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Stoves ard Trimmings.

"TOOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different 81 =
w zeS, kept constantly on hand. We have
sold large quantity OF the Coal Cook Stoves
and can recommend them to bc superior arti
cle also stoves suited for parors, sitting rooms
and Offices, Crates and Fronts from - to SIG,
for sale by u. .S n.
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N ails.
Iron.

Ir0U,
4 Ill sizes ofIron manufactured by the Iron
n ton Rolling Mill Goa superior article,
which We have found to give full satisfaction to
all who have used il, constantly kept on hand
by d. X.
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PAPER Hangings.

AM now receiving my Spring Stock Of
French and American Paper Hanging, which
far surpasses any thing Of the kind ever offered
in this markei.-llany of the, patterns were pre-
pared and packed expressly for me III France,
and embrace all the latest styles.
II is Of grade and price from cts. to l,50
per piece.
have Ten Thousand pieces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, so that the
most iast!dlous calno, fail to be suited both in
price and quality. The second story Of my Book
store building, will be devoted exclusively lC
Paper ilangings. and will be brilliantly lighted
every evening, SO that persons can have Tie OPP
portun:ty OF examining as well at night as N
daylight. The style of Velvet Borderngs this
season is really beautiful and at half the usual
price. j. STEPHENSON,
l6tf No 4, buckeye Block,
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X. Z. SELLERS.

Mr.. X. E. Sellers, DEAR Sir. We have sold
large amount your popular family medicines
The increased demand for them, testilics TO their
general use. They seem to give general salts.
faction. Yours,
MOXLEY & BARRIER
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rressly for this trade, and no other All bust
ness entrusted TO this boat, will be properly and
promptly attended to. Passengers willbe gen.
llsnanly treated and well cared for. The boat
10 tsst. comfortable and cOnvenient-is provid.
'dcd with Life Boat Lie Preseryers, and all
Other requirements to Gil 1he new Law; has all
q Iber lnspset;oe pepen, As6 rates well in the
snaraste Omsf. ptv-5m
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Ploughs.

HALL 4 Spears Peacock pattern Of Plows
Ill Shovel Plows, Cultiyators and Plow
Moulds, for sale by ID. Il X
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Fos several years past have sold the various
preparations OF DIR. X. +. Sellers both at whole
sale and Retail, and they have with scarcely an
exception, gwen satisfaction to the purchasers.
Judging lroln the reports Of those who have us ID
them and what have seen Of their effect,
co.'s der them excellent medicines.
Yours, J. p. SHAW, Druggist, lronton, q.
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BOOTS AIJID SHOES,

H THE undersigned arc now receiv
II ing large and general assor,mer
BOOTS and SHOES, of almost every style ant
variety, constituting one of the best and mos
diversified stocks in Cincinnti. Also, n gener
al assortment of Panama, Leghorn aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased from the manufac.
turers East, at the lowest prices, to which the,
ale adding general and extensive assortment
OF custom work OF all kinds in requisition.
=, They will, therefore, be prepared to offer tc
Country Merchants, and TO the city trade, an
assortment not excelled in the West to which
they respectfully solicit the attention of pui-
chasers generally.
j. & A. SIMPKINSON.
Sign, Dig yeito,o Boot. No. 25 Lopcr Market,
street, between Main and Sycamore,
o3m1c Cincinnati Ohio
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PITTSBURGH, PA.


EgTABLIgIIlE!D I'm IsA0.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of Pa.
with perpetual charter.
HOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Hon. james Buchanan late Secretary OF State
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of War
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowrie;
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. Mocrhesd.
FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Principal, author Of the "Nort
American Accountant Prof. Of the Theory
aad Practice Of Double Entry bookkeeping
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Prof Of Mercantile
and Commercial Penmanship. 4..rt
N. B. HATCH, Esq, Of the Pitts
burgh Bar, Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathe
mates.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart.
ments, ana is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial College in
the United States! What is said Of il by The
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and of the Principal as a Practical Ac.
counlant, as an experienced Teacher, and
as an author; as also of his colleague, Mr.. Viii.
liams, as a Penman, will be- found in the pam.
phlct circular Of "a pages.
DuT's Book. Keeping, PIP. 1872, Royal octave
Ilarpers. Price I 4 l,5O-pos,age II cts.-"Tht
most perfect combination Of instruction ailt
practice published" "
"Duif $ Western steamers Accountant
price 81, postage cts. "A perfect system fol
keeping such Books and Accounts"
~ Merchants and Sicamers can always bt
supplied with thoroughly trained accountants u
= Send for circular by Mail.
April 26, 1858, l6ly
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Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

among which may be found Lustres, Fancy,
Figured and Plain Silks, Beautiful Callicoes,
Plain and Figured Mousln De LANES of ali
styles, Black and Green Braze and Braze De
LANES, Figured and Plain Silk Poplns, Fancy
tinghams, Jaconets, Swiss and Bishop Lawns.
Null Musiins, Linen Cambrcs, Superior grapes
sc. Sc., together with large assortment of La
ces, Frngcs. Edgngs, Insertings. Collars, in
sh .rt a variety Of
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U. s. CLOTHING STORE.
.wNDLESALE 4 RlE!pANL
SPRING d SUMNER
G 10 T HI NG! F! [!

s. S:GYaAYyN IND SAcT3 q,
l!tI lJt,k
IRONTON, ONO.
ThVE RECEIVED and opened the best
stock Of Goods in their line Of business
lnat they have offered u the people Of lronton
or vlclnity-at the lowest prices, the most
FASHI0NABLE styles, and most approved
qualities--.onsisting Of
BROAD CLOTH, CASHMERE,
CAssiNEiT, TWEED,
CAsuMARET, LUSTRE, LINEN
CUAlS, lpAMYS, " WESYSs
nANDkEkCIiiEfS, STOCKS,
sCspENDERs, FINE SHIRTS,
CiEcli SHIRTS, GLOVES, SOCKS,
DRAWERS, UNDERSTANDS,
And cRAvATS,
And anything and everything pertaining TO
first rate Clothing Establishment, including u
fine assortment Of the spring style Of
HATS AND CAPS Of every variety.
TRUNK :, CARPET SACKS, &c.
And in connection arc first. rate workmen en-
ployed in manufacturing garments Of all kinds
10 order from their superior stock OF BrOadclOth
Cassimeres, vcslngs Trimmings, etc.
Thankful for llbera patronage heretofore.
they would earnestly solicit reasonable share
Of ii IN future.
lronton, April 10 1853.
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Trii1IIle of KeSOect

At meeting of the students of Floyd lnsti
tute. Floyd Court House, Va held on the 4th
of July, 1853. the following preamble and re
solutions were unanimously adopted.
On the 3rd inst, VIM. S. Swanson, of Pitts
ylvania county, aged II years, departed this
life by drowning. During his connection with
the above Institution. he was punctual IN the
discharge of every duty. and early won the
esteem and friendship of all who knew him, by
his virtuous principles and gentlemanly deport.
ment. But alas he has been cut down, upon
upon the threshold Of life, with the laugh OF
10y ringing upon his lips. His spirit has gone
to God He gave. and He has taken away.
We, whose mournful duty it is to offer this
simple tribute of respect to his memory, bow
with humble submission to this sad dispense
ton of an all-wise Providence. Therefore,
1st ResolUed, That our association with our
deceased fellow student was of the most pleas
ant character, and we deeply deplore his ui'
timely death.
End Resolued. That while we can offer no
healing balm to the hearts of his afflicted fam
iy, We tearfully condole with them In their
sad bereavement.
3rd Resolved, That as testimonial OF Tour re-
spect, we will wear the usual badge OF mourn
ing for thirty days.
4th Resoived, That copies of these resolu-
tons be sent to the parents OF the deceased
and also to the DanvilIe Register and Lynch
burg Virglnian foI publication.
CHARLES VIA,
C. w. WICKHAM, Committee.
JOHN MFRRITT.)
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L. rHz=uurROm PETERS BuRt


Springs. Through an sro days.
WE Virginia n Tenn. Railroad Company nov pr
Il sent the quickest safest and cheapest rutc, vii
increased facilities ever betDre offered by any line
the travelling public Waiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6oelork.p. y
lsnndays exeepted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond 4 CO
line ot packets with experienced communicative III
next morning At o'clock A NJ by The Da Vile Raj
rad meeting passengers leaving Petersburg ut oeloel
A Milne same morning al the lnpction of the Suutl
side Railroad, will proceed Rcos Station where the
will find line Of new aud suPefio, Troy Coaches fin,
horses and experienced drivers In readiness cunvc
them with the most possible dispatch will reach Lynch
burg early In the evening in time have good night
rest and take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee Rail
Road att o'clock A. NJ. next morning Bonsaok's, u
dstancr of ~ miles N hours. in connection with
Parish Cos old established line of Stages. so we'll
known To the travelling public for their safety and dis.
patch, well supplied with new Coaches horses
accommodating agents and ready convey them
10 the Mountain House supper, and after comorla-
e nights rest. to the White Sulphur Springs before 10
O'Clock the next morning, the second day alter leaving
Lynehburg.
Returning. passengers will leave Il q White SULPHUR
Springs at 3 o'clock NJ. duily, (Sunays excepted)
hed Sweet and Sweet Springs ut 6 o'clock Z. NJ. anl
arrive at the Mountain lious. 10 supper leaving the
next morning NJ duy light breakfasiinE Seats
at Bonsacks AT ~ o'clock p M-nnd l., nchburg at 81
=. NJ, leave Lyuchhurg same evening by Packet Mt 8
O'Clock 7. Nj. for Richmond arriving the second
ing at O'Clock A. Nor by stages at l21 A. M-nr
from To o'clock in the morning and Souhside Rail-
road 10 Petersburg and Dan lille Railroad Richm md
arriving same evening at o'clock =. NJ.
Rates Of fare from Richmond and Petersburg.
BY Boyd 4 E ,mond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia 81 Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs 80. 90
TO Sweet SIP, ings, 90
BY DanvIc Railroad from Richmond md South.
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages
Va Il Tenn Pail Road to White Sulphur
Springs, $40. so
to Sweet Springs o. so
THOMAS SHARP.
sup't Transportation,
IY7.ts Va. d. Tenn. X Il.
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ls Il MO VA l.. f.

e Saddleyi Soddlery! Harness. DC x
IENlIE subsc iber bees leave respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that he has
ed his Saddle and Harness Store four doors below bis cid
stand to the building recently tilted by him and i'm
medntey opposite the Merchants Bank of Va.. where
he will continue manufacture nll articles in his line Of
the best material and workmanship lie has ON hand,
and will continue keep large and varied
of Saddles Harness, Brides Martngales, Trunks Med
ca and plain Saddle Bags Whips, Spurs, Drafts, md
Harness Collars together with every thing that is be
found IN al establishment of that kind. He attes him
self that by long experience in tho business h. will be
abed To give entire satisfaction Repairing done with
in exchange for new Don't forget to call the sign Of
the Prancing Pony. GEO. b. THURMAN
in mi
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s.& IEa M M Wg - -
Important and Cheering Newsii
PARISEN & KINGS
STE vi SHIP EXPRESS,

PR ROANOKE AND JAMgsTowF.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TION, &c. &c, NC.
TIVE proprietor having mule new arrangements for
4 the still better dispatch of their Express by the
Steamships "ROAkOkE" and "JdMES TO IVN y
frnm New York they wish keep 1t before tho public,
that Parisen j. Kings Popular Southern Erprcss is al
ways hand for the accommodation of their friends,
the lowest rates and unparalleled dispach.--thoir
Express leaving New York. is generally delivered ut al
most every point of Vg na in 4s hours and throughout
Norh Carolina in 56 hours. and NJ roRTr PER CENT
BELowTnE OLD 1UMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEN ~ KIsGs facilities for the expeditions trans
porlnlion Of Freight and Packages, BIZ beat by
any Express Company in Existence, and they defy any
competition. therefore in the shape of Humbug, Impo
sion aud Monopoly
ilV BE 10 order your goods by Parisen a. Kings
Express. No. 3 barclay Street, New York
w Resi assured that all they promise they will faith
fully fulfil
PARISEN e. KING, No. 9. Barclay at, N. Y,
and Bollingbrook ST., Petersburg Va.
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NEW a. VALUABLE LAW ROCKS,

" editions ,iuat received aud for sale at NORRIS
BOOKSTORE, 81 Main Street, Richmond Va,
English Reports in LAW and Equity vol ~,
English Common Law Reports, vol70,
The Law Library for April, 1859,
Afchibalds Law Of Nisi Prus, vols yo third Amer
lean Edition,
Troubal the Law OF Limited Partnership; the Law
of Conlnendnory aud Limited Partnership In the u.
s., by Francis J Trsubat,
The only book devoted TO this branch Of Law publsl-
ed A. MORRIS publishes -
fuckers Commentaries tho Laws Of Virginia,
Calls Virginin Reports,
WashIngton's Virginia Reports,
Tntce Analytic Dgesod Index Of the Virginia Reports,
The Virgiua Cascs. b, Broekcnbrough and Holmrs, =
Tntee American Form Book.
Ilo ia constantly supplied with full assortment of
Standard Law books which ho offers for sale pub
fishers lowest prices.
Richmond 10 90 dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-08

= WORD EXERCISES, BOXING, DC taught by
Prof. James Roberts formerly Teacher al
the Uaieer sity Charlottesville; Washington College and
Military institute, Lexington Va. and ua,oas Colleges
and Institutions.
Mr.. Rs long experience in the United States and
Europe renders him capable Of offering his professional
services to those gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
patronze system, which is recommended by the most
eminent Physicians in the world, only Gymne'
SUM exercise which has cured many plants al
the chest, pains &c. but will to protect the pu.
pill from any person persons who may assail him
Mr.. RS system is mild and admitted to be superior
anything of the kind offered 10 liberal and dis
corning public to which he is prepared give the most
satisfactory references. Private Tuition given
For Terms, &c &c apply to Mr. Read, Dibrell's Iio-
tel, Lynchbug July ia
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AGENTR

NOTECE.-Express packages FOR Norfolk Pc
ersburg Richmond nnd the Interior intended for ship
per stenmcrs "Ronnoke" Jamestown" will
herenfterbe received by Messrs. Pnrisen King, 2nd
Barclay ST., New York, who the only authorized
Agents forward Express packages by hose steam
SHIPS. VIRGINIA N. CAROLIEA 81 TEHHEssEE.
io 1j-dts
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HOTEL, Lexington, Va.

II
~ The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally that he has completed and furnish
ed the addition hls house md is prepared tn
accommodate travellers and others in good style
my hon in the valley This house ia in tho centrnI
part of the town and convenient all kinds of business
Ills table and bar nlwnys supplied with the very best
the markets can afford, and his stables under the
superintendenco Of oil the best osers in the
BY long perence in the business, and his well known
disposition To pease lac hopes share libern portion
of the patronage of the travelling public.
ie 20--3m VIII LIAM MCCALL.
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BY order of the Board Of Directors Of t''
Va Il Tenn. Rail Road Co. The Agent at each Depot
IS held personally responsible for the freight on any
Package which may pass out of his hands, unless pre-
paid
This therefore is to give notice to all persons VIII"
ship from Lynchburg, that article Of Merchandise.
&c. be forwarded by Rail Road until the freight on
same is paid or arrangement be made for the
the other end ofthe line where may be directed Ia
like manner Tonnage coming East must be cleared OF
paid for before taken from the Depo' 1t ia hoped all
will readily acquiesce in ing an arrangement
as the Cash system T. JELLlo, ACT
Inne IA
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TWO OTHER NEW NOTES

ETa|z,PN UPON WoRCESrER's PIANos.-
Y j u Southern Agency, 81 Nam 81, Richmond.
from the N. Y. Evening Mirror april 18Th, 1853.
WoneEsTERs Piano FoRrgs.--It always affords us
pleasure TO soy good word Of old friend, Horntio
Worcester Having often taken the responsibility" Of
omendng hs Pianos, IL Is gratifying to BIO able
add that have heard the first word Of complaint
of the price, durability of Mr. Woroesers Pr
As all tho world with its wife and daughters 10 COM
ing up from the South attend tho Great Exhibition"
beg remind them in the Of Worcesters Pr
Fortos. They truly elegant Instruments, Of
wood and mahogany, without any Of the Black Der
stain about them
From The NJ Y. Sunday Copie,, Apyik I'm, 1853.
PAEos-As the mint stamp Of gold renders 10
current does the of Worcester inscribed upon
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill
manufacturer Of these popular instruments has given
him first class reputation and any Pinno procured az
his establishment fail to give the utmost satisfac-
ion 10 e buyer
From The Richmond Times.
Phsos.-These beautiful instruments, which within
few years past have become accessory
ny parlor have brougb such perfection both In
outward finish and In tone, that doubt very much IL
the inventive and enterprsing genius of the manuactu
in future add much that already done.
T have heard instruments that begin TO
In Of tone those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr. A. MoRRIs, bookseller and
stntioner Of this city In finish satisfied they
not 10 exceed But few days since, of the best
performers have listened to. while practising q
difficult piece Of music Of Worcesters pianos
marked US, that IL the toned instrument
lis fingers had touched, and he had played
great variety Of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure In advising
readers to call Morris, and supply themselves.
A. MORRIS is sole Agent for the sale of Worcester's
Pianos and receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York His prices are the same
from those in want of superior Pianos moderate pr
ces. Lie 29-dts1
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ITNION STEAMSHIP COMPA- IL

- NX'S LINE o.. STEAMERS Dta Norfolk zzssaS
and Cape Nay -Fol Philadel hin every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY OF RIcHmoRD Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGINIA Capt. Teal.
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday thigh water touch
ing at Cape May to land passengers. Returning ehve
Phade phia every Wednesday at 10 o'cock,A M. I'M
Ill further notice.
Passenger, for ape May, will n.ult their interest
by taking this route, 1t is, in addition to being the
chea pest the most expedite and comic table.
Passengers for New KOrk-We have I'm
tered into arrangements toorward passengers through TO
New York, either by allowing them the
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
or proceed directly New York, upon the arrival
the steamers.
Shippers to the West-Tobacconst desi-
rous ofshippng Pntsburg, will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements To
fui ward through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all The Daily papers
the city, when the will be ready to receive
freight, and the hour of their sailing.
N. B-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills OF
aning be the wharf at Rockets, to be sign
ed before the sailing Of steamers
Passage through New York. LIST cabin and found, 90
= Cape May, "
Pha'pha' 8
Norfolk, lst "
For freight passage, apply to
RO RANKIN, AG'T., Richmond, We
lie 29.d2cts on he Dock.
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UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
Of side wheel Ocean Steamships,
.Ezssaze JAaasfows = RoAsoxa. EzsslaaI=c

THE JAMESTOWN. Capt. Lewis Parish. leaves
Richmond every Tuesdsy afternoon at o'clock.
Tho ROANOKE, Capt Ed. Cavendy leaves Richmond
every Friday afternoon ut o'cloek
Returning. they leave New York every Tuesday and
Saturday afternoon At o'clock stopping al Notok go
ing aud returning. and giving passengers ample time to
that place.
Passage from New-York including meals and 6ee
state Accommodations, only. siO 90
steera passage to or from N. y only ........ 5 90
These ships of | 400 and 200 burthcn be-
Ing new, ell Of the modern improvements ncorpo-
rated in their construction, and provided according o
the law of Congress- md for strength md speed
they stand /. For Freight or Passage apply II
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond.
Ian, JIa,