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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

nANIEL n. LONDON, 1MPOR.

nANIEL III. LONDON, .1MPOR.
II TER OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENG
LISH GOODS, AND DEALER IN AMERICAN
DRY GOODS, offers for sale, for cash, or To pune
tual customers. upon the usual credits, a large as-
sortment &c Shawls and ladies' wrappings. In the
stock will be found a few Bavarian Long Shawls, Of
costly character.
C~ashneres and and Mouslin dc LANES, some most
exquisite styles and very costly, as well as the
lower grades
French Prints-these designs are Of the very best,
and the colors and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths
Paris Cassimeres and vestings, superb and very tas-
Cloths and black Doeskins, in all styles
German Hosiery, very low
Gloves and Suspenders
| Blankets, in every style and color some Bed Blan-
kets, ofthc most expensive kind
Silk Goods for Dresses
a few Antique Dresses in patterns
Chcck'd and brocade coiored Silks
Black Italian and French Silks, cheaper than here
tofore.
Domestic Goods, made in yirgiDia-3-4 aud ~
Sheetings and Shirtings. As these Goods have come
into my hands under peculiar circumstances they
will be furnished to my customers al half to one cent
the ward less than the factory prices.
Virginia Made CLohs-6-4a at 81 %. and6-4 black
coatings at rs cts. These are the best Cloths, and
the cheapest ever sold in the State. As the lot is
small, a speedy application from those who desire
No. l goods at a small price, viii be best.
In Hdnaeis and Kerseys, the stock will be large
Keak1cky jeans and Uooiens-My impressions
are, that in these styles ofGoods, the trade will find
the very best bargains ever offered.
L0ces, Collars and Cgfs-London made-very
handsome and cheap Caters and London top Goats.
in all styles. As ii may be useful merely to classify
some of the styles in the assortment, have done 50;
but no one who comes to the market to buy any goods
ought to fail to examine to stock, & to buy such goods
as they need, because they are as cheap as they can
be bought anywhere, being imported. as far asprac-
ticable, bv myself, and selected with express refe-
renee to the Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes-
see trade.
The merchants and others who need Goods in
quantities, are informed that by an arrangement
which has been completed, their orders will be exc
cuted for any styles of goods, and delivered in Rich
mond. Their orders viii be executed byone OF the
lurees, and most reliable American
Houses resident in London; and in every instance
the original invoices will be produced and verified,
and the exact cost of every order charged for. and
Custom House duties paid here, ifthe parties desire
it. The goods, when thus ordered. must be paid
for upon their landing. and in every instance must
be At the risk of those who order them.
All the papers in Virginia that copied my
Spring advertisement, will copy this.
Auy lS-3m.
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II. hi. sMITH closed her rre.

lYl sent session. on Thgrsdav. the oath of July.
The Fall aud Winter Term will open on Monday,
September 1st. and continue five months. Mrs.
Smith. hereafter. will be associated in teaching,
with II. J. FOSTER, A. NJ, a gentleman of high
moral worth. as well as superior Classical and Ma
thematical Education, and Of much experience in
tcaching-haying been successfully engaged as Tu-
TOR IN College. at Washington CITY, Teacher in Pro-
fcssor Benz. HallowelI's Boarding School, OF Alex
andria. and, recently, as Principal of the Academy
Mt New London.
Pupils now becoming members Of this lnstitu-
ton, win, we are confident, enjoy increased faciii-
ties for Improvement. particularly in the Langua-
ges. Ancient and Modern, and the various branches
of Mathematics. No material changes viii take
place. either in the regulations or discipline Of the
School. We are grateful for the smiles of Heaven
upon our efforts. and for the increased patronage Of
our friends, (having had, during our present session
more than sixty scholars and it is our constant
lin to make the school every way rcrfhy Of s1ch
patronage, aud desirable for Young Ladies.
VNaccordance with the above announcement. the
Il Fall and Winter Session Of our School will com
mence on the Is, of September next, under the fol-
lowing Instructors:
II. J. FOSTER, tPrincipaD and Instructor in An
cient and Modern Languages, and Mathematics.
Mas. f. F. Smith, (Assoeiate) and instructress
in French and English branches.
Miss MITCHELL, instructress in Music.
Rev. J. d. MITCHELL, will deliver occasional
Lectures in Moral and Natural Philosophy.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY


IN MUND W. HORSLEY, PRINcIPAL.-Thc
exercises of this institution will commence on the
first dry of September next, and continue for ten
months. The usual branches of English education,
the Latin and Greek Classics and Mathematics,
will be Taught.
TE1MS-Tuition 30 dollars for the session of
10 months.
boarding, SC. so dollars per session. one half of
each payable in advance, the other half at the end
of FIVE months.
Mr.. Horsley comes highly recommended to the
Trustees, as II gentleman, possessing high quali6ea-
lions as a teacher, uniting with a classical educa-
ton, the greatest industry and energy.
The buildings are undergoing repair, and the
trustees are determined to use their endcavors to
place the institution on a high footing and TO afford
the opportunity of giving a cheap and thorough ed
ucation to the young men of the ncighbouring
country. 1t is the intention of the trustees to en-
ploy "a competent Assistant to aid the Principal in
the duties of the School. Students are expected
to board with the Principal.
A,r tt-it
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JONES
III offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon
Is hbds. n. O. and p. II. Sugar
80 " and barrels N o. and W. l.. Molasses
100 bags Rio, Laguira, Maracaibo and Java
Coffee
is barrels Crushed and ground Sugar
80 boxes Adamantineand Taliow Candles
3j baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs. best sq'r and Octagon Cast Steel
GOO a. German Steel
10000 feet Safcty-fuse
500 kegs "Duponts'' Powder
5000 lbs. Tyre sq'r and round rolled Iron
20 dozen "Rowlands'' Shovels
800 kegs Nails and Spikes best quality
1900 lbs. Crow-bars
6 Cord Maaiila Rope
50 boxes Window glass
- barrels No. 3 Mackercl, &c.
ALSO, ON consignment
100 cases Mass and stick Licoriee
- hhds and casks German and French Lonf
and crushed Sugar
so tons Couatry bar Iron, assorted
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
300 barrels Flour
4 tierces Goldfish
April 2I-;s
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d. ROBES, cLEnK
Commissioners Office.

LfNcHBuRG, July snth' lool'
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree,
will take notice that | have appointed Tuesday thu
I'd September. 1851, for taking, stating and set
Ting the accounts mentioned il said decree; on
which day at 10 o'clock in the morning, they are
required to attend at my office with their books.
papers, vouchers and Other evidence, prepared for
settlement. THOS. J. KIRKPATRICK.
Com'r cir. Ct For corporation Of Lynchburg.
Iutv 9I-w1w
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RRmms DAILY LINE OF PAC-

-" hEIS from LTNCHBTRG 10
RicHAOND.-Fare through only $3.5O-Se-
rants Aai price.
Leave Lynchburg daily at 6I a. m. (Sunday ex-
cepted) and arrive in Richmond next DAYS at . y. m.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Boats con-
meet at scotfsville with the Stage line to Charlotts-
vile; also with a separate and direct line to Staun-
ton, and at Pcmborton with the Stage line to Farm
vile.
Below see Fare and number Of hours to reach in
termediate distances.
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RERKPATEssCK's SEM
FEMALE SCWOOTy.-

A FEMALE SCYOOl..-Havinr OBJ
n tanned the services of a highly accomplished
young Lady as Preccptress in our family, we desire
to obtain as boardcrs and pupils, four or FIVE young
ladies. The session will mme the LIST Sep
tcmher and end the LIST Of Judy next.
TERMS.-For Board, including all personal ac-
commodation. and Tuition in English, Ninety Dol
larsi French, Ten Dollars; Drawing and Painting.
Zen Dollars, and instruction on the Piano. with use
of Instrument. Thirty Dollars. No deduction
made for lost time, except in case Of illness. As
the number o fpupils win be limited, the earlier ap-
plications are made, the more certainty ofsuccess.
address me. post paid, to Piedmont Post Office,
Nelson county, Va.
Aug li-is WIN. MASSIE.
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NOTECE.--The undersigned having pur-
~ chased the interest of JNO. NJ. MILLER in
the concern of W. A. &J NJ. MILLER in 7 y1ach-
J4rg, the business will in future he conducted at
the same stand. under the style and firm Of MILL
Err e. COMPTON. This change is intended to
include all the business transacted by the firm from
its commencement here, consequently no change
will be made in the accounts.
WIN. A.. MILLER,
July pits JNO. COMPTON.
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n. \
|. U~NTERMYER,
CELLING OFF FOR CASH.--I La,

determined to sell off my stock of Goods ofcv-
cry description at extremely io@ prizes, many arti-
Giles greatly below cost. as low in fact as any other
man in town, cost or no cast. | have n superb
stock of Ready-AIade Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, Trunks, &c. &c, Cloths, CASH
meres and V%estings.
Daily expected, an additional supply ofSummer
Coats, Trunks, &c. Call anu anime before pur-
nbas;sr. TInnc o-ts1 II -.OGWOOD.
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EDUCATlON.--The next session

H of the subscribers school will commence on
Monday the LIST of September.
Students are earnestly requested to attend pune
tually, on that day, in order that the Glasses may be
promptly arranged. and the evils always resulting
from delay avoided. The course of instruction en-
braces the usual branches Of an English Education.
and those studies necessary TO prepare students for
the College or University.
A Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus has
been procured for the use of The school.
Terms as heretofore. WIN. S. REID, Jr
Aug 1856
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A Yankee, who went overto the mother country,
some time ago. and who was asked. on coming back
how he liked Great Britain-Weli. said he, England
was a very nice country. exceedingly fertile. well cul
tivatcd, very Populous and very wealthy; but said
the Yankee. Il never liked to take a morning walk
after breakfast. because the country is so small, tina,
l was always afraid Of walking off the edge
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A LirrLEF sword of the warrior was
taken down to brighten; il had not been long our Of
use. The rust WIS rubbed of, but there were spots
that would not go-thcy were of blood. The pen
took advantage of the first breath of air to move q
little further oil.
Thou art right, said the sword, Il am a bad neigh.
bor.'
i fear thee not replied the pen; lam more pow
eripi than thou art, but love not thy society,"
i e~Sterminatc.' said the sword.
And l pcrpctuate,' answered the pen; where arc
thy victories, il | recorded the n notl Even where
thou shalt one day bc-in the lake of Oblivion
Beneath the rule of mcn entirely great.
The pen is nishtier than the sword.
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GEORGE BAGBY, GROCER. AND

ID = bho'Eh- M
~ COMMISSION HER CHANT, Q5Ts 10,
safe-i5 tons bar Iron, assorted, rolled and hand
2 " cast, shear, wedge and blister Steel
2 :" hoop and band Iron. assorted
40 boxes Tin Plate. assorted l0xlf g. l4x20
10 slabs Spelter
500 % sheet Zinc
1000 American, patent, and Russin Sheet Iron
Is hhds n o and Porto Rico Sugars,
30 boxes and bbls. loaf and crushed do
| fierce new Rice and powdered do
40 bags Coffee, Rio, Laguira and java
100 kegs cut Nails, Sd to 6 inch Spikes
Is hhIs and bis n @ and w / Molasscs
fierce Stuari's Syrup,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
10000 lbs prime Western Bacon sides and Shout
ders
90 boxes sperm, adamnntinc and tallow Can
dies
10 bbls Tanners Oil, pure,
5 do NC Tar
/ chest superior G II Tea
l do F." black do
10 boxes " Imp. and G Powder do
5 bbls picking Vinegar
100 sides Sole Leather
100 do Upper do heavy
% whole and half barrels Mackcrel
10 do family Roe do Herrings
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns
Mill Saws and Files, Anyils and Vices, cast steel
Hammer Shapes, Iron Wire assorted. Dofncstics.
Oznaburgs, &c. &c. for sale low or in barter.
July 31-3tits
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T OOKHNG GLASS q PfCTURE

COOKING GLASS Il PICTURE
- FRAME MANUFACTORY.-THE uN.
dersigned manufacture aud offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames. richly Ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dasuerreoiype Frames, large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from ,5ox36
inches down
Piate Glass. for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes, for Builders in
terror work
ALSO.
Old Work re-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
ilc'1rc o'iass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders by mail viii receive promrt
attention. FRANCk & CLOVER,
l9s Main street, between 9th and 10th st. Rich
mond, Va.
ltfps D-ts
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T a circuit court of the corporation of Lynch
IN burg. continued aud held at the courthouse il
| said CORPORATION, ON Saturday the aSth duy OF June
| 1851.
David E. Spence. trustee, Plaintiff.
against
Alexander Tompkins. Ann O.. Wright. Frnnci.
b. Rhodes &, CO.. David r. Edlcy, the Fnrmcr,
| and Merchants Savings Institution of Lynchburr
| Samuel Garland in his own right and as survivins
partner ofthe late firm offs. 81 NJ. II. Garland. George
| T. Williams & CO., the President, Directors & com
many of the Bank of yirpinia M its office in Lynch.
burg. Marshall & Brother, Comstock & co., Dnycn.
port e Alien. lanes A. Nleriwetber. VIM. n. Nrri
| wcther. James Mctcalfe. Davis & Brother. William
A. Bennett. Felt & co.. Alphon & Suhalt. Lewis ID
| shaw & co. George w.. Burr. Cawtbon & ID,
Wit. Henry b. Richards. Thomas A.. Fournmoun
Berger. Wood & Pcnr.cll. o. 7. II. Stem. -
Allen & 60. - Barrett. - Beck. Richard
Thompson, c. l.. Mosby, N. W. Floyd and How.
ell Davies, Defendants.
On the motion of the plaintiff. by counsel. the
court on consideration Of the bill and exhibits, DOH
ordcr FIN, ore az ,he commissioners NJ the co,,r, IA,
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NEW SPRING CLOTHING. 81

~ Good, Caps, and Fancy Arfices-The un-
dersigned begs to inform his friends and the public.
that he has returned from the East with a fine 60
lection of NEW GOODS in his line, by which he is
enabled to offer one Of the best assortnlents of goods
in his line ever shown in Lynchburg at unprcccden-
ted low prices, and respectfully solicits a call Of all
in want Of good and cheap Clothing.
NJ. ROSENBACH,
,n--.s Pb,Iada1pbia Clotbing Emnorinm
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SCHOOLS.
TTMvERsITY OF MARYLAND

MI En8S1TH Of MA AArSh>
" The next Session will begin on Vednc sday
the 18th day Of October. 1851, and close LIST March,
1852. ~a4d 7 Sf M
Nathan X. Smith, NJ. d. Surgery.
VIM. Z. A.. Aiken, N. d. Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
Samuel Chew, NJ. L. Therapeutics Ma;eria Med
lea and Hygiene.
Joseph Roby, NJ D.. Anatomy and Physiology,
VIM. Power, M. ID. Theory and Practice Of Med
icine.
Richard IL. Thomas. NJ. d.. Midwifery and Dis
eascs Of Women and Children.
George w Miltcnbcrger. NJ. D., Pathological A,
natrpy.
The most ample opportunities for the prosecution
ofPraetical Anatomy at a moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures four times a week, BY Pro
fessors Smith and Power, in the Baltimore In
Urinary; with the privilege Of daily visits to ii
wards, without charge to the student for the ticket
Fees FOR the Lectures 500 10 sos; Practical
nafoniy 80; Matrieulaiion So: Graduation $50.
WM. E. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, July 1st, 1851. lAng1S-6t'
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WARWICK HOUsE.-Mrs. Me.

NV ECA HOCSE.-IWrS. MIC.
w Crecry, Gate Of Riehmoa9,) Main 81.
near he Franklin Ho'fi, LyHchbgrc, Ia.-This en-
tirely new and handsome establishment is open fu
the accommodation of resident and tronsicnt Boar
acrs. II has been fitted up especially for the bust
ness. furnished in new and han dsome stylc, and will
be kept in the very best manner.
Mrs. Nice. returns her thinks for the unprcce-
dcnted patronage bestowed upon her house during
the short period i, has been opened. Arrangements
has been made for the accommodation ofhorses end
vehicles.
Mrs. Nee, solieits ashare ofthe public patronage.
promising her personal attention to every depart
mont ofthe House. with the assistance of her hus-
band who is engaged in another business.
Prices the same as similar establishment.
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Nr. smith you said once tina; YOU ofhciatcd in
edf" "' you fieach-
NO, SIR; held the light for the man VIVA, did. "
"Ah'-The court understood YOU diaerentIv-
They supposed that the discourse came from, ynu :,
"No, sir; ] onl, throw'd a little light on il"
.'No lcvity, Mr.. Smith,
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I AW SCHOOL in Lexing.on.--


n The third session of the subscribers Law
School VIII commence at Lexington, on Monday
the 9Th day of Oc;ober next. md terminate on the
alst day of March, 1852. The pupils will be d.
Nldei into two classes as heretofore, the members
otcach having the privilege of attending the reci-
tation of the other without additional charge. The
text books in the unior course will be Stephens
Commentaries, Sterhen on Pleading, and Green
Leaf on Evidence. The Senior course viii embrace
Fuckers Commcntories, Stephen on Pleading
Grecnleaf ON Evidence iiolcombe's Introduction
to Equity Jurisprudence. and the Code of Virginia.
(lS49-) 1t is very desirable that students who
design to attend the Senior course. should provide
themselves with Interviewed copies of fuckers
Commentaries and the new Code Of Virginia. The
numerous errors of the original text of Judge Tuck
er's work have been carefully corrected by the
Subscriber, and n copious and accurate ANALYSIS of
the leading cases. decided since its publication. has
been engrafted upon it, and with these extensive adj
ditions it has become essentially a new work. Cen
tlem@n who may not have supplied the selves with
any Of the text books enumerated above. can pro-
cure them from Richmond, within a few days after
their arrival hero. Those desiring detailed infnr-
mutton as tn the plan of Instruction adopted BY the
subscriber, may address him by letter at this place.
and their enquiries will be promptly and fully un-
swered.
The fee FOR tuition is $50 per session, payable in
advance.
J.. w. BRoCkENBRoUGH.
Lexington, Va. July i7th 1851.
July 2I-flO
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Philadelphia Clothing Emporium
DEMOVAL.-THE suBsCR1BER take.

ID EMOVAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER takes
Ia this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
to his old friends and the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him,
and also of infor ming them that he has removed
from his old stand to the house recently occupied
by S. Guegenheimer & Co., and directly opposite
to the Cabell House, where he will always keep on
hand a large and well selected stock of Groceries,
Do1aestics, Liyaors, &c, which win be sold low for
cash or in exchange for Country Produce.
Aug 1l-3m JAMES KINNIER.
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MIscELhANE0Us.


PLANTATION FOX SAAE'--FOr
sale that valuable FARM in Campbell ceun-
". formerly owned BY Major Branch and nf-
terwnrds By Colonel Spencer, containing ABOUT
an 0aO' Acres, a large portion productive
tow Gncr xps. living on Falling river, il wen
watercd-is adapted to the culture Of Tobacco,
Wheat. Corn, &C., or i, would make a good Stoek
Farm. 1t j. II miles distant from Lyncbburg:--
The Soath-sidc Railroad viii pass near TO IL The
improvements are good and lis situation very heal
thy. :,
If not sold previously, it win positively be sold
Mt public auction, on the premises, ON the 10Th oc-
tober next. IL sold before that time due notice
will be given.
Terms H]eydf-For particulars, apply to Mr.
Mathew B.. Nowlin. residing near the land or inc
undersigned in Richmond.
LEWIS WEBB,
WARDSWORTH, TURNER & co.
HuBBARDTGARDNER &
VAN LEW Sc SMITH.
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A New York editor suggests the cstabli shmen, o.
a State Asylum for unfortunate printers. Another
editor expresses erca, fears Of their ever being en-.
ablcd to get a building sufficiently large to hold
the unfortunate of the craft.
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~ SEECE-Being the sole Agents for the sale
/ Y of Licorice in Virginia; of Messrs. Francia q
Co.. the Importers in New York, we keep constant.
y ON hand a large supply of this article in all it,
varieties; and are prepared to sell on the most ac.
commodating terms. Purchasers are requested To
call and examine our stock.
GARLAND & ROBINSON,
Corner Cary and Goth streets, on the Dock,
MAJ los Richmond ",
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A gentleman. speaking Of Cincinnati says its most
appropriate name would be the Hamburg of Ameri-
ca YES" replied the other, Il think ii will be
the mcat-ropolis of the United States"
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RRANDRETM's PILLs.-A NED

| - luI4I6s@ RlbDi
- cine which for nincty-fwo years has prosed
worthy o. all confidence, n medicine universal /. its
powers OF good % man, woman on iHfunt; often look
ed upon as a blessing sent from heaven 10 save life
may II be duly appreciated.
'Duf, some one says, chow can any mcdicjpc be
useful in all cascs4" We answcr, this one medicine
pnrIhes the blood, and as no discase can effect us
when the blood Is pure, 40 nil disease il cured BY pa
uiying the blood. Suppose the stomach il affected.
All the symptoms show great prostitution Of lis
strength; i is not capable Of digesting the food; wo
have wind in our stonnch-sUur MISUNDERSTANDING
pam Or srraping sensations at the pit 81 the srom-
ach- inesc symptoms remaining cause the greatest
prostiatiop 81 The powers Of the mind, ns well rs
tnpse oil the body-and If not speedily removed they
niiI en'ise other dangerous symptoms, such as
r"faiysis. 81. vifus' Dance. Epclepsy, Rheums-
.isin-mDre generally. however Chclers MOrbus,
Oysentery. on il may be obstinate costiycncss, ter
nillaiiDg in violent sicl mess of the -tomnch, aud MOI
upfrequently In inflammation ofihe Bowcls.
How important il il. then, that these first pymp.
toms be removed and one or Two doses oG Brand.
reth's Pills would generally effect this Oh ,cct lut il
should be remembered timf they are ulwnys arrlien.
bic, mud should be used until health Il fully rcs,or,d
-ns they viii surely cure scorer than unv ether
remedy. and sben WE have health through fhem il
j. no patch work-it is a genuine eufc-ope .bai
win nrt deceive.
For sale, wholesale nHd retail Nv b. u. rovpc s.
Brother. LysctIusg. Va.
Oct 9S-wts 2
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And old fellow being visited by his pastor, the
latter assured hin, thu, he could not be a good chris
fian unlcss he took up his daily cross-whereas
he cashf up his wife, and began Juggling her abou, the
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A journalist is a givcr ofadsicc, IA regent Of sove.
rcigns, u tutor Of nations. Four hostile mcwspa-
pcrs are more to be feared than a hundred Thousand
bayonefs.-Napoieaa Boncparte.