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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20

vlNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving ,h,ir sun
Il Plies IT Fall and Winter Goods. comprising an,os,
every article Of Genemen's " caring Apparel. which
were manufactured in New York expressly or this mar
ke-among which may be found black, blue. green,
brown and olive Dess and Frock Coats black. green
grey and mixed Peitoes aud Over Goats; and circle
Cloaks; silk velvet, salln barhea, bombazne woolen
veye,. Cashmere and Merino Vests; English. French
and American cashmere Pants; Youths Frock and Over
Goats, Vests and Points; linen and cotton Shirts, Col
lars, Bosoms. and Night Shirts, silk. lambs wno and
mixed and white merlno Pet and Jeans Drawers;
Bafihea and Italian silk Cmvas, Sears, Stocks. Ties.
Crayat Silffrners Handercheis, Gloves Suspenders,
Suspender Ends. Holsery. Money Belts, Nigh. Caps,
Walking Canes. Umbrellas, &c.
ALSO, full assortment of French, English and A.
merican Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings which we
will manufacture 10 order in mos, fashionable and work
manke manner.
All garments warranted 10 fit perfectly or no SAIL,
1'hose wishing To furnish their own cloths will do
well 10 give us a call, uo pains will be spared In the
execution of work. Terms CASH
WArERHOUSE, Wlllrrr.MORE & CO
Oct. Is 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20
bargains! HNr.Ni,ss.. Bars0inS..
BOOTS and SEnDES.
LY.SCHBURG OCT I2TH. Is

LK.NCHBURG OCT I2TH ls45
- ECElViNG and opening at Richmond Cash Store
IL 10000 pair Boots, Shoes and I1rosans. which
will be sold at Manufacturers prices or cash. VIZ
1000 pair Ladies' Extra Kidd Slippers Tor only IS els
per best-Philadephia work, made expressly 10 my
order,
Ladies' Extra Goat. Cali, Kidd & Seal Walking Shoes,
best article, only 81 90 pr.
doz. pr Extra Kidd. le2 Caters, quilted and lined
with silk only 81 50 pr.
large assortment Vi Misses Slippers, Buskins and
Bootees cheap.
300 pr. Childrens Shoes all prices,
Womens Extra Pegged, thick sole, strap shoes, pr -
cts. worth 81 %,
Buskins and 9 Caters, all prices.
500 pr. Slippers a, SO cts. good article,
Mems l.. & b. Calf and kpp Brosans, cheap,
do Morocco and Navy shoes,
500 pr. Heavy Brogans at IS cts pr. worth 20. For
good bargains in atove goods call al the Richmond Cash
Store, as do not fear competition in above line Mer
chants buying sell again. will find it their interest
10 give call before purchasing elsewhere as bar
gains will be sold w. j. WILLIS.
Oct 10 Is
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
" IL ~ T. II Il Il q % q ID =.

LYNCHBCRG, Der. ~, 1915.
" NJ }. WILLIS begs leave 10 inform his friends
w customers and the public in general, that he has
jus, returned from the Northern cities with large and
desirable stock OF Dry Go.ds Shoes, Bonaes. Rlbbons
Flowers. &c, winch having beea purchased principally
tor cash. and his stock being very heavy will enable him
10 oer great inducements 10 purchasers at wholesale
retail Persons wishing 10 purchase, will find it 10 their
interest TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere
rs he will take pleasure in exhibiting his Goods
them whether they purchase not. AmJngst his
sortment may be found viz:
French Cashmere d'Coss and Obre 'Lanes styIes
Adrenes and Cracovcns, entirely styles for La
dies dresses;
Monslin dlLanes, Irish TwilIs and Pariseens;
1000 yards black and fancy coored Alpaca Lustre al
great bargains
pi black, extra, warranted Silk Warp, at only
81 per yard;
Black aud blueb black Silks, cheap
pieces LuPin's best Bombasnes, at S. % and 81 SO
per yard
10000 yards Calico, splendid styles from 6. cents to
finest;
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, and Linseys, large
soriment:
i.aces, Edgings and Bobbin Trimming;
Ribbons and Flowers, a large assortment;
Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans large assortment, cheap
Cloths CassiIneres and Nesngs, large and general
sor,ment,
Red aud white Fannels, Cheap.
ALSO-various other Guods too numerous to ennme.
rate. For good bargains call at the Richmond Cash
Store. WIN. J. WILLIS.
Oct. Is
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Elkl&MlSo
IT. THE LYNCHBURG vIRGINIAN,

T. pabshed seni-oeekiy, fcrcry Monday aud Thursday
ny SrArHAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEY,
a -Four Dollars per snnn,, payable in adrance No sno-
be recepedtor shorter time than SIR months
nd NO paper t,iu be DISCONTINUED (ercept at the discretion
sfths Edifors,) until all a'rearaSes are paid
az .aDHERTIsE.ME.N'1'S inserted at 30 cents per
ou,rs for iess) for every insertion and 37a
.x mar square Tor less) for every outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER Is required to note, on his
manuscript long he eishes his advertisement inserted
an advertisement noted, od be inserted tdt ats dts
onta,inaee be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .aDHERTISLNT; the terms are for
the privilege of too squares, $40 for one square, SO for
sac sg4are, innsr form, $50 Eoefy yea'y Advertiser
7tired to confne his advertising TO hispotteu-
AZ line of business
~ JOB PRINTING crec,,ted neatly aud erpeddio'ts-
~ and unreasonable terms.
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Hide. OIL and Leather Store.

THNliE undersigned is now getting IN store, GOODS
4 which he has purchased al The Nurih Tor cash, and
is prepared sell low. Ihose wishing 10 buy IN his
line are invited 10 call.
200 sides New York Sole Leather,
50 barrels Tanners OIL,
1900 pair Shoes and Boots
= SO dr. Hats aud Caps,
Saddles. Umbrellas Shoe Thread, Shoe Pegs, Shoe
Knives, sc.
Wholesale and Retail. a the old stand of G. Folans
bee & Co. and opposite Davis. Colhoun & Co. Main
Street JOHN j. HUSBAND.
Oct l6 Om
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Oct 6
Lily BOOKS.

INCEST of the Laws, respecting Real Properly,
- generally adopted and in use in the United Street
embracing especially the law OF Real Property IN
Virginia. BY John Tayloe Lomax, Judge &c. Price
reduced 10 $1,000.
A treatise on the Law of Executors and AdmnstTa-
tors. generally in use in the United States, and more
particularly adapted to the practice OF Virginia; by The
same author. Price reduced 10 $1,000 For sale by
PAYNE & GREGORY.
P. & G. prepared to furnish. for cash, at short
notice. the Law Books published at the North, at pubs
lshes prices cheap any OF the travelling Book
sellers. +. X H.
Aug.7 Is
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EDGExyOKrM SEMINARY,
Liberty REnEonn Co. Y,

MRS. F.. v LOMAX, having associated MRS.
WI JANE TAYLoE WORTillNGFON in the
of this Institution. its exercises will be con
tnued, upon the same terms as hereoiore
The undersigned Trustees and Patrons ofthis nstitu
ton. take pleasure in assuring the public that expert
euce of twelve months enables them 10 recommend Mrs.
+. V. Lomax, as a lady who has III every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
They satisfied that the connection announced above.
will ensure those interested in Female Education ad
yanages for the improvement of the minds and the for.
nation OF The OF pupils inferior to in Nr
GINA WllIlAN TERRY,
WIN. Nj. BURWELL,
WIN. DICKINSON, in.
RO. CAMPBELL,
l.. SHuMAKER,
JOS WILSON,
WIN. COOK,
CIV. WiNGFIELD,
JNO. f. SALE.
SAM'L. RlTCHEY.
DIR. THO. p. MITCHELL,
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSTEAD OTEY.
Oct. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20
THE GENUINE PAT E.NT
q ALVA MIC lNGS
Ind CHriSfie'S .NNgnelir FlHid

fBNlllS remarkable discovery has received the nniver
Il sal appreciation ot the medical profession OF Grea
Britain, has now been sufficiently before the American
public 10 give fair es oil lis power and eieaey-Ihe
Gavanc Rings have ong been used with perfect success
in all cases ot Ri Ell MArlSM, acute or chronic apply
ing 10 the head face nnbs; Cont. Tic Doloreanx,
Fuothache. Bonchilas, Vertigo, Nervous Sick Head
ache Indigestion, Paralysis Palsy. Epilepsy, Fits.
Cramp. Paptatlon Of the Heart ApopleAy, Stiffness of
JOINTS Lumbago. Spinal Complaints Neuralgia, Gene
raj Debility Deficiency VI Nervous Energy, and all
Nervous Disorders.
Their extraordinary effects upon the system must be
witnessed 10 be believed; and certain PREVENTIVE
for the above complaints they are equally To be
mended.
THE GALvANIC BELTS. BANDS, BRACE
LET'S, sc.
In some complaints OF very severe character and o
long standing. the power obtained by the Gavanc Ring
is not sufficient the progress Of disease and
ultimately restore health The improved modification
in the Galvanic Belts Bands Bracelets, &C., entirely
remedies this objection any degree OF power that is
quired easily be obtained aud disease which The
mysterious agent OF GalyanlSn can elect, Will a 10 be
permanently relieved.
Certificates bearing strongest witness The exiraor-
binary effects of these articles, daily accommodating
and al liberty 10 refer 10 number of persons
Lynchhnrg aud vicinity. who have used them.
The Genuine Galvanc Rings and Fluid only TO
be obtalnedof WILLIAMS X VICTOR,
Sole Agents.
WHO have recently received addition their ssort-
men'. of fine Jewery, Watches &C.,
Ot9 Is
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INCREASED SPl;i.D
or the Great uJ'cslerss Route.

PASSENGERS leaving Lynchbsrg on Mondays
4 Wednesdays and Fridays, by Terry * Maslin's line
-, stages, reach the White Sulphur Springs the Sc,
cond eyenn. at 5 p NJ. li.eoee by line 10 Lewis.
burg thai night Leave there the morniug Sun
day exceped,) Al, \. NJ, and reach Guyandolie the
secand night by 9 O'Clock -wliere Steam Boats pass
hourly for Cinclnnati aud the Great West.
The whole ron'e is firm graded turapsns, and the
extent Of line enables 10 make ii Thoroughly
popular one, while promise lack Of exeriun 10
reader il such.
% Fare from. Uhite Sulphur Springs 10 Gpyan-
dole, SlO.75.
Passengers will I've allowed 50 u.s. Of Baggage over
tta, ptap3riiona'e charge will be made
For any other iniurmalion. enquire OF S. b. Clewes.
at the Franklin Ilulel, Lyuchbnrg.
W.P. PARISH s. Co.
Ocl l6 3w-W IN
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ROLLED IRON,

; TONS / inch by :. | a by !, and by inch "a
- sale low t,r cash
BRYANT, rlNSLEY & LANiNDER.
Oct. Is Ii
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7 WILL offer, at public auction on the 9Th day Of
i next month. the following property, 10 wit
One hundred and sixty-fve fee, of Ground, on Main
street, opposite my present dwelling. Also. one hun
bred and sixty five feet Of ground at the junction of JEFF
ferson street and Fourth Alley. Also. one square Of
Ground containing four Lots, on the Turnpike, adoin
ing Alexander Liggatls field. Also, on The south side
of the Turnpike, commencing at Twelfth street, four
Squares, containing sixteen haltac Los.
This properly, with the square first named afford the
most splendid and comfortable building about Ly nch.
burg The above lots will be divided to suit purchasers
will also sell piece of
WOOD LAND,
on the road leading TO Campbell court house, at the three
mile stone. containing over one hundred acres.
credit of eight, sixteen and twenty four months will
be given; but The whole Of the purchase money
may be deferred till the end of the two years. the pur
chaser paying interest annually The whole sum-the
debt be secured ny good security and the lille retains
ed until the property is paid for.
WILLIAM DAVIS, JR.
9th mo. 6 WIN
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GEK.N.Ev. COLOC.v'E.

NOV on hand an assert nent of GERMAN CO.
~ LOGNE, also Handkerchief PefiuEes. &c. and
Tor hv ID. W. MOORE,
Al the Big Pitcher.
ct. 10 Is
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"A valuable tract Of land said TO contain
4l5 .ICR rs.

lying on and adjoining the Tobacco row mountain, a
bn SIX nsies from Amherst court house, which ia.
cob II rec aow lives tenant. il being The same land
purchased by said Ellis of William II. Garland
Also the following other tracts OF land DESERVED ia
the said deed as follows
CONE HUNDRED IND SEVENTF 1CRES
ct laod on which Lindsey Burks resides. Also,
tract ct land lying at the Pea Vine Mountain lin Ans
~rs',) adl'nlng Armistead's Clover Hill tract called
lu'eys place. And another tract dpinng thereto Tor.
mefly owned by Walter Williams, and conveyed 10
IN trust, To sechre debt due tn said Ellis
from said Williams and purchased by him the said Ellis
at the sale thereoby the trustees"
'Also one other tract called Cheseady tract now ia
the occupancy of James Davis"
At The same time and place, will sell upon the
saHe terms, four valuable young and likely ST. AYES
emyeyedby The said deed, that is saw Frankey Mar,
eaiet and Sally young women; aid Preston a ,onng
man, or SO muci Of the said property shall be suf
cunt to satisfy debt secured by the said deed and due
10 me Farmers Bank of Virginia.
we believe the title to the said property unqnesoned
no acting as trustees shall convey only that which
Is vesled IN US by the deed aforesaid
=4.o CHAMPE CARTER, . ,r
JAMES GILLIAN, { trustees
r. ). If the Eth November next. shall be n rainy
Day, the sale will be made Tuesday the 18Th
OclI6 J1N
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tviMdOsc Glass and PMify.

4 MOTHER lot OF very superior Window Glass and
"A Putty, just received and for sale by
ID. w. MOORE.
Sign Of the Big Pstcter.
Oct I6
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LEATHER, SILT, COFFEE, sc.

1AS Sides prime Red Soal Leather
IO.I 100 do do Black and Russell do
100 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt
1000 lbs pure and extra White Lead in cans and kegs
% bags prime Rio Green Coffee
5 bags old government Java Coffee
Receiving pr Barges Lynchbutg. and Flying Lncy
and for sale by GEORGE BAGBY.
Sep Is is
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SUPERIOR WINES, Ac.

I OO 0DCSHELS FLAX SEED.-We wis
wv " hpurchase 100 B lsiels Fax Seed,
which We viii pay very high price.
Ang q ..sa's
asa,s sessz
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FALL. FASHIONS.
Hoomness Ribbons and Flosrers.

ID ECElN1NG AMI openngat Richmond Cash Store
q a large assortment oi Bonne,s. pau extra fine.
100 pieces BON ct Ribbons some elegan, styles. at
reduced prices;
50 boxes artificial Flowers, real French,
cheap.
boxes real French out side Flowers. only
100 ps. WI WILLIS.
Oct Is IL
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sale under Eeccd in Trust.

Z, CRSUAN'f 10 the provisions Of deed executed
tous. as trustees. by Richard S. Ellis, bearing
da ttr 26h day May 1888 whic, is duly recorded
ii he uuuiy clerk 5 office of Amherst c,mniy We
n pr iced. AT Amherst court house. Monday tue
l. nay al November next, Chat being day } To
= Ia ,ht highest bidder, for cash, the following real
a ~ personal estate, conveyed 10 by the said deed
that is Ia say:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. 'L.
d ETTERS Of Administration having
b been granted to the undersigned On
the estate Of Harvey NJ. Law ue-
ceased, at the April Term, l846, Of 'nS
Probate Court of Amite county,--all
persons having claims against SAID eS'a"
are required to present them duly au,
thenticated within the time prescrlDeu
by law, or they will be forever barred
and those indebted TO the same are !"
CURED to make immediate payment.
JuSTUS HURD,
Administrator.
Nay ,, 1915. "o
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LAW NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II ME undersigned having been ap.
Il pointed commissioners to receive
and audit claims against the Estate Of
ho0ert j. Corington, deceased, reported
insolvency by The Probate Court Of Amte
County, Mississippi, at the March Term,
l845, will meet al he Court House in
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Oathe lSt Wednesday in each month,
tor the ensuing six months.
ERASMUS S. RUSSELL,
b. WADE SMITH,
Commissioners.
March 90, Is45 ANS
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Livingston HBt IG|0 +. talI
d. T. D. Ilrls Da1f EIf#f The ~
boxes 20. yo8f Fayaf 1nd lguo pUa .cn
wIibuf Bsf Iu.g, wara sold guI lu .ra
months, aud IfnHueu. cB.s wofe m1Ia .1f
more which w'co1d G1' supply, pud we
N0u.I add us q fosIiuuuy. 100 tHatf favor,
'dpt So tar rs our knowledge extends,
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Respectfully yours,
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ANDREW DAILY
New Orleans, Feb, 1915,
Prospectus of the
Nj S s j ssippi Cultiyator
Southern Pearl.


". NJ Smyth-M. w. Philips-N. W. Camp
Editors.
WE propose issuing from the office q
the Southern Rcformer, a weekly iourna
of agriculture, Literature, and Genera
intelligence, so soon as one thousand sub
scrlbers are obtained. We sub;oln brief
y the plan OF the new work:
The Agricultural Department will con
tain accounts o! agricultural experiments
agricultural discoveries; correspondence
recipes; general hints on domestic econo.
my; and statistics Of useful reference. -
This department will receive the undivi,
ded attention Of DR.. NJ. W. Phjljns. a
practical planter, aided by numerous sue
cesslul and experienced planters in the
southwestern states; and will generally
occupy about one half Of the entire pa
per.
The Literary Department will contain
ARTICLES of Original Literature, consisting
.ot reviews, poems, and scientific and lin
erarv lectures Of state institutions, &c
Under tho head of Selected Literature.
will be found Tales, Sketches. Gems of
Thought, sc. And under the head of
Miscellany, may be found Anecdotes, Sta
tlstics, Collegiate Records, and Cores.
Pondence. The item OF Intelligence will
contain Foreign and Domestic News; no
tees of the Religious world; Masonic
and Odd-FelIows, and Temperance so.
cIetles. This Department will be under
the control Of Wm NJ. Smvth and Doc,or
N w. Camp.
no articles OF any particular political
bias or sectarlan influence, will ever find
a place in this journal. The public may
rest assured that it shall be the chief ann
81 the editors TO make the MiSsiysippi
CuhiUdt0r and Southern Pearl. emphaii.
'aIIy, an Agricultural and Family paper.
o which no politician or professor of re.
igon can take any exception We ask
n intelligent people, Sha Il such a publ
alton in Mississippi succeed?
TERMs:-The Mississippi Cultivator,
nd The Southern Pearl. will be published /
weekly, and afforded to subscribers at the
Nv price Of three dolidr$, payable always
advance It will be printed on a sheet ,
line white paper, Of better quality
nan that now used by the Retormer, and
beautiful new BREWER and nonpareiI
pc, procured expressly for the work. "
Will be of twelve large quarto pages
taking six hundred and twenty four pa.
IS at the end Of the year, and contain
ore reading matter than the Reformer.
The work will be occasionally illus
ated by engravngs Of stock, agricu.
raj implements, &c. II the work does II
It prove the best, neaiestin typography, CO
well as most comprehensive agricuI p
raj paper ever published in the south. ne
'stern states, the fault shall not rest ar
tn the proprietors and editors. III
y specimen number will be published the h,
It OF November next, if the materials arrive y
time. ar
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I HTfH yF TEHFEHANCE.
y. A WEEKLY family HeHsmaet a.
\ n fa#I a ihf Ffnmahan q. IHH
.FtHU In upa LuEtIHaf. il8F#l
|HW 4HI BtHiBHnn. ~ improvement.
V fHH.U"ff ~ NHv Offals. tuue.4H,
.tnI FHa 08'h.Wfai, 3D. saH18HsI Ia f4.a
IfIy. fa OruHfJ af fls .pN price ~
fsp d0.Hu tnI hrY eaofs pff a1Uaw, la
|tanJl.F .G advance printed 10 qltHg
form, ag NHH paper anI c.Hftyre
IHH HWH ht4 arrived when tHfbH pl
.Far TO Urfo1sy demanded ~ fHe b.
eullaf .t1fHrr.t ~ return 8uI Improve
ucUf 1thr s5uIGNes, aaT We ara b..
rormu.I Iu mbka bold anI vigorous AZ
l1r meet fha demand
lhr mpaf will advocate, with naIoft.
lion aaI IUnwIIfy. bul win Gfmnr. aud
decision. fbH pore and l0lty principles oil
'HU IbHreHee from 40 nfuxicuipg.
drinks boz hoa.fbs complete and
ld.r. reform ln our system OF EHnra
ton y ufhrr b. aiIiur9s the usIaG.sh.|
msu'A " thor 8gh our IN lbr Library
Uu1 Agricultural 5ocn'es, md M enter
rrsrs public or pfyote, calculated lo ell.
"'ufr. cnIlghton md stimulate The groat|
mass Of uIn1 throughout our section OIL
country IA section than which. lhoro n .
none richer or more udyanagenusIy and
sau5n0usIy situated for the doyoIope. /
ncni OF its wealth, Oh the face OF The
globe.
1t will labor TO kindIe a love for the re.
ined, the useful; and neither pains nor
Expense will be spared to render it all
hat the friends Of the cause, in which i'll
$ embarked, could desire; alike the ad.
'ocale Of great and practical principles
# Temperance, Morals, and Improve.
nent, and the social and attractive com.
'anlon Of the parlor and family circle
IN the one hand it will avoid the destfuc-
I'VE Chary bdls Of being confined excIu-
lyeIy to oHe subject, and the fatal ScyIla
attempting to grasp eUery thing on the
Their,
Whilst drawing, whenever it may I
INK proper, upon the exhauslless and s
nnobling principles Of ChriaiaaHy-as a
lch, it will carefully shun sectarian re- u
glons, as well as party politics. fl
With this exposition Of the course we it
tend to pursue, the appeal to the friends !,
the cause is made. l
ANDREW DAILY. :
New Orleans, Feb, 1915,
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VA E will deliver Bagging and Rope
w 10 those who may wish ii, OF
Natchez, Bayou Sara, WoodviIe, or Gin.
Ton. HITCHCOCK q BARNEY.
may II, 1916 er II
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GIVen under our hands.
Feb. 9, 1843, JAMES BAGLEY.
May 3, JAMES MONTGOMERY
June 20, HARRIS TAYLOR.

ELYToN, JEFFERSON Co. Ala, Feb. 8, 1913.
This is TO certify, that | was appointed
last April, an Agent for the sale of DR..
HuII's Vegetable Fever and Aeue and An
tI-iever Pills; since which time | have
sold about forty boxes. Ia not a single
instance, to my knowledge, have they fail
ed to cure ChIlls and Fever, when used
according to directions. Since became
an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve
or fifteen different cases Of ChiIls and
Fever in my family, and Hul's Pills
have cured every case.
Price 81, per Box with foil directions.
~ Sold in Liberty by VIM. McKOW-
AN and J. ballard, Agents.
Also sold in Nachez, by McGRAW
and FOX, Druggists. may "a. l2m6
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NEW FIRM. 81
\ NHE subscribers have this day orn''
Il ed co-partnershlp for the transac-
non OF the mercantile business under the
name and style Of Hitchcock Il Barney
T.. w. HITCHCOCK.
| q. H. BARNEY. Y ,
May LIST, l845. .g gaeG