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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
Col. Bragg-Within forty yards.

s y
The good taste and simplicity in his closing re-
marks are worthy of all praise.
Gentlemen, am soldier, and no politician I
know General Taylor only as soldier and man.
speak of him only as the commander-n- chief of
our army in Mexico. have nothing To do with
his politics or yours, 1t is the duty of soldier
cheerfully to obey whomsoever you put into pow
er. could not help speaking of my commander
when thus toasted, as have been by you for SER
vices under him. | have nothing to do with poll
tics. s
This is the testimony Of agallant soldier. who,
speaks not from report but who was prominent
actor in the eveniful scenes which he has so beau
tfuly depicted. To our opponents it may be worth
more, from the fact that Capt. Bragg is Dem
ocrat," though an ardent supporter Of the election
OF Gen. Taylor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
Correspondence of the Telegraph.
A Mystery.
HoLMEsBuRG, Phil'a Co, Sept. Is. lS4s.

HoLmEsBuRe, Phil'a Co, Sept. Is. 1s4s.
Mr.. EDITOR THE following very curious
experiment has been frequently performed ia
the ptesence of men well versed in the princi-
plies Of natural philosophy bu, have never
seen one who could give a satisfactory explana-
'ion of il. ] frs, saw it performed when boS
a, school but had forgotten it, unul / saw i.
repeated short time since, by ''boys oflarger
growth" Few will credit il until they are con-
vlnced of its truth by ocular demons,raiion -
Will you be good enough TO inser, ], in the Tel
egraph IL may amuse some Of your su5scri.
bers, as you know, e
"a little nonsence now and then, M
Is relished by the wisest men,
And, perhaps, "some one more lucky than the
resi-" may be able 10 solve The mystery.
Lei man place himself in supine position
on bench, with bis arms and legs IN The same
relative position as when standing, aud all his
muscles rendered as rigid as possible then
let four men. two al his shoulders and two a,
his feat, placing them on opposite sides, attempt
10 lllt him with their fore fingers. the olhefs be-
ing closed and they will find their united
slieng,h insufficient TO accomplish The task
Bul observing the same condition as before. let
them all. including the proslra,e man. ihhaIe
wha, is usually called "deep breath" precisely
together; making d. The same ins,an, stimuli
laneous effort to lift him, with their ore-fngers
as before, aid they will moi only be able TO hfi
him with the greatest ease, but TO hold him as
high a. lifeir heads as long as they can avoid
respiration The moment, however, one Of
them Shall breath, their burden will fall 10 the
ground, unless caught IN their arms.
Il is sire qua non, that all the experiment.
ers INSPIRE M exact harmony; and IN order TO
do this ii is best 10 agree previously to make the
effort Of hfung a, the third, fourth or fifth In
hafation. Yours. &c. J. w. W.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

Advertising for wives is becoming quite COM
mon. We find fwo such advertisements in the
Tribune, New York. One is akentleman with
$500 year, who seeks wife Of evangelical
piety, ofigood looks, not over 49," The other is
maze shrewd in Interpretations. He has mod
crate properly" and needs lady of ".small for
tune y besides the good looks. piety not being
mentioned. 1t seems to US that Cupidity not Gu
MD is the arrowy deity who presdes over such
adyerisable affections,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
One of the Old Zack Songs.


TuNe--"O look ye there.
all We pouting doubling Wings,
Who 90 about as mourners,
Come wipe the tear drops from your eyes
Stop croaking in the corners.
chorus.
come along with shouts and songs,
And "go it while you're able,"
Well put old Zack in the White House, boys,
"Old Whitley in the White House stable.
All me to hear these croakers croak. ll
0, It's "sin to Moses a'ia
They shuttle, they ''can't 60 old Zack," r.'ss'
And then they wipe their noses.
come along, &c.
Cheer up. cheer up We fearful Wings, s
And on your harness buckle; 1tta
AT doubling Wings the devil laughs, M
The Locolocos chuckle.
o come along, dc.
The Locos swore that Harry Clay
Made pledges far too many;
The rascals now abuse old Zack,
Because he don't make any.
o come along, &. 7o
The Taylor platforms broad enough
To hold this mighty nation:
'Tis built of Wing materials all,
And has firm foundation. 7aa
o come along, 5c.
The Locos tried at Baltimore,
To fix a platform bigger; ......
They set ''deadtal;" and for bait as :.
Stuck Cass upon the trigger. .s go.
o come along, DC. oq -
The sly old fox of Kfnderhook,
He eyed the trap with wonder;
He thought 'twould do for catching rats,
But flores" would,m go under. a -
a o come along, DC. Boon ,.<
Tho Cass has liyed.all bis ssr Ises x
In Office, for the trimmings. F
Yet old Zack carries the longest pole,
And he'll knock all the "cmmons.'
o come along, &c.
Nine Taylors to make single mar
We always used to muster;
Take nine such Taylors as old Zack, sfss
And would he be buster W
7a o come along, &c. H
P 'S.-The' chicken thieves abuse old Zack,
They'l"catch IT. if they're taken;
For tho Joe Bennett stole the hog,
He didn't save his bacon. esu5 Err
taG oa o bcme along, &C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
A Discovery

discovery has been made by Mr.. ricknor,
of Brooklyn, Of a process by which pai".s Of
all colors can. when applied to wood, ron, or
and surface equal TO the fine>, pnrcean. For
all ornaments and ussnl purposes, this lnsen1
ZION must be of the greatest value. '.'t 7sfsi
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
Fight between a Rat and Frog.

The Dover Gazette gives the following accoun.
of a most singular and desperate encounter be-
tween frog and rat, at brook near slaugh-
ter-house in that town, a few days since: 1t ap-
pears that a rat came down to the brook to drink,
and discovering a frog, with force and arms,
made an attack upon him, by making hrm grasp
with bis teeth no sooner did the rat make his hold
than the frog dove into the water, dragging his
antagonist with him, where he remained until the
rat was compelled to let 60, and make for drv land
closely pursued by the frog. AS soon as the frog
appeared above water he was again attacked by
the rat, and a second fine became the subject for
cold water bathing. This feat was several times
performed, until the rat from exhaustion and
fell prey to his antagonist. Aiier the
frog became fully assured that his coinbatant was
dead, he seated himself upon his dead carcase
with all the complaisanee imaginable, where he
nearly half AM hour, exulting as itwere
over his hard-won victory. Several persons were
present and witnessed the fight. ei.sa3oi
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

Why is printer like barber! Because be
is requested to soap every one who wants to ap>
pear with clean face before theipublic. s'ssse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Erislses, CLIMBS. Buttons
No. 50.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY


BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY This IS one OF the We
few pa ent medicines of the day which We
with confidence t all WHO affected with Coughs, Colds,
Consumption who predposed to the latter
plant 1t has used with considerable advantage BY
families town, ard in few stubborn produc-
ed highly beneficial effects Rochester Daily Advertiser
CAUTION setting forth the virtues of Dr. Wistar's
Balsam have aesre to deceive those who are labg
under affection, rdo wish to culogize i than it
Justly deserves. Yet when look and the
Of suffering and distress occaoned by many the
diseases which this medicine has proved highly
full we feel hat cannot urge its claims strongly say
tool much IN its favor.
Let the public be their guard. Other "Balsams" and
mixtures sometimes imposed the unsspccng or the
genuine DR. Wsar's Basam of Wild Cherry Some, Tor
the purpose q succeeding better in their schemes have used
part OF the name Of the genuine PhEnix Baam OF
Wild Cherry, 'Balsam OF Wild Cherry, Comirey, sc y
sHSyrup of Wild Cherry" SC. Sc.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on The wrapper
Price dollar per bottle six bottles for five dollars.
For sale by D. Il LY MAN, Druggist, Iynchburg, Va,
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Dec IS-It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
OBITUARY.,

Died at Ills late residence in the county of Campbell
the 22nd Of September last, Of typhoid fever. RALpt
SMITH, Esq in the - til year of his age We are not
willing that this estimate nan should pass away from
our midst without offering brief irite &c his memory
al This late period since his departure He had been
for upwards ofthrv years exemplary member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church; and for sevei. years pre-
vi0us lS death bad occupied some of her mpor
ani lay-otlcos,-slc as Class Leader and Steward
lie had filed up the measure a his Duties both pri-
echristl2n and pu tic officer % The Church Earth
and prepared u enter upon The en- ymens and el
ercises OF the Church Triumphant in Heaven. His re-
jocing upon the bed of death 'tIe test nOny Of
good conscience" and he was calm and tranquil ever Oil
Tie very verge Of the crave.
Shortly after he 2kep sca while he was yet able
70 walk, he repaired to the Churc. his residence
and. under the impression that his end nigh, DELHI
eraiely marked out the spot where he wished his bdy
20 be deposited Tie converSed with BY several of
his friends during his illness, p regard to his christian
experience, and his prospects for Heaven. His mind
uniformly filled with the promises q, the Bible and
with the hopes of Christianity. He expressed fear of
DEATH but joyful decared on occasion that his soon
dence ~ God Iilshahcn, and that he could say
with Job, 'hough he Stag yet ,cN trust IN HIM"
tie died IN great peace, on the day above mentioned
leaving wife and eight children lament their irrepar
able loss and vacuum in the church and in society which
will not be soon filled
rel from the very appropriate words Of the pous Simeon,
"noo Lord httes thou thy servant deYqt IL peace, for
nltne eyes hare seen thy sairotio,s."
We doubt not bat that the eyes Of our departed friend
saw. and his heart EELT, the salvation of God, and that
he permitted 70 'depart in peace from the
Of this. to the joys OF a better, world. Il. w. n.
Lynchburg, Dec H..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Trustees Sale Ds' Negroes.

ny Virtue OF Deed u Trust executed Nv Nelson Fins
- ley TO the stcraer purposes thCrcn named, bearing
date the Goth day Of December, Is H. and recorded the
Clerks Offices OF tie County Courts Of Amherst ami Rock
bridge the subscriber viii proceed to SELL 10y way Of public
auction, for cash at the Market Hase, in the town Of
lynchbug, Friday. the 29h day Of the present month,
cCcmbcr) the following negroes, to wit Ai.ee, black
smith, Ben, Charles, Moses Pauna and her child, named
-; Sylvia and her child named -, Cillia and Eliza,
together with the ncrGase of the SAID females il any,
The execution OF the deed much sa property may
oe necessary to fulfil the designs OF the deco Acting
tee the subscriber viii convey such title is vested in him
BY the deed aforesaid, and Other.
Dec lS-t39D NJ. w DAVENPORT, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

h- art ot he friends ot the II coming adpnst and
seemed to think that the course ot the Senators from
PennSyvanIa and Connecticut, night arse ION de-
sTs N rIuTi t:
MI Me'cae thought there were other sn'lces OF m
formation ihan the documents emanaling from hS body
AMI iaat tAe puoc were becoming sck ct thls muPlca
t"7 here oi these 2rge dPcpmens He concnFFsd with
tha Senator firm Canneeucu n his views and should
F-.a a- -..si l"a --'l--
Inc qiGNon was 'hen 'ahen oy yeas ana nays on me
fle>-H RI printing <lpO copies ana II "as decueo :"
Iii Ut rlii H ,iltl'F, II -1 u Ill a..
MI Douglass presented TnemoEIai IT m Mes'T' Asp
nwaIi' 81 ot NewfoF seita. forth lha' 'hey had o.
ll''Fa 'loh '.!7 49N7.,i-e' y HIN G'T"au1 i
i'T W years, to' railroad across Inc i7luS o' ana
ma and asAloI ne government to contract VIM hem q.
.if pye LII .lT 3. /" I.1 -.
'",' nee" ''l ''e
4',-71 IL '.'e5 4 - =;
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: til Tit N. l7 aoui''SI, 7 1-,,S'' ~ '0 III
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f' - til 4 -, I 80, 'o.a',as
.,i,bSai,n ,,stT,ri,n h. .b. ann,in.msn. IS Tho
49,, ,',''l,n. ~! .nfa. ,b,staand .:,lsnn
II.,Inv p.I r,,La ,i,Isa snhs,y1,,artir e'on,,
ii
y! r, 1r., r-ser.z1 ,rs,oo-al ,,or, tho Minister'S
nJ Ct.-i r III ps.;,ir, pa,,., .anj.tin ill.,,
IT. ~ 'I-..'''g , s ,sa, ' r
al laws by yhich c6qTssiI C,n'51ass in tho ,rmv
anu IN the NAVY. are app,uted and pai .,om lie pub
III tra.srrr III = alyrnrossel h. 5an, En-, 10 sen
t,aors If ,bs Llasr,.'Ti,I,
On motto, Mr.. kihr ,he Senate nroceedeI "a The
election If CbanI,in rev Mr. Slider recsived %
votes: Mr.. s.itn 9; Nj. Uenshaw 6; Dr. Dewey 4:
MAN. A. SI.s, ~ docI,rsd - he drr .Isc,ed =
NJ, V.osto,tf fare. rasIrrinn which vas aionted
nr m ha Secretary If the Vre,sr-vto renort On the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Laurel Hill Academy

YEyE undersigned takes this of returning his than
to The patrons # his School, during the lastwQ sessions,
for liberal and again solicits their pat
ronage for the term which will commence the 18th
January next He will stilLbe assisted by his lady, who
will conduct the female department heretofore Young
ladies and gentlemen wishing attend School will here
oy the advantages Of Collegiate unattended with
the MANY vices towns and Colleges
Terms Of tuition $50 per session Of 10 months for the Latin
eek FRENCH aud higher branches Of Mathematics
$50 the English branches In addition to the regular
studies carried Defamation and Composition attend
I'd to weekly and stimulus used order 10
pupils their studies Circulars giving the grade Of the
Pupare given monthly Board be had the neishbor
hood Sc per month including everything, "a when the
boarder leave every Friday evening, excluding ashng
References-Mr E. S. Rucker and DR.. d. Paeson OF
Amherst, and Mr.. A. Rucker, Of Lynchburg.
Address-Eenp =. o., Amherst County
r. W. WATTS, A NJ
Nov. 27-w4tn
q Republican will please Copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
L1nok on for Conmierteis =!

TIOOk OH TOf IOINVtVtUS :!
Thsis the necdul unpnncipled persons in all
parts OF the country, make and vcnd them
The genuine is Tor sale hv
~ PAYNE s BRO Lynchburg;
James F. Galloway, Brooknca';
w n. jerks, Mariners View.
In Bedford County BY
William (,isi,, Cross .sqads;
Wright * Matthews, Chambssburg, p o.;
Alex. Casey, n, fmcus;
Bassctt Smith, JoPpa Mills
W.Ieltwioh * Son, Otter Bridge
And generally in each county seat.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of right's Indian
Vegetable pills, holess and retail 1863 .ace.scct Phila
delphia 2aS Greenwich street. New York. and 1885, fremont
street, Boston.
Nov. II 3p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

NEW YORK MARKETS. Dec, l3-7I-2P. NJ.
The Cholera No new case Of cholera has occurred
to-day, and the alarm on the subject to be aba
ting.
fhe Makes Breadstpffs remain unchanged price
Tile Cotton market continues firm at former prices
Treasury Notes quoted at y per cent premi-
um
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

NERVOUS nEnILrY-LOss W. ENERGY.

Wlights Indian Vegetable Pills speedily and permanently
restore the dccningpoW q e human body This may
al rst be doubted Int better established Those
who use the dsa1 Saisapara ior this purpose,
Nook in doing medicine far les expensive and Ell
fectul.
=" CLYMER, Chautauquc Co. \. Y, Oct. 5, ISIS
nr. VIM Wrioht-Sir For the last three four year,
had been gradually running down and finally became
weak that / was unable porform my usual labor.
advised try vour Indian Vegetable Pills, and am graft
fed to that BY the OF three four boxes began 10
feel like myself again and thoroughly restored.
From my own experience commend your Pills 1.-THE
afflicted with confi noe thai they will he found a medicine
Of great efficacy and value Aours- truly,
JOHN CLEVELAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Washington. December l3-P. NJ.

SfINA L f.
Mr.. Benton presented petition from residents Of New
Mexico praying the Government to extend over their
territory the laws Of the United States and praying al
So that ihe territory may be exempted from slavery or
involuntary seryitpde.
Mr.. Benton took occasion to say that he approved Of
the objects sought 10 be obtained by the petitioners
Mr.. Calhoun denounced the petition being disre-
specttu and Insolen
Some sparng took place between Messrs Benton and
Calhoun in relation to the petition. Both Senators be-
came much excited and a personal Tencounter at
one time expected. Much excitement prevailed. Messrs
Nestcou, Fooe. Clayton, and others, interposed. Mr..
Benton very personal in his remarks and dogma ca
IN his manner. tsret was finally restored, however,
when the petition received, ordered to be printed.
and referred 10 the Committee Territories.
After the transaction Of some uninpoant business the
Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. McLane's resolution for raising a select commit
tee publishing the debates and proceedings of Con-
gress, was taken up and adopted.
A number Of resolutions were then presented.
Proposals for publishing the proceedings and debates for
both Houses of Congress presented by Mr.. Conger
from James and Erasus Brooks, Of The New York Ex-
press pewspaper-pce no. to exceed $40 900; aud from
Charles II. Henton. to perfGm the same duty at the
stipulated price of IS per column.
Mr.. Palffey asked leave to introduce hill repeating
all laws the subject Of slavery in the District Of Co.
uInba. Leave was reused-yeas &c. nays 81.
Mr.. Guggin offered resolution which agreed TO
fixing the lst Wednesday in January The day for
siderlng the bill establishing uniform rate Of postage
Mr.. Root Offered resolution ln5lIpcing the commit
Territories t. report forthwith bill providing for
the admission into the Uniop of California and New Mex
co and excluding slavery FROM each.
A motion was mazda 10 lay the resolution on The able
Negatived.
s call OF the House mlved and carried, and Mr..
RS resolution put the vote, and it passed, yeas
I07. nays so.
The House then adjourned.
The following appears in the Albany Express -
Wanted An ableb died person TO hold my wltes
tongue, she and I0ein. c4a1. 70 keep i si!l-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

the House called 20 order at the eIuar houy.
The SPEAKER then called the several States
in order for petitions.
Nh MORSE rose to privileged question deeming it
proper that committee the Smithsonian institute
should be created We moved 10 reconsider the OF
yesterday requesting such committee.
Nj POLLOCK moveeI to lay the motioa oa 'he "a
bic.
Mr. EVANS. Of Maryland, rose to privileged ques-
ton, and moved reconsideration Of yesterdays vote
upon Mr. Cobbs bill relating to the security Of the House
contingent fund. requiring the appreciation of the two
houses for every appropriation from it.
\ discussion arose, in which Messrs. Evans Cobb
White and Collamer participated.
The vote was then taken upon the question Of recon
slderation. 1t was announced 81 yeas 10 81 nays.
The vote then reconsdered, and the bill refer
red to the Committee of Accounts.
After the transaction Of some unmportar business the
House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Dec. 4S-P.M.

Bal TIAlOKE MARKETS. Dec, Io-P. N.
FlouF-The market continues without animation.
with limited sales vi Howard street brands IS per bar
rel
Wheat-W have no change to pp,e in The market
Con-The market wears frner aspect, with sales
Of white al AZ cents and Of yellow 81 per bu
shell
cunod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL. leio.
SENATE

Ihe Senate wss called order al the regua, hour and
after prayer BY the Rev Nv ic.. the journal Of yes'ss
day read
ghe VICE PRESIDENT laid before The Senate
the annue ep. Of The Secretary Of ,hereasury. which
was appropriately referred
Nj. IVES TCOlT offered resolution .ha: the Com.
mee on Commerce enquire into the expedlency q the
act imposing duties the Spanish vessels, and regues
ting its removal. which Vas adopted. Numerous petit
tons were then presented.
On molten Mr.. DIX, the yiarbo, improvement. Bill Of
'he last session taken up and rs'e,sd tie Comms
tee On Commerce..
Communications were here seceiyet from 'ie Pr.si
dent. and The Senate went into session. Il remain
Ct. wth closed doors until adjournment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Cleanse, Purify, strengthen /.

Ii is MOI wish 10 tribe with tie calh cf le
ty We desire to be governed by >ael csar' 10 truth
Is hatever is here stated IN relation t ~ extraordinary
icne ana it is this feeling Of sincerity and good faith Nhi.
prompts again ard agaip to call attention to il We
eve article has ever been dscov cred that has
red greater amount Of BE- ct tile community, and the
more it Is known the better is it Appreciated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
MARRIAGES.

Married. On the 18th inst BY the Rev. James Ne
Bearman. Mr.. MACE 6. PENDLEroN to Miss Frances
l.. LEDBETrER, daughter Of Coleman Ledbetter, all Of
Appumatt0X COUNTY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Dissolution of Partnership.

ME PAR TNERStiIP heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned, under the firm of LEE & RICH NRt)S,
n TO- 90 Maiden Lane. has been this day dissolved b.
mutual he affairs of the ate firm will be settled
bvkENRY B. RICHARDS, who ontinues the business
upon his own account. R. p. LEE, JR
IL. B. RICHARDS
New York, 18th November 1S4S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
MORE NEW GOODS,

BY EXPRESS IRON THE .NORIILER-N CITIES.
I AN receiving a splendid stock Of
L Blacl and assorted FIinges,
Cherry coloured silk Velvet,
Velvet RIbbons-Bonnct do.
Ladies' Dress Goods new styles,
French Collars, large lot at 81 cts.
Thread Laces and Edsings-with variety Of other
and goods.
P.S:-A second slgEy # splendid BLACK FRENCH
and BELGIAN CLOTHS, just received Also daily ex-
pected another supply Of Lseys Fannes, Blankets, &c.
Nov. 27-iits JNO J. PURVIS, Agt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
DO III AE2E,

addition to practising in the County and Circuit Courts
Il Of Charlotte, Appomattox, Campbell Putsylvania and
Halifax heretofore will hereafter practise in the Court of
Appeals, ~ Richmond.
ADDRESS Campbell Court -Horse, Va.
De IS-SW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

at the cheapest Nc,c YORK prices both cholesale s. retail
and viii guarantee the safe delivery at Lynchbug, Of al
packages that nay be purchased ordered OF him. H VIII
also u tie purchase Of articles out Of his Tine for
a small commission.
ILRMs CASH, Or to punctual dealers 6 months credit
Address f. B. RICHARDS,
No 90 Maiden Lane, New YORK.
Nov 27-w6mif
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liUInOFS.

WRIC:nT"S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS used
cosmetic and purifier Of the blood With great
moving all un,eemv botchcs external sores and cutancos
NEW YORK, June II, 1913.
To Dr. Wright, Philadelphia:
Dear Sir-Ilavng bcen afflicted with most distressing
hunor many years ps ana having used every that
afforded the probability of relief, at last Undue
ed to try yorr valuable indian Vegetable pills.
satisfied have received more benefit from the Of
them than all the medicines have heretofore taken
therefore take plcasue ii Recommending the Pills 10 all
VI aie or been sul ring from any hunor believing
49, they oct Gecy upon the bood, and ~ their ru-
rying virtue, will completely cleanse II n imprity
' HENRY GREEN 81 Norfolk street.