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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

WE, the undersigned, Females oOer
IA ysars, and Mules bstlceeH Ia and 81
gears. all inhabitants of --,
in this Stale, respectfully represent, -
that oil our past and present laws up
on the traffic of intoxicating drinks
hRve, from various clutes, proved in.
eficient,--and thar a law prohibiting
the sale Of all Intoxicating liquors, ex-
cept for medicine and arlistical purpo-
ses, is absOIutsly necessary for the pub.
lie good ;-and that while we respect.
fully present to your notice the recent
statute of Maine, entitled" an Aet toT
the sugpressiOn Of Drinking HOussS
and Tipping Shops" as a law that has
already proved to be hoth 6snsfcent
and efficient in IT'S operation, we would
earnestly ask and pray, that an Act
as nearly as possible identical with
that Of Maine, may be passed by your
Honorable Bodies, so that intemper-
ance, with Its accompanying crimes,
miseries and expenses may be banish-
ed from our beloved State.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
LHG TIMING RODS
EDWIN WILLIAMH,
ELEoTRIcIAN, hETALLURsIsT, AND MANUFACTURES
or THE
Prem lnm 4 lightning Rods.


IThsss superior Rods are Of carbonizsd, spiraltwiS.
i ted, amnealsd iron with zinc protectors thus rem.
derng the equal 10 copper as conductors, and supe.
rior to any other that is use. They 10 tsn ard
twelve feet lengths with neatly arranged brass con.
Meeting burS ingsniOusy cOnSructsd gass and 81.
taehmenI, or fastening, which, when put together,
form II lock, the whole mounted with gold, Plati.
NUN point surrounded with three steel magnets, which
Is likewise plated with g,ld.
Thee Rods possess The power Of dlseharging the
air OF thai fearful element (tscthcIy) to fuller en-.
tent than suy that IN use, which Is admitted by all
leaned men who have examined the construGtiOn Of
them. The subscriber also Ob'alnsd premium on
the shove kinhof nlntI al the Ohio Sats Falr which
was held at Columbus Ssplsmbsr 1851.
Thuss dsSirOus Ofg going INTO the business Of 90 uR
Rods would do we'll TO call and examine the above aT.
tius, a. am determined TO 'sll at such price a. 70
be within the reach OF any person who may have .
small capital 10 invest n the business, which he can
readily turn IN ten or twelve days with good profit,
as the community becoming awakened 70 The nsess
sIIy Of an arIc Of The above kind.
All orders or inquinss addressed to EpwIR VIII
LIaAs, spnngddls, Hamilton Co. ", will be promptly
attended To win pleasure.
II m
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
MCEIANlNN, q nALI.-

DOBEkT WALkEh, FR0FRIETOR.--The sub.
II, scfiber has leased lor number Of ysass, the
Tavern stand recently occupied BY Wm. LackGv. cor.
aeE Of Main md Seventh streets, known by ths fsae
Of Msehanlog Hall, y and the q six Poinssd Sci
This house has been ho,ouhgy lsnogatsd aad put %
ioF The accommodation Of txayssfe and boaTdsrs. And
the good things Of hls world, for both msa and h6Fsa
and got up in style not 70 be sxosllsd By any, and
that without the aid Of spifitous liquors.
zanssvills, January IS, 1s52.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

-
~ 4. 4. ELIFuSa-
Ia Munsbsstsy Maiden dwoh,
Her name was Phubs Brown,
Hsr cheeks wsrs red, her hair was black,
And she was oOusidSrsd by good judges to be
By all odds the bSst.OOkng girl in town.
Her age was nearly seventeen,
HSr eyes were sparkling bright.
Avery lovely gil was she,
And for shout year and half there had been
young man payins at,satiOn 70 her by the name Of
Reuben Wright.
Nov Reuben wss nlOs yOung maA
As any IN the town,
And PhGbs loved him very dear,
But, on account Of his beng obliged 10 work for
living, he never could make himself agreeable 70 old
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Her cruel parents WUO resolved.
Another she should wed,
rich old missr in the place,
Aud old Brown frequently declared that rather
than have his daughter marry Reuben Wright. he'd
sooner knock him in the bead.
But Phabss hsart was brave and Stronn
She feared not parents frOwnI,
And as for Reuben Wright 90 bold,
I've heard him say more than ff(y times, that,
with the exception of Phebs, he didn't care -
for the whole race Of Browns.
% Ph0bs Brown ahd Reuben Wight
Determined they would marry.
Three weeks ago, last Tuesday night,
Tbav starssd for old parso, HTb..i.vi. S.,..
mined to be united in the holy bands of maItimOny,
though it was Tremendous dark, Gnd rainSd like ths
Old Harry,
But Captain Brown WA widS awaksi
He loaded up his gun,
And then pursued the loving pairs
He overlook them when they'd got about hal
way to the Parsons, and then Reuben and Phoebe
started of upon the run.
Old Brown then took deadly ain
Towards Young Rsubsn'S head,
Bat oh 1t was bleeding shame,
He made mistake, and shot his only daughter,
Snd had the unspeakabIs anguish of seeing her drop
right down stone dead.
Then anguish filed young Rsubon's heart.
And vengeance orazsd bis brain,
de drew awful ack-knifo out
And plunged it into old Brown about fifty OF
sixty times, bst it's very doubtful about bis ever
coming TO agsia.
The bduy drops ron ReubsnS ey1
In torrents pOaF-E ED down,
He yielded up the ghost and died,
And in this melancholy and heartrsndng man.
a. al a,H
likewise Captain Browa.
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CHlDEsrER HOUSE.
Which shaH sustain he cause Of Tempsr-
aHcs and Satbrce hS claims UPON
an eLoaaee


ION ths South Side Of Tho Public SqaaYs,)
MEDINA, MEDINA CO., OHIO.
THIS House iG one Of the largest and best 6,F.
= nlshsd County Houses In Northern Ohio, and
wlil be kept on lirict temperance principles.
JaHuaFy.l5, 1859,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

HaRkesism. III know maiden old dlsdy down
in Virginia who objects to tn. study Of garden.
ing, because she says it is naughty cRItErs IAN
horticulture)
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
TO SONS OF TEMPERANCE IN OHIO.

OFFlcg oV THE GRAND EcRIBR.
DRETHREN,-This mode OF communication is
ID employed 70 afford information which is con.
santy sought by letters from every part Of the EtatS
The publications. Of the Order BEs kept on hand At
this otfee, and Divisions upon the rscspt Of
orders signed by proper officers, under the seal the
Division, and nclOSing fands, at the toliowng rates
g. B's per copy, 81 on
Officers cards each 70 X cts. per sst, IS
Ode cards per doz. 4Ugts. OF doz. fog 90
Funeral cards per doz, IS
Declaration csfsmon,es, dOz, 80 cts, 4 dos. ! 60
Travelling and withdrawal cards per doz 81
Music, per copy, 10 cts. per d0z. rs
Proceedings OF NJ d. iSt and tth session, bound, 20
Proceedings Of N. D. 7th tession, stitched, rs
Tract and g. per hundred 81 per thousand, s.
Your attention il especially called to these tracts.
They have been examined and approved by the Cen.
ua Executive COmmittss, and Divisions are urged To
send orders for them al once and scatter them broad.
cast the State.
Orders for tracts will receive equal attention,
whether addressed TO z. CLARK, Ben Franklin Ofos,
Cincinnati, or TO The undersigned at Dayton.
Persons ordering lraCts, etc shoald always say by
what mode Of conveyance they should be sent.
A. NJ. SCOTT, G.s.
Fabyuarv a. fP5Q
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

II The poet COWper beautifully says, speak.
ing Of the charming and simple religious books
that pleased bis childhood:
''Twers we'll with most II hooks that oooI8 sn.
Their childhood, pleased them at a ripeV svst sats
The man appFoying what had charmed ihe bov
Would die 81 least 10 comfort, pea1s and low
And not with oufsss on bic hsat who stole
The gem Of ruth from bis unguafd Cd souiH
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

soma or TEgnRE8ANCR.Y
Y WIsWELL, successor 10 h. v. Harton, mana.
LIE hatursr Of Sons Of Tempemnbe Jswals, Grand
and Subordinate Divlaicna, Emblsms and RsRallaT
sale At Ne. ISl Main Street, CIAeianatl, o.
January Is, 1889
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
MlstflIuntuus.
REUREN AND PHORBE.

AfAraErIo BALLAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

10 those who like him have been familiar with
death on so many fields Ct battle, lie threw
his hat upon the ground, and, untying his era
yat, begged one of the soldiers to accept It as
n present froma dying man, and keep 1t IN
memory Of him. The soldier, though moved.
declined the gilt as at variance with the laws
of military discipline; Labodoyere, however.
insisted aud the soldier ut length replied,
"WeH then, | will ako the handkerchief, but
il shall be respectfully to cover your face after
death" Satisfied with this pous resolution OF
the soldier, Labedoyero handed him the hand
kerchef & advanced a few PAGES closer to the
firing party, until the muzzcs of ther muskets
Glmost touched his breast. The emotion, not
of foar, but ofbiddng farewell, had deprived
his features Of their natural color, bat not OF
their firm expression or intrepid look. He
Instnctiyely turned his head toward the side
where M. dc Nervaux was praying for him as
If to bcs,ow hrs last look on friendly eyes,
Then barring his breast, he said with firm
voice to the veterans. "Fre, my friends!"
The voley replied to his voice-he stag
gorcd aud fell. pierced with number balls.
The smoke Of the discharge covered for mo-
merit the soldiers and the body When this
was dispeIled by the breeze, the priest who had
attended the execution approached the body
extended on the border of a ditch, knelt down.
ard. sleeping handkerchief in The warm blood
flowing from the breast of the deceased, which
he had promised to take as relic to Madame
Labcdoynre, retired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

The highly respectable editor of the Cape
Girardcan MO Eagle gives us, IN the follow
inc gparagraph. his experience and observations
in regard to tho phenomena which some have
ascribed to the influence of spirits:
Oar DeuH is a medium, and, by holding
pen loosely in his hand, it will inyoldntarily on
his part write answers to questions turning
his eyes from the paper, he knows not what
il " litten till he examines. Though some
times correcting h replies he frequently
makes mistakes But he made our lutte VIII
ting table perform some most wonderful teats
few nights since 1t went anywhere about
our "a ancium that it might be directed. ttrav-
eed about with boy seated on the top of II,
and when required to carccn and slide him
off, it did so, Notwithstanding youth OF con-
siderable strength tried to hold him on. The
table was told To shake hands with a certainman:
il went to the place he was standing, and dag
onally hel1 mp ono Of its logs. 1t was required
to get into the lap of another, when 1t APP
preached him and placed one leg on his knee.
Now, these are facts. which several OF the best
of our citizens can testify to, and who are still
incredulous with regard TO it's spiritual origin
We know not what motive power caused the
table to moye about as il did. The youth
could not have been in collusion with any 9TH
er person. and that, to us, renders tho whole
thing SO much the moro mysterious. We
present what actually did take place, and our
readers may form their own conclusions. The
youth inquired the name ofthe spirit and, to
his utmost surprise, wrote down the name OF
his father who died many years ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16
T0 2TP .fNGERS.
Fresh and Genuine Drugs, .

e.R FRESH and 9aenlifac DFu.s, eryZ
II MEDICINES. &c.--The subscriber is now {E
"A receiving hi. entire suppIyof English, French "a
t1d American Drugs Nedcines and Chemicals, Patnis,
ols Farnixhes mud DyeSiuf$.
Cloth, Halr, Flesh, Tooth and Nail brushes Surgi-
CH nStrsments, fine and choice Perfumery and Fancy
p9ois great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
''et Pomades &c. &c. together with all the popular
Irent Medicines His stock embraces almost every ar
Ic'e usually found in a Drug Store The goods have
,en recently selected with care in the Northern and
-ir'ero cities and may be relied npon represented;
nose wanting articles in the above line, are invited
C' as he is prepared to offer inducements for their
P',nronage JOHN II. SEAY, Druggists
- descriptions for Physicians and families. attended
Al all times with neatness and accuracy. j II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

WE the Underlined are Jain opening n land and $nnh
w hing very large assortment OF Cooking Stoves
If every variety of size and patent, commonly IN use
rogetter withq vel selected assortment Of faror Cham
her o. ice and Factory Sa'amandar Furnaces,
Crates Fronts Fenders ScuIlas. Cinder Shoyes, Blow
ers &r Sc 10 which we Very respectfully call the at
tenon Of our customers and friends. Resting assured,
that though cannot promise 10 sell att lower pict
than any one ese prices viii range rs low as
others. and than will accommodate Customers WIN
w favor us withan examination, their satisfaction,
as wei a- their expectation. -...
Oct 2s.dts AGREE & MURRILL.
=. S-We would Ike 10 employ or , good Journey
men Timers. A x NJ
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THURSDAY MORNING.
MERCHANDIZE.
RUGGs a. DEsUGGETs

ohm +. Davis is offering a large stock ot Corpe's
Ruggs Druggcs Crumb Cloths, Oh Floor Cloths Matt
&c, comprising full assortment of the finest Velvet
Brussels, thrceply snpcrfne aud Venetian Carpets o'
.tur- aud possaees-i4 6.i aud 81 Oil Floor Cloths,
Drggets Riggs Mats, &c. all Of which will be sold
.f fle lowest nri.e nov Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

EHUEE T'xEaEBHTEON.--The subscriber hav'
u ing obtained at considerable expense, from Mr..
Whitehurst's Washington Gallery, Daguerreotypesof
tbe following distinguished characters mostrespecully
invites the public coll and examine them, in connec
ton with nrse number Of his production, at the
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore Gen. Winfield Scott VIM. A. Grn-
hmm, Gen. Franklin Pierce, WIN X. King, Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen a. Douglass T. b GIBBS,
July lg-dff Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NEW Jew.

= pEENDRD sEEVEK GEHS, NEW JEW.
- elry. Oatcst Patterns, fine Clocks (yery chcaP)
elegant cod and Silver Watches, (warrnnted for two
yems.)
Also Icerand emp paper Of the best and finest qnol-
ity, fine N,sa poperaod fancy Envelope New Books,
COCA Books very fine Books, School Books, &C. all for
sale at the lowest prizes. Cal and look these Goods
before you buy cl-ewhero You can save money hy do
mo "a (ocf G.tO JOHN =. WRIGHT.
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MEDICINES. s.
RE .-RAETargOFsE LOCK

,r.prCs CstsE,-EAs,Egru LOCb
S HoSPlFAL, uler, may be obtaiucd thenlost spec
dy re9eay l'' of The 1,al,7 1pf.,5,.s ,f lb
tg M Eg,a@ sgt Co. S.,, lroasl;t,, 1Ionoi y,jy,,g
hs1li 41"oa @ 5 4.,rons arising fi,ra rertain in
nm ~" ~ 49, - ,.l l,,, fr,,n inten,nera,,cr
discIe'o'c' ~ is, .,l.,. ,.,,.d
the use VI ~ ''' A., ,5,11\I NIEx
.,...4.. l,'.a I,a.,,, ,b, ,rti,,s or evil nracii
''P'c'ts - ,t ,,I,ss ,n,,i,srs or oooeroas and
t'1I - l l,, -, ~ aot i,,a, t,,,,b b..
noun ' -. , man ,r tb, .,oit ,.,otc3 faientsand
br.Iieat intellect vino nl+h 'ze
rl listening 'e"'''
"lS'a 10 - d! s'a.,a rIl,;,r m, l,n .hoIy
In 'ss sais' ] ',' - =. 'i I "
"afct-' si9a'" '''' ~ .Itii - \}I1,oT
m CT ,5Ji ils pai,s i, t,a H,ud
" "eaNi.s - % =, '' r VI ,l po,cor Palnilation
Dimness 9t ai5h'' Los u ~ ' u'' 'i ;t; b ,
e' me i'e4' ~ 'P'i,.,a'' w. : canl D.,hili,,
me't o' ta5 - ''7'''''
H!mPtol' ~ - l''''' r tho ind are n7,,cl
Met11"fg "' -, f,a., Cfi,r af Ideas De.
to be "fealeI' los u ,'''' r FI A.si,, ol
preston Of 2P'r'S' ~ - g.
Society, Sell oNtr,-f' love OF '"i'u'e'
are some o' he @I,,- pf2onTeg ~ n ,lt- o., SIR
Dhce 40, & DO ~, =, - =, - - 11t,ioI y Clr ta
hN D19hs @ C-n % = - - ~ ~ ptp,iCI1fh Ar - h
" lih 81 ~ o. - zs,rl,Ip ~ r p -. ,,, ilGi,l
serving the t>A-lH a'ia - = W '''''' - '''
the place. ~, >,rvD ., r1IARcF MADE
ACo6E' W a NM az VI " - i /
IHfe Nottce--Dr Joi'a'"' I'm" - - .
ing UP THE STEPS ~ wy '',' - pls; i,,
'uihcleht guarantee ula- i' y ''' ''9 P'
10 apply to. -, ,,,>ero,r
O'. a. ''" rl
Member ol tue h'Shl 1""'So =. SUI -,
Graduate IRON one ot the "stenlheh' Co'le6esnn ''
United States, and the gfeater Patt OIL "I!oe ~ %
been spent IN the Hospitals oI h2hooh' a,I'' "'
la, and elsewhere, has effected some nI ihe ho9 as
onsllng cures that were ever known. HdanS io"p'c"
with ringing IN the cars ana head "Ieh aSiteI' e''',
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds an"
oas1iuness, with frequent hushlng' atteh"'o s'''e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

AEcC0RE6LE, SIMPSON 0 JONES,
Ifh Wholesale md Retail Groccrs and COMMISSION
McrcboHts, Main street. Lyaebbprg, IA, are now re
ceiyng and hive Iheirfresh Fail supply of New
Goods. viz:
80 bags Rio. Lasuira. Javn md Mnr,iraibo coffee
- hhds and bbls Orleans, Porto Rico aud Clat-
flied Sugars,
% hhds and hbIs Orleans and West India Mo
asses
30 ltbs 3 boxes crushed, powdered Loar sugar
% bbls superior T. Criee Sugar
go sacks Liverpool and ground alum salt
600 kegs Nails and spikes, MI sizes
SEQ lbs Sole Leather
60 tons rolled and country iron, (Par On coosige.
ment) consisting Of sQunre, round band,
halfroand, &c, &c, all sizes
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns (part on consignment best
brnds
1000 lbs Naors, square and ocagon cast-stccI, all
$50 rs Shear steel
$500 lbs blistered steel
G0,000 feet bes Safety Fuse
500 kegs Dupont bc>l bI1,'ins Powder
30 do do squirting do
10 bales 81 rs and "A Domestic.
II do No and > Ozonimrgs
- packpges Gunpowder black AMI imperial Tea
l. bhls Tanners and Lump Oil
so boxes >sl0 ia. 10 ~, Il III Glass
10 bbls and half bbs No l. , and : hentne7 aod
Mneke,el
1900 Negro Blankets all prizes
l50 pair bed do dn
80 dozen Wool Hats, all qualities
10 do Cloth caps
3 Liquorice, some eery fine
- Baskets oil
60 boxes Taow Alamantine an Sperm Candies
l. bb- best \ Carolina
10 kegs Lewis white Lead, No |, cKire aud pure
10000 lbs prime Bacon Sides
- rcnms wrapping paPer
Also Cacoes Bcd-licking-. blcached Domcsties-
Plail Liuseys Negro Cothin-, spice, Pepper Ginger
Cnpperas Alum Saltpetre. Indigo, Mudder BoraS,
oqar and Timothy seed Manila Rope all szes, Vino
gar Axes round and squire. point Shoyels. painted
Buckets Horse do, &c, &c. Also, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco. all qualities Of their own monulac-
ture and warranted, all of which will be sold "n the
very best terms for ash in exchange ioI country pro
duce or TO punctunl customers on time.
Thcynlso continue receive and forward Goods and
Produce Of every description which viii be done with
the greatest dispatch. oct 30-ts
G,PRKNG STOCK FOR ls52.-BOED I'D
- & BRO1JIER, Mo1a Sltrd, Lgach6"fg, la-
ilnpartcfs Of CUINA and EAf1liENW AtH aud )faI-
ers Cpi. DJtased and Platn GIaSS- u mr. Loost4g
GiasSes. Ggondoes, PiaiSd ond BrRioAa ltafc u @H-
cyg GasorS .5r.: are now in receipt ni fn'r Sp7nR
supply Of Domestic and Foreign Good. d tIrir own
embraces every article usunIly
found in such Establishments. Our Stock is one ot the
argest offered in Iii. mar,c and nyng been cafe
fully selected and bought onthc most favorable Term.
We are determined not to be nndersoId by any House
in the country either North South. Merchants and
o hers wanting anything this line, would do wei 10
call and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
ell Misunderstanding confident Vlease all IN style
quality and price of Goods The Indies are particular
ly invited to cali and examine ctr Stock.
Dg-ts
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DRUGS,

Olive Oil,
Castor Oil,
Cloves,
Nitric B. Muriatic acids,
Blue mass, besi English,
Vanilla beans. fresh,
Tonquin do
Oil Bergamotte.
Just received and for sale
sep 10 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

OGkS. .LOGkS!-Receyedd direct from the
- menuGetory, complete assortment Of Locks, OF
all kinds qualities md prices from 3 cents piece
$3.50 Having determined to keep thorough and well
ted stock of Nil kinds Of Carpenters Hardware,
and to sell moderate profit invite all those in want
10 give me n call before buying elsewhere
sept li--dfs a. WINSTON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

nHEsE ELLIS HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ L} NCHBCRG, VIRGINIA.
CHAS. l.. DIBRELL Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg and stopping ot l)lB.
RELI'S. have the privilege of visiting tie "NWGINIAs
READlSG RooNn during their stay. Cards Of admis.
sion Obtain, at The Hotel. " 29-d&cts
TASEasNds ON Es OE' h l.. Corner@t
w Church Street 0ad Fir@ AHcy, Lgnch6urg, IA.
WM. LEFTNICl & son. Proprietors.
f4S Persons travelling through visiting Lynchbnrg
md oppiuE at the Washington entitled to- st the
.'yirgiuian READING Rooa' during theirstay.
May I7-d&ors
EtABEEL HOUSE, EynchbuTg, Va.
X The undersigned tnkes this method ofintorming his
friends and tie public generally rhat he has lcased ol
term Of years the CABELL HOI Sc, and that il =
now open for The reception Of company, 1t has IN
,iereone Il thornu rcgcir from t. hotton' and Is
lurn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OuI.-
All he asks call and feaire satisfacte: Is not gwen
no charge will be made. IL mas also leased EhtoH
SaJles the best in the cit. which viii be furnished
with plenty ii Proycndcr. aGd attentive Ostlcrs.
&. W 4. RAINE. Proprietor.
n. B.--I hnye made arrangements with the Pfoiile
tors of the 'Y1RGfxIAy REtpNG Room by which n y
guests will baye tie pleasure of visiting that resort o
news and literature. Cards Of admission VIII he OBJ
tained at the Hotel. Iiyl2-d&cttl q. W. A. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-16

NOTaCEHaving become sole proprietor os ,st, sap
~ Mossey Creek Paper Mill by purchase s on for
aay o. de aner A. the shortest notice. and upon as
good as any other Mill will pay three nr a
and fifty hundred %Gg 1rioe Gfssrp if epd my T team
Linen and cott9n nas y JACOB SANGER.
after tncu'', h""'e' or S. PAUL, my agent
-. Va Nov 20--d&c3m
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CARDS.


mrs. PAYNE 4 LANGHORNE. have associated
, themselves in the prucice of Medicine
Dr. Paynes Offcc, heretofore at his residence on
heIll 0r. Langhornes Office on Isl Alley, one door
below the Washington Hotel
July 2Itl. 1851. iv 26.-dts
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DIP JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons London
Graduate from one otthe moste eminent Colleges OF he
United States and the greater part of whose bic has
been spent nthe Hospitals Of London, Paris, PhIade
paia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
onshing cures that we're ever known. Many troubled
with ringing IN the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashfulncss with frequent blushing, attended some
times, with derangement of mind, were cured inmcdi
sfey