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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LII parsons having claims against The estate Of the
"A late Jas Daan hereby requested To present them
Il. settlement possible and all those who are
Indebted said requested 10 come forward and
pay up their respective dues. longer indulgence annot
be given. HENRY Dt NNlNGIoN, Adm +.
Nov IS-is of james Dulan. deed.
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RESOLUTIONS.

On motion OF MIR. Stephenson,
Resolved, That much OF the report OF the Board Of
Public " orks To the present GeHs Assembly, as
laos to the Saun On and Pakersburg road, bs refer
red to the cUmult,e N, Roads and Internal Naviga.
ton.
Ga motion of Mr.. Thomson
Resolved. That the committee Tor Courts CT Justice,
be directed enquire into the propeiy ut changing tho
rule Of evidence upon the trial vi free negroes, Tor
manning in ilio commonwealth contrary 10 the act Ut
1906, throw the burlnen Of proot the free
grues. 81 s.
Ga ,nolion OF Mr.. Syme,
Resylved, That the ruium,tee,f Roads. SC. enquire
into the eNIedency Of authorizing the Petersburg Kali
road company increase their capital stock as to en-
able hem 10 aid in the Of The Wilmington and
Raleigh and Castor Railroad to South Carolina. s -
On motion Of Mr.. Lancaster, ai.is
Resolved. Thai The President Il the James River ard
kanawha Company. tie President Of The Siaunton aud
WiueWstt Maradamlzed Road, aud the P!esdsnis u
iht eyclai iifua.s oi ua SAFE. 70 td.esitd u ie-
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Esf'ssSS sskssi Ey0s Ersy3s<{I.fy.

-. '''''' SFEVVN NJ VHt n V''6FVS "
E@NNDiNo II lnconN"ulent 10 prosecute my business
N. al the PhTniN Foundry 10 advantage Tor want of
the necessary Tor that pnrpps | have made ar
Engagements with Bagby \ Crnnshaw. by VIII oh | am
be furnished by thCm with the NECESSARY MEANS and
consequently from and after Tins date ali work done at
said Foundr, VIII be Tor heir benefit
shall continue to carry all the branches of hu nrei
connected with the Foundry. Brass and lron and
general
NJ \ { II y f. b / SIN T. SIS
and would respectfully soIica continuance the patron
aye So libcra.lN bestowed on me heretofore
1t Is hardly necessary 20 thing with regard To
the work finished III this establishment having already
established pulaon to liberal share Of pat
Feb. l2-ts A. G. DABNEY
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W,sHtNGrns Dec 20-P VI.
The following noninalWs WIRE seni 10 tho House To.
Jay by the President. Minister 10 thlna, lno W la
Wis; Cha,ge 10 Maple. Nj Rowan; Change 10 Sardinia,
d.. Mis-.
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NdsasNS. SVGEsrss!!
OLEUM CHENOnODII COMPOSiTuM
A SAFE, EFFICIENT AND UNRNALLED
gg.HTEF'g Of.

TT opinion expressed by writers that Worms
harmless e hc stinal canal asufedly
founded observation thorea epilepsy, hydroce
phas cmacation, commissions, mania paralysis eyeis dir
~ aud a variety Of anomalous disolf sometime.
the immediate consequence from the irritation ri or- III tia,
bowels and occasionally dappeat ai.cr the expulsion o tAe
Worms y IN. E6cticS Practice
= v vi u z % III y
nshcs eyes dan pupil diatcd, with blush som-eele
and hummng the ;roou of the saliva tongue
Shiny and furred breath oa variable appetite transient
pains the stomach occasional and vomng pain.
the abdomen, particularly about the nmbcal region IRE
quen Shiny stools costly tubd yelowish
milky abdomen uml and hard, with emaciaon OF othe
parts OF the body lasstudc, irriiahiIy Of temper.
S'cs;iHiUniuis,
Ofthc ghes and satisfactory oha acer Of The Sqfct
and efficiency Of this unrYale PREPARATION daily furnished
hen pulishcd they rarely read, oihest
ing them publicity, becv ing that its in-r value VIII prov,
ITS highest recommendation, Let tho following sIiH,e
." have USED the above named preparation my practice
extensively, and recommend 1t ,emiiurc Of extra
ordinary value CI.AIA, NJ. u,
IirrSonbnrg, Va
The yernugc Is prepared upon strictly scientific principles
and Of the pure> ingredient. all possessing knoal-dsed an
thelmintic virtues TRY IT and be satisfied Of it,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by
.. c. STERLING 4 Co Drpgeists
llanisonbuIg, Va
g. Price p cents.
Agents tn sale Of above metchess Nennifge JOHN
II SEAY, Lynclborg VIM. II Jenk. Nafiaer's View
Edward Carter, New London.
Dec. 23-Gm
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EDWIN Il. PAGE.

EDWIN II. PAGE,
A T O r .NEY 4 r ar,
CAMPBELL &. II, VA.
WILL practice in all the Courts of Campbell county,
!. the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin,
ritsylvanls and Halifax Counties
E. x and j W. PAGE,
having associated themselves in the practice OF the
Law will attend the Courts in LYNcIIBuRG. AMHERST
.MrRELL, FRANKLIN, PIrrsYLvANI, and HAIFAX.
AZ business entrusted to their will have prompt al
ention.
Sor T.. X PAGE, address Campbell E. ii.
.. w. PAGE still retains his office in Lynchburg.
July 22-ts
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of d. ID oil trust executed the undersigned by
ID John Yeatnan aid Susan NJ his wife, certain
poses therein name bearing date the 18th day April 1877
and of record in The ek occ OF the Iustes Court oi
the Corporation oi ynehhnrg 'halI proceed 10 sell pub
lie auction the lh day of Janua 1913 front Of
Market House. in the town Of ynchbarg the property in said
deed mentioned which consists in valuable
Negro Wan,
and the entire interest of the said Ncaman er estate.
The title is believed to be good but acting trustee shall
convey TO the purchaser such e vested by the
ed Aforesaid. WIN. II. BRANCH Trustee,
Dec. 23-tliJan
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Elk IT kNACt..
.FENlE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
d LIST day of January asl Tor the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCliANDIZlNG,
under the name of Fppn x Montgomery beg leave to
inform tho public Thai they arenIw prepared 10
orders for all desert ptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces, viz: Hollow Ware Water Pipes, Stoey
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited examine the vie and quail
ity of their Hollow Ware which may be al most
Of the stores IN ynchburg at the Mcssrs Hiss
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern, al Elk
Furnace, or A. \. Montgomery Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also. jIS To hand our well selected stock Of
SPRING .2ND ST " WEIR GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash. or in exchange for
gran. \. w. fIlPPlN.
MAY Its A. \. MONTGOMERY.
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administrators Sale.

I WILL. sell, by way ofpnblc auction, for cash. on
Il Monday the lOh dac Of January nexf. at Campbell
Court House. Chat helng Court day) number o
SLAVES hrlongug the esiats ul the late William
Minion, deed, consisting Of
Men, Women, EsOys and Girls.
These Slaves all likely and very valuable. and
Iaongsl shcm there is a ifsl-ralr Cooper.
ALLEN /. WYlIlE Adm'rof
William Y. Minon deed.
herO TIM
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CLARIFIED SUGAR.

WE have on hand FaneHt o afi,l, prime clan
w ncl lgars. consisting 81
50 Borreis aad 7accs.
which We uOtr Ia fla, trade LOW.
be- Its Mcdaniel y LEE.
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SiiHG3s .F. waits,
AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant,

Market Street, Lynehb,ug, Tiusina,
ID ECFlNES on consignmen and sells at auction DRY
IL GOODS, GROCERIES, llNRDN ARE. CROt Ne
kf, FURNITURE, NEGROES and STOCK OF all kind
Liberal advances made consignments when required
Sales Of Real Estate Negroes &C. made in the country on
liberal terms.
Nov 2j-3m
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. Geelge w loue. mavei 10 take III the resolution
which he had prev ously offered. dueeng The commit
Revolutionary Pensions Ia inquire into ths expo
dlcnry Of authorizing the Secretary 81 VA 10 snplo,
additional CLERKS 10 aead L. the mecascJ applications
oI bounty land and Treasury scrip
The Speaker decdcd hat the motion was not IN
der aud announced the FIST thug IN ordor to be pet,
lions
\ large number werothefoupon presented.
Mi Tuck prosecuted prtluau llnm eltrzens Of Fha
dcrbia PRAYING En- lhe appoprla Of the proceeds ol
the public lands lot the extinction Of slavery Tho L
mon; and he owed lhl 1t be referred 10 The committee
"a Territories
Mr.. Gayle moved Thai il be lad upon the table
pom which motion The question MAS taken hy yeas
aud uats, and decided in the allimatye yeas ST. nays
10
NJ, Schcnel Offered a resolution that When the House
adIauros, ii vii aJoun over unal Monday. which Was
adopted
Mr. Gregjn. from The committee on Posi- Offices and
Posi- Roads teqnrlrd pn duon providing ur trans
porting the mail between Washington aud l,ehmond b,
the old contractors at the highest prers paid ohet
rtrtlri. The resolution having been read by The
crtk
Mr.. Boiis gave history of the cas-. advocated the
passage "l the resolution earnestly aul ably, aud
" condemned the Postmaster & usal.
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COTTON FACTORY.

wi loN | Al lokh.
fINlE subscriber would the Merchants gen
eIa a. well as the public, that he making, the Black
Water Cotton Factory, good article o Cotton arms
Is made i'll any estabshc ho whose be, and
all hc wants nr tar fal la be made o the torruyc
them The subscriber Is well al the difference good
and bad and, order that he imposed
You liable II be, Try the and II can't work
them put than up found them, and make the
charge Tor carrying well rs returning. and the subscriber
will pay the ireiShts tue delivery Of the yarns HIM at
the Factory.
Also he generally has eoolnt ofwaddng suitable Tor
Conior hand 81 which shall be sold TAR prices.
Please give him call when You thing in - way
JAS. s CREWDSON, Agt
lynchbarg Sept } !Sl7.--t>
{ = rAc Lexington, Abingdon, and Fmcase. Va, and
loncsbnrongh Tern papers, will copy VT" aud forward
Il tltiS Office.
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CENT? saNE.1s
i II y IL INC. STOR l..

gINIlE SUBSCRIBERS respectful, inirtm the citizens o
lynchburg and the surrounding country, that the, will
continue the business formerly canisd b, Warehouse
" hittemore & Co. and prepared with entire new
stock oil Goods To supply tier With any article
dcntcmen's wearing apparel
Their stock o Clothing quite large and much cheaper
than before offered. Also,
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Nestings
OF EVERY Dist RiprlON,
which will hc manufactured to ode excecln lv low
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE : WliIrTEMORE
Oct. It's
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Y AEI.dbEsaEcs.

NEINBEsN
THLORLNGl TiLORLNItt
uNtit undersigned having had ong experience in the
Il practice IT measuring cutting aud making up work
aud feeling entire confidence OF giving satisfaction To
those who may favor HIM m call must respectfully
offers his the cltizcns of lynchburg and lis
vicinity, hoping by STREET attention business 10 merit
share OF patronage.
The FREScH. EEGLrSn and AMERICAN FASHIONS
will. according II -eu,the received every month";
and. whilst adherng strictly 10 the fashions regard will
be had to smooth flung, easy and comfortable wear
INC garments.
JAMES b. EDWARDS
few dolrs above Aleeln 4 Gwalkins
and opp lsile San' b. Thurman.
ALSO agent for Cosby 5 Compound Bters
Oct 7-l2m
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Education.

VTNE undcr gncd having associated themselves for tina
pose of opening School in Lees, illc Campbell county
for the instruction If youth. e public that their
operations will commence the 18th OF January 1873 Ar
Engagements have been made for the OF a .uab Ii,
building and IN the time rommodous house
procured for the purposes OF the School.
The course o instruction will embrace the Ancient
ography with the ol the Maps and tubcs. extensive
course of Mathematics together With Natural aud Moral
Philosophy, and every requisite Tor complete English Edu-
cation The elementary branches OF orthogIaphv Reading
Writing and Arithmetic, will be strictly invariably at
tended to.
The Scholastic will be divided into wo Sessions Of
hvc months each At the cn 81 each session.
animation of the School will be held presence of the
Visitors. designed the sriencv pupil upon
and the undersigned pledge the use every possible
sreron, for the moral well nclecua welfare OF all
those who may he entrusted to their tuition.
Arrangements have been made in the respectable
lilies, in the immedate vicinity of the school,
those with board who residing distance, to at
tend the School.
TERMS.
Board including all charges, 81 90 per month
Tuition in the Languages ~ 80 pr session.
do English and Mathematics, 10 no do
jos ?. GODFREY,
HENRY W. ADAMS.
The undersigned, the request Mcssrs Godfrey Ad-
ans, will 1T a. Visitors to their School They viii pay
sona visits their convenience may permit them, and
cry necessary for successful hey will be
Pincua IN their attendance the regular stated
bnrwcu Lee Lewis c Arthdr, WIN. Lee, Thomas Lett
Wen hichard L. alden, Chas Anthony Alexander Lett
e", pr Walter Nangle DIR Edmund Austin DIR. John An
",ny ana DR. Daniel rompkns.
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Al,r hs coso ol my motnlnn despatch the discussion
# he same suJ'rt rnliulpd mp 10 he hour ot ad
l5uinment Mrssf- tha,lea Brown, G. ggln aud Ohm.
,1n Of Arkansas PARTICIPATED III the debate The latter
moved 10 lay The suhrc die ablri hnl lhemoiIun
not acted On when lhe u IUsc adjourned.
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NOTICE..

'IE subscriber ha, several NEGROES for hire, the
SUNG year Persons wishing hire will apply to Mr..
george bagby. FRANCES b. SHACkLEFORD
i'ec' zo-ts Amherst
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Great bargains
In Fail and " inter Goods.
AM now receiving an eNttHslve assortment OF new
a FALL aud WIN TER GOODS. comprising every
variety of
Ladies Dress Goods; Cloths. Cashmere and
NGSfingS. for Gentlemen: Negroes tlO-
thing. Blankets and woo! Hats
Hats and Caps for Gentlemen,
Linen Cambria Iiandkcrchicfs,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces.
and great variety Of 3ner goods suited 10 the present
season all Of which will be sid very low Tor cash. Ia
pnncnal customers on The usual lime. respectfully IN
ylie all persons IN want of cheap Gods. either by
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
10 call and examine my stock as am determined to sci
as low as any house IN the upper country
Sept. 81 T.. }. BURTON.
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IN Ms prime nd Afp'e ba"df, los rceeh ed and Ia
- " .dr low b, MrnANtEL : LEI
Nov Il l.
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az BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED. "a scarce
- tlce.) Received and tor sale by
Nov. It's McCORkI.E Y SIMPSON
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CANARY SEED
4 SUPPLY ot Fresh anarv seed, Fl sale by
" JOHN II. SEtN, Druggist,
Oct II ia
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NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM TORBERT'S

Old and well known stand, ono door above the
Court House, the Cheapest lot of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, ever offered in klktun.
They consist in part Of large and well select
cd stock Of Broad Cloths, of various colors,
English, French and American manufacture.
from to dollars per yard, plain and fancy
Cassimeres, Black, French, Doe skin, Merno
Cashmere Tweeds, &C.
Together with large variety of Linen and
Cotton Goods, at very low prices.
LADIES DREss Goops.-Fou!ard, b lack Dress
Fancy and Mantilla Silks, Barcges, Emhroider-
ed Lawns, Lustres, Ginghans from - - to
81 Id cts, large and handsome stock o! prints
from to IL l-2 cts pei yard, and various other
articles at uncommon low rates.
Observation-Disclosures, Jackonct, Swiss, Null,
and 10 Ia shee.ing, Brown and White Shirting
from to IL l-2 cts per yard.
Shawls in Great Variety, Silk, Worsted and
Gotten, Hosiery, Kid, Silk, Thread and Cotton
Gloves, Silk Crambric and Cotton handkerchief
Black and fancy Silk Cravats, Laccs, Edgings
SC. &C., all of which will be sold OH accommo-
dating terms.
Thankful for past patronage he tenders mis- in
viation TO all, hoping by strict attention tomcril
the favour ola generous public.
N. Is. Country produce takeu in exchange tor
goods. W.T..
Elkton, April 18th '4s.
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.Scac ,Sfuse ,Suring GOO1lS,
Elkton, March 25th lS4s.

T6NHE subscriber is now receiving from New
IL York and Philadelphia, his regular supplies
OF lig ut goods for Spring and Summer wear,
among which may be found the greatest variety
OF Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in par; divide
black and coored silks, bombazines, French lin
en- and brocade ginghams, lawns, silk tissues
balzorines, bareges, nous. de LANES, alpacas,
Monterey plaids, Sc, Sc, all kinds and qualities
of white goods, such as jaconets, muls, cam
hrics, striped AMI plaid muslns, white embl Oh
dered muslins and robes, together with many
other new fabrics of the latest styles, hosiery,
gloves, ribbons, Irish linens, cambria hdkfs from
10 cents to $40, every variety of shawls, domes-
tic goods of all kinds, as brown and bleaclled
shirlings md shcelings, mariners stripes, ging-
hams, checks. tickings and calicoes from cents
to II l-2, together with the hest assortment Of
Trimmings in iringes, gimps and laccs, to be
found in the city, to all Of which your attention
respectfully solicited, as have the lowest rent
or any one doing business in Market street, and
very small expenses otherwise, | am determined
to sell at the very lowest cash prices. Don't
forget the place when you want to buy, No. 95
Market street. N. w. PALMER.
Wilmington, March Is
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New and Cheap
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS STORE.
D. II Market street, nearly opposite the Far

NO. ~ piuTEe Slfcet, HedTfy oYoSHe We ~"
mers Bank, Wilmington, Dela,rore.
The subscriber having opened new Store,
in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John
Boyd, and having just fitted it up in handsome
manner; he now invites his friends, the citizens
ifCecil county to call and examine the Goods,
before making their purchases. The stock hav-
ing been selected, and bought at low prices,
they will be sold accordingly, at such rates az
cannot fail to please.
The assortment comprises in part OF British
French and American Cloths and Cassimercs
Sattnetts, from 81 l-2 TO ST l-2 cts, vestlngs
fannels and tickings, Kentucky jeans, checks
domestic ginghams, blankets, Hamilton and 9th
or cotton flannels, crash, tow linens, Russ'i.
and cotton diapers. table oil cloths, Irish linens,
green bases, twill'd fanncls, cotton laps and
wadding, with large variety of bleached and
brown musns and shectings, which will be
sold at 4 small advance on bale or package pri-
Ces.
TO the assortment Of Ladies Dress and other
Goods, particular attention is reqne.ted, 1t hav-
ing been laid in with much care. 1t consists IN
art rs follows: n splendid variety of cashncres
and dc laincs, plain and striped alpacas, Lama
pla,ds new style. beautiful and cheap glnghams
mourning do, linen canbrick hanks. Frcnah
merinoes, English do. Thibcr cloths, bombazincs
paramcttas, new style cdgings, French worked
Collars, gimps and fringcs, rs1y cheap, with
very large and handsome variety oil fr'nts,
the newest designs and patterns.
SH1WLS, SH1WLS, SiLlHLS; Silk ant
cotton handkerchieis and suspenders, pa!en
thread, spool cottons, needles, tapes. pins, but
tons, silk and cotton hosiery, &c, &c.
.9u assortment Of Paper Iiansings, to which
attention is requested, as the various styles Of
Paper will be furnished at Philadelphia prices
A share OF patronage is respectfully solicited
| as purchasers OF Day GooDs AND TnMMlNGs,
may expect to find good assortment, and oar
| gains in prices.
JOHN S. KENNARD,
| No. ~ Market Stree, above Third
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SHEPHERDS VER.MIFUGE on
WO1'25A DESTROYER.

Read the following evidence Of Shepherd
Sarsaparlla' Baltimore, REQ. -, al.
Mn. J. C. SHEPHERD,
DEAR SrR:-Be pleased to except my unfeign
ed thanks, for the specimen Of Fern'ifuge, which
YOU have done ne the favor to send. have
nscd it in seventeen cases, and in not single
instance has il failed to produce the desired Of
fect-on the contrary, its operations nave oeeh
attended with the most fattering success. but
it needed not trial to satisfy me of its hcacy
in destroying worms, for when ] was informed
by the propretors, of its component parts feit
assured that to use it would not be cnpyrcisIn,
nor would it in the least, aid or encourage that
dirclnl foe oftI,e human iamily-quackery.
The Ingredients have truly been selected with
| care and The dsagrcabc necessity Of following
up the Vcrmifuge by active cathartcs has been
| avoided by the judicious admixture ofsueh REM
edies as are hest calculated to promote the &C
ton of the bowels. By promu ga;dg knowl-
cdyc of its virtues throughout the world have
not the least doubt out that mothers Will regard
the distribution of So valuable medicine as tho
benfactcr Of their offspring, With scnllme"'s
of friendship; am yours truly.
w. H. BALTzELL, A. M. NJ d.
! IsDr. w. II. Baltzell is a member Of one
ofthc most respectable families in the state
was pupil of tho renowned Surgeon Professor
N. r. Smith, gruuuat ed with the highest honor
at the University OF Maryland, and at this Tin
enjoys practice second to none IN extent IN III
iy Of the same age
.aGENTS.-Dr. Norris, T. st. II. Janney'
Port Deposit, DR.. J. Wallace. Elkton' William
b. Turbt, Warwick, T. II. II. kn'ghi y 70
Battle Swamp, X. L. Thomas, North East IL d.
Graham Charlestown.
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Merchants OOk at This.

The subscribers having engaged largely in the
Timing Business, are prepared to supply Nler-
chants with all kinds Of
TIN WARE,
at very low prices, and will warrant all their ar
ticles to surpass anything Of the kind that has
ever before been offered from Elkton AS one
If the firm is Il practical workman, and works at
the business himself, and snperintsnds The work,
it will be made in the best manner and OF the
best materials.
All persons wanting to purchase Tin Ware,
will do well by calling at this shop, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as tho,e will be genera as
sortlnen, always on hand. Ware will be deliv-
cred anywhere within so miles free of cost. !!
is the intention Of the firm to do
WHOLESALE
business only There will he no retail hawking
from this establishment. All orders in our line
will be thankfully received and promptly attend
ed TO. Don't forget the place-ln the "hollo'r,'
corner of Beau Street, and opposite krauss
Hotel. -
ROOFING & SCOUTING.
Roofing and Sponling done at the shortest no.
ticc ty the best workmen, of good material and
warranted perfect. ENOCH CkODCH.
J. H.CLARlDGE.
Elkton, March 4th 4s-tf
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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,


III W. Va"ehns Fegetaoie Ltnontr'pl,c
Mixture, celebrated medicine which has made
CHEAT CohEo iN ALL D!eE AStS,
IS now introduced INTO -, ,hs secton' ne lilhls
ofan advertisement will not permit an extended
notice OF TINS remedy; we nave only TO say II mas
Tor It's agents IN .ne oh,t'd states ana oahaaas
large nnmoer OF eanea'e u,,r,o,,,n,
MEDICAL fhhCll ioNEho
IN lnsh PROFESSIONAL stanain9' VINO MAKE eehcr-
al use "I II IN thelr prHctce IN Inc following os-
eases: Dropsy, "raVG'' ana diseases o. tne ui'h-
airy organs; f''es ana an diseases Oh tne oloou;
arrangements OF the Liver; &C. and all general
diseases OF the system. tls PARTICULARLY re-
qnested that an VINO contemplate the use OF ''i.s
art,c'e' or VINO oesre ''liornauoh respecting 't'