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A Prime arlrls Of VANILLA DEANS on hand and
"A for sale CHARLES SrpTTt Druggist
corner OF TN stree. and Pa avenue.
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Wars Patent Japan Hacking Ii the 81 an excel
article; have seen il used, anu hishly recon
I,end IN ASaericGn, aPrR 10. ..
ITtgaT's Biaeking ~ one Of tho mos, superb and salts
factory articles OF The day, II Imparts hrance aud po
Nab be yond description We have tried H. Go and do
lik.wse ."-sptrife Of tie Times, AEra2
Dy references TO another column sn advertisement will
be iound for excellent article Of Blsekug In Liquid
FORM fol boots, &c, II has been highly recommended by
trouble beautiful je, polish, but retains Il much longer
than other. s sold by The scent nj the nanuac;ur.
al No 90 Chestnut street Buy bottle, trial Will
prove the fact -PhL Ledger, ApTRa
Ftgars DeckiHgi NJ the mos, shining articles In
the market -Spr7'ig tbs 7fT4s', April2.
Patsrt Blocking, ..Atr W4lsr No 50 Chestnut srrel
hiss prepared Patent Liquid BACKING which producers
who would hsvs polished undo should read the
advertisement In another Column Z, s. Gazette liaul
sss Pd.trt JspGs blocking Is about the hest srtcl.
OF the Kind we have sssu The polish which mpsrs 10
the ilHdsrstdHdttSs of 10 brilliant and LASTING We
have tried H. and Il be9s us 10 say ali ths in Ia behalf
IEseniag Bu1sita, Jttnt7.
The Manufacturer pTotuc. numerous tssIr,onIas
similar the aboYe, from pfrus individuals and from
other papers but the above extracts sufficient 10 con
Ell: but hst uuo isI tri.i the Backln, viii b. found y.
Represented. frstlett IN -.ery respect. 80, .s.t
y W1LLAR, Manufacturer No. 20 Chestnut street, FIJI
ciiARLEs sToTT, corner Ftnu a,enue ard slh street
AGENT for Washington, u. G.
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n CHARLES sToTT,
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.

u1-Ths japer roir contoins from ourthfo one hal
more ha, fie Generality Of Tro Dollar CITY WeeIi1c e
j. BiYARD IA LOR and GRACE GREEN
WOOD ore rsgaiar correspondents II nc Egsk
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Wars Patent japan Backing IL the an excel
lent article; have il used, an hshy rec ON
mend IN I'asricGn, APfR 10
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ADDRESS MATTHEWS, STEVENS & Co.
No, 1881 Washington street, Boston, Mass"
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Ftlurs D'acing ia one NJ the mos, shining articles In
the market SPIRIT q tbs 7frass, April2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23
CONSUMPTION CURED |!
BuChan's Hungarian BaIsam Of Life.
TmcOMicsiibic Proofs

MPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Dr. Badeo-Dear Sir; The Hungarian Dhsim is beyond
ali question perfect and admirable preparation
discusses o The Lungs rave used in nay fauy, aud in
my prof sion pHcce Tor than years with tho
most uniform and entire success, in OF PHNOHa
dsrGsc and cun couscrnousy recommend all who
afflicted the most certain remedy for such discusses
with which am acquairod Yours respec,u'ly,
FREDERIC 81 GRER, NJ. d.
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CASH FOR WOOL
A CARD

nR. S. FITCH of 7O7 Broadway, NowYork PROPOSES ts
~ spend the remainder OF July and part Of August al
Black Vuge, sbeldon franklin Co, Vermont where he
may be personally consulted. As us"a when visiting il
the country, charge made for Medical consultation
Sheldon, Ju,y o, Is o. 30tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-23

STORRs & LANGDON hndin, 80 ,',
~ for the prime quality of Teas they always sei h
nave nauS extensive arrangements for ia sale and en-
June a. ~ ""''"' -
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD
'EiElc changed.

On dnd ujter MoNpAY, July %. 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS Will ,eavc Boston. in conn

I'm ana uiteF MONDAf, JULY ID. IOiJ,
DASSENGER TRAINS wall ,eavc Boston, in connec
with the Fiichhurg Trains, daily, at l2 aud II o.
clock. A. NJ for Bellows Fti,s.
Leave Boston Tor Ktcne at $50 and IL and 545 NJ
Leave Bellows Falls for Rotun 1905 NJ and 300 NJ
-cr on the arrival of trains from The road, above.
Leave keene for Boston ut 6 and 20 VI aud 456 VI
All the above trains cUncct with the trains the Sul
van Rroad, open to inlOr, Vermont and there
meeting with the Vermont Genital rain ad which
White River with the PAST mpsc RAILROAD. thus making
a continuous railroad from Boston ugh fuchbnrg
Keeme, Bellows Fails thlrlrsuwn aud ndsor Il NOn'-
peier and Wells River Vermont. Also at Groun wt III,
trans Of the Nashua AMI Worcester, and stony Brock Rail
roads, by wh passengers taking either Tram down,
m"c.cd without delay AZ Gfoon, to Nashua, Manchester
and Concord to Lowell, Lawrence the Eastern part o
New hampshire and the State Of Maine; to Worcester
Providence, Springfield, New York uiy, Albany aud the
West.
Stages in connection this limo from Winchendon
to Rin'ige and Jnfiiey from Fzwliam to Richmond ~ in
chester, ilinsdaie uud BHtiloburo.
Firm Kccne to Chesterfield aud Batilcboro, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, nite the arrival of tho last
up from Fellows Falls to Kuund, hItehu aud Bu,ng
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls Mt 7.40 NJ roach
New York md Albany by taOd the day, and ho.,
leaving at n can reach New York via Norwich the
morning at O'Clock.
Travcletf White Mountains will find this q very
pleasant route.
l.. TILToN, supet
T,Ix
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AUGUST %, IS49.
Railroads..
Vermont Central Railroad F!
fsss fsss
on Ann ArTrp NV oa Iedo


on AND AFTER JULY %, leAo,
TUE PhSSENGEk CARS will leave Boston Tor Monipe'
Icr Daly, Sundays excepted, at A. VI. and a. NJ
VA Fchhufg keoue bellows Falls, Clarcmon, Windsul'
White River Junction nnd Nurlbied and also ut l2 A. NJ
and ~ NJ via Lowell Nashua, Minchrsicr, Concord, Lcba-
nom White River Junction and Nodhfed arriving at Aunt
pclicr the sumo day at o and 2 O'clock r. NJ
Leave Montpelier Tor Boston Ivy both tho above routes al
30 and at 1910 M arriving in ioson the day At
2 4 aud O'olock r. ".
10 Tuesdays cnve Montpelier oti % IN. instead of 50.
HcfW'cn Bosfon amt Bnrfingf ton either way,
daily.
Passenrcs by the I2 A. NJ. train from Boston, will take
stages Al Mon:pcle for Burlington, where they will arrive
IN senson for the Boats Lake Chnmpain oi White Hall
Saratoga Springs Montreal Passengers for Boston wit
take sHgos NJ burlington, pter the ARR al ufho Boats from
Tho North and South, for Montpelier arriving in III
take the 49, 4. ~ tnin for Boston.
Passengers by tho second from Ro.ton, by thu
first train from Monpelcr wall rcmuin over night II, either
Montpelier or Nouhfed.
Stages run IN connection with the Ccntral road fot al
paris of Coutu, Northern and Western Vermont, Northern
New York and Cahndas.
Passengers for New York City may tnkc either train
via Nhuuot Grotnu functions thence by Nashu. and Wot
ccsinr train Worcester aud Norwich, Conn Also viz
Bellows 10 Il, Greenfield aud Springte Id, Mass.
JAMES MOORE, Eng. ana Superintendent.
Nouhded, July 18th, 1919.
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!

A. q. BAGLEH e. CO.,
CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens and
feuholicis Gold aud silver Pen ahd Pencil
&c. Dealers supplied al tho lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, OLD stand iS9 BrOndyay Now-Yofk.
N. Is. w, IL. WAlGhI is no longer agent for a. g. d.
a Co. 90
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
- Open 20 Windsor, there connects
1890 ing with the Vermont central Itnil-
road and at white Rive, with the
--@---a--- Passunp sic railroad.
ON AND AFTER july 90 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fchhurg Raiiro1d Depot III Boston, daily, Sun
ldnys excepted in connection tn Fitchbug, Vermont
Massachusetts, Cheshire aud Vermont Central Railroads
for Bellows Fails, Cbprestown and Claomon N. n, end
Windsor, White River, Royalton and Mortified, W.
l-2 A. NJ.
Leave Montpelier, VI. for Boston at so and 1910 A. NJ
{Cr-roth Trains from Mont pelicr connect at Groton
with Trans from Nashua N II. aud Lowell nd tho East
nl Worccsit New York via Norwich Springfield and Al
bhny, via Western Rniifond.
Freight II ,ins will also leave CharlGsown, Mast. and
Mortified. Vt. daily.
February 8, 1919 %
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DIR. SPEARS
nucH crLrBnAIEo
Indian Vegetable Medicines

| MUCH crLEBRATEp
T.J;o, Uonof hl0 Mndini,no
1uuIdu vCSCIdblJ NAVuANAAVp
Universally acknowledged TO be tho safest, cnoupest
~ and eectul Remedies for tho various dHeuses 81
the Human system, offered TO the public. They can
be relied with confidence to all cuube Their
immediate and thorough Graduating diseases in s
iorms Thousands who rave been pronounced Incua
Bile by their physicians yet live so testify TO the virtues OF
these extraordinary preparations, having been restored to
sound health by their
These medicines well known to require an extern
sivo notire. Scarcely vuge exists throughout Now Eng
land, where living witnesses cannot he found TO testify OF
their incstimabe value.
We will name hero of the principal medicines ard
thor uses referring tho inquirer after health to the FAM
| lily PHYSICIAN" work edited by ID. j. ;. Sicar,
where may be found REF treatise tho origin and nature
of the principal Diseases which nct humanity directions
how preserve aud restore health together win some GER
tfcaes from highly respectable persons, tcsng 10 their
healing virtues aud utgng their Importance. This book
can he Obtained Of Or speur's Agents, free.
BALM OF LIFE, Nus. & 2-For Consumption, Dys-
pepsa, Indigestion, Livtr Compliant, Debility, Nervous
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-09
wee. XAVEE.---yN. 81.

trade and profession After all kinds of manufacto
RES trades and professions went fully into operation,
would prevent Southern andouthwestern merchants
from gong farther after anything that could be obtain
ed there because Richmond could sell cheap as
New York or Philadelphia, and it would save the mer
chant the difference in freight from those two cities to
Richmond, thereby having the whole South and South
west to supply with her goods.
This is written with view to enlist Others more
competent, to urge the Importance of such road
who will be able by their pen to put tongue in every
100 yards Of ground up James River for five miles,
and will make the mountains and hills of Western Viz
gina cry out for relief because they burthened
with ore, and wish to be dsgorged for the advantage
Of old Virginia. Respectfully j. G.
P s. You ought to send delegates to represent the in
terest Virginia has in the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Convention, to be held in Memphis the 4th July.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-09
FROM THE FAR WESTERN PLAINS

We are Indebted 10 The ST lonis Republican Of the 10th
inst. for the following Intelligence from the Plains and
the smigrang parties on their way to Cafirna:
Yesterday eveninga gentleman, connected with the Pay
Department of the IT, S. Army arrived in this city spct
from Furt Kearny, which place he reached oh tie %
and left ~ III ult From him have been Enabled to
gather several interesting items.
Col Loring with his command would eacIs Fort Kearny
the LIST Of june He had had several eases If cholera
among his troops and number IF DEATHS but with this
exception, he was getting very well. Our intorua ant
left him at Wolf Creek.
Maj. Bonneville expected TO reach Fort Keamy the
9th of June.
Maj Sanderson reached the For: % he 18th If Nav
and left the day for Bear River uherp new Fort
is to re established. Maj,r, Sandersn had unde his
command one Company Of X fies. Arotier rxpec-
tod undcr the command Of Captain R''terrs II
leave. Fart Ieavenworth the 18th and formed as far
he line permitted, The OF Gen. W iIson. tie A.
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ir.inIa:

T rules held in the Clerks office the circuit superior
n Of law and chancery for the county Of Halifax,
the month Of June 1919.
Richard Edmuuison PIr1tif
: against
Howell Chastain McHaney Hubbard, Isham II Brtton
and William Wauhop, Defendants.
in CfANCERY.
Fhe Defendant William Wauhop, not having made his APP
peaance and appearing By satisfactory evidence that he is
annhsban of this Commonw eah is ordered that the
said defendant Wauhop, do appear here the first
September next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill ;and
that copy this be forthwith inserted the Lynch
burg Ngnian months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Court House Of this county.
A Copv-Teste,
: June 21-v2m WILLIAM HOLT, Clerk
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$1,000 to $4,000 worth
Desirable DRY Goods,

POSITIVELY 1T COST FOR C.4SH,
INTENDING to close up store in town. offer our
entire stock at, and in many instances below, cost
Country Merchants and all others, wishing purchase
will do well to call before they buy determined o.
sell out before the list Of July next.
large portion Of our stoch purchased tits spring.
MONTGOMERY & BROS,
juno It's Bsnk Square
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NOVICE.

E coparnership, heretofore existing under the style
4 S. GUGtiENHEIMER < BROTHER, has been dis
lived by the death Of the partner important
that the of that firm be speedily closed The un
dersgned will therefore earnestly call III persons
Them forward without delay and settle their
vera BITS, and all persons having claims the firm are
desired to present them for payment
n. GUGGENHEIMER,
Surviving partner Of S. Gug. enheimer s Bro.
Dec. Z
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NEW EEEsTE.

THEundersigned will carry the business hereae I'M
i der the and style of \. GUGCENHEIMER & Co.
at the old stand of the old firm They have now and will
continueto keep handsome assortment of
DRY @0oDEa
conslstnem part Of Broad Cloths, Cassmcres Vestnrs
Cassnett Fulled Cloth Jeans sc SC.
ALso-constantv hand, choice assortment of Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods Likewise Hats Caps and Shoes:
all OF which will be sold at reduced prices.
~ GUGGFNHEIMER
L. GUGG ENHEIMER
Dec.7
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Notice to Cre6itors.

IL persons having claims against estate of Benia-
n min " lit decd, (by bond open account) notified
oproduce the and prove them before John A.
at ms ohcen the town OF Liberty, tuesday the oath Ju-
1912 ho viii ascertain what extent the real
laid Witt bound for his debts order that decree be
made for the ben fit Of such creditors entitled thereo
in the Of Witt an others against Williams others
depending in the superior Of Bedford county, The
the hands the administrator is wholly made
quate to the payment Of said debts and this notice will Be
plead in bar of all such claims produced prov
as above directed. ". Z. IRVINE,
June 2S-wt24Iy Ad'nr oE r VIII dar,d
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DOCTOR T, L, RIVES

TT ANING settled permanently in Lynchburg offers his
services to IL citizens and vicinity Having HAD several
years experience in his profession he hopes share
OF patronage When professionally absent he gen
orally be found at his office Main Street nearly opposite
ne rankin Hotel at the Hotel where he will be glad
to attend to any calls either in the country.
June lS-3m
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Bacon. lard, &C.

Bacon. lard, &C.
~, UUO 100 Family Il Hans Drs'"'
1900 . . Western Lard, Tor family use.
10 bbs No 3 NIacierel
500 vds fax and Linen,
1850 lbs cast and shear Steel, (Naylor s COS
10 bbls. Tannsrs' Oil,
In store and Tor sale.by GEO. BAGBY.
July 2-6t
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POLITICAL.
A SONG.
A SONG.
For the Centennial Celebration Of Hnrard College.
BY o. W. HOLMES.

BY o. W. HOLMES.
When the Puritans came over
Our hills ana swamrsS TO clear,
The woods We're full of catamounts,
And Indians red as deer,
With tomahawks and scalping knives,
Tint make folks heads look queer
the ship from England used to bling
A hundred vi IS year
I he crows came cawing through the air
Topluck the pilgrims corn,
The bears came snuifing round the door
Whenever babe was born,
The rattlesnakes were bigger round
Than the butt ofthe o d rams horn
The deacon blew at meeting time
On every Sabbath morn.
But soon they knocked the wigwams down,
And pine tree trunk and limb
Began to sprout among the leaves
In shape of steeples slim;
And out the little wharves were stretched .
Along the oceans rim,
And up to the'little schoolhouse shet
10 keep the boys In trim
And when at length the College rose,
The sachem cooked his eye
At every tutors meagre ribs 1.
Whose coat-tails whistled BY;
But, when the Greek and Hebrew words
Game tumb ing from their jaws,
The copper-colored children all
Ran screaming to their squaws.
And who was on the Catalogue
When College was begun
Two nephews of the President,
And the Professors son,
(They turned little Indian BY,
As brown as any bun)
Lord how the seniors knocked about
The freshman class Of one
They had not then the dainty things
That commons now afford,
But Succotash and homony
Were smoking on the board
They did not rattle round in gigs,
Or dash in long-tail blues,
But always on Commencement days
The tutors black ed their shoes.
God bless the ancient Puritans;
Their lot was hard enough
But honest hearts made iron arms,
And tender maids are tough;
So love and faith have formed and fed
Our true born Y ankee stuff
And keep the kernel in the shell
The British found so rough
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CARTER & N0WLIN,
GR0CERS, COMMISSION & FORWARDING AGENTS
TYs.. rExZErDG Isn

LT.SCHBUKG,V va,
Have IN SIORE and are receiving large and de-
sirable stock OF GOOD which they will sell low for
cash or IN exchange for country produce The follow ng
comprise part:
20 hhds. y. Q. and P Rico Sugars,
10 do and bbls. Noasses,
122 bags Rio Laguira and Java Coffee
10 boxes Woolseys Loaf Sugar
10 BIDS. crushed, ground and clarified do
zoo kegs Nails from to 40 dy.,
80 do box and lining do
30 boxes 81 10 and TO-. II Glass
lbs sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls, Tanners Oil,
20 realms cap and letter Paper,
80 kegs blasting Powder,
20 do XIV Rife do
30 boxes adamantine and taow Candles,
10 do bunch Raisins,
tierces crop Rice,
80 reams wrapping Paper,
$50 sacks Salt,
10 bbls. Mackercl,
1l20 lbs. blistered Steel,
500 do shear and cast do
20 boxes Cheese.
50 bbls rectified Whisksy,
10 do apple Brandy,
10 do American do
Otard Seignett and J. Durand Brandy, Rum and Cir.
S. Madeira, Port and Malagl.Wine,
/ J, {, "A and GA Domesncs
Nos @fand Oznaburgs Blankets, Calicoes Checks,
Boots. Tool Hats, Caps SC. &c They respectfully
their friends and the public generality Of CHEAP
GOODS. to call and examine them.
NOV 27--ts
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~ " 4. coo ms Sc

30 bale. domec 10 bales osnaburgs $50 pieces cacoes
200 pieces beached domestics so pieces beached and
brown drlngs 80 pieces Alpaca, SO fur and wool
hats broad cloths cassmeres jeans goods pants
coats and vestngs linen, bed ticking, white cambria ging
HAMS lawns, nankeen tweeds buttons of all kinds, Pens
&c Shoves forks hand saws, scythe blades, wheat selves
cotton and wool cards. knives and forks, kettles and
table spoons shaving boxes, percussion caps shoe
tack shoe thread, backing, steel yards, coffee Mills soda
saeraus birthstone EPSON SALTS putty lamp black copper
alum ogwood satpetre mustard numegs cap and let
ter paper chocolate, black tea, Sc sc. All Of which they
determined to sell the very lowest market rates for
cash or in exchange for country produce.
They respectfully invite their friends and the public gene
rally give them call before making purchases, nothing
shall be left unturned to give them Great Bargains
March %
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-D2E @OOS 3
Clothing Establishment.

ENEsubscribers have into co-partnershp under
Il the name and style of N. GUGGENHEIMER s Cu..
or the purpose of conductinga
General Clothing Establishment
They have hand large and handsome assortment
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds adapted to the present season. which they offer
low for cash. their store, door R. Tyree's office
Main Street, Lynchburg ~ GUGGENHEIMER,
L. GUGGENHEIMER,
S. GCGGENHEIMER
Dec. It's
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DR., RhGRY

nFFEAS his Professional services the citizens Of
- i-yno and to the community ad accent Office
docr bel 3w the Union Hotel
June Ism
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Fine Family Roe Herrings.

lust received per boz John Warwick, is barrels fine
- Family Re Hcrrings, which viii sell low. Always
on hand a+upply OF Mr.. }. u. Alexauders Family Sed
Meal.
June 2i--ts SAMUEL TYREE s BRO
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.Hf,smfor9's EsOnser's IliGd.

WE have hand copies Of this work. in large
w vo vols, which authorised to SCI! at the low
price Of 3 to close account! Original price s550)
:" july 2-t. d. B. PAYNE ! BRO.
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Wanted Immediately.

Wanted Immediately.
TUE subscriber wishes to hire Thirty or Forty able
l. bodied NEGROES for the balance of the year,
by TIL: month for which am willing pay much
than the usual wages the line My work situated
miles from lynchburg, in healthy part the county,
Bethel.
Any having negroes for hire would do well call
on the subscriber, who be found all that place
or on Mcdaniel * Lee, or Geo. Bagby, Lynchburg.
June 2S-ts JOHN EDDS
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Selling off at Cost for Cash,

1NE subscriber. intending change his business the
st OF September next, WILL from this until that
Ter his entire stock Of New and Desirable Goods,
cash he respectfully invites all persons of Goods
at extremely low priceso avail themselves of this OPP
pornity The stock large and well selected and will be
closed out as early possible. ii. LEWIS.
All persons indebted to B. II Lewis, also those ndeb
ed to Lewis Engedove requested TO forward and
pay up, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
June 2o-ts i. H. J..
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VOCAL MUSIC.

M r. PERKINS. assisted by Mrs. Perkins, in the
WI juvenile Glasses. will open School for nsruc-
ton in VOCAL MUSIC, in the large basement room
of the Masonic Hall. to commence on Tuesday evening
the 9th inst In order meet the wishes of Parents and
all others who feel interest in this branch OF education.
the Juvenile Glass will at the School Room, al
half past O'clock Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Evenings. The Adult Glass, will meet on Monday
Wednesday. and Friday nights at s o'clock
Having had many years experience in Teaching, we
believe this School will offer facilities for acquierng
knowledge Of the Elementary principles combined with
the practice of Music, but seldom enjoyed in any COM
muni,y. The FERNS also such to afford whole
families the opportunity of attending the LECTURES
Parents and all others esed. invited 10 meet
at the School room, With the Juvenile Glass Tuesday
evening, when the system and plan Of teaching will be
explained.