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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

WARWICK HOUsE.-Mrs. Me-

w Creery, (iate IF Richmoad.) Main 81,
near Me Franklin Ho,,f, Lyactbmg, Fa.--This en-
,irely new and handsome establishment is open for
the accommodation Of resident anil hnnsf,m Boar-
de,s. IL has been fitted up especially for the bust
meas, furnished in and ha dsonc sly lc, and will
bc kept in the very beat manner.
Mrs. McC. returns her thanks for The unprecc-
dcnted patronage bestowed upon her house during
the short period il has been opened. Arrangements
has been made forthe accommodation ofhorsc- '.ud
vehicles.
Mrs. MeC. solicits share ofthc public patronage
promising her personal attention 10 every depart
ment of the House. with the assistance Of her hus-
band who Is engaged IN anothcr business.
Prices the same as similar establishment.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



NUhTHERN.--Arrivcsf from Charlottesville on
the same days ~ heretofore. viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
Ways and Saturdays. Schedule time Of arrival 5, q
M Leaves, rs heretofore, ON Sundays, Wednesdays
end Fridays at 3, IN.
PACKET MAlL.-Arrives every day. except
Tuesday, between 6 and 7, n. m. Leaves every
day, except Sunday, about 2, a. m. BY the North
Stage and Packet there i-rcceived and despatch
cd. ercry day mail for Richmond and points North
and South Of that city.
- The Canal way mail isrcceivcd Wednesdays,
Fridays and Sundays, and despatched Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays heretofore
SOUTHwESTERN,(or (or Salem. )-Arrivcs Sun
days Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6, a. M Leaves
Tuesinys Thursdays and Saturdays. about 8, A. m.
WESTERN. Tor Fincastie. )-Auiyes Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, about C, p M. hereto
Tore Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, Wednesdays
and f1daysbut al later hour, say about 8, A. m.
Ia by these two lines, mails for places not
further west than Buford's are despatched every
day except Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (via Natural Bridge. )-Arriyes
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. about z, p. m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, after
arrival Of Packet.
BY this and the Western line. mails for Lexing-
ton are despatched every day, except Sunday.
FARMVILLE.-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
end Saturdays, about 6, ?. m. leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, about 7. a
1t will be seen the days Of arrival and departure
have been changed. Nothing from Richmond is
brought by this mail l
DANviLLE--Arrivcs, as heretofore, uesdays.
Thursdays and Saturday. Leaves heretofore,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at u m.
PEDLAR MlLLS.--Arrivcs heretofore, Mon
days and Thursdays, between 10 and IL, n. m
Leaves about ,p. m, same day.
E1- Mail closed at @. p. m. No Mails arriving
ON those nights, the Office viii he opened for
delivery on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and
friduy-, after dark.
On Sunday morning. the Office will be kept open
for hour after the Mail by the Packet is ready
for delivery. WM. NJ. BLACKBOARD, T.. NJ.
July Its
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POETRY.
from the National Era.
brotherhood.

- " ~ - VVxAs
Wafchmen on the walls Of Time,
Steadfast vigil keeping
Ger a world, in grief and crime,
Reveliing or weeping
Lift your voices loud and high,
With a firm endeavor;
Sound abroad the mighty truth,
"Men are brothers ever"
Let it reach the home of wealth.
Where no care has entered;
Where all luxury and ease
Eorgeously are centred.
When the lowly Of the earth
Of their want are telling,
Let il pierce through every heart
In the stately dwelling.
Let it mind the young and gay
OF the sad and signing,
Sitting by the lonely bed
Where the sick are lying.
Where the feeble lamp Of life
Momently grows, DINNER,
Till in everlasting night
Dies its latest glimmcr.
Let it reach the battlefield,
Where the swords are flashing;
Where, along the scnied ranks,
Cannon balls go crashing;
Where, among the heaps of slain,
Looking upward sadly,
Der the carnage recking plain
Leaps the war-horsc nIadly.
Gricve not though ye see no fruits
cfyour patient toiling:
Though your feeble voice seems lost
Ia the worlds turmoiling;
For God, whose holy faith
Ye So fondly cherish,
win not that the seed you sow
In his name should perish.
When you lie within your graves,
OF the world nnknowing,
And above your coiiined forms
Flowers and grass are growing
Men shall feel and own the power
OF the truth you've spoken,
And of love, unknown before,
1t shall be the token.
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GPROPRIETORS.

the wife of Eugene Beauharnois, the son
Of the Empress Josephine, the jewels pre-.
scntcd to Josephine by the Emperor Ma.
polcon, and which had since belonged d
the Duchess Of Lcuch,enburg. now be.
come the property other son the Duke Of
Leuchtenburg. whose wife is Russian
Imperial Princess. SO that poor Josephine
diamonds will in future sparkleon tha, per.
son of daughter Of the Russian Car
GermdR paper
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MIR. Greedy in Ireland,


From one of the recent letters of Mr..
Greedy, from Dublin, we mike the follow
ing extract:
belfast is busy, growing town, the
emporium Of the linen manufacture, and
the capital Of Province Of Ulster, the
Northern quarter of Ireland. 1t scems
prosperous, though nowise remarkably so;
and Ihave been painfully disappointed in
the apparent condition Of the rural peasan.
try on the line of travel from Belfast to
Dublin, which had understood formed an
exception to the general misery Of Ireland
Out Of the towns, not one habitation in ter
is fit for human beings to live in, but mere
low, cramped novels of rock, mud and
straw; not one half the families on the way
seem to have so much as an acre Of land tc
each household; nothalfthe men to be seen
have coats to their backs, and not one in
four Of the women and children have each
a pair of shoes or stockings. And those
feet! if the owners would only wash them
once a week, the general aspect of affairs
in this section would be materially bright
ened. Wrctchedncss, rags and despair
salute me on every side; and if this be the
best part of Ireland, what must the state
of the worst be?"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

Mrs. SwIssnELM, (see how Doctorcsscs
as well as DOCTORS disagrcc,) writes thus
OF "Ihc costumc:"
Trousers worn without resting upon
the shoulders are much worse than skirts,
because Of the strain i'll sitting, AMI this
strain islmuch greater with women than
men, on account of the difference IN their
form. In STOPPING far enough to lilt IA
tumble from the carpet, or to pluck a
daisy, in skirt six inches above the knee,
the front Of the drapery falls to the top Of
the foot, and the back part rises some
eight or ten inches above the knee, thus
exposing the front part Of the undcrskiris
almost to the waist. II Que avoids the
STOPPING position by "squatting." there
must be Il constant care and use of the
hands to insure that the skirts do not lodge
on the knee, but fall over. Iftbcy do not,
one may exhibit her trowsers 10 the waist;
and when woman exhibits her form will,
no othcrcovcring than trowscrs, we do not
want TO be there"
Bravo! Mrs. Swisshclm. What will
your sister Blooncr oppose TO that argu-
ment.-N Y ErWcss.
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- Q -
The Chcvulicr lBm ynrh.

When his mother WINS told that h.r
youngest son was on his horse, Impatient
to be gone, descending from the tower &C
the castle, whiihar Ii - .s.ncu 70
weep plttcr tears for his departure, sho
thus addressed and commanded of him
three things: the first was, ito lovc God
above all things, and recommend himself
night and morning 10 God, and serve him
without offending any way, ifit might b
possible" The second thing was. 10 be
courteous to all mon, casting away pride:
neither to slandcr or lie, nor DO tale. bear.
cr. and 10 be temperate and loyal" Tho
third was, that "hc should be charitable.
and share with the poor whatever gifts
God should bestow upon him." Thesn
were commands which he implicitly obev.
cd; and for his observance Of them he was
indebted for tllo far above that Of prince
or noble, that of"thcknight without fear
and without reproach." From boy 10
man he was beloved and respected for h;s
courtesy, bravery, bonevolcncc, invinciLlc
integrity, and picty. Francis tho First
would receive the honor Of kniphthood
from no hands but his. Being once ask-
cd what possessions man had bcst leave
to his son. Bayard replied: "Such Us arc
least exposed to the power Of time or hu-
man force-wisdom and virtue"
Being mortnlly wounded in battle il
which the enemy were commanded by tho
Duke of Bourbon. the Chcvalicr Bayard
caused himself to be placed against troc.
In this situation calmly waiting for death.
he was found by the Duke. who Expressed
sorrow for his fate. PITY not me-" said
The Chevnlier. IL die in the discharge of
my duty; but pity those who fight aGainss
their country and their onth"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

MH FOR RENT, AND POSSESSION
MI girea Immediately, my DWELLING HOUSE
on main street, the first Presbyterian Church.
IL contains Parlour. Chamber, Dining Room and
Store Room On the first floor; two good Lodging
Rooms on the second floor dry Cellar with four
rooms; Smoke House and Hydrant of water in the
yard, with small but productive Garden attached.
Apply to Mr.. George II. Lambeth, or Charles l..
Dbrcll. IAugeS-wtsl SARAH l.. NORTH.
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IRON \ BRASS FOUNDRY

"a q MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
" FACTORY.-Theu undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added addition
al amount Of steam power to their establishment, and
are now prepared to execute any work in the above
line in style not inferior any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand. all kinds ofCast
ings. and would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES, STOVES, &c.
They offer their services for the manufacture of
all kinds of Machinery; such as Horse Power, Mill
Gearing, &c. All kinds of Plows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements, are kept con-
-tautly for sale They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines of the most approved patterns, al the
large Brick Foundry, Main Street, below the Frank
lin Hotel. J.T. & q. s. DIUGUID.
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IkEMOV AL.-The subscriber thank

q KEMOVAL.-rhe subscriber, thank
E, y iul for the liberal patronage heretofore
Esa<:kk,tendcd to him, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally, that he has
moved his Watch and Jewclry establishment to the
house one door above Mr. John kinnicr's, and op-
posite Rumboughs Big Red Hat," where he has
on hand a neat and well selected assortment of
WATCHES AND JE WELRY of the latest
styles. All in want of articles in his line are ear
nestly requested 10 call and examine his stock ss
he is determined to sell the most reasonable
terms. A good assortment ofSilver Ware constant
ly hand. manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver
thorn, which will be sold rs low be bought
elsewhere. EDW. w. VICTOR.
n. b. Watches, Clocks and Icwclry repaired at
the shortest notice and reasonable terms. The
highest price paid for old gold and silver.
Oats f.. Wv.
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rPRINC AND SUMMER FASH.

- IONS..-J. b. EDWARDS, Merchant 1ai
Tor, few doors above Meem & Gwatkin and oppo-
site Samuel b. Thurman, returns thanks to his Gus
toners and the public generally, for the liberal en-
coura cement extended to him for the past year,
and respectfully ask continuation of the same He
has large number of first rate workmcn employ
ed. and being determined to turn out good work
can be done, he feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction all who may favor him with their pat
ronage He would invite attention to new stock
Of cloths cassimeres, vcstings and trimmings, laid
in this spring with and for cash. which will be
made up on reasonable terms and very low for cash.
J. b. EDWARDS, Act,
ap l0-wts for X. s. Bradshaw.
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TJ,O THE MANUFACTURERS Of

= y BVWNVGVs-TT T' HNHVINI-IVu' VUWWfs
sion and Forraydiag Merchants, Dealers IN Gyoce
ries Prodi,cc. and AGENTS FOR THE .SfLE
or M4NIFiCTTRED TOBACCO, respect
fully solicit eensignnents and by strict attention
Ia the interests of those who patronisc US, hope
20 give entire satisfaction.
The usual advances made on consignmcnts.
LANGLEY g. MANSER,
Ciacianati Ohio,
No."j Front ST., between Main and Walnut.
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NOT1CE.--By order OF the Richmon andd
~ Abingdon Telegraph Company. sealed propo-
ssls addressed to the undersigned. will be received
until the 18th Sept next for the construction Of a
Line Of Telegraph from Richmond to Lynchburg by
way Of Farmsillc upon such route shall be a1op-
ted by the company and also for the right to use on
said line methods Of TeIcgraphie communication.
Proposals may be made for construction and the pa
tcni right Jointly, and for either separately
VIM. NJ. BLACkFORD, Scc'y
Richmond Wing and National Intcigencer coon-
try papers cory till dny, and forward accounts to
this Office. Aug lS-tl5S
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MECHANICAL.
\ sADDLERY and Harness

~ MANuFACTORY.-The subscriber takes
this method Of informing his customers
and the public generally, that he is manufac-
turing and will keep constantly on hand, large
and general assortment Of Saddles, Saddlebags,
Brides and Martingales, from the plainest to the
finest patterns. His assortment of Carriage, Wng-
on and other Harness. will be found to be of supe-
ror workmanship and good materials. A supply of
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddler's Materials, and ev-
cry article to be found in such establishments, he
hatters himself will be found upon examination in
his stock. He solicits call from all desiring TO
purchase. trusting that his experience faithful work
manship and determination to please, viii secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches will be
promptly attended to.
Aug l2-ts WM l. PnRFPTS0N
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weekly Il a per annnm, n sdsuncs. No sub.crip-
Gon b taken for shorter time than six months; and
paper is discontinued except At the option Of the
Pruprietcfs, until all arrcsrges shall have been paid
ApvEar1sEnsSTs arc inserted for SO cents per
square cr iess) for every inner form Insertion and
J74 censsfcr every outer 1.-THE numbcr az In.
sertions is not noted the MS. ii will be- publ;sb.
ed till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES arc For the privilege n
two squares $40 for squsre 425--if inner form,
s35 Every yearly advertiser win be required TO
eonne hi. advertising to his particular line ofbusi-
ness, and II he exceed the space stipulated for he
will be charged ratably for the excess.
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Samuel Hannah, Cashier, lr,, ".
Dickinson & Shrcw sbury.
II. Smith, Cashier, Parkcr,hurg, Va.
y Y % & JACKSON. %: aas"' c'i'T' ia c"p"""' Ohio
Seth halsey, \
Dudley &, Johns,
q. r. Williams. iLvnchl,ucg, Va.
Doct. r. T. Blackfori,
VIM. u. Miller JJunc 5-ts1
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vJ1O THE LADY that wears the

u WHITE GRAPE SHAW 1.-The subscriber
respectfully informs those having white Grape me-
rno and thbct shawls. that soilcd that they can
have them cleaned to look equal 10 and now is
The best season to have them done. Also, Piano
Table Covers, Carpets. &C.. secured and prest of.
He win also Dye all kinds Of Woollen Dresses,
Merine and Damask Curtains. Silk dyed and wa
tered TO any colour or pattern. Genticmens wear
ing apparel dyed, secured and repaired, md the
colours warranted not tn rub Off Virginia Jeans
celcured and pressed Off in a superior manner
My establishment can be found at the lower end Of
Main Street. opposite the Farmers Hotel
July 3l--3,u l. n SOLOMON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

The EMPRESS JosEPaINE's DIAMONDS
By the death Of the Dutchess OF Lcuch-
ienburg. who was Bavarisn Princess, and
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nLOUGHS AND STRAW CUT.

l. TERS.--Wc are receiving an addition to our
stock Of the justly celebrated Peekshill Premium
Ploughs, Hillside Ccntre-draught, Right and Left
hand, one. two and three horses; u supply Of Cas-
tines for same always on hand. These Ploughs
have given universal satisfaction, and numerous
lificatcs from the farmers Of the surrounding
tics can be obtained. We are the sole agents in
this place for the sale of Smiths Straw Gutter. We
can fill orders for all kinds of Agricultural Imple-
ments. at short notice. Farmers and those in want
of such articles viii please call and examine our
stock. MOSbl x HOLCOMbE.
Ans oS-S, 4urfS and Com. Mer
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JAMES RIVER AMP KANAWHA

y CANAL.-Notice is hereby gwen that for the
purpose of facilitating the completion OF the Dams
&C. on this division of the Canal, all the River
Locks and Canal between Big Island and Bucha-
man, will be closed the passage of BEATS from the
10th Of September next. until about the lst day of
October following. D. s. WALTON,
Aug OSLO u Enp'r Cd Div JISK e.
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ITO CARPENTERS AND HOus,

Il BUHDERS.-On hand large and well Sc
lec,cd stock of Building Materials, such rim,
mortcc, stock, closet and door Locks; fast, loose
and Parliament Butts in addition to general as
sortment Of Carpenters Tools and Cabinet Makers
Materials, in great variety, all Of which is offered
Xnry Inv Sen LIS A WINSTON.
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II REMOvAL.--JoHNsoN, YOUNGER &

REMOVAl..-.JO YOUNGER g.
- NSMlTH. have removed to Bank square, and
taken the large and commodious walnut front bull
ding, recently erected by John II. Tyree, immedi-
ntely opposite the Cabel House. and convenient to
Friends and Martins warehouses. where they
would be pleased TO see their old friends aud custo-
ersandto the trade generally, they win offer induce
mcn,s. They will keep constantly on hand large
stock Of Groce'tes, Staple Dry Goods, Liqaors &c.
Dc. A call is all they ask
They will also trade for all kinds of Country Pro-
dsce, and pay prompt attention to receiving and for
warding goods. and to the sale of produce sent to
them on consignment ap lots
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a ATTHE SIGN NOF UERCU

~ HAT-FILL FINIfIONS FOR lS5I.-
The subscriber has received the fall fashions of
line Dress Hats, and is prepared to furnish those
who may favor him with a call without any cnco-
mums on his own manufacture. Call and examine
for yourself, il my hats be eclipsed in beauty,
quality or price.
Aug 9l-ts JACOB RITMPnUGH
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r AW PARTNERsIIvP.-1

IL signed having this day formed partner
ship in the practice of Law. will attend all busi-
coniiacd To them in the counties Of Bedford.
Campbell, Amherst and Appomatiox, and the Cor
poration of Lynchburg.
~ Office opposite George NJ. Ruckcr, Main
street, Lypehburs, Va.
JOHN q. l.. GOtiGIN
JuI 1T. EpEncRICL W pACE
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If not made by the Federal Government,
as it should be, i, will be made piecemeal,
by companies and communities. Thus,
you have begun three hundred miles Of il
at one end; the people Of California pro-
pose beginning, at the other end; and the
Mormons propose to make it from the great
Salt Lake to the Sierra Nevada. But the
Government should take the whole upon
itself, compensating companies for what
they have done, and make it free road.
save the repairs. The public lands have
long been considered a proper fund for
making national roads, and now that they
are squandered by the hundred millions OF
acres in bounties, which go to spectators,
the only way to save them from spoliation,
and to make them available for the present
and future good, is to apply them in mass
to this (and other) great national objects
| wish you success within your State: fur
thcr than that you do not 90. The Gov
crnment should be pressed without cessa-
lion, and the first to make common road
from the frontiers of Missouri TO California;
which would be summers work Of a hun
drcd men, under a practical country road
maker, with some mountain men TO show
the buffalo trails and passes.
The various projects for getting the pub
lie lands, pressed upon Congress by indivi-
duals and companies, to make railway to
the Pacific, are only schemes of spccula-
ton to make a land stock to be sold in mar
ket. The honestest Of them IA Boston
company openly propose to found bank
ing establishment upon theirs, if they get it.
All Whnney's projects are to him his 'as-
signs" Strike out the assigns, or put an
amendment into his bill that no member of
Congress, nor any one related to member
within the Levitical degrees of prohibited
marriages, shall be an assignee, and his pro
Ject would never be heard of again. A
circulating land stock, or circulating Job
bing stock, is what they are after; and the
prospect of sharing in a hundred millions
Of acres ofpublic-land plumber conciliates
adhcrents for projects as absurd as impu-
dent, and which it would be as criminal for
Congress TO grant as was the Yazoo fraud.
But, courage. The right prevails in the
end. but not without pcrsevcring exertion.
Very respectfully, gentlemen, your OBJ
liged fellow-citizen,
THOMAS II RENTON
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TTNDERTAklNG subscriber still
~ continues to attend to all calls in this line of
business, with rromrtness and dispatch Collins
ofa sizes and every description kept constantly on
hand, and burias attended TO- and all possible at
tcntion paid. Charges very much reduced.
Sen LIS A. WINSTON
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the 81. Lauis Rcpatiicoa.
The Pacific RailrOad-A Letter
from Col. BentOn

The President of the Pacific Railroad
Company has placed the following letter
from Col. Benton in our hands for publica-
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TVME LATEST PROVE.

TED DAGU ERRIAN GALLERIES. Nam STREE,
Lyaclbsrg, Bank Square; n Nam 81. Richmond;
Sycamore 81. Peie,sJmg; Nam 81. Noytotk, 20!
Batiaore 81. Baiiimort; PmnsyiraNia Irt7,ac.
Washington, ID. c.; Broadray, N,w Io,k.-Tbe
subscrser would respectfully inform the public
generally, that he has just returned from the North,
where lie has spent several days in each of the a
bovc Galleries Also. in the other leading Gale
rics Of New York, fhiladcpha and Baltimore, for
the purpose of getting ali the latest improvements
in Daguerrco,yrng, and now having his Skylisht
arranged on the most improved and scientific plan,
he is better prepared thun take likencsscs.
(eqnai IA aAy) in ull the latest styles, aud in any
Kind Of weather
Feeling grateful Tor the liberal patronage hcrcto-
farc received, he pledges himself use all proper
means to merit It's continuance.
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L. f. GIBBS. AG'r FOR
j. III. WlllTEHURST.

n. Il. Likenesscs CT every description copied
A large assortment of Lockc;s and Mcdaons of SUI
pcr,or quality for Dnsucrreotypcs always on hand.
The highest premium awarded n, the late Fair Of
the Maryland Institute for the latest improy emeuts
Nov It's 2. Z. GIBBS, Ae'r.
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DK: KUnL'S CELEBKATED

NINE BALSAM for sale hy
Z. II. ATKINSON. Lynchburg, and
SMOOT & MO BY Beaver Greek.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
Ole 81 4 drftc.
Slllentauuer SSarFtpreiSe.
GdItpu MdrftprciSc.

Stausr. a 75-QR0iyn. 90-&c99sn, 73-QRclltbt
torn, 55-.bafcr, 40-Statbsfaomsn, 12-altCioa:
men, 5 00-Simctbraamsu 3 90 - Butter, l5 -
Gier. ii --Shpeneflrfb, 6-eRbistcp. 26-pidcrps
bcL 00-@itbSnbcl;, 4 00-Gbpps, 4 90.