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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-08
GROCERIES, &C.
TVINsLEY, TAYLOR 4 Co., com

Il MISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS are now receiving md offer for sale, or
in exchange FOR Country Produce, the largest and
best assorted stock of Groceries and Dry Goods it
has ever been their pleasure offer for sale,
prising, in part, the following articles:
100 Sides sole Leather
IT'S bags Rio. Laguyra and Java Coffee
&c hhds N Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar,
some very fnc
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
Is tons country and rolled Irons
1000 lbs Strap and band iron
1000 lbs Blistered, shear and cast-s,eel
10000 feet Safety fSse
200 sacks Salt
225 bbls Whiskey, some very fine old Rye
% bbls French and Apple Brandy
90 hhds and bbls Molasses
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, LeaksviIle and Otter
Factory
25 packages Loaf, crushed and Pulverized
Sugar
20 cases stick and mass Liquorice,
with large and general assortment of brown and
bleached Domes'ics. Bed-Ticks Prints, Ginghams
Summer Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, &c, &C., oil
ofwhich will be sold the lowest rates for CASH.
or in exchange for PRODUCE.
March g9--ts
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700 REWARD

(ssDA REWARD.-RAN AWAY from
D%U the subscriber, on Tuesday the Both o!
March, his Negru Man HUGH. Hugh is about
five feet nine inches in height. and very well form
ed; rather light complexion and speaks, when adj
dressed, promptly and with confidence. 1t is be-
lievcd that he is lurking in the neighhorhood
Of the subscribers residence, near New London A
cademy. He will pay ten dollars for his apprehen-
sion and delivery if caught within the county of
Bedford, and twenty if caught out oft
ELISHA PETERS.
Anril 5-is Bedford county. Va.
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: $500 ----'--'--
MEDICINES.
oFrc.i, Druys Asp Medicime..

NJ The subscriber is now receiving his NJ
II Spring and Summer supply Of Mod. II
eincs, Pants, OILS, Drugs, Dye-St'.gs, Fancy Ar
tielcs, Surgical harumerts, Patent Medicines, &c.
&c, embracing almost every article in the Drug
gist and Apothccary line. Great care has been ta-
ken to procure every article OF the PHrea and eesl
quality. With regu lar additional supplies rcceiv-
ed almost every week, he is prepared to offer in
ducements to the public for their patronage,
JOHN II. SEAY DReeofsT.
ES- Prescriptions for Physicians and fainiiie.
win be attended to at all times, with neatness ane
as....a... A nril h-fs
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INsURANCE.


~ ANIL NVAK AMI IAhATOhD.
CONNECTICUT .-$500,000 CAPITAL,-This
Institution having the largest capital and that CAPT
ral secured under hesanction and approval of the
chief accounting officer Of the State presents advan
tages and security to the assured, unsurpassed by
those of anv company in the United States. Con
ductingits business on the joint stock and mutual
plan. il combines all the benefits and privileges Of
two distinct companies, with only the expenses Of
one.
The principle Of Life Insurance is based on sound
mathematical calculations, and admits of no varia-
ton. Ultimate security being the primary object
q be obtained this company will do business on
the lowest rates of premium that can be adopted,
and afford requisite security to the insured and per-
petuity to the Institution
Benefits ofLife msuraRce.-The great and spc
cal object of Life Insurance, is to the wife
and children against want and misery after the
death OF the husband and father; thought isprac-
ticay useful in greatvariety ofother cases
Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth, and a
good investment for capitalist" 1t is an institu-
tion,n says Chambers, contemplating unmiked
good to mankind
Have you debtor who you confdentIwill
pay you if his life is spared for few years. get
the amount of his debt insured his life, andl you
thereby secure your debt.
If you own property incumbered by mortgage
and Indebtedness such would involve your fam.
lily should you be unexpectedly removed, get the
amount of your Indebtedness insured your life
and you thereby relieve them Of this embarrass
ment and disencumber your estate.
Do you wish to provide given sum for a Chile
on attaining MAJORITY This can be accompli shco
by deyosite with this Company.
Terms and Conditions Of Iasurdnce.-The Com
pany will grant Insurance on lives upon the atua
principle, and also upon the ioint-stock plan att low
err rates. Persons may effect Insurance on hhei
own lives or upon the lives of others.
Policies will be granted in the usual form, playa
bic after death, or for term Of years, upon TIL
partys arriving the age Of 40, As. so, IS, OFT 81
at his option in either case free from the clail I'm
| of creditors.
The charter permits the granting ofinsuranccd
life in every FORM including the right of wife, chit
dren parent relations friend to insure the life
| another for their exclusive benefit.
| The assured on surrender of life policy atan,
time after three years, will receive its equitable
| ne in cash.
A. F. WHITTEMORE, JR. Lynchburg.
Agent for Virginia.
DR.. VIM. Otway Owen. examining Physician.
July l7-wts
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The Winds have swept the withered leaves
Soc, the Hepatria!
Its brown and messy buds
Greet the first breath offspring,
And to her shrine, it, clustered flowers,
The earliest offering bring
IN rocky cleft secure,
The gaudy colurnbine
Shoots forth ere wintry show'is have fed
A horal wreath to twinc.
And many bud lies hid
Beneath the foliage scar,
Waiting spring. warm and wooing breath
To deck the vernal year,
When 10. sweet April comes,
Tho wild bird hears her voice,
And through the grove on glancing wing
Carols, "rejoice! rejoicc!''
Forth from her earthly nest,
The timid wood-mouse steals,
And the bli,hc Squirrel on the bough &
Her genial influence feels.
The purple hue of life
Flushcs the tccming earth.
Above, asound beneath the feet,
Joy, beauty, spring to birth!
But on the distant verge
or the cerulean sky,
Old Winter stands with angry frown
And bids the syren fly.
He waves his banner dark,
Raises his icy hand.
And fierce storm of sleet and hail,
10 Obey hrs stern command.
She. fearcth not his wrath,
But hides her sunny face
Behind soft cloud's tieecy fold
For brief instant's space,
Then looketh ssily forth
With smiles of magic power
That changcth all his icy darts
To bright diamond shaver.
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l y their friends and the public generally, that
they have sold out their stock of old goods, and
now have the pleasure Of offering them large and
general assortmen, of Net and Fashionable STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, consist
ing of Ladies' and Gentlemens wear of the latest
styles, to which they invite call from all in want
of new and pretty goods. at the lowest prices.
march o1-ts f. & j. FRANKLIN.
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HE INSURANCE LYNCH
81 BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-A HOME INSTIrUTION.-Thi.
Company makes assurances against loss or dana &c
by Fire, on Dwelling Houses Stores, Tobacco Fac.
tories and other Buildings: on Furniture, Goods
Wares and Merchandise generally, in town and
country, on the most favorable terms.
Also makes assurances the lives of all persons
enjoying good health and of sound constitutions,
(exceptsuchas engaged in work on Rail Roads,
Canals, and other extraordinary employment,) for
the whole duration of life. or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, mot on
Rail Roads. Canals, other extra public work,
will be insured ON reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
D. T. G. PETERS, Vice Pres't.
S. DIUGUID. Chief Engineer.
H. 0. ScHooLrrELD, s. G. HURr,
THos. O. AGREE. Jas. NJ. CoBBs.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Sec'y.
DR.. p. II. Gilmer, Mediccl
DR.. VIM. Otway Owen, Examiners.
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Lynch6urg. April 1m. 1889. .
THO THE PURLlC.-J. IT.. MOON

SON unTfS T. Ann q ~, A. n yv,r,o
r.,urn;rs H. ,,aaL. - ~. go. ~ En- IN
Ear M yery j;harai ,,a,..aa :,
H.. n.s, yc,r .,,g ~ ~ ~ n'n' .ur
~ nrerared ma da,ar,;l ~ a' ~ = Is iui-
M II mines. i. s,,.r NJ ~" ~, ~ ms
.aart of bis shall be ,an,;u -, mat III, 70
,,,.;c.. are very rcnson.h,a " P'.A'o ~ ms
M would aiso sratc IN, q. .,rr,,,
PAINT, he consider. n summarize 80 .au 80
~, ,hc vary hat .ood now IN No., fE..,.u
excep,ed5, He Il nrennred bowsyos u .e.a ~
tho inc ar Iead pa;n, r. 49,. ~ H. sss e'..'er
quantcd with the Enc he refer. them to tho ' enTa
4 A 81 n $500 $500 :" '''o s"'u
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=, HOT AVA FURNACE, COOK,

80 ING RANGE AND STOVE WARE
SsE HoUSE.-1Ae undersigned take. W
method Of nformnga the public, shat, Il has on
hand and is constantly rect,ing from the pripcj-
pal northern Manufactures, Furnaces, Ranges.
Stoves Nc, of the latest and most desirable atycs
Among his assortment can he found Chilsun's Pa
tent Hot Air Ven,ilating Furnac-s for warming
and ventilating Churches, Public Buildings Facio-
ries, and Dwellings. Also COOKING RANGES.
the most complete and economical arrangement for
cooking. in Having had long experience in
the use and operation Of Furnaces and Ranges, aud
by giving his personal attention To the setting and
lifting of them up he il confident hng trial is suf-
hcient 10 satisfy any OF their superiority overA-
ny otherarrangement for heating and cooking pur-
poses.
On hand, n full assortment of Stoves, Coal
Crates. Registers, Pipe, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
Hollow Ware, &c.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Critters put on
in a superior manner. Also, full supply Of Tin.
Brit,ania and Jappanned Wares, at Whoiesaie
and Retail. His facilitie. for manufacturing Tin
Ware such, that he feels assure d that he Gun
make it for the interest Of Merchants abroad, and
all others in want, call at the Ner Store M torn
Eat SHE. Main Sired. and examine. his stock boz
fore purchasing. Ill.
He would also tender his thanks the people Of
Lynehburg and its vicinity for the very liberal put
ronngc extended to him during his short residence
here and hopes by strict attention his business
to merit continuance of the same. .f...'i ..ts,l
Mar l5--ls C. s. BLISS
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JOSEPH HOOTH, LATE OF RICH


- MOND, UPHOLSTERER and PAPER
HANGER.-Wo uld respectfully inform the Cit.
Gems Of Lynchburs and surrounding country, that
he has come among them. to conduct in this place,
the above businesssin all its various branches. And
for that purpose, has taken store on Main street.
a few doors above the Franklin Hotel building.
where he is now opening and intends to keep con-
stantly on hand assortment of French and Amer
lean PAPER HANGINGS, with borders to
match, which he Will furnish and put up on very
reasonable terms, either in town or country He
also has on hand a general assortment of Uphol-
steering Goods such as lIiaio'r Curtains. Coraic-
IS, Curtains. Bands, Iransparencies, &c, all of
which he will work up very accommodating
terms.
He would also state, TINT he is preparedto raar-
uiacture to order, of the best materials Feather
Beds, Csriea Hair, Sp, ing and Shuct Mattresses.
not to be surpassed for beauty, comfort and dura-
bility.
n B.-All Upholstered work repaired upon ren-
snnahie terms. march I5-Im
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n EE 4 JOHNSON, CONFUSION

INn EopITapnINr? nFprHaNTS
~ olsr,-n:lis -n a-. -. =
80 'ae 90 rsa,''y t1' y ''
-As az In H. % co,,a
so :. ia ua aia nr;,ns Ga Law, and No.
sha 4 otfae - ~
N % c.. D.. A. "a ,o.,, .,,no,.;or
49,.
oohhJN0 p;,Js. cra;x S,r.rs
Az n,cLayss ref;r,i Snr,rs losf Crushed
nowdered an. g,nm,lated.
an bbIs St,o,t'. A ry7r;6cd
10 Md. GOOD Cub, Mons,es.
10 bbls nov cron N q 40, prine
ana Lags Nail. ,ssor,ad fra N q m 60dv
40 .. S,;kes from 10 6 INCHES.
10 Horse Shoes. from NoIto4.
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Passengers for Stasnton, by this route leave
Richmond, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ut 6
p NJ, arrive in Scottsville next day at -. and in
Staunton at 9 p Nj.
Passengers for Cumberland c. H and Farmville
leave the evenings. and reach Cumberland
c. II, at u next A NJ, and Farmville by liz p
NJ.
Packages extrn baggage to be sent by boats Oh
stages, must go at the risk of the owners, or VIC
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND 81 DAVENPORT.
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NEW CONCERN.-The subscribers have
In this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of YOUNGER & SMITH, for the
purpose of conducting general Grocery, Commits
sim and Forwarding Business, at the old stand Of
Johnson Younger & Smith, Bank Square, and So
licit continuance of the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the old concern.
Measure our friends, that facilities are such
as to enable US to compete with any house in this
market. In addition to our Stock Of Groceries Sta
pie Dry Goods, &c. will at all times keep on
hand large and splendid assortment of find Lii
quorel such as French Brandy. Wines, Gin, &c
Besides large Stock of Dome.tic Liquors-all OF
which, will sell low for Cash, in Barter for
Country Produce, or to punctual customers on the
usual time. ~
Persons visiting this market, will please call and
examine Stock before making their purchaser.
YOUNGER & SMITH.
SAMUEL w. YOUNGER,
JOHN THos. SMITH.
Jan Its
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s. DHUGUID 4 SONS.


Il the exclusive right Of retailing Fisk's Metallic
Bura Cases, take this method ofinforning the peo-
pie Of Lynchburg uni the surrounding country. that
they haze now in their on Main Street,
lot Of the above Gases Of different sizes 1t would
be difficult task give adequate impression Of
these Gases without personal inspection: they
perfectly air tight and ihdcrtrpetble, and for pro-
tectng and preserving the Dead Tor ordinary inter-
ments for vaults, for transportation superior
to anything Of the kind before invented. Those
fortunate enough 10 need the abovc Cases cnn be
supplied by D1uGrlD Il SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly at
tended to. SD. e. SONS.
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9 aeza{:.:ssi 25EnnSsy a
ss;:fsAz&-,.z.sz1 A-.---Sss--sss.
CANAL OPEN FROM LYNCH
~ BURG TO BUCHANAN.

Th'oueA 10 Lynchbuyg IN 81 hons-FARE 50 so
ThroagA 10 Leringtonin Trio Days-FARE 90
Through 10 Buchanan IN 1'go Days-FAEE 90
Our Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynch
burg daily. as usual at p. M Sundays excepted
and arrive there in "a hours.
Passengers by Mondays, Thursdays and Satur-
days Boats connect in Lynchburg with the boats
for Buchanan, and arrive at p. NJ, and with the
Stage Line at North River and arrive in Lexington
at p. NJ.
The traveller can with economy and com
fort survey the most beautiful scenery in the Noun
tains of Virginia. The view at Balcony Falls
where the James River passes through the Blue
Ridge, is in itselfa sufficient nducement for pas
sengers to take this line and the whole route IL
bove Lynchburg, at any bend of the James, pre-
SCENTS combination of River and Mountain Scene
ry unsurpassed in any country.
The distance from the North River to the Natu
raj Bridge is only miles.
Returaing-Lcave Buchanan at A. NJ, and
Lexington at A. NJ. Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at P. NJ.
Below see card between Richmond and Lynch
burg. for fare and hours Of arrival.
Leare Rschmond DAILY, except Sunday, al p. NJ
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: .-sTA UNION Transpor,ation

<7z7razs=--z LINE to PMs5arg and The Vest
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers, that the Pennsy vania Canal
will open on 18th March, ut which time we will be
prepared to forward any amount of Merehandssc to
all points on the Western waters with dispatch, at
the very lowest rates.
No Commission charged for forwardinga at Baiti-
more or Philadelphia. @. III. KOONS,
Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
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Baltimore, PMilad'a and N. York.
WIN. KNABE, HENRY GAEHLE, EDw. BELTS
-alf=-~ FIRST Premium Grand
AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES.
y u u U Knane, Gaeh}e IL Co..


Manufacturers, Nos 4, s, and 9 Eutar Street OPP
postie Eatd~ Horse, would respectfully invite pub
lie attention. (and particularly those in want of
Superior PIANO FORT E at moderate price,) to
the extensive assortment constantly sale their
Ware-rooms. Our establishment is now the most
extensive South, numbering over one hundred
workmen, with well selected stock of seasoned
materials. from which, we are manufacturing PA
NO FORTES. combining the most valuable i'm
proveInents known.
Our Iron frame Piano Fortes, for which we have
received First Premiums for three successive
years. (tron the Maryland Institute over those of
Northern make. are particularly worthy of ntten-
'lnn, being arranged to secure great addition
al strength without affecting the tone for which our
instruments have been SO highly recommended bv
the best Professors and Amateurs, throughout the
country.
A guarantee for FIVE years will be given, with
each Instrument sold by u.s. of our make, with pri-
vileee OF exchange, atany time within six months
from day of sale, if not perfectly satisfactory.
Carhart & Needham's Patent MELODEONS.
constantly on hand, Gan article we can recon-
mend.
Pianos received in exchange
Tuning attended to. march oe-9t
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MOORE a GALLACUIER. co,n,

ITI Broad and Rilge Road Philadelphia, Manu-
features ofIron Ratings for fencing enclosures for
Cemetry lots, Balconies, Verandahs and all kinds
of Ornamental Iron Work. Work warranted and
executed with dispatch.
Ey- JOHN LONG Agent for the above houses.
will shew the designs to any who may call on him.
an'lrrrciye their orders. Sept i9--1y
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n K. sTARLER 4 co. DRUG.

NJ GlSIS-hayeoh hand -s.t .lrs.ItA
IL r. C. Jones' q. Co.'S White ZINC Prints,
. - Broua %
They are superior in all respects to Points in
common use, more brilliant, more durable and cheap
er. The Bronais greatly used as FneproQf Paint,
on Metal and Single roofs, on Fences Boats, &c.
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral for cocghs aad colds,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry . 4"
Jayne's Expeotorant ''
Codver Oil for Dyspepsia, Debility, Sc,
Yeast Powders, NaaAr 4n.taf Ff
French Window Glass of all sizes, An rs
Looking Glass Plate s.
Phosphate Of Lime for diseased Lungs,
Best G hewing Tobacco, &c., sc.
Jan l9-ts ptf b. e..fFte 4t
Lv q IL DYSPEPTICS.-o E G
IL CORN STARCH. prepared expressly for
food. This article affords pleasant and nourish-
ing diet for Invalids, and may be used for pud-
dings cakes, custards. &c. For sale by
April5-ts JOHN III SEAY Druggist.
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DISSERTATIONS, &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II ship heretofore existing under the riyle and
firm of Mosby & Holcombe. is this day dissolved;
WIN. H. Mosby having bought the entire interest
of ~. R. Holcombe. All debts due to said firm,
must be paid to VIM. ii. Mosby ard all liabilities
viii be settled by him.
4 s WM. ii. MOSBY,
s7s ~ a-a ~ j. ROYALI. HOLCOMBE.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
Rail Road. TO OWNERS

OF SLAVES.-No Slave will be permitted to ride
on the Raroad cars, without special acri1ea per-
mission from his or her owner the agent or guar
dian OF the owner, unless accompanied by the own
ncr or person otherwise entitled to their service
Such permit must be given in duplicate, one of
which will be retnined by the Conductor of the
Train. CHAS. F. NJ GARNETT
march lS--ts Chief Engineer
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l. in sets of So ps very fine,
81 " -"
Bone - 80 81 %
Cocoa and Stag Table Cutlery.
case just to hand Of orr esn importation, for
| snle cheap. Call and examine.
Nov l3-ts GREGORY & ROYALL.
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RAILROAD AND CANAL.
OFFICE OF THE Va. Tenn. R. X. Co.,

OFFICE OF THE Va. & Tenn. R. X. Co.,
Lynchburg, March 9th, 1852.
E5ss:5ssEss1 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
.,ze-HE ofthis Company have ordered u re.
QUESTION of five dollars per share upon all the
stock which has been subscribed, payable on the
18th day ofApril next, being the 2lst upon the old
and 18th upon the new subscrbers-and further
requisiton of five dollars per share payable on the
LIST of May next, being the 22nd upon the old sub
scribers, and the 4th upon the new.
Delinquents viii be required pay interest in all
cases. F. g. MORRISON Treasurer.
March S-t1 Nv
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FAMILY FLOUR.-3l bbss. A. P.
Il Prices "Ertra'' Family Flour, just received
on consignment, and for sale by
Feb SITS NORMAN & MARTIN.
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n B.-Al Upholstered work repaired upon reu-
snnahle terms. march I5-Im
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Mar l1-to0apl of d. Oglesbv. decd.
e COME AT LAsT.-CHARLEs

r. COME AT EAST.-CHARLES
"a A. EvARD, WATCH MAKER & JEwELER
ex6 Lyactbsrg, Va, would respectfully call
the attention of the citizens of Lvnchburg and the
surrounding country, TO his fine and splendid as
sortnent of Marches Jewelry and Silver ware, Just
received from the North, of the latest STYLES and
patterns, selected by himself with great care to
suit this market. From his Icing experience in the
Watch and Jewelry business, he fatters himself
that he please the most fastidious As for
his workmanship. he leaves it to those that lie has
done work for to judge. All be asks is trial, ard
if YOU are not perfectly satisfied, and if his goods
are not exactly what he recommends them to be.
he binds himself to redouble the money and no
charge for the goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for any
thing in my line. c. A. EVARD,
March SITS doors above Exchange corner.
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GEO. Fl. KEYsER, N. 1
His wounds are Healed.

John Shirley. Poseyville Indiana, Dec. 30, 1851,
says: The Mustang Liniment has performed
great cure for me. On last Saturday week, ], by
entering through my thumb and fore finger passing
through the thick part of my hand and coming OUT
on my wrist between the Two large lenders i'm
mediately applied the Mustang Liniment, and con
tinued its On Saturday next after that it
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4 IFE INSURANCE LYNCH

Dr. VIM. Otway Owen. examining Physician.
July 17-wts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO DE CONTINUED.
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Horses ana other Animals.

There is nothing that can be compared to the
Mustang Liniment, in its speedy and permanent
Of strains bruises, cuts gals, cbafes scrntch
es, sweeny pole evil, G-tula big head, SPAWN. ring
bone, wind gall, cracked heel. any other wound
stiffness, or unnatural enlargement Of bone mus
Gle. A livery stable keeper of this city had a
match horse that he priced very highly, that had n
large ring-bone on both legs The horse was COM
petely cured, and his limbs lefi perfectly smooth
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DlsaLADELPIETA MARRLEanc

4 IRON WORK. RUTHERSG- son
800 Morlet Street. Phaadeiphia, furnish all
kinds OF Marble and Red Stone Work, consisting
OF Marble Mantles, Monuments, Fonts, Head
Stones, Flooring Tyle and all kinds of Front work,
&c- Orders promptly executed and work warrant
ed against breakage transportation.