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ed Lie be sustained without II is thrown "a
from the blood ard othe ot tie body and by
tins means oil nearly all the impurities within Tie blood
by this means only, works itself pure.
Would YOU give physic TO UNSTOP the pores n,
would apply netting that would do this upon In, sur,
face where The obstruction actually exists Would MOI ri.
be common sense! And yet know Of physician Who
makes external application ia effect it. The a.,
sign that medicine within their knowge capab. al
doing it Under these circumstances present to py
and Ia all Others preparation that has this power in it,
extent II is Hc.liser's an Healing Ointment n, IN.
Horfs Sace. II has POWER to restore Precipitation on
the eei, the head, around old Sores the ce l.;
short upon any part othe body, whether ased shelly ~
severely When the persption is restored has 70 NER
penetrate 10 the lungs liver other part the bnu,
system, aud so to act them il they be "a -
separate the irritating morbid PARTICLES thereiro and
pei them To the snrlaec.
II has POJER 10 all oxcrnal Sores sc,ofo,. In,
skin diseases poisonous Wounds barge their pu
trd matter and then heals them.
1t is Remedy that sweeps off the whole ca,,o.,. -,
cuaneous disorders, and restores the to he,
Thy functions.
1t is REMEDY that fobids the necessity Of so MANY
deleerious drugs taken into the stomach.
Iis REMEDY that neither sickle es inconvenience.
dangerous 10 the inestnes other he BODY
This RE.MEDf is probably the only known tina,
is capable OF producing all these great results lis great val
is restoring at once fhe circulation OF the fluids when
checked or derangeb by cold other preserve,
and the surface from all arrangement of its
while it keeps the channels FOR the Hood void all it,,
impurities, and dispose OF all its useless PARTICLES There i,
remarkable harmony and cooperation between this mcdi
cine and the various functions
The above valuable ointment is for sacin New York bv
james McAlister, Ill Fulton Street, andby
JOHN II SEAY, DRuG0sr,
Only Agent Tor Iynehburg, Va
Fob wis n
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SPLENDID SKY-lIGAT ELECTRO DAGUERRoTYpES

-" sslSTHDfHtnOEy 1MptOtG1HGbt'
flE SU begs leave to call the attention OF the
pabc to his new Daguerrean Gallery, which he has Just
completed, and furnished in good style with improved
SKY lIGlI the largest South OF the Potomac, and 50
constructed TO graduate the light degree
to ensure perfect likeness.
MIR. w. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process OF making Daguereotypes is
bed to get the action OF Light the subject, ALMOST instant
y to catch the vivid expressions Of infancy
This great des,deratum, 1t does with the here.
toiorolong and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost i'm
possible tokccp the mobility oi features These ihcnesse
far superior in point Of beauty and ctc expressions to
heretofore Produced the colours permanently pre-
served, aud the picture can be seen in any light.
Mr w would beg leave to say that he was OF the first
10 1T al yghtr agueran purposeand being OF the
first that introduced the profession this country, and his
both North and South particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk where hchas received almost unlimited paronag FOR
the last six YEATS which has enabled him to employ constant
y thin and he is taking annually lromive
to six thousand Icnesses which hc deems sufficient
a,,ee Of the superiority of his Daguercoypes.
Particular attention paidto the taking OF Licensees Of infant
Children, cnipscs copying OF Paintings Dagucrreoypes &c
Great Depot Of baguerreotype Materials at the Richmond
Gallery and Tor sale a New York prices
Calls most respectfully solicited whether YOU sit FOR
likeness not. jill WHtIEHURSr /, Proprietor.
Call east side Main street. few doors above Franklin Ho
tel, Iynchburg; II Main street, Richmond; South Main
street, Norfolk, and West sycamore street Pete sburg
p MIR. w. respectfully offers Premium, to any Da-
ypcst who will produce advertisements purport-
ing In make Daguerreotypc by the ELECTRO G.4LPf-
NC PROCESS, prior to his own, in Sepemberlast.
December7-ts
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TILL.

4 Field for Reform-It is said thu, there nre over
M'nsand princes IN Grrmany. great AMI small who re-
ceivs annually from The people hundred lions
IL dollats. uhs iatorrr works eighteen hours mt II
twenty four Tor sesenty-two cents per week Ricd
Rep
Melancholy Casually Mr. Alexander S s Hall. a
Sfaunt m. who was rown from his h,rse on The 23d
inst. died the night. from injuries received
He l-svrs large family and circle of friend,
lam, nj his sudden end.-B.
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NOTICE.

ViErn-partnershp heretofore existing under the style
l s GU; ;HNlIEN ER BROTHER, has been dis
lived by the death oi the partner important
tina, the of that firm BE- speedily closed =. The
crsigncd will tn reare earnestly call on all persons indebted
them tow ard without delay aud settle uptheir
debts And all persons having claims the firm
desired to present them Tor payment.
n. GUGGENlIEIMER,
Surviving partner OF S. Gugs enhcimer X Bro.
Dec
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Candy Sl2 30 per hundred Lbs.
CANDY MANDATORY AND FRUIT S ORE,

No 20 Light STREET, BALTIMORE
MERCHANTS and the public wishing articles IN the
N1 Cancctionsry line, respectfully inFed 10 We NC
call THE subscriber takes pleasure IN being able 10 oher
greater his line than can be had at any othef ea
ishment the ely, and at prices which cannot iali 20
please HIS stock comprises artie IN the Inc, snch
ascANDY 81 three huniled different patterns and hlvor;
with general assortment oil FOREIGN and Domestic ~
NUTS, PRESERVES, PICKLES, Sc. Much pleasure
will be iakcn how stpk and prices to dealer aso
persons a. dan,e wishing information by addressing the
nlsrsgncd vii be forwarded list of articles, viii The Pm
es annexed All good shipped Tree Charge Sitc atien-
ton paid to packing, &c by JosEPh IL. MANN.
G.
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rI>O MESSRS. ALLISON POST AND - MAIN,
merchants and partners trading under the firm and style
OF POST MAIN-You will take notice, that on the 29th
day OF September 1919, between the hours of nine in the
forenoon and the oil that day. at the Office Of
lancey Davis in the town Of Lynchburg, shall take the
deposition OF William o. Owens and sundry other witnesses
to be used evidence the trial of suit in chancery
pending in the circuit superior of law and chancery
the town OF Lvnchburg, wherein DAVID r. Lyman plain
h and you the said Post MAN, myself and Others de-
cnddns; and from the taking OF said dispositions
shall not be commenced being commenced shall not be
completed on that day, the taking of the will be adj
onrned from day day thereafter Sunday excepted until
the said dispositions shall be completed Given under my
hand this oath day Of August, 1919.
Aug. 27-w4w HENRY LATHAM.
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The American Board Of Commissioners fn Foreign
Missons. r.c~ved into their Treasury during the month
81 July. &s.1I5 IL OF the amount received from VIZ.
gina. 1915 80 were contributed by the United Prrsby.
terrain Church Of Richmond.
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Important. Business people may not generally be
swa.' all sir nhs arcepiancrs dated on The 9th
z6h 9th. 30 b. and 81 u August. i'll fall due on the
same day IN March-hus bringing five days pay meu
one.
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Virginia I:

7 Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUI
n ror Court OF Law ard Chancery for the county Of
Patrick at the court house thereof, the first Monday
July. 1919.
Ewell Il. johnson, Plaintiff,
against
James ". Wauhop Thomas NJ. Clark and Abram Sta.
pies, Dcn's.
IN CHiNCERY.
The defendant James Wanhop, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act Of As
semby and the rules of this court and appearing by sasa
tory evidence that he is not nhabtan OF this Common
wealth: On the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel it is
dered that the said defendant d. appear here the LIST Mon
dav in September ne>t and the plaintiffs amended
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith published in
the Lvnchburg Nirgnan for months successfully, and
posted the front door OF the house OF this county,
some court dav. copy-leste
July l6-w2m SAMI. G.. STAPLES, Cl'k
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Mr. II Henry Warren. Second Assistant P;st Mas
Ter Gem tai has written LITTER the Post Master a,
Louisville. XIV. IN which h- Post Masters have no
."'~Ss :" ''s"t @ii''s ~ ob.icTs cur,sning iprey
play sabeerv l,ns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-10

Under tue rfrcs o the prevailing drought the waters
nf The Potomac and tina tributaries are said 10 be lower
q the present. time Than befne known. The
chesapeake and Ohio Canal iradeis Irety nearly at
stand fran chi, cause
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BACON AND FISH.
John G. McClanahan,

John G. Mechanism,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, Va.
I AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took Of
Goods. lately purchased, at low prices consisting IN
part of the following articles. viz
200 bags Rio and Lasuyra Coffee.
% do Old Java do. very superior,
30 hhds NO. p. r. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar.
20 hhds and bbs Moasses. (some very superor)
2l0 kegs Nails,
50 sides Sole Leather
10 bbs. Tsaners OH, (oest quality)
4 casks Lamp and Whale OIL
% reams Funlscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Trsdegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm snd Tsllow Candies,
so kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest do "a very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Rasins.
2 terces Rice. fresh.
Shad Mackere. Herrings and Roe Hrrrinps.
LILO UORS,
60 bbs Rectifed and Mountain Nhiskey,
IS do Old Rye Whisky.
10 do Apple BRANDY,
l2 do Imitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, very supe
rior,}
Madeira aud Sherry Wine Chest quali,v.)
Porter. Rum, Gin. Malaga. Sicily. MADEIRA and Por
Wine. with many other articles.
G o VI III 1 SION USI.FESS
MY prompt pers nal attention given 10 consgnmcnis %
FLouR. WHEAT, ToB,cco, Bacon and all kinds coun
Try produce. Also 10 receiving and forwarding Good
and Pfod"ee. No charge for drassge.
My la JOHN g. NoCLANAHAN
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ID " Il q q q ID 3. sc.

30 bales domsscs 10 bales osnsbags $50 pieces cacoes
200 pieces ble,ched domesiie 30 pieces bieachcd and
brown dmes, 30 pieces Alpaca, so eases fur and wool
hats broad cloths, goods Tor pants
and se,ting. linen, bed eking, white cambria ging
hams lawns, nankeen, tweeds buttons of all kinds Pens
&c Shoye forks hand saws scythe blades wheat selves
md wop cards knives and forks tea kettles, tea aud
table spoons razos shaving boxes percussion caps shoe
lacks se thread backing steel yards coffee mills, soda
saeraus birthstone salts putty lamp black, copper
alum, agvood satpetfc mustard natmcgs cap and let
paper chocolate black tea, Sc nc. All OF which they
determined To sell the lowest market rates Tor
cash or in exchange for country produce,
They respectfully invite their friends and the public gene
rally them call before making purchases nothing
shall be eit unturned 10 give them : Great B1gais
MaTrh % L.
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MAllS1eR'S ALL HEALING OINTMENT.
Or WORLDS SAIyE

! he preceding figure is given II
represent the LNSE..SIBT y
PERSPIR.aTfO.N. II j, n.
great EP.1CuaTIO.N' for tIs
impurities Of the body. 1, will
he noticed that a thick cloudy
mist issues from all points of tbe
surface, which indira tes the won
derlni process going forward
within. This perspiraiion flow,
unin,crrup'cdly when we are IN
health, but ceases when We ar,
sick. 1t should be the care oiev
cry one to see that it is no, el.ct,
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Such vulgar cars be all thine own,
Mine is the ,ihien next the thIrne
Whrn monarchs surrow or rejoice.
W. veal or w,r they use my voice;
] speak their mourning OF their mrlh,
Proclaim their funeral or hcir bf,1;
'rs my knd clarr,n ellis afsr
Their high resolve. 1T peacs or wa
Then doiard monk thy srurril isunt
BE druwn'd amid this bold Lrant
Trumpet dopi,le,
80 spssks he organ Of crown.
Herald of glory and Tenown
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circuit superior law chancey FOR the county
of NrPom't'x: onthe 9th day of August, 1919.
Nathan IL. Hancock and Douglass B. Hancock
Plaintiff,
Andrew Baker, admir- Of Edward Watkins decd Philp
Watkins, Thomas w Thomhill and Martha his wife, Joel
Watkins, Robert X. Watkins, Merry Webb and Nancy his
wife the said ANDREW Baker and Louisa his wife, Will
liam f. Patsson and Martha j. f. his wife; the said Ioui-
&. and Martha J. L, children OF Robert Webb and Polly
Webb, dad, formerly Watkins David Anderson jr. Co.
IN CrANcERY
The defendants Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Ma.
thaniel Watkins, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act OF Assembly and The rules
oths corr, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
hey not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is entered
at rules and accordingly ordered that the sid defendants,
Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Nathaniel Watkins do
appear here before the FIRST dy Of October
rider be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the of Lynchburg, for two months svey, and
another copy ted at the front door Of the court house Of
this county on some court day.
Aug. 27-w2m II. F. BOCOCK, Crk
VIRGINIA: rules held in the Clerks Office OF tho
circuit superior court of law and chanccrv for the county
of ,ppomattox, on the 9th day OF August, 1919.
Merry Webb and Nancy NJ his wife, formerly Nancy NJ.
Watkins plaintiffs,
against =
Nathaniel Wakins joel Watkins, r., Andrew B. Baker,
admir- Of f yard Watkins decd, Philip Watkins, Thomas
w Thornhill and Martha his wife. formerly Watkins, Rob
ert X Watkins; the said Andrew Baker and Louisa c.
his wife, William f. Pat'~son and Martha f. his wife,
which said onisa C. and MarihaJ F. children Of Rob
et We1h and Poly Webb,decd late Polly Watkins, and Da
IN CIIANCERY
TIE defendants, Philip " atkins Joel Watkins IT, and
Nathaniel Watkins not haYng entered their appearance and
given security according the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants of this Commonwealth Ii is
NJ s and rrdngly ordered, iha, the said defendants,
Philip Watkins. joel Watkins, r and Nathaniel Watkins,
apncar here On or before the frs, dav of October term
mex, bill Of the plaintiffs that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
,tA ,stcI tho front ~
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Commission Business.
REFERENCES.
DISSOLUTION.

DES<OL E1IOI.
yUNHE FIRM of SII.yEkrIIORN 81 VICTOR wa. dis
i sovea by mutual consent, the Sth August, 1919.
Those inebl ed the firm earnestly requested to
forward and settle their accounts longer indulgence
not be- giyan. HY SlINER1HoRN,
Aug. l3-Nlm EDW. w. VICTOR
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AGRICUL TURAL.
From the American Farmer.
FARM WORK FOR SEPTEMBER.

ieH rHI LTfvArfos or VIII At Rrs TIMOTHY -pkhr-
$50. &r-rHE rALL GsHiBIfioF
As introductory 10 iaba u this month, we nave
hui remark OF lwo make: We desire 10 call the at
,enien al the formers and planters OF Mis.L.sp ana
nrehhoiue States. the fac. thai the AK or lhr'
MARYLAND STATE AGRlCtlLIL Raj spo'f..
Try. Will I've held IN Baltimore, "a the ioih, lin anu
ll2h day. II 0cl,hst. r,,,i,ns
The c,,n<u'ian II TN. Distinguish assnci'ion' l.
4. liberal A. The IN. ives # i's founders are nairae
a laii, e srricnlni,s iom erdy sfafe IN Tie un'on
10 Lecome members. aud competitors for prem'np'-
rh. 10 IN the true catholic splft al an "nlaRed aud en-
hghten patriotism .e.ks tod good IN the genuine
feeling + rue broihsfh,dt restricts ne blessings I" na
c,nua- cd ceg raphic,l H,s. DO, With swise forecast
and far r.,chlag painhfoby. If rs lis generous EN-
bscr 20 al Thus ]. wuf by of the age. worthy o the
nozzle s,amrbr US ty onpilgrn SITES. worthy OF lh'
ss-n unst. u our Sac. aud cannot fail In ORA" ipn-
sasjs htherwstJ And - such Will be the casa. We
rail- urn ~ engaged culusaing the earth, whn ma,
be pr-s en- I'll by distance. pni nnY 10 come but l"
atine with thsm the pducs Il their households. d i'ir
h-d. -sid snecinrn. II heir 4 @ks and herds tn the
ladies hardly need sppeal fr in Their noble PRIDE
II then laye f their hnsbsnd. IA hers and hr
lls,. and IN ih,ir dcyolis love OF country, NO have
every gasranie- hat hey will Do her duty.
Turn we now To what sh ,nld he attended to
Tnr TARM.
Rp.-Thnsr, who tnNy not have gh in ih"ir rye,
should make puinl II duty get IN as early this
month rs prs.hl. and unless tie soil be in gsd heart
lh.y should b. sure dose n such manure as
vii af ifd it the peculiar kinks II fud up1n which II de-
Ugh. t. feed In the alaly sis Il 1000 LIS OF he gram
md s,,, nf we the follow iny were found DO lhir
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.vOTxCE.
Vv>IIE UNDERSIGNED, having been legally appointed
trustee for Mrs Adclne r. Ward, takes this method of
notifying all concerned that debts will be paid from the
trust property, unless authorized contraccdbr himself
JAMES b. WARD,
lG-ts Trustee for A. f.. Yard.
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Large stock Hank I

Large stock Blank Books.
ID. FhNh DtO. have on hand large lot OF
aud Pass Books OF all s'frs anl l,lte whei thy Viii
A"3 is-ts
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4 well concerted intrigue!

a. p.4LU.4BLE SECRET DISCLOSED. -
fSNiE welfare OF the American people renders necessary
that they should be made cognizan with momen-
tos and valuable secret having ultimate connection " it'll
gtutly demands their most serious and deliberate attention.
There be te doubt that there exists in the whole
human IA lily universal distlste to bear the sings and
arrows OF outrageous Fortune long they others n
the Homo, whether BY the Of asiute
understanding, OF the result Of ney lonitou ctcumsian
ccs) dwelling in marble Halls, surrounded by parasites, and
revealing in luxury, and cunenment Openly and fear
lessy directing to such unercn banded Justice and cooy
determined to destroy eIpdrte medium of baskng IN the
snnhine of fortune, and II practicable establish equl
brum in society, PYFER & Co the truly fortunate, far
famed and old established Lottery Brokers generously i'm
the public the offspring Of their lahoous researches
in the abruse ysteics of the dark ageste OF
,cenlM, The caballsic words in number, and
when arranged according to the directions OF the tabdla sig
nifty "Look to Pycr s. Co. for Riches ~
Most brilliant results again!-Every Lottery
showers its Treasures!
Correspondents read the glorious evidence!
PYFER * co. PUBLIC BENEFACTORS
o.. see the virtue Of the first order! 80
SIS 900, whole ticket, number % 10 IS, drawn 10th Au
gust WAS sent To South Carolina THE result IF The first
order g. See managers official drawing OF that date.
$1,000, Whole Ticket, seat t, Pennsylvania
$4,000, Hall Ticket, sent IT, Louisiana.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to Pennsy yania.
5000 HILL Ticket sent TO Ohio
Slshu0, Quarter Ticket, to North Carolina.
5000 Quuter Ticket, South CaoIinia.
$1,000 Qtartcr Ticket, Virginia
5000, Qlar cr Ticket, to New York.
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, sent TO South Carolina.
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, Nireiaa.
a. Nearly every Prize paid and on file
PYFER co alwa refer To the Managers
~ Every should try lis or her luck
The first tri1l ofen raws the Capital
BANK DRAFTS, p1,a5le atssight in Gold, remi'ted
promptly to part OF the United States or Prizes by
Pyter 81 Co.
PYFER * co. sell all the large Prizes
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BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT Of GOLD AND SILVER

BEAUTIFUL Assault MtNI Ut zulu ANU oILVtR
Levers plain verge Watches Breast Pins Ear Rings Fin
Rings Gold Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and
Silver Spcctaelc do Thmbles Slides for belts, Coras and
every other article usually kept in hi line large portion u"
which received within the last week Also some
fine Accordeons, flnnas, &c, all OF which will be sold as
low they be bought elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to repairing W Watches, Clocks,
Accadcons, Sc. All work done by him warranted lie
BY strict attention to business 10 merit continuance OF
patronage. El)W. w. NCloh.
Aug l3-wIm
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Feb. 22-w12m

NIRGINIA:A rules held in the Clerks Office of Tho
circuit superior court of law and chancery Tor the county
Of Appnmattlx, on the 9th day OF August 1919.
Nathan IL Hancock and Douglass b. Hancock
Plaintiff
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NEW CONCERN.
TgySlEY X TAYLOR
=. :. IL =, q 4, q An u Dbl N.rS. IINSIEI /

. w
40 hid, 2. X. and N. o.
Sugar
DO do very hnesriiole
20 barrels clarified sugar
20 baxc. woois,s 4 Wool
sey's Loaf sugar
200 bags Ito cofee
so do l.agusra coffee.
Is do Government Java do
$50 ksgs nails, assorted sizes
5 tons bar iron
5 d. rolled d., assor,ed 81.
2 do American bli,tered
steel
| do hear and cast steel
800 sacks salt
10 tons lump plaster
100 IL. cotton yarn,
Zsi.r-kssillo aud other
facio res,
81 bhls. Tanners oil
20 hhis and tierces mola.-
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80 barrels mountain whskey-30 barrel. old rye wh.hey
20 barrel. apple sndy10 barrels madeira wnelO bar
tsls Malaga "nei0 pipes French brandy-2 pipes hnt
| Errnch hran nd
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NEW ElKN.
INiEnn1-r ucd will the business hereafter
L der the ne and style vi " GUGiGENHtIMER * Co.
at the old stand of the old firm They have now and will
continue to keep, handsome assortment of
DET ooDEa
consisting part oil Broad Cloths, Cassmeres Nestings
Cassinett, Pulled Cloth, Jeans SC SC.
Extraordinarily hand, choice assortment OF Ladies
Dress aud Fancy Goods Likewise, Hats, Caps and Shoes
all which will be sold at reduced prices.
N GUGGENHEIMER,
L. GUGGENIElMER.
Dec 7
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ClOfhiug Establishment.

NFVyWVVS HINEUUVVSVHVWV.
have inferred into coparnership under
1 the name and style of N. GUGGENHEiMER * Co.
for the purpose of conductinga
General Clothing Establishment.
They have hand large and handsome assortment d
READY MADE CLOTHlNG
of all kinds adapted to the present which they Offer
low Tor cash, at their store, door to r. Iyrees office
Main Street, Lyuchburg. n. GuGGENHEIMER,
+. GUGGENilEIMER,
S. GBGGENIiElMER
Dec. It's
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y
1 30 bbls. N. O. molasses
3D ksg- gun powder
10 do blasting do
| 200 lbs bar lead
50 bags shot
20 boxes
! case canister tea, "a gu
psfiof article
30 boxes Hull X Son and
u,h.r candles,
10 hoxes sperm candles
20 baskets sweet oil
; 900 lbs. leather,
50 bbls behring's,
30 grindstone',
Is eases liquorice
; tons castings,
1000 lbs hoop iron, all sizes
3 c4sksrice
20 bags ginger, pepper and
spice
2 esroons best indigo,
= l,hds. msdder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-10
AUCTION BUSINESS.


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