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cure FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.-The P ris CORES.
pendent ofthe New York Herald says.a plan,
called d jada in Africa, and well known in Eu
rope by the botanical name of penny royal. O
the species of germandress. has been presen
ted to the Academy Of Science as a capi,ol
remedy for ~hydrophobia. 1t is only necessary 10
powder the plant and mix il it'll honey. Tbi,
paste must be taken. six spoons full a day
with some sweet oil, for three days. and then
no fear need be entertained about tho disease.
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ICORiCE. Rope, IRON. &c-w--

X Rope, Iron, Gc.-W1 n.
Il just receiving and have in Store az
~ Cases ZIG" Mass ticorice, very fine.
20 do do Stick do do
% do ,Labonia" Stick Licorice, very fine,
. Ooils MANILA hope l to II inches in diame,er.
600 Furm Bags,
10 Tons Toughest Rolled Iron, every size.
. do do Band & Hoop Iron, every s;,e
10 which we invite the attention of those in won,
epi'-a" McCORKLE f. JONES.
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city, in addition Ia location in other respects,
and the improved condition generally. render
these lots very desirable. See advertisement.
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The Wheeling Times states that a rumor is
current in that city that a citizen of Genre
Wheeling has fallen heir TO an estate in Eny
land Estimated at $35. O00, 900. Upon this
sun also it is said he will realize the interos,
for one hundred years.
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Result as far ns known.
NELSON COUNTY. lOhrial.l

HnfgroSe. 4c 99 - DO % ID Jb3
Dawson. So 40 81 % al lfs 406
GrcenfelI a lie vote a. we learn.
la the first tAccomac) Congressional dis
trics, Hon Thos. II. Bayly (dem is re elected
without opposition.
In the second tNorfolk) district, Hon John
S Mllson, dem is reelected without opposi-
lion.
In the third (Richmond City, district. Hon.
John s. Caskie fdem. is clected-beating
Clayton G. Coleman twhig)-mOjority moi
known.
y Ia the fourth Petersburg district. VIM. O,
3 Goode Esq fdemj is elected without regular
opposiiion-thougb polls seem 10 have been
held for Wyatt Cardwell (wbig) and Vim. c.
Flournoy (dem)
In The fifth (Lynchburg) district Hon. Thos
S. Bocock (Jern) believed 10 be re elected
beating John I. Wootton whig) and Thos. II.
Avereu (dcm
In the sixth Charlottesville district, Hon
Paulus Powell (dem) Reelected beating AL
cxander Moseley (whig)
In The seventh lAlcxandria) district, candl-
dates VIM. Smith (dem )and Edgar Sna"dcn
(whig)-result not known-but Smith suppo
sed TO be elected.
In the eighth tWincbester) district A. X
Bo,cler (whig) AMI c. J. Faulkner dem
were the candidates-resu Uncertain.
In the ninth (Staunton) district Hon. John
Letcher (den re elected without regular op
position.
In the tenth (Wheeling) district,Z Kidwell
dem supposed to be clected-beatiug As.
Vance, whlg.
In The eleventh, Petersburg, district, A, M.
STREET, ~his, ran in opposition to J. Snod
grass and C.. s Lewis, beth dcms.-resolt not
known.
Ia The twelfth, Salem. district Hon. II. A
Edmond .on, dem, ro.cleclrd without opposi
ton,
In the thirteenth, Abingdon, district Hon. u.
McMullen. dem, reelected without opposition.
Foi he Sehate.-ln The Amherst senatorial
district Ro. X Irving. wing, keats VIM. Scott,
dem.
In the Bedford di,tsict, Games +. johnson,
~hig, beats S 7. Brow n dcm.-a Wing gain.
For the House IF Deicgates.-Campbell
eltC's r. ID. Ded3lP' JF. anu ID. olhrki 6LlSg.
AMHERST.-Col. w. A. Ricl,eson, dem ,
re e~lecied-withouI Wing opposition.
NELSON-Col II w Dawson. whig. re
elected.
BEDFORD-Sesse S Burks, and w w
Reese, wings, elecled-a Wing gain.
ROANOKE-Coln Bass. dem, elected.
NORTHUMBERLAND Staples, wing
elected.
WYTHE-L. ID. Hancock, wing, elected
beating G Kent, dem.--a Wing gain.
ROCKBRIDGE-Dr J Med Taylor an,
John Kirkpatrick, dem, elected-a Wing loss
APPOMATTOX 7 Chearlnm (dem) c
lected.
PRINCE EDWARD.-Stcphen o. South
all W. ele"ted-a wing gain.
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Prices of Stocks.

CITY Bonds, par l00-sules $40 50
Va. and Tenn. r. r. Stock, par 1O0.......... 80 Oh
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100 .-.......... 12l 90
Lynch. Hose and Fire ms. Stock. par Co.. % 90
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COMMERCIAL REc
Lynchburg Tobacco and wh..~
TOBACCO. "'! -. 1873.

TOBACCO. ! @o.isj3.
Inspections the past week,
DO previously since Oct. lst 80. o9s s9 hid,
Together =
1859 a
- 1865 g
sales of shiPping Lngs It from s to 8 so. Waus'"ilh
ring Lugs g. to 81 90; stemmingo and 'a"a'aeia-
So to $40; Manufacturing Leaf SO tn sa3 rr"ns Leaf
tied competition for finer qualities. a 'Pir'
WHEAT-Dnll and not wanted. sale. a.,
for prime Red and Whit. d and 80
VIM. I. SMITH, Com. A..
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u inform the Public that he has taken Tho s,ard t..
merry occupied by John Cox, decd for the purpose of
carrying on the wheelwrights business, in ali i,s yarion.
branches lie promises to exerute his work with nea..
ness ana despatch lie solicits a call from those want
ing work done in his line and assures them H., ba In
do everything in his power 10 plees He has on band d
several Carts AID Wagons, which he will sell cbeon fr
M..,o WIN. cox
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Almanac.

pair of gold spectacles last evening be-.
- tween DIR, Lynan's and the Cabeli House. The
Under will be literally rewarded by leaving them Mt the
Virginian Ofirc. NJ. u
Nav 30-d2t
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PRICES OF STOCKS.

M CABELL d Co.. HAVING
VI Steam Saw Mill NEAR the Canal. with an aou"
'ian' supply of Timber. IRE prepared to fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their owH,
lhey will deliver Lumber ordered Of them at any pom
IN the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Go.
mn 27-d&c3ta wis
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FRANCE AMI THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Late advices from the Sandwich Islands do
mol appear to confirm the specularions that
have been inddlged by a portion of the press
in the Atlantic cities in regard to the relations
existing between the Government Of France
and that of the Sand which Islands. BY way
of San Francisco we have Honolulu dates to
April 9th. On that day the King opened the
Legislature with an address, 10 which the fol-
owing Paragraph occurs
"Hi. Imperial Majesty. Napoleon III, En-
peror OF France, has reflected on the importan'
matters referred to him as ] stated to the Leg.
islature of 1851, and diplomatic relations are
now fully restored with that great and enlight.
ened Empire. His Imperial Majesty IS rep.
resented at my Court by Mons. Perrin, il
qualify 81 his NIajesty's Consul CommissioneI
and Plenipolcntiary, who has promised soor
to present the reply Of his imperial Majesty
and the draught of new treaty with France
l hope II will bc such a treaty as | have many
Tunes asked ior-alike honorable and bene6
clal 10 France and my kingdom. MY Minister
OF Foreign relations will report to YOU what
efforts | have made to obtain that result. tbe
progress Of the negotiation with France and
The state Of my relations with foreign nations
generally. up TO the beginning of this wear"
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MERCHANTS.
Tayior, Tinsiey - CO..

:
ROGERS FORWARDING Y COW s'I'''o.'
II MERCHANTS, Hoia STREET LyRea"Apg -,
eeeiying am, have ia store a large and wen s-''
,rk If Groceries Dry Goo1s. Liquors, ~. ~ ~
entity purchased in hr northern market '''
.nsi,. The attention Of our friends and the fuo te,
. liz ~ fvr ns eall - "small profits ami guch 80
hall be our motto. The following comprises poi' 'o"
~ Stock:
200 Bag Rio. I.aguira and Java Coffee,
% bhg.. \. O. Porto Rico & Cuba M"laSses.
rs bbi. Crushed Clarified, Powdered ana oon'e
Sugar.,
20 Packages Lnaf sugar..
100 krgs Nails, from 4 10 4o dy'
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 ibs Cas Shear and Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Leather,
l1500 lbs. Cotton Yarns.
400 bill. Rectfrd and Old Rye Whiskey
% bhls FRI neh and Apple Brandy
30 Case. Stick and Mass Liqunfiee hest brahaSl
% dozen Olive Oil,
% bhB. n. o & Porto Rico Sugars.
- Nova Scotia Grind Stones, (assorted sizes)
90 bbs Tanners Oil,
Torehrr win 4 large and general assortment of go"o,
ne, enumerated ala OF which will be sold upon the In"si
I en- soualr terms. 1AA LOh llNoLEi ~ ~
MaubI7-fs
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MERCHANTS.
GE RGE RAGRV
GROCER AND COMM zsIoN MERcHAN

GROCER AND CONN zsIoN MERCHANT
nFFERS FoR SALE
~ 81 Tons American rolled md Hammered Ira.
embracing almost every size and descrip,;n =.
the best quality, f'n "
10 Tons American Band, Hoop, Oval, ha II round h..
shoe and nail roads
10 000 lbs. Western Bacon hoground
1900 lbs city smoked sides
20 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
ly prime,
10 bis. prime PortJ Rico Sugar.
80 bbls. aud boxes Loaf crushed and puverized IN -
100 Bags Rio, Laguara, Alsnna,Java, Mocha Coses
very fine
hhds. " I. Molasses.
10 Ibis. New Oh Iean- NJ plasees, CROP
10 bbl-. Tanners Oil
Is i" - Pure,
IS whole and hall bbls. new herrings,
Sd do iamily Shad
100 Kegs old Dominion ales, 3D. To inch spikes
20 doz. bed-cords and Leading lines
30 gross patent Matches,
200 papers cut Tacks,
500 Sarks Liverpool Salt,
100 bags Table Salt
10 boxes Tullow, Sperm, Adanantine and na,o,
Sperm Candles.
20 sets Axes and Carriage Springs
10 Bellows ass ,rted sizes common to best qua ~
100 lbs. English blister Steel,
J ton American hammered Steel,
$500 cast add shear Steel,
| 10 Anviis and Vices nss0rfed szaa,
40 Boxes Tin plate 10 Id and - 4 30 lie and
30 Reams Cap. Letter and writing paper
500 lbs Cotton Bats,
5000 ID. Lea(sville and Milton Cotton Yarns
| $50 Sides Good and damaged sole Leather
l25 Sides black upper cumbersome very heavy
25O0 American English, ann Russian sheet iron
> pigs block Tin,
| 100 lbs. slab Speter,
| 1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
| Trace, Halter and Back Clians
Sand Selves, for Paserers and Brick Layers,
| Meal, Coctc and Sard Selves
| Files, assorted; Cotton and Wooler Cards Segars
| Tea and Table Spoons Shoe Thread,
3-4 and "A heavy do nestcs; Nos. and Osna5urps
| Calicos; Silk AMI Cotton Handkerchefs,
| Nankeen. Stripes assorted,
! Mustard. in great variety Shoes assorted,
Buckng; Nutmegs; 81 10, l0s -, II Ia Glass Pen.
per, Ginger, Alspce best Green and Black Teas \.
c Tar, Glass Tumblers, Indgo,&c., &c.-All of which
will be sold a bargain.
! an
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~ toIe the 1orning mails due tins city will he open
lady Tor delivery regularly att acl,ck, a. NJ, except
when hey delayed in their arrival over the sched
q hour.
The Richmond Way, Salem, Liberty, Big Lick, and
farmv lie mas will close daily. (excePt Saturday IRE
tisely n 6 i. NJ.
On sunday. Tuesday and Thursd ~ evenings,the Dan
vi!ieHnd Lexington mails will be closed precisely
T. NJ
The packages for Richmond and ali the principal cit.
es North and South of that point will be closed daily
precisely 81 Z. NJ Business will rrcollect this,
and uoube MS after those hours-as it is late.
On Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings, the
Char oteSville and Amherst @. II mails viii be closed al
u T. NJ There is daily mail to Charlotesville--tr
week via Scuttsville.
AL persons. except editors and propretors of Il city
newspapers, and sworn Deputies of our choosing
nre excluded from within the bars unless wien Invited
The necessity and proprety oil this rule will be readily
nppre ciited. and will lac adhered to III all cases.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from to
o'co, r the morning and during other lor of tbs
day RIO. II. GLASS, r. NJ.
April6-ts
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PHILIP W. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy ~ staple Dry Goods,

IAN Street Lynohburg VnEinia corner St"fe n
vi CurIe's new building formerly known u kyles
corner begs call the attenng OF his friends anl
the public his large and desirable stock q" Spring and
Summer goods embracing every article usually kept n
the dry goods line, which will be offered terms
which cannot fail to please all who may go,"I
goods low prices II friends and the public
uesy rcques ed call and examine his Stock it N
afford him .ery much pleasure exhibit it.
lJ--fs
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CTEAM MARBLE WORKS.

~ iUAN I. ROGERS has removed his MarbeN ORR
10 IF Nam and 9th Wherein be ouno
fine assortment of Egyptian, itanaa and Americni
Marble. Monuments, Tombs. Grave Stones, Mamie
Pieces of every description, WALTZ iates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest MAJ,
ner. Orders from tie country, with city reference
romptly aitendedto to.
Mr.. haying served lis apprenticeship in one of thu
largest establishments in New York city. aud having
much experience in the business, atters himse that
oil work executed his ,hop will give entire satac
iior as any done North or South.
Rirlrnnnd lnln ll-lAl
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EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.
YNcHBUR IA.
wORKs-Fagnn a Bro

vi ScULPTORS g. MARBLE STONE cur
TIERS, Formerly Of PAaadciphio,) Aun Fl, Lexng
ton, Va; B,idge ST., Lynchburs. Va. Main St, Lib
erty, Va; and Main ST.. Salem VA keep on hund and.
make TO order Northern prices, Egyptian. Italian,
Northern and Virginia Marble Mantlcs. plain and
den Vases Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Star
Tops, made any size AT short notice, All work II
G boxed up to go safe without charge.
One nf the firm Architect AMI General Design.
er in the Monumental Art. and will furnish any design
from the plainest the costly, by addressing
line To ~ aud all work done by will give entire
satisfaction any done North OF South.
Feh2I--dN c6n
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EW CONCEkN.-We, the umtersigneI
Y havea soeiated ourselves together, und be st,e
and firm OIL b NOWLIN & CO.. for the purpose Of
conducting general Grocery, Commission aud For.
"ardng business, at the old stand Of Nowin, Main
dreet, Lyncburg Va
We will keep >tanty on hand every article usual,
kept in grocery establishment all of which we will
sell low.
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Al.w Comiecaionery and lee Cream

New Confectionery and Ice cream
y s:iiOOn-ihe subscriber wishes To- inform the
Ladies p1d Gentlemen of this city, that lie ms opened u
Jew Confectionery aud Ice Cream Saloon. in the house
,wo ,ors above Tnsey, Taylor Il Cos tore, main
.tieet. hcrc he intends keeping all things in his linz
fresh al nice, having ii ereot expense aud truub'
lifted up bis house in the finest style suitable for tie re
reptiuH ut the Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
INN wiz their patronage
lie has alsu fitted up Ire Cream Snlopu' where tina
ieiicioa oyieie viii be served up all tunes, when tho
ofrns.
Hoping to sbafe portion of the public patronage he
only requests visit to become satisfied.
J.ZETEL,
mar ! If Late nf Richmond.
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J B NOW LIN,
.INO d HARVEY.

\ CARD.-Ino D Harvey tenders his most sin
II thanks To his friends for Their very be pa
n tnage extended Kim while in several other houaes in
his puc, and asks continuance at the same. He
pledges hmselfto every exeron give satisfaction,
Ills personal attention will also be paid the ee al
kinds Of produce
ian > I-dkrfs
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TOTICE.-Iie Subscriber having located 10 ,il''
\ House formerly occupied by the nte F1chard ~
ra.. one door below the Warwick House, Main street
Lvnrhburg takes this method of informing his frena,
anil the public generally that he is no" receiving ani
opening large and general assortment oi
Groceries. Dry Goods. Liquors, &c
recently plrchased in the Northern Cities, the mos
Gryorahle terms. The folio Ang eomprl'es portion o.
his stock
Rio Laeuira lava, and Manrilla C"fee'
~ O. Porto Rico. aud Cuba Molasses,
~ o.. Crushed, Clarified Powdered, Loaf and
Coffee Sugars.
Country and Rolled Iron.
Gust Shear and Blister Steel,
Reclfed and Old Rye Whisky,
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tnnn, T. Oil,
Cotton Yarns Teas Rice,
Brown and NaregAtcd Soaps.
Adamauline, Sperm and Talow Candles,
Besides tnHny other articles too tedious 10 mention,
which he, is determined sell reasonable terms u
lhey ear bought in this market Particular attention
paid to Goods forwarded to my care md also, to the
saie Of country produce. y. IL hObeoN.
Ann SIS
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L'ARIsLY SOAP-hvery holy come un( buy
l. family Soar. hebest in The world

l. fami.y Soap. The best in The world.
DIRECTIONS FOR Use.
Cold or walm wutcr--eihei soft, hard salt-muy
he used With ptriec' Rub the soap upon the
eliot les aGd then put them soak for three foni
hours then take them ind rub them a. then rinse them
nt my will require but lutte rutL after >oaking
ind M bon me- j. required, is usual with other soaps
large wnshng can be done in oncthrd less time AMI
trouble aud cxpens. than with any other soaps known
fhis soup i warranted 10 Inquire in any way the
slightest brc, the skin, anytiHg That i. applied
to Ii will remove any Kind of tirea>e Paint, Tar Ink
Stains e.. from any Goods, without the cnst injury
For sde by ID. H. LYMAN.
Mnr1.l IL
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For the Corn Crop.
LEXINGTON ~ Through

Stn..l-fl TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS. IN
our Mad Packet Boats. By iSco1seHe
and LyacLbnrg-On nd utter the 9Th our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, the usual
hour. P NJ, and nfriye in Lynehburg i f- urs and
IN Buchanan in II hours.
Returning enyc buchanan at NJ, every day
except SUNDAY. and arrive IN Lynehburg at 81 ?. NJ.
Lowe Lynoblnrr at 8 P. M and arrive in Richmond IN
- hours in To with the Norfolk boats leuY
ing at d A. NJ, and Southern aud Northern Raj
Rnnd cars leaving at a. NJ.
Passenger for Lexington, connect with daily line
If Stages 1T North River. Returning l"aye Lexington
Avers day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond IN
II hours.
Passenger FOR Farmeie, fare 81 Buckingham II,
nre $325 Charlottesville. ARE 81, and Staunton, fare
II. viii leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays aud
Fridays lionis.
Below ecard Of time II arrival intermediate dis
nnees
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COMPREHENSIVE.

4 toPARIN ERS HEP.-Ih he subscribers have
~ ills day associated themselves together, under the
lyle and firm OF ECHOLS PRYOR& TALIAFERRO.
with the view of conducting general Commission bus
npss in all its branches.
Their house is the large and commodios brick
ment recently erected in the of of Mr. John Ruck
Fl factory. Immediately the canal and nparyoppo
site the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce, ~
we'll merchandise. As their la! is large. and made
secure from all dcpredatiDn h. strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently ed, enabled To
Awe sPtC.e "entonia tie -ae Of every description Ut
mbe'
Ev~ry necessary preparatio, is also made to receive
Lime in any and all quantitis. Particular attention
i'll be paid tot sale at II article. Cansignmenls
ire solicited tr nm those preparing such ;nmmodtie ton
market They also solicit con>ig menl, ri wheat f"ur,
;orn meal well as every description Ct pro.
he
ibel advances, if required, will always be mnde Oh
Son gnmenis IN hand. Coal, lump. and ground plaster,
'nn gum yiil always be kept handorders solicit
-.
All orders for goods from punctua customers viii q
Give prompt attention.
Clouds cuu>igned their care, be forwarded. will
~ attended 10 with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for drayage merchandise or pro-
luce. either by raiIroad canal. BY applying them.
selves closely To business beng determined
ny possible cndeavor in pleasing all who may call in
them. they hope receive the ola liberal
ni5ic. J ECiILOS,
WM II PRYOR
ian ll-dscts n G TALIAFERhO.
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CPRsN and Simmer Fashions,

y
- ES53.-Ju,t received, splendid lot OF very fine
French Cloths, Cps-imeres and Sestiuss which will
lac made up order, in style TO Pease-At The old
stand Opposite S. b. Thurman land Two doors below the
Merchant, Bank. JAS b. EDWARDS, Aet
for E. e. Edwards.
lyncI I,,,s Anil i9-,q
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Ariicies appropriate 10 ne FIRST CiossBoxes of hats
bunnets furniture
ArticieS appropriate 10 Second Ciass.-Boxes, bales
# dry goods feathers, shoes saddcry glass, paints oils
hugs and C hfectionery
AritcleS appropriated Third Ciass.-Vrginia domes
ties sugar. coffee liquor bagging, rope. butter cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather hides, yarns cop
per, TIM sheet IRON hoow-ware, queensware cnstings
hardware marble, dressed and other heayy articles
enumerated in spe, iGl or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate TO the Fourth CIoss-Flour. lin
,ucks rice. pork, beef fish lard, aow aud bsc" Gin
asks boxes sacks.) beeswax, bales of ginseng
,nd dried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) NIL and
grind stones, mill gearing.
A.. ( 30 miles 1.50 l. Salt per bushel ! 8
as'e ae %. 100 miles. 100 ofFiity pounds. 10
" ,"" % n. = ! $50 miles. $50 IN
WV '0' l20e miles. 500 Carried East. IL
SeIt7--dts
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA peetlully ask continuance of the patronage ST
long bestowed upon him, To the and in
this connection he deems it proper To ask all who
indebted to him To come forward and settle their ac
counts without delay.
There many claims flong standing, which, mus
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention to this notice
Jan S--dfs \. DIUGUID.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OCKErs, IOCKETs, pms &c

4 OCAETs. LOckETs, FINS ~.
Il b. subscriber respectfully informs the Puilie tat
lte has IL returned from the North With unusually
large stafs Of Dcgueueotspeing material. embracing
rnmes &e. OF the latest styles aud patterns ~.
80 large stock of Locke and Pins. extra me
made To order which will be filled With pictures IN the
be.i sye sftbe low prices according TO qualify
At W!atehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank.
P.EG1BRS. Proprietor
B.-Painlings and Pictures Of oil kinds accurately
copis
sto. furnished NJ the lowest ea.h prices.
foh u. 7. r. q.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20
MECHANICAL.
UNION COOKING RANGES
. subscriber has just received from The North. te
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- subscriber has just received from The NORTH lew
- more of Poads improved Union Cooking Ran
ces for wood and coal which for economy AMI eonYe-
nenee gained for themselves such ehriiy-thai
they are rapidly taking the place OF all other arrage
Inents for eooking purposes.
The water cnsk. for keepng constant supply OF hot
water without any additional fuel Is up'm the most per
feet pan Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms can be attached IL desired. Personal attention
given the setting of them. and all are wafraned t
operate In the perfect manner Thousands oil ret
crences might be offered but examination oil them AT
The sore OF the subscriber Is sufficient To satisfy every
one Of their superiority any other fixture.
marg--ff - BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

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