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District Of colatnbsn Advertisements

ETAHN FUI. SAIL. The fam Of the late
IL Alexander shepherd is offered Cor sale IT ia lo-
cared 81 ucs uOrG. Of The oy Hud IN The county Of
Wa-ui -ton and 90 81 tn nj Rock Creek Church The
buildings ale Iaw aUI 6esnhlr, consisting Of q
DNElllNG-i!r 81. uvcrspcr'S, servants, lee, and
dairy uou-,s harms, out aousrs, Sc. TnC dwelling
situated uu al oWurHor overlooking BiaGonSuuIg and
thC surrounding country. The farm contains about
2J0Hnl's-50 az winch Is woodland, aud the remain
der uutcr good Improvements; also, an orchard pt
choice apples peaches, ans pear trees. Attached 20
the house Is LARGE and highly cultivated garden sup
plI,d Nitl yuiicly OF Irut 1t is Well-wacred and
wooded, and situated that il may be divided about
rQNH. u1slHg Two farms Of 100 acres each, in VIII Ch
ca>e The north part would contain 4 building site equal
20 hHt on which the present house stands. From its
r"utguIty to market it is desirable, well the
farmer who would make money from H. products, lS
10 The gentleman OF leisure who would he within reach
Of the pleasure our city affords aud avoid the evils
q residence in IT,
Tie terms a,e $4,000 down, and the balance on It
term OF years.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. Shepherd, on
the premises, to 3 Holmes. at his store on It'll
street, nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank
SUSAN u. SHEPHERD, ENecuuiN.
iels COW SYLNANUS HOLMES, Executor.
ENLUW8E NATIONAL DAGUERREAN Cat
LERY & PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
ed 1910. Awarded the Medal, -Four First Premiums,
and Two Highest iOnurs, by the Institutes of Massa-
chusctts, New York, aud Pennsylvania respectively,
for the most beautiful C0Ored DagucrcOtypcs and
hest apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
No. 25l Broadway, New York.
80 Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
81 Canal street. New Orleans.
l27 Niciile Rue du Temple, Paris.
- Church street, Liverpool
| Ng-poErRAIrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
| style. la%@-u
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ANOUGHs AND COLDS are the forerunners

GNOUGHS AND COLDS are the forcrunhers of
- Consumption. ..-.-.,
HANCE'S COMPOUND INDICATED HOAR-
HOUND CANDY will be found TO afford relief where
all the other medicines have failed.
1ANCE'S CANDY is so mild and pleasant III It's
operation that il NAV be administered with perfect
safety to the youngest Children and the most enieebed
from Price % cents per box, or tor ST. For sale
by SETH S. HANCE, los Baltimore street, ana corner
ofCharles and Pratt SITS, jc25
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
NQR7I{ FREDERICK SIREEy.

NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
nm the right hand eide going from Ba.t!moIe-st,,
~ two doors from the cofner-whcre may be oh
tanned most speedy remedy for G0norrhpa, elects,
Strcturcs Seminal Weakness, paiR in the Loins 81
foctons Of the Kidneys; and every symptom of sa-
cret Disease.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR No CHARGE MADE.
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
ATTENDANCE from in the MORNING TILL 10 at HrgEr.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
4 membor of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen.
tate of the Apohecarys Hall, London, and Graduate
from one oftae first colleges in the United States may
be consulted in All diseases incident In the human
frame, but more especially in all eases OF a
CERTAIN DISEASE.
when the misguided and mprMGcnt vDtary of plea.
sure finds he has mGlhed the seeds Of this painful d
'Se, II TOO o!tcn happens that an tltnCd sense OF
sHa!ht or dread Of discovery, Guters him nom apply
he 10 those who from education and responsibility,
Gan 'n"ho heiElcnd him, delaying I'LL the constitutional
symptoms OF this hOrrid disease make their appear
"HSo, such as liberated sore throat. diseased nose
n"ctlna pains in the head and limbs dmHcSs of sight
"'i"1S", holts ON the sl bones aud arms blutch eg
VI hC nIdu lace and CNtrenntas progressing on With
.ghtlul rapidly, TIL AT last the ple Of the month or
me homes OF the fall in and the victim of this a,y
lui disease becomes a hoId object Of cummiseraton.
NJ heath puts period 10 his dreadful sutpriups H.,
sehdig nm to "that bourne whence no tr1vrIlCr r.
turns" TO such, therefore, Ur. JOHNSTON nlpdpey
himself to preserve the most iuvoable secrecy: and
IRON MS extensive practice in the fir, hOsuialg nf
Eufop" and America. he can confidently recon,
sac ana speedy cure 10 the unfortunate victim OF
Tins EO;Td disease.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on die Eve. snch -,
fer squirting, Cataract. SC Also those for DeIor,niTv
ri the Limb, sacE as Cluh Foot, Sc, performed on
The Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
TAKE NOTICE. THOSE persons whu nave infuf-
ed their constitutions by Il certain practice, speedily
cured.
Take notice. on the Iigh hand side Of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner Observe the maine.
{65- Advice to he Poor GRATIS. COS
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FARE REDUCED.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,y.v ., teGltz,e VA, and the usual Landings The
'Sa'aeaNslSAA Rappahannock River The Steamer
RAPPAHANNOCK, Capt Noah Fairbank, will leave
Hughes Quay, for the above places, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, the l7th of May, at 5 O'Clock, and
will continue TO leave on every Saturday Afternoon
throughout the season. Fare any point the Rap
pahannock River, far up as Port Royal, $3.50; to
Frederic ksburg, 81
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WNTHAT Is MOST CONDUCIVE; TO HEaLI I'll;
wv APURE STATE AND CIRCULATION OF
THE BLOOD. ,,,. .
Rlood is On the first symptom of any disorder of the
circulating fluid such as Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Giddiness, or any of the diseases which may arise
therefr0m, 10 use - - -
WANCE;S SARsAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS
according to the directions, and you will obtain imme
diate relief. 49, . -
ONE Word OF CAUTION.
When YOU go to purchase HANCE'S SARSAPh-
RILLA OR BLOOD PILLS, he sure you get the ge-
nuine article. Price 20 cents per box or five boxes
for 81.
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, No. l0S Baltimore
st and at the of Charles and Pratt SITS. e2j
gTOR SAAE--A black man, ~ years of age, to ;
a. serve 10 years. good farm hand and coachHah;
also, black hoy, l6 years of age, 10 serve uu the
LIST of Jany 1889 first rate waiter and oSer; hiso
black man, Il yearsof age, to serve 10 yealS first
rate farm hand in every respect: also, iack Toy, IA
years Of age, ~ vcus; also, nniao boy, II
yCars of age, slave for If; alsa. black woman, BOB
wears nf age, d years. win her female cIlld
years old, slave for life, first rate cook, washer,
aud lroncr. The above servants can come well re.
commended from their present owners. App" to
jyl LF sCoTTIi 10 Exchange lace,
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HOUs1s FOR SALE,

ENTITY HOUSEs FOR SALE,
H. ON PLEASING TERMS.
-, , Only part of which can be named in the linz
tsT,tfs It's Of an advertisement, VIZ: large dwell
IbEaUN llugS, with stables ami carriage houses at
IgsE2. t.ched, situated in Old Town. at only s 800
each; in Lombard II. mean Eilnh $3.50 each; in Ais
Guith-s near Pitt $4,000 and S2U0 one in East Balu
more-st. near Exeter S3u0n fine store with dwell
ing, corner Paca and MubCnysts. S25JD store with
dwelling, in Old Town, established as u bakery $3.50;
a fine dwelling with large lot near Madison, $4,000;
IN Madison near Howard Sl2OU; in GreGn-st. near
Lombard 5000; in Highest near Fa"n $3.50 each; )
IN Mulberry st. near Park S62j each; on George st.
near PennSy vaEIa avenue $3.50 each; in Straw berry
alley near Jefferson st. $500 each; 3 in Monument 81
$500 and 500 each; in Cana j25 and 600 each; Sin
Ed, Il 81. near Baltimore $500 eaCh in Caroline St
near Baltimore $50 aud 1000; fine dwelling in fee
on Broadway $4,000; store with dwellinCin fee 8 900;
in Stiles ST. S2O0t or E. Pratt near Exeter S2S00;
in CRANKY street near Exeter 1850 and 500; fine
dwelling in Sharp near the Wesley Chapel .2300; 2
in Mulberry It, Pine $1,000 and 1900; large store
and dwelling in lIoward-St near Saratoga $500; a
hotel near the b. and Ohio r. r. depot SiUUn:l dwell
ing in Barnet street S2eUu; fine houses in CORTLAND
street. cheap.
g., 10 FARMS AMI COUNTRY SEATS FOR
giIIT5f SALE handsome farm OF IS acres OF good
-MJshi Land, 81 miles on the Bel Road 5000; of
SIS acres near Point OF Rocks at $780, of2s6 acres
miles out the Washington road $40 per acre; OF II
near the arsenal, Reisters;own road ine build
ngs S35O0 OFF, acres. 3 miles on York road $4,000;
of ii acres, miles on Reiserstown road, with fine
buildings Of 100 acres, 3 miles the Hartford road
$4,000 or would be divided To suit; some on Be-Ajr
road, Frederick and Other roads. Persons disposed TO
purchase will do well to call for particulars on the
subscribers. Some would be exchanged for city pro-
perry.
R3- GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, in different
amounts Please apply to
BENZ. BOND, or
GEORGE GEI.BACH,
m26 Real Estate Agents, 40 Second street.
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wVIkT CAP PAPEfs-l50O Reams fine, and
III snperfne blue and white, IL TO 70 ms iof sac py
TURNER, WHEELWRtGhr MuOGE,
;eoo 2 south Charles street,
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ADIorRNED The Native American Ma
tonaI Convention, at Philadelphia, adjourned
sine die on Monday evening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
GREAT ATTRACTION.
" II " FL Il H. e. - % I'D y
LNNCuBCRG. Der. II. 1915.


" NJ. }. WILLIS begs leave 10 inform his friends.
w customers and the public in general. that lie has
JUS, returned from the Northern cities With large and
desirable stock of Dry Goads Shoes BodHels Ribbins.
Flowers &C., which having heea purchased principally
Ter cash. and his stock beug very heavy will enable him
10 oiler great Inducements IL purchasers wholesale
retail. Persons wishing purchase will find IL 10 their
interest 10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere
as he will take pleasure In exhibiting his Goods 10
them whether they purchase OF not Amongst his as
sortmeni may be found, VIZ
French Cashmere d Cuss aud obfe anes new sly les;
Adrenes aud Cracoylons (enlrey siyles) for La
dies dresses;
Mousn d'Lalnes, Irish Tws and Parseens;
5000 yards black and fancy eaured Alpaca Lustre. al
great bargains;
) pieces black, extra, warranted Silk Warp, al only
S. per yard
Black and blue black Silks, cheap;
pieces Lupns bosl Bombaznes. al s. % and 81 50
per yard;
20, goo yards Calico, splendid styles from g. cents to
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, and Linseys, large
surimeni;
I.aces, Edgngs and Bobbin Trimming;
Ribbons and Flowers, large assortment;
Kentucky and Glasgow jeans large assortment cheap;
Cloths, Cassiuneres and Nesngs large and general
soItment,
Red and white Flannels. chean.
ALSO-various other Goods loo numerous To enume-
rate. For good bargains call at the Richmond Cash
Store. WM. J. WILLIS
Oct. l3 Is
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INCREASED SPEED


PASSENGERS leaving Lynehbstu on Mondays
i Wednesdays and fridays. 10y Terry 4 Mas,in's line
ot stages, reach the White Sulphur Springs on the ST.,
cood evening a, Z. NJ, thence by line To Lewis
burg that night. Leave there tho next murniug (Sun
days exeeped.) At \. NJ. and reach Gnyandeno the
second night by = o'clock where Steam Boats pass
hourly Tor Cincinnati. aud The Grea, West.
The whoe roule is over irm graded lurnpkrs aud the
extent oil our hne enables Us make II Thoroughly a
popular one, while promise no lack OF eNefion IL
render such.
o. Fare from JIhiie Sulphur Springs 10 Guyon'
Dole, 5000.
Passengers viii be allowed 80 lbs. ol Baggage ovcr
thai, prnporllunae charge Will he made.
For any other lnltmatinn, enquire OF ;. Il. Clewes
al tho Franklin Hotel, lynchburg
W. +. PARISH & CO.
Ost Is 3w-wlou
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l.ENTI.ENE ~
+ u n NJ S II 7 N G S It o II Z
Nam street LvHChbHrG, va.

uNliE SUI SCRiBERS are now receiving their sup
L plies 1t Fall and W inter Goods. comprising nmust
every article Of Gentleneus " caring Apparel. which
manufactured in New York expressly nr this
ket- among Which may b. found black, blue, green,
brown and olive Dfess aud Fruck Goats; black, green,
grey aud mixed Pclues and Over Coats. ! and circle
Claaks; silk velvet satin, barilhsa, hunhaznr, wnoen
velvet. cashmere and Mclino Vests Enalsh Frcnch
and American cashmere Pants; Youths Frnck and Over
Coats. Vests and Pants linen and cotton Shirts Col
lars, Blossoms. aud Night SHIRTS, silk lambs wnol and
mixed and white mcrlnn Pet cotton aud Jeans Dawers;
Bahea aud Italian silk Crnvals Sears, Stocks, Ties,
Crasai Sufferers llandefehies, Gloves. Suspendea,
Suspender Ends llulsery, Money Belts, Night Caps.
Walking Canes. Umbrellas. SC.
ALSO. full assortment of FRENCH Eng lsh and A.
merican Cloths, Cassueres and Nestugs. which we
will manufacture t1prder in most fashionable and work.
manlike manner.
All garments warranted 10 fit perfectly. no sale
Those wishing To furnish their owa cloths will do
we'll 10 give a call, no pains will bo spared IN the
execution Of work. FERNS CASH.
WArERHOUSE, WHIrrr.MORE s. co.
Oct l3 3n
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ElisGExvOseCsI SEIiN AssY,

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, VA.
NTRS. F.. Y. LOMAN, having associated MRS.
w JANE TAYLoE WORrlIlNGTON in the
management of this institution It's exercises will be con
tnued upon the terms heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons OF this nstitu
ton take pleasure in assuring the public that experI
of twelve months enables them 10 recommend Mrs.
f.. V. Lomay. lady who has IN every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
They satisfied that the connection announced above,
will ensure To those interested Female Education. ad
vanages for the improvement Of The minds aud the for,
nation OF the manners Of pupils inferior IN Viz
gina VILLA VI If.khf
WIN. NJ BURWELL,
WM. DICKINSON, ia.
RO. CAMPBELL,
l.. SIiUMAKER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN COOK,
CIV. WlNGFIELD,
JNO. +. SALE.
SAM'E. RIrCHFY,
DIR. THO. 2. MITCHELL.
DR.. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSTEAD OTEY.
Oct. 6 Is
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Aes1 .y6E rs.


lYirg and adjuining the Tobacco row monnain
bout six miles from Amherst house, on which Ja~
cs5 T. rec lives tenant, ii being the same land
purchased BY said Ellis of William II. Garland
Also. the following other tracts Of land described III
the said deed. as follows
ONE HUNDRED md SETE.NTY .7CRES
OF land on which Lindsey Burks now resides. Also,
tract OF land lying at the Pea Vine Mountain Gin Ans
herst.) adjoining Armstead's Clover Hill tract called
Tneys place. And another tract adjoining thereto for
mery owned by Walter Williams, and conveyed 10
in trust, 10 secure a debt due to said Ellis
from said Williams and purchased by him The said Ellis
at the sale tn lrrui by the lruslees'
"Also, other tract called CAeseady tract, now in
the occupancy OF James Davis"
AT the same time and place, will sell. upon the
same terms, four valuable Young and likely SLAVES,
conveyed by the said deed that is saw Frankey Mar,
garet and Sally young women; aud Preston a Young
man, or so much OF the said property shall be suf
cep TO satisfy debt secured by the said deed and due
to The Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
We believe the title TO the said proppr,r undnesoned
hut, acting as trustees, shall convey only That which
Is vested IN us by the deed aforesaid
CHAMPE CARTER, ! ,r,,.,
JAMES GILLIAN, ii"'o''
p, S. 1.-THE l7th November nexi. shall be a rainy
day, the sale will be made Tuesday the 18Th.
Oct Is tl7N
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situation Wanted.

fOl'N MAN who has been for nearly five
years engaged as Deputy Clerk in The County
surl. and who can procure satisfactory testimonials Of
narsrl-r aud qualcaiiun wishes TO Obtain situation
Deputy Ia some County, Cooperation or District
Purt within tie Stale o Virginia.
IAsy communication addressed 10 A. b. A., Campbell
Psr!house. will be promptly attended to.
zOc % ,s
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s"'RI SH"g0;us.! Es0vguslss!H
b'sCTS and sFEOElS.


LlNCHBURG OCT 18TH. 1915.
"G tit ING and opening at Richmond Cash Store,
l",Voo pair Buols Shoes and Bronans, which
s'N, at Manufacturers prices f,r cash VIZ
r',' ,'deo Extra Kidd Slippers, fer only IS cts.
5rdrr, f"'' WIN '''a'e eAP'e'''9 II" III,
hos, rh,ra Goat Calf Kidd & Seal Walking Shoes,
,e,l article, oily 81 90 pr
win ' '1,. kIdd, 2 Caters, quilted and lined
Ia ""n silk, only S. 50 pr.
B,mos s",'''p"t OF Misses Slippers, Bu.kins and
1u3ao, ,Iw, u Shoes all prices,
rs 'Nfa Peaged, thick SOLE strap shoes, pr Z ,
m S" n' < Callers, all prices.
s-f sF'tfs at 30 cts. good article.
Mrrno, p@h aud kipo Brosans, cheap,
] m ue,n "e9 and Navy Shoes
G1.gaa. J.. of"gans at 75cts. pr. worth 25. For
r. as H., :" a owe goods. call a, The Richmond Cash
is buyig," '' l'ar competition in above line. Aer
We me ~ sen again, will find ii to their interest
will be- S5i oelore purchasing elsewhere. as bar
le. 10 W. j. WILLIS.
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E1yg,s,I.fe E<si.d for .sagP.

ETsgE0t'fe E.fsi.d for .sage.
rKyHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell his Eract
u OF Land, lying 10 Campbell county, on Ouei
RivcI twenty miles southwest N lynchburg, adjoining
the Lands Of Capt Charles Anthony.
containing 222 acres.
About 100 of which are valuable river and creek low
grounds. his Land is well waiered and well adapted
10 the growth tobacco and lies in healthy and agrees
able uelghborduot There will be ab Ut ofty bushels
OF wheat SOME the plantation this fall. Possession
can be had the ,l dag OF January earlier II
cessary farther description OF the and is deemed
unnecessary any person wishing to buy can examine
for themselves.
Terms liberal, and mads known on application 10 thu
subscriber Twin. IL Leesyle, Campbell.
SAMUEL c. TARDY.
Sryt.S 2rn
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NEW COMMISSION ROUSE.
Cloths, Cass,inercs and Vestings.

Cloths, Cassiinercs and Vestinss.
A PIECE extra superior black French Cloth at 81 o
Il per yard, worth Sl2;
piece superior Cashmere al s. 50. worth 80;
piece extra Fancy Silk Vesngs, (best article imponed)
al ST %;
Black and Fancy Silk telvets, elegant styles.
Marlau, Cashmere and Nalentia do
piece black Satin Nestlng pronounced by the best OF
Judges the finest article Imp1red) only 50 per yard.
Persons wishing to purchase any hln9 IN the above
ine all please give me a call before purchasing else
Nbere. as bargains viii DC sold. NJ J. WILLIS.
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WOOD Lam
.V'OTxCE.

vgRS. SARAH NJ JENNINGS would glad 10
WI take about four young Ladies as boarders. Her
residence in good neghburhood on Church street, up
nste the Baptist Church, very convenient 10 all the
schools Particular attention will be paid to their COM.
fort Sc. Terms made known upon application.
, Oct ts
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II safe Of EsPHi Estate.

WILL offer, at public auction. on the tth day OF
4 next month"; the following property, to elt;
One hundred and slxly-tive feet Of Olound, on MAN
street. opposite my present dwelling ASn, oe hun
dred aud SIXTY five feet ofgronnd al the junction OF JET
frrson street aud Fourth Alley. Also one square Of
Ground containing four Lots, on the Turnpike, adJoln
inc Alexander .iggalt's field. Also on the south side
of the Turnpike, commencing at Twelfth street, four
Squares, containing sixteen half acre Lots.
THIS property. with the square first named. afford the
most splendid and comfortable building ses about Lynch.
burr The above lots will be divided TO suit purchasers
| will also sell piece Of
WOOD LAND,
on the road leading Campbell court house. at the three
mile stone confirming over one hundred acres.
credit of eight sixteen and twtnly four months VIII
be oiven bat the whole amount OF the purchase money
NAV be deferred TIL the end at the two years, the pur-
chaser paying interest annually on the whole sum-he
debt to he secured good security and the title realms
ed until the property Is paid Tor. ~
WILLIAM DAVIS, JR.
9th mo. 6 WIN
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TIE GENUINE P.11E.N1
GAL ANHC INe~
Ind ChriSfie's .sFa-Hefic EIuiH !

Mis- remarkab discovery has received the univef
4 sal appreciation Of the medical profession Of Great
Brilain has been sufficiently before the American
public give lair test of lls power aud Ell acyThe
Gavanc Rings have long been used with perfect
IN all cases OF RHEUMATISM acute chronic, apply
ing To the head, face or lmbs, G1at Tie Doloreaux
luuthache Bronchlras, Vertigo, Nervous Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy. Epilepsy, FMS,
Crlmp, palpaion of the Hear, Ap1peNy, Stiffness Of
Joints, Lumhago, Spinal Cumplan's. Neuralgia, Gene.
raj Debility, Deficiency OF Nervous Energy, and all
Nervous Disorders
Their extraordinary effects upon the system mus, be
witnessed TO be belleyed and a PnEvENTIvE
or the above complaints they are equally 10 be-
mended.
THE GALYANlC BELTS, BANDS, BRACE
LET'S, &c.
In some complaints OF very character and u
ong standing. The power obtained by the Gayanlc Ring
mol sufficient 10 arrest The progress oi disease and
ultimately restore health The improved mod iicatlun
IN the talyanic Belts Bands Bracelets, &C., entirely
remedies this objection any degfee ol power that Is re
aned can easily be- Obtained and no disease which The
mysterious agent Of Galyanisn can ELECT VIII all 10 be
permanently relieved
Certificates bearing strongest witness oil The exifahr
binary effects of these articles, are daily accnmnalIng,
and al liberty 10 refer to number oi persons IN
LynchbUTg aud vicinity who have used them.
The Genuine Galvanc Rings aud Fluid only to
be Obtanedof WILLIAMS y VICTOR.
Sole Agents.
Who have recently received addition 10 their
ment, of fine Jewery, Watches, &c,
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EST BATON ROUGE.

Nix. L'EDITEUB.
vous Gtes autoris6 a M. John
Risd CONNIE candida, pour la place dc
Crefier de Ia cour du 30 district, sous ia
nouyeIIe constitution.
Vous etes autorise 4 annocer M. Manu-.
sl Moreno CONNIE candidat pour la place
de Grefier de la cour du Be. district sous
Ia nouvelle constitution.
Yous 9tes autorise d annoncer M,
Joseph w Fowler comme candldat pour la
place do greffier do ID cour du 3e. district
pous Ia aouveIle constion.
Vous etes autoris6 d ~annoRcer NJ. Sam.
rel SkoIfeld CONNIE caudidei pour la place
,e grsfier de la cour do Sc. district sous
ia nouvelle constitution.
Vous 6tes autoris6 a announcer Alfred
safes comme candidat pour 10 place dc
erefisr de Ia couF do Be. district sous la
nouveIle constitution.
In grand nombre de rotdns.
Veuillez announcer Mr.. Archibald Stuart
comme candidat pour coroner pour Ia pa.
roisse d'Est Baton Rouge, sous 10 nouvel.
le constitution. Vor poputt.
VeuilIez annoncer Nj. AMAsA READ,
CONNIE candidat pour la place de metnbre
de la legislature a Ia ]prochaine session.