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Frazer's Pills.

AS an Aati-Bilious or purgative Pill "
arc unsurpassed, being gentle in their ope-
ton, and leaving the stomach in free healy
condition. Persons who are suffering froIpi-
digestion and arrangement oftlic stomach IN
be- speedily and permanently cured by there
of Prazer's Headache Pills. ...
Read the following, being ono of thousals
Of certificates now in our possession:
WASHINGTON COUNTY, March 3, 1885,
Afessrs. C. T. & ". E. Fraser, jr.-Geic.
men: This is to certify that some time sir ]
was attacked with severe and violent 3D.
ache from which suffered for more th
week, in the mean time taking different DDS
Of pills, until was completely exhaust in
strength. Having heard Of your cclebted
nils / started for Cookstown, TO purclln a
box, very much against the wishes oimy fInds
who ad yised mo 10 go to bed and have psi.
clan sent for. When reached your slorehad
such acute pain in my temples was fdiy
able to stand. After getting box OF ~, |
immediately took four of them, and inlree
hours alter was entirely relieved. ctin-
ucd using them until had taken the iolo
boz; and now feel permanently cured. PIN
ccrely believe had not taken the pills Iuld
have had violent attack offcrcr. rpm-
mend Frazer's pills among all others, the
rery best pills III the Worid!'
ASA S. HAVE.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and ,tail
by CT. W. Z. FRAZERr.
Druggists and Chemists, CookstoS Pa.
and sold by i. W. TOWER l. 9
June 4, 1859. MOrganion Ia.
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us,osrows, January "a, 1858.

UNi0NTOWN, JauuHr! II, Ioo''
We take great pleasure, from long and in
innate acquaintance with DR. II n Mackey, in
recommending him TO the favorable notice o
the community. DR.. Mcekey is gentleman
fine literary requirements, good moral char
ae,cr and UNREASONABLE integrity, and as
Physician is worthy Of the mos! favorable con-
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Clothing! Clothing!

WE have just received by Rice y
brothers, Durbn's fast lines, from PhiIndeI-
mia and Baltimore, the largest stock OF ready
made Clothing for men and boys that was ever
in this market. an,
We have also purchased out Messrs. CARR,
SMITH & CO.'S ready mady clothing, and
would respectfully say to their customers,
when they are done purchasing OF them their
other Goods, please call on US for their Ready
made Clothing.
M We have also in our employ Mr.. ?. II.
MITCHELL, to make up clothing to order
We are therefore prepared to accommodate
every body.
70 the Ladies'!
We have nice assortment Of Goods for the
Ladies.
Mems, JVomen's and C6ildren's Bo0ts
and Shoes,
Mems and Women's Hats l. Bonness,
Quccnsware, Hardware,
Groceries, Salt, &c.
Plows and Plow Points, a large stock.
Stores. Crates, Hollog-ware, d..
As We intend to sell as lo~ns any one else,
and perhaps little lower, don't forget to call
with your cash and approved trade.
LAZIER & FLEMING.
ApriI 0. 1858.
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~ Being somcwhatorn stranger the follow
Ing references are giyen:-

UsioxTowS, January IL, 1858.
Da. H. N. MISUNDERSTANDING been student
Of medicine in my Office, and subsequent!
attended the Medical Lectures in Philadelphis,
consider him competent to discharge the du.
ties Of Medical Attendant upon the sick; and
hereby commend him to the patronage ofper-
sons afflicted and DESTROYS Of the services OF
Physici.n. SMITH FULLER, ". D.
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Friday, Junc l7fh

KN7E will receive at l2 o,elg pre-
wv cisely, some beautiful, p'ted,
silk fringed Mantilhs, Linen stre.,
Mourning Lawns at ftp Gent'seauti-
full Spring Stocks, Crava,s, fanGCassi::
neres, together with a large vety OF
Notions. 10 which we invite the IGNITION
Of buyers. CARR, SMITH Gu.
iune lift
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Reinslated on The Old Corner, but in
The New Building,
GEO. M. HAGANS Il CO.,


HAVE Just received from the Eastern slu YES,
an unusually LARGE and WELL SELkClAD
stock of desirable
Spriag S Summer Gesas,
which they are now opening at their old s'1ho
on III. coasrp Of Main and Walnut streets,
where they will be happy to sec their Sia 1t,
friends. and feel determined to offer 'ooH' AZ
such extremely lou prices, as to greatly IN,
crease the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. We have II III our p"'Sc
fec, the on. srca, aud important object OF SELL
np Goods al the lOu@t rates in Ibis mdrkd.
liz We arc fully satisfied that business con,
Quoted on the principle of short CREDITS ana
small profits, always results the more success nI
fully, and ~ most desirable I" at palnc; ,%S
NC hereby give positive notice that ms " luz
p'"' GEO. M.IlAGANs & co.
Morg,ntown, April IS, 1853.
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Renovation the old Stand and fIeA
Stok Of Goods al the Newt
Ms. JANE BEAR,
/ MANTIjA.MAKTNG.

MANTUA-MAkTNG.
Al, erc,ofore all orders in this line sill St
auchtd to with promp.itudc, and csseu;ed Is
the IS: style. Having received the latest
fashiis for Ladies' Dresses, she IL prepared "
accotnodste all tastes.
EB0NNETs bleached and n.mass Al
sho notice.
.8rsau,own, April, 81, 1853.
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Short Profits Gse@
CHICK RETURNS!

X ooDs are Selling of at NO. 2, eatssr Z
ST liith and Walnut Streets, atrefy rsdres~
p;ices. 10 close out the old stock, and TO MAKE
room for new goods. One of our firm Is co"
in tbs Ens, making our Summe. purchait,.
which will bc here about tho first of June ;.hs
10 make room for the new goods We arc d.,s',
mined to sell our present stock of Goods a.
New York pHccs.
Eaymoaa j. Pie&espsasA'
way I, 1873.
\. B. IA White Girl wanted, 70 da.
bou,cwork !, a small family. Wages ono do's
lar p,r wect. Enquire of lldynent 4 Pisssss
papgh. On tina, can stsy for 6 or u months
would DO rcferrnd.
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Hats! Hats J.!
Removal to Commercial Buildings

Removal 10 COMMERCIAL DullulhS"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect
fully TO inform their old friends aud Gus.
toners thai they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Square to Hagan's
new building, High street, where they are
epared with large stock OF
Hats, of every variety, style md
Price,
10 accommodate all who are halless, or
fear Of becoming so, with any kind, style
or priced HAT they may desire.
HATS Of any description made TO
order OIL the shortest notice. A
Thankful for pas, patronage, we'hope,
he strrcl attention TO our business to re-
ceiye continuance Of the same.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morganlown, April %, 1855
VIRGLNIA-At Rules held in the
clo,k,s Office of the County Court of Preston
on the first Monday in July, 1858;
John p. Byrnc, Assignee
ofIIiram Pulliain, IN DEBT:
rs.
Ephnim shuck. J
Tho object of this suitis to recover from tho
Defendant debt Of Si3s 75duc to the Plain
tit by single bill:
AND II appearing that the said Defendant Is
mi resident Of the state of Virginia, he is
,herefore hereby required to appear hero with
u. 80 r,nn,b niter due publication Of this or.
Ier. and do WHAT'S necessary to protect his
interests in said suit. A copy teste:
'"'s's''' = SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
WIN. C. Brown 6 Co., PlR's. Atty's
July 70, 1858. 2Vo--oI
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nCefktion.
". 4. West,
Dennis Sutton.
John G. Hert'g,
Willianl Snyder,
4. s. Fuller. esq.
DR.. R. N. Walker
Enos Vest.
Z. Y. Beggs,
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HALF A MILLION COPIES
'AUTIoN TO THE PUlC
he NOT pEFnAUDEI

Eur M bonk unless "Dr. A. NJ. Ha. u
Liberty Street N. T." IA on tho titlc M. Az ~
entry Ia the Clerks 0tcc on the bab nro, III
pagc; and buy only of respectable IL 4 N
dealers, or send by mall, and addreur ,.,,,,i,''
NanrlceAu, ~ there hre spurious a w.
lnfhngemens Of copyright
LET EVERY WIFE AM s"""D
PONDER!
No excnse for Ignorance, VI near and
IL Misery to those We fIrnornnes
dear. and when TO disps
IL within our reach. y, IL. ,.,,,.
To enable every one to dcpy, and ,bs, 10
jasnslJt. nectssity Of possessirymed upon he
wife, nf mother need rrrnainS are destined i0I
many canscs which, sooner a, unlcss guarded
make fearful raragcs upon b nnl uiiec,ionan
against md that no conslrisclf with neclsk
husband have cause to uphipblet Of tlllrty.sE
Of tue welfare Of bis ie-and ladoo QfCd.
pages, containing JaH 7faan lhe book, wlli b.
t''its, together with estrld w Unlsd s1M
by addressing, postpaid sptln.s,, ,tls DIT.
When Neutrality-suspicious..
pablo tSolE Ia, Tho t,ntEp.
sy- On rseIp, ON tRRIEp woyASs
PRIVATE NiEDfCA, Fitted States Xii IcL
Cd yhrt) % my pad dd.esscd TO Of a. II.
MAGRICE6t, Do s. Fl, New Yory
ing Office. No. 100 H., MarlIns,urr: 70.
For sale 6y--Ri HNefrs Co., Row Mst.
Chambers, StaNyi renton; J.R. Hauld.
kct; J. II. Ste: erling & Co lIurrIsna-
way, NorforkhSIing; GainS & Riches.
burg; .. Fis' Y@er & Co, torgun;UNa,
va. f. ----.-.---.-.-...
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DR.. John Patrick,
jacob Haldrman,
DR.. James Fuller,
r. 7. Gallo.rah esq.
p. 4. Johns. Reg.
r. p. Fltnniksn, esq.
James I'eeeh, s,q.
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IN AFTER YEARS,

And 10 her husband the constant toll and anrit,y Of nt
n,cst,aily devolTng upon him from sickness Of ths.w
without giving him The opportunity Of acquiring that
peteuee which his srerous snllsd, and the Posse.
zion Of which would ssents The harpisess Of hinAs&
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n Immense Coal Yield in Market.

INlE uhH. nd bns leH4- lot Aaeru stHf. { al
u del oH NV rive Montgomery County. wliin
-N e4 se,.a miles n The Dept of lie Virginia aud
/ r 'he.t'' IT, rai9 ~ ~ Risfr
Sueh,s tia 'uHl, quantity ana superiurii, 81 ihi
Coal, That TIM 1. 81 'uo j. induced. from it, gtsni
value ahd ultimate htabrurs, invite
"hrd II iui In pa at lra=afiug additional al n
is nnnagcmesi liz vii dispasr of Ia. interest atu-
fttet, o. nia LII ~ angciaenis may hr areepla.
hlo aaty wi,p mnN be tpengnge in tho en-
ivprize Ills LEASE fifteen ,tpis with tn uudisln
mh right way nyct the lauls 1891 Timber ke.
Aud the privilege secured after ihe fifteen srats ~
Iirr al ,rao,bs all tie Cot which may lie rit-rl "a,
fhnt tinr
The proximity ofthi1 magnificent mine Of wealth Ia
a frsat impriv 1T the Statr md being cxney
the line 4 Tho branch Rail-knn down New Riear
tIr considerations which must mike II OF grtut value ut
ho distant lay
The tihcrel policy which the Virginia aud Tpnpessec
RuIl-Rund Company pnrsuing-by running out arm.
ar The development ol the gent mineral resources OF
the South VESTS anuthcr consideration which VIII en-.
hnnce the value If the conl.cds. dese bring IN
the natkct
Al communications the subject viii receive prompt
aucnlion oad every facility IN making tsona uhser,a.
liun-. afforded T., the subserhcf.
have Npfnuted lno. Il. Lee. Esq. of l. nchhufr,
my agent t8fec,lve communications, and enter into
e"nfens teneerning future operation ~ this enterprise
Either MI Lre oimyscf will respond promptly 10 all
comm unicatians
Nj, address i, Black sburg Montgomery County, Vn
oci 2S-dStamif ISRAEL PRICE
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Grocery, Commission ~ Forwarding
MESS

Al n brnnehc5. Hnving m1de oNTens.-e nffnnRe.
menrs for SHIPPING & FORWARDING Goods mud
Produce To and from this place. he viii be found ready
all Times 10 accommodate those who may favor him
with theit pafronagr. His store will ut all times bo
found supplied with every nrcle suublo to the wants
ui his customers
Pc sons lnl awarding by this line wi end it much IL
their ndynnrage,ns lac will nj all mc' insure the great
dispatch, having Le Of Bateaaf from this point
running up the river nlso, direct line OF FfeiRh B0ats
between Buchanan Lynchburg aud Richmond all Of
which ura under the superintondaucc Of experienced
mud trust worthy managers, thereby rendering the
fest aud most expeditions line cehtrring this pl
The subscriber viii also purchase all kinds OF
Produce brought To his morke; giving Mt all times
The best market price either in cash or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,
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BREApsTUFFs IN THE STATES OF THE LoII-NE-
information has been received ut the State
Dqpartment from Charles Grache, Esq, acting
United States consul at Frankfort-on-th the Maine,
that. bv decree of the Zo- Nerein,the time for
the importation, free of duty, fgrain of all kinds
donr. meal and other products ofthe mill, into the
states of the Veroin has been extended TO the
.3th day of September, 1854. Hanover and Olden-
bnr, becoming part of the Zoll-Ncrein on the
st Of january, 1854, this degree will be applica-
he 10 those two States from that day.
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IN PREss-A HISTORY OF A SUIT /.

IN PKESS-A HISTORY OF SUI n
| EQUITY and of an Action at Common law ny o.
II. Sand4, Esq, Genseor AT Law
This work etnaiHces minute arcount of all the steps
- he taken in IA snit OF EQUITY and nm action at La'
Tram their commencement 10 their ternlnafon h'''
,hr mod of enforcing judgments or DEGREES l"ge'r
~" 'l h, ,,cr of ippeaI. writs Of error &c, &c
IF liIis answer. and ,'eerees IN Chaucery DE-
r" atom. and iuiGmcrt. Common Law and PICS
l.nn,4,rs and replications reaPpended; and ena-
er viii be devoted specially Ia the nraencc N the IN
Ter W. G, a NORRIS,
It" '''' Publisher 8. Bookseller,
Richmond, Va.
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LATEST NEWS BY TIE MAILS.
L.oss Of ftro Steamtrs.

s.xnrsKY, O.. Nov. 1.-THE steamer Loui-
ana. in going out Of the harbor this morning, with
d, q,rgo If flour and provisions, sprung leak and
.ank. There was no insurance on tie boat.
The steamer Arctic has been driven ashore ON
liver Island, Lake Michigan. She had ON
hard a cargo of logs and provisions for a canal
company. The boat and cargo, it was feared,
would be a total loss.
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WORRIES PUBLISHES

MORRIS PUBLISHES.
\ 90. oiaia Reports. Yols. 4, and &,
, Vols,
The ''' Yireor Csses by Bro kenbronsh and ho"e'
T,Ie. Dse.rcd Index of tn" yrsina Report, adrian
T"te. Drat of the Laws of Virginia "a ne" e''ton
lu'e : - = ndapfed 10 the new Code,)
r,,. uefican Form Book. q
LAT Ca,onearnpies on The Laws Of Vrginia-2
Vii; ".
Roffn-,u'~ foIms, rno,I4ts1
n hi SON, Prnct'rc. LH, .-
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J,oIjnn Opsra al piifsburr.

PrrrsBuRG. Nov. l6.-The first performance
Of the Italian Opera Troupe, under Signor Ardit,
took place here Tonight, before a brilliant and
crowded audience Madame de Nries rs Lucia, ="
achieved splendid triumph.
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Va HEsnrNG MACHINES and

I WHEAT FANS Tho attention oi the public is
respectfully invlcl our stock oi fhsinF Machines
aud " hent Fans. which SUBSTANTIALLY built, aud ol
Ilr approved patterns Persons IA need of sneh
implements would do Wellto give our stock m exnmi
nation feel satisfied that They Willie pleased bot
In price rrd workmapshp,
All I'm, lcment. warranted To perform we'll
~ II. IA DlUGUlD a BROTHER.
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IMPORTANT RuMoRs FROM EURoPE.-'The New
York Times mentions rumor that Louis Napo-
loon is convinced that IA war in Eastern Europe is
inevitable and that France will be called upon
m resist the eneroachments of the Gar. 1t is
also said he invited kossuth to II secret confer
cnee at Paris, for the purpose of ascertaining
definitely from him the extent of the military
force which he could bring into the field, in case
Hungary should have another opportunity of con
tenling for her independence, and that Kossuth
actually spent two or three days in Paris in close
consultation with the Emperor upon this subject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

\. YORK, Noy. ia rumor is very current
here to day that distinguished politician at
Troy, y, Y, has been detected in forging notes
Ne, to the amount of S40oOO
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ALL DIsEASEIS CURED BY PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD.

Suppose the stumaeh is affected. All the symptoms
show geeni prostitution of It's strength IL IA not capable
of digestng the food, hive wind IN stomach
sour beehi gs-burning pain scfapng sensations at
the pit Of tho stomach These symptoms remaining
tho gredes prosrnton Of the powers of the mind
well ns those of the body-nnd if speedily remov
ed, they will cansc other dangerous symptoms such
Pnrnlysisi ST. Vus Dance, Epilepsy, Rheumatism
more generally however, Cholera Morbua, Dysentery,
IL may be obstinute eosuYencss terminating in vo-
lent sickness of the stomach. and uurcquently in
inflammation Of the bowels
How important is 1t then, that these first symptoms
be removed and doses of Brandreths Pills
would generally effect this object but il should be re-
membered thntthey always applicable and should
eused until health is i they will surely
than ans other remedy, md when we have
henlth through them il is patr work-it is "A GNU
me cuRf-one that will not deceive.
For sue, wholesale and retal by ID. b. Payne, Lync-
burg; Va lap6-wts
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RreodstufS for Europe.

PmLAprrPnrA. Nov. 1s.-The packet ship
PHILADELPHIA sailed to day for Liverpool with the
f,liowinr cargo: 24,75i bus. corn; 1861 bus
wheat: 500 bbls meal, and 3,O59 do flour
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silver and Plated Ware,
IEHu WILLIAMS.
FIRST ARRIVAL.

\ = W T l. L G 0 0 d S
Ill subscriber has received from New York and
1 I ilndelphin, portion OF hia FALL GooDs amongst
which mny be- found elegant French work. handsome
SILKS aud other Dress Gonds. Also Gloves Hosiery
Re &e In grept variety. Plense call md examine tho
assortment.
scpsn GEO. NJ. RUCKER
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HUrCHE SONS Celebrated Oint-

pnenl FOR P1LES.-A PEI lecty sale, mild,
speedy and permanent for Piles ofeyery description
and no mattcr of how long standing
This remedy Is compounded, according to established
rules OF Pharmacy, of ingredients possessing geat heal
ing properties.
Physicians of the first standing have examined ard
used this Ointment in their practice with the utmost
cess, where all other remedies failed TO effect
The above remedy unsurpassed for the cure of Sore
Brenss of femalesthe violent and distressing
Of which have been almost Instantly relieved by it -
For Sore Throat White Sweings.u lc rs,Culs or Bruis
os Burns and Scads and for all kinds of local nfama
ton, it is of graat value.
We hive in possess large number OF certificates
from the reabe persons testfing to its wonder
full efficacy in the of the above diseases We give
the following:
SIAuEToS, May 5th 1893
Mr.. Hutcheson Dear Sir:I take pleasure in saying
that your Ointment has been used in my family and has
given entire satisfaction single application giving
immediate relief and fapplied it should be, | have
doubt would mpke permanens cures. | take great
pleasure in commencing il to the afflicted.
Yours respectfully
SAM'L WOODWARD.
In Offering the above Ointment the alictsd,t the pro-
pretors take the high ground that where has been usd
in strict accordance with directions sufficient length
of time and being lded with beneficial results
the money will be refunded upon application.
the above Ointment is put up in neat tin boxes with
directions and pamphlets accompanying each box
Price 50 ceLt- and 81 each.
Prepared by VIM. HUTCHINSON & CO., Amster.
dam, Botetourt county, Va. Sold by
JOHN Fl. SEAY, Druggist
ie23.w6m Lynchburg, Va
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correspondent of the Fredericksburg News,
aims writes from Rome:-''We went to Grawiord's
Stnlio. introduced ourselves, and were received
mo t cordially. He showed us his design for the
ri .hmond Monument. If carried out as he wish
es. il will be the noblest and most striking Mon
,,nent in the world. His statue of Patrick Hen
~. which is completed, and is one of the group of
|frlres for this Monument, is one of the best !
have ever seen, not only in position and design,
hut in the impression of face and posture"
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NEW GROCERY ~ COMMISSION

~ w GROCERY ~ COMMISSION
y HOUSE. have rented from A. y Rucker
his new flc-proof brick Warehouse ntey erected
the busin Immediately above Lncy q Ferry tof The pun
pose If doiugu
General Grocery ~ Commission,
RECEIVING .HND ron lFARDiNG BUSINESS,
Persons buying goods sell ngnin would do w,lI
call on rae before purchasing. IA shall sell very INV
a commission only being all the profit charged where
the cnsh good negotiable pnpcris given IN exchange.
\ good supply of GUANO, LIME < PLASTER.
Kept hnud which will he sold as my hou4n
in the city.
All goods consigned To my caro will be fofwnr,lrd
with nl possible dispatch, md particular acn ion pm
- the order of them.
Cousignmcdls Of produce and Merchandise solicited
ourges reasonable aud pniu- sfnrcl ronder sniis
faction. Account sales rendered mair.
WM A. MILLER, an tie Basin
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PROGRESS AND IMPROVEMENT OF IRELAND
The London correspondent of the Philadelphia
American says 'The first meeting of the Irish
Beet Root Sugar company was held afew days
ago most satisfactory report was read from
the directors and unanimously adopted. The
works, it appears, are all erected and operations
have commenced. The sugar produced is pro-
bounced to be extremely good, and the prices OBJ
tanned in London, Dublin and Belfast,prove, be-
yond question, that sugar obtained from beet can
compete, with success, against the colonial pro-
dlee of the cane. Ireland is taking the step in
the right direction. New looms are fast being
introduced; land long suffered to be idleis being
brought into cultivation; better wages are being
paid. and there is an air of industrial activity pre-
yailng, to which Ireland has been quite unac-
eust,med What may not five years of perse-
yering energy and proper appropriation of capt.
Lta do for this lone suffering cOuntry.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

Couons, II OARSENESS, md other forms of
Common Cold, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP,
CONSUMPTION ia an Eny Smgc,nnd for herclief of
the Pnent even in advanced Stages of TINT FATAL Dis
II combines IN scientific hummer, remedies Of Long
esteemed vtlue with others of more recent discovery
mud besides ia suothng aud tonic qualities acts through
the skin gently and with Rren efficacy rtho of
this cnss of diseases
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

II is remarkable fact, that of the seventyfour
members composing the last House of Delegates
of MARYLAND, only two were returned at the recent
ELECTION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
May 29-w6m

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For
Y S;aie.-The undersigned offers for sale the House
&. Loi, 9TH street. at present occupied by VIM. NJ.
Blackford. Esq + The house is comparatively new
las Z or rooms, vii all necessary out houses and
line garden uttaeaed
Apply to tho undersigned, to Mr.. D [. Q Peters
ynchburg. AUSTIN Nj. TREBLE.
June Id hc2awt.