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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
FIELDING NUSSELMAN s
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
or CONFECTIONARlES.

VI w N EU TlV n T. ~
Conner Of Third and Laurel Sts., (nearl,
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices.
IL he is prepared to furnish all kind OF
CA NDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL or
more favorable terms than can be had in n
Orleans; and having experienced workman.
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH:
care being taken that 10 "deleterious ingre-
dent" is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade OF this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or
ders to fiji, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality of sugar in market. and be-
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7,-y.
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TINE following are the specifications for
i the expenses Of the Parish, adopted
by the Police Jury If the Parish Of Fest
Baton Rouge, adopted august s, 1883, and
to be published thirty days previous to
their being fixed. Amounting in the az
gregate to twenty thousand and FIVE hum
bred dollars, for the tax roll for the year 'a3'
IL. fS.ard and patit Inrora !. & 1000 Q0
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Marxaret Grady

II E SOUsSIGNE. maintenant residant
IL en- cette vile offJe ses services ses
amis ct au public en- general, CONNIE Te-
neur de livres. compatible, &c.
II Sc charge de faire tons complies, regle-
men's de toutc nature ct traductions cor
re:tes dams lie plus bref delai.
Prix M eres.
l.. l.. DARIER.
ry-S'addresser a ce bureau GU l'Hon
J. r. Dufrocq. Marie. Aout 1888
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SALMON FAY,
DSBNYEp19T1ss
HAVE REMOVED their -
Ii Office from over Quig- i}ley =
gus back 10 theirresidence on 14Lb
Lafayette street, nearly opposite the HAR-
NEY House.
Their terms are cash, and must be paid at
the last sitting Of the patient, unless orther
arrangements have previously been maae'
REFERENCES.
DR.. 3. r. Harvey, United >tates Army,
Dr.. c. r. French, Judge ). J. Burke,
Dr.. Up. McGimsey, Drs. n & J. Perkins,
Dr.. F. M. Hereford, Jas. N. Brown, Esq.
DR.. p. NJ. Enders, Rev. J. Woodbridge,
DR.. s. &. Laycock, Judge NJ. G. Penn
Ri. Rev. Bishop Leondas Polk.
Prof J.. l.. Riddel, of the Branch Mint
N. o. Baton August 18th 1853.
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ERESH ARRIVALS.--7 barrels
L = of lard 40 kegs of prime lard +; 40
boxes of star Candles; 8 barrels No. 3
Mackerel barrels crushed and pulverised
Sugar; 10 casks of choice old Cogniac
Brandy Just received and for sale by
august 5th y s. F. BLANCHARD.
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Books for Farmers, Gardners, DC.

THsHE subscriber has in store large variety oil Nohs
q On Agriculture. Among which are
t,aIrurruus AIanur,.s. by Edmund Rnihn,
Rsfal Es.ays, by DowninS--Jnst fnbiI'ufd'
Tte American Farmer, by Blak',
Aliens American Farm Bo"k,
The Progressive FHrmer, by Nash,
Domestic Animals. by Alien,
Lectures o Practical Farming hy Johnston,
Nofions Elements d Scientific Agriculture.
Fufner'- Treasure, by Falker
Eirbig : Agrio .ltum Ghemis ~,
Cattle, theii Breeds mana. emet Dl-rasesi Breeds,
management and deuses OF Sheep, by Youatt,
Treatise GulGc,
Youalt and Martin Catile. by Stevens,
Yountt the structure and Diseases IF II c Horse,
Stable Economy b, Stewart,
Downing's Fruit and Fluit Trees of Anne icn,
Iiebigs complete Works on Chemistry.
Downng's Landscape, Gardening and Rur~l Archi.
tcllufe
The American Shepherd, by Morell,
Coibeus American Gardner,
Enef cupcdia of Gurdcaing, comprising the Theory
mud ptnrce of Horticulture, Horticulture, Arborcu
rLre and Lsndacape Gardening by j. G. Loudon-ll.
iu-ffafe ly many hundred engravings
Lee,clupedn Of Tees and Shrubs, with Engruvngs
Of y he Species. ly J. C. Loudon,
The Fruit Ghrdcn, by Z. Barry
nov 23tS d. b PAYNE.
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BOO.s for Engineers and Mechanics.

A Is = ONE COMPASS and IA large assortment of
"a dATHEMATECAL 1NTRU MENTS.
Ste" srt's Dictionary Of Mechanics Vols
Downing Country Houses,
Inttoduclicn to Gothic Architecture
Stewart and Revcu's Antiquities,
Elements of Architecture by b .njamin,
Am ican Architecture,
Ilhupt on Bridge construction.
Haswes complete Engineer, Alill-wrght and Me
chanc's Companion.
Minifes Mec anca Drawing Book
The Mpdern Geomrrical Star builders Guide,
The Mechanics Compan on, by Nicholson,
Mechanics Text Book,
History of Architecture. by s. G. Tut Ill.
Mechanic Assistant Knup,r,
Wightwicks Hints to Architects,
Roads and Rail Roads by Gillespie;
Railway economy in Europe and America. ly DR..
LatdHer,
Handbook for Locomotive Engineers and Marl in.
sts. Mechanics wrights Machinsts, Engineers &C.
knapP's Chemical Technology,
Barllet's Philos Mechanics.
Alill-wr9hts Guide, by Evans,
Hodge on the Steam Engine, with plates,
Builders Guide
Benamins Architecture,
Gothic Architecture npplic 10 modern residence,
Downings Cottage Residences
Anderson American Nia Architecture iu.t out.
The above. with others to be had
25-ts d b PAYNE'S
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Rail Road Meeting at Amherst Govt Honse.

OK Monday last, (beng Quarterly Court the
Court adjourned at ! O'Clock 10 allow the organi-
zation Of a Railroad meeting, whercupon DR. Jas.
Powell was called to the Chair, and Henry W.
Quarles nade secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by
the Chairman, in few short and pertinent re-
marks. Robert Whitehead, esq, was introdu-
ced To the meeting, who addressed il for about one
hour, IN an able and Interesting manner, in which
he showed the Importance Of raising the necessn-
~ funds 20 connect lsynchburg with Charlottes-
vile by "A Railroad. lie also showed The neces-
sity oi prompt and decisive action, at this time,
IA order 10 secure the road TINT the people of
the Valley were looking with anxiety upon the
result OF the effort, rs, in of failure, they
would be ready and willing to ayu them selves Of
the opportunity of constructing IA road through
the valley oi Virginia 10 unite with the Viz
glnia and Tennessee readot Salem. and thereby di-
yertng the trnde from lyuchhmg. lie conclu-
Died by urging upon the people, upon the proposed
Inc united and harmonious action, which would
be the only means of securing The road
After he had concluded, Sterling Claiborne,
esp. took the stand, and for one hour unclaimed
the attention of the largo crowd present in his
usual happy and eloquent style He WINS listen
ed IL with great attention., aud presented to the
meeting some happy and interesting incidents
lie dwelt upon the great change which had come
over the country, since his recollection, from the
hnppY influences of science and skill, and the ap-
plication Of stcam regulated by human agency
aud power: he also depicted IN glowing and up
propratc colors, the great prosperity which
awaited the people Of l.ynchbuIg Amherst Mel
son aud Albemnrlc upon the construction of this
link of the great road, which Is to connect the
North with the Southland concluded by saying
thai all his energies, both physical and pecuuia.
ry,shoud be devoted othc qeeompli shment of this
great aud important work. lie was frequently
cheered during his speech, and the people seemed
to be much delighted aud animated II Is
earnestly desired that the -ane spirit will prevail
throughout this section of the eountry-and that
the people will 90 earnestly 10 work and accom-
psh this important scheme.
On motion, Resolved, Tint the editors of the
newspapers in Iynohhurg and Charlottesville be
requested TO publish the proceedings of this
meeting
On motion, the meeting adjourned, sine die.
JAMES POWELL, chm
HENRY ". QuAlaGs, Seen
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WM, A. CROKER,
WILLIAM MCGEE,
j. b. TlLDEN.

EXAMINATION OF THos. j. LEWIS, CHARGED
WITH SHOOTING EDWARD A. LEwIs.-The Pc
tcrsburg Express has report of the examination
of Thos. j. Lewis, which was held at the Din
wdde Court House. on Monday, on the charge
of shooting Edward A. Lewis, at that place, on
the 18th of October last. The prisoners coun-
sci are .fhos 5. Ghoson, j. T.. Watson, j. f.
Keller, Robt. II. Collier and Chas. F.. Collier,
tsqs The Commonwealth was represented by
Richard X. Meade, and James Boisseau, Esqs'-
Several witnesses were examined, whose testimo-
ny chiefly goes to prove that Thos j. Lewis got
upon the Bench at the tavern ON the day of the
occurrence rs if to address some remarks to the
people; had Il letter in his hand which he said he
received from his wife that morning; called Ed
ward Lewis a id udulterer and id rascal
and almost Immediately after the pistol fir
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\ fonrth al,nn,aee nill b =. nnnrer ri Il

4 fourth advantage will BE- - nearer aud 90
SER communication II viii ezteblsh SSH -
counties through which it viii pass. Il present,
BY no means the whole trade Amherst comes 10
Lynehburg much larger portion Of Nelson Is
lost, and the whole Of Albemarle goes elsewhere.
These counties cover rich aud productive re-
gion Of country. They produce largely OF tobnc-
60, grim and other staples. Efen 10 Albemarle.
Lvnehburg will afford nearer. and, for tobacco,
better market. than any other placc-and from
Nelson We may expect largely increased trade.
The lesser products Of the farm. garden and DAIRY,
too, which, though seemingly unimportant. enter
indispensahy into household necessities and the
expenses OF town life. win be multiplied IN our
market. aud subjected Ia the reasonable rates of
cost, which abundant supply always occasions.
The citizens of these counties, coming here To
sell, will also make their purchases here, aud
our merchants manufacturers and others will
find drafts made upon them from quarter
and from fresh customers OF the money used
in the construction Of the work, a very large rum
will be expended here in the purchase Of groce-
ries aud other necessary supplies much more
than is asked If Lynehburg will be returned TO
ms in this why.
These are some of the benefits, ola local char
meter, which shall receive from the building 81
this work. Under no circumstances would it be
reasonable that should expect to receive them,
without some rcciproeity--but when the matter
stands in such position, as that without eentr-
buting something ourselves we are liable to lose
the whole of them, and to suffer injuries at which
We have but limited in this nrtiele,-what would
otherwise be fair and right becomes the highest
obligation Of duty and the strongest suggestion
OF self-interest. We, therefore, call upon all
who hive anything to gain by the advancement
Of the city, to lose by It's decline, to contribute,
according 10 their ability, 10 the means neoessa-
~ 10 make this road. There are few who can
not give something there are many who can
give largcly-it is due 10 themselves, their chill
dren aud the stntc, that they should give what
they can.
Hon. T. :. BoCocK will accept our thanks for
bound volume aud accompanying illustrations
Of owens' Geological Survey Of Wisconsin, Town
aud Minnesota.
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NovEL MARRIAGE CEREMONY. -The Rev
Antonette l.. Brown, this morning, Us the off
eating clergyman, united happy couple in the
bonds of holy wedlock-thus probably becoming
the pioneer in this interesting department of W.
mans Rights. The parties were Delos Allen and
Elm W. De Garmo, both members of the Socie-
y of friends. Those present state that the Rev
Aitolnette went through with the ceremony with
grace and proprcty, emitting, however, all ollu-
sion to the primeyal injunction. This is Il pro
gresslvc nge-when man can be married bv Girl
as well as TO girl, and when girl doctors and Girl
diNines, undertake the cure of both body and soul
Rochester ETDion
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CGNNERCIiI..


Noy. %.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares made ailo-
tbar rapid advance this morning The sales EN-,
braced 1910 shares and opened at 55t cash. anu
went up to 81 The time sales opened at 81 anu
5za asked. cash, being an advance of3l ON the
ref Cottle.-There were offered at the scales
TO day 1900 head of Beeyes-9oO sold to city
butchers, 600 driven to Philadelphia and ;'oo
left over. Prices ranged from 81 50 to BY on
the hoof, nett $500 to 40, and averaging $500
gross. az IN 40
Hogs.-sales at the scales to day at s9''o 10
6,25. aooo
Sheep-sales at the scales to-day from s2'oo
To- 81 and in good demand.
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4 Lot and Tenement.

on Main Street. adjoining the Warwick H,t.o
in. % feet; A LOT & TENEMENT on MaiaS
adjoining Bmces Stable; A LOT AND TENEVp
ON Main Street. fronting 60 feet. knownastbe H.
Hotel; A LOT Il TENEMENT on Main >tre,,
ing 82b eet used a IA Tnbncco Factory by ]. " T.
A LOT 4 TENEMENT - Tan.Yard Alleg IN b.
Farmers Hotel. fronting % feet A LOT n m
MENT ON Jefferson Street used US Cummissm 4
hy Fayette Steptoe, Esq: A LOT in Sandy Hok
tanning Acre; FOUR LOTS. containing Arp.
on Diamond Hill, near Republican Spring; A Lon
the Lynciburg and Salem Turnpike road. udio.na,
Factory of Payne ~ Crumpton, containing A.a
LOT ON Tan Yard Al ey, containing Ace. ad.5
the residence of VIM. A. Talbot, ED. A -OTuG
Street, adjoining ,he residence f L Price Esq.,
tanning Ace, and LOT ON FEDERAL HILL
the residence of VIM. Crumpton, Esq CONTAIN.
Acre.
All Of this property is dcsirahly located, a.. i
worth the attention Of business men and persons I'M
Of sites iur residences. The sne will lie uron al
it of six, twelve, and eighteen months. ion equ,I
mcnt> of the purchase money, subject to The uIar
prevail of the Court. The Purchasers vii be reoaa
give bonds with good personal security Ion tIe uaf
money and the title will be withhold as fur.a
Ity-sulirct to resale in default at the pu,m prl
one ui more of the instruments, Us thr sum- heca.
JOHN II. T1 Rec, to-
SAM'L TYREE. 'A
IL t. go
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WASHINGTON HoUSE-Arrivals.

Gins " Hunter Charlotte Nelson Lowry Dun.
naho Jas G Otcy. Mrs. Otey. Bedford Austin, Camp.
bells ,no trout, Biz Lick Jro Boon II ShaverCsv"
Spring; . Prlre, Franklin; L Peters, Liberty; o &
Mead, bedford; d Davi,Amherst; Rieh'd Virgin,
Hugh Wilson, Rockbidge; & Burks.J Ward Camp
bel; c Andcrs5n, Appomatox; d Arlington. Mrs.
Arlington. Gampbe; ,Ino Bullock, Bedford; Thomas
Z EN- s. HALIFAX: iakins Peiree Ercidonrt Pa.
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Trustees Sale

ID dersigned on tn" 5th day of Anpu., h., 10
Judith \ oliver | shall ON Tuesday tie En- "
.embcr ext, in front of the Market rrsreo5, =! Of
cash. the property theren convr,ed, consist. wi
life interest ina HOUSE & LOT living IN g., d
The House is large and c0nimndious. and ,Ia
tans, il is ihnughi, about ONE ACRE.
EDW. d. CHRISTIAN r..
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RESoLI TloNS.


Resoired, That the Virginia Annual Confer
ence form itself into an Auxiliary of the Parent
society for Foreign Missions, aud that we rec
ommend AuNiliaros to this Conference Missiona-
ny Society TO be formed in each circuit and sta
ton in the district.
Resoiced, That each itinerant be required to
preach before his congregations on the subject of
Sabbath Schools
Resotred, That DR.. II. b. Thomson be re-
quested to preach Il sermon on Sabbath Schools
before the next Conference some time during the
session.
Resoired, That our delegates to the ensuing
General Conference he and they are hereby in
strueted To oppose all efforts that shall be made
i'll that body to alter that part of the constitution
which authorizes each Annual Conference to make
ITS own rules X regulations for the admission and
government of eoored members within its dis
trct
Resoired' That III the Judgment of this Confer
cnce Rev. T.. \. Reese has conducted the s.Metho-
dist Protestant" and the affairs of the Book Con
Germ, with ability and ss,and we reeommen
our delegates to the next General Conference
to oppose the removal of the Book Concern and
our Periodical from the city of Baltimore
Whereas this Conference has been officially
informed of the death of two of its ministerial
members William III. Comann and T. Butt, during
the last conference year, be il therefore
ReSotged,l. That in the death of these beloved
brethren the Conference and the Church have sus-
tanned great loss; but we rejoice TO learn that in
death they were chcered and supported by that
gospelwhich in life they had preached to others.
ReSoired,2 ,. That this Conference deeply sym
pathize with the families of these our deceased
brethren, and prayerfully commend them to the
care of him who is the Father of the fatherless,
and the Husband of the widow.
The Conference adjourned TO meet on the first
Thursday in November, 1854, in the city of Nor
folk
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I WILL SELL at Public Auctior, all that part
Spring Valley" estate. which has fallen
Pc tinn in the late DIV sion, comprising number
uni lie building lets udioning the town, and u AC
of the plantation. About 80 Acres of tins !.
wood d-Of ii portion of this | will sell the wood
land. The rest If the land will be sold in os
Purchasers.
Accurate plats of the entire property will he
some days before tire sale. aud can lie secl at d
id nee Of Miss Sarah l.. Davis, Spring Valley.
TRIMS: Liberal. ana vii be mud, i,.swn NJ
of sale. Sale to begin ON Monday tn 28th Of n
3 o'clock, p. NJ, and to be continued on .nch ,ua
day, untitne property is disposed Of.
Also. at the same time will lie sold, the MAN
known as Spring Valley,with four Acres q, banda
ed, and humble, of very desirable building d
property If Miss Sarah l.. Davis.
nov lS eod5t ISAAC HARTSlU
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.

III r. Il. POWELL respectfully inform. the Gentle
VI men Of Lynchbnfe that he will open n DANCING
SCllOOL for Gentlemen on Church Street opposite The
Washington Hotel Friday evening next, the 9th
nsi, Hours 81 tuition On Monday, Tue sday and Wed
nestuy ereshgra o'clock. 10 parties vii be given
"u account o the smalness Of the roomis object be
igg 10 form class Of gentlemen no wish lenn 10
dance only.
ERMS:-sl0 Tor course of fourteen lessons-ltn +
IN advan,', the balance the expiration of holr the
session.
~ No visitors admitted at any time.
nov % Is
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

10 We are authorized to announcer WILLIAM Bun
ros rs candidate Ter the Office of Commissioner q
Revenue for the Eastern District e Campbell county
I'll the uncxpred term of Robert O. Doss. resigI
ed (nov II .dNctldec)
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Economioal.-E Thomas, # Baltimore,

Economically. THOMAS, # Baltimore, has neat
contivance for muriing co'hin with indellihe iuk
lkcou in style aud nraness that has been intro
,laccd here. 1t consists of brass plate with the
engraved through. in the same style copper plate
CRAVING is dome. ctahe, tue order OF any pei VIII
wishes il, aud ma any style of engraving they wish
point of any sizele exhibits tic fercnt sizes
He expects m in the city for at lea>l tN" week..
and intends calling the Indies and gentlemen mt Thor
dwellings und places of business This is the mai
economical and useful article ever offered 10 the ihr
There can be no humu1 in ii, nsiti, tie eammur iade
lihe ink TINT is used 1t can, also, be Used for marking
visiting eards-thefebg making doubt Use Of it. T.
gcthcr with the above stated factS Tie lat and be. j.
thai ii can be used by any person-evc aeild not tea
NeRrs old mnrk nrtcIe with lho erenn.t cn.e.
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~ Whine hundreds rejoicing in the h,ppv es-
cape from snartng pains occasioned by Burns Bruises
and Spnns. thousands Of others will buy the MUSTANG
Lmment and experience the same happy results
The popularity of the Mustang Linimeni j. fixed
fact" those suffering with VI Old Sores Er,,prions
and Ike eomtains, neel oay TO be remind, Il of its
snne ioitv TO give il trinl.
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President, Delegates.
$3.50

he following brethren were elected delegates
to the next General Conference; Il. b. Thomson,
u. D., j. G. Whitfcld,W. w. Walker ministers,
IT. b. Noodhouse Jnmes NJ. Smith, Maurice
langhorne, Jr., loymen. Aternotcs-M. }.
Langhorne, \. Doniphnn, VIM. McGce, minis
tcrs; j. b. l'ilden, j. }. Burroughs, VIM. Hard
inc laympu.
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William Gray and Elizabeth his wife,
Pluntffs
AGAINST
Elizabeth Prillamun, in her right aud as admins
m"t.'% "f Ahra" Prillamau, decd. Elisha Priamun
poftha Pflll IMAM, John Prllanan Jacob trilluman,
Metlni Prillama1 and Andrew Prilhu.un,
Defendants
The Court doth udjudge and decree llml Hugh
Nelson, of the Commissioners of this Court, do
take account of Announcements made by the inesate
Alb Priuman, in his life time, TO his children and Ter ont
to Oourwiih any matter specially siaed, deemed per.
tnent by himself requ red by the parties be
ted. A copy extiuct--Tesrc
RO. A. SCOTT Clerk
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MARRIED

In Richmond, ON the 10th instant, by the Rev
W. G. Meredith, DIR. SAMUEL b. CHRISTIAN, O
Campbell, formerly of Buckingham, to Miss Ma
RY ID. WRIGHT, formerly of Cumberland.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROpER,
FOR SALE

DuRsuANT to decree of the 0ircait copr .
Il corr Grafton Of Lynchbure, pI, nouneed ~, u /
yenber tel m thereof, in the year 1873. in ,bn s
= Tyree. &c as. Tyrec, ard ais. = The mad. :
Commissioners, wi proceed, On the lgI oF,,
GENDER next, to sell, by way of public auc,i,, =
highest bidder, the following real e,tbte. NV
lntn Richard TyIae dipl seizpd ' "Ns
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Dr j -. Roses Celebrate: b agniIy
Medicines.


Dr. j. s. RosE's Me3c12 Adriser persons in Sick
ness and in Heath Almanac for lS52.-rhis pub.
location is from the per of eminent physician OF Phil
adelphin, regulnr graduate of the Medical College.
and an honorary member of the Philadelphia Medicnl
society Il confirms much good advice invnlid-, IA,
wei rs persons in health 1t also Describes, in com
prehcnsive the diseases of variable climate
and the mode Of treatment No umiy should be with.
copy Of this book. 1t be had, without any
charge, the New Drug Store Of Messrs. Wrgh, K
Allison where d.. Roses valuable Fnmi'y Medicines
ute for sale. sept Gm1
Notice.-Wc wish to call the attention Of the pub.
lie 10 a of luxury, comfort and harpiness,-to
rast neglect and present opportunity of amendment.
The numerous It badness in Amerc truly sur
i~iuC. The young take warning the old ap-
ply remedy Who that ia old. but would
avert badness Who that is middle qged, but shudder
at grey has Who that is Young hut values the ixu.
iant locks of youth and beauy2 Effects like these are
s.ayrd. and many years ~ otherwise premature Old
ace nre regained TO you h by using LYONS KATIAI
RON
INon's katharon is but 25 cents. in large bottles
Sold by oil dealers eyerywhpre.
ID. Barnes. Proprietor l6l Brnadwav n Y
~ Sold by every Dealer in Lyuchhurg. Purcell
LLdd Co, Richmond Wholesale Agents
OCT l5ts
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TRACT OF LAM
TERM s..

The land wi be said upon credit ef :.
eighteen months. Bonds with good .ecs,; " '''q
to the land reserved until the who'll pnreb,.a, '''
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