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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
DR.. KUHL'S MEDICINE,

A b S S N | A NJ TURE
lNoR Colds Influenza Costiveness Piles, Affection of the
Kidney and Bladder, Gravel, Sc, Fluor Albus Weak
ness and other Female Complaints.
REtERENCES.-Dr. Kuhl's numerous Agents have
transmitted to him, the most gratifying testimonials all in
the same terms, that the Abyssnia Mixture cca
cous and supasses all other medicines Dr. Kuhl refers
the communications which have recently been published
from gentlemen who have been Agents for number of
In North Carolina: Phiter s Yorke, Concord; A. D.
Honeycutt, Gold Hill; Major Dugald McDugald Moore
county; Col j. NJ A. Drake, Asheboro'; c. C. Pueb Gas
ton; Jones, Watson Co. Chapel Hill Dr. James r. Cal
lum, Druggist, Milton Wooen s. Brannocx, Wentworth
Or II Hawley, liawfeys Store p. o., Sampson county
Ia Virginia: Col c. ID. Bennett Psyvana c, H.; KIM,
anderson Laurel Grove Ptsylyana county; George r.
Barr, r M, Abingdon DIR. Tn. j. Obcnchain Bncbsnan
Alfred A. Wilbon, Charlotte c. II. ; DR. w ri HaseIne
Mart,nsburg; Sam'l Dinke, Grange c. H.; f. H. Akin
son, Lynchburg SC. ' " ~ AM"
Ertrdct Or a communication receired from CoI r ~
INV, ,oenneH, at Putsylrana {. H., Ia
me hoyssina Mixture has long since been disposed Of
NV Paoents had to procure it from other agencies II
an unrvailed satisfaction and relapse has
occurred The cured persons only in the
hghes terms to other patients but it to them
cases. that it would them in four DAYS if the,
kept strictly to the directions
35-Price per bottle IS cents, 81 25, and - So
AGENTS:
- II Atknson Marshall House. Iyncbburp
Major VIM. Letwich, Otter Bridge
\. Pierson n Co, Stoner's Store
Edmund White, Big Lick.
Geo. w. Shanks, salem
nj. Phelps, New Market
Geo w, A. Rainc, Appomattox C.. H.
VIM. u Jones' New Store.
w H. Middleton, Druggist. FarmvilIe
Thos iickson do do
Jan l4-wly
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IL. l.. TINSLEY,
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
LYNCHBURG, VA,

L1NCHBUHtT, Va,
LAS in store and is receiving general stock OF Goods to
which he would call the attention of purchasers. In
his stock may be found-Sugar, Coffee, Teas Salt, Iron,
Nails Steele, Molasses, Mackere Lead and Shot, Coffee
Mills Curry Combs Spades Shovels and general assert
ment of Hard Ware, Stone-Ware Wooden Buckets Cast
ngs assorted Table Cutlery, Tea Table Spoons, Meal
Siters Cassmeres Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods Summer
Goods for pantaoons and vesngs, Nankeens Apaccas,
Ginghams, Lawns, 200 bolts Cacoes, Irish Linen, Domes
tics all widths both brown and bleached Bed Ticking,
Plaid Cotons Silk and Cotton Combs Palm,
Silk and Fur Hats, large Of mems and Ladies
Shoes fine Boots besides many other goods too ted
Gus to mention All want call from purchasers TO ia
safes am determined cash. TO sell as low il not
April 29-ts
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.V'O7ECE.

OElNG DESTROYS of making house comfortable public
Il convenience, have fitted up and furnished number
commodous and airy my ore where gentlemen
can b. accommodated with lodgings for the night Bv the
adoption of this plan Zone paced in Europ,
and the Northern cities persons arriving the city, well
as residents, will be enabled to bedding by the day
week OF month"; and by eating in the Ordinary time.
asmay SUIT their inclination convenience, will have only
opay reasonable price for what they get thereby saving
large tavern and boarding house bills As the is
novel one for tins latitude earnestly invite public attention
to it.
my Vcluailng department is kept well supplied, usual
with the best the market affords.
JAMES SIMPSON,
North side OF Main st. near the corner OF 18th
MAY 30 -4w Richmond Va
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The Gsrla-ns a. ysa yatsg sph IA he New Aoik
Psi haze recently aken raiue0laf fancy 10 missing Pr
i'ees. The f9l wing lhfir method Of producing thu
greatest go1d ~ he gttairst nnmhef.
"1he tat is plauiid whole. without any pFepafa
ION. ouly allowing te more space than usual When
the plants have aimed the hig Of he hand they
alsa elnaned and hne1 as ususl Nhsn however. the
time nt dfawiag mp The earth aronnd hem has arrived.
he fllawiug process Hdopied instead; The gre.n
stalls divided and lad dtwn by thu hand the flat
sAi IN The fam Of the 50 kss ofa wheel and covered
WITH the neghsou q eafh- the ep sraan being readily
perarine3 by rscns The tHt the plant Some weeks
later the leaves hsgia pnh through tie sl when they
are again aid d,an ana covered With four inches OF
Earth ihs all ibs lablr required. aud occupies about
he time The ordinary hoelag up process. bot ii
prndocrs tmes mare fruit Tie snbleuanean stalks
covered .wuh pJaioes 10 tie form vl wreath or
rhapfel -
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sfCArrLE.-few people aware that il is nearly as
alter the frame Of cattle as il is to her the
I'VE o. our dwellings J'hn Bull, for instance has gone
- improving his oxen until he has 90, breed ,,nas
without legs From the returns Of the last census il m
safe to say that 100000 cows are now MIXED in hi,
Sa'e which are supposed 10 yield abou, 800 rer head
improve these up 10 an average annual productor S3
sacbs Chat Is To onehalf what The hest LARGE diaries in
ths country now yield would add $i2 100 900 10 The
Income 81 The czsns Of single state. This ain nv tho
improvement Of one kind Of rural machinery would he
equivalent ocreaing capital 1890 900 oOO and pa
9ng NE money where i would yield six per cent
interest - pepstuy. the thirty millions Of sheep in
the United States gave good returns 10 WOOL for the
!osd consumed as the best hundred thousand now do
" wsald add at least SIXTY ao pounds Of The ANNA
ep sf ms imporian, staple. There are now far from
=. m''on norss and'mules in the United State; and i
is not ITO much 10 say that 10 few generations ,Les,
s"'nss may be improved foil $50 head ON an ayelaoc
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AGRICUL TU r AL
Ffoln the Sauihein Cultyator.
CORN CULTURE

Mr.. Editor As your motto is farmers teach ono an
ether sad bread IS the stiff II lie. have concluded to
sketch you ny plan for pl1Riur and cultiyang corn.
which think isa etean one. and If well followed viii
succeed nine times out If Ten. commenced hy running
with long scooter shovel pluw IN between thu oll
rows, dawn by two mules hafsss. C,uon seed Or
manure IS scattered 10 hr tefch the quantity Is en-
nfely OWN! TO The qnarty hand. The rows frum
10 u feet on ofdgay land, and feel in the lrl on
sr"nger land a. 10 feet aud feet IN iha 1fll After
the manure is scattered. use Halls No turane pows
~ breaking out the mdes; il lef on irm last season.
a. Is best n van only I'VE farovs until shmt time before
pl'nng. plant about he ieath II March--no sooner
t"n with turning p'ow in the centre 4, the bed which
opens deeper ard cleaner fprfow thau rnaier en-
with with q gad harrow IL ck twice on the bed viii
MI up the furfow (e BID boiaq bose and mellow and
eOver he e'tn vel. Maj e. the c4lture il better
10 walt for your than CT il 10 VIII fr you Com
menee by running HIS ". tuning pl1w with the
mar SIDE next 10 the pnwng too deep but suif
ceni to Up tvery thing n The shane At grsss and
weeds In he middle II iva burrows will nat do. four
VIII ne hoes next pass overt they neither srfapa it
NJ NH y; yet at The lime they DO both: where
mere .'oo much dH To H. scc,soued by dirt falling
ever The bar Of the pow taken away and where
there Is not enough. cath pat to merely passing
o'ef, loosening the Of earth aound TIE plant and
removing the erass and weeds, II any there he Thin
out 10 one s'sk, and b. you get out by the roots
otherwise IL will in few DAYS spring ur
1hen parade all the hul-angues II good lenc,h
necessary 10 lew over the cfr in few DAYS running
near The plant aad very deep whrh furnishes sufli
eeary II earth u thu plant, and al rls deep hatho m
r@'ieis. Alter eight ten DAYS III Sc farr1ws will br
niisd with ROOTS and require fresh bed f them To pen
eiste Start again, sufficient number Of turning plous
- IS TO pass over the crop anan in few DAYS with tn,
iuffews sllciug of the middle te way frm tn,
scotrt iuow. 81 as 10 completely mold the corn the
hsi burrows with the turning pow should be deep and
Wei DONE ne there Is mu h depending upon this : in el
Gays more give two burrows aud Just before III,
' druD AL ,i,a
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DIR. HOOFL.1.NDS CELEBRATED
German Bitters,

Prepared by DR. C. M. JACKSON; at the GRJM.aJN'Y
MEDICINE STORE, No. 12O .arch ST., Phpa.
MILL ehectually Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys
~ pepsia, Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease OF this
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from Disoery Liver
Stomach-such Constipation, Inward Piles Funess Of
Blood to the Head Acidty of the Stomach Nausea Heart
burn, Disgust for Food Fullness weight the Stomach,
Sour Erucatons, Sinking Fluterng the Pit OF the
Stomach Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fluering at the Heart Choking Suocating
sensations when Lying Posture, Dimness Of Vision Dots
Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull pain in the Head
Deficiency of Perspraon Yeowness OF the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs &c., Sudden
Heat Burning the Flesh, onstant Imaginngs Evil and
Great Depression of Spirits.
The genuine entirely Vegetable and free from Alcohol
ic Smuant Syrup, Aloes Rheubab, alomel, Acids, and
all Mineral and I'M urous Ingredients they pleasant in
taste and smell mild in their operation gripping
giving any rneasness they give strength to the whole
ten whist they drive from disease They can be admins
tered to the delicate infant with perfect safety
For sale wholesale and retail at the German Medicine
Store No 100 Arch Street. door below SIXTH late oil
27S Race Street Philadelphia and by
DAVID r. LYMAN, Lynchburg,
And by respectable dealers generally the State
Nov
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BALTIMORE.
GRAND q SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.

~, =, 7.
yu,E So would respectfully call the attention
of the musical public TO their Grand ana square snos
which for eompaetncss Of FORM beauty oiyi" decaey OF
touch and quality ofione e9aai not surpass, those
of any other mandatory. . d,
The fact that every distinguished artist, who has visited
Tor the purpose Of giving Concerts, has inv aria
by selected one oil their Pianos is the best evidence that
They have voluntary testimonials from such performers
tbe nonstocs, Madame Anne Bishop, Schnberh knooP,
ard dng Professors and Amateurs, who have
used their instruments.
X < g feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage
already bestowed upon them would further all who
NAV be disposed them it'll their patronage, that
pains or will be spared to render entire satisfaction
Their establishments which already the largest OF the kind
State has undergone further increase, which they
trust W III them supply the demand for their nstru
mcnts KNABE 4 GEHLE,
Nos. 3, 0and IL, Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md.
N b. They also prepared to furnish Wholesale deal
RS on favorable terms X. y G..
Sent 27-Wl2m
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DAGU ERRIAN GALLERY.

CELEBRATED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.
Main Street, I4jnchburg, merit door 10 the Banks;
.ndn Street, Richmond; Sycamore Street, Petersburg
Nam Street, .Nortok; baltimore Street, baltimore.
FE subscriber beg leave to call attention of the public
to his and splendid Gallery which he has lust com
peted and finished in good style His for the past
seven years, enables him at this employ
assistants and taking at the of 20 900
annually which he deems atterg proof the SUPERIOR
ty OF his Daguerreotypes.
l.ikenesses OF every description copied Large assert
ment OF Lockes and Medaans superior quality for Da
guerreoiypes.
April 39-ts
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lfsa the gain By this Increase Of muscu,r power, and
lis greater Durability. will be sis00D0,o00. If We
study critically the machinery for converting grass roots.
and grain beef and pork The difference is found 10 he
sill more Striking II The facts relating 10 This sntjeci
were spread bsore the people. great Improvement would
som follow. add all casses slate equally in he profits
Of mure productive lsbit-, nJuny knickebooker..
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We w. BOOKS.

SlGHTS in the Gold Region. by J. Il. johnson
~ Naragu or the Charms of the Nile, by Farniss
People have Met. by n. p. " Ills
The Battle Summer. by Tx. Murel.
Sketches and Rambles, by r. Heady.
Annals of The Queens of Spain.
sacred Scenes and Characters-new edion--by Headly
3D. vol. Women Of the Revolution by Mrs. Ellet.
Lectures on Arts and Poems, by Allison
Womans W hms. by Robinson.
The Elliott Family, or the Trials of New York Seam
stresses.
Lake Superior. its Physical Character, Sc
Memories Of Hungarian Lady.
Historical Studies, by 6. W. Greene.
Coopef's Works-Ways Of the Hour
Direct from the publishers.
NAV lo-ts d. B. PAYNE & BRO
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J A Nj f S G. ARLAND

WI Ill \ Nj NJ. CABELL
IL ANE united N the practice of Law, and will req
- narly attend the Circuit Superior and Cou,tv
Courts OF Amherst Appomal,ox Bedford. Campbellan
Nelson, and the town Of Iynchhurg.
Address-i.ynchburg.N Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently. to
Oct Iq--tf
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Virginia

Virginia:
I Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superb
"A Court Of Law and Chancery, FOR the county Of Am
herst, on Monday, the 3rd day of June, 1850.
Peter Rucker, Plaintiff,
against
Lindsey Coleman sherirof Amherst county, and such
administrator de bonis of Richard Ellis decd Thomas
II Ellis and Charles Ellis, administrators of Charles Ellis
decd; which said Charles in his life tme surviving
partner OF Ellis Allen and the said Thomas H. Ellis and
Charles Ellis and Champe Carter trustees in deed
ted by the said Richard s. Ellis, Richard N Eubank Emily
II Ellis, widow OF SAID Richard s. Ellis; Richard s. Ellis,
John Thomas Ellis, David H. Tapscott and Emily his wife,
and Sally Jane Ellis children of said Richard Ellis dec
the last an infant under twenty years, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Champe Garter and Richard N Eubanh,
not having entered their and given security
ding to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this Court and
happening by satisfactory evidence that they nhab
itants OF this Commonwealth 1t is odered That said
defendants do appear before the Judge OF said Circuit Su
peo Court oil Law at the court house of said county,
the first day Of August term next and the bill OF the
plaintiff and that copy of this oder be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the Of ynchbug Tor
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door Of the
court house Of this county.
copy-Teste,
June 13-w2m ROBERT TINSIEY. Cl'k
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All kinds of Country Produce.

P.t pItA GOODS, which we determined To sell as
cheap 1t not cheaper than the goods be bough in
ts market nrrash, IN exchange Tor County Produce
We lec confident OF the at that the Planters ncres, "
DC y ami fairly represented by us Mr. Hill has con.
a'ft's e'e'r",e IN the Tobacco trade and will devote
his " hole time To- that brsnch al business.
Liberal ad anees made ON pradue, consigned to us
leh 2J-Gm uuRr 3 pprSroN
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BUFFALO SPRINGS.
AMHERST, Va,


now open Tor the reception Of visitors, who may be
search Of health pleasant retreat the gene
raj appearance Of this place hss been much improved The
medical virtues Of the Bnaio Springs by those
who have tried them, 10 be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the
diseases Of the Amentay Organs generally all diseases
patakng Of Debility and for their invaluable healing prop
critics generally BATH HOUSE will soon be comp
ted, In which tho Cold Warm, Shower Bath, be la
ken. Tie BOWLING ALLEY will be in good repair
lhe TABLE shall be furnished in and
Mr. Winston I.ockha OF Nelson county, win be
the lending Musician Tor tie The increased num-
Der OF visitors attending this place for the last 1 years and
the almost certain and lasting benefit delicate
Females, Sufficient recommend 1t those
health The air at this place Is pure be- The
climate lew miles above this Is similar that OF Canada
hsre rad lea ding from Lynehburg by way
place, TO the valley dnown the ynchbur. and Buffalo
Springs urnpke) Distance from Lynchburg this
rs miles, thence to Lexington % miles.
HO.7RD
Lower than at any watering place in the State only ~
week less than week. 81 ~ per day, Children
ten Of age and Servants hal price Horse per
81 373 less than week f5c per day A good
HACK AND HORSES
and BUGGY AND HORSE, viii be kept for hire by the
days OF ride. There will be Stage line established be-
tween New Maket James River and Lexington, on the
10Th Of July which will pass this place three week
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
June l3-w5w
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MARBLE MANUFACTORY,

AMIS PAGAN n co, SCUIpToRS Marker
- STREET, IgnthtiUg 10 -- Monuments Nantes Tomb.
and Head Stones, Table and Counter Tops and IIousc
Neth m general executed III all branches in IN, hest
manner lor public and private buildings Terms moderate
Jan 10 I'm '"
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

.NEDIC.iL DEPARTMENT.
WE regular of Lectures this Institute will
commence the first OF November, and continue until
the last of February, The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready to receive students by the first OF October
The Medical Department will be under the direction the
following
PR 20 Il l. = q O II =.
4. freeman, NJ u Professor Of Anatomy.
X =. Newton, NJ. u, Professor of Surgery.
ii J Hucc, NJ. -, Professor OF Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
w Byrd Powell, NJ ID, Professor of Physiology, Patho
ogy, Mncralogy and Geology.
King ID Professor of Matera Mcdica, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence.
} Milton Sanders, NJ d, Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy
j. A. Wilson, Nj ID, Professor of Obstetrics and Dis,a
OF w omen and Children.
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POLITICAL.
THE BRIDAL OF TUE YEAR.


Yes the summer is returning,
~ Manner. brighter hiSms a re burning;
= s Golden mornings, purple evenings,
Come n glad The world hnce mafe.
Nature from her long S urning
49, 10 The wnier-house Of mnurning,
tses With the light efhops onipeepng.
; '-ss From these ewes iha lsie weeping,
Cometh dsecing Ger the waters
To our distant shore.
Ga the bonghs Ihs birds singing
Never idl-.
For the bridal
Goes The frulic hret1ss finsinr
An the green bells on the hranrles.
Which the sosl Il man doth hear;
Muse shaken.
l. dvth wsken.
Halt N hspe and half in sst.
Add dous i,sies'a gafmsH's cot the saal Of he yea
Now the rusy east gives warning.
'fi<the wishea-f,r nufsis morning.
Swse'esturssf from Eiysium,
6 ljer mcrnisg II the MAY
Ar he quests in their places
l. lli4s witt rsle. high bred fsees--
Hswaharns il white wedding favoufs.
Scented wi h CELESTIAL sAvoafs--
Dsi<os. ike swsei country maidens.
Mar white sSslhspe1 ftiiis 10 day
Meath her bah ef straw the pessaHt
PfIuross si5ish.
M periuiizih
Aav Of hsr kiadted present,
Specially the mill sweel cawsliP.
Fer to leave Tic Tranquil s. adj
by Tire heAsss.
Or the sdsss
or snme stream CLASSY glade.
Ihfy l,.k upon ne scene halt Vl.fal, h.it affa'd
But the hrile-ihe BRIDE Is coming
Birds singing. be hammi {,
Silent lakes amni the meun,sins
Look la, sp-ak heir mifti;
Streams O. undng IN ihelt aladn,ss.
With Baechsnalsn msdarss;
Trees bow wa heir heads IN woader,
Clouds Of purple part asnuler.
As the maiden If he morning
leads the flushing bride 10 earth
Blight as are The fi7n~is srYen
With her eanees
She advances
Fer her szure ewes ace heaven
And her rotes are heams wuven,
And her boauieons hfldesmaIds ATE
Hops aud wishts
Dreams dellcnHs
joy. from seener star
And heavenly hued illusions cleaning from aiaf
Now the mystic rite is ovsr--
Blessings on the loved and layet
Strike the isbors. clash The csmbals,
let the notes OF JOY tesund
With the rosy apple bless m
Blushlng like maidcn's boslin;
With the cream hie clus on. peafly
Of The pear tree bu6dng early;
WIFI all IT, asnres from the mehduws
Strew The e,oseepted grund;
Lei the guess with voAs IsleIual
Pledge aeh other.
SlSef br1.her
With the vine fhopc the sernal
9 Vinejulce of mans brtter nature
Vintage II MANS ifustiul heart
Perseverance,
AID foihenrapoe,
lave and labr, song ani ar.
BE this The cheerful creed wheiewilh the world may
start.
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sugars, Sugars.

sugars, Sugars.
ATE have in store, assignment SIS hbds nr;mc " n
" sugar, which will be sold low cash. or on credit
of negotiable paper We invite the attention of oounry
merchants to this consignment.
June lo-ts MOSBY & HOLCOMBE, Auct'rs
EANCY SILK vESTINGS-or a supcriors ,u.li,v
L and style, just received by '''
e'e-t. WAREHOUSE x POTTER
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COR D.fGE.

CORD.f(S
Nv tatc now receiving, on consignment laroe lo, n,
" Bed Cords, Cotton and Hemp Plough ines T,y,,
nc Having made arrangement with one Al he h '
es IN the State we will be constantly supplied with Cor
""se' anu "'h sell IN lots at factory prices
April 25--ts . ohiih