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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30

General Agent for Vermont
L.G. BINGHAM, Willi,,on
TO whom Applications may be cent frem any
part " the State.
Central Once "f THE agency, east eide 81 the
Cour, House Square, Burliagton, VI
y WARD, ~ D.. Medical Easminrt.
Applications may be fnsde a, Any time at III,
"tlce or t. the following named prr,ons, geuh
i Medical Examinsrs, Who " III furnish Ibmph.
ct. and any information that may DC d,srsd, il
regard to the Co.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Ass~-s n Il. Thrn'', County gent Rutland,
Esrn June, Brandon; G. A. Hitchcock, 'ittsford
Chester Spencer, Castleton; Capen Leonard
thi,tenicn Siia.W. Hodges Cl,rcndon;i Bl.,
Pouitnsy; DE. Nicholson, Wallipgsiord. Fay.
cite Potter. Pawlct.
MrpicsLExAAiSEas- Crru.Porter, Rutland
+. ~. Drury, Pitisford; 4, kcndrick, Poultre,
A : i,oushton Pswlct; n Bowen, Clarendon
} ID oodward, Cast,rton; Josiah W Hale, Bran
, ion john Fox, waliingford
BENNfNG ron COUNTY
| AsrxIi. ngham & McEowep, County Agents
| BENIN gton; Y II Iatchcller Arlington; Danic
| Roberts. Jr.. Manchester; N Il Douglass, Shafts.
bury. C,rus Arlington, Dorset.
! Niicii Examiners Luther Mosely y, arlington
! swift. Bennington; ilDMeacham, Manchester; )
! + johnson, Salisbury.
California Life Risks.
/ taken at 10 Ucr Atce than by any other cotppynt
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30

STOvEs AND STOVE PIPE.aneS:;z"
- LLkDJN gave
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30

f.a"Hirrs. Giving \ HI-inry AL n~srr p'irn Of
IN" rhtr're f s'' variety &c ,n-un'tri.u ac."'rig
H'rl ~'h '"utt'a'ts from p'''enis 'hrtuseisr- Il
"r"l ''"t - SO clty 80 80 h-' place. .'- sirr
We "s'"" 10 WI ~ ihsy have teen cur'd ~ nc
af'e m"h'i"uet c's~a.~. cIH b.. he'd al tie uiiIc,
y" : STATE -tt-.t er0,,s
IL..lrt. ~ - 4 ! 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-14

printed with exciting news, but BY order
q the Captain General its issue was prohi-
bited TIL the sailing Of the Georgia.
Several Insurgents who had been taken
were shot, and but for the refusal of the
troops to fire on the condemned there
would have been many more. The Gov
eminent has issued proclamation Offering
pardon to all who will lay down their
arms, except the leaders. who iftaken will
be shot or sent to Spain. The loyalty Of
many regiments is doubted The troops
who have lately arrived from spain are dy-
ing rapidly from the effects Of the climate.
A report was in circulation that Matanzas
had rebelled, and troops had been sent to
that point.
Those who had raised the Standard of
Liberty consisted of small parties who, act
ing without concert. were easily put down
BY the troops. 1t is said but few lives
were spared among those found with arms
in their hands, as they were killed on the
spot.
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lNhoIESAlE IKttES.I
PRovIsioys. -Bacon-Stocks light-Sales la
II with small sales little higher for prime lots.
FLouK.-Sales, Supcriine old s34 New $3s;
Family New s.; Old A. by retail,
WHEar.-Red 75c; White 500.
MEAL.-Corn Meal scarce and in demand al so
to SIC.
GRAiS.-Corn 75aso cts; Oats 35a37I cents.
GUaSo.-Best Peruvian $50 to SIS per ton.
PLAsrrR-Lump, s6I; Ground s7l
SucARs.-New Orleans 74a9 cts Porto Rieo7 to
10 cts. Clarified lal24 cts. Loaf II To lad cts.
WHisKY.-Mou SOC. dull
BEEswAx.-20 tool cents.
BuTTER.--l5 H. cts. dun for No i--Fresh
Butter at market very and brings I. ) 10 zoe
RASDY.-Applc 35aI0 Peach. 50 to 81 rts.
BAR IRoS.-s75aS0 assorted duh.
CoFrEE.-Rio Il to ! j cts. Laguira l2ul2l
Mocha 20.
Country LISENs.-Tow Ito j; Flax t2ulicts
CorroN NARNs.--Salcs lSa20 cts.
FEATHERs.--32 Ia 80 cts.-Scarcc.
NoOL.-25 TO IS cts in demand.
Wool RoLLs.-3j to- ga very scarce.
GINsESG.-3Jaf0 cts.
FLAx SEED.-Sales ! 10 per Sc ID.
Fisn.-Hcrrings, No. /, ISL; Halifax NJ" Her
rings, s6oS7l; Shad, none; Machcrcl, No. 3, $3.50
TALLow.-St to 81 cts.
TAR.--s3,50 per bbl,
HEMP.-Wc quote 81 TO &c. IN demand.
LNsEED Ou.-Sja90cts-in demand.
LARp.-i3ali cts. but little in the market
MoLAssEs. West India 81 to 4 } cts. per gallon
\. o. IL To 40 cts.
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dom, TO call our we'll believed Brother
WALTER H. DAWSON from among us,
therefore belt
Resolred, That this Section deeply SYM
patllise with the bercaved parents OF the
deceased, for the loss ofso dutiiul and af-
fectionatc son.
Rssolred, That as testimony Of the
sincerity ofour grieffor the loss Of SO high
ly esteemed Brother, we will wear
Grape on our left armtor the space ofthir,y
days.
Resoirea, That the Secretary furnish
the bereaved family with copy of these
proceedings.
Resoired, That the Western Eagle, and
other papers friendly to the cause. be re-
ques,ed TO publish these proceedings.
WIN. ID. DAWSON. w. A.
S. s. HARRIS, Sec'v.
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NEW LoNDoN ACADEMY

~ MIND W. llORSLEi, fRiNclrAL.-The
exercises ottlis institution viii commence Oh The
first day Of September nest, and con,inue for ten
months The usual branches Of English education.
The Latin md Greek Classics and Mathematics,
will be taught
TERMS-Tuiiion 30 dollars for the session of
10 months.
Boarding, &c. so dollars per session. ore half of
each payable in advance, the other hall at the end
OF five months.
MIR. ilorslcy comes highly recommended To the
trustees ~ a gentleman, possessing high qunca-
tons a. a rcncaer uniting with d elias ica cducn-
tinn, The greatest industry and energy.
he buildings are undergoing repnir and the
trustees determined 10 use their cndcavor4 i,
place The Institution on high footing and to Afford
the opportunity of giving cheap and thorough ed
uca,ion To the young mon Of the neiglbonrins
country 1t is the intention of the trustees to cn,-
poy competent Assistant to aid tho Principal in
The duties of the School. Students are expected
To board with the Principal
Aug i-it
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LATEST ITEMS OF NEWS,
ALABAMA.
LOUISVILLE, AUG. g

LOUISVILLE, Aug. :.
In the fifth district OF Alabama, Hous-
ton, the Union candidate. has sos majority
over the secession nominee, with "a few
small counties TO hear from, which cannot
change the result. Union members are
elected to the Legislature for most Of the
counties.
LArER.-Thc following is believed to be
the result OF the election in the respective
districts: ao
|. John Bragg, ISouthcrn Rights.
2. james Abercombie, Union.
3. Sampson w Harris, Southern Righs
reelected.
4. William r. Smith, Union
s. George $. Houston, Union.
6. w. II. w, Cobb, Union l-re-elcct-
ed.
2. Not yet asccrtaincd.
The telegraph lines to Nashville are
down, and we have no accounts from Ten
ncssec.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg, August 0, 1851.

Inspections Of the State to Is, ult.. about TO-
600 binds. short Of last year Oar inspections the
past week are 300 hhds. against 1929 hhds. cores
ponding week of last year For the last ten days
our receipts OF Tobacco have been larger than was
anticipated, with much anxiety the part Of Plan
tiers sell. This. with the anticipated effect Of
the late rains the growing erop,has caused de-
preston in market and prices have declined
from so to 75c general sales
WIlEAT.--Sales at 75aS0 for Red and White.
WM. T. SMITH.
CoNntsstnx NrncuAxr
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MARESiEE1.

On Thursday, the 1lth day Of June, 1851, by
the Rev. Beverly A. Davis, Armistoad $. Nowin
Esq to Miss Mary E. Lanicr; all Of Pittsylvania
county, Va.-DangAe Register.
- On Tuesday, the 9Th of August by the Rev.
j. c. Cranberry, Mr.. JAMES l.. WALKER, to Miss
MELsEYA Z. Irwin, all of Lynchburg.
The Norfolk and Portsmouth papers will conv.
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reelected.
INDIANA.
INpIANApoLIs, AUG. Sin

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Sth.
Returns from nearly the whole State are
IN, and the following gentlemen will repre-
sent Indiana IN the next Congress: Dun
ham, Robinson, Hendricks, German, Da-
wis. Mace, Fitch and Borden, democrats
and Parker, Wing. The first district re-
MAINS to be heard from. In one county Of
the district, Harrison Co., De Bruler, wing,
has 300 majority, being gain of 1 81 since
the last Congressional election. The Leg
stature is democratic.
Another despatch states that DE Bruler,
Wing, has certainly beaten Lockhart, De
mocrat, in the lst district; and that it is
Thought McGaughey, Wing, has been de-
Seated in the 7th district.
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rI,ssE ELECTRICAL Ecbrtfasec,
&urcss's lcXes. TONic.--lhc pltnie.t

discovery of the nee, By which Ievers of every ,ic
aud grade, and all febne diseases. srom whatever
cause pruduced can be cileetually aud permanently
cured in from two to twenty four hours. and ne mis-
takG 1t iso simple vegetable preparation. and per
t,cty harmless IN ts operation
~ IL ia warranto TO perform precisely what il
promises, NJ cutc no pay
Iy' Fora descriptive sheet, setting c,rih Il. mc,-
it, and containing references Of the highest rcArc,-
liability from plnutcrs aud distinguished men MI
through the South. who havc used IT, aud thorough
lyestcd its merits please call the Agent in iii,
plnec.--Prce 50 cts. and Il per bottle.
JOHN H. SEAY
July 3i-w3mU Agent for Iynchhurf.
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Later from Havana,

Ayr'rdl 81 Tie Steamship Georgia Great
Ercitemeat IN Haraaa-No General
Rising tAe Peopie-lIoremcats of Tie
Troops and Nary.
New York, August 7th, lS5I.-Thc
Steamship Geogia has arrived from Cha
grcs and Havana bringing l3o passengers
and Havana dates to August I'd. The
news of,he meeting of the Cuban sympa-
fhisers in New Orleans had created great
excitement in Havana. Ga the night OF
August LIST, in consequence of news re-
ccived by Government, all the war vessels
At Havana. except the Pizarro, left the
port. Rumors were ailoat that large bo-
dses Of armed men were collected on the
Florida reefs prepared to make descent
upon the Island.
Dispatches to tie Government were
hourly arriving from the interior, and the
Government paper, on the 3lst. had beer
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BALTIMORE Aur. O.

NEW YORK, Aug.9.
Breqds'gGs is hardly as firm witha mod
crate business; the sales 5000 bbls. 3.s7 ia4
for Michigan; S3.93a4 Tor State and 50 Dad .0Gf
for Ohio. Southern flour is unchanged with sales Of
$50 bbls. Rye flour and corn meal are dun Wheat
is heavy with fair stock Offering. Rye il held al
20. Corn has again improved for sound parcels
mixed the sales are 1000 bushels 5fa55 FOR dam
aged; So for round yellow and 50 for Western mix
cd. Oats are dull at 4Iaf2i for Northern
CottoH--ls steady at rates quoted in our last.
ProgisioHs-Pork is dull, and prices rather ga
sier; new mess can be bought at Sl46S3. Bocfis
quiet Lard is in moderate demand $50 bbs. were
sold this morning at D.
Hhiskey-ls held little better and small parcels
of prison have been sold at2l .-.joar. Com.
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Ansa.l li-lw SCOTT 4 ADAMS.
caSn REVyARD.--STOP TIiERuNA-

P"O NAlS.-han away from tho house at
Mrs. Frances 7. Harvey. af Roanoke county. on
Sunday night, thu eth orJuly hast, Two negro men,
named Alfred and Warner. They are both
brothers. and bright mula,tocs and haI iarg. huads
nf hair when they left. Alfred has u scar over hi.
eyes his feet has been badly iruslcd quick sakeu
IA, his nddrcss and rahvr thin aud raw bone, feet
OF 0 inches high. and nbout Il year. old very
well dressed; has n recent mark on ono Of his b..
toes. lie il field hnnl.
Warner !. - years Old, blacksmith ~ trade:
rather downcast countcnnncc " hen spoken tu;hsa
very small feet and LANDS. dicks he has u mari
over one car and ID abou, the samc height or Alii.d.
hu, rather heavier aud ic-hcr They have with
them good clothes, and can change them often.
From the information | have oblaincd they are
making tor ohia other free STATE.
II viii pay hhy dollars toany person who " III de-
liver them To me- secure them in Jail II taken out
ofihc ad Joining counties: se5 taken in the aioit-
ing counties. aud SIS IN the county They had when
they iclt from $50 10 $50 10 money. VIVA, way they
huvc taken, under What disguise they arc trascll-
ing have mol ascrranrl.
SPARREL Il. SIMMONS.
Ann --t.ir Ipy Er,usgs U,.,.U
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Tribute afResnecf.

TO TIE MEMORY OF WALTER n. DAWSON.
at regular meeting of Washington
Section, No. Is, Cadets Of Temperance,
held in Temperance Hall in this city, on
Monday, the 2lst inst, the following Pre-
amble and Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS. il has pleased the Supreme
Ruler Of the Universe, in his Infinite Wis
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A rENlAEE sCsI0OL.--IInvin--- N

n ". ~ = He Iuvnr nb-
4 n mihed the services Of highly accomplished
young Indy us Prcccrtrcli III our family, We desire
% obtain boardors and pupils, four or FIVE young
ladies. Tho session viii commence lie Isl Sep.
tcmher and end the lst Of jay next.
TERMS.-for Board, including all personal ne.
cnmmodaiion, and ruiti.n in English, Ninety Dol
lars; French, Tea Dolars Driving aud Painting.
Ten Dollars, aud ustuctisss on the Piano with use
of Instrument, Thirty Dollars. No deduction
made Tor lost time except in case of Illness As
the number ofpupis viii be limited the enrlier up
plications made, the more certainty nf-urces,
Address mo. post puid, TO Piedmont roa OH ~
Nelson couniy, Va.
Aug lit NM MASSIE
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nj 0TlCE! NOTICE!!-TnE ST

NJ VI MT. NV LII TtH ,FUT'-
IN scribcrs take this method 10 inform the com
muny in general Tint one Of their Boats will bu
ready Tuesday and Wednesday 10 Richmond ani
Lyuclburg Ia receive Goods, Wares and Mcrchan-
disc, to g shipped up down the Cunnl. upon tho
best terms Tohncco taken upon terms TINT shall
be- fair and reasonable.
JAMES s. CREWDSON & co.
n B.-Wlcat received and forwarded to Rich
mond upon the best terms. Persons on the Canal
that may wish TO carry their wheat. win please
give notice OF the same, }. :. G. & Co.
AM, Ii
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OEECE.-Thc subscriber having obtained
~ the exclusive right Of retailing fisk's Metallic
Burial Cases, takes this method Of Informing the
people Of Lynchburg and the surrounding country,
that he has in iiis Alain Street
lot Of the above Gases Of different sizes. II would
be diiicGlt task to give adequate impression Of
these Cases without personal inspection they ARE
perfectly air tight aud indisiuciubic, and for pro-
iecIing and preserving the Dead for ordinary IN
termcns, for vaults. or for transportation are supe-
rior to anything Of the Kind before invrntcd Those
unfortunate enough 10 need the abpse Cases can be
supplied by S. DluGulD.
~
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e. REMOVAL.-The subscriber. thank
a. fu for the liberal patronage heretofore cx
GssAc ended TO him, would respectfully inforn
his icnds and the public generally. TINT he laa
moved his Watch aud Jewcliy establishment To tho
house one door above Mr.. John knnier's, mud OPP
posite Lumbough's Zig Rrd Hat," where he ha-
on hand a ncnt and well selected assortment Of
styles. All in want Of articles IL liz line arc rnr-
Mostly requested 10 cnll and examine Li, stock as
he is determined 10 sell on the most reasonable
terms. A good assortment ofSilscr Ware constant
ly on hand. manufactured by Mr.. Henry Silver
thorn which viii be sGld nw ~ be bought
elsewhere. EDW. W. VICTOR.
~ d. Watches, Clocks and Jcwery repaired ut
the shortest notice, md reasonable terms. Tho
highest price paid ior old gold and silver.
mp A-ts E.W.V
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A project is said to be under way at
Boston for connecting all the Railroads cen
tering at that city by circular road. The
route proposed passes from Roxbury
through Brooklin, Cambridge, Chelsea
and Charlestown, 10 East Boston 1t is to
be at the waters side, with piers and whar-
YES for the accommodation Of shipping, so
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Observation-Disclosures

IL lGE THE NEIY LLNE.--Thc sIbscribcrs
would respectfully inform the merchants OF Lynch
burg as well rs the surrounding country, that all
goods shipped by boats Rio or Gen. Taylor, ono Of
which will leave Richmond every Wednesday md
arrive in LyHcnburg Monday following. barring IN
obstruction to the navigation, and for the accommo
dation OF merchants surrounding Ivucl,i,urg viii
say, that they can with safety send their own wag-
ons OF employ such they may wish, 10 meet all
gonds shipped by either Of the above named bonts.
in Lynchburs, where they viii Gnd the goods 1t our
own house, the Basin, charges reasonable or
the goods delivered To any Of the commission ous-
cs on the Basin. BY so doing. they can got their
goods without delay, as is often the Gaze also, all
goods ensured, If desired, upon reasonable terms,
through from any of the Northern cities To Lynch.
burg. JAS. S. CREWDSON & Go
Aug Its
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Sc SCHOOLS I.II,lI'I:
= z
E1EsS. T.. Il. Sssi'T

~ = sent session, on ihursdaS u 9th of July.
The Fail and Winter Term l,,,c,, on, AI,0,ia,
September Isl. aud continue = months Mf
Smith. hereafter, viii be assn,' ca in ,cnrh;ag
WITH II. }. FOSTER, a. NJ. entielnaa OF hish
moral worth, us well as supcriM assieal and Ma.
thcmatical Edncarion. and Of h rspcrrnec In
'cnchinw--havins been succcssia 4 engaged ms tn
t-r in college. nj Washinrtnu Cfa Teacher I'd Pro-
iesscr Bcni iinllowcIl's Board, School. i, Alex.
andria, and. recently, "a Prinri of Tie Academy
1t New London.
fupiis now becoming mermL \. Of this lnstiu,
ton, VIII, VIC are confident en-, increased laeli.
ties ior Improvement. particuhry il the Ianrua-
gcs. Ancien, and Modern. ind II sarious branches
of Mathcr,atics. No materiii changes viii t,lc
place. either in the regulations ar i.ciplinr of m,
School We are grateful for the smiles of Henven
upon eur efforts. and tor the iacruased patronage Of
friends, haying had, during aur present session
more than sixty scholars and it Is our epnstaa,
aim 70 make the school every way rcrthy 81 sssL
patronage. and desirable for Young Ladies.
j y accordance with the above announcement. The.
l. Fall and Winter Session Of our School viii COM
mcnce the LIST of September next under tic fal.
lowing Instructors:
III. J. FOSTER, tPrincipall and Instructor in An
Gent and Modern Languages and Mathrmat;cs
MRs- Il. F. SMITH (Assoriaie) and instrictrcss
in French and English branches.
Miss MITCHELL, insttuctIess in Music.
Roy. J. d. MIrCnElL, viii deliver orcasiuunl
Lectures in Moral and Natural Philosophy.
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Democrat State Cosrcs ION.
~

CoLuMnus, O., Aug. G.
The convention met at . o'clock, and
was permanently organized.
Reuben Wood, of Cayahuga, was nomi-
ted as the democratic candidate for Cover
nor by acciamation.
William Medill was nominated for lieu
tenant governor.
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In the Halifax district, the contest will
be arduous and doubtful Mr.. Flournoy
possesses great strength in his capacity for
popular speaking and is indeed. most eff
iicient politician. But we cannot permit
ourselves to anticipate Dr. Avcrctt's de
feat. HE'S gentleman Of great populari-
ty and Of uncommon soundness and sa-
gacity ofintellect. As political cssayist,
he is not surpassed, If indeed he is equal
led, by any writer in the State. He Is in
every respect, able to sustain himself in
the discussions with his competitors and will
we trust, be rewarded by reelection for
his Jealous support of Southern rights
SouthSide Democrat
We endorse what is said Of Flournoy
and admit that which is said Of Averett-
But does the writer seem sanguinc of DR.
Avcrett's SUGGEST The -'arduous" and
"doubtful'' contest gives room for some
hope to the party, which distinguished
politician has declared will dwindlc TO a
corporafs guard. And if we can form
any idea ofthe present prospects, we have
much reason to hope with confidence
Democrats muttcring, Wings in glow
Of fine feeling, and Flournoy successful in
all ot'his discussions, are bright indications
Of coming good. The fact is, Flournoy
and the compromise are not only popn-
lar, but they are gaining ground. Then
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Merchants COIaycniiOE.

The Merchants, and all friendly to a d.
rect trade with foreign countries TO James
River, will meet in Richmond on the 10th
day of September next, to take into consid-
Grafton the steps necessary to perfect that
object. We desire every portion of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia to be repre-
scented, and therefore request all the papers
in Virginia TO insert this call.
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cfss7s4, A. COCHRAN MANuFAc-

ofS7sss< A. COCHRAN MANuFAC-
ls2s=ta,.turrr ard dcncr in C1'1i ces, Bnosehcs,
Rochanays, Bgggies, Harness, ) square below
tae Franklin Hotel, Min street, Lynchburg. Va.
The subscriber feels grateful Tor the very liberal
patronage extended 10 him since he commenced l,u-
sincss ind would say 10 tho public, that hs !.
N receipt oia large assortment Of the above ani-
cles, which will bc sod cheap the quail
ity Of worl. can be bought elsewhere und brought
here. Come aud judge for yourselves. We charge
nothing iur looking uid but liiile IL yuu buy.
The subscriber Ia practical Cprringe-n,lk ,and
has had fifteen years experience in the business ,asd
devotcs the whole Of bis time in making up, ind
sclt-tng work OF The best quality md such US 10
best adapted to uur roads and country.
The Harness department Is uhses -" mncrgr-
mcnt Of Mr.. A. H. Jones, superior workman from,
New York, whose work viii compare With any,
whether made here or elsewhere
Repairing done at the shortest notice.
Feb 2i-Gm A. COCHRAN.
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In the 9Th district the contest is between
Hill, wing, and Stone, democrat.
In lG counties Powell's dem. gain for
Governor rs 220 over the vote Of 1913,
when Cnttcnden had 1921 majority. Dix
on is doubtless chosen by a small majority
The Legislature is Wing in both branches
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q FINE MATCHES Am ZINE

r. EfNE w WATCHES AND FINE
ga ELRY.-CHiRLES A. EVARD,
CIT Vsatci-.Halcr 0nd Jcacilsy, LYScuBrR D.
VA.1hc subscriber fces grateful for tie very i B.
cru patronage extended ID him and would r.
-pecffully inlarm tie citizens of Lyneibnrg and
the surrounding country, that he i receiving the
largcst and finest assortment Of the above articles
that he has ever Offered in this market The fol.
lowing comprises portion Of bic stock, such Us
Fine gold and silver huutsrnan aud pisin cased
Watches, warranted Is carat and 70 Jewels. the e.
nest ever offered in this market, made hy Jos JON
son; Gold fob, guard md breast Chains. Seals and
Keys, Ear Rings mud Finger Rings, &c xnriou.
kinds; Breast Fins; Lockrts; glass Bfacelcts: Cuff
Pins: Necklaces gold and silver Spertares; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies; Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain md set Silver
Combs; gold and silver iencils finc silver Ba,tte
Cases; gold and silver Thinbles: pocket silver and
pearl Gard Cases, and many other articles too mn
inerous To mention. All he asks IL call, as he
feels confident that he suit both ia quality and
price.
II He also repairs Watches and Clerks, in The
best manner and tho most reasonable terms.
lie invites those who has work done of TINT kind 10
give him trial, ff"m lis long experience in
that branch Of his profession he feels certnin that
he will not fail 20 give satisfaction bis customers.
! n Old Gold and Silver taken ID change for
anything in my line. CIIAS A. EVARD,
NAV 22-ts 4 doors obore F,ch0pcc To,per.