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TOBACCO-Receipts continue quite light and breaks
falling III. Prices are steady al Tho following quota
tions l.ngs S275 a S. 80 fnr shipping. aud 50 . 4
50 for Manufacturing; Common Leaf in good demand at
ST 50 10 s. 50; G,od and Fine $G,S 80; fine Mannlac'n
ing 81 10 81 the laier description scarce and III de
mand, particularly if dry. Stp'ks decreasing.
FLOUR Receipts continue moderate. Sales of
Richmond %superine have been made at s.. The same
price is off red for Sco'tsvillc, but as yet no sales.
WllEAT-lhe receipts are ample, and sales have
been made for rash n 81 O5 for white, and 4 for merchant
abla lots-extra qualities may be quoted = cents per
bushel higher.
CORN-We quote Corn at SO to So cts. per bushel
CORN MEAI.-60 66j cts. per buslel. Kiln dried
meal is held at 81 50 per Dbl,
OAlS-Not much doing. we quote so cents per
Patagonia $50 per ton of 2oO0 lbs; Peru
Wan 81 for five tons or more $is for smaller quaint
ties, say from to- tons.
WIlIsKEY-Richmond rcctifed, % els. in barrels.
with an upward tendency.
PRONlSIONS-Ihe market is quite firm will, a fair
demand. We quote Smitbfe'd ard city cured Bacon at
8 cents, hog round; Western sides 7 cents; shoulders Ga
g. cents. Huns . a II cts. Lard. in bbls I ! a s ots;
in kegs, 9al0 cts.
BUTTER-Mouutain. frkin. ~ a ID cts. per III. for
a superior article; an ordinary article may be quoted at lO
to l24 cents. Supply Increasing and demand docreas-
ing.
COAL-lOt to Is cents per bushol; best Clover Hill
ffA lifFRS-32 n 50 els. per ib. ior geese.
HlDES-Green sailed T. cents per lh; Cal sailed rs
cents tn 81 each; Spanish ~ a III cents.
IRON-PiI Iron &2i T., $50. according 10 quality;
Swehes &95 per Ton; Eoelisl SC5; I red gar (Ricl,mond
manuiactlry) 500; up Country Bar So 10 4sit accord
ng TO quality. Mails 4.
FRElGll rs.
To London Us Cd; Liverpool 25s. for large s~bips;and
sos to 35s Err vessels Of 400 to 500 hllds., to GU, ports in
Great Britain, France, sc.
New AafL-. Elnur hill IDh els Coal bIa Cc nor
bnshel; Toblcco, 81 per hid. boxes Is cts.
Boston Flour 20 cents; coal, none shipping; tobacco.
per hid. 81 50; boxes 25 cents.
Ballimore-Coa 3 cents.
Philadelp hia- Flour 20 cents; Tobacco s.. per hid
20 els. for boxes; Coal 5 cents per buehel, Ph,lad.l phia
measure.
On The Canal-To Lynchburg and intermediate pla-
ces, 10 cents per lO0lbs.
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Temperance NOficc..ElOydC Ountx

The Order of the Sons of temperance will hold a pub
lie celebrations, at Floyd Court House. on the lIth Of
Oct der next. The friends of the Order an,icip,te I,
large attendance and it is hoped that brethren, habitua-
ted TO public speaking, will come up to the work, en-
bowed with new zeal and determined To make a vigorous
effort for the success Of this great enterprise.
Sent II. 1910
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
YNHE subscriber ,intending to remove TO the South, will Of
l. fer for sale nj public auction, on Wednesday,, the 10Th
day Of next month, (Oetober) the " hole Of his stock oi Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs also whateys + portion Of his crop Of
Corn, oits, Hay, Sc. that may remain unsold at that time,
together with the whole OF his Plantation Tools and Uten-
sis; one OK Wagon, one Ok Cart, and one Horse Cart; also
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture, a part Of which is
valuable. The terms of the sale will be cash for all sums
Of and under Ten Dollars for sums over ten dollars, a cred
it of six months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. JOHN SMITH, in.
Sept 27-tl0O
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THE CASE OF LOTTIER.

The Examining Court, in Richmond, in the
case of Lotticr, charged with killing Cook, after
a long and arduous hearing Of the evidence, dis
charged the prisoner ON Saturday last-wc pre-
sumo on the ground fthe injury he had sustain.
ed at the hands of the deceased,
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Sept .27-wt19O
Virginia :

Virginia
4 Ia Court held for bedford County, the oath day OF Sep
IA tcmbcr, one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
Rorerick ID. Dawson, Zachary 1inslcy and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Dawson, Plaintiffs,
against
Judith Stccn, formerly Judith Tinslcy Saiah Shelton, Tor
mcrly Sarah Tinsley; George Powell and Nancy his vile,
formerly Nancy Tinsley; William y. Scott and Frances his
wife, formerly Frances Tinsleyi John y. l.. Rucker and "a
cy his wife, formerly Lucy 1insley, Chapman Tinsi, y, Ed
ward Tirslcy, j.. end Virginia 1insley; which said Judith,
Sarah, Nancy, Frances, Lucy, Chapman, Edward and Nir-
gina, are children and heirs OF Jane 1inslcy, deceased, for
mcrly Jane Dawson Drury Moorman, Marceilus Moorman,
Sarah &. Dawson, George w. Dawson and Russell Daw-
son, Defendants.
IN CHANCEIY.
The defendant Russell Dawson not having entered hisap-
pearance and given security according to the Act of Assem-
bly, and The Rules OF his Count, and it appearing to the sat
islaction OF the Court that he is not AN inhabitant oi this
Commonw ealib: 1t is ordered that the said Russell Dawson,
appear here on the fourth Monday in November next, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that a copy Of tins order
be forthwith published in some newspaper, printed in The
town Of LynchbuIg, ion two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door oil the Courthouse of his county.
Teste,
Sept. 27-w2m JNO. r. STEPTOE, G.. Is. C..
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Corporation d Lynchb,ng. 10 mh:
TO all sheriMs, Sergeants, and COnstabIcs in
the Commonwealth of Virginia. Greeting.

HheroaS, HENRY, a slave, the property of VIII
liam Moore, ct A%Ppomaltox county. but now in the en-
ployneni of Richard BnIks of II ckbridpe, as a hoaiman.
ON James River, and now going al large, was this day
convicted, by inquistion, before me, JOHN TnugMAN.
one of he Coroners Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
Tor the Corporation aforesaid, for the murder Of Ben. a
slave, the property Of George Ptrcival, jr. These are,
therefore, in The name of the said Commonwealth. to an
lhorise you to a%pprehend the sid Henry, and take him
before some Justice Of the Peace for the said corporation.
10 he dealt with according to law. Given under nv
hand, This 25th of September, l619.
Sept. Cts
JOHN THURMAN. Coroner.
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CosTUME HALL
ram md WINTER CLO9vfING,
WHOLESALE AM RETAIL.

W bnDu.usS Ausus AN - htB. AL.
IN haud and ft sale, the largest and hcs, assortment oi
~ SPRING SUMMER CLOTHING, at prices We
~ much reduced.
4
Coats of every variety, enhi eing all the latest Style, aud
OF an improve ed cut and make, f.nn - cts. to |, :, }, !, J, g.,
4, $40, and upwards.
pANrAl0ONS.
Pantaloons OF all kinds, i,on - cts 10 | 80, I -, :,
. 30, aud also a very fashionable style, the lamartino stripe,
as low as ,, 3 80, 81, and upwards.
VESTS.
Vests of every variety, comprising silk, satin, costmorr,
marscillcs, valencia, from 30 eta, 10 - cts, 81, ", ~ 81,
- and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always on hand the largest and best assortment oi Boys
Clothing ever oiered in This city.
A splendid assortment OF CLOTHS and t~\SSlMERtsS
OF the best make, toeether with a large and handsome ,arie.
~ OF silk and maiseilles snstinss, winch will be made mp 10
order in the best manner, 2oper cent less than the nccustan-
ed prices, and ia all eases a neal and beautiful ut guaranteed,
Al COSTUME HALL.
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
II. II. COLE.
a. Attached to the above. Is one Of the largest and mnst
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
every variety and make, AT prices which canine, tail 10 please
any one wishing To purchase. |9T.oNEPluCE ONLY 80
Baltimore, Md, Sep 27-wt2Ap.
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which these facts are gathered, and all at the
Fort, 'applauded the spirit of Senator Benton,
who refused 10 receive hospitality on the ground
which had been the scene of such inhumanity TO
his son-in-law and his devoted companions
This is bowling in Difference TO the geniUs loci
with a vengeance. But the Colonel ought TO be
consistent. Washington city was the scene of
the Court Martial upon Col. Fremont-the Pres
ident's house was the spot in which Mr.. Polk APP
proved its finding. He should forswear both To-
calities. Verify, we begin to think Jackson was
right as TO the effect ofthe explosion ofthe Prince
tons big gun upon Col. Benton.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. James l.. Gwaliney from lower Virginia
Will preach at the Baptist Church, every night during
the present week. The public are invited to attend. 9
SEM II.
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FASHIONS! FASiiiON>!!
For the Fall and Winter Of 1872

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of by nc,t
i burg. aud the surro Indng country, thatpny NORTH
en aud French report Of Fashions has uss colnr Ia hand,
as issued by Thomas Oliver. Of NewrYnrk. They se
very different from any thing heyetofore issued aud are -
fine taste. sa
Thankful for he libe raj patronage heretofore extended
to me, my friends and the public may be assured, with
the advantages | have in being agent for one OF The lrsi
reporters in the United STATES, Of getting garments cut
u the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STlIfS.
as they NAV fancy. All wo,k .'niras.si 10 INV cAss. shall
be done with sratei. JOHN OAkt.h.
Jan 1 WITS
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EXCHANGE.

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
State Stock & per cents par value Sloo-sales at Slo2.
a l03.
Corporation 6 per cent-par value Sl00-last sales at
l0l.
James River AID Kanawha bonds, guaranteed by the
State, l0l..
Exchange Bank St ck-par value sl0o-last sales
sos.
Farmers Bank Siock-par value $l0o-sales at
SOL to $i02
Virginia Bauk Stock-par value $40 last sales at
$40.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
.C> STOLEN from my farm on Sunday night, 23d In.
CHA.As slant, a DARK BAY MARE, 10 or II years old;
1AA- both hind feet white to the first joint; a little lame
in the left foot from a nail that stuck in IT. The mare is in
common working order. The thief got an old Spanish saddle,
the pad and seat both worn ont and not attached 10 the sad
die, which, if he rode any distance, must have injured her
back. Any information, SO l get her, Will be thankfully re-
ceived. THOMAS LOVE.
Sep 27-wts
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Commissioners Sale of Real Estate,

~ we shall offer, at public auction, at tie Market House,
in the towno II Iynehturg, - Acres of LAND, lying
on Gamblers Mountain, about ipni miles lrom1 ynchburg-
This property beloags 10 the Esta e Of the late Ammon
Hancock, deed, and will lac sold in lots TO suit putchases.
1t is considered valuable ON account al its wood aud brick
makers aud others Will do well To attend the sale. Should
IT be sold privately before the day OF sale, duo notice will be
given,
TERMS One, two and three years credit, equal install
ments, the purchaser giving negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed, aud the title Ia the lands retained until tie whole
is paid. There l., we believe, no doubt AZ to the title, but
we shall only convey such as Is vested IN US as commission
es. lICi'D. X CIR ,II.E,
BENZ. f..
liz kY I. brown,
Sept 27-tGO Commissioners, Sc.
P.S-Tbose desiring to purchase may see plots Of the
lands by calling on Nh. Henry |. Brown.
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large Stock Hank Rocks.

~ Is. PAYNE * BRO. have on hand a large lot Of
Ledgcrs, Journals, Record, Letter, Invoice, Memo.
and Pass Books, OF all sizes and qualities, which they will
sell very low.
Aug. lots
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LYNcuBuRG MARKETS. SEPT.

NV -. T. w
P'oristois. - Bacon u to Ga Beei,S} ID 81 te,o Meal
IL cent.
tfeif-2t. Ia 81.
Uhef-i.ed 81 cents; White IS.
GsIia -Cain 10 cts Oats2S cents.
ttorer Seed No demand.
" ~hisker-3n c,s.
BseSirun-ls cents.
BaHcr-Nery dull. 10 to ~ for M. /.
Bfaad7-Apple. nome olrriu1 Peach none Offering
Bar Loa $50 assorted and $50 90 When drawn 10
order.
Cofee-RnSi oocents; Laguirasl 10 9 Java IN
Mocha ~.
Country LtRens-Tow 10 tn II; FLAX lei 10 Is.
Cotton ~fafnS-Salrs - 10 lO cents.
Feaihers-30 10 80 cts.
FIar Seed Sales 80 cents.
Fish-llerrings. No. |, 81 so; Shad, Old s. 80
new s 30 -
GiHseag-25 cents.
Heup-We quote Il to &c. in jema nd.
Linseei 0i-05 To 40 cents-dull.
Lard-6l.
,Hola,ses-Nest India 80 to 10 cts per gallon \
O. i2to a. cents.
Haster-lnmp. &5} to So.
Sugars-New Orleans6 tot cents; Porto Rico 7 tuS1
cents; Clarified l2l cents; Loafllital2l cen,s.
Sah.-SlS1s p.
1alom-9 10 81 cents.
la $3.50 per bbl
Uoot-2l 10 20 cts, in demand.
H.nI pa1, ~ =, oct
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D. R.Lyman's Anti Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE WORTH
POVvv'D or SyUKE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER begs leave to offer to the public .
remedy discovered by himself Tor Diarrhoca, tholers
Morbus, Cramps, Spasnns, Pains in the Stomach and bow els ,and
all diseases Of like s~pasinodic character, Asiatic Cholera M
cludcd.
In Offering this remedy To the public, he has not the vanity
Il prosume that he is possessed of more than ordinary ininr-
nation about the tn ltment Of disease Of the character above
named having never seer a case of Asiatic Chul, "a, but having
been troubled for several days with Il very bad Darrloea, he
made the discovery Of The remedy by try ing il upon himself,
cfcctng a perfect cure in ) or ! hours, and relieving all ts
symptoms, viz. --pains, spasms, &r in s To 10 minutes
Since the cure upon himself, he has given II To some 80 to
50 other persons, nv whom it has been used with the same re-
suit, cflecting a permanent cure in every Ease so far a $ he knows
or believes. For information, the public are referred to the
following persons, W no have used il, yiz:--D. II. e.. Peters,
Seth lIalsev, James A. Stiglrr, John Oglesby, Alex. Tomp-
kins, Cashier of the Farmers Bank A. b. Rnckcr, the Editors
of the "I.ynchburg Virginian, ~ ynchhurg ir. A Z. John
SON., OF Amherst county and many others in town and country
not now rce,llectea. D. II. LYMAN.
N. B.-This remedy is perfectly safe and can be used uroA
children without the least fear of injurious results.
Price so cents per Bottle.
July l2-ts il ID. X l..
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onc valuable Negro Man far Sale.

ulN VIRTUE Of a decree oi the Circuit Superior Court
IL ot Law and Cianeelv. Tor the county oi Bedford, pro-
nounccd at the last term ot said cnutt, IN the cults of "Buyd
VS. li,rtisons and a. - aud al,aNis vs. same The undrrs ip ned
was appointed II commissioner Ia sell The negro man, JIM. in
the bills and proceedings mentioned In obedience thereto,
| shall, on SATURDAY, The 2ath day al S%rrtcmh,r, 1919, IN
lront OF the Market iiiuse, In thu town Of Iynehbuf, at II
o'clock, 4, NJ proceed Ia sell faid negro, AZ public auction,
upona credit Of iour months, ils purchaser vi, ing a negotia-
bile note satisfactorily endorsed.
Sept 20-3iit j. NEWTON GORDn com'r.
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N OTICE E.
B e df0rd Lane d.

MILL BE SOLD, on the premises, on Friday, 18th of
w October, or, on the next day IL not fair, the following
TRACTS OF LAND, belonging to Wm. NJ Burweli -
One tract, containing $50 acres, lying on Big Otter, miles
East of Iibcrtsj one other tfnet, near the same, containing
200 acres. These lands are in a fine state Of improvement,
the fencing aud buildings in good condition. Also,a SAW
and GRlSr MILL, upon Zig o'tct, with about two acres
OF land attached, adjoining the first tract Of land.
TERMS, 2 and ; years credit.
!. II. STEPTOE,
G.. A. NINGFiEIn
Sept .27 -wtl9O. Commissioners.
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VI


For English studies. per session of five months, Sl3 81
Fu, the Classics and Mathematics, " a
Aug. W-tsit BRANCH A.
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MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT or
HAMPDEM SIDNEY COLLEGE,


fI,iE twelfth annual OF Lectures IN dissatisfaction
l VIII commences an Monday, ootr 22d 1919, and eontin
II until the tnlddle el March.
K. l.. BptisNNAS, NJ, u. POL ei Obstetrics and bis.
eases II Women aud Children.
l. W. ttlhMiiElH Al NE, NJ. u, Prof Of Maieria
Molica and Therapeutics
= MNNpIN, NJ. u. Prof of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
tl1AS bell, GIBSON, NJ. u, ifoi. Oh Surgery and
Sntgienl ANTONY.
CARTER L. JOHNSON, NJ d, Prof. Of Anatomy aud
PIN s,1ngy,
DAVID II TUCKER, M u, Prof. oil Theory and i'ran-
tee oi Medicine
A T.. rEriCplsAs, NJ II, Demnnaifniot 81 Anatomy.
The Musoum Apparatus and fluctuations Tor the demnn
tita1is departments have recent, received many additions,
and very complete, The facilities Tor Practical A.
unsurpassed. The Clinical advantages FULLY
with the of the student, and especially
valuable hnac preparing Ton practice the South Chm
" (Which is IN immediate cunguity with the College)
and week III the fichmunl Aims House In these in
situations the diseases occurring southern practice met
with and the student has the most eligible opportunities 1T
becoming acquainted with their types and treatment The
frequency of Surgical operations before the class together
with the facilities Tor Witnessing The treatment 81 Surgical
cases. toncis this o the best sehuol o Practical sur
guy.
CHARGES Maruaiion IS. Tickets of the Professors
sos Practical Analmy $40, ,'raduaton Fec r25; Board
including ur lights AID servants attendance may be OBJ
tanned at s2A 10 sll per week. =. MAuplN, M D.,
Aug. IG-at,i Dean ut the Faculty.
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ana any person who shall s, or offer for sale any
1su'e 'hel'S' fruits vegetables shall lftelt and paw
''' SUI. ~ one dollar taf every snch ulenee And the
n"e 'he'nay To prevent the sale Of such rnwhusshne
, II sh,,l be the duty of The Clerk of the Market The
MASTER "a foc' the Sergeant aad the town CanstahIrS
- eA''he al such aftlees, prosecute for the peua
e, an" 10 cause all such articles as shall be found de
eese 10 be removed Ia suitable place without the
town. and thre burned otherwise destroyed and for
50 as such officer shall be entitled TO the sum of one
oo'' III eac ana every ease Ia be Paid by the party
"hendlhg against The ordinance. But 4 any butcher
aoe'heef or other shall feel himself aggreved by
the decision Of churef Re shall have the OF appeal
10 heInmmItle ct Makes ,huse decision shall M hna -
IL ths ordnance dats not brace every butcher auc-
nheef or nthr person. WIN hall either sf 81 uft tr
sale IN this iaWu,-whettet pabilcy or prlvalely-any
disempefed, uuwh -soHe or unsouud meats. &c thea
coniess nv inability La comprehend the simplest eN
Wessiofs OF the Englsb language
As t. ile P"prrty Of this ordnance -npau from it,
sanitary eli.cl, IN view 1.-the approach ii the cho
era suppose there searcely be two opinions Il
must be Admitted mat the people of l.ynehbure are as
much entitled to good and Wholesome tml as others and
II persens, supplying our fket, will not gtY as that
Which is good. but send us The damaged aud refused we
have The night to expect the Common Council t. protcct
us against ~ introduction aaa sale. NOVICE.
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O BTU "A II Y ..

DIED. at brel's Hotel, ON Friday evening" the 18th inst
in the ID year of her age Mas IANNAH H. ELIsos, wife Of
Andrew Eisonjr Esq Principal Assistant Engineer OF the
Virginia anl Tennessee Rail Road and daughter OF n Cush
ing, Esq oil CHAM, Mass
Seldom have scasibitieso community been
aroused hby the sudden and unexpected death OF this La
dy, under circumstances cumly painful It's but lew
weeks since she ongst young, loNey healthtu
joyous and fall OF hope happy hersc and nparng happ
othcrs-and no numbered with the dead Short as
her sj5Im here the ovelness oil her person. her ac-
compliments, her highly cultivated mind, amabe dispose
uon and sprigy and graceful manners had already secured
the respect and admiration OF rapidly enafghg circle G"
acquaintance. She avotc OF all who knew her ana
bid rto be cherished ornament of our social circles She
beahed her last brcathwe will not say IN strange land
her patcrna home and the OF her Childhood
and amous those who wcre comparatively, strangers Her
devoted husband had not the mounIu privilege oil receiving
her last sgh-b3ng professionally engaged at distance
Yet she died among friends n he winning All that pro-
ic7onal skill the as,duous care, the most tender
sympathy could do, done Her aged PARENTS her be-
arc nbandand her relatives have the consoa
ton il their affection, to know that this community m"urns
with them the loss one 50 worthy of their Affection and
tenders to them the homage OF its proouncst sympathy
Her Funeral took paceat St Paul Church, at past son
Sunday last with every demonstration Of respect Alter an
able aud CHING discourse Overlooking congre'
CATION by the Rector the remains OF the deceased were re-
moved for ntcrmcnt the Presbyterian buns ground fol-
lowed by very long procession composed Of o most espec
ted citizens.
- In this place, ON Monday evening, of Cholera Mrs
MARY f., consort OF DR. X Ii n. saunders formerly o
Lynehbarg Va and daughter oil Roland Hughes, Ed, q
this county.
g. The advent Of Cholera in city, has ed iron
midst ono OF most amiabc and Welbcloved mhabi
tats IN the death of her " HON we now mourn how ,tri
kuell Is eNempicd the words of Divine wisdom, "In th
midst ol life death" Eleven hours suffering sui
feed 10 break up the snnl7 earthly habitaon," tn
swcdest and hpc-t of caty ties. 'lis hard 10 part or
thn.e love- Us baud them fall III the OF hle
hut the @iold gveh aodthe Lord away Gassoi
colosseum Tunes, ofjuig 20.
! = On lhc,!2ui uf, alter pr ta,td ''lnpas at h,
/ residence, IN the 'ouy 1t Pautk, lERLMiAn "
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D. R. Lyman's Anti-Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE or PREVENTIVE WORTH A
IsOE.y'D OF CURE.

rINIE SUBSC RIDER bcgs leave to offer 10 the public
l remedy discovered by himself 10, b,arrhoea, Cholera
Mmbus Cramps Spasms Pains IN the Stomach and Bowcisad
all Diseases like spasmodc CHARACTER Asae Chohia IN
clndcd.
In Offering this remedy To the public he has not the vanity
pr, that lac Is possessed o than ordinary niot
the diseases he character aboso
named aving III Aiae Cholera but having
been troubled Go several days with bad barrhoca ha
made the discovery o The remedy by trying 1t upon himself,
otcting perfect in 3o hours, and relieving all ths
symptoms, vi2ipans, sIasms, Nc IN to ~ minhtes
since the cure upon himself he hns gwen To some ~ TO
her persons by whom has been used with the
suit cccg so lar as he knows
believes. For information, the public referred TO the
follow ing persnn who have used II, szsD T. g. Peters,
Seth iiscy, James Stipcr, John osieshy, Alex Iomp-
kina ashi, Of the Farmers Bank u Rocker the Editors
the oLynchhug Nuginau lynehburg, Dr. A {, jain
son Amherst county aud many others IN town and country
not now rcrollceed ID. X. LYMAN.
BTis remedy IS pei iccy sale and can be used upoa
children without the least fear OF injurious results.
Price 30 cents per Bottle.
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