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THE REP UBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II. 1853
Congress.

COngre0Ss
In the Senate, yesterday, resolutions were
adopted calling for information in reference to
line Of mail steamers to China, and to the
proceedingsof the Mexican Boundary Commits
sion. Several private bills were passed; and
debate followed on the Texas debt.
The House of Representatives passed the
bill to establish the territorial government Of
Washington, and the bill to organize the Terri
tory of Nebraska.
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The British war-steamer Imphytria has arrived
At Panama from the coast Of Me ico. with $780,
600 for Europe ea
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We have seen a statement in several papers
that Wing office holders are resigning their
places, with the view of having the vacancies
filled by DEMOCRATS, in order to embarrass the
movements of General PIERcE. 1t is more
than intimated that these designations are en-
couraged by the present Administration. We
have reason to know that such is not the fact.
President FILLMORE has no disposition to in
terfere with the perfect right of his successor
to select his own agents for the discharge of
all Executive functions, and has neither en-
couraged nor countenanced a different policy.
We are requested by friend of Mr.. JOHN
RoBBINs, jr., Of Pennsylvania, to state that he
did not move an adjournment on Friday last
Wewere misled by the official report in the
Globe, which so states. 1t was not our inten-
ton to do Mr.. ROBBINS the gross injustice of
duplicating him incorrectly with the disor-
ganizing and revolutionary conduct of the fac.
tioRists of Friday last, but we trust that he
and his friends will accept the explanation we
give for statement calculated to be SO inju-
rious to his standing with his party and his
constituents. r
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styles an Unconstitutional and improper mea-
sure" by Democratic votes. And Mr.. DEAN,
too. now intent upon delaying a bill in which
his own State is deeply interested, was not in
his place to vote against it when the final d.
vision took place last session.
Let US inquire, further, how the Unions
plea justi6es the scandalous devices to render
Tuesday nights session null and void. The
session was intended only for the reception and
reference of reports; for the advancement, In
TACT, of necessary business, involving no debate,
and committing no man to particular action on
the matters presented. .Unconstitutiona and
improper measures" could not be apprehended
In this instance. No stroke of policy was
needed to save either principle or party from
ruin; unless, indeed, the Union is prepared
to allege that the performance of work required
by the people is at variance with its notion of
Democratic duty. There were attractions
out of Congress, we know, but though they
may in some degree explain, they do not
justify, the endless points of order and mo
lions to adjourn by which " factious mi
nority" of Democrats defeated the desires of
their working colleagues, and wasted one of
the few nights that now remain to them The
Union must invent some other excuse for this
portion of the proceedings which it undertakes
to defend. The cry of :" unconstitutionality'
cannot avail it here. The fact is patent that
with no measures to defeat by delay,'' the
doings of the Unions friends displayed what
Mr.. MACE, Democrat, has pronounced ga
spirit of faction on the part of factious mi
nority, in total disregard of the legitimate
business of the country, and highly disgrace
full to the American Congress-
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THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Thursday, February 10, 1853.
SENATE.

Mr.. RUSK presented the credentials of the Hon
SAM. HoUsToN. elected Senator from the State of
Texas for six years from and after the Sd of March
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Christmas Presents.

lust RECEIVED, a beautiful assortment Of rich
y JEWELRY & FANCY ARTICLES suitable for
Christmas Pre.ehts-amone which may be found
Fine Diamond Rings and Pins,
Best Johnson Gold Watches,
Opal and Prnf Rig. and Pins. styles,
Rich rnpier Macle" Work Boxes,
Ladies Caba-; or Work Baskets
Bohemian Toet Bottles, extrH fine,
Fine Soaps Hair Brushes, Lubins Extracts.
With variety OF Fancy Arlices-fprming the rich
collection of Fonry Goods offered in this
ke The Ladies' particular invited to rall hnd *
anime the stock for snlen
JOHN WRIGHT'S
dee 24.t4 Jrwey 4 Drug Store.
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.Is. LLAnLOUs
Christmas Presents.

- iiir tns f,a ilfe interchange Il iendly tokens #
( \ rghrd I'D ufra = al hand. and merry G hrisi-
rna." and llarpt New Year considered surh ai'-
paprafc nrca=ioas faf be=iasins cherished friends
sanI.t1iae which will -erye iecrI To- mind, With IL
,rsnsed sisiines lie love IN memory Of the dono,
fnay be vel fcnini those WHO eontrmi late and wlo
10 moi y presenting .omc lived with omelhing req
Is valuae that ia all the whole cafnloug. of Bou,eie
there /. mailing which il surely uni invariably appr-
cafed The counterfeit presentaenf Of the eiyer IN Tie
tom # u dnguerreoype. especially when taken IN Tan
sEn's inimnble .iy.e, md piaced in o the hume
ruus beauul aud Fancy Papicr Muehe, Velvet, Pentl
aud Tortoise she'll or pete Mounaie Cases ia ee.
giant Lpcket, bracelet. Finger Ring, Breast Pin.
most eoiee oil which have just received
.xpressl, y the Holidays, exhibition nj the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
on Main Street, Immediately over " m. II. Mo>b3 Auc.
ton Room.
Is. Partrusr pains taken eisea correct likeness
aud affi-tc pctnres storeoscopic aid colourcd Di-
Puefrcaype. may be- had in superior style, By those who
desire them Don't mist Ike The place MdE STREET.
3Rp D1oR fHoH BRIpGE ST
GEO w. MINNIS
n s. TANNER,
dec l7.is Pra.ficH DaencoeotYists.
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AiaESON N ER NE<LHN-
w OFFER FOR SALE
10 logsheud T. Il and n. o Sugar,
30 iurel- Coffee Sngnr
~ Ciarife Supnr,
lu00 lbs. bet l.uui 20
10 hhds N. o \ Sugur-housc Molnsses
100 Bag, Rio and Lngui Coffee,
- do Superior Drawn Java Coffee,
Cas,s Gunp'der lmp'r md FIX Tea.
500 SID, good sole Leather,
100 " upper "
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotinu. assorted numbers,
Bnl's Cotton Butts,
100 Sacks Sut
II Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled rire Iron,
/ do Round X Square Iron, assorted,
l do Bliscred steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear -
Boxes Colliu, 8, Ar hers PatemAxes
2O0 Kegs Nuts, assorted sizes.
20 Grind Stones.
81 Boxes 'rallow Candles,
30 3" Adnmantine Car dies,
20 q Sperm, do
% " Turpenlire Soap,
50 English duily Cheese,
80 Pine Appee do
so Bmres Ma kercl,
so Kits do No. |,
50 Barrels Tanners Cd,
10000 lbs Goud Fumily Bnron
Besides "a number ri other articles too tedious In
Fnt,pu sept 27lS1
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1.-THE lrainis stopped fore passenger between an,
Of the above named points, the charge will be from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge vii
be less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcept those
who take the lars where tickets nrc not sold
will be charged by the conductor per cent in al
dirog TO the regular ,f fare provided however
that in sh, lie receive less than ten nor NOR
tian fifty eehts from any passenger, any paint on
the road
Servants viii be required have passes, one t,
be left with the Ticket Aren't aud with the Cuniuc
tor which passes, be explicit in granting the priv
leee travel the Free colored persons will
required produce iherfee papers,o they will moi be
permitted to travel on the cars.
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
Sunt Tra1snurintiop
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McCORKLE & JONES,
W.T. IfHNTaF
GrOcers n Commission Merchants,

GrOcers n OrnpnissiOn Merchants,
Main ST, LynohbuIe, Va
A RE NOW RECEIVING tlrit fnll Supply, To which
"A they .oeil the attention Of their friends and tie
pubic generally VIZ;
20D Sack. Salt.
100 Tag. Rio igur. Java and Mapacubo Coffee
60 bb-. Crushed, Pulyerlzed, Coffee and Duf
fedsuears,
10 hhd- 7. II. aud n O.. Sugar
10 Bbxes Lonf Sugar,
500 Kegs huils all sizes.
100 Sides Sole Lenher,
so Tons Country Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
25 Cnse- line Stick Lie rier
so d. Conmon Stink Lienree,
% du Fine Mass do
Cois Mani IN Rope, to inches diameto
30 Basket. Olivr Oil
Is Boxes Cnndes, all qualities
10 y 7rrrls n. o. Nlolassns,
hads. West l, do
10 Barrels Tunn,rs Oil, some pure,
Lo Ter.
800 bush. CloYr, Timotb, Orchard. Eng i,h Blue
aud Evel.Green Gmss Seed
sum lbs Prime Western Bnrsp Sides.
3O0u lbs Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides,
cured h, Wm Ma,,ic,
coca b- Cast Sheer aud Blistcred Steel. al sizes,
10 100 Ffct drt Fuse
900 krg- Bln-iine and Gun Powder,
II s"z ko@mad' -and llnmcs' Shovels
ST. Bmh,er. different qualities.
800 Noo Hats. dp do
Also
Cnlirnes. Daresiirz hlenchr aud unbieachrd- bed
Ticking, O.euhures Smoking md Chrwnl TOT CO 1t
all qun te- OF ttir nann urtufc whie, they Wal.
,nntaI Of wlich il,v viii sc low or cush 10 pt tun
.asiomrrs nu time, 81, SciHaRr FL cnu0y fft zee
'aii 81 Us Deiore ma ng Your bill. elsewhere, 1t yo
r5'se.
Wewoot loo "a 2iu0 bushels shecd Ont. fol v. ii,
hhrrd rri,r~ VII h, paid.
oci II Its McCOBkLE& jon Els.
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Rich JeWelry.

We have beautiful selection of GentIemens Gold
Fob Chains, Seals keys& Guard Keys; Ladies Fob and
Guara Chains; alsoa efty assortment OF EARRINGS
Ladies' Brooches of the latest and approved styas
Bracelets, Finger Rings and Cun Pins, Gold and Silver
Srectacles, and many other articles in the line
merous " mention in this aivetitemeut-ta which we
re, pea fully invite the attention of the pubc
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NOTICE The undersigned have This day pun
chased \. c. Taliaierru's interest in the conrcrn
ut Echols, Pryor& laluerro the business "A, hereto.
fore, viii in future be conducted undcr the svle and
firm OF ECtlOLS PRYOR. who alone are authorized
Ia the of the former concern, in winding up
They soicit continuance of the patronage of THEN
friends and the public generally.
r. J. ECHOLS,
aug 5-ts W. II. PRYOR.
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MoRGANroN. n. C. juno Goth. L

MORGA NTON, n c, june 3UtI, 1888.
Dir A. G. Bragg \ Col feel it my duly those n
my elhw beings who are afflicted hive cen, t. add
my testimony the wond rful effects of your Mustang
Lmiment, | was severely attacked in Decembnr last
with 4 journalism in lis form, suffering ngtt and
day with eXcuciung pain for xix months being for the
whole time unable walk My right leg
contracted AMI drawn up that could put it to
tn. ground and my left arm badly cont acted Du-
ring the whole time | attended by of the
skiltul physicians in the pace, but they unuble to
afford me relief and finally gave up-pronouneed me
incurnbr, and said MUST die.
A, this critical moment commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Lniment. and nft,r using small
ties began Ia find relief from my suferng~, and after
using seven bottles J Was as well rs ever before
GEORGE GOOD.
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MECHANICAL.
waRWsCK rOi NDRY,
EAST END or JEFFERSON ST OK TIE BASIN,
Lyuehbury. Va.

EAST END or JEf J hitcON 81 VI ~ ,
Eyuehburg. va.
rr,nE Prorletors Of il r.lab -ln pen, are Nv Pe
porel l., furnish the Planters f Virginia l'i i,'r
-, cslel,rated Premium FLOWS aud AtRIGlL.
TRIAL TOOLS in The United States
The, have. at great expense secured ".n,t ~
G.,.n, PATTERNS of Paw4-Alsn, [ - YAIoR ,
ROAD SCRAPERS. and ainc dider".. -ize- ut ia,
CUTTERS Oar Flows con-i-t at the 4 eh'kill' New
York $50 Premium; Eugle so Premium; I'D th,
Genuine l. vingsto county Pow. We hive imPfo'ed
the Livingston Pow which mlee- il wriii at Least 'o
per cent more than fiie original pzlerns 1t consists
in the manner in which the n-ie Is attached to INC
mnuldboard-daing away with the lock- which weakrhs
The strength of the Plow. The furm of the iow Is MOI
changed but greatly increased in strength b, the IN
p oyemcnt.
Our experience 10 the mi of Building Agriculture,
FOOLS and superior patterns. induce u Il h'Nf
We can furnish the Ploas in the State, AT prices mol
To be beat VIII the farmers of Virginn give u call,
and we will tule pleasure in exhibiting tools, aud
proving 10 you the truth uf statemeutsi
Also all kinds Of Cast and w 1ught Iron work I'm
shed in the best sly lie aud order.
Fresh ground Plaster furnished The mill usunl.
WnITrEMORE, McNAMFF X co.
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aEnCh..A is.
HOLIDAY and Gin Books for 1854.

IL new he.b and beautiful binding, received at
i Aorso's Cam'a taa.e. opfosfe Warwick house,
Lypebbarc.
The Book If Exotic Bird. Ieaiep.)
Pau. md fiorai Ohrring. "a London
Book Of the Heat. Loves Embirns % Octave L =
craving.
TIE Book British Baiani., VIII seYeral hundred
iiusp ATOMS. (Landou,)
TIE Gem II q Season, ~ Octave Eograsiugs
Thought busspm. l6 ="
a Home nnual ii -
% tt Of fipwer,, &"
d" Io"f Sharon,
50 Oh al Aztec i'm. "
q s. q Sentiment. 7 E"
d" May Flower. by Emma Florence,
G6 II Love. illusuafed,
Montgomery poems,
- British femac Poets.
- Star Of Bethlehem,
Ivy Wreath,
Poelcal Quotations, illurf1ted.
Myer.' Uniyctsum. 10 hue BhRnsings
sernn Book Of Oh Pictures (new siyle)
Geasons Pictorial bound, (eleRant,)
Shah. penre, with IN aud elegant illustrations
l. .eket Bibles, wilh clasps, bound IN morocco ind
qcvet, new md beautiful styles, ON 81 10 sl2 each
PRAYER bucks. do do some very elegant.
Paper Maehc ulad, and other stsl-s of Portfolios
aud writing Desks Gold Pens With gold and silver
Card Ca.c., Pare monte, &c.
"A LS0-
nrpe and well selected stock nf Juvenile and Childrons
Book. benulifny illustrated. D-.cced Mnpssnd Games
tiume- Of Curds. Dnminnc-. &e.. &c, Aso, new aud
beauim lot If iafef Pictrts with engraved Scripture
Prnts Srrnp4 a.. withur Without frpmts together with
mnny ulhrr articles ia the above line and suite the
coming bolidys. would respectfully invite NIL TO call
and examine, whether thcy wish 10 purchase not
dec 2nis c. MORSE.
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We have IA good selection of Silver Lever Watches
of various styles. among which be found the Sewell
Celeb aed Rnil road Time Keepers, coutructed Els.
PECIALLY FOR ENGINEERS X CONDUCTORS
Railroads-An article which will warrant for
yenrs, and al prices CORE snondins with auaty.
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1 AEsGE LOS OF GROCERIES ON
IL GuNSlGNMENT-lnm n Nv receiving IA large lot
II groceries On consignment consisting Of
65 Bnes Rio Coffee,
JD>n "
- llhls, Brown Sugar,
10 BID, Crushed sugar.
30 Coffee Susur
4 Boxes l.oef Sugur,
BID Mola Sc.
keg- $. Sudn,
All of which viii sc on accommodating terms.
WIN. Miller
my 80. bu tie Bias n.
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VasROs GsaBY EXPREss!!!

FESllIS is 10 certify that the MEXICAN MUSTANG
u LINIMENT Las been used quite exlen-ivey in
the stables of Admins Il Co.'s Grent southern Eastern
aud Western Expresses, f Curing GalI>, Cfafes
Scratches, SprGns aud ntu ss and ii has proved very
eilrc,ual. We have hesitation in recommending it
valuable preparations Ia be used externally
q bea-t. J. DUNNING,
Foreman OF Adams d. Co.'S
Express Stable, N YORK
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Silver and Plated Ware.

We have also "A good assortment of Silver Foras,
Sro'ns. Ladies', threaded and plain handles; Cups,
Butter knves. Fruit-thivcs-all of genuine Coin We
have also the genuine Abata plated Spoons Forks But.
ter knives; excellent article plated Castor and
Fruit Bu .kcts
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NAMED 40 HIRE.

~ ~ Nv ~ " Nu'N'il"''@
w wish 10 hire for THEN woIh "n tie Va y Tenn,
f",Itoad, in the Mouutnji region at Va. nurbei 81
slrnn men aud boys. for which literal hive Will be pal
They have had long experience ~ IT." management al
nreroes and themselves larry. HiI"d
sioes will receive the trrdtn,""' in Is-rea
ilat they give their Onr nj -
L,nchburs, any time, till the U oi Jai,ary IL,
Washington Hotel, nj McCurkle Simpson & pnc-
nat Mcdaniel Il Hurts They will also buy n,el unl
hrvs. dec - dnrts SCOTT x ADAMS
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= H. q AIRS n TO Es A eco.
Al NCuOD e. SONS

Nj. IANGHORNE x SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
f5NHE subscribers have constantly on hand a large
n stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
tie most approved brands, which they feel confident
inferior in the market and which will be ,oi at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and entire satisfaction guarantee 10 purchasers
he following Brands are kept constantly onband
sEGARs.
La Flor de 1abana, La Sultana
California Las Tres Coronas,
Jicotencal, La Goa de Aqua
Old Dominion Conqusta
La Flel de 2. J. c., FL Leon de On,
La Ieresita, Ell Nuptuno
Rio Hondo, Plantation
El Programa, Figaro.
Las Tres E,trcllas La Normn.
Herman Cor,ez, Printipes,
Lafayette &r ~,
ToBAC
lronoco. Necarne,
Gold Leaf Cataw5a,
Golden Peach. Stanard &c, &c,
SPptemhnr S--dSrts
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dlftetes sp4o1fatt 70 n ~ tt"As-~ htNt II ua'r
bunnets al uftitntr
Arficles aurroyriofe 10 Secohd Ciass Boxcs, baics
Of dry good icaiheis shoes. sadey glass, prints oils
.tugs and c, Diertiourts.
Ariiclss ap, roJrfaieto Third CiassNhginin doutes
ties sugar coffee liquor bugging rope buItef, eheeer
manufactured lobncco, enthei hides, gotten yarns, cop
per tia sheet iron. holow.ware ueensWare. castings
hardware, marble, tdrossrd) andohrr ncayy arelesnu
enumerated IN spe, iu OF fourth cins, rhtc.,
drtioes aT7ptIn.-se iht Fo,ah Clans --Flonr 81
sseks rice pork, hee hsh lnrd. ullnv aud bHeol in
casks boxes sacks beesNhS, hnles nf rug ginseng
end dried fruit iron, muIb (nndresred) rll and
grind stones. mill gearing.
\, ( 30 miles l50 Salt per busne | s
Lon Of g. E.. 100 miles 100 fihy pounds. go
an :, - J $50 miles. 2.5h IN
WV 100 zoe miles 900 Carr ad II
Sci 7-dts
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G. Loo TX =

have on hand gond lot of Clocks some ir n
ca>ed nlnld with pearl, very petty mantle
and good keeper,-Also very pretty Time piece
suitable Tor Churches, Counting Nc all of which
we guarantee to perform accurate tnc-And last but moi
least, W. have few ot the celeb atcd lie coulter Raznr
a superior arcie-Ne have tried thcm and therefore
know them to excel any rused before All those want
ing goods in our line ar respectfully solicited to cal
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
l4-lts H. SIlNERTHORN < 90
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INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
specially call the attention Of the citizens ,l
Iynehhure aud the adjoining country his large and
IA splendidasSortmento BOOTS SHOES -
n CATERS. &c. of his CWN MAKE sa
-~s AM which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
Persons wishing to have guod and durable Boot o
Shoe Tor the present season will do we'll to call on mn,
~ am determined To p.ease both as regards o,nli,
md price. i'
Don't forget 10 cali athe store three donrs above III a
ttnnhiin Hotel and immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. r T. GRINAIDl
dee ll-ts
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JEHU WILLIAMS
NE w EsOes'.

n NEW BO0E, 80
SH0E. HAT AND car STORE. u
HNiiE undersigned have Just opened a sple, III,
l. stock Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS r, new
TRUNKS, CARPET.BAGS. &c. &c.. purcI ,.eJ III, .,
nll in Boston, New York aud Philadephia ,or e,l'
best established houses in the northern M, 1a Tue
nne Of the frm, to whchtbcy would cali the alton;
Of the Indies and gentlem. of L,nchburg and ,b
trade generally. ''T
They have also purchased he HAT ESTAsIlsn
MENT Of Mr.. Jacob Rnmbough, and having in tbsi,
'mpoy No. workmen, they are prepared 10 ,nanna.
lure, to order HATS Of the --latest style and fresoal
ny.
Being determined to sell for small profits We so;,;,.
cali n our store. next door below Mcssrs Ncxl ~
darIand's Auction room, wtele we will USE our be 81,
erons To please. a. COCHRAN
dec Acts JNO. O. TAYIOp
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MoRGANro June 30i

MoRGANTos, June 30th, 1859.
| certify thai am arqnantei With George Good-
thai he was afflicted with Rheumatism above stated
aud was cured by the o. the Mexican Mustang
Linimcut. JAMES c. SNlrH,
Merchant and Hotel II eper.
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C.oTEIAG AM FAugY GOODS.


NOTICE
fI'HE branch Of our business 10 lynehburg. hereto
fprs known asder the name AM stslc II A. ;. STA
fr 4 Co. vii hereafter be conducted uader thai 81
BuRRouaBs. SHAFtH Co.
II A. BURROUGHS Lynehburs
A T. SBAFER Pete sbnre.
sAMiL HAISEi Newark, y. J
GEO A HALSEi
x. NJ. HUNTER.
n
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PRICE

The Lnnenr put up in bottles of three sizes, and
sells % cents, so ce and 8 per bottle. rhe 81
size conaus 3. lin ich the 25cs. and
the dollar size three times as much the % cent
size. being much cheaper.
a, q. BRAGG & co, Proprietors. 304 Broadway,
New York. and st. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally.
JOHN II. SEAY,
d. r. LYMAN. and
R.STABLER x Co.
sr1t 2l-wIy Agents. Lvnchbure.
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Fine Watches and JeWelry.

M e havr just received
v IA beautiful assert
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,


| vi E undersigned having purchased the interest
VIM. Leltw ieh 81 Son, in this long establish
and well known Hotel will hereafter conduct the sar
Ahnrt hn L. Of
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Hor,e-. Maie- Caiie. Hog, Shfep aud Cave, Of
oyer eiglt tGmhri, viii be carried i 3ul ela.s
G,ads,-The weigtts - be eulattd toilrw-: Hon.
ses. 1000 H.. Aulrs. 500; BEEF Cattie. 0U0i Stock
10. 700; Hess. l56 Shep, I00 Calves. l95, under
, montis old Lumber ii ~ a1hds. sHd Coal To
O. ga, ons viii be niion ed to lond nnoad, uness
by special r.smcft IN Writing, Whenever a Chr j.
suffered u ema,l loaded alter arriving lis place
destination, - h,urs, unle.s Otherwise agreed
upoe. il viii be 1t the option of the Company unoad
il, and charge The 80 per Car load for
Lumber, and 80 for Coal and nse chat &c al Tie
rate Of 81 60 per day. for the fine Car.
THOS. SHARP. sunrt
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w. w. Lenwich Il Brother.

II Is their purpose Ia reht and improve The House oa
Ia make 1t confirm in all respects the great improve
nents made in modern Hot, Is Their Eou viii
NEATLY FURNISHED. and afIor an agreeab = rai
al resort to Travellers, and all persons VISITING Lhf'
hurs-whie neither expense trouble will be spar"
l." make their I l. Il among The most SUMPTION
and elegant in the State.
Attn he'd to This .Hote is one of the most CoMNo
DiOOS STABLES in the city. vhch is managed y
Two most trusty a Il experienced OSTLERS.
he undersigned we'd aware of the extensive Ia'
ronag" which has been heretofore extended to tins ~
tel, underline management of Vim. Lefwich 4 sons
the desire of continuing and greatly il crcasne ''
shne, VIII siimnae Them II spare eXrriions /" c'
mend themselves to the favor of their friends the P'
tic generally.