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GeRTT'EN.M,

M HEREAS certain manufacturers of Scytbes have
~ win fraudulent intent stamped the names Tatt D
ran a. 60 Tar & Son." upon Scy thes purportiDs TO
&c hiade oy me original manufacturer Dapiel W.
hereoy CAUTION all persons against vending sncb
s1rephonsy stamped scyIhes and all purchasers aeHps
such imposition. "soi@r
The scythes manufactured by US are each slammed d.
TAFT d SONS. DANIEL TAFT a. SONS. Vermont
" d. ait d Sons Scythes, Cast Steel and Cast steel
Back, half JH set dozens assorted can be hal NJ
"a Merchants Row, Boston. HOMER & CO.
Boston, June 26. d4tw3t Hard Vars Dsayere
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LIGHTNING During the thunder shower of
Saturday morning, the lightning paid visit to
the house Of John Gardner, Esq, OF Dedham
passing through the root and scattering his furni.
lure In all directions In one OF its freaks. il
look all the gliding off the frame OF a splendid
mirror, without b'eahtng II. Singular as it may
seem, although nine persons were in the house ~
the time, no one was injured. Nearly every
room in the house was more or less shattered.
Mail.
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HOUSE LOTS
At AUCT TON

BUILDING LOTS in the town of F;tcbb,rs
" will be sold at PUBIC AUCTION, on the prem.
TUESDAY, JUNE 26, AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. NJ
hese io are situated on an emnence just south Of the
village OF Fitchburg and within three minutes wall n ~
Depots of ali the Railroads. ~ " '''
great chance Is offered for profitable investment as
these are the best lots in Fitchburg and The deman TO-
Houses and House Lots is constantly LEASING. "
Most of the purchase money can remain on MORTGAGE IT.
desired. va o' 'saso' ~
American House, FitchburRh. $50 " ~
June Is, 1e49. dQt e'
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OLD FREscoEs FOUND. A discovery interest.
ing to the friends OF art, has been made bv an
amateur in the parish church OF Bourg, at St
Michel. He has found Frescoes Of the sixteenth
century covering the walls, and also the columns
ana perhaps even the arches, which have been
long concealed by thick coat of white coloring.
mat can be taken of by well known processes
without injury to paintings OF tins kind
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"a The Day of Emancipation for the slaves o.
Kentucky seems TO be close at hand. Even the
most influential OF the shareholders are becoming
convinced that slavery is curse to the growth
and prosperity ct the state, and they are wiIlin,
and ready to unite UPON some plan for doing
away the curse. Kentucky has the soil, mater
al and intelligence, for ranking second to no state
IN the Union, and she has only been held back by
the force OF an institution which everywhere ex.
erts the same blighting influence upon free en-.
terPrIse and free labor.-.Ney York Sim
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ILLNESS oF GOVERNOR CR1TrENDEN Soma
painful reports concerning the illness of Gov. Crit.
tenden were in circulation here Saturday evening
and yesterdy. We understand that he had verv
severe attack of cholera morbus, but we rejoice
to learn that, although his situation at one time
was extremely critical, yet when the stage lief,
Frankfort at ten o'clock yesterday morning. he
was considered out Of danger.
Louisville Courier Inne la
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The SUMNER TRAVEL. The ~ Y Journal of
Commerce says that the steamboat business on he Hud
son is quite Gull. Not only is there dminutlon in the
quantity of freight, compared with other seasons but
the passenger trade has greatly fallen eff The number
of emgrants in motion rather larger than usual over
$4,000 having arrived this port since January last Tor
10000 than during the CORE pending period las
yeaT) large proportion OF whom take the Hudson river
route 10 the Western settlements. Bu among the ma.
tive population the amount of travelling is uucommonly
small. The phenomenon is observable 10 great.
er or less extent all the principal toroughares Of the
country, and evidently attributable the pr sence OF
cholera in most of the large cities which prevents the
usual amount Of intercourse with them by people the
country.
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EzB' The splendid mansion occupied by Lola
MoGtes at Munich, with all its magnificent iur-
niture, was advertised to be sold at auction on
the 2Sth ult The house and furniture were ap.
prised at about $3.50, 900.
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Office Norwich and Worcester II. R. Co..
NORWICH, CIR June q, lG4a.
FTNHE Stockholders OF the Norwich and Worcester Rail
roas Company, are hereby notified that their animal
Me- Hg Tor the choice of Directors VIII be held AZ the
once Of the Company in Norwich the secsnd edafS
day IN Jug merit at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Likewise 10 act on
any question properly brought be the meeting con-
fecled with The interest Of the Company
Per order, P. ST. Nj. ANLREWS Clerk
Juue 20. d,jHn
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Samuel Macbeth. OF
Logan county, Ohio, got drunk and took snooze
on the rails Of the Sandusky and Cincinnati rail.
road. The night train came along ana cut of
both his legs little below the knee, causing his
death in few hours.
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ANOTHER MURDER. James Moore had his
throat cut in Houston County, Ca, on Thursday
last, by negro man belonging to Mr. Robert
Freeman, by whom the deceased W as employed
as an 0yerseer. The negro made his escape
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SUDDEN DEATHS. Two lrislmen went in to battle
in the canal above Charesown, Saturday and while
in the water they both attacked with fantisb feel
ing. They out Of the water, when one OF them
died instantly on the brink. The other goino wagon
and requested to he carried TO his home, but before
reaching il he died.
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RATHS

WE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
Inc namber of his BATHING ROOMS reminds The
citizens OF worcester that II they choose to WASH and
aEmAs WELL rather than to pay Doctors bill to get
COLD TUB BATHS SHOWER or VAPOR. and annie
by calling tho corner of Front and
carton S1Teets CALVIN NEWTON.
June III. DIFF
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NJ The thermometer in State street Boston on Sat
urday, rose to &c. AT Charleston, Friday the tber>
mometer of Dir. Deyens, which placed where il had
never risen above 85 for twenty years. reached &c. and
at Concord il was higher than had been known for twen
ty.four years being at SO. At New York, Saturday
che report was only 49, and so at six A. NJ AtChester
Factories on Thursday the mercury reached 98 and at
Springfield on Friday, il ranged in the shade from IS
lO0.
The thermometer has been amusing itself the
last three days by running to 80 and S6-much
70 the discontinue of the society OF "neyer
ats''- Trenton Netcs.
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~ canal around the falls of the Ohio. on
Indiana side, is to be constructed at Jeffersonyle
terminating one mile and seven Fights below
Estimated cost 6s8,OOO
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HOUSE FOR SALE

AsA a NEW and convenient Dwelling House. win
EH@ - two Tenements, pleasantly located west Of
H-sA~ am street. within nve miHuies walk of the Civ
a ana commanding delightful prospect OF the city and
surrounding country. Terms liberal. Inquire of n VIII
LlAMS, No 2lS Main Street, or OF ID. Grown, No <
Central Exchange. dls,f Inn. o.
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II Jenny Lind was in Paris on the 29th ult
She took her passports for Sweden on that dav
and there is no doubt that her marriage 10 Eng.
land Is ianally broken off.
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~ The Connecticut Legislature ADJOURNED FRI
day forenoon, after session of seven weeks -
FIVE banks have been chartered this session, viz at
Hartford, Bridgeport, Norwich, Pawcatuck, and Deep
River.
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BLAcKwooDs EDISBURGH MAGAZINE. Leonard,
Scott g. Co.'s reprint of The June number of this s,and>
ard magazine already out and ready for delivery by
the Agent, e N. Tucker.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY. The Gre
scent City has arrived al New York from Chagres by
way OF New Orleans.
She brings about bali million of gold dust freight,
100000 dollars OF which is consigned to Rowland 4
Aspinwall; $4,000 to J. King 4 Son, aud the re-
mainder TO various consiglees in New Y urk. Beside
this her passengers have large amount, probably
ly as much more. She brought Isl passengers, among
whom were the members Of the Panama Surveying Ex~
petition,
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CHOLERA. For the twenty -fours ending Sunday
noon, SO cases and "a deaths of Cholera occurred in
New York city.
There fory-seven cases and I" eniyfye deaths,
reported by the Board on Monday.
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o; conduc. as true and manly as theirs And
shall we be told ''that we will spoil rich in.
hertance, or mar noble work. because we do
this, or attempt' Shall we be irowned upon, or
scowle at, because we labor in their spirit, and
seek to follow their example He is short.
sighted politician, who holds such language, and
acts upon so preposterous and mistaken a plea.
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I}OARD

\ GENTLEMAN and his Wife, and three or four singls
l. 1entIemen can be accommodated with Board at No
2 AUSTIN STREET. d2wA Inns or -
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TIE Aston PLACE RIOTERS. Twenty one Of the
Astor Place rioters have been indicted by the Grand
Inrr
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Important Notice.

4 bL FEKsONs having accounts with the subscribers
are hereby notified that their accounts will be ready
lor settlement, Monday Jug second, at which titne
prompt payment Will be expected Persons living ont of
me street and out of the city, will please give mi, their
early attention. b. L. 'IlAR1oN a. 10
Worcester, June 81
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Carriages for sale,

Carriages for sale,
TWO NEW WORCESTEREEs,
Three New TOP cARRI8GES,
Three second hand do
One New Slide Sent d.
One (WOodcock) New MILK CART
Also, New aud Secondhand ILLNESSES at
BENZ. WALKERS STABLE
juno <O' cow Exchange Street.
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ANOTHER MURDER. Marshall Fiagg, 0. BoyIs'on,
was brought before VIM N. GNea E,q yesterday,
charged with the murder Of his brother, iiam Fags
about o'clock the day before.
The facts in the case are substantially as I'll owS:-
The prisoner is a married man. As years old, with seven
children. William, his brother, bachelor a years
old, and resided in bis family. The prisoner hiss fallen
INTO incorporate habits, and, whenever he can obtain
houor gets intoxicated and is cross to his family
short time since he procured barrel Of cider, and after
be had drank part Of it the effect was so bad, that his
wife empted the remainder upon The ground and split up
the barrel. Afterwards, when getting over one Of bis
sprees he asked his daughter make him dish Of tea,
and promised her, if she would, that he never would
drink any more liquor. Last Thursday evening, he
brought home gallon Of rum, which he procured Of
JOEL KELLY of marlborough, and commenced
drinking. o. Saturday, his daughter had some eonver>
sation tn him, in which she pleasantly reminded him
of his promise her. and indicated intention OF turns
ing his rum out, if she could get held Of it, his be
replied that, any touched his cider again,
he would Kill them. On Sunday lie was al the barn,
badly intoxicated, when his brother took his bible and
went out for ,be purpose Of watching him, in order, if
possible to proven, his drinking and get him sober
got out his jug of rum, and the same time drew his
jack knife holding it in his right hand and The jug in his
left At this monenl William sert boy who with
him to call some Of the neghbors. His vile, hearing
the alarm, came, just William had knocked the jug
from prisoners Iand with pole and caught il, and
Z out of the barn, and emptied itupon the ground.
The prisoner then went at bis brother, and inflicted
the wound from which he died Il was single blow
with the knie, entering the thigh the inside passing
almost three inches deep seveIing the emoial arte>
ny from which he bled TO death. When The neghbors
arrived, deceased was lying upon The grass by the road
side; four rods from the barn. the prisoners wife
holding up his head and bathing with water, and the
prisoner standing in the barn door looking Soon af>
Ter, two of them went TO the barn. where he found
upon the scsfiold lying upon some hay with his lace
downward as il asleep or badly intoxicated. The de-
ceased breahed but two three times afer the neigh
boIs came The knife has not been found.
In the Of the evening the prisoner said he did
not intend to kill his brother, but only hurt him, aud
defend his jug.
AT the close Of The examination the mag srate orders
ed The prisoner to be committed TO jail await the in
vesiigaon by the grand jury Of tue complaint made
against him Of murder, the fourth Tuesday OF Sep>
tember next and the witnesses were recognized for
their appearance on that day
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Free Soil Nomination for Congress
~, dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
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MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

lNiS Institution, which under the care and patronage
! 81 the PMsBYffRY or MONTGOMERY, will be opened o
the first Monday in February, 1850
lhe Board nj Trustees ake pleasure In announcing tia,
Mi WIN, haran, late Of APP ma,tas eennty, who was
unanimously elected at their late meeting has The
danns not enly from the Polvss o ASKING ton Col
ege, but tom thaso Who have had under care This
Aesdemy located M the vicinity oi Chr stlansbutg
The budding Is laWr aud eummodnus, and will be
n,she with valuable library, aud Philosophical Appara
tns Boarding, including wood, lights washing, so can
he had IN respect able families In town. the
hont ST per month, There viii he two sessions five
months each.
The terms are-for the primary If study including
pnhngnphsi Webster small Dictionary,
Rrndmgi Ms,!ufcs teadcfs,
Writing and Composition,
Aruhnetiel Ray PAT FL. lef beginners part ~,
.e"c''rhsi MITCHELL School Geography, with Atlas,
last edition.
English Gramma,,t bullion. )-pr session of mouths
81 80
HIGHER COURSE
The above, or either, with
Latin, BnllionS Grammar aud Bulhonf Latin Reaanr
Greek Bnllion's q ,ammaf and Bulhun's Cheek,
Mathematics, ia,,cs rnu,sr,
hrm,s,,,i Diapers,
Natural Philosophy -
Mnai Wa,land's Elements OF Moral Sci
pncr,
Political ECONOMY, by Waysmi.
Rhctonci hiair, (unisr,siiy .dition)
Astronomy,
Geology,
Mental Philosophy
Logic per of : months, AL 80
NICHOLAS ciiENAiiER,
JOHN CRAla,
II. u MONT AatE,
Committee q behalf OF the Trustees.
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M MARRIAGES.

Married, on Monday. the Eth inst. at I.vnesvle, n.
C., by Rev. Mr.. Duty Mr. JOHN GREEN BROWN.
to Miss ELVlRA A. BRlGHIEWELL, both Of
Prince Edward county.
-. On Wednesday, the 18th inst. by by Rev.
WIN II Pollard. Of Prince Edward. Mr.. SAMUEL
w HUBBARD. to Miss ANN JANE, daughter uf
John Mills. Esqr., of Appon atlox.
-. On Tuesday. the 18th inst. by Rev John II.
Cswthron, Mr. VIM. A. GLOVER, to Miss MAR TIA
GILLIAN. all Of Arpomaox.
-. On "Wednesday evening the l9lh inst by the
Rev. VIM. II. Taylor, Mr.. THOMAS EDWARD
FIR, NKLIN Of Campbell, to Mss CAROLINE Nj.
secGs daughter of Mr. Samuel d. Hill. of Appoma tox.
-. On the l2,h inst, by the Rev. Nelson Sale.
Mr.. JOHN ID. BURkS. 10 Miss DOLLEY w.
daughter Of Hiram CheaIwouj, Esq., all Of Bedford
Couniy,Va
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Virgilli:s:
COLVIN & CO.
Baltimore, Md.

virginia:
Il rules holden in the Clerks oice oil the circuit superb
IA court OF Law and Chnccy Tor the county Pat
rick at the courthouse thereof the first Monday De
cembcr, 1919.
Alexander 4. NOR and James Mor merchants aud pant
trading under the firm oil Nj s Son, Plaintiffs,
against
Anderson Bowman Mary Bowman, widow OF John Bow
man, deeds Cleon Bowman, Alfred Bowman, Nelson
Thompson and Elizabeth his wife, William Bow man, John
jackson and Nancy his wife, Kid Montgomery and Christi
ma his wife, Elisha Bowman and Ewe Bowman, heirs of
John Bowman dccd Henry Tugge, and Jesse Corn sheriff
OF Patrick, Defendants
IN C11ANCERY
The defendants, Anderson Bow and Elisha Bow
man, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the Act OF Assembly and the
rules of this COURT and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not Inhabitants OF this Com
1nweah the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel it
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the first
Monday February next and the plaintiffs bill, aud
that copy oil this order be forthwith Published in the
lynchburg Nrgnian, for two months successively and
posted the front door OF the courthouse Of this county,
court day.
Copy-Testc,
Dec 2O-w2m SAINT. G. STAPLES. CPk
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 26. 6 p. NJ.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26, 6 p. NJ
A gentleman named John Cornell. passenger just
arrived IN the Empire City from California arrived here
last n,ght and put up at Congress Hall corner of Third
ana chesnut streets. Some time during the nigh, his
trunk was broken open and robbed of $1,000 in GOLD
ous' and money The unfortunate stranger was on his
may TO Cadiz. Ohio. No clue has vet been had IN The
robbers.
There is no special change 10 notice in our market
d little business was done today and prices remain
bout the same as when last quoted
Inc Christmas HOLIDAY passed off with the usua, de-
gree Of enjoyment.
The weather is now very cold-freezing rapidly.
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T H e NJ A II TX E r S


BALTIMORE, December 26, 4P NJ.
FLOUR We not advised Of any transactions
omomeni of Howard Street Flour to-day.
We note sales of 700 bbls. City Mills Flour at si75
GRAIN.-The supply of Whea, to-day was rather
light, but prices remain as before. We quote good to
prime reds al 95l02 cts.
There is rather better feeling for Corn. Sales today
of white at as cts and If yellow at 49 cts.
Oats selling at 30a32 cts.
PRONlS1ONS.-Th not much animation in
the market to day. We note slles Of so bbs old Mess
Pork at ST. So 10 hhds Bacon Sides a. 50 cents; and
10 hhds. Shoulders at "a cts
~. HlSkEY.-There is less active demand, and
sa-. are making 2S cts for bbs and II for hhds
NEW YORK Dec. 26. 6 p. NJ
There is considerable rmness in the market for Gov
eminent Securities and the tendency Of prices is up
wards. Exchange on London steady.
i he -four market is frmer and prices tending up
wards, with good Eastern demand The sales to-day
amount to $500 bbs al $475a$4S7s for common State
and Western brands. Southern and Gpnesee remain
hm at previous rates. Nothing new in Corn meal or
I'VE Hour the former is held higher.
sales OF 5OO bushels red wheat at 100 cts Genesee
iloal 10 to l2O cts. There is irmness in Corn
sales of 80 GOO bushels 81 cts for mixed and S. 6Oc
Tor yellow Oats and Rye unchanged
Provisions remain fm-sales of 1000 bbls. Mess
Fork at 81 50a$l2 per Dbl Prime $SS7sa9 Sales of
Lard at oaa6s cents per Id. in bbls
Sales of Rio Coffee at II, CTS per 10. n. Orleans
nlolasses 70 TO Y els. per gallan, with sales
The stock market is firm. Government Securities are
an good request with an advancing tendency
Whskey remains unchanged. Holders firm at last
quoted prices
The Cotton market is frm-saes of 800 bales at
advance. Fair Upland is selling at cts. The stock
on hand is very small.
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ytrxillin !;

VhHinm
,uies holden in the Clerks office Of the county court
n o Patrick, at the courthouse thereof, tho first Mon
day in December, 1919.
Mahlun Scott, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Snow, Lafayette Snow, Adam Snow and Henry
Snow, Defendants.
IN CHASCERY.
The defendants Adam SngAr and Henry Sncw, not having
entered their appearance aud security according to the
Act o Assembly and the rules Of this court, aud it appearing
By satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth; the motion ii the plaintiff, by counsel
is ordered that the said defendants do appear the LIST
Monday February vt, and The plalnto bill and
that copy this order be forthwith published in the Lynch
burg yirgnnn for nonths eiy and posted at
The front door the court house Of this county,
court day copy Tcstc,
Dec 20 WIN SANIl. G.. STAPLES, n. c.
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virginia,
+ Rules held IN the tloiba Office the Circuit Snprr.
n 81 Court al Law aud thancctv, lot the County Am
heisi, os Monda, the a,d day oi December, isi0.
Samuel Summons, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
William H. Camden, Wesley l., duncan, William \
Rirhcson administrator al lnmnr Tucker deed Ilatu ell
I Pryor, William Tucker, Alexander Brown Shenn of
Nelson county, William II. bgpcs late sheriff al Nelson
aud such administrator de hon with the will
ed oi Austin Wright, deed.i Daniel A. theatwood and
Austin q. ramphn, Defendants.
IN CiIANtERY.
The defendant William H. Camden, not having cnle red
his appearance and given security according the Act As
somhy aud the Rules OF this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he IA not nhahnnt OF this Com
woa Itsordctcd, That the said defendant do appear
here on the hrs, Monday in March neat aud the
bill o the plaintiff and that copy OF this ordor be forthwith
inserted newspaper published in the Lynch
hurry nr two months suceess.y and posted at the front
door OF the Court House Of this county.
copy -Tese,
dee oO-w2m ROBERT TINSIFY, CHI
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FINE LIQUORS.

WE have on hand very supe,io, article Of Fine
w Liquors III every description, as follows
FRENCH BRANDlES
Pale pnet cas,illon n Co best quality Vintage, 1871,
Dnb otadyDupuy 4 Co, " " 1913,
do John Duland & Go. ISL,
do Segnd 1916,
lnmesiics, u variety al kind,
WINES ,ld .ondon Particular MAZDA Wine,
SICILY CWoodhousc) do do
Marseiles do do
Tcncrihe do
Port Wine, genuine article,
WlilSkEf old Rye, nown 10 be IL years old,
pctior sold in this market, We alsu la a
variety of kinds Domestic Liquors, such rs Mountain
Whiskoy, Apple Brandy &c. all ol which offer to
the trade a very small advance the original
Dec IS is JOHNSON YOU NIGER n SMITH.
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COLVIN & cos OFFICE,

\. W. conner oi raitmoic and Gal, er Sueots,
MUS EUM BUILDING. BALTIMORE, Mp.
g.. The most unparalleled PIze Nend.ts IN tie world
Guarantee all Prizes.
Official Drawings of December show EIGHT CAPITAL.
PRIZES SOLD IN DECEMBER amounting 10 upn aids
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Range Of the 1NerssaOniefer,
REPORTED FOR THE ''viRGiNIAN" by
ID. b. PAYNE 4 BROTuER Rock sellers
y
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYNCHBURG, DEC. 81, 1919
TOBACCO.
Inspected to date 795 lIhds
ISIS S23
Stock Inspected ioi
Unnspeeod 90
Operations in Tobacco have been suspended the past
week and there will probably be but little doing several
weeks come The stock hand, which is much less than
many years Previous mainly by Manufacturers
and held for tn" purpose oil keeping their
operation.
WHEAT75 to so cents for Red 50 o s. cts for w lite
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
Commission Merch9ut.