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MARINE JOURNAL.


MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALaASAc..... THIS DAY.
rhF sUN .Ifx MOON. Full SRA
Ri,es..4 SO Se,s - Il Morn-.. 0 Eve. 8 40
LATEST DATES.
London .-...Aprl ls Hsvre April Il
Liverpool Aprl 10 HsvOr'esns. May Is
T SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Br ship Gram plan. Graham. from Liverpool. April
18th in ballast to Brsne 18th inst, Isl i3 Ion IS
g spoke bsrk Mari, LenbIe OF aarblehesd from Bos-
ton Tor Liverpool
sugar &c to master Sailed in company with bark
Nancy " Stevens Stevens, for NewYork. Oh Carys-
fort bark Louisiana, Spsudiug fun wO'lesnh Tor
Nsv.York.
Brig Orbit, Higgins ds fnIPsra India Rubber &c TO
Corning Son. Left brigs John Conway, from Msrsn
ham just arr Deposit Upton from Salem. do-the
Only American vessels in port.
Brig selma Smith 9; ds fr Mobile cotton. to Sturses
& Chairman.
Brig Belle vose, ds in, Passport lath Sc, to vose
Joyce
Schr Roscoe, of .edgwick ooer, 10 ds I'm Ragged Is
land 400 bushels salt to Nesmh & Walsh.
Below brig. Wind SOUTHEAST.
MEMORANDA.
Packet chip Queen OF the West, for Liverpool. has
anchored at the South West Spit
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WI ". Shirley. Aaer.onssr.

WI. ", SHIKLEf, AGeUobsef.
DYKE. WILLARD.-rhis Day, Friday. Msy 9id.
I'D 81 10 O'CLOCK al the 4cs Room. No II WasL LOT
Of Furniture from family leaving the city 90 Saturday hat
NUT sod consisiog OF BuresrI Tables Bedssesds.
Bedding maho ssuy Chairs Carpets, on Colb pvans So
IN, tea and dining Tables Also, 10 pay advances sale
peremptory 10 lots suit purchasers and ames hsnd-
variety OF China Tea Se,s Toilet Sets Pchers, Brit
ANNA Ware Cut Giass Solar Lamps arsndolss and var
ON. othsr n sful aytleiea Ia
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L,AIRBANkS,S PLATFORM SCALES.-Fs;r-
Co. hsye removed 20 No. Ia Wstsr-st near
Wall nyi tsH
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u The Lafayette Lodge A. q. of &. Il. will
give pubic me-uus the advocacy Of the Order the
Mount Vernon Hail. e5 Thrd.avenue Friday evening,
" 22d 1916 Address-s will be delivered by Brothers
wssn AJAX and music accordion by Brother;
singing ny friend and music violin by friend The
Grand Stale Eucampment and Lodges OF The Order gene
rally. and the public are invited 10 attend
DANIEL CADY President
WM J. SMITH Secretary my21 81
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FOREIGN PAPE rs,

ARRIVAL OF rhs Britannia BURGESS. sTRlSGER
"A co huy. ust By Britannia heir regular
supply OF rondoo Illustrated News" Pictorial Times"
Puneh"" Bella LIE" Weekly Dtsp.teh"" Dublin Ma
hon. da.e OF Maya. They Of srrnz
BURGESS, sTRINGER CO.
my2z ~ Broadway. cor. OF Arn-st
n B-sGoseribers requested to call early and get
inrir an-ra
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II G. STONE, w..ehnsls. q snS w ysSsl'f. sss.s
sy., vac Lc ia IL O. o always euys sos CasA, co.,
isas with prOdn :oa rs: 10 Gss Of Esns ss To
y ~ s.ortmsut co1sists Of Gold and Silver Wstches-
Css.ns. Ksys Penes Brooches, and Bracelets. Silver
az De ABOVE PANIED articles eassfally repaired. od
GOA md silver txrn In exchange bought for cssa
n. G. BTOSE,
.IIsawtsr COL Broadway, cor. WaIksr-sl
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D. D NASH, Anciiooc~r.--S, ote lSS rulios-s,.
4 ASGE SALE OF FpRNlTURE-Ths Day.
II Frcsy, 10 oeoeh. IL iSs Futonsl coapri.inE So
fss and Soa Bedsra 6ur-anx spd Dresses Pier and
Gard Tables. pv.ns mahogany Tables mahogany aid
Chair Work Tables, Book Csscs marble WASH
LAmps Grapdoes Chira Frspch Redslsads feather Beds
Mstesses Looking Glasses iot OF Bssas:eds Rugs Kch
Esruiinre, lc- lts
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~ s3 Hntsfor 80 5O.-Hsis Of quality superior
10 ssc h-fnrs nr.d 10 The public equal IN style and
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kAEsTERFIRLD'S Newly Improved Kiebea
w Ranges -Tkrse Celebrated Ranges, ceono-
mica fuel Simple In construction, and neal 10 sppc1
snce have given general Satisfaction, and gs numb7rs Of
DO given N their favor Pereons wish
Ing 70 purchase Ranges would do well 70 call and examine
The same just completed superior 70
sny offered 70 tho public AL Ranges pat up oy 20 SAD
Gerber warranted give entire ssasfseuoa Builders
and Plumbers dealt with on reasonable tsruls.
J. WESTERSIELD, ~ Broadway,
my1O 2avInss. re.rIy opposite Wsyetiy place. q
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5,tuuI,or6, &t. OGuIrn.

. LADY wishes n SITUATION Eugisn Teacher III u
n scho or private family Inquire fur 4. 5. al Il Amity
rIacs. Bssi OF references given
Also Lady wishes a situation In store, who 10 = good
,.-,n,snt my22 3lrod-
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aurtiru Sales.

JosIAA keHAkps. xaeuoreer.
b ss B.o.Svay.-LIsersi casa Ad,.rees s.ds ga con.
fsn"0ou % On FRIDAY EVENING. MsysM
y.,r,ur LIsxA.Y OF Theological Booka-A ,.rrS sad
v.s.Sle Lssrsry Of TaeoloSeai Beois iaescine rsay
Ensi.sn edfsooA
---F =. COLTON, Ireroeser.
DYF. COTTON a CO. Aneaoo nc Cormiassea
b Mereassss--s,ors Nos. lis Fslton ssd $. Ann as
L.i se -.sses seoas sssr for priv,.s al.
srcrpc Out dooS rass q s~s-
y dsseptoe Of foods puneisay susadsd TO and respect
o. FRIDAY, Nay IA
Al ie s'elock. ii 81 Ann-st
consistnx Of sof.s screanx mahogany tables toilet
sands chairs, bedssads fcsshsr eeds hAr natsfses s
roSs sapes Of, ssh ooA!sg slasses, eoess. TN ware,
SATURDAY, May -
M'oi c'e,oeA II 81 Ann-st
SALE o. Hocsxsolp AND KITCHEN FrlSrTuRx, kc- Coz
Chars ssdssssds seSs BAR as:ssse. Sssr Hoss
CTPea Oh Cob Looking Glasses, cioess Tn Ware, as
Also. 800 Boston Recksrs.
b JANUS rH III Ssoss M, ssh.
Nls o'eloef. 1t Se Merchants Exchange
CRAscxxf Sair-uoder hs dtresnen o. W. AeMersy.
Mssuss-So l-S Lanrrnsst all that LcS 0noopd knsvn
No l7s Lanrsns.t FOR fall PARTICULAR hassfs No.
FRIDAY MAY Sesh
AtiO O'Clock, Ut STORE No LtSerty>st
HAspwasE curLEsY. &c. credit Of s,x months for
approved erdotsed noaa-o packages and loo Of fesh
imported Rruinsaam and sSeshe,e soes,; seoS,ans ef
Fnes Bs,eh~rs Da.inS Knives, psie chest sd
Locks Frnts, Tea frsys and wss,er. Curry cess
log and halter Csalns Carolina Hoss patent and common
Butts. Cspdesrcts SnaAers, Co silver and ircn ea
and table Sponns Britannia do Tooscco ScIes Table Butts
osns ~ 0Sa eerew, "saS sra n"s ~ 49,
The .sov. stock ..a goods .nd in complete order.
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PORT OF NETWORK.
IMMATURE ALaASAc DAY.
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NEW BRUSSELS CARPETS.
sPRING sTYLEs.
THE Subscriber has lately recsvsi elegant pat
OF Brusses Tbreeply and ingain Csrpo,s OF The
styles and patterns and OF Tho approved
fscture, which will be sold at reduced prcsG
BENZ. LYNES, $50 Pearls. opposite William.
Also for sale, few pieces OF now patterns Ingram for
Church Carpets R2< 1moodis'
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rs,U HARDWARE MrIchsats--The advertiser Wishes
10 obtain situation in hardware store has had three
wears ex periepce and will work for his asry Refers 10
mia present employers letter len al This office for W.
,,.,Ii,, ami
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Fine French Aolestln.. -
Those who wish 10 purchase a splendid Hat for a low
prie. are requested TO csn at MILLSS, l7s Broadway
Howard Hotel, mylS 2wb'
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DENIES, PkNNIks-Iu roiIs Of atSy ssea i9f
L sale u Tie Tribune o&ee, myls hu
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JUST PUBLIsHRD,
ALMANAC for 1S47-Tbeutte
.naof.S a. he rost Of manufacturing. BY
81 pyLis- FOWLERS y WELLS, iSi Nasssu-st
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STEEL, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
NEEDLES, kc--Ths subscriber, Wholesale Co;nmisson
AYunt for portanDu and sale manufscturers'
sceoali so.es orders from tho Importing TRADE. No
cou nisson charged.
well assorted stock Of Gallery Table Cuusry kenheys
Razor. re uIv ava on band. & B. gTEkTOk,
uyl iIurodss IL MaJcso-iaz1, up stairs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

tha lasi two three conflicts and is this n cause for
despondencyl Should you rather redouble yout eli
fur,s, arouse your energies and shske of the apat
that apparently hangs like a nghl-,uare upon YOUR
uonsf have ALREADY said he IN The held I'LL
you lay upon your arms when the enemy tnvadrs your
ierritoryf Will you sleep ufnn Your nos,s when the
din oil battle Ia slrsady heardl Nu lnu~ yuu will not
you cannot! Then up guards and at h m =" aud sfow
your Wanting foe, What people aroused by inrce Of
principle can doet him know that enemies al home or
abroad cannul deter yon from pursuing that course
just appreciation oi those principles demands of
YOU Your enemy Is nov exnlling that YOU have
candidate. Aud shall II be SAID that YOU VIII give up
without resistance thai you " NJ not fir. shn in the
cansnss-that you VIII beat retreat hen there the
least chance for SUGGEST NJ! know yuu ioo we'll In
entertain the idea for moment. Vas with YOU ia 40
and saw how f,jnctd YOU when yuu gave The ca
ger shout. the ducrt tones Of victory fell upon your
ear. was with you again IN IA, and Witnessed Your
enthusiasm and devotion Ia the haliuwed principles III
the Wing parry, snd can suppise that YOU Will
lag behind when The hour Of danger is near. On, on
then Ia the rescneyour country demands your services
YOUR State demands them aud ycur cause demands
them. conjute you ny every teau. If CON inter
est conn hnp.s, and common principles 10 come out
from your retreat and charge upon The enemy, while
he IS In tsnrled security. ''Shame upon Tho bastard"
that would rsake his banner al such anspiclus tne
as ,his. He deserves 10 be ranked amongst the en,ies
to his country, and will receive the reward Of such con.
duct-ihe 'bliphiing seam Of all honest IN no
Again. say, rally 10 the Rescue, up in solid
phsanx court, prepared 10 d" justice the gr-at
hig pary and not I" subse,pe HE petty inieess Q II
"corpordrs squad" Bung yuuT frends with you, ana
urge upun hem the necessity OF unin cnncert aud ha
n.ony, and all will ye he we'll And remember. though
who had g,o,rn grey in The have desentd
there arr YET many "@no know their principles. and
knowing. dare manialn them"
IN conclusion, fellow Wings. permit me Ia urge upon
you to meet al your next couri. willing aud ready III
yield all sectional interests ' the Q" Of the cause.
and whether your leader he the gallant one Of two
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

SroEnLrr ID. fcauA. late Of Bedford county. Va
HIS death will lung hc lsmen,rd by young aud aid in q
large circle Of relatives ana frieads. IhouQh he may
perhaps have pm, oil the execution OF his ,esauion
j'in the Ep. Church. hose thar knew HIM WE'LL cherish
he hfn hope. that. by the l,see al God he may nav
Ne 1ied amongst the members Of that higher
whse vaults nol hnll by hands, where the Saviour
pleads the cause OF souls delared where mercy ,bsov~s
AID Omnpntence adds the blessed Amen
Lord We honor The command
Lie and death are in thy hand
But forgive Tor Jesus name.
II we weep while we sxcain,
"Ls thy will be dune"
- of scarlet fever. al the residence Of his father
franklin county. February LIST. JANIS WILLIAM. ann
al Tsrlion aud Lucy C. Brown. sqrd six years. eight
months snd thirteen days II the interchangeable care III
fond father and aecilonate mo,her and the skill al
ysclans could have saved this interesting little boy
he would now be- living. But his snirii hs. taken ",
flight In that Savnur, vino said. "sufer little children
Ia come unto me, Tor Of snch Is The kingdom 81 God ~"
And would say To the beresvsd PARENTS prepare 3.
unto him. as he cannot return unto you.
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FOR THE vIReINIlE,
10 The WINGS OF AMhEkST.
Flight on Fipht eyer -,

The time Is near al hand when il will he necessary
'or you again to FURNISH your armour unsheath your
sword and advance against the common enemy He is
.'eaoy IN the field; his warcry rrsounds through
rouhans and is echoed in eager shouts BY his follow
cunning. subtle and dsingenuuus, it will require your
united efforts to conquer him. Ever vgilsn and active.
no always ready tor the strife Of battles and will you
Lay 10 profit by his examp.7 On TURNER occasions you
ua your duty. YIN fought maniulIy for the cause, and
NV. You were defeated, you subdusd Hss
mat holy fire been extinguishedl i, been ched
'"e n"xious vapors Of sectional feeings2 Or does it
'.n oufn on In the steady usre that wont in "dsys
yo1e' 10 'rfadiate the political horzon7 Have you
'O' 'eou'ed the enemy almvs 10 your oan sensh 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. ie.

Flour-Huward street Flour has been rather dull o
sale the last iva days. Yesterday there were sales o.
about 1000 bbls. mixed brards from Stones al $40.
There is very lli'e inquiry odsy and very trw trans
sc,ions have taken place Sales of few hundred hbs
were made al SAYS, which is The curren, fae. The
receipt price from ears is 81 62i. Guy Mills Flour is
ul,hou, demand. Holders ask nominally S..
Crain-The price paid at the City Wills Is lOOalU2
cts Tor best red Whess No receipts BY water.
Beef Caiie-r he supply Of Beet Cattle At the scales
an Monday was very light, amounting only to 1877
mead. GA Of which Iefi over driven 10 Washing
Inn and the remanJer 10Y head sold To city butchers
At 81 so to So, rs per 100 lbs IN the h'Uf, equal to
"a Is GAS net, according 10 qualify averaging about
a. S7i per 100 lbs. On the hoof. The demand was
rather limited but prices remain unchanged from those
of last week.
Vhiskeu-'rhe demand is moderate. and small sales
only are making at 20 for hhds. and "a cts tor bbs.
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uYNCIlRUIsG MARKET,
For the ueek ending Saturday. February 81. |

For The reek ehu'ne Saturday, February 81 1916
1obaeco-old Lugs, 81 90 to SO; new Lues, s.
90 10 N.lO. Loaf, inferior, $3.50 10 3'oo common.
So, 80 to 80, mddng, 81 80 70 500; shipping, new
$500 to 500, manufacturing. (cnnmon) $3.50 10
600, zine manufacturing 5000 Ia $40.
Elom.-ine wagon price may be quoted =, 81. Hol-
ders are unwilling To sell at prssen, ra,es.
u heat els. To IS.
Grain-Corn 70 10 IS cts per bushe from wagon,
Oats, sheaf 81 90 per hund red; cleaned 30 10 81
cents per bushel. Rye 62i cents
Ctoeer and Grass Seeds Clover Seed sales by the
gnanlIly have been nade as low rs 81. Got oi S'o.
$3.50 by retail 81 90. Herds Grass Seed 62i 30.
Prorsions-BacoL-A small lot new has been re.
eived and sold 1c. but ltlle old In the market -
Beef, s. 50 10 81. per hundred; Pork in market
Meal. 10 cts. per hushel from wagon.
fish.-Shad $500 10 $40 90 per bbl.; llerrngs So
u S. %, Mlekerel. No. tl3, M. ., $3.50. No.
CoDt.-St Domingo. 7 to 7. cents per b.; Rio,
10 10 cents; LasuIra 10 10 cts. Java. l2l to 10 cents;
Cuba Il toe.
Sugar brown, New Orleans, n to 9 cents per ID
Porto Rico. 6 10 cens per h.; 81. Crox II 10 l2i
cents per lb Loaf, ia to Is cents per h.
Cdndies. -lallow. l2l cents per h., Sperm, 80
to 81, cents per h.. Hull Suns. II cents per ID
Uhiskey-Prce unsettled. Las, sales from 80 10
SO cents per gallon.
Brandy.-Appe. 40 to As cents per gallon Peach,
none IN marked
Cotton Iarns--Fac,ory prices: Toto II eta. per h.
assorted
hoa.-Bar Iron. SIS per ton and in demand from
boats. $50 from Store. Pig Iron $27 10 $50.
Sieci-Bsiered, 81 to 8 cents per b. German Is to
10 cents; Shear, 20 to 25 cents per lb Cas-, Steel 20
to % cts per ID.
Linsced Oh-s0 cts. Lamp 81 90 to so per
gallon; Tanners, tG,0 90 to 500 per Dbl.
Leather Good Sole IS, to Is cts. per h.; Damaged
Sole, | ) to IL cents per ID.
Po'rder.- Blasting. 90 to 4.25 per heg; Rife. s.
80 10 600 per key.
Uool-WooI. % to 2S cents h.; Wool Rolls, 81 J
10 40.
Coal aad Jood.-Biiumnons. 25 cents per bushel
Anthracite, $500 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
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FOR THE yIRaIHIAN.
70 LILLE WHO'S OLE PATRICK COUNTY.

Friiop Cihsens; The period Of the Spring Elections
is rapidly approarhing and Is time that our candidate
should be the field Expectancy ell as patriotism
should induce To lay aside all personal preferences
and unie IN the chure of " hose influence VIII
haion2e The GIssenslons that disturb parry. recall
Ia our ranks the dsafeced aud lace the sncrtss IT The
Wings beyond all contingency. Capt. flAMAN CRfIZ
is thai man.
people he viii prove not only an available candidate Tor
our parry, but suitable and satisfactory representative
Ut the county in the next Legislature. II may be AS
serted with perfect safety, Thai ianan Cz has fewer
personal enrnes than any olher man. Who has occupied
50 large share Of public attention. singular mild
ness OF disposition united with purity and Integrity OF
chaTacter has not only dsamed political opponents Of
all resentment but hushed into silence every drirscon
that malice might suggest against him--nhels Nrue) OF
more learning might be found IN the county. bnl none 0
more wisdom-a wisdom which ucucaies by its EXAM
pie orbearance and charity towards The faults OF 9th
ers-a wsdom which is displayed much ~ sci
phrases and polished periods IN high and noble deeds
Oiiers here are more popular IN ,rlcnar sections al
county, but none available IN the Whole county Aud
we desire an available candidate. We desire man " IN
will 90 INFO the field with the appreciation Of every
Wing IN the coun'y. We desire a man who viii
he the means oil restoring 10 The people of Patrick
just representation of Their political sentiments. We
desire a whose Legislative will be character
lzpd by silent but active devotion To the interests # the
people rather than loud and repeated Professions o pa
trolist.. Who is better calculated TO attain these Oh
Jeo, T '"a' ,''.''' %, Il, ,;,
A"'se "ss''''"'' are '. u"susa'"eu ny ''e "s''y :"
i've P@s. e'e.o " ''e po''' WV s','' "a' ia
man Crz, although many times candidate has ever
h.en successful With the exception OF sing time,
""e" ne was oeae" W '''u' n'u' 'o.es ""y ","'"s
n s ''p'"tn. was '"e nus pp'',' "'a" !" '' WV
.ne p'S :" ~ dis" SUI" ,'a ~ n' w. .sa". ""',''s
10 'o'"eo W, "r ,a "''" !" " wy " :" r, NC
popularity. Is Mr.. 1aium or any other man IN The DE
'""''',o '''", e''o,4'' a" ''s ' ~ - ~,
Mne" oe~a y C'"M I'''1 eSs p,p"'', w" wa"
'"" ''t' I'd, nas ne oo"e " 'asIe" 'a, pPu
'"''Y' mere Is ""' "'u'""' VI s'"Se e"'"p'a' a.
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I.yNcHBuRG. Feb. 2lsi, 1916

.Ncs,rs. Editors The election of Post Master at
this place. is the topic ct The day- is agslIng
The public mind more intensely even Than The great
regnn affair. In this excited OF affairs, it al
important that the sentiments OF the respective cand-
dates upon all great questions in which the people are
interested should be fully. distinctly and plainly made
known.
With the view Of elicline information upon the alb
struse science of Mathematics; ALSO to aay IN some
degree the unprecedented excitement which Is now ra
ging In our community. would respectfully call upon
each Of the candidates f that distinguished and honof-
able post f,r full air and explicit annuncIaon OF his
sentiments in regard to the ''32 hole problem"
pause for reply. One Of The great msoaped."
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Bordsntown, N. j., Oct. rs, is45.

Bordentown, n. j., Oct. IS, 1S45.
Mr.. Seth W. Fo~e
Dear Sr-Dr. Wistars Basam OF Wild Cherry las been
in the six years. The universal celeb
riy which this edic,ne has gained all others through
out the whole country enough convince the most .cred
ulous great value Of IT, and encourage those who
sick TO try hive long felt tutv and wished for
opportunity to express to you my gratitude for the benefit
derived from H. have been rescued from the grave and
saved from that terrible d.ense, consumption, BY
using it, Last winter after took had cold was trou-
bled with gh for several weeks, that my sp
petite strength failed was obliged to give up bus
mess. leave my bench and shop. had all the alarming
symptoms of Consumption such pains in the side, swSs
ing nights &C. tried many kinds oil medicine but all In
vain, until procured bottle Of
BIZ wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
which by it'll aud perseverance, finally saved my life and
cured me enitey have not enjoyed good health for
THOMAS BENNETT.
We ore per.onaIly acquainted with Mr.. Bennett. The
public may RELY upon The truth Of his sta tement.
r' WHrrALL STOKES
GEORGE PARKER,
The above valuable Medicine i. for sale by
d. r. LYMAN, Druggist.
Feb. % (6) 1t
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MCCLANAHAN e. Co.,
GrOCcrs and Communion .NerCha 10,
LYNCHDURd VA.

1--WE particular attention 10 the sale Of FLOUR.
~ WHEAT. TOBACCO. and all kinds Of country
produce, Sc. T.. q. hlcC anahan attends particularly
To the sales of ToD,cco (onr charge is so cents per
hhd., for selling and collrcl'ng) We keep CONSTANTLY
ON hand n large and we'll selected stock Of
GROCERIES,. DO.NESIICS, &c.
We are now receiving n considerable addition TO oar
present stock. that will make il larger ihsn any We
have yet offered Thankful for the very liberal patron.
aye extended w. IN tht firms of j &. 4 T.. q. Nc.
& ianshsn. rnd McClannhan. Crenshsw & CO., would
respectfully solicit continuance Every effort on our
part vii be used 10 give satisfaction.
JNO. G. McCLANAHAN,
T.. G.. McCLANAHAN
Feb % u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. 10.

Tobacco inspections this week larger shan at any
previous time last year; ne de'n'hd IS 'a1pt,'q'
common lea s3sa4s aud S; mlddhn. 5.a5i and O. good
and fine ia % luosr 2s6i and 81.
FLur-Sales al 81 e7i. Holders in store are firm
at S.,
jtheat--Good red 81 O5; extra quality 81 OF; good
white 81 10, extra prime 81 u per bushel.
Corn-60a65 els. per buohei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.

The "Holcnmbe Beneficial Temperance Association
I Lynchbury )" will celebrate Westinghouse hlrih day
,h'> (Monday) evening, at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. An Address will be delivered before the As
sociaun by Mr.. WM. r.. J. DUNN. Services 10 com
uence at early candIe-ligh Members of Temperance
Soceiies and the public generally are invited to attend
Niessrs. Geo. w Valentine and WIN. l.. Saunders
are requested to attend to the seating Of the congrega
ton.
All the members of the Association will meet at their
rom Mt precisely 81 o'clock.
The .:Amst-ur Band" have kindly offered their ser
vices and " i'll he in attendance.
W. B, FEATHERSrON. See'y. H. 3. r. A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
NEW l.ODllS.

wv NEW GOODS.
w T. have received aud splendid slock Of
DRY GOODS,
which IN sddi lon To our farmer supply. renders our rs
sof, m-nl cumple.. embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they do
SIRE aud prices low they be sold ~ aay 9th
er huuse In the place
We have rl,, On hand nm extensive assortment n
Hats, Boats, Shoes. sc. Sc which will be Onessd Sa
the most advantageous terms.
All persons in want vi Good Bargains, are invited ~
give Us n call.
). GUGGENHEiMER & BROTHER.
Sept 90 isF