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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-12
From Hon. STEPHEN V. B. TRowBR1pGE
Of Michigan State Senate.
BIRMINGHAM, Dec, 10, lS41

BIRMINGHAM, Dec, 10, lS41.
MI. BinghGm-You wish me toinGorm
you what know of DR.. Osgood's India
~Chalagogue and anti, bilious medicine
| do believe that if the virtue and efica.
.cy of this medicine. were generally
known, the Fever and Agae would dis.
appear in Michigan.
| procured a bottle in the SPRING al
l84l, and have good reasons to believe
that myself and family escaped The dgue
last spring in consequence Of its use.
Perhaps no summer since the settle.
ment Of this fine peninsular has the Fe-
yer and Ague been SO prevalent as the
last. have recommended this medicine
IN numerous instances and when the
disease had become fixed and baflcd the
skill of physicians; and I haze nevey
k9oWn ittaa. 1t has universally pro.
duced the most happy effects, and | be-
lieve it has never been exceeded by any
medicine in removing the bilious diseases
OF the climate. Yours, respectfully,
STEPHEN v. R. TRoWBRIpGE,
Price 81 so. Sold in Cincinnati, Ohio,
wholesale and retail by SANFORD & PARK,
general agents for the west, at their
Western Depot for the sale Of valuable
Family Medicines, north. east corner Of
Fourth and Walnut street.
For sale at the Drug Store. of
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY.
Canton,
Q. Q. wooDMAN, NckSbwg,
W. F. T%ANNEHILL, Memphis.
August Is, 1916. 4s-4m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-12
FRESH ARRIVAL OF

FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Provisions, Groceries, Sc
JOHN NOONAN,
rs now receiving a choice assortment
IL Of the following articles in the above
line, to.wit:
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar.
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac'
co of the most esteemed brands,
Spices of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware, Castings, Hard
ware, Bar g. Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety of other articles toe
numerous to mention, all which he offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
August 8, 1916. Att
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NHlS invaluable medicine was pre-
pared from an extensive practice
of several years in a bilious climate, and
is never Known to fail of curing Fever
and Ague, or any of the diseases above
named.
Those who are suffering from diseases
of this kind, as also those who have be.
come invalids from their effects upon the
constitution, will find the India Chala.
gog0e, a most Invaluable remedy for pu.
rifying the blood, and thoroughly clens-
ing from the system the morbid effects
of a bilious climate.
The wonderful operation of the Chala-
gogue in eradicating bile from the human
system, can only explain its extraordina.
nv agency in the speedy, thorough and
permanent cure Of Fever and Ague, and
the various grades of intermittent and re-.
mittent levers.
From HI n. Ross WILKINS, IT. S. District
Judge for The District of Michigan.
DETROIT October 80, 1941.
Mr. Edward Bingham;
DEAR SIR:-With great pleasure !
state the fact of the complete and radical
cure Of the Fever and Ague with which
my son William was attacked, by the use
pursuant to directions, of DR.. Osgood's
India Chalagouge, He had as severe an
attack as ever witnessed, and | appre-
hended a long winter OF this disease,
which was some years ago the case
when | resided at Tecumseh. But | was
proyidentially led to notice your adver
tizement in relation to this medicine
determined to try it, and the use of one
DO tie broke the disease, and | am. conf
dent has effected a radical cure, as two
months have elapsed without a return of
it, and my son is in the enjoyment of 70.
bust health. 1t isan invaluable medicine
and should be generally known.
Ross WILKINS.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-12
TIE GREET rem,

THE GREs4F REIgR'
HOUSES INDIAN ToT.
A safe and sure cure for an
AGUE and FEVER, II II
cedented time Of Five Hour.
ME attention of the publici,
larzy called to this Ore., !
for Chills or Agus and FsTsr. N
ing SO, the Proprietor deems i N
make the following declaretIm
truth of which, he desires ths N
test by a trial, and he will cbes,G
blde their decision, viz:-1st. N
Gle is pleasant and convenient ~ Y
I'd, 1t will cure every case, if N,
lions are observed. Sd, 1t will \
injurious effects in the system
contrary, it imparts strength q
stItution. 4Ih, 1t is purely "a,
and refined from all gross particle
render other preparations 50 mDi
disagreeable to the taste. 5th
cure with perfect certainty in fr|
GFCertifcates on the wrapper
the bottle, Of cures from six M
ten years. standing.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-12
W. R. HILL,
]. MONTGOMERY,
inc. T. CAMERON,
JAS. P%RIEsTLEY,
]. ]. PUGII,
W. MONTGOM cry,
TIL"
RATES OF

ITuSCeeS.
Canton, Madison Co, Miss. Sept. 26M 1886.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-12

Superior to any Purgative non kmown for
erpehliag disease from the system.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-12

BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
TUST received and for sale a large
- supply Of
Blank Books, various sizes, &C.,
Cap Paper, +"
Letter Paper, a variety,
Quilts and Steel Pens,
Black, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
June 6, 1846. So
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-12
HOUSES PILE oINTMR,

HOUSES PILE OINTMEM
rs a most valuable, safe, and !
Il cure for the PILES. Numer1
tificates of the happy effects ofthD
ment, may be found upon the VI
accompanying each bottle.
For sale at the Drug Store d
PRlESTLEY & MOS
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NEW DRUGS.

ENHE subscribers have just received
= from New York and Philadelphia
a full and complete assortment of
Drugs, Dyc-Stuffs,
Medicines, Perfumery and
Paints, Fancy Articles.
Oils, &C., &c, &c.
All ofwhich are Fresh and Genuine.
to which they respectfully invite the II
tention Of their friends and the pubIic
We are disposed to sell rery lou for oAsu
or on short time TO p%uactuaI dealers. and
feel confident in assuring u friends and
the public thai they will find it to their
interest to call and examine our goods
and prices.
PRlESTLEY & MOsBY.
June 6, 1916. az
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NEW VEGETABLE FOOD.

fnliy concur IN The facts mentioned hy Mr. p. Mac.
kffze. IN respect 10 he boom fopsot RhuJarb being
nsrfnl article IN cookery. BeIore Mr.. Forsyhe Pad
me visit, had made il rule TO cnt of and DESTROY
the blooming stalks Of rhnbsrb pfe,y early after they
had appeared, considering them likely to rob The
'ner parts ct The plant: not so now, however take
.sIe I" break au the and Top .; III. side shoots
Jost as 'hf skin that encascs hcm bursts which stage
nave PROVED TO my ssilalaciha that the article is
great delcacy fa iars parieular-in favor far su
TrTtW, to my iasie, 10 the salks
believe that many oiher useful things which have
hsen allowed TO waste, might be turned 10 good accom-,
we have hitherto heen wise enough cal tue blossom
5esds II canfcwfrs. broccoli, &c. v hi.e we have
thrown away the bssan. heads, Che most delicate
iart) Of Il.uosfb aud esen lie lraf-stalks
}. Edfnfs, in Loid Gard CLron
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Ills Ihs weighs u .s1a ia lie lssis j. se'fh.esH -
tie .i bdlani ehlhs l.sslbsn exc i1n iai
huiafed weight, u u large onsn-h IA diva esiiags
sr,d hafsss lalu al 1000 batfels q nle'
rial stout. and rs qad treasure with e2hY ii"a
ssad dJllsrl Father Mathews einri Wauid lessen
us value. There arc sia3i,s Ter IL Of The enain'n'
hurs's employed or delivery. each hofze with S5'8
one bff irilw mtasaftd, and huhd his height I,
~ iul Z hands. az isei: Steam engine hHdf ~
empley nfDi IN breaking up their fond.
In one place We mcn in sais handling The hai
hos. as really naked savages. Ia one sa' ihere
l36D bushels 81 MALI e"pfef barr Is - lafgf
that ferr five m,n base dmeain camtprab5i u vii
ronisH 4Zt0 barrels Of beer. Here eonuifs hsf
uile IN l,Bgti. railroads, bofpefs, steam engines, Sc.
enough TO coniuse one. 1hniy IONS 81 coal day arr
consumed TIE malt bin. wii ctniain six'efn huadfed
ihausand bushels wnfih millions and quarter oi
dollar; SAY pfrsf cafs KEPT desraY the nice
ftctn hundred barrels # ale made dalyi u Is eo'
I'd IN summer hy curiuus sffgeraufs 1hrfe Is even
bu:1ie gfouud or tie men ~bo de, but Tor lis tfrfe
Is ~ longer fdnm the space is wanted, the temperance
men nuuld say. mike poison iuf others. The bfewe
~ was burnt dgwn Ia 1892, bu, frecaunns are ne"
taken that the y hue eau be- b5odcd IN very sbuu
lime. IL ofk the Thames water You would not say
u was desirable article drink but the people here
seem Infatuated WIN betE shffesu ya0 r., you see
huge Signs, Truman. lshbufy, aud BnxiGn's tnife,
aud Of other brew sitfs Willie he beer Is est ~
dinner tablr and beer money ID allowed servants aud
soldiers whether hfy spend II ior that purpose of mol,
II is 80 settled 10 The contract"
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.VEss' H DAS.

4 'RAVELS in Mexico, Illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil.
Ranbes by land and wafer, by Norman
Notes from over the Sea. by Rev. j Mitchell
Library Of the Prose and Poetry Of Europe aud America
Mirror Library, edited, by Morris < Wills,
Complete works OF n. =. WILLIS
Modern BRUSH E.ssayss by CARLYLE.
Geraldine and other poems, by Nj. T. upper,
The Book of Hearts,
The Roman Church, SC, by c. Ed Lester
loierior Life, by Upham,
Chronicles of the Cid by Ro. Souhey,
Holmes Life Of Mozart
inppingS IN Author Land. by Fanny FORESTER,
Literary Misceany.b by Gffan,
Nhewe's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering Of CHRIST,
he Artist. Merchant, and Statesman, by c. F. Lester
Legal Rights of Women,
unon OF the ll'ly Spirit and the Church, by Jenkyn
The extent of The Aonement
Arnod's Rugby School Sermons
The JesuIis, by Aliche'e & Qninet.
Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus Wilson,
sfrmon on The Mount. splendldiy Illuminated,
The last of the ices, by f.. Malurn,
Ascanis, by AlrN Dumas
The three Gnardsmen,
Love anG Mesmerlsm, by Horace Smith
just received and for sale by
d. b. PAYNE.
Jan Is 1s
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~ Ir.lsaers sfjasl pI.t6acss, II IL, bags - ~
truce ir4e y fLow iiai lily afe ru on uui site
Bot 10 sic oyts 81 sur bfoapse Ne are r'eessfd ~
rbcans and, having nincf. cl.ofse Ia hse u IS 10 s
seems Hesi fhefeufe ard claims are ar'2anee Il
alt ard because We Wi lat klsgs na5irs should
Lave dnniaian Us. of Tat ffasan oi liz
- Nh earthly. ard the high fasd Ia anafchy, ane
ruhfu,inn Nbal IS mast strange and unaaluisl T..
tliai lhose whn disinely hedged about AMI
sf1nd high paces that ~ eeeeral ell-dfladed
~ n eirus tr1dacrf bot mere men unna5ed aud mt
lied Ike eufselfea, uAa, having sucked IN WITH
moihsfs mk OYER Neening reverence irT fsnt can.
bear othef-. VOID u sympathy hT tlleif weak
ness asserting and maintaining Tie dignity o lhef com
mon nature.
Most respectfully, your o5edieht servant.
4 "SIAIESn-NAN
T. s~qneni number Il The Times another CORES,
p5adenl, ander the eignaiureaf ~. J. H., attempted
feply He aTdrd. however. escy pom. IN The article
nt a SrArEs.AAa" and harped ufan the IA lure 0t h
saies pay the interest upon ieir public debts lin
article rallied rh another from his opponent. who pro,
noonces him "fofunae man" IN being (as he sly les
hmsclf.) "latee hoIdet Of American securities" 10
giving his reasons fr deemdg these securities good the
"Sfales' Man says
The bankrupt States. 1t must console him to know,
viii, If they drlauller. nomeni ongtr Than
Stern necessity demands have public opinion Throughout
The thlon 10 contend s2ansrn0 mean anaganls' when
II "a considered tlal lis sway Is pos tfla Will
Than with any other people under The sun; then, III
very Few ytafs tbtf apdy increasing ppulalioa added
10 their lacaeuabe Of wealth. viii make the
payment oil Their debts 81 easy, that fh~fe VIII not BIZ
nom n assume 10 themselves a vHae ~ DUNG -
and the as though not least firm gronod 20 upon is
that their interests, abu, which they ''careul >"
will inperllyey demand ihal justice 10 their cred
liofs be done In single w0fd, They cannot al nd
10 be dishonest"
lie says TINT feseninl fancy alone has corjgred mp
the charge Of fraud against The United Siaes; and II
NJ j. H., Is drslr0us Of nhrmng himself the SUBJECT
II STATE insolvency. he advises bin to consult the rec
ofds OF The Banh Of Eng land after which, II IS conjec
tufed, he will sdn, lAa III The III If century was
required BY the richest country N the world 10 redeem
lis Piphied iah hlile space may well bt allowed Ia
few infant States. with unihIhg but broad lands aud
brawny afms II depend npou wherein 10 collect lhelr
'h1ndred pieces Of silver" The.whole reply is very
loreibe aud pnngrnt The writer, whoever he may be, is
doing biz country good service in mceiiog her sIauder
efs 80 ably and successfully, upon The very field Of
ther ab0rs
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10 .Nr. Noah Bosiccu:
@SlR-As You have not any known agent or attorney
- IN fact, whit this Common wealth. therefore cause
publication 10 be made OF the following " Iit Tor the
tne and In the manner required by The Statute IN such
case. Gwen under my hand, This 18Th day of ApuI
1916. THOMAS 5 JONES. Deputy for
Sir. Coleman, Sh'f of Pnls'a Co.
The Commonwealth ~ raaia, 10 he Sheriff Of Piu.
sgcaaia CoUtty. Greeting:
W ilfkEAS. J1htz Saith. at a Circnit Superior
Court ol La" aud Cancerv continued and held Tor
said county, al the house thereof The ls day of
June, 1911. recovered against Noah Boswpll the sum
81 IN" hundred dilas, With niers thereon, al SIX per
eeptnn per annnm. from the Sh day ui December
ISL Nil payments; and seven dollars aud eighty CENTS
costs in sun Instituted in the said CONT against Mark
B's"el-the said suit having ablt,d as 10 the said
Mafk.-N hereof the sill Noah Boswell is convict a.
appears To us e record; never heless eAecutiun The
said Judgment s'lil reai 10 he made, by the in
snnatian al the said Jlb Smith we are informed
htcause. those thiugS, which said court are
ugitly danr, We would have duly pul IN execution
IheTette, we again command YOU, that you make
known II the said Noah Boswell, that lac be before tho
Judge 81 euI Crcu Superior Cuuft Of Law and Chan,
Gerry for the county Of Piasylvania The court house
thereof On the ilfs day OF May Term next. shew IL
any Ting Tor hinSel. he haih can say. why the
said Jadez eI's execution alnsl him Of lhe Jodg-
mcni aforesaid may have, If him it seems rypedl-
eni. aad further do aud receive whai our said curt
shall do, OF cause Ia be done. in the premises And
haee then there his writ. Witness, " lliram H. Tun.
sal, Clerk Of said Court The Cunt house there
Of Ills 5h day OF April, lei6-n the 70ih year Of the
Cuti1iuu cai:ii. w NJ H. 1INS'rAII
.Hcme.-'rhis Srre Faclas is suhjacl to cfedi, of
sixty five dollars, paid the 20h May, i6i4.
I,sle.
April 20 4w
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LONDON DELIVERIES.

Aeofrsspondent Of Smiths Weekly Volume, now in
s.n''f@. fays under date al May 1915. .Harclay IS
jife~esy celebrated The ward over il such cur,siiy
shat lave hsn tempted To wish under farar Of an in
establishment i6 arrfs ne saw $50 watts each
containing from 100 10 5000 tarrels; ih.y ere SO ec
~ ieiah one IS feet across tie iap, ,hs buiom AZ
kfi, nhs' had in IL the enoImpus aueu Il $500 bar
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HATS! EsaVS!!

we nave few of Amidon's Spring fashion. which
Is neaaliin nat, and will be sold low
and tlorrHee Braid do-also. new nr,,c,e nr Straw
,1''' pF summer, beautiful article all of which will
We so'u al 'he very lowest price. Tor cash We ask al
examination OF our stock before rurchasinp-and W,
p'eoge ourselves, that pains shall be spared To give
satisfaction. RIcARpS pVAnI 4 r.
March 26 10
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E'sISner ship Gi,N Rcspoyyg

| AVE taken into partnership with me Cu,,,rs
w. Love. The business " III, for the future he
conducted under the style of
TE'EWLR & LOVE.
,eei very grateful 10 my friends and the public for
me liberal naruna4e extended To me- and Iake this
opportunity OF requesting continuance of their syors Ii,
tils new concern "
onr business Will be carried on in a tenement mme
daley opposite my frmer Shop. where NE arc a,oo
'"g aud receiving fresh supply of
>'"'"s' s"ss'"e'es, IeSfiHEs. Hand
hcFcAiefs, STOCKS, Eos0nss
lailors. ~" f''' 'i'''''"'
a" i''iorng, entrusted to our care will be executed
with neaIoess aud despatch
CHRISTOPHER M'lVER.
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HgcCLAyaEsiN 81 Co.,
Gsoefrs and & oIstisttssioss Merchants
EzNCHBUaG VA,

GIVE particular attention 10 the sale Of FLOUR.
N WHEAT. TOBACCO. aad all kinds Of country
produce, &c. T.. 6. Nee lanahan attends particularly
the sales Of ToBAcco (uur charge Is 80 cents per
Ind, Tor selling aud cpleellng) We keep constantly
. hand a large and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES. DO.UESIICS, SC.
We are now receiving considerable addition TO oar
present stuck. that will make it larger than any
have vet offered Thankful for The very liberal patron.
age extended 10 US the firms Of } G. & T.. e.. Mes
anahan. and McClanahan. CrensIaw & Co.. would
respectfully solicit continuance Every eforl
parl will be used 10 give satisfaction.
JNO. G. McCIANAHAN,
T.. G. McCLaNAiIAN.
Feb % 4.
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" EsV $F'Rs.s'G G2ogpS
ron 1916, OPENING AT THE
q Il LTETT ORE CASH STORE

LT.NIHBURG, III
ID ICARDS. RYAN & Co. have the extreme plea.
sufe % announcing 10 the ladies OF lYNcnBuRG
and vicinity. that They are daily receiving Their
SPRING GGoDS
u variety aud elegance IN STYLES. beauty and mar,
nibcrnce IN PATTERNS, durability and richness quA1i
Tr, and last though not ieGst, cheapHes IN cc-they
with any South OF the Potomac.
We give below catalogue OF few articles in our
extensive assortment.
very large assortment of Pfints ! omostics, Sc
&c.
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pottieaI.
TO ny coy.

ny }. r. IorlwEI..
never fare uron H., frm,
Or mark III, sod. hue eye,
Nshern .foais dream OF lovel.nen
Pure, passionate, and high
But tina, my heart must ,h.ili with joy,
AID fiut;rf With delight,
To view Thy spoiless innocence,
Ia ehildhoed s sunny light.
o. couid crave toon for thee,
That earth can never give,
II would not be an earlll, rrown
For which 80 many live;
Bn, II wonld be sre,le's lie
OF innocence and peace,
Such as wuuld gain nor thee hume,
" here bliss shall ae,eI cease.
A thorny MARI, ny io,el, boz,
Thy destin, may be,
Prom which fathers tender care
Can nersr rescue thee;
But could ny wi.h,s he Obtained,
Thy pathway should be free
From all eorrodinE grieis and ehres
That have surrounded me.
A. time shall " ing IT. onward flight,
Twill change that rosy CLEAN
Which linger. on thy raIian bro~,
In childhood, pleasing drcnm,
Thy sparkling eye may ,'tbc dium'd
With grief. unbidden tear,
Where no fond mothers dear carers,
Or fathers smile can cheer.
Though nor itoa'l; ndl, cling to me,
My little smiling boy
Thou hast place within my heart,
None else couid e'er enJos.
Then as Thy fleriing moments fa.,
Nav lore and j., be thine,
Around one altar NAV we knsel.
And worship q, one ,AIins-
There i.s sill more plea .int thought
Enhancing 10 my heart,
That though IN fsfiii We separate.
And irom each other Part,
Thee Is place Of endiess bliss
Nlsei. We NAV Htsi again.
To pom the chorus Of the saies
In heavens r~eeis.t fgrsnt
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.
LAW NOTICE.
.Eay,scs Garland y Uyis. ID. Br0ncH

bUJVfS tsWEFNVH y " ia. u. 1SFOIlCE,
HANE united in The practice of Law. They will
Il attend the courts of Campbell Bedford. Amherst.
Nelson, Appopattox. Charlotte and Lynchburg. All
cases Of collections will be strictly attended 10 by Mr.
Branch }. Garland will, by this arrangement be EN-.
abed 10 give viailant and prompt attention the eases
whlrh may be conided TO his care in III Court Of APP
feals
Dec Is IA
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Nlh9INft-A a Cont held G,r rt.nk ia C..n,, al
lie t1uriboH-e, iie 9Th day 81 April 1876
John 3 Hale surviving partner of himself ard tiles W.
ii'e late merchants and partners, trading snder ,hs
81, and firm Of J. X G. Hale,
against
la'n Boon, Taac ro7n Jecob Boon, benjamin Hoon Dan
el baon sally Boon. Iariua Boon Nancy Boom George
eaNer and Mary his WIFE, william Martin and Betsy hi,
vile, and Joseph b. Noitsiaser and Susan his wife.
Defendants.
IL CHAScERY.
The defendants John Boon and Isaac Boon not having
entered their appearance and given security according ia
the act OF asse> bly, aud the rules uth
by satisfactory evidence that They inhabitan. Il
thus commonn ealih Onthe motion of the by counsel
II ordered the said PENDANTS appear here on m.
hrs day II 'uY tenn nest ard the plaintiffs bill
ane that copy OF th ordr be forthwith inserted this
lthchohfg NsnIan. Tor Two months post,
ed at the front door Of the court house this county some
court day.
Copy-Trste,
April I6 w2y
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ENiEi sd spS.

fE7AYLOR'S Crystalline Wash Balls. Prpnfis' COS
melie riltu., Low arpWn Aindsnr Military Shay
ng Cak's, Anadyne Shaving Cream. &C.. all Of supe.
riuf quality Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
Druggist.
April l3 Is
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April l6
THE MECHAN1Cs' SAVINGS BANK.


I'M CHBORG, IT.,
A LbON D per cent Interest all sums of money
n deposited and remaining IN The Bank over 81
months, per all remaining n1re than fam,
months aud under SIX, and per cent. all sums re-
inalning less Than four months The whole stock of
THIS Institution Is bound for the safety and redemption Of
the deposles
PLEASANT LABBY, PEST
II. D. RICHARDS. Trps'r.
JACOB II. ROBINSON Sec'y,
Anmon Hancock, : }. {. Shackei.rd
-. shelton, l.. Il. rrgg,
ID. p. Reese, : .Tacob Rnnb,ugb
T.. q. McClanahan, ; J. J. Salnops
Jan 10 u6u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-11
FOR TIE LADIES,

SllRS-Exlra rich Gto de Rhine,
pieces super Sd do with coloured sewage 70,
Scatls.
Striped Chameleon colourcd Silks in great variety,
chameleon Irulon SIlks-lhe richest ever seen IN
this market.
piece super black watcred Satin siriped do
=" White Waeret SILK Ion particular coca
Sims"
bite Grape II 1bes--embroldere in cplonrs-cer.
lalny the richest article lof evening dress ever
seen Ia this market.
FLOR ID INl-An entire new and exceedingly beau
iliul article for ladies' street dress
OILARD SILKS lng great variey-best quality.
INDIA SAIINS AND SILKS,
BARRAGES Mourning Barages beautiful article
GRADUATED BARRAGE kOBES-Iatest Paris
MARQuIsE BARRAGEs--for mourniog--nO eIe
giant article
MOUSE de LANES in great variety Of colours and
PATTERNS, from I2l cents, to The iaes, imported.
/ hEN'll 1AMbhIlt Gepnae In pink. bInr rur
pie, orange, black and lcad-.lhe n,os hrauIlu
goods Tor children 10 be teund-eolours wananle
mol 10 fade.
LAWNS and JACKoNETTS. very extensive az,
sor'men, OF all colours and quallues-sonle very
beautiful AT % cents.
GiNGiIANlS < GINGuAM LAWNS new AMI
beautiful goods
BAIllSlE DE ECCOSSE-for ladies' dr,ssss-sn
entire new article and certainly the b,si goods W,
ever had-conurs inmoenLie. warranlfd
fhlN ED LINEN BAIIlSIE ROBES may
niiicent article, and never heore inl, lured
BLACK MARQUlSE LAWN b, -utilul nenrn
ing goods.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRlC-or ladies' dress
an entire article
SHAN is AND sCARFS-Banage Shavs ana
Scars, very cheap,
embroidered China Grape Shawls-the fines, ey
ef seen IN This market
Slik Shawls-ircm $3.50 To 20 niece
Black Gfanadine Manteleites-e entirely new.
HIanadne ScarCs, in colours-the most beauiG,I
street dress OF the season or lady,
Black Thread Lace Manlellei,e-Iruly bs,ntiGI
M French worked Capes aud Col.
ars ion o2l cents 10 s20a piece
Hosiery, Gloves aud htIs in great vare,y-hom
AID 10 the finest
Steel Buttons. Silk Ffnges and Gtmns nav stvle