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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18

MERCHANDISE.
I'd BoOTs.sIaOEs.U ac.akc. e

I III bVW = NsNHHWHsN. y . D =. 81 III q
~ y y a - I L -
IS received o larry supply Il BOOTS SHOES,
HATs. CAPS. TRUNKS KALfsEs. CAR.
PET BAGS. 4 UMBRELLAS aud nfher eonds usnal n
vel -oppi.ed Bout Shoe snd la sfaTe al al shel
arr ole 81 n ff prices am determined transnet
Hy business right stfnishi along but Lutte caring how
flefs Ia their-. II il due tony feaIs. preaa aK
ilsiftf tianks Ia their vcfy hbesul patronage NJ
al'ift shall be secure it epatiuuance.
oef D.lz Espre.. espv In, = sEABrRY
OEIEfON.--Pnilip ". Payne
, has purchased Of T. g. Boil hi entire isicfe.sf tn
the If PAYNE Bell Blldctts due the 6fnI viii
be collected by = " Payuei alec tie debts due froat
the concern vii be paid bs lin.
We fcqneat persons havilR Bccannz agans tie FIRM.
Ia bring te IT, for settlement ala0 I'll lio iaeb
I'd to tie eill please eail and make PAYMENT.
PAYAE& BELL
y 26-t. July = 1872
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M Il, the undersigned, are again opening and eXhib
w itng very large assortment OF Cuuh ny Stoves
of every variety of size aud patent, commonly IN use
together wha well selected assortment of Parur Chan
Der Office aud Factory stoves. Saamundnr Furnaces.
Crates, Fronts, fenders, Scule Cndcr Shovels, Blow
crs, &c &C. to which very respectfully call the At
lenon Of customers aud friends Resting assured
Thar though cannot promise to sell lower miee
than any one else our prices will range as low
others, and thar will accommodate customers who
viii favor with an examination, their satisfaction,
as wei rs their expectation.
oct 2S-dts AGREE e. MuRRlLL.
p. S-Wo would like to employ or good journey
men Timers. \. x NJ.
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81 sCE-iiuving become sole proprietor Of the
Mossey Greek PAPER Mill by pure base on the 23tn
DAY OF September am nov prepared to fill orders ior
al ~. ~ 'a..# the nrtest notice, and upon as
good te,e, ~ ..st AL. will pay three dollars
md fifty cents, u hundred weight, delivered for all
-" and Cotton - fan price If send my tenn
after them. Address JACOB SANGER,
or s. Pact my agent
Mr. Solon. Augusta Va \ ~, iSc}m
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DRY GOoDs.-pmILIP w. PAYNE

DRY GOODS.-PHELIP w. PAYNE
u respectfully zoiies from his Gepds and the pub.
lie tue patronage heretofore extended the Gun Of
Payne 4 Bel is Stock Is large Hud we'll s.arrd
md efrty attielo will be sold Tie fea-onshr
elfDs. ~ 9G=fs
y INV FALL. a WINTER GOODS
y JOHN I. DAVIS j. now oreuiHg hi- full stuck
af FdLK. IND WINTER GOODS. embracing the
argcst and most nitraeve assortment offered By
him, omong " ie nrc
great variety Of French printed De aincs Caahnercs
A." English und American ia
d" rnin French Merno
4" " De Lntlra
." uin md figured dress S iii.s
black
rich Jrocade
Mourning goods
Sleeves, Collnrs aud Climezcttes
Plain and embroidered handkerchief.
A splendid nssuftneHt al Ladies teircl and Ciah
Cl27ks, with full stock Of all kinds Of Good. uaan Is
oaud in Dry Gppd4 store. He solicts call, md
pledges himself not To be underol by my house in Va
ac, 2-dts
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= NIED-I00 60sHes rTlmo new CIovor Seed,
50 bushels Orchnra Grpss Seed, Just received and
Tor paleby LEE & OINSON
o3-t,
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MON FOUNDRY.-N Wv CON
JONES, BEGGs IL BROTHER,

Y JEhN.--I he NnbstllDVfH INV nssOUi1IrI thrm
selves together undor the style and firm of
JONES, BEGGs ~ BROTHER,
AID respectfully call the of the public 10 the
FOUNDRY, about mile below the city. immediate
y the Canal w ere they prepared furnish any
description of CASTING, in loom saud Mi
Machnesy Sugnr-paus. Cadron Kettles, new imporiu
ton Of Garden Porch CAnirs, Int and Umbrella
Stands, Jenny Lind Parlor Grates and Tenders PLAIN
fancy Balcony Railing of the latest style, plnughs
all sizes and patonts Brackets varnua sizes Stoves and
Mantle pieeea made IL order. Water qua, or drain
Pipes, columns of Nil sizes whieh the attentions Of build.
invited all of which they will furnish North.
prices and only ask n call 10 insure sal,s. by
prompt attention and faithful workmanship, hrS hope
share fair portion of public patronage. All otdeis
thankfully received, und promptly executed in the
style. WILLIAM II. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS
sept 2l-dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
Exn
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fIsHE SUBSCRIBER BkGS LEAVE MOST RE
.preg.lly 10 call The attention ut tie citizens Of
Ivnrhbors and the dioning country. 10 his large mud
- .oiend ia assortment OF BOO rs SHOES <Aws
~ CATERS. &c, at his OWN MAKE, Se~"9
- an which are WARRANTED % rHE nEaT quAtl
II AID OF SUPERIOR woRRaAssuIP.
Persons wishing 10 have a good aud durable boot or
Shoe for the present sensua will d. well 10 call on me
a. am determined to peaso, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the stnre rce doors nboye tie
Fraakin Hn.el, and immediately opposite The CitaeDs
Savings Bank I. +. GRlMALDI.
dec LET'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18

HAtfsaS BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,
= An indispensable article Tor all Black Smiths, to-
which to saving Of Coal and heang IRON please en-
Rire otAlr Dubuey Of the Phuuix Foundry. Mr.J H.
de,, Whoel-wligt, and at the Smith Shop the
Piedmont Works all of v hch have them in Fe
~ by a. Neeton, Agent for the patentee for Virginia
rwt''a1nt Wol>s. I.ynchburg .DuEe 81 Is
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MECHANICAL.
HATS AND CAPS


FAIL HONS FOR 1852.
TINE subscriber has received he aes OK,
I Baltimore and ph.adelpsia styles II Gentieinea# 2
No 4 Moleskm, Silk black end shiie. Beaver and
nrash HATS which for durability and beauty eapas.
be .urnasSe, in this or any oacr market lis stock =
now large and complete. embracing all Of tas 1ates md
',s. s,,s.j r. "a a4 ns. s,@ a c1 re.s
~. ; he ,,..t cordially afit.- - Old friends nd
.,n,nrrs m tho public generally 10 give him cal
before urrhasin elsewhere lie stock viii be found
a. cheap AS any other establishment IN the city Al
Lind. of Hats na, erslc With Nd Dispatch
fy~ cYsts,aers las slrcsss3 arrr fee 4 chatgs
e. VA SITTER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COON
GO7aE Al EAST..-1,Iia7p1I,'-z

- GOME Al LAST. -l,IIAI,I
Cd ENAE ID VICE .lt Ahkea = ,J3fyftra.Ii5 ,.a
ION ofthe citizens of Lyaehbarg and the e'e..
country his fine and splendid assortn er, ,f,. dig
es Jewelry aud Silver @are Just received ;, '.
of the latest styles and patterns, selected Ao
with great care suit this market. Fror3l i'''ei
,e,ieTee in the Watch and Jewery lN long q
,rz himself that he Gun pleas, the M, lie In
As for his work manship. he leaves it 10 In.
has done work foI judge. All he asks 'l't lie
if sou are not perfectly satisfied, md il bjsn III ed
not exactly what he recommends them 10 le s2l' afq
himself to redoube the money and 10 chm ~ ''i,
goods. - 'as
OIL sold and Silver taken in exchange for.
in my Inc. G. A. EVAN ''l2
Mar SIS . doors above Excharge co,s .,''D'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18

on TONS Ground Plaster, just received and for
on sale by SAUNDERS, NORTH Il IRBY
dec S-dts
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81
4 ing obtained at considerable expense, from Mr..
Whiteharsts Washington Gallery, Daguerreotypesof
die following distinguished characters mostrepecluy
invites the Pgbc to call and examine them, in
ton with large number of his production, athe
Whitehur@t Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Ora.
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce, VIM Il. King, Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass Z. f GIBBS,
july l9-dtf Proprietor
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor Vest Broadlndy aud FrG1lktn street, Nttr HoTE
this Establishment can DO seen very SoLIeGE 5IePT
IA sentation Ofa LADY IN CHlNA unaeL Inc .Nrny
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue and hands In mouonj tho
only representation OF the kind In the country Inc largest
and collection Ancient and Modern COINS In ne u o.
The figure OF Soldier in the Contlnental OoIn D9e anu
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Jefferson county State OF New York. by MI John jennings
Live White Rat fIom Berks Penn Adnittalee GRAi
IS Games Exercise and Amusement, billiards. Back
Cannon and DominOes Billiard Room with TWO sPleh
did Tables, is also attached to the house 1t, - -
REPRESHMEETS.-Dinn and Supper paTtles can pc
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supplied with the deicacies OF the season. Game, Oy
teT Beef Steake Mutton Chops Outlets c provide"
at any hour. ,,.., 1;~a
Atthis Establishment, may be seen celebrated bird
MINO that viii repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings OF any
The Subscriber having become Proprietor Of the GeoSe
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and evening Private rooms for COurtS,nlaiua
The public are respectfully invited to grant him share OF
'ne'f patronage CHARLIE WRIGHT Proprietor.
ucPersons wishing for pure Wine Spirits may depend
| on having them genuine at this Establishment
N B-Prvate families supplied with Dinners o! 'upPclS
in superior stye Parties OF number al telI
tive homes, and wares oil glass OF SlVeI s Jul any ~
of the City YREE or CHARGE >, Z, ;,,.,
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CMAnBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COELEGE.

LOCATED CORNER OF MARKrr AND THIRD STREETS, PITTs
BURGH,
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PROSPECTUS
AMERICAN WING REVIEW.

=
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THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company.

Annuity and IrusG company
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.
CAPITAL S25O,OOO.
OeeS E. corner Third aud CheSnut SIS, Philadelphia
NHIS COMPANY, in department. issue Policies uPo'
holders double the ordinary security without disturbing
their right to participation in the distTbutOnof profits
each and every year The system of payments IS Cash IN
advance and be made with reference 10 the convent
encc OF parties opening policies with the Company
Also the DEPOSIT SYSTEM, or new plan OF ltc lnsu-
rance payments made TO the Company Ill thlS depart
nent purchase OF Insurance, entirely optional as re
their amount and the time at which they may pc aue
as oe seldom he may find convenient and there
obligation him whatever to continue his payment
" Further the whole paid in, are dnayS at the com
mand OF the person insured during his lifetime anu may
that plan this Company there is created at on: anil
the time, Insurance payable GtdedM mud GrGE
bic sickness, and Prorsiom for old age lSee Comp
SAVING FUND.
In the SAVING FUND DEPARTMENT, Money is
ccved DAILY. Also, MONDAY Evenings OIL deposit,
Iare or small sums which interest is allowed OF FlVi
PER CENT.
DIRECTORS.
SeT%Ss ~ w S' Thompson LSwrsmc Johnson
Benjamin W. Tingley, George McIiehIy,
Jacob l.. Florence, James DcvcIeuHb
William NJ Goodwin, William Mckee,
STEPHEN K. CRAWFORD, President.
Ambrose w. Thompson Vice President.
Charles G. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer.
Actunry, Piny Fisk.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul D. Goddard, NJ. D. William Pepper, NJ. u.
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Inattendance the Office OF thei Company, from II to
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS IT ISL
Being narratives scenes and incidents in the real LIFE
~ LsOwLY.' By w l.. g. Smith, Esq.
The object OF le author is represent the condition oil
the Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily Occur
atiOns and pastmcs, the relations between master ana
the mistaken impulses IND mscOncelVcu views OF inc
Northern PhilanthTOpis &C. &c, and TO represent Inc
ssOnS and sentiments i'll their natural forms, as The same
re displayed IN humbles lot OF society thus showing
hGYpesS than rredoj and at the same TO represent
s il OPeOPle viz The Planter TO whom Justice
seldom been DONE and whose character, as exhibited IN
every day life is well calculated to win the anna bic uu
mcnt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia.
a. 2-The Pl1utatOn-UnClc TOMS L1Zincss.
3-SObTicty and Merriment
f-Thc Punishment.
5-'rhe School Master.
C-Family OF the Planter
T-SchOOl Keeping
" S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion.
a. 9-'Thc Surprise.
i" 1O-lndependencc Day.
" it-Thc OVcrscer.
1o-SchoOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
" 13-Unclc Tom and Dnah.
" 14-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Unclo Tom
and DinAh.
16-Cassy.
' 16-SundRy.
1.-The Ovcrseer's Communication to tho Planter
" 1S-The Suspicion.
IS-School Master Uneasiness and Departure.
20-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
" 2t-IIiS Determination TO go 10 the State oil Free
DOM
" 22-Thc Escape.
" 2EThc Pursuit.
" 2i-BufflO-Thc Boot. black.
F." 2E-HaTd Times.
90 2G-UnClc Toms SolilOQuy.
" 27-Thc Alarm
:" 2|American Hotel
a. 2oIThc Fee Negro.
3O-Couragc, Quetude and Contentmcnt.
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between 3Iaster and Slave.
I" 33-UncIc Toms Decision
3i-Back to Old Virginia.
g. 35-COnclusOn.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact acknowledged by the
letter and many other Diseases BRENTLrNoEU's FLuID
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA AND DANDELoN, Is decidedly
above all preparations speaks for
used; although have taken tho pains of av
published through the papers, or appointing agents
70 the it, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
States by who by chance have heard
OF its wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious disease;-
DEAR Doctor:
The two bottles ofmedicinc l got from you
whenn Wheeling have nearly cured met please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of
city, not quack medicine for we have made them &C
such have not the opportunity of making it known
to- that entirely free from all minerals, and is not in
the incompatible with any OF the preparations ofO
dine, FoHler's solution, or other properties.
To be Paxton Lakes and F. Yahrlng and sold
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
July 81, 49,