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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-14
az Beware of Coant RI its, and bny that only which
has Or. Chilion's certificate the wrapper.
II. G. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
Az RIAN IyNJNEN'C

TIME miraculous performed by tie Arabian ply
sicians in the days Of old, then looked upon
the result of magic but since have become intimate
with tn r history thus account for their surprising
power ov,r disease. Their atts nnicns IN the knowl-
dye of medicine the wonder of the age while at
he same time the science of Chemistry, which with
them had its origin was 10 the rest OF the world a seal
ed b, k and in Botany they the most Jealous OF
students In the beautiful groves which SKIRT the des-
of Arabia, abounds plants and odorons woods,
whence obtained those aromatic gums and fragrant
basanls Of which this incompatible liniment is com
posed, and by whose stimulating, unctious penetrating
md Anodyne properties it is, when apple d. nstanfane-
nusly difised through the whole nervous SYSTEM aila
ing the most intense pain in the ncr dy short time OF
10 or Is minutes. Its action is prompt powerful and ef
ecal without the least danger II penetrates the flesh
ute bone rcIaxes contracted cords restores to limbs
which have been psed for years. causing the shriveled
a. TO grow and rich blood TO circulate through its
VEINS.
The subscriber has on hand small supply.
May 81. i. MASON
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Hemorrhoids, or Piles, disease produced byi os"'
irritation, cosfiveness, pursative stimuanfs, uhaue NC
termination Of blood emOrrodal vessels by *
ccssive riding walking; or congcsve siae % .no
Liver and often by POPULARITY OF tie consu'u"o"
itself. f -.
II is usually considered under three forms, or vanemes'
as follows: Blind Piles White Piles and Rl edne fts.
This disease is common ana so very w 5 = W.
tina, scrption of is symptoms is not considered ne
cessary. a., ,~,r,;.
In fering tho Embrocation to the publc, we Plope
tor feels confident warranng II asa ceraI safe ana
specdy cure 1t has long been used by PHYSICIAN OF
eninence and with astonishing success indetd,
never fails if used according TO the directions.
In addition being positive remedy Tor the pies,
il never fails to cure that LNTOLER9BLE ITCHLN0
which is so very common. and has its location IN the
same parts as the piles. 1t is also invaluable as an ad
plicaton painful and nfnraea tnmoars and TO od and
want of actionmany diseases IF the Skin that OF long
standing readily cured by this ointment.
Il. MASON, agent
Aug Q-lY.
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G.. II. wi ST.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.


MERCHANT.
On the Lcree, Dubuque, Io,ca,
VXyHOLESALE and rtail dealer in foreign and do
w nestle Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices. Family
Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Frnt Tire s, Plants. Evergrcens, Shrubbery Grass,
Garden and Flower Seeds &c. &c.
NIB Steamboats,, Hotels and Private Families, fur
niscd with good articles the lowest market prices,
and delivered free If charge.
The undersigned would inform tho public generally
that lie has strong and permanent enclosure with the
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
war houss at the steamboat landing in Dubuque, for
the ncnce of those having cattle, horscs sh ep
and hogs ship and from this point; also for the
commodaton of farmers and others coming to Dubuque
will, loaded teams.
Aay and grain kept conssaty on hand and for sale
reasonable low prices CIR. WEST.
Dubuque, May %, 1851
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OUR Stock OF groceries consists parity Of
IS bags Of prime Rio Coffee.
10 " Of Laguira and Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls clarified do
90 kbls crushed, and powdered, do.
l51 chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls. New Orleans Molasses.
% Sugar House
+" Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt
50 . l. b. do
81 bills Kanawa d,
80 do old Cine. CIDER Vinegar.
100 do rcctificd Whiskey.
10 DO Brandy.
5 do { gnac.
Is do Mackerel.
5 do Shad, etc etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment of queens
ware, glass ware, hardware, cutlery, boots and shoes
Wooden ware, ssich pals, wash tabs, wasll-boards
bowls covered baskets well buckets, 10 bush and peel
measures, knife trays mop handles arcans brooms ant
brushes of ever. description. ~
GELPCKE& SCHROEDER.
FINE article of kes and cansery powder; shot of al
inlt fars le hv Il
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.1COCOliC OfL.
For the cure of DEAFNESS, pains, and the discharge
Of matter from the also all those dsagrceabe nois
like the buzzing of insects, falling of r, whzzng
of steam, &C. &C., which sympt of approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the disease
Aug C-y Il. MASON, AgeHi,
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R. C, NAPLES
Wholesale & RETAIL STOR E
Tp TOWN.

Wholesale " Il EIAlL STOK Il
UP TOWN,
Ons Door South Of Spauidinys Book Store
r HAVE Just received Try large stock Of Fall and
i Winter goods and pr par d IL furnish all o
my old friends and many new ones ~ may favor me
with call, with and every thing in my line that
IN may desire. My facilities Tor getting goods ar.
such thai and will sell III m as low the lowest.
In my DIR goods department have evy thing OF the
very ates, st.l, andi haiter myself thai please
the most fastitious. have
Or IS silks and satins Plain plaid and watercd
VI dc lain. OF all quatc P.pibs
Cobourg cloths Plain and printed cash.
Exhibition lustrcs Canton cloths
French IN rinos alpaccas of all quait's
English do French Gil gnghsms
Am rcan oil ginghams English do DO
Dress trimmings OF ev,ry description
DONNETS.
Flor nee Rutland satin and pearl, white and solored
satin and velvet bonncts. Also, beautiful stock
bonnet ribbons.
| very large lot Of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpctngs which can sell at manufacturers
prices, having bought ihcm extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
have rot Of The finest stccks If domestic goods
ever brought Iowa. and having purchas At unusual!
ly low rates. osr great Undue nents to purchasers
t---- CLOTHING.
have also 4 coed tock If clothing, boots, shoes, hats
and caps Please call and Aaue ttcm ii yeu want 10
see good article.
GROCERIES,
large lot Of groceries bought vry cheap and for sale
in lots suit purchas Kemembr the upper end OF
| own, move dwtf
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
StEc!l is used by the Farmer, Miner Mechanic and
- liuuse-kccper.
QUEE.fSW.3RE,
Among the best and most cxtcnsvestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all tie various kinds together with various ether
goods such Ladies' and Misses Mu (some very tiLe)
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags franks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains, Carpcting ndia Mating Carpet binding
White goods; Shawis OF the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots of other things too numerous to mention
Tony old Frc cfand Customers return my sincere
thanks Tor their NOT amidst all the Temptations to bu,
goods VIII Ibis has Of late been tie scene
of, and by fair calin and unit rin Prices hope merit
il continuance Of hcl cohfidcncc-ro tie public in Gen
era, would say, will sell Goods low any re-
ular House. Those who doubt it be easily made II,
believe il, cxamnatior. r. J. O'HALLORAN.
p. $. viii take pr1ice of all kinds in payment Of
debts in exchange Tor Goodsup the Goth, Of OF Der
l,cash prices. All ,hnse who knew they owing
would confer reat favur b. settling mp their
Ic 1nnot afford any longer indulgence.
Sept. % Il. j. O'HALLORAN.
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GEllsCkiE 4 KOEDEEf,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcerS.

HARD WARE, WOODEN WARE,
QUEENS WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South Of the .7mcricdn
House.
'lNHE undersigned hcgl ixfrm their custnmcrs,fle
pubic in general that they have repcnislicd their store
in "a most gallant STYLE. Ytu will now, not only find
fl toc of carefully selected groceries, hut also, var
civ of thousand .cr necessary ixings too numerous
10 mcnt,on but all OF which offer for sale al tile low
est possible prices.
Come and examine stock, and we pledge ourselves
that furnish with every thing rs cheapas any
other establishment IN tie city.
We also embrace this Opportunity, to tender our most
heartfelt thanks the citizens of Dubuque and surround
ing country for the liberal patronage which they stow
ed on strangers from the other side of the 81, be
by strict attention. low prices and good articles hope
to merit 4 continuance Of the same.
GElPCEE & SCHROEDER.
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Drn GOODS & Groceries.

iazaSs GO rs
Fol L II Il L \ IL. TR A D f,
At O'HALLORiE'S,
No. II Main street,
DUBuQUE, Iowa.
r HAVE just opened portion of my Fall Goods, COM
i prising large RESENTMENT Of
DRY GOODS
IN al! their varit tc,sieh Broad cloths Cassmercs
Satlncis Kentucky Jeans; Fine Blankcts FarncIs-r
biue and white; DrrCs-bruwn and blues Cotton Fian-
ncis-hrown and bleacEci Stcctings and Shirtngshk-
stripes; Ticking; Table and Fed Linen Ecnins; Liz
scys, alracas Mernos, ncalres CEi,.zs Ginsims and
Prints OF great variety, al prices suit all tastes and
sj les tn silt tie fancy
KE9DY -M4DE CLOTHkEG FOR MEN and BOYS.
One IF the largest md best assortments
IN The ciiy.
Those wanting clothing OF any kind, from Dress Goa
TO earnauglt Overcoat, would do well To exanlIn
my stsrk.
BOOTS AND SHOES, for Men and Boys-t No.
article, and at very low prices.
LiniES and Misses BortrS Baskins and Hgh GU
Polkas, i'll great variety Of style and quality.
HITS AVID CPS,
;e assortment. The Six Plush Cap'' of the SCISSOR
may be seen at OIALLORAN'S.
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

Tic D0loraux and Neuralgia.
These dreadful and sgonizing complaints are in.
medafey reliered by the application of the G.LvA,Ic
BELT NgcKLAcE and FLUID. The Belt dinuses thS
Electricity through tie system; the Necklace has
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon the al
ected Ecry ss n these distressing affections the s
plication NEVER FAILS
t7- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country of the most extraordinary character can be
given, if required.
40 No trouble or inconvenience attends the use
of Or. CHRiS1IE'S G.4LY.1NlC .4RIICLES
and they may be by the most feeble and delicate,
with pei feet AMI safety In many cases the sen
sation attending their is highly pleasant AID
agreeable. They can be sent to any part Of the
country z-r- ~
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
{y- The articles are accompanied by full and plais
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION,
o. Beware Of Countetf..is and Ho,ta!ess hnuaron
d. G. MoREHEAD, M. D,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATS
i33 Bv0ndsvay. New York.
T. MASON, Agent, Dubuque
Nj CHI 12-'5l-tf 4 "a
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DR.. cHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of service in of Convnlsions OF
Fits Spasmodic Complaints and general Nervous
Affections of the Head and upper extrsmities Also
in Palsy and Paralysis and all diseases cauIed BY
deficiency Of power or Nervous Energy in The limbs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-14

II lie subscribers fcr the above steve to the public
with the confidence in its superiority. lEtir
operation ard durability guaranteed in every Instance
II has been the cttr Of manufacturers h years past, II
run stoves light possible cnsUrg tic greatest pref
fit and the pubic have become dissatisfied with high
priced stoves that burn out i'm from to four years
are satisfied the "Queen" viii tweIty years, ii pro
pc ry used. II is double the weight Of any stve # tic
size in market. few only, CT the above stoves
received and "a safe by L. r. SMil u K co.
lain -, few doors above tile Napies House
Soy @ iSyl-dWIv
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A PRIME article of W. X. Cheese Oysters, Iobster'
and sard'He' Of superior fal il! sfGsfKSfG9E
Nov l9--dwIy
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FINE article of keg and canisery POWDER shot of all
kinds, for sale by GELPCkE & SCHROEDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-07

ton anl Government which iluee by our fathers
tna winch n u or Ttl dutf b lfsns.t in all nieg
10 our Children W must ali tier great distneii ana
privilege 30 have been chosen By the people u lear part the
annistfa Of such Government Called y ma unezrocsl
d ensaen 70 is highest trus at embarrassment and
lhrn crtcct uan is hnunns duties with lincnce
claim oH3 % haa discharged them Lest Of an humble
Ll viii SINGLE eye - the public COED it is with dovout
Eue in retiring FROM Office that the country in
sta . leatc Gnd prosperity.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
VI lnelon Deer g. 1872.
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E1uEDTONY NORRIS. ELLlsoN u P,o
D. g.ie.or.
S!raln Saw aud Plnmins MILLS,

BiacI smiHipg NJ all

Lron Iu2ipgan Fitting,
Bi1el mllingo n all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expcu~r
xiii steam power, and large variety Of machinery fn
working wood and IRON form the complete estab.
ishment of the kind in the Southern States. and can
eNecue better work and cheaper rates thun can be
one ia the ordinary mode
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed nr
glazed if requred) AIoudngs, Flooring dressed anc
iynguc and grooyed, ready forlayng. dressed Ceiling
aud Notwithstanding, Paling., ind variety Of othe
materials required IN binding.
Contractors supplied with Dumpand Stone Cars, Der.
rick Gearing, Whecbarrows Picks and Bars and othei
Fools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand a',d for sale, reasonable terms
Ill varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked o
mrwor,ed Saving and Pluning dome to otder. Bills
Of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts a NETTI ETHN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


n OEaCE To T7OBACGONISFS.-
Y be sold, public auction, Monday the 20lh of
December the Factory House, formerly occupied by
I Williams, entire set of good fixtures consisting
Of Pound Mills in good order anil nearly new 81 and
Mills good and desinble 10 large and small presses in
good order Iron Finishers, Bands, Leater Bnrs mud
in fact every thing that belongs the manufacturing
department. Those engaging in the business. will do
we'll to attend Terms liberal, and nude known on
day of sale
FOR RENT--The Factory House i. for rent, the 10.
eaty of which is desirable. md the House well ndap
ed to the asness Of manufacturing tobacco, besides
otl or advantages. Call aud examiee.
S S PRESTON, surviving partner
nov 15-lSrtds of Williams X Preston.
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'T,O PHYS.CEANs THROUGIEOUT

NO IN SsS "A us n
l. TIE UNITED SrAIES.-Deeming it unneces-
sary to remind any regular member Of the Medical pro-
ression of the established medical properties of pure
respectfully invite Your examination very superior
article, manufactured by myself exclusively Sehedam,
in Holland, By process peculiar to my own Factory
It is favored and indicated, by the common harsh
berry, but by the choice botanical variety of the aromatic
Italian Juniper Berry, whose yinons extinct s dis
tiled mud rectiied with its spruous solvent, aud thus
becomes concentrated tineurc, of exquisite flavor and
aroma, together ranscendcn in its cordial aud medci
nal properties any Hollands Gin heretofore Known
Amid the inlux Of inferior Installations with which
this country is flooded, ply sicans find little diff
iculty in procuring good aud pure Gin, which they
prescribe with c0gdcuce in its beneficial effects A.
importer of Twenty years standing, in the city of New
York, and possessing "A mgtured experience in the
ufocture of Holland tia especially beg submit to
your attention iny ..AROMATIC SCI1lEDAM
ISCHNAPPS.' Us which cannot fail to realize your
utmost expcct1tions and shall be happy forward to
you a bottle Of it, free Of charge in letter
iutimafing your readiness accept IL
1t is now scarcely year since have prepared and
distributed mysSchedan Gin exclusively for medicinal
purposes; yet. within that brief period have received
one thousand letters both from physicians and patients,
testfying its really extraordinary efficacy in Gravel,
Incipcnt Dropsy, and affections Of the Kidneys and
Bladder generally. and have doubt that it would
yield similar results with precision and celaintyn your
own profess experiences
Pun up in pjat and quart bottles, with my upon
the bottle cork and label with essay upon its proper
ties.
This article should be ntle hands of every traveller
EDOlFHO WOLFE IMPORTER,
dec l-d&cGt if No. - Beaver street. n. y.
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,
4 7 n meeting of tae Board OF Directors Of the Nir.
L 4 enin and Tennessee Railroad COMPANY, held at
their ollce. in the city of Lynchbnrg, this day.
On motion. Resulved. That the delinquent stnckhod
ers be called on pay the arrears duo from them within
sixty days or that legal proceeding will be instituted 10
enforce collection,
n copy from the minutes.
f. g. MORRISON Cfk. 7. T.
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GtRsAEes Drawers, Isalf-HEOsc, &C.
> Open this morning, the foow Il variety Of Draw
rrs. Shi >. &r:
SOD, John NJ Davis & Jones pat Shirts warranted
10 fit better than my shirt nude,
Silk shirts all prices and sizes,
. Drawers, some very heavy.
Lambs wool Drawers, very fine article,
Hruyy cotton do article,
Agcocral assortment of Mrrino, Cashmere and Lambs
wool shirts, very superior
Also the best stock oi silk AIrrino mud Cotton half
Hose brought the city, together with magnii
crnt stock Of Black md fancy silk Seurfs, Hdkref
Gloves &c. All Of tine above Goods will be- offered
very low prices. Don +. C.PETERS.
Rem COPY. ort li.tsif
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IoUsE-KEEpER wANTED.-Tnl

L sub~rfber wishes 10 engaee. without deny, the
services uf lady. of experience in housekeeping, Ia
assist him ia the mng efrnt Of hi Hotel IN this plaee.
T. qualified for sueh business, bcul viii be
paid. Apply SOON. CHAS l. DIBRELL
-. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ENTERP7RESE-I

~ ENTERPRgHSE-Pe no stronger
- evidence can be adduced of the intrinsic value
aud unrivallcd usefulness Of AYERS CHERRY PIeroRAL
than the fact that in orderto supply the demand the
Proprietor has been compelled to build an immense
block, occupying lurge part of squire of our
principal thoroughrs five stories Of which be
curiad by his abo-oory forthe preparation Of the Cher
~ Pectura alone. A, lhis article has won It's way
the public favor solely by It's success in curing disease
this fact is some comment its virtue. LocsH Ador
dec Lin
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- FOR kgENr-Two or throc deair- 1',..s-
LII able Family residences the hill will 4lil
good gnrdens. &c Also, that desirable Boarding
lablishmcnt, Kye'4 corner Main street, contain
ing fourteen rooms, Sc lutc in the occupancy of Mrs.
Blanks. Possession given Immediately
lsc for sale, House und Lot the bill, suitable
fer a small family, aud another On Lynch street.
nov 2i.dlm CIIAS w CHRISTIAN, Agent.
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1 OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE AGENT

4 OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE AGENT
u Of james Nj Van Hoose. of Land situated ON
Suck Greek, in the county Of Campbel about 10 miles
GOO md 700 ACRES. This Farm i sitrated in tho
finest Tobacco region Of the State The cleared Laid
PIT odnees well Wheat. Corn, Oats and Tohacco and 10
easily susceptible If high Of Improvement.
large portion Of il in wood aud finely tmbered and
when cleared produces Tobacco Of the finest qnality-
better opportunity is seldom offered for an adyanta.
gcous investment Application maybe made eithe- To
james NJ Cobba Iynchburg To John ID Alexander the
undersigned at Campbell Court House.
nov 18.ts EDWIN PAGE.
The Charlottesville Advocate and Richmond Exami-
ner copy Ia and forward their this Office.
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Agreeable 10 the above resolution, stntement Of NIL
haianrcs due on stock, with interest will be made md
will be expected thai u the Stockholders IN
viii call and settle the at this office.
nov l7-d2m JNO. Il. HUGHES. CIR
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&uSA REWARD-Ab.eondcdf from fnrm

(b1 SA REWARD--Ab>conded from farm
I'D Il eDVF near Amherst Court House, Va. about
the 10Th of October lust, THREE SLAVES, the
property of the Of John Penn decd lae of TINT
county That is shy CHARLES, bright muatto
man. with hnr entirely straight and about 80 years of
nge,-his wife BETSY, black woman, between forty
und fifty years OF ngc-the;r son, WILLIAM about 10
on % years of oge 1t is supposed that they have,
attempting get the State Of Ohio it is be-
ieved TINT they left the plantation nbout the time re-
moving pnrty Of mnnunitled suves going that State,
lc the county II IL supposed Ihnt they openly
companed hnt party but by lurking in the renr secured
their escnpc. will give the at reward for the up
prehenson md deveryto me- at my residence, in tho
said county Of Amherst or if less han tho whole
Der be drliyercdthen will pay $50 for zach delv
cred. HENRY LOVING, Adm'r de bonis non.
with the will annexed of John Penn, deed.
nov - cdm
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: IL sUNEON Transportation Line

UNION Transportation Line
Asrz1sA 10 PHls5arg and HE IVcS-Tho under.
signed would respectfully inform their friends aud Gus.
TONER'S that the Pcnnsyva Cunnl will open on 18th
March, whichtimr will be repaired II forward my
amount of Hrchdaaiae tn all points the Western wa
lers with dispatch at tine very lowest rites.
Rate on Tobacco Pittsburg, coo per 100 lbs from
1t Moy.-Tmc 3 days.
No Commission charged for forwarding ut Baltimore
or Philadclplda. O, II. KOONS,
March dts Agent Union Line. Baltimore
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/ AND FOR SALE.--BEING ANXIOUS
- temove the State of Texas, offer for sale my
Lands lying in Tho County of Amherst. The Tract
which | reside, contains 40 Acres, p miles
from the city Of Lynchburg Immediately the road
Amherst CT Ho-300 acres of which Is cleared and in
hight e cultivation well adapted the growth of
Corn Wheat, Oats &c. The remainder 100 well
co. timbcrcd-t has on il good DWELLING m
-.4.- II OUSE with Rooms. and all necessary Out M;a
Houses, n ncver.hiling Spring with Hydraulic Ram
which forces the the door of the House, Gar
den aud Kitchen.
hive also another TRACT situated mile from
the home Tract, containing 800 Acres, which ] am
DESTROYS sell This Tract is in high Of cultiva
the nboyc onds Unnecessary those wishing to pur
rhuse will first view ior Themselves Address
N. b. MAGRUDER,
(scpt y 2tw3m) Lgnchbwg, w.
TYR Wing and Pet Int. cory. forward act. to this
Office.
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CHEAP SHOES, HATS, Gu


nECAaNSON COLLEGE. -1he Fall sra.
IL of This ancient aud iuyorile institution vii
commence Wednesday, the l1th Of September
Puncuaiy natcndnnec iste lured, nike by the inter
ests of the students and of the College
Board in good families may be had ut prices ranging
rom s % to $500 per week. (Smdcns preerrng 10
board themselves, reduce this expense low 62b
cents per weel) The annual charges including tut.
tom board and all incidrr MS for rooment, washing
diel, and lights, y between sll5 90 and $4,000.
Carlisle, Sc, Is G. COLLINS. President.