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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

The Coqmtte.-Lungitllow thus ~poin,edly describes a
coqueiie
A young lady Of more b, auty Than sense-mora accom-
plishlnenis than l~earning-,nore charms Of person than
graces of mind --more admirers than frlends-more fools
Than wise men for attendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Hon. REvEapy JOHNSON, U. S. Attorney General, is
confined to his house IN Washington city, by a severe al
tack Of pleurisy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
From hr Congressional

From The Congressional
Globe Of 1877 page 573'
Prorided, That there
shall be neither slavery nor
involuntary servltude In any
territory on the continent Of
America which shall here
after he acquired by, or an
ncxed to. the u. >. by viz
tue Of this appropriation. or
in any other manner What
ever ; except for crimes,
whereof lhcpariy shall have
been duly convicted: Propi.
Died, nhcays,'l That every per
sun. escaping into such ter
ritory, from whom labor ur
service Is lawfully claimed
In any one ofthe us such
fugitive may be lawfully
claimed and conveyed out
Of said territory 10 the pow
or claiming his or her labor
or service"
and column Mr. Burke voted
lumn is the win proviso.
the difference?- Republic.
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GREAT REDUCTION,

U'Ai't. nom 10 lNNCliBuRG by Canal
F'eNsts' 81 30
rare from Richmond 10 Charlottesville, h, Packet and
Stages . M
Fare from Richmond TO Cumberland {. H. by Pack
cts and Stages . rs
/ are from Richmond To fmmsilc by Packets and Sta.
gs s5
Below, see card of intermediate distances, for fare and
hours of passing.
icare Ricluannd .lLn,uinL eann L u.sLL...n aIa.,a..
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IiKGkN.K.1 Lave or
&
New York and Richmond Packets.

New York and Richmond Packets
I'liS new home line is composed OF the following vessels
L all owned IN the cit, OF l,iohmond, via,
eS"e' hanover, Capt, anderson l.ampkin,
90 'lehtioo, " John II. Smack.
do Richmond. q John II Tn,tlc
do New York, q Ceo,., ~ r,,,b
do Merchant, i" jesse I,oy,lanJ
do biianna, a. ID n,ly.
These vessels are OF the first class, built IN The civ nj Raj
tinofe, e sp,essly iof this trade; and have superior arcommo
dations iof passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well aua,i
ned Tor the trade, and who will spare no cxrrtion to acco,nmo.
date They will be towcd up and down the river by steam,
aud may be relied ON To sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going north or ordering goods from New York
WI mud 1t to their intotostto ship by this line, as freight
viii always be taken as low as by any otbc, line of Packets,
and every. effort WILDE made by the agents in Richmond and
New York to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask aud hope 10 succeed In obt aiming a
full share oi patronage.
Goods shipped by this limo TO Now York will h, forwarded
Tree Of commission, To New Orleans, Mobile, rharl,.t,n.
Savannah, or any other Southern OF Northern Port.
The vessels will lie in Richm,n nd, at Rockets, in New
York, at Berth No.2, Coffee House slip, foot OF Wall street.
DAVID tuRllE, Richm md,
o'".sw. riraso ); New SSs,, Ss,a, No Agents.
Sept, 2t-l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
S.UETXSO.V' y ST.9TXX.4.HE,

S.WETYSD.V' y ST.1TEx.4.HE
Main street. opposite the Farmers Bank,
~LYNCHBURG, Va.
WE wish to PURCHASE 100000 bushels Of WHEAT, for
w which we will pay the IGHEST CASH PRICE.
All persons having Wheat for sale will do well to give us a
call before selling. WILLIAM T.. SMiTHSON,
ROBERT STATHAM.
p. S. We have on hand a large and splendid assert rnent
ofFANII.Y GROCERIES, together with a general assert
mcnt of STAPLE DRY GOODS, &c- *,
all OF which we will sell low Tor cash or give in exchange
for all kinds of Produce.
We will give particular attention TO consignments of Pro
duce OF all kinds. Prompt returns rendered.
July 23-ts SMiTIiSON s. !
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The resolution in the left hand column Mr. Burke voted
for; that in the right hand column is the Wilmot prnviso
viii the junior editor explain the dii1erence?- Republic
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DHF GD1O10Go,

consisting IN part of Broad Cloths, Cassimores, Vestings.
Cassineti, Pulled Cloth, Jeans, &c. sc.
constantly on hand, q choice assortment of Ladies
Dress aud Fancy Goods. Likewise, Hats, Caps and Shoes
all oiwhich will be sold at reduced prices.
N. GuGGENiiEIMER,
n. GUGGENIIEIME
Dec
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Fifty and Sixty Negroes,
Valuable James River Estate for sale.

Df VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit Court of Chester
ID field, ofthe 81 Of April, 1877, amended by two other de
crecs, one made on the 18th July, lSl7, and the other ON he
29th March, 1919, i'll the suit Of David &. Wiuiree, Sc, a
gainst Lucy Winfree and others, the Plantation on James
River, in the County of Buckingham, belonging To the IS
tate OF James w. Winirec, decd, will be offered FOR sale bx
public auction, on the premises, on TiIURSDAY, TIE list h
OCTOBER NEXT, i" lair, il not, the next iar day. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
TObUCCO ScrPsrS.

WE have for sale,
w 2 good Tobacco Flattening Presses,
snail Box Press, which we will sell on accommc
dating terms.
July FITS McGORkLE u SIMPSON.
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CO1hiNS Est UkFiSHlN emf.

VfOTWVVS I'M
YIN1IEsubseribcrs have inferred into co-partnership under
j the nameand style Of ". GUGGEN1EIMER u Co.
for the purpose OF conductinga
General Clothing EstabIislImcn emit.
They have on hand a large and handsome assortment o
EAD MADE CLOTHING,
oiall kinds, adapted 10 the present season, which they oncI
low Tor cash, at their store, next door to X. Tyrce's office,
Main Street, Lynchbnrg N, GuGGENHFIMEIt,
4. GuGGENIiEIMER,
s. GUGGENIIEIMER.
Dec. liz
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N w. - III % n
At Old Spring Ware House.
'UNH informs hecitizens ofLynch
L burg andits vicinity that his
Wa.On-naking and
BLAC S LIT II SHOPS,
are now in full operation. Ali=those who want good, nicea nd
cheapwork can get it by calling ON the subscriber, who is
prcparodto do all kinds OF work in both branches, with
NE.aT.NESS n DESP.ATCH.
He hasa large stock of very superior seasoned timber
commence with and his worlmen are equal to any in the
State Of Virginia. In his Smith Shop he has frst-rat Smiths
3 good and neat HorseShocrs, and always has on banda good
stock OF Shoes and Nails.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Lynchburg March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGON
finished of. and several Carryalls, new and second-handed.
ALSO,
Several SeCOnd-H Hand Road Wagons;
and viii in a short time have and keeps general assortmento
W.aGONS, C.aR1S. PLOUGHS N
WHEEL- B.ARROUS.
All OF which he will sell low.
JOHN IL. BAILEY.
Farmers'HoteI, Lynchburg, March I3-ts
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NEW FIRM,

YNiEundersigncd will carry on the business hereafter I'M
l der the name aud style of N. UGGENiIklMER \ Co.
at he old stand of the old firm. They have now, and vii
continueto keep, a handsome assortment of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
VOL. XXVIl.--NO. IS.

inst. Rnmonr says thai Nj. John .. GalIaler, Of Va
10 be- Mr.. HaQncr's successor.
A correspondent of The New York Courier states. that
President 1aylor and his Cabine, do not entertain tho
slightest apprehension that our friendly relations with
France will be interrupted as a consequence If The diff
Gully with citizen Puussi,. They lhink. however. tbat
The French Ministry may, In a moment Of piddy pas
sion. resolve upon the iejection Of Mr.. Rives. 6v wav If
retaliation. Tho news of Poussln's dismissal will reach
fnrisa few weeks hctore the arrival Of Mr.. Ripes. az lo
VIII spend five OF six wrecks in England before proceeding
10 Paris.
! Is said that in August last, the Second Comptroller
ol the Treasury examined The accounts Of thu Hon. Isaac
mn. late pension agent a, Concord, New Hampshire.
(and forn.rly senator from that State which, essninu-
non proved TINT gentleman a defauIier to The Government,
IN the sum Of $4,000.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
We learn from The Warren'on Flag tina, Of The cap
''n' stock OF the Eastern section of This road. 1887 ,5O0)
o'her stockholders ihan the State have taken Sl35, goo
and the State $H2 500 Sufficient 10 consirucl his sec.
ton. which Is 30 miles long, reaching a mile or two in
To The county III Prince William. OF the c,pital Of the
middle section. also Of 30 miles, $500 O0O0 S10O0O
nave been subscribed by private persons, leaving a de-
he'ency Of $oo,oW of private snbscripfio ion - $4,000. il
Is said could he obtained at Warrentbi and It's vicinity.
on condition TINT a branch rond 10 Warrent,n BE- puarnn,
teed. Ofihe napitsl for the Western portion {S3OO..
uoo.) the private subscription is not specified -bui from
me e.''i'o' 3 IN Orange and Greene, IT Is not doubted
mat the necessary amount will bo raised. Tho tlap
looks lor"ard with great confidence To the construction
OF this road iiom Alexandria 10 Gordonsville, in two OF
three years, and perhnrso In a shorter time"
Inc Expedition 10 me Sab Lohe.-By leltcrs very re-
Gently received. We learn that the exploring p,ry. nnder
conmand Vi Captain S,ansbury. ofthe II biographical
Engineers, NOW en- route for the Great Sali Lake, in In.
peri California, entered Fremonl's South Pass in the
Rocky Mountains m the 5h Of August. The party
were all IN good healtl, aud Gno splf,ls, having accom-.
pushed ~tw"-lhlrds oi the jonrney toward their destined
mid ot esrluralion. They pursue tho ordinary Oregon
route as lar as Forl Hall, where they leave it. and turn.
lna short 10 the South. enter the valley Of the Great Salt
Lake aud It's tributaries. - Nit Int.
lln nalIInnIn Sum III Yu-I..L.u ILL., ..-.-a-L-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
VIEW

WE W. GOODS.
WATERHOUSE d POTTER have nov in store.
w and are daily receiving from n. York, a complete assort-
ment of CLOTHING, CLOTHS CASSIMERES, YES
rINGS and FURNISHING ofcvery description
and quality, to which they invite the attention of their friends
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whittemore s. Co, three
doors below 4. u. Jennings's Commission Store.
Oct S-ts
NANCY FRENCH CA "A SPLEEN
y did assortment Just received by express. Please call
and examine. &
-OctS-ts
M xSOR'S o SEED --25 BUSHELS
"ysors Timothy Seed, a superior article, warranted
fresh and pure, tor sal. by
Sept lQ-ts McCORhLl5 : SIMPSON.
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70 InerS.

Y or cnn sell NJ the Ottawa T,r,erv. woe, ortbs
si!ecui or nj ny store Reef Hides Kin Skrs
Calf Skins Horse Tflrs Sheep Skins with. or with.
ont the woe on. Nng skins and Ill Other Vid-s rrd
SKINS for which the hishcs, prices will I'd in
cHa mo I'm HASKELL
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More New Goods!

WALKER & HiCKLING with to inform
w their customers that they have removed into
the new Brick Bui.Iinr, one door west Of the old
stand, on the south SHE OF the Public Square AMI
have JUS, received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock Of Staple and Fancy goods suited tor
,h.5 market comprising SILK, Cotton, Linen, Wors.
tetani Wouen Fabrics. II Is useless to enuncrate
ARTICLES, we will only say that mos; articles IN tins line
called for at Country Store may BE- found in our
stock and vii. be sold at the lOpest prices. Gu! mot
to IS mot TO be uniersoiiby any one"
Also We have lately received GO cases Of
Boots, Shoes, and Brog1ns, all sorts and Sizes sua
ME tor wear OF men, women, and children; the,
will be sold nj very ow p-ces.
ALsc-Cg o'k-gy HnA G,assr"-": n rool ns-or,.
menr Of hcary and slelfIIhRDWARE: trace. lor
aud hntcr chains, scyrhss and snnatls wrought an
Gu; nails and spikes, all szos. Also,
sslSD jI,fSsEs
Ora,l kinds, os cheap a. usual; and our stock Of
Drugs, .IeIcigs' and UyestaN' is complete, and
wl. be sold at Chicago Ct 81, Louis prices, whole
sale or retail.
CASH pei! for any quantity Of Hides and Whoa,
Oat-, Land, Bacon, ana mos, otharproIucc taken in
exchange D'the AlgAcat rates.
July l,B.9. WALKER & utCKLING
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Dow g. Smith
a assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries Il Hardware,

M W." "PlHS anu Hu't Ill slOlr p7llt Ia
a assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries q Hardware.
Such ne
Cloths, CGssimereS, SGtiinet, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans, Vestings, &c.
choice selection Of prints, gnghHms, de lans dress
silk. bcached and brown muslin, to u wide
hlcnctcd and brown drilling IN ID WIDE check
hickory. stupes, g, ipred c0mhiHS red, white, and
yellow tinnncl, Canton do, Irish linen, crash linen
diaper hosiery, gloves, handkerchief scarf Swiss
muslin, cambria do, lnce, edgng and insertion, rib
bons and variety OF notions * small stock, which
will be sold very cheap, OF
Ready Made Ciottiing.
Goats, Vests, Pants Fine Shirts Hickory do, Cotton
and Wool Flannel Shirts aud DfuweTs
The Best Qudliiy
OfTeas, Coffee, n, o. loaf and crushed sugar. mo-
lasses, cider vinegar, rice, saeialus. candles soap,
nails plass together with oil the hfis cuiiaary ar
uclr,--flour and Indian Meal kept constantly, and
warranted IN all cases.
a FIRST Rate Stock Of
Mems thick, Kip md calf Boots. men. and boys
Brognn7, Iadle, Gn!ters. KID walking shoes and
bu-kns leather lace boots, and ow quarrred shots,
misses md chi.drcuS Boots and Shoes Aud
A Coed Assortment Of
Knives and forks scissor, hand saws hammers M
gers. door harg.n's. trowcs nain scoops, shoycis,
and spades irnc" chains, &c
Package wtI be- sent throughout town free Of
charges The highest Market price vii be- paid for
all kinds Of produce
The subscribers pledge themselves TO sell
goods as ior rs can be Gforded in torn.
Ottawa, May Is, 1919 DOW & SMITH
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GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Ware house.
HE RRICK s. sou Ode II,
n1 William NnDK

= U1 W IIItH'h III NE W 1UNN.
WTrufaciuTsrs, importers, and dealers in Shirts,
Dressing robes Lipsa collars. stocks, &boHIder
Irdces, CTGrats CYerd ties, scarts, mou6y belts.
Under Garments, Chores, SGiiHs, L,Een Blossoms,
HaHdbeIchieis, Hosiery, Buckles, SuSgeHdeIS,
R9B,JaSihcs, &c &c.
The above stock Will, on examination, he found
notonly Attractive, Extensive and Full but Cheap
Our long experience IN the business and knowledge
oimhnuia rtunnp, with the facilities OF purchasing,
are such thotwe are confident we can offer induce
meuts that cannot be surpassed by any house N the
CITY. Particular attention pad 10 orders and the
packing Of goods HERhICk & SCUDDER,
IS iIWiam street, opposite Plat ST., " ].
DAVID A. llLBRiCF. IsRAIL ~. SCrpDTR.
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Fish +! Fish!

1OBBLS white fish ani trout: - half barrels. do
~ u do nackcrcI; 20 boxes herring, tor saIc by
Juyl2, I5, WALKER & liIcELlNG
MACCARONI, TcrmicIa, Sago, Arrow Roo,
" and Pearl Barley, jus, received and for -aIc hv
Dec. l. Waller & lICELIvG
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Cbira9o advertisements.
For the Year 1912,
TsrCTEiFy"s

Eclectic Heading and Srrliiag rOrrSe,
NcGpff y New Eclectic Spelling Book.
McGulIry's Eclectic FRS; Reader.
McGut.rys % Second do
McGutirys 10 Third do
McGuHcys do Fourth do
NrGuii"y's khcrorcal Guide
Sold wholesale and rstai' ~
4, II Il G. RURTEY ,igra;s fcr Wiqos
The object ofs Spelling Book Is, TO teach the prt
per method OF spsil'Hy and proHOupcing words.
That system " WhlCn IncSc can be learned mos, tho
roughly aud mo-' CORRECTLY, j.. OF course the hes,
The Eclectic Spelling Book BY iis admirable cass-
trnton, Is peculiarly adapted 10 the accomplishment
Of this purpose; and il Is confidently believed 10 BE-
Impossible fer nuriI ioranarv capacity 10 mistake
the spelling AID pronunciation Off single word, if he
rvcS but ordinary attention 10 the lessons as they
ore classified IN his hook
The Eclectic FEEDERS ore carefully progressive In
their Arrangement Ample exercises in spelling
prccc,e he .ca ling lessons, IN the first md second
of the hes Asn, beautifully executed wood cuts
cmhersn the books, calculated n impress on the
mnd Of he yN1'ht learner III" subject OF the lesson
The lhirt, Fourth. and Fifth ut the series ar- de.
voted 10 rl.e4 and ryrlc Is on the prime pcS &C ra
sell, kir'.ll0w, Cnm-ock, Webster, md other NJ.
thos They have been prepared with great care and
c1n be- recommended confidently 10 meet the wants
Gilcacher. anil the public in tHe pIe5en; advanced
state or education.
Teachers VIA i1'rnigrs thea works in'o their
schools will he supplied with copv ofcach for their
own use, IN application - The agents Chicago Book
store, l22 Lake 81. cpr20
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Just Received.

A FULL supply Of Dyp Goods Groccrirs
"a O"cepSrare. Hard H'Grr. &c. which wil
"a be exchanged low for cash or produce
Ottawa, my II Dow & SMITH.
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Fresh Groceries for I8A9,

Flesh GROCERIES Tor I8Ay.
I uST received u large assortment OF choice Gro
- c"d"s, cOn,s'ingoi
Is hhds. Mes sugar,
Is ubls. New Mosssrs,
200 bush. Choice Died trplrs.
100 do do de Peaches,
2j sacks do Rio Coffee,
l0D Boxes ard ha.f boxes new MeIag, raj.
20 DO Bar Soap. sins,
25 dn Ta'low Candles,
10 Adamnutrnc, do.
10 dr Choice Plug Tobacco,
10 bhls. snnerior Cider Vinegar,
15 hoyes 7Y9 SXlO IOXl2 Glass.
All Of which IRE for sale cLcap for cash ~ whole
sale or rntall hv Inr3) LOCKWOOD
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sJ'rpIiC f.opy.s

TTliE Mns9 and Ve,pcr Book approved by thu RI.
The Christmas Gudc 70 Heaven, or Manual ct
Spiritual Exercises;
The Catholic Manual containing Spiritual Cxercs-
IS md Dryo'ions for thr dlly use " Christians;
The Key OF Heaven ;--.ur sa,ret DURLEYS.
does ~ Lslr street. Chicago.
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White Lead. OIL, ~.

ion KEGS eNtrapu and No white Lead in oil
wv 500 lbs. pure dry white lead
500 lbs do Red Lead, Gibbs Linsced Oil
Also Lcthrngc, Spanish Brown, Eng. Vcnitian
Red, Paris and chrome Green chrome yellow Prris.
son blue smats nnd gold leaf bronze, etc lust re-
ceved and for sale low by Walkers Hciliug
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Ladies +!

TALL in At STERLlNG's rs yor pass along.
Y and examine his new and splendid stock Of
Cdlicoes GHgh1mS, &c, &C. lie has way Of
hitting every botys taste. myi
Inn. 600 FEET of hard wool lumber for sa'c in
lots To suit customers hy T.. HERR
Ready Wade Clothing.
OFa ~nparIorq Ia,i,y and very low q, ;hc Exchange
" Place. myi 4 " Ncrliug
7 lNEN-i. kuns of linen goods at the Exchange
II Place, Tor sale cheap. lmyil Sterling.
insecd Oii tor sale, cheap. at
lul6 NHrrr Il NuNrrn's
IN TONS assorted iron & nails u5, reed and for
AZ SHE by lng-3 MANLEY, & Co
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n lie Subscribers have ON hand superior article OF
pows calculated To hrcnk prairie with two horses,
also to pillow old ground This nlow is warranted to
give satisfaction in all cases. DOW & SMITH
Ottawa, may II, 40
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Urcakii,g plO,yS,

NHr Subscribers me poyjng the highest markc
j pncr in cash, for wheat and corn.
may IS DOW & SMITH.
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4 Fresh supply.

hRlED apples and peaches. rnisns, Noiasses
- vinegar Goldfish, &c. Us, received and for safe
: lintc cheaper than erer by lnp5l l. D. SMITH
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E.A.3 srns Sts.i..

E.ASS shs SisE.
THE req sec - town 70 = rNngc ea,t; rwfscc
1 81 town % rang , wh ,wq &c ~ ! 33nr &c;
eh nee sec 20 SO n ~ {. These lard. embrace
some Cf the most valuable Goa banks IN the county.
good wNter timber paifr, an tarlp Of 60 acres
with ordinary Improvements. Terms easy. Apply
to Jcseph Reynolds mem the p,,epG nsub.
scubCr N Ottawa nroT w ~
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NFI7 I|FT, NNU =, T7II-
Dr. Town-cni-l verify bc.cy. that your Sara-
p1G,a has been the means through Providence. OF
Nvngmy ur. | have for several vcar- hal bal
cough. Il become worse aud worse. At last mis-
ed large quantities Of blood. had night swcats. and
was grcoly debl.uatcd aud reduced. and did not cS-
pet to i've. have only used your Sar-apa-lIla a
short lunr, and there has a wonderful change been
wrought IN ne Nou can well imagine that am
Thankful. tor these results Your oht -cry't,
WIN RUSSELL. Is Catlafiuc-st
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kAcCp VOW Ecci nrN.

N'NTEfFNNVVN VNIVN~s
4 GENERAL wllry such ns beachcd and
~ brown shecung, shIrtug ticking, w'ckng
wnddlng, batting, diaper, towing, iled cloths, sat.
nett goyss handkerchicts, etc for sale n, rcosoun-
DIE prices ocl3 WN. HASKELL.
sole Leaihcr.--2 ,500Ibs good sole leather. low
W oct3 WV HASKELL
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Stationary.
WV FITTING md letter Paper, school hooks,
NV Prne Tnkat1nds Envelopes. Waters,
w Quilts, md Pencils. J G. NATrlNGtR.
TTOUcEKEFPEpS md house builders. will do
~ well 10 cal md huv Glassware. 0recrsware,
and Hardware Of [my4l NATT;NGFR.
GCOrnrfcs.
A FINE stock of Family Groceries nj low prices,
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-16
Pension and Bounty Land Agency,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Office removed TO 18th street. opposite the Treasury
Department.

(NEoRGE nj. PHILLIPS, Notary Public Com
VI missioner Of Deeds, and formerly of the Trea-
sury Department, attends to the prosecution and
collection of Claims before Congress and the several
Executive Departments of the Government. His
attention is particularly directed TO the pre-
sentation and prosecution of CLAIMS FOR PEN
SlONS, whether
Revolutionary, Invalid, Navy, Half pay or Widows
Pre- empuon and other Land Claims;
Revolutionary Services-for Commutation Half
pay, or Bounty Lands;
Bounty Lands and Pensions for services in the late
War with Mexico;
Contracts with the different Departments for Sup
plies, &C.;
Settlement OF the accounts Of disbursing and other
officers OF the Government
Collection of unclaimed dividends ON the funded
debt of the United States
Being in possession of a large number of Rolls of
the Army OF the Revolution he is enabled to produce
the "wog Of service" of large proportion of those
engaged in that struggle, and for which they or
their widows are entitled to pensions from the
United States.
As Notary Public, the undersigned is prepared to
furnish legalized copies of Documents or Records.
Charges will be moderate, varying according tn
the nature of the business transacted Letters, 10
receive attention, should be postage paid and may
be addressed GEORGE M. PHILLIPS,
Bor No So, Warrington city.