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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-21

NOTICE TO AEE.-HEA ALSO py ,...
- dent, las fallen into the CONFEC TJONARY RI,
olNEHS. IN conlunctonwithhisJ Observation-Disclosures
IN wmchhe keeps Candiss& Fruits. such as Oro@gns
lemons ha'siPs Almonds, fberts, Toys of all kinds
an establishments He now receiving his
TO wnch he respectfully solieits the patronage Of be
P"oHc' Heaso has, in his employment one oftbe r,a
fpTerle9eed Bakers and Candy makers in Lynchurg
iyTamlds OF all kinds, made at the shortest notire.
All orders from the country received and nro,or,,
executed. 'Cu,e nv ,P..opnPtiy
Narch 9--dta doors above Exc!l.nae cnr.ar W.
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4 ESsOLUTEON.- wv. pnvmc

I 1EssVLEA N."-PhiIip w. Payne
- haa purchased OF L. G. Bell his entire interest in
the concern OF Payne y Bell. All debts due the firm will
be collected by =. W Payne; ulso the debts due from
tho concern will be paid by him
We request persons having accounts ogainst the firm
to- bring them ia Tor settlement; o all who are indobt-
ed to the concern viii please call nnd mike payment
iy 26-ts InlyoI 1859
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D0EEs --LEW1T1' &ALLEN'S BEAUTIFUL
4 series Of Porket Poets in elegant gilt bindings,
containing lrmons Ptoverbial Philosophy. Cooper,
EIott. Lnla Rookh Poetry Of Flowers, Elizn Cook,
Scots Lady Of Lake. Marv Hewitt. Southey Thomp-
g. Gray, Sigourncy Pollock, Coleridge, Goldsmith
Rodgers, Poor, cAd etons, Campbell, Milton, Young
XIX White, Poetry of Passions Wordsworth, Poetry Of
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fEEASLEt, IA SEOE a. To-, COMMlS
l. SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
receiving aud offer for oe in exchange for
Country Produce the largest and best assorted stock
of GroetiS and Dry Goods ii has been their pleas
IRE 10 oacrtor SALE comprising, in paf the following
articles:
100 Sides sole Leather
10 bags Rio. Laguyra and JAW Coffee
70 bhda Orleans aud Porto Rico Sugar, some
very bHe
f50 kegs Nails, nsaortod
- tons country md rolled Iron
200D lbs Strap aud band iron
1000 lbs Bsterrd, shear md cnststecl
so 900 feet Safcty fuse
2e0 sncks Salt
81 bbls Whskcy very fine old Rye
- Dbl French anl Apple Brandy
% bhds aud bbls Nonsscs
0o00 lbs Cotton Yarns LcaL4ville and otter Factory
. packages Lonf crushed aud PulvcrzcdS ngrh
% casos stiel, aud mass liqnolice,
with nrge md general assortment Of brown md
blcached Domosiics, Bed Ticks. Prints, Cling CHAINS Sum
MGR Goods Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c, &c.. all ofwich
will be sold NJ the lowest rites for CASH OF in exchange
for PRODUCE. March 22--ta
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{ ,ANDlED SWEET FLAG, or Calamns Root-Just
~ received supply the above delicious aromatic
CONNECTION, which imparts sweet fragrance to the
or''' ana may DC taken with advantage in pain
easness of the stomach bowels arising from aatu.
lcncc, for sale by
aug 9--dts JOHN II SEAy Drpcois,
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CPRING ANDsUMMER GOODS. Rea

- ny muir Ck1thng, Clokhs. Veamg dc / am now
receiving my Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
which Is alee and well selected.
also continue TO Eage manufactured mcus aud boy q
ciothea.
| uao have received and keep always hand Cloths,
Cnssimcrs. Vcstngs &c. which sellby the yard and
NJ extra charge for cutting
MIR. J. DIXON continues 10 carry the Tailoring
business.
Tcrns eash, goods cheap.
April 2G-t. L. LOCKWOOD.
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TO S YRANGERS.

The many Ihousands curd uthis institution within the
last ten years, and the numerous important Surgical
Operations rcrformedby DIR. j. witnessed by the Re-
Porer OF the paper and many other persons. notices of
which have appeared agan and again before The pubcs
sufficient guarantee that the afflicted will find skill
full and honorable physician.
n. There gre so many ignorant and WORTH
esss Qnae<s advertising themselves Physicians ruin
ing the health ofthe already afflicted that DR.. Johnston
deems necessary shy especially those unacqunin
ted with his reputation that his entias diplo
mas always hang in his office
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Immediately cured md full vigor restored
70 ALL LETTERS Observation-Disclosures
SEM b1 MAIL. Oct 9-ly
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Office TO Carpenters or HOUSE
" BUlLDERS-The subscriber would inform ,bo
community that he has hand good lot of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia will afford and every
week, all of which will be sold low for cash or od No.
per
JAS. S. CREwDSoN, Com. Mcrc,t,
On the Pasia.
shortest notice. Timber well dried if o esired
Aug7-ts y G
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June = If
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-02

bed and take a sweat Have you any
liquor at home?"
"No" replied the Deacon; ooh, oh"
"Then you must have some, and right
away too" replied the Doctor. "Have
you nothing you can put it inf"
"Here is a bottle" said the Deacon ut
the same time thrustiug his hand into his
capacious pocket and drawing forth a
large quart bottle, "that 1 brought down
to get some vinegar in, but suppose the
folks can do without it tonight"
The brandy was forthwith procured,
and the Deacon, who had been making
wry faces, varied with occasional "ohs,"
left the store together with the Doctor,
who said he would accompany him to see
him safe home; and halfan-hour later, as the
two sat before blazing fire taking So
cial glass" they had hearty laugh over
the manner in which they obtained it.
1t is needless to say that the Deacon was
effectually cured of the "cramp in the
stomach"
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A Doctor as il q Doctor.

A selfsufficient humbug, who took up
the business Of a physician, and preten-
ded to deep knowledge of the healing
art was once called to visit a young man
afflicted with appoplexy. Bolus gazed
long and hard, felt his purse and pocket,
looked at his tongue, and his wife, and
finally gave vent to the following sublime
opinion:
81 think he's gone feller.
mo, no." exclaimed the sorrowful wife,
"do not say that"
"Yes," returned Bolus, lifting up his
hat and eyes heavenward at the same
time, "yes, do say so: there amt no
hope, not the leastest might he's got an
attack Of nihil fit in his lost frontis-"
"Where 7" cried the startled wife.
ain his lost fronts, and he can't be
cured without some trouble and great
deals of pains. You see his whole plan,
tary system is deranged; fustly his vo,
populi is pressin on his advalorum; sec
ondiy, his cutacnrpial cutaneous ha.
swelled considerably, if not more third
ly and lastly, his solar ribs are in a con
cussed state, and he amt got any money
consequently he is bound to die"
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A Slight Mistake.

One day an honest Hiberian strolled
into one of our churches-no matter
where-on communion Sunday; and at
the invitation usually given for all "iu re-
gular standing" &C., he being somewhat
verdant in matters Of this kind thought
he would stay too. Accordingly he re-
mained in his obscure pew, and waited to
see how the waters would move. Soon
a venerable man approached him, and of.
fered him the bread and cup. He took n
generous sup of the latter and some of the
former, and the good man passed along.
Going back to the desk, a request was
made, if any had been omitted in the dis
tribution, that they would rise. What
was the deacon's astonishment to see
the occupant of the stranger pew rise, and,
with peculiar beck of the finger motion
him that way. Obeying the sign, he
walked towards tho beckoner, who rose
as he approached, and shading his mouth
with his hand, as he leaned half over into
the aisle, said in subdued tone:
"Have you any ehaze?'
The horror stricken functionary tottered
back without answering, and the stranger
was left to his own reflections upon the de-
ficiency of the Boston
PathSnder.
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river-all is. -ther,same still. l walked
through the Churchyard last r,and
l paused on thebrow Of the hill, and look
ed beneath. / saw some children stand
ing by the river side, and heard little
girl repeating, "To obey is better than
sacrifice, and to hearken than the fat of
rams"
Georgy and Willie came to my mind,
and turning away, I walked quickly to the
spot. 1t was simple headstone, with a
cross carved thereon. Underneath it was
written:
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
GEORGE FORSTER, AND WILLIAM BRETT,
WHO DIED
THE -TH AND THE -THpAY OF JAN'Y 1874
cHILDRN, OBEY YOUR PARENTS IN THE
LORD, FOR THIS Is RIGHT"
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Come to the Window.
BY QUALLoN.

Come to the window tonight,
1t cannot be deem'd a sin;
You needn't fear to tread light,
My mother will not be I'M
I'll listen for you at eight,
be sure you come to the time;
Don't be minute too late,
For love deferred Is crime.
The gate will open to your touch,
But close it gently and still;
For fears in love are not much,
fconscience bows to the will.
Don't be afraid if it's dark,
My sister no tales will tell;
I'm sure the dog will not bark,
For he knows your step so well.
I'll show the way you must take,
Ii you don't want to be seen;
Then an excuse / can make
IL the servant says you've been!
Last night was pale with fear,
heard you run down the lane;
Mother said some one was near;
l said it must be the rainp
But girls have never been made
With fears, since courtship began
For if their schemes are well laid,
They're always broken by man!
But come at the time I've nam'd!
Walk boldly up to the door;
Maidens for kindness are fam'd
And so I'll try you once more!
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Seletteh Boetrg.
PUBLISHED BY REQUEST
Wait for the Wagon.
(An Ethiopian SongD

Will you come with me, my Phillis dear, to
yon blue mountain frees
Where the blossoms smell the sweetest, come
rove along with me.
It's ev'ry Sunday morning, when am by
your side,
Wen jump into the wagon, and all take
ride.
(Wait for the wagon, wait for the
po,o,. wagon,
"'ps"' Wait tsS for t the e." wagon and we'll all
Where the river runs like silver, and the
birds sing so sweet;
l have cabin, Phillis, and something good
Come listen to my story, it will relieve my
SO jump into the wagon and off we will start.
Wait for the wagon, &c.
Do you believe, my Philis dear, old Mike
with all his wealth,
Can make you half SO happy as with youth
and health!
Wen have little farm, a horse, pig, and
And you will mind the dairy, while will
guide the plow.
Wait for the wagon, &c.
Your lips are red as poppies, your hair so
sleek and neat
All braided up with dahlas and holyhocks
so sweet
It's every Sunday morning when am by
your side.
Well jump into the wagon, and all take a
ride.
Wait for the wagon, &c.
Together on life's journey, We'll travel til
we stop;
And if we have no trouble, we'll reach the
happy top
Then come with me, sweet Philis, my dear
my lovely bride;
Wen jump into the wagon,a and all take ride
Wait for the wagon, &c.
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IN EQUITY--Lanca.ter District

HN EQUATY--Lancaster District
Dorcas c. Perry, widow, Oliver) Bill
H., and Thos. ID. Perry, Execu-
tors Of zadoek Perry, deceased. ''r sale
vs. Of
Benjamin Williams and wife,
Mary, Rebecca Perry, Elizabeth aeh Is
Perry, Louisiana Perry, Rueben S'e :" "a
Perry, George F Ingram. aocA rer-
Eleanor Perry. ~, deed
II appearing to my satisfaction that nil the
defendants above named, reside without the
limits Of the State, except George F. Ingram
and wife, he having married dauE Ehter Of
Zadock Perry. Il is ordered on motion OF
Williams, solicitor for complainants that the
said defendants do answer plead or demur
to the Bill In above case, on or before the
25th June, 1852; otherwise Judgment pro
fesso will be ordered against them.
JAMES ii. WTTHERSPOON
Com. Eq. Id,
Lancaster, c. H., March 90, 1852. t
3mo.
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Mlt aua Buluur.
The Way they Did it.
BY SPARTICUS.

Since the Maine law has been passed
there has been great deal of vancouver
ing and it has required all the skill and
ingenuity that Yankees are capable Of
for the down-east topers to get their
liquor.
Deacon -, was considered, in the
village where he resided, pretty strict
man, but all men Lave faults, and the
deacon was not exempt from his. His
great fault was the love of little LIQUOR
now then. But how to get 1t was a ques-
ton which often arose in his mind, but
which he could never answer But with
al the Deacon was a shrewd man. as
Yankees in general are (at least they have
that reputation,) and he finally hit upon
plan which he thought would take.
He went to the village doctor, who was
particular friend of his, and commupica-
ted his plan to him. The Doctor, who
was fond of joke, and who also loved a
Soclai glass" consented to join him.
The plan was this. There was a store
IN the village licensed to sell liquor for
truly medical purposes. To this thew
were to repair on the next evening, and
while there the deacon was to be sudden
iy seized with violent cramp in the stom-
ach. The Doctor was to prescribe hot
brandy punch and sweat. OF course
the Deacon had no liquor at home, and
the rest follows.
The night in question found them thar
The store was filed with the usual COM |
plement of loafers and farmers, some con.
versing, Others smoking, etc. ALI at once
the Deacon commenced.
%oh, oh such cramp in my stom-
ach; oh J"
"Where," asked the Doctor, rising and |
going up to him--"wherem
"Right here" said the Deacon, placing
his hands on the pit of his stomach, and |
pressing ct the Same time making the
ucst horrible grimacea, as If in great pain.
@Go right home" said the Doctor, asnd
axe hot brandy punch, snd then 90 70
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~ A lady being asked what business
her hu sband followed, said he was enpa-
ged in finishing" Further explanation
was necessary, and after brief hesitation
she continued, finishing his time in States
Prison."
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II II y + Il CTFUILH N
FTNS forms the inhabitants of Lam
AZ - caster and vicinity, that he is
aSA~ prepared tn repair Watches
and Clocks, containing music or without,
in the best style and most expeditions man.
ner He has on hand large assortment Of
the finest Gold and Silver Watches, and Jew
elry of all kinds, and Of the best quality
His stock is selected by himself with great
care, from the large and we'll known estab-
lishment of Gregg, Hayden g. Co. in Char
lesion, 8. c. Every article Is warranted 10
be what it is represented He will mention
few Of the articles which he has on hand.-
Elegant Ladies' Bracelets, Medallions, Lock
cts, Clasps, Ladies Necklaces set with real
Topaz a. Turquoise, very spendid Gold
Fob, Vest and Guard Chains. A splendid
assortment Of Gold Watch KEYS, Gold Pens
Gold and Silver Cases A very large,
and Superior assortment Of Gold Ear Rings
and Breast Pins set with Diamonds, Rubies.
Pearls, Turquoise, Garnets, Clusters, Cornell
ions, Cameo, Mosaic, Opal, Lava, &c. &c.
Fancy Set of Ladies Hair Ornaments: also
Shawl Pins. A choice selection Of Finger
Rings, with every kind of set, and plain al
so Engagement and Wedding Rings, Silver
Fruit Knives, Coral, also Coral Necklaces
and Bracelets on Culbine, with gold clasps;
handsome Tweczers, Tooth and Ear Picks,
Thimbles and Spectacles of all descriptions
large assortment Of Bosom Studs, plain
and fancy, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Hearts
and Crosses; fine assortment Of Mourning
Breaches, Silver Combs, &c. &c.
The public generally are invited to call
and examine his stock, next door TO Cataw-
ba House, and in tho loom fn-",-i'-- .~on-
MED as the Post Office,
CHARLES SMITHS EXTRAORDINA-
RY PASTE FOR RAZOR STRAPS
This unequalled article entirely supersedes
the use of Hone. BY the use Of this Paste.
the dullest Razor, Pen-knife, Lancet, &c,
will, in few seconds, receive keen and
smooth edge. Those who have tried IL, all
appreciate its virtues, and invariably speak In
the highest terms of It's astonishing effects,
Price only 25 cents per Box. !
He has also on hand fine assortment of
superior Razors, amongst which are some of
the well known double bladed French Ra-
zors, which are very highly appreciated, each
blade lasting (if well used,) ten years with
OUT grinding. Apnl 24-3mo.
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ny my powers, sir, and to be sure
am able. l have heard, sir, that before
tne oaste was my property, he was backed
Against another horse, your honor, who
bate him hollow, and I dare say it's the
again"
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~ Look here r' said youg lady,
just commencing to take lessons in paint
ing, holding up sample of her skill to
her mother, "see my painting! can you
tell what this is 7"
Ma, after looking at it for some time,
said" Well, ] reckon it's cow or rose,
but don't know which,"
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MARIA

HN EQUHTY-Lancaster Dist.
Bridget McLarnon Bill
VS.. for
Madison Richardson Dover.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that the
defendant Madison Richardson, resides
beyond the limits of this State. 1t is or
dered on motion Of Clinton and Hanna,
Solt'rs for the complainant that the said
defendant, Madison Richardson do answer
plead, or demur to the Bill in above case
or before the 2lst day of Jnne 1852, other
wise Judgment pro confesso will be order
ed against him.
JAMES II. WITHERsPOON.
Comr. Eq'y L. d.
Lancaster G. H., S. G. marI5 6
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@ The following notice is taken from
newspaper published thirty years since:
"lf the members neglect the business of
the nation, as in times past, to throw mud
at each other like so many scavengers,
we shall occasionally pull their honorable
noses with our editorial tonps.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN EQUITY-Lancaser District

IN EQUITY-Lancaser District
Middleton G. Caston,) Bill
vs. for Partition
VIM. T. CASTOR, of -.....s
Samuel G. CASTOR. Lands.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that the de-
PENDANTS, William Il. CASTOR and Samuel c.
CASTOR reside beyond the limits of this State.
1t Is ordered on motion of Williams, solicitor
for complainant, that said defendants dc an
swer, plead or demur to the bill in above case
on or before the 25th of June 1862. other
wise Judgment pro confesso will be ordered
against them.
JAMES H. WITHERSpOON,
Com. Eq'y Ian. Dist
Mar 23, 1861. z 3mo.
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AN OLD Advertisement OF 1885,
Wanted q stout active man who fears the
Lord, and can carry two hundred weight.
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R We copy the following epitaph from
the True Flag. 1t is on a tombstone in
Aversion, England
Here lies my wife,
Here lies she:
Hallelujah,
Hallelujee!
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John w. Cooke, solicitor, Petition to sub
vs.. iect
William McCorkle and an Equity and
wife Elizabeth for Relief.
II appearing to my satisfaction, that Will
liam McCorkle and Elizabeth his wife reside
without the limits of this State. 1t is order.
ed on motion Of Williams, solicitor, for Pc
titioner, that the said defendants do answer
plead, or demur to the petition in above case
on or before the 25th day Of June 1862,
otherwise Judgment, pro Confesso will be or
dered against them. ..
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
G. E. L. ID.
Mar "a \ 3mo
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,@ "Pa, amt growing tall 2" "Why,
what's your height sonny3" "Pm seven
feet lacking yardp
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In Equity

In Equity-Lancaster District
James Laney, Petition
John Laney, ..
VS.. for
Richmond r. Terrell
Executor Of John Legacy
Smith decd, J rmes
Griffin, Nancy Long, and
Elizabeth Dreadmay
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
of the Commissioner, that the defendants
James Griffin, Nancy Long and Elizabeth
Dreadmay, (if living) reside without the
limits of this State. 1t is ordered on mo-
ton Of Clinton and Hanna, sol'rs fer the
petitioner, that the said defendants, James
Griffin, Nancy Long and Elizabeth Dread
may, Gf alive) do answer, plead or demur,
to the petition in above case, on or before
the LIST day af July 1852, otherwise judg-
ment pro confesso will be ordered against
them. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Com. Eq. L. ID.
Lancaster G. H., Mar 25 3m 8
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Mail Arrangements.
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