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For Sale Cheap.
NEVF STcET.

~ BW SE~E u
THE STORE opposite The Flash Hotel. west par
L OF Pearl ST., now hlling mp with Goods ant
Groceries 9'c, where may lie found some de rabI,
tarains s. WHEATON q Co
Burlington, March 90 1915. 42tf
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I'D LEI.

IA NEW and convenient House,a garden,i and
ia out buildings on New Street, IN Burlington
about seven minutes walk from the Courthouse =
possession given on ,he Isl Of MAY next,
April 3d. 1915, 4iu
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PINS AND NEEDLES

1Sn PACK Pins.
CO so b.. mixed do
Is NJ Nee Hes, For sale bv
Nov. o. lSi4 (2e) Villas & MOVES.
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AII.EBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
HOW TO GET HEALTH 4!

THOUSANDS OF persons conlinre to cure them
1 selves ofcough, ,cold>, h, adacht rheumatic alec-
on> small pox, measles co>iveness, inf nenza, and
the hos, of those indications of the ody OF The blood
being ont of order simply Ivy per,everngly using
Brdndreth'S Vegetable InirerSal Pills, 20 long :
any symptoms OF arrangement in any organ remain.
Ofen, lV ado ting this co1r,e, wh-h experience has
proved j. according nature, 1t eng merely assist
ing her, have many in few DAYS Teen restored to
health who hut for Brandreh's Pills had bten slok
for months The value OF this medicine is indeed lie.
vond prce Agents. 2im6
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Warehou,e for prinfei Calcoe., Exclusively firm
Pearl, TO ~ Cedar street. Rvconfninr their nj.
ienun 10 Prints only l.. q. are enal led to exhil if
an assortment far surprising any before offered
IN Amer'c'f--and TO sell al prices low and General
ny Lower than hou'e> whose attention Is divided
among large variety Of articles.
The stock con,l Is otsEpER Al THOUSANDS OF PAT
Terms AND CoLoRINGs. embracing every oarptv Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In rarhei-iHanv ,tyics Of Whrh are got up exon-
>lvely or their own sales, and cannot lie had else
where, except IN second hands.
Dealers in Prints VIII ind il for heir ipferes to ex-
anime this Stock eiore making Their pulrha>eS-thev
will have the advantage ct learning the lowest mar
ket prlcesand comparing all The e,ira lie styles in
market >ile by i e.
Catalogue OF Prices, correrie with every vara lion
of the Mari ct, are placed in the hands ofbuyers.
Aprll 0, ~. 49r
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TO RENT.

VNHE rla>tred Horse In tbampIain, two doors
- South Of Pearl street, and near Mr.. Converse's
new cottage. The premise. consist Of a comfortable
house, large / arm, and good garden. Immediate
pc, session gwen. Apply 10 Mrs. Amos PANoBoRN.
Burlington, March IL 1916 AZ
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FARM FOR SALE,
FOR SIZE.


'INHAT large and commo1iuu> two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, snnied on
the we> side of College Green AT the head Of College
Street, IN tins village. The Hone Is 81 Is, with
an asemen story, wIthkiichen and provision cellars
with wing 80 ly 65, ex enuiug north ON College
Green, with wood and store house Glow, and cham
hers and Sleeping rooms al Owe. large and COM
mo- "ns barn, carriage hon,e, ice horse. and other
ont houses, and spacious yard west of the dwelling
house, and good dural lie wei of wafer OF the best
quality in The village, aud brick c>'crn. One and
"A quarter acres Of land Of the first alir>, large
yard.
The buildings are constructed in modern Style Of
the est material and Workmanship, were erected
y the subscribe tor hts own use, and the location
lords very extensive and pleasant prospect ofthe
village and lake on he West, and MOI surpas sed by
any other IN this part ofthe country.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves. Terms matt known y the subscriber
on The premises. SAMUEL REED.
B1rlm-lon. April Is, 1874. 46 If
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I lover and Herds grass seed,
For Sale.

\ FIRST rae place for business in the centre oil
IA Charlotte, on the Stage road, known a. Inc
Barnes place offered for sale con aiming al on two
hundred acres Of land on which there house suit
able for Tavern a Store, store huu e, three Barns
,heds and other lulding,. The place need" no
reconm ,ndation 10 tho,e kaowng The location
For te,ms enquire OF The sub.crle r on ne premises
SAMUEL IL. BARNES.
Anril l. 1916. 4i-i
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The Boards are Ready"

MY Customers don't seem to have taken the hint.
M don, understand this business. All INV
must he Strengthened ty the frsf Of Jlnu-
ary they will be ei with an Attorney for collection
PlINkHAS NASH.
Burlington, Nov, 90, "A l6lf
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Farms in Milton For s

y ESIDING in Ohio, the subscri er is de- /,
IL selling his lands in Milton, and now q
sale one Farm of 100 acres, one mile norl
Falls, east of Snake hill, of unequallel so
or grain, has two good barns, an orchard,
ordinary house.
One Farm of from 100 to 200 acres, on,
east If the Falls, and weN of Mrs. Pa',s
acres interval, and balance in plain land,
odish house, and great advantages for
Milton staple, Rye.
One Farm 81 mile northwest of
acres good buildings. orchard and cor
Other parcels OF 90, 80. and 40 acres
may choose smaller Purchase.
Also, the Store Honsc and lot at ea
Bridge, where, with the improvements
is very desirable location for one wis
any business.
Also, some Village Lots, with and VI
ling hol'ses in the most pleasant part OF
BY immediate application, some 500
nestle cloth may lie applied, or any of
will e sold for small portion of the pure
down, with annual insialmenis for the Ia
200 Sheep, Young Cattle, Hay, &C.,
with either of The farms, If desired.
/ >hall remain in Milton about two v
which apply 10 George Ashley, at the Fla
g. Whit, me re-, West Milton.
IT'S better TO trade wththe principal III
agent. J. L. AlNSW
Milton Falls, Sent. 25 1914.
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o0It TV' 'Ic
Slaie., ll9 Court ,tree', BOSTON,
AGENTS. -BURl INGToN, PECK & SPEAR,
Arohecalie> aud Druggists Mun'peltr Clark &
Collins; Bratilehoro, Duiton y Clark; Fellow Falls,
Harris: Rutland, Daniels & Bell; WuUd,t"rl, S.
J. Allen; and V the Druggists generally. lilly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Mackenzie and his Book-We take this occa sion 10
that zoe have no, been deferred from using the mate
ts furnished by the publication Of that late pet OF the
Democracy, VIM l.. Mackenzie, by the attempt, in.e.
.cusv made by the friends of the er osed to brand such
l,.e Of them as .iofanous" II. indeed this were the
rase. the epthet would be applied with bad grace by
Hose no defended the seizure and publication OF The
e.brsed "Cen, worth papers" in New York five years
Ano-who published the stolen letter Of Cassius NJ. Clay
longer tl,an las. Gaii--and who camored for The pr
ale and confidential letter Of Heory Clay to +. p Blair
SUMNER the contents of which had been previously
A,nyed in reference To the Presidential election Of
s24. Really, the cap Of "infamy," which they make
Il Others they should place laeir ova heads We
all hereafter advert To portion ofils political devel
H. menls. With the mere personal gossi with which
ae book ,bounds dscredabe as it is to the writers
L the letters 10 have nothing to do, though e.
H. that would be fair game. in exhibiting the "na-
h ous' characters Of in high public stations But
h the purpose ofilnstIalioe their political msnceriy
Ind trckery it is no! only right bui duty,
Al rerelations made in these leers-and we shall du
h. al cuhveaient seasou.-Ne observe, by the way,
Il at Mackenzie announces another book. 1t To be
Snled the Lives and Opinions of Thomas Richie,
Martin Van Buren, aad James X Polk, with is'staphi-
G anecdotes Of their political associates" Il expect
81 TO appear in November
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
SIRGD UAIsY,

Departed his life. on the 22d day of Semp,er, lS45
in the 39th year Of her aye, Mas. ELIZA A. WRIspr.
cons'rt Of Mr.. James Wright, Of Bedford county For
the last or years OF her life. Mrs. Wrgh, may be
truly said 10 have been The daughter of affection A,
bout the st Of June last she attacked with severe
hem"rflage Of the lungs, which ultimately terminated
in 'ubercnlar consumption. Mrs. Wright was cunsis-
ent member Of The Baptist church. She died as she
had lived, trusting alone in the merits and rig
OF CHRIST for salvation. Through her distressing and
proracied Illness, she often spoke of the goodness Of od
10 her. and manifested uncommon patience in the time
OF her severes suferngs and trials. Not murmur not
complaint escaped her lips, but she seemed bear up
under her suerngs with christian patience, rlitude.
and resignation. The morning befre her death she
was asked. what her feelings in view Of her an.
preaching dlssoluonl She calmly replied, "My Sa-
viour is precious 10 me; he has been my best friend
through life, end hope he will still be my friend in
death, and my portion 'hroue eternity" Late in the
afternoon we he'd the easue Of visiting her in compa
ny with her beloved Pastor hut being nearly exhausted
she could say but lle. aud only gave him To under.
sahd That She WAS entirely resigned TO the will VI God
and trusted IN The savour Of sinners for eternal life
Mrs. Wright lived and died. ,lievp an humble
CHRISTIAN. and say 10 her rends and relatives weep
not Tor her, hut prepare To meet her another and bet
Ter world. The husband has lost an afectonate and
loving companou her servants The best her
neehbors kind and c, nfdng FRIEND and the church
worthy, exemplary and consistent member-She is
gone We irnst To the embraces Of her Saviour and her
Gd to unite her songs among The general assembly and
church Of The first born, and the loving embraces of
her dear little SON and daughter, Of which she be-
iraved few years ago.
No sl"kness. or sorrow, or pain,
Shall ever disqnie her now;
For death To her spirit gain,
Since Christ was her life when below.
nS- The Religious Herald will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

o. Court Martial is now in session in Washington
ety. Tor the purpose of Investigating certain charges
brought against Lieut. Mclaughlin. of the Navy, BY
Lieut.. Iansl Of deiraadng the government. of immense
sums during the Florida war We have copy Of Lieut.,
ianss pamPhe. on the subject. and if one. tenth Of
"ha' he says be true, not only Lieut.. Mclaughlin bu,
the accounting officers Of III. government, who audited
and allowed his charges ough. no, only 10 be dismissed
from the public service. bu, should be arrapued and tried
as swlnders upon amlenifcen. scale We await the
result oiihs investigation with great Interest.
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o. GARD TO THE L.1DIES.
New Fail and Winter iSDl,.

DlCARDS, RYAN s. CO. have the pleasure II
IL announcing to The LADIES OF LyNCHBURo aud
those Of its vicinity that they will receive and opea
THIS DAY, large PARTON Of The their stuck OF FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, Embracing Of the m"ss
varied and elegant in styles Of rich fancy goods il has
been their pleasure 10 offer them.
The junior partner having just returned from the
Northern Cities confidently his friends and The
public generally that he has spared pains 10 procura
the NEWEST and MOST FAsHIoNABLE GOODS, that ths
French English and American markets could furnish.
Their stock of Clohs, Cassmeres Vesng, Shirtinge,
Cravs,ines. Goves ilosiery, Sc, &c., greatly sarpass
any they have had the pleasure OF exhibiting y
this market. They respectfully socit rxsmina,iap
Of their extensive stock heare purchasing. Terms cap
Prices 10 correspond with the and times JN6as
shall sell The same sye and quality goods kaosingy.
cheaper than Dc REGARDS, RYAN g. CO.,
Next dpor To w. +. Young.
Sept. 8 n6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

o. Professor p. Miles, who ha. been lecturino on
rhre"" Mn-mo'echny. o. Art of acquiring Memory, in
h''h""nd x Lexington, Inns arrived in this place. and
VIII Commence coarse OF Lectures early in tho week
The system he 'earhes is principally the same as laugh,
by Professor G'"raud In New York and Boston. Tie
exhibitions in Memory by Prof Miles said to be very
surprising and sow with the reputation he brings with
him. that great improvement, has been made in inel>
lec'na Improvement, His Lectures will be announced
by advertisement on Tuesday or "Wednesday.
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LYNCMBURO MAwKEr.

for hs 'ceek ending Saturday, October T. lS45
peow Is c1uect statement Of the Marks, for tho
past week.
1obaeeo-0ld Lugs. u 90 to so; new I.us., A.
% TO $3.50. Leaf, inferior, $3.50 10 $780, common
80 to no nddling, so 20 500; shipping (new)
eo,uo to 500 manuf featuring. (conmoa) 81 80 to
o.uO, line manufacturing 5000 To $40.
tIor.-$3 rs To for superHas from Wagons: A ,
from siore. for the difieren, grades.
Wh'"t-Prices may be quoted a, Red rs. White 50
cents.
Gr"in;-celn 20 to rs cts per bu.he from wagon;
% s"ea' % cents per hundred cleaned 81 to
80 vents, per bushel. Rye. 62i cents
Ciorer aud Grau Sceds-Clover Seed So; Herds
Grass Seed 62I 75c
Propisions-BacoL. from wagons 81 a Q. and in d.,
mand; from store 10; Stock light. Beef So per hun
dred; Meal. 90 W 50 cts. per bushel from wagon
tSh.-Shad, $500 to 81 200 per hhi.; Herring. a.,
to 70 w; Mackerel. No. .Sl3, No. 2. $3.50. No
Co6se-St Domingo y. n cents per h.; Rio. O
" cents; Lagnlra to 10 cc.s Java. u. 10 Is ens
Sngar.-Irown, New Orleans. s,oo cents per III
roro Rco 8 10 9 cents per h.; 81, Crox, II to l2i
cents per H.; Loaf, III 10 Is cents per h.
Candes.-Faow. l2i cents per h., Sperm, 80
10 81 cents per h.; Hull 4 Sons Is II cents per h.
Uhiskey.-Coinmon. 30 10 80 cents per gallon from
wagon; from Store IS To 81 cents kected, 40 to A.
IRON wagon,
" Brandy.-Apple. s7' cent. per gallon, Peach
70 cents per gallon.
CoHo" ldrm-fac tory priccs l7to Is cts. per H.
assorted
iron-Bar Iron SIS per ton from boats, $50 from
Store. Pig Iron no sales
Seei iilis,ered. ii to cents per h. German, i5,c
10 cents; Shear, 20 to rs cents per b Cast Steel &C
to 25 cts per h.
Linseed OH-65 to 20 cts Lamp, Al 90 to 80 Ne,
gallon; Tanners. SIG. 90 to Is 90 per bill.
Leafher.-t'ood Sole. Is cents per h.; Damaged
Sole. Is to II cents per h.
Blasting, 81 LOO to .25 per kcg; Rifle, 81
% 10 600 per key
Uooi.-Wool. rs to % cents per b.; Wool Rolls, 81 :,
Ia 40
Coal and Pood--I}iiuminous. % cents per bushel
Anthracite. 800 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood s.
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Great stock Of Fail Goods,
JUST RECEIVED.
John }. PURVIS is now opening at his CASH
- STORE large stock Of
D RI q o Q DIS,
Of every description. at unusually low prices.
ALSO.
Sugm, Coffee, Sail, Indigo, .Nadder, with general
assortment vi
GROCERIES,.
ALSO.-A large lot Of SHOES, HATS, CAPS and
BONNETS.
ALSO Richmond Faciory COTTON YARNS, Nus.
6. 9. 10. II. 12. 10. and Ia. At very low prices
ALSO-A large supply Of STOUT WOOLLEN'
GOODS, for men servants wear, and LIN
SEYS, for female servants.
Pers"s in wan, Of .NeW. Cheap and desirable Goods
will please call wthou, delay aud supply themselves
jNO. J. kURVIS.
Sv.-3o ae~f
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DRY GOODS,
NEN GONIlN.

" haVs received NV and splendid s,sck Of
W DRY GOODS,
which, IN sddiion IN hrnrr supply. renders
sri'nesl complele. embracing bn,h Staple and Fanrt
sfieles Our customers will find livery thing they de-
enc. and Al prices low they can be- sold u, any 9th.
o. house in ihr place.
We have ais, on hand extensive assortment Vt
Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c. Sc. which will be Offered oa
The mosi advaniap eous trra,s.
All persons IN want o 0oud Bargains, are invited IL
give Us Q call
:. GuGGENiiEiMERG BROTHER,
Sept. % taft
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WEALTH OF THE TowN.-we learn ,ha,

HEALTH OF THE TOwN.-We learn that
III. ms, ridculoosy exaggerated rumors aoa in the
.s,ry, with regard to the health Of Lynchburg
xhich have even had the effect of inducing rav-
..,. from the Springs tn take other routes homewa
.,houeh preferriug this aud which may. wi,hou, a
Of charity therefore, be suspected to have their
.,iein in the rivalry of stage contractors! We hope
-, friends in the country will believe us, when say
ia, although. for a few weeks past. there have been
.,,es Of fever than usual among u.s. yet tina,
,h., have been still very few in number and generally
lid in their character Indeed. in most Of the cases. the
r,,eu. have already recovered or are now co"valesce"
~. doub, whether LyncI,burs has ever been fa>
,.d in regard to health than i, has been within the
-, GUNNER; and even at this moment, it is healthier.
Il reports be true. than the country around ii. We
III add ,ha, q, present there bu, few eases Of sick
!, own-not more than in such population our S
m,y naturally be expected at This season Of the year
The ide. prevalent in some neighbohoods. that 1t is
q, visit town. is utterly prep'serous. There
M more danger than ia riding ones plantation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

The Gapc,say The Charlottesville Jeffersonan Of
D. I'd ms informs us that this institution has com
enced It's session under the most prosperous circum
anres. The number If students whp have marricu,
ed exceeds that If last ar, at this time, some or
~.
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Erfemsire stock or Rc0dy-.Xnsle
Clothing. Dry Goods. Roots,
AIbOcs Hats md Guns


Charles Phelps, .fHcfi0sseer.
AS JUST received On consignmen, me III the lsrg-
1 "a, aud hcs, s-ec,rd stocks ot READY-MADE
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. Sc. SC. ever before
offered by hun with the same Inducements.
Dealers aud o,hes will lind II To their interest IN call
and "xsm,ne the stock bere purchasing elsewhere. ss
every article Will be solJ Al tho owcsl auction p,ice, 10
close conslp noent
The following comprises in part the stock on hand.
CO ATS.
100 Beaver Cloth Over. D'Orsay end Short Goats.
300 Plo'. Flushing and lilsnke, Over Coss.
100 Peltoe's. Sack, short and other Cas-,
30 Tweed's aud other Cssssimere Coa,s
lOo blue blu and Invisible Green Dress end =. Cosis.
% Cloth Cloats. (c'cle and halt crcle)
PA N L A l. DON $.
800 psr Cloth. Cashmere, Ss,inet Jeans aud other
quality Panaloons. (all siyes)
VESTS.
900 Cashmere. Velvet Nierino. SILK Satin. Vssniia
Ss'lnet, aud vat'ous olher qualities Vests,
Linen and cotton Shirts, I.amh's Wool Shirts and
Dn~ers SILK Sh,rs. tusons Collars. Scsrfs. Cra,sls
Snspsnders. and every other sncla pertaining tn Gen.
mans wear. Together with large assortment OF Ser
wants Clothing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

'7Ppo'ntmsnss by lie Presid.n..-w,lli.n MeN.Ir.
register OF the land Office at Fayee Missouri vic. John
b. Clark, resigned ALFRED w Morrison receiver o,
Inc public moneys at tho same place, vice J. w. S.
Mitchell. resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

sEGARs, sEGARsY aEGAWs.n
lust received, on consignment 100. 900 SPEARS OF
- the following brands: 10000 Juso SAM Principe.
(mpor,ed) 10000 Havana La Norma; 10000 Dunes
TIC Ia Norma; 10000 Texas; 10000 Rex.
The above are now open hn examination snf will be
cold At wholesale. cheaper than ever beore offered in
this market To close consgnmens. Terms. cash. or
months credit for negotiable paper.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r
Granite from, building opposite The Bank.
Oct n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

" The Executive paper. no, con,en, with putting
me "c'ions OF The members Of The Cabinet holding up
'hf' looks and "oiions." to public admiration TIL
Londo" Cur. Journal can scarcely TO more ,du.,ory
and serylle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

I CT The news from Mexico. in another column, which
,ems to i've authentic, sa'isfts us that there will
with that country. Ye, troops are still pouring into
9eus! MAst fos. if MI totass the "revenue stand
Sdl"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

o. JOHN Logan has been sentenced to three vears,
imprisonment i" the Virginia Psnen,iary by the su e.
nor court OF Hardy county, for endeavoriny to eu,ce
slave To abscond from his master
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

o. P. {. Osborne, Esq has been elected Cashier o
the Branch Bank of the Farmers Bank of Virginia,
al Petersburg. IN place Of William Clark, resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

NJ. The New Orleans papers Of the 24h ut inform
:. ina, the health of that city continued good II
.YslIow Jack" has visited them al all he made but
Thor, sj,urn, and called very few of the citizens
much. no doubt, to the qualification Of ,hose whom he
Il GIFTED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH GR.gV.IL,

1NllE subscriber has received supply Of The cslss
l. btA,ed "Lithontrptic specific for Gravel"
THIS article Ia prepared by the celebrated Doe,or Leo.
Of New York. and Ia offered the public as una of tho
greatest discoveries Of The aye.
II affords relef ~ tia, distressing and dangerous
ii all Diseases called firaptl il the aogavs
ted eases. Csrira,es ri liz efficacy, of the highest
spccisb'y. will be shawn Ia any who may desire Il,
s'ms Of them rom our own n,n,edioie nea ,rlaod
For ssir by JOHN IL. SEAY. Dpges.
Sop, - 2wif
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FOR THE yIGGINIAN.
THE THEATRE.

A.. 1H,aaIra il, 4, .
p MI, Iv,.b,,,, h,vs ,hu RI, ,L,, Tho o., GO
,h v,ch :, ~. r ,, -, n many mn, ,bn.,sa,ras ,,a
i, f,,I ,na lana, nav ,,.s,ly n, ,o,u,,J e. i;
"a ;, hv Thai, ,,,,,,,.. II H., esi ,o,,;,,n in ,l,h
.vt hoo. h.lI nv IN Wis. and The noj IN 'rda,
:, ,a, n.s ma ,.,y he .nl,,hsneJ AID ,h,, 81, n.
T. .d =, ,.e , n,o shs dancers which i,L .;',s, ,i
~i,.,..,s AMI ,a.cu,,,,ns IF The sI.,,e ha, ~,
S,.s,nn IN transit, from pbI,dlnbi. mans, ~ ,,
p Inmns sh',, ,rI;.l. ,f mncl, ,nr,;nsaoa '"
ews,. '"'' "'''
p,.,.,.,.,: al.
Wv" "'. U,o'
~ oEASoN liCkt1 TUX HE lHEAIRE."
For sale on 1msdop morning The Oh inst. .t Ms
HI Philadelphia Erchange"
M Editoy.-rnis notice CAUGHT nv ere;, the lie,
auctions To lie offered To purclaseSs 10 rn,row Jb,d
ever seen such notice beso.e. Cox the simpe reason
rhaps tina, do not often read the lis, Of aacliur adj
and ~. ,h,L h.,,a, ~ ,bsn .f,a, 49, s.'ase
On. Mt ST., Aoweyer, in regard Ia this.
"a Seass. Ticket for lie Ch.snu Theatre -,
ho will be likely to be the purchaser7 Some youuo
IL to seek his ,r,uae. lie has lefl viruous b,ne
rcloua,e brothers and sisters AID duatinr parents to
Lnuwl.d,e ,f mercantile ar u.er,nic,I hns,n,ss
- prepare h,'self 10 be honor his family and
Grlu 50 HE world. Al his departure from The pa,er
ro'd, he received many cautions against the snares
a,he wicked. A mothers heart yearnpd over her dar
g 500, aud there were many al the sad parting.
comes this city with but not with settled
Wncipes. lie has no intention If going where his m,,
viii be corrupted and his safety endangered. But
wants t. see all that is new and attractive and espe.
ny I" See the actors and the scenery. and 10 hear the
char ting music Of the theatre, Of which so much is
-. "A Season Ticket is naered, and it CONES With
MS means and is purchased. The 6rs, time h. goes
ee's m'saivngs and reproyiugs Of conscience, that
away a'nos, all the pleasure. He hears 4hinus
ea turned into jes, and rldieuie snd the pous coun.
so' ms youth made the theme Of merriment.
tie begins TO wish he had M, bought the ticket
~ ~e' he may; that wrong step proves his ruin He
l INV" among wicked associates, aud soon becomes
de"ed' hopeless rePr'baie. How many young men
me,f temporal and eternal ruin 10 the entctnens
ola'o'snmen's OF the theatre! 1t sears the eon-
h,,s IS eV'ers ana ha'ers Of God, induces
h".. and leads to the vile a5des of her,