of ncf
burg, who will preach the the third Sabbath
of June Che lS;h) at Campbell CT Ilo.
Services 10 commence at o'clock.
BURWEl.L LEE. Chairman
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GENERAL CONFUSION HOUSE.

W. DiBRElJ. \ TilOS. MiEt RE Who
- nov compose the firm oi j. W. Dhrcll 4 CO. III
Rchmond have taken into "a. partnership. Ihon.as \
Ioeomhe oi this place. The business will hr hereafter
conducted under the style and firm Of DlBRElI..
lloItoMBF. co. In sales the cash y, stem will
be adopted, or as ncarl, go as prncrahlc
In soliciting patronage they will remind their friend,
thai II rule Of the house never To deal ON then
own account, III any article oi produce which they sell
ior others. JAS " D,BRElL.,
rIlOS. MlEi RE
lllOS. \. llOL COMBE.
April wSn.f
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SE.cn.i.d 10. OF .....iisH;c.
At AGltlllN

~ AOS-11ON.
WILL be sold. in front Of A. Winston's Cabinet
Ware Rooms. opposite the Franklin Hotel, On
Thursday. the 18th day Of May. 1913, from 5000 Ia
$1,000 worth Of r u X N r u X r. Of which
the following articles constiuts part:
Side Boards with and without Marble TOPS, almost
every variety Of patterns,
Secretaries and Book Cases do
Dressing bureaus do.
common do. do
Tables, Pier. Gard. Dining and Tea do
Solas variety
Otiomeps,
Piano tha,rs aud Stools
Mahogany Chairs. half French,
DO do plain.
ladies Cabinets,
Centre Tables,
Tea Stands,
Mahogany Rocking Chairs,
Mahogany Rocking Extension Chairs, new article.
-. lane Seat and Windsor Chairs. every variety.
together with sundry other Fancy Ar,cl.s IN the
Cablncl line. TERMS at sale
NJ TALBOT, Auct.
"P''' - t25M
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BOOTS & .,ol(Dl

|INllt. subscriber has just received handsome assor,
i nent Of Geullcm-ns, Boots and Shoes.
I.iDIES'
KID and Leather walking Shoes
The finest Philadelphia made Kid Slippers,
\ common low priced do do
MISSES
kld and Morocco Slippers at very low price.
Leather Shoes Of good quality and very low priced,
Boys aud Childrens Shoes
would say To my friends and the public generally.
that the above named articles will be sold 10 sun the
tines as bought them unusually low and viii sci, at
corresponding price, Call and for yourselves Sc
cond door above the Market House
JAMES FRETWEII.
May II 4w
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wore H@mony-1he Count us (Gco) Journal
one 81 The leading DtmocTac organs. places the name
OF Mr.. Calhoun at lis head AMI adds I'VE have said
nothing abont being sui to the decision of Conven-
non, because We do not know wleih.r we will suhm,
"' or mt, We have gnst faith III Couvenliuus u
which noIe hereail,,." n
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G3- We learn. with great regret Of the death of
ten. JAMES y. PRES TON, Of Montgomery. one Vt
the most distinguished citizens Of Nrgnla-ag gallant Of
cer ol the late warand subsequently, Governor Of this
CulnnonN callh.
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Erpe3tion To Liberia.-rle bark Rcnown was 10
have sailed from New Orleans ON the Sd inst with 100
migrants Tor Liberia. She intended To touch al Nor
a!h, to receive other emgran,s and freight and sail i'm
lnedaley for Monrovia
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

" T. have lns' received our supply ol Spring an
summer tiohls. embracing a general ssa,timco,
" STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES which
were selected with great care from the latest impr,a
lions, N the eliyol New York. We invite our friends
aud the public pcncra, Ia call and cx,m,n, an, s,L
as great Bargains will be- offered them
May 49,, :,
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Mr.. Fan Bmc,.'s Rtply 10 The Iaiaia Conreniion

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shall hereafter probably quote What he says III full
But our present PurP5a Is Slny 10 shp% thai he.
well AS NessfS J"hhSan CdNN ln Il lcanan airns the
constitutions power Ut C"n2">'. and the eNpcdenry,
in digesn9 lrit Sy stem. 10 dis rihiaie for purposes
81 incidental p'oecton This position is utterly hostile
10 the principle lam dawn IN the Address ." The Loco
roco Convention, adopted last winter in Richmond to
w.t. that Congress has a. r9h 10 discriminate, III til,
impsi,in Of duties FIR aoy o,rr ,or,S, Than ,,,, -,
revenue, and therefore. If 1t discriminate al ALL it must
be against protection Consequently, the authors
and advocates n that Additss catmof without admilrno
their nsnccrli, their i.n,rlnce support for the Pres
Idency any other man llan Mr.. Calhoun. by whom
lone "l all the Iootuco aspran,s to the Presidency il,
the absurdiy Of "a i.Hiid' tUiI,' discriminating il
at all. against protection Advocated For after re
marking that ncldenal rrorccoi'' is "al the lrgisla
tive favor that this day be conferred upon the
manufacturer without great ins ice 10 other interests -
Mr. Van Buren, say, en- lhatpcay: "Of the cor,stitu-
onal power to make discriminarious have no doubt
"EIually clear that the Practice of making then
has existed from the commencement Of the ooycrn-
n' n aud constitutes feature in every PRINCIPAL tariff
H., "i'' VI" Wv
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o. The Steamer IIbcrnia. arrived at Boston from
nelaud, brings two millions of dollars in gold. There
ia" ten millions of dollars in specie in the yau Is OF
the New York bauk.-am,s as much as their circnla
ton. We have now the genuine hard money times
Do iI.y realize public expectation Are they wha,
they were cracked up To bc2
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NO I'lCI;,

I'llE BOOKS, BONDS aud Accounts bclonping To
1 the estate of Jno. +. Johnson decd have been
placed in the hands of the undersigned for settlement
aud caleciIon All those indebted to the estate are
ted 10 come forward without delay and make payment
Those whoa indebted on open account are parcnar
" requested tn close by payment bond rs 1t is very
desirable Ia have the unsettled business closed as speedily
as possible. Those having claims az ainst the estate "
make them known, that arrangements may be nala To
pay them. ALLEN j. BLACK
May II Nv
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April 3
ONLY LOOK AlIlIIS.

Told ZiP Coon is cripplcd, Dudley is net aigct
soId. tr Mr.. James Murphy. 10 Cot Auausllne
IeItNeh. hhds. OF fine Tobacco. b. put up ior hi
Northern N Southern friends, president Tyler not
c,picd.) nj - - aud NJ Sl625 aud many other
,as III the last few days Al ; 10 4. 81 and a..
PETER Dl DIZZY Cum Merchant
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New Bonnet Store.

II NlNt taken the store recently occupied by Frank
4 In Spcrry, the subscribers would respectfully
invite the aionr Of the Ladies, and the public gene
rally, Ia their stock of
BO.N.NEIS, RIBO.A,S and EIOUERS
which will b. opened on Friday morning, Uhe 18th
May Those wishing 10 buy will find ii To their al
vantage 10 call before gong elsewhere feeling as
snr'd from long experience and strict attention to
husncsS. that Bonnels sent ont OF this establishment
cannot BE- surpassed IN style durability and DRESSING
all helna carefully selected by ourselves tor this market
especially W" deem II unnecessary to publish cat
alogne. II You want pretty, dnrablo and cheap Bon
nets, call aud examine Tor yourselves.
MIR s MRS. IIENING.
N1y / dy
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commissioners Sale.

pursuance ol a decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ol Law and Ghancery, Tor the town ef I.ynclburu
pronounced on the 2sih day Of October lsI2 in two
suits therein depending, the one between Nichols 4
Bell plaintiffs. and William Bailey aud Others l,len-
danIs and the other between John C. Meem plain
m, and William Bailey aud others. defendants.
the undersigned will. on the l3ih day Of MAY.
lS15' on the premises, sell by way OF public aucun. t,r
cash. all the right. title. interest and claim eilhrr n,
law, or m equity Of the said William Bailey in anil NJ
The three following pieces parcels oignpund with the
apPnrlcnances situated the corporation OF ynchbur,r
n ,,Il. . o'
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reinforcement.

The sale Of the above properly is posi- pned:nnl Tues
day the l3lh June. H. DtJNNINffFON
a, Serg'l and Com'r.
May ~ tl3 june
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THE MAMnOTII SCHEME!
100000! 30, 900! $4,000!

siSrEEN DRAWN B,Ii.oTs
LOTTERY. Clam ". far Is43.
10 DC dfa,cn at .iicaandriu. u. {. Saturday,
May u +. 1913
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
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N""d 'hi. mud believe cit
Aud then call aud see IL.
nov II. q. PEYIRN

~ Just returned from the North aud is ut present
- ~ 'n receipt al Ar unusually hrge, cheap aud
splendid ss,,tm,nt ot u '
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II may appel II Is Notwithstanding true. that
IA the subscrf,r on Bank Square, Opposite tho new
stnnc hnlldnr } u now nnrnlnn
, 1843-04-22


Illustrations and sketches of Medi-
cal Quackery.-The distinguishing
features of empiricism are large
promises, stout lies, and affected san
city.
Addison tells US ola Partisan q.ack,
who had a boy walking before him.
publishing, with a shrill voice. MY
father cures all sorts of distempers."
To which the quack doctor added. in
a grave manner, "The child speaks
truly"
Tho pretended piety of quack is
very effective. All their bills and
books a test a variety of cures, done
partly by their medicine, and partly
by the blessing of God. This is very
emphatical and effective, when cant
is mistaken for true religion. A sto-
~ is told Of a mar who although he
was never i'll in his life, was cured of
every disease incident to human ma
ture, and swore to ii also. In fact,
his is a life of continued swearing and
disease.
The late Lord Gardstone, himself
a valetudInarian, took the pains 10 in
quire for those persons who had actu-
ally attested marvellous cures, and
found more than two thirds Of the
number died very shortly after they
hat been cured.
Horace Walpole gives us several
amusing instances OF distinguished
victims to quackery. "Sir Robert"
says he, "was killed by a lithontriptic
medicine; Lord B%olingbroke by a
man who pretended TO cure him of a
cancer in the face; and Wilmington
died soon after by the ignorance OF
a quack, who physicked and bled him
TO death in a few days, for a slight
rhematism."
The sentimental Yorick, in speak.
ing of murder, makes the following
observations: "There is another spe-
cies OF this crime, which is seldom Ia.
ken notice of. and yet can be redu.
ced to no other class-and that is.
where the life of our neighbour is
shortened, and often taken away, as
directly as by a weapon, by tho EN-
pirical sale Of nostrums and quack
medicInes-which ignorance and
~avarice blend. The loud tongue Of
ignorance impudently promises much
and the ear of the sick is open.-
And, as many Of these pretenders
deal in edge tools, too many, I fear,
! perish with the misappIication o.
, 1843-04-22
IuGdeIS,

Gibbon who, in his celebrated His.
tory Of the Decline and Fall of the
Roman Empire, has left an imperisha-
BILE memorial of his enmity TO the
Gospel, resided many years in Swift
erland, where, with the profits of his
works, he purchased n considerable
estate. This property has descend
ed to a gentleman, who, out OF his
rents, ~expends, a large sum annually
in the PRONUNCIATION Of that very
Gospel which his predecessor insidi.
ously endeavored 10 undermine, not
having courage openly to assail ii.
Voltaire boosted that with one hand
he would overthrow that edifice OF
Christianity which required the hands
of twelve Apostles to build up. Al
this day the press which he employed
at Ferney TO print his blasphemies,
is actually employed at Geneva in
printing the Holy Scriptures. Thus,
the self-same engine which he set to
work to destroy tie credit of the Bi.
bic, is engaged ip disseminating its
truths. 1t may also be added as d
remarkable circumstances, that the
first provisional meeting, for the re-
formation of the Auxiliary Bible So
ciety at Edinburgh, was held in the
very room in which Hume died.
Christian Int.
, 1843-04-22

wretch!-he has no idea of any felic
ity more exalted. Give a French
man "his fiddle and his frisk," and h,
is happv.-Give a Dutchman his krou
and his pipe and he sits himself dowr
without one aspiration. But an A
merican is always "on the ALERT
his mind is in constant activity-hi:
hopes and fears are alwaysexcired.-
He hopes to make a good speculation
-tc invent some wonder working
machine r perhaps, get iuto some
good office; and he fears some Of
those untowa-d events which often
Illustrate the wiSest plans laid for
the good Of our temperatures. We
Americans are an anxious people;
and anxiety of minds is often preju.
dicial 10 the health of the body.
To this we may add that thousands
are killed by taking physic. Wheth-
err they are killed regularly or irregu,
larry, makes but little difference.
The business is often done efectuaHy
in both ways. Medicine Stays its
thousands and quackery its tens of
thousands. A person who is in the
habit Of taking physic constantly.
must seriously impair his digestive
faculties, and this as we have seen, Of.
ten prepares the way for incurable
disease.
A vitiatad condition Of the diges-
tive organs, we have supposed to be
the chief predisposing cause of con-
sumption. The erciting cause is very
commonly "a bad cold" If from in
fancy we are Injured to changes Of
weather by judicious training, we
should not often be troubled with
bad colds. If we are a little more
prudent in guarding against unneces-
sary exposure. many a bad cold
would be prevented.-Persons who
have been confined many hours in 4
room where the temperature is very
high, "a ball room or theatre, for in.
stance) emerge into the external air
at midnight! The vicissitudes Of the
climate have nothing 10 do with this,
and similar acts of imprudence. The
feet ere often but thihy clad in damp
wealher.-What have the changes
of air to do with that7 Truly, almost
every Rad cold may be traced to
some thoughtless act or omission,
which might have produced like re-
suit in almost any climate. IF we
study these matters we shall find
some reason to suspect that the eli
mate of America is often censured
unjustly.
, 1843-04-22
Rates of Advertising.

One square, of ~ line>-er isrs, for the frs'
insertion 81; for each subsequent insertion ff'
" cents. A reasonable deduction made to
those who advertise by the year.
Communications or advertisements Of per
sonal nature (when admissible will be charg-
ed double the usual rates, and payable invaria-
bly, in advance.
u For announcing candidates, 81 each'
invariably in advance.
rAdvertisements Except for yearly adver-
lisers,) should in all cases &C accompanied by
written directions, as to the number of inser-
tons: if mot, they will be published till forbid,
and payment exacted.