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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
BY Dease q Murphy.
POETRY.


"0h, Laura will nothing bring thee
Fer soften those looks ofdisdain?
Are the songs Of affection sing thee
> All doomed to be sung thee in valn2
Ioffer thee love the sincerest,
My heart at thy feet cast down,
Then take me and wear me, my dearest
Nay, Laura, in mercy don't frownI"
But the lady, naughty look hinging,
Said, Cease my compassion to move,
FofTm not very partial TO singing,
And they're poor whose sole treasure is
Iove!"
"My name will be sounded in story,
offer thee, dearest my name;
have fought in the proud field of glory,
Oh! Laura, come share in my fame
Ibring thee a soul that adores thee
And loves thee wherever thou art,
Which thrills as its tribute It pours thee
Oftenderness fresh from the heart"
But the maiden said, "Cease to importune,
Give Cupid the use OF his wings;
All! fames but pitiful fortune,
And hearts arc such valueless things"
ooh Laura, forgive if I've spoken
Too boldly may turn not away
For my heart with affection is broken
My uncle died only today
My uncle, the nabob, who tended
My youth with affectionate care,
My manhood who kindly bcfriended-
Has died and has lot me his heirl"
And the maiden said, Weep not, sincercst,
My heart has been yours all along:
Oh! hearts are of treasures the dearest,
Sweet Edward, 60 on with your songW
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

THE FEMALE EYE.-John Smith says
that the female eye has the following
variety of expression: The glare, the
stare, the leer, the sneeL, the invitation,
the defiance, the denial, the consent, the
look Of love, the flash OF rage, the sparkling
Of hope, the languishment Of sofiness, the
squint ofsuspicion, the FIRE Of jealousy aud
lusire Of appreciation aud pleasure. He
forgot TO mention than peculiar bashful
glance, denominated the Sleeps eyes
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

A SPARTAN MorHER.-T'he widow Of
Commodore Porter wrote 70 her sole sur.
viving son, Lieut.. Porter az DE Navy
Ny son should Be glad % zee you, but
Ipnefer that y0lf 80 tts ether uaT.H She
desired him 70 repair % Mexio0 = svs1gs
hrs broiheI's deait.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

AcaUIrTED.-At special term o. fhe
Federal Circuit Court held AZ Charleston,
s. G. last week, Capt. Clapp, Of the ship
Panther, indicted cor being employed in
ne slave trade was acquitted.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
INSTRUCTIONS


To be observed by the officers command
ing vessels of the home slu d on, in ens
forcing the Blockade of Ports on the east
coast of Mexicoi
1st. No neutral vessel proceeding to-
wards the entrance of the blockaded port
shall be captured or detained, if she shall
not previously have obtained from one of
the blockading squadron special notifica-
ton of the existence Of blockade. This
notification shall moreover be inserted in
writing on the muster-rOll of the neutral
vessel that meets her, and it shall contain
the announcement together with state
ments of the day and latitude in which it
made.
Cd Neutral vessels which may be al
ready in the Port before the blockade of it
shall have full liberty to depart, with or
without cargo, shall have full liberty to
depart, with or without cargo, during fl.
teen days after that upon which the block
ade is established.
Sd. The ports Of Vera Cruz and Tam
pico will remain entirely free to the en-
trance and departure Of neutral, non-co
mercial mail packets.
Mexican boats engaged exclusively in
fishing on any part of the coast will be
allowed to pursue their labors uumolest-
ed.
In its present, political condition, the
flag of Yucatan is to be respected.
(Signed) y. COMMON.
U. S. ship Cumberland, off G3razos
Santiago May 18th, 1916. f
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17
A NUT FOR BLACKGUARDs.

The sentiment contained in the following
paragraph from an ''old paper" is undoubtedly
true We copy it for the benefit ofthOse il may
concern.
personality is the resort ofa low and des-
picable soul; unjust inierences. known 10 be
such, and drawn from distorted premises pro-
coed from the same source lfthese could be
passed over IN silence BY the parry assailed; lie
general rule TO this effort could be established,
the odium would return 10 plague the inventor,
and every invldious attempt on the part Of one
Journalist TO perven the language Of another
would fall hurless agains the character Of ne
object Let Il Be ygcneraliy HndeTstooi that an
artiois iehiek dessrres 10 reply on aee0uHt Of
It's seHrriisfg, edNHOf Teeeirs a. AID the per-
soHalities Of me pres to0uld soon Be fuspended,
Even the few caAaile Of The corps would find
themselves compelled into decs6cy nnd good
manners"
SINGULAR MASONIC FAcT.--In an ad-
dress lately delivered By Past Grand Mas
Ter, r. G. Scott, before the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia, we find the following curious
statement Il IS 50 honorable 90 the Ma
sonic institution that we presume the
members Of that ancient body wall be
pleased 20 read Il, and see IL circulated. Dr..
Scott said:
"FIom sources OF information on which
I entirely rely, ! state The fact, that iifiy at
least Of those who signed The Declaration
II Independence we're Masous, and the
sane history informs us that every MAJOR
General Of The Revolutionary army was y
mason, save one, and tbai one, was Benz
dict Arnold"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

BLOCKADE OF THE MEXICAN PoRTs.-In
consequence of the press of matter, we were
compelled to omit in Saturdays paper several
articles OF interest," among them wasthe procla.
nation OF Commodore CoNNoR, declaring the
principal ports Of Mexico, from Vera Cruz TO
the Mexican line, in state OF blockade. We
supply the omission this morning The Com
modore has already sufficient number of YES.
sells to maintain the blockade, though his force
will shortly be reinforced.
PROCLAMATION OF BLOCKA DE.
In virtue of authority vested in me by
the government of the United States Of
America, hereby declare the ports of We
ra Cruz, AIvado, Tampico and Matamo-
ras, in the Republic of Mexico, to be in a
state of rigorous blockade by the ships
and vessels under my command.
The Blockade will be extended to the
remaining ports and rivers of that Repub-
lie on the Gulf Of Mexico, as soon as cir
cu1stances will permit-of which due no.
tice will be given.
This Proclamation is made for the in
formation of all concerned and a copy
of the instructions given to the BIockading
Squadron, is annexed.
Given under my hand this fourteenth
day of Nav, A. d. 1916, on board the
U. s. ship Cumberland, off Brazos San
nago. (Signed) ID. Common,
Commanding u. s. Home Squadron.
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lllt, MARK Els.

We give Ibis morning copIous extracts of the freign
markets We will, IN cmnex'on, ave some particulars
tn cna pe every tsner calculate the price OF wheat
England. As IT is, our farmers cannot tell.
An English bushe is 70 b. ot wheat, while ours is
IS lbs
The English hushe oil wheat weighs 20 pounds !;
bushels, equal to $50 pounds being quarter of
weight.
q bushels American wheat ofG0 pounds to the bush
81, sequa to The English quarter.
The Enesh sack o fl ,ur weighs 2eO pounds aud I
sacks | 500 pounds, tqnaI TO 10 American barrels
10 bring English sterling money To dollars aud cents,
double The pence, The answer is GEMS.
ltIs frequently asked 10 explain the Inference be
tween the price Of wheat per quarter and per barrel IN
sterling money. Canada paoer says he simple rub,
by which every ascertain This lor himself is 10
multiply the price per quarter hy and divide by u
me result will give the amount per barrel. Thus %
eh'egs per quarter, multiplied by AID divided by J,
gN's3 Sd, per barred.
lie imp ssuu with grrat many porS Us i, thai
Wheat Corn and fhur pay ia dny on g,In. into En-
gland. his 5 nns,akt lhe present GUY On !nuIao
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IXNr;ai.u,s;: MARKET.

For tis ,resk ending Saturday, Cci'br 10, lsi6.
p,l,s we Eve Il Correct lis, o the market Tor pas
werk
y,b,.re.-I.ngs, 30 cts to 80 Leaf, inferior. s.
- T., 50 }; connpn s. o1to 40 J. mid1lmI 81 "a
i ~; shipping, 400 10 GOO; manufacturing, (coa-
m1nJ $50 To 6.oG, fine manufacturing $1,000 10
$500
sales $50.
" heat.-91 10 100 els
G,ain-Gotn. 80 cents per onshrl Oats. clean %
Ia . cts per bushe; sheal Oats. % cts; Rye nane Ia
market.
fI,rsraai Grass Seeds The Season being now o.
vel have prices III rephrt
observation-disclosures "a 10 GEMS. the stuck mol hea-
w N demand pr Wagon bacon. our makr Prln-
clptlly supplied IRON the east; Beef IS per hundreds
Nal - cts per bishel ff,m wagon
Flh-ilernss, 81 5lm s. hr No. |. clipped
Family Re-. s., Sad s.; M,ckere, n. /, sl3, y,
>. $3.50. M. ). s.
CoTts-Sl. D,nlngo. s In 9 cents per h.; Ro. 9
n Q, cents; Iasulra q 10 cts java Ia 10 10 cents;
CUB, IL 3.
Sagm.-Bmwn. New Orleans 81 to Q. per Ii
Porto Rm,. 3 In 9cenls pr H.; 81 CtolX. II 10 l2i
cent. per H. Loaf. III To II cents per h.
Caaiies -'fallow. i tI2i cents per h., Sperm, SO
10 81 cents per H.; lnIl s sons. ljto per ID
Jhiskeu.-Pncrs range fsm - To % cents, and
llrtle trellng.
Brandy -Appe,new % to % els per gallon, Peach
none IN market.
Cotton ! mas.-l .yhchhnfI, MoniIcello and Mon
n ,rih Carolina Factories, lG'ts. per 10.
Lroa-lsrIron 81 per ton aud III denanl from
bpsrs So from sure Pig Iron IS to 49, according
l. .allty.
S.eei-Bljsered & tbs cents per h.; German, - to
II crns Shea 20 To % CENTS per ID; Cast Steel, 20
to - cts. per ID.
I.iuseei Od-70 cts. Lamp. 81 90 TO |. so per
gallon; Tanners, SIG 100 to $500 per bbI.
Leaiher.-Good Sole 10 10 8 cts. per h.; Damaged
Sole. II to II CENTS per ID.
4 4 nl,. 4 ., L.. n 1
O i 90 per key.
UooL-WooI. 24,27 cents perth; Wool Rolls. 50
To ACE. per h.
C0ai aud Uood--Bituminnus. p cents per bushe
Anthracite : 90 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood s.
per cord; Hickory, 3! 80 per cord.
ApplpS. dried (noue IN markell
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BALTIMORE MARkf,r-Oct G

GATrLE.-'rkere were large number Of Beef
Caule afforded al the scales Yesterday but the demand
having fallen nf, prices declined. There were so
hesd offered of which 2J3 driven 10 Philadelphia
and 747 sold tn the batchers prices ranging from
rs $50 per 100 lbs. the hoot. equal 10 435Da4 5
Average OF s1les sboui s. 20 gross. 1--we Hogs
selling at SID IS
FLOUR.-'rhe Flour market is dull and ondn
down. There were sales Of about $40 hbl4. Howard
al brands lay at S. i5-snDr holders sskIn, more,
hn Cannot yet We also snail sales eli both Guy
Mia and Su,sneIannlhs at s. IS. Holders ore awaiting
later from Europe nov due. We quite Corn
M.aI al So e7,sSi.
GRAlN.--N heat is also ar the decline, and quite
tlal. We quite good tx prime reds al lOOalU aud
ordinary To good at 9iai0Oc We nole sale at prime
Pa white al l2Oc. Salr oil yeIlpw corn al Zoe, no
thing dung in ~he-sa,s Of Oats at 33a3ic., aud ty,
al Csc.
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gStnry DtSfricf Free <Ch00SN.

4 l meeting nj the Board OF Schod comm lssoners
N al lltaN teurt HOUSE. ~ the SECOND Monday IN
September iSl6, under lhr enlnled an Ia csab
i>h Dslrrt Free Srh"ls IN the counties vt Lancaster.
W tslm relaud aud other counties therein mehluned,
passed frhfaaty 10Th ISIS the Il ,ard adopted .hetaow
in IL OF lon:
Resolved, That proposals from such persans as any
drsln 10 engage IN Schnn Teaching the ensuing year.
VIII be received On and attrt the lhrL Monday N.
vemher next and that the Clerk he instructed forward
the same Tor insertion IN such nj the public pnts d The
Commonwealth. aud Tor ~ Ion, lime as may. IN his
dlSrreton be deemed necessary Il give genera, pub
liclty. JOHN r. NOOrfON Sec't,
Oct. - Jw
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PIlJLADEIpllIA MAIIkET-Oc, 6.

The densnd far Flour is less active and prices have
fallen of-saies of fresh ground al $5lss-holder esa
higher prices, stock 81, ,S5l23. Corn Meal
And Rye Flour firm al 81.
Sales of prime red Wheat al l5all Is cenis-yello"
C"rn, prime 10 cents. No change IN Oats-seng al
30 els. Whlskey, 27a2S cts. Large sales of Lagulfa
Cutie at previous aud firm.
Guns siderable Transactions Pork anvance Of
is CT pee TO- Cotton i, firm al the advanced rate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12

|Hu T., 3. V. ALBERT l.. HOLIDAY, Qale
=. - ny III Pefsla,l expecting 10 be released
rpf nt' ngigemrnts has signfed his willingness
"#'''' te the dulles oi teacher in the Christian
asot school, lately advertised by the Ludersign-
ed.
ms School VIII commence the second Monday
oclobef al l'feno, IN the county Of Fluyana and II
VII he lin'ied 10 twenty scholars and 10 buys not eX-
etdlng IL years old at lie commencement
Tuition and board--lncIudpa all expenses except
ho"k. sIaihnarv and clphng-wl he 81 80 for
son OF t. on Is. payable IN advance. half on II
md Monday Octnher and the remainder ON the ST.
ood Monday in Marh.
lhere btinI less tn1n hall The proposed nber yet
gagged, eiiels addressed /, the Undersigned Sesra
Stands tuvanna county. will be pro nplly
r'endtG 10. mo. II. COOKE.
O tuhef d
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The I'r'1foss az ths ss9tEEEfs and
salem inruailxe "a


A RI requested IN meet The Farmers Bank of Va.
~ II i-,nehhurg. on Thursday. the 9Th Of Ocobsr
newt.
ffoP"qals will be received by the Treasurer o, r.
Bank ~ any one al the Dupc,rs until fhe alove meet
M In Keep IN repair The Iynchbufg and Salem Turn
pike Road of twelve months from The / 81 day Of De.
rrmher nrxi.
bndrt'aktf' will 10 required 10 give bond and good
'pty 70 AffP 'hr fnHd IN good order, 81 tbs, wagons.
heavily laden, pass AID epass with their usual Load
ing.
hey wul also be required 10 keep regularly a, work On
TIE fad i've hands and two horses IN The rocked mart,
qua TWO minds and ohe horse IN the dirt pan aud a.
much more labor NJ will nj all tunes keen The tad i,
3",d io''ahle ofder lrdges feet span a, The
risk ii the Company.
Election ri IoIlqahetes will take place at the ,boy.
meeting candidates mnsl hand IN their names and ssy
Witch gate they otef for.
BENZ, WiiKS, President
o l.. and ;. T. Comnsny.
Sept. % $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12
WIoIAR', bAIeAM OF WILD CIitKRY


I'VE extraordinary success attending the Of this med
ic;ne N the diseases OF the lung, aud singular
che ~ has effected, having naturally attracted the
ton OF many phy sIcdus, vel a. The whole maternity
quackS, yaluus cpncc lures aud sunni have respect
as compo. lion Some physicians have supposed
contain 1dn other Igpraut pftitndcfs IT must contain
aud to such substance they each attribute
singular efficacy. As such opinions altogether
and cdcudted To prejudice many arainst
PLEDGE OUR HONOUR
thai il contains nothing OF s kind any thing tho least
injurious tic contrary composed the simple
substances, the principal o Inch the oi
aud i'd cherry bark, and the whole OF efficiency
consists thc mode bv viii lrthey prepared
Nom genuine without the written Signature OF Butts.
The abpve valuable Nr'icine j. f5r sale by
- Il. iN NAN, Druggist.
OF. IL 81 II
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From he CuculpofJ *. c, kop t'rich


""S'
from me hc'H"Y y I, haPHFich
ltN f.RIOoI, Sept II.
American ff0VlslpnS.-l1urnI the wick which las
tia sed Slpce uur last Circular, we have very hllle
chan e 10 uoIIcr IN our Puac, market save III ON
'Ibe ,o,flar L,. continued xi,,.,,.l, t, ND c,,,,
,hI,# md H. lac, ,,,, H., I i
- ~ ~ ''''' ' "'' - nav "'," It
tutd ana heuNtd bai He col Ilfne! Loss o the Potato
crop, with the heavy and steady uptlon u all kinds
{" leod, has caused considerable advance ptce and
large quantities have changed hands "a speculation Al
the taIluui inc ptlres:
Ne.icyn s.u.,I ,fl,,r -. IL, ~ o.. =, 81. l....
,,,i i,,a -, ' % 49,
49, ~ W. - :" -, Psi l'.,'ti. Nn''' AIS"
= - l"i quarter dtsitI anu Iud.n Meal has ftd1 u
- Ia -, per barrel. The arrivals are Iarue, aud all
the the .ies lead rs to pxpr vast sun
plies from thence Al u,res u ,,l =, III In,
=, .l.,,,,r. = -
w h'"Si eonI' IS we would Iaak AT ms rapid fl.e
Hun suk Tutlt IL
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A.. RpS 4 y EAL6 -, .sr.,
EC6iGr ia Fancy HHd .tf0pfc
DR. G &C d s,

IhNtHuuEe, ~.
ESlFt III .iA olorm, his friends aud The rol
nc 'o'' IL n'sla'' received ana opened his entll'
'' "
I.HLsL\D " LNIE9 GODIS.
purchased recently n III Nohrrn cillts, such term,
will enablr I'M 10 aiic as yf,,l nducement. Ia ,r
chasrts. ruhrrai Wholesale NJ REIs\II, n, att,
house this ste.un ii county, III, stneL ~ l.frI
comprising an Intensive assortment 4, ,llu5s ,,r,y -,
lcr usually G.und ina
Erx fsoo.,. g,.t,Ir;.t,p,.n.
-. -,
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'''''' - y, Wv '''"i'" '''t'S'
6-6EiFS' EfS3v dsOOdS.
Fine French { ,.h n,tc. IN n,ttrtn. nov, 80 la,
Rch omdn1ltd aud q n6re shaded d..
a7h"'rr ka1e,~ great variety.
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''"' N'"V"ihF''dolt 'Ihp taStu) Salts, n ne" AZ
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Has gladdcned the heart many mother, wha had
Peeed to follow her child 10 the grave but found
TO LIE and rosy health by this celebrated sprrr. II rApcls
~olm' without Initiating the the stomach aud bow
els, and combines the virtues OF tome, lhn-r
Alternative. Neither the Ncinusr nor The sprorauf has
Il rit IN the Whole rnuge OF the edca
Is 10 which euoh is adapted.
TIE pNEf is always returned, if Invnr.- Cafmnn-
tive does not produce the decided benefit IN tholcs
Sick loadaohc Gripping pains, DarIhon, all dorangc
ments OF stomach aud bonc.s.
IT NEVER fAlLS.-Thc American Han Dye never
ails, when used directed TO change the han any
other color, to IA beautiful uuburn jet black.
pIlES=la the OF Piles caused by the irr
OF small worms Jatne's Nrlmiluge cures all such
cases by removing worms, and mpaitng Ia alihy
the bsWes
ASTHMA, or PHiIISIC is caused bv a Judgment &c
the PhIcga mueus IN the acells which rurts the
passage o the through The wind tubes Jayucs Expec-
removes the obstruction with the greatest faculty.
arp cure the disease At
The above medicines prepared 10 Sooth Third
steel. ihilddc phia
The above valuable Medicine is for sale by
d. r. LYMAN, Druggist.
Oct. Il 1t
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n T. " II 81 NE = y
.IIsH .V1.C Concern

I AM Tins da, opening atmy Old Sand in I.ynchburg
nearly Opposite the Market House.
4 LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS.
Owing q the rev arrangements which have made
tor conducting hnSucss here The public may rest ms
>ure' thai good bargains may always he mad III me-
shall receive, almost every week the ycat NFw
GOODS, bought 1.-THE Noflhrn Aucunns aud el4eu
JOHN J. PUR\IS Agent.
Oct. II +.
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k.s MY 90 80.
tarprttitss Garpcttuus,

| HAVE. gust opened good stock Of I,aran and W
helIdn tafpetins, III which Nl sell q nteai ba +
pam. d. /. [. PETERS,
Oct. II ia
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Conunsp,iyes DC OH your Guard

IAN AND WOOD sAPTuA.
SINtf. the hr'i introduction of this papular remedy
- Ia public uatc, IN The fall ii 1913 Tar Nxture
aud nnsttums al every kind aud have strung up
aud are palmed Oh m the reputation oil this excellent
medicine, Ia The uns?ccng invalid; the propeiors
my lar With them Ia render them popular and secure
snles BE MT deceived aud avoid every medicine pur-
pnng 10 cantan Tar, except The original pepara on
'lhampsan's t"nPatud Syrup Tar aud Wuud Nspha,'
aud Thereby YOU will save ttme aud avoid disappoinl~
mcui.- Remcmbcr tbs nlyanable remedy is only pre-.
p,fedb ) Thompson, \, r. 9Th and Spruce
rlfeets, Phadclpha.
For sale by JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
.2gcni for Lynchbwg and ricinily
Apnl 20 wifi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12

| iiAN T. opened Splendid Stock Of the above Goods
which are cheaper Than they w,re known. |
would call the especial attention OF genlIetnen N want
of fIne Cat tea r'ce Of BoIlys black French Cloh
hat cannol be surpassed
Don T. c. pETERS.
October - Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12
Boots. Shoes. sole Feather. &C,


1 llAN f. on hand large sror, ol Bouts AT all prices
splendid stock of Ladies sd Snppus flrs Wells
and Busllas. OF all quantities Al,o good lot Of Sole
Leather which will sold cheap.
Don T. {. PETERS.
Oct IL f..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12
sIxAtyLs ! sYIAWLs /.

I'D IL II 30 phorns, Iefkcr. L, ,hmere ryroese FL
y slore aud Edmbnrs Nhael'. just opening. Very
cheap. DON +. &. PETERS,
Oct - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12
JOHN W. PAGE.
EOs. He nj.

1 HOT SIS ON THE nut
4 ANE rest Nj. Is Grrrn'7 -ppases4Ion given IL
- January 1877. Oae nrs Nj Tuwnle, 's-p5s-
,rsslon Gwen November Oh. ISl6. Two III rear The
tonr lionse-posSes~inn gwen December Isl, 1916,
aud November | |, 1876.
Apply 10 A. WILLIAMS.
Ga the Illl.
Orl. - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12

EbREClPilAlE)E Extract oi Bark oi the best 1u,-
lF, considered hy SUM- Physicians nearly, and by
others fully. Equal 10 q nono aud much lower pr.
ENTRAT of best Red Bark
POWDERED Rod. ioIlJs. Pale and Calisaya
bark al hcstqu,lDr.
SANDfoRD's Soperdnc Yellow Bark, Of best
quallY.
SAlltlNE, used trqnsnty in place of q ,inino
JEslll'S DROPS usrd instead oi Bark
For sale Al Howell DAVIES
september % ,,T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12
>llaVyls. >llaNiS.

I HAVE very large stock oi SlIiWI.S on hand,
L ranging IN prices from 50 cents piece 10 40 DO
cal and thsrl lon csu'l h. p being suited
Ais, lew splendid Piano Coyer. a. half prlre.
NM. II. RYAN.
Oct IL Is