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The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
For the Nevada journal.

Mr. ED1roR:-Win you say that She pur-
chase at A. w. Potter's was as stated in the
foeng America, by a negro barber. The latter
noticing the article relative to the purchase
and being quite sensitive man, and thinking
that he was noticed, as sensitive perhaps as a
portion Of oir community are when the author
ess OF Uncle Toms Cabin Is mentioned IN Their
presence, politely returned the picture 70 2fr
Potcte with these remarks
1T is strange that an oditer Of his size and
callber should condescend to notice ne: how
ever i such Is the case, will do something to
help Il the next issue. The particular notice
that IS given Ibis barber contrasts well with
the notice that is given the southern negro "a
ilhe display Of semi-AngI Saxon taste--for
south Their skia Is not quite as fair as their
fathers. For further Information on tlis point
We would refer gou 10 Unele TOMS Cabin. and
IN conclusion we most respectfully inform the
ciitor that we are net very sensitive about the
Wood-cut impression nor the comments made.
and are not aware that any portion of the com
nu1ity are. We are cool, put onr trnsf i,
tod and keep our powder dry
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difference in AIlsda ~

Since the question o' 5 difference 81 Tho
ol,i4,.la of 4bis ctv e..-~. o''oe a. '''s
a''i'aug y ~ .,l9 T,' nd Grass Valley has been
i''oo'e0 y 'i'o o..@seeraPt, NC have taken pains
az 92s...a trumental adn3eas srenleats, WEieA
gToye ts.eaassertions Of that paper thai here is
= Inference in grade Of 80 It. 70 the mile to
.5e totally without foundation. Grass Valley,
At the Beatty House is 1850 feet aboYc the level
of The sea. with temperature Of .78o, Negada,
at its lowest point, the square at the foot Of
Main and Broad streets, Is 1910 f. above the
le7el of tie sea temperature 840. This makes
grade of 22 Fl to the mile. eis.
Bat this includes the immediate AM rapid
descent of the Deer creek divide. II is moi
intended thai the Sacramento railroad if ter
tniaating at Nevada, shall cross the divide
into tie heart Of the city. This is not desirable
because there is no room for It's appropriate
buildings and the ground is too densely packed
already With stores. But the depot would be
on the other sidsof the divide. If the road
then run around the head Of Gold Run, across
Little Deer creek, where its bed is level almost
with its banks the grade would be the most fa-
vorabIe ofany portion Of the route after leaving
the plains On the south side Of Deer creek
there is ample room for the depot and store
houses Our city is fast growing in that
direction and there the road should stop
Hoping this viii satisfy the disinterested scru-
pies Ct our ncighbor, We commend it to his
attention
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

dies, harness, poota erd shoes, wagons, cabinet
work of all kinds, &c These would give va
riety 70 the pursuits Of our people, require little
capital, are in great demand, and would keep
our money at home. We .-~-s dspcna too mpei
uDon the rest of the state and ths ,rar19 heoo,,,
ing debtors to those who furnish these neces.
ries. and haze t. discharge our obligations Z
clean cash.. Oar region needs then more ,,ro-
duction from its sown resources, to take tbo
place Of It's present large importationa. 11I v1I
never be truly wealthy till this is done
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

Bs2g@ The manufac ture of brick has hea
carried On to very large extent IN Stockton
1he past summer nd very pro6tably besides.
1 1 arge quantities have been shipped 10 san
T rancisco, but, much The larger portion hss
been used in the construction Of substantial
edlhees ID this city. Prices have ranged irom
Sl2 TO SIS per thousarf
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

~ N ChevSiier gave very spirited and
pleasing entertainments in legerdemain on satpr.
day evening ias' The audience was not so f1I,
as the character of the performance deserved b,t
great appreciation was expressed at the adroifnoss
OF the rerformer
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rea. Tie Telecrnuh ,ritanns1,, oo,,,,,lo;n.

eSA- The I67egrapF piteously complains
with good reason) that there is no hotel at
Grass Valley, where Tisiters ore not annoyed
excessively by aeas, &c Il says "the village is
sadly deficient in public houses of the right
class" We can ensure yisiters first rate ac
commodatons in this city at several OF our.
hotels, as Phelps, United States, Virginia
House. &c
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
New and Important Invention.

New ana important Invention.
| INDEPENDENT PENDULrM-A day or two
since we had the pleasure Of Witnessing the action
of what we consider ono Of the finest inventions
of the age.
/ The instrument in question consists of pendu
lum suspended in free space, acting as regulator
and partially as motive power, moving with sle
/ CANT accuracy, and discharging the escapement of
! . time keeper. The inventors are Messrs. Wen
eel and Shumann, (thc latter Of whom is employed
in this city at the establishment of RoseDheim &
Bro,) and who have been for several years en-
gagged in the United States and Europe in the
manufacture of the most delicate time pieces.
/ It's difficult to convey lucid of the sim
plcity of the arrangement by any g ripton that
can be giver, without the aid of plates TO repre-
sentit The peuduluua is of 23 pounds weight
and is suspended by very delicate spriag hald
| by fne brass clamp, in the bill CT an eagle. and
with its attachments is 40 inches in length. The
| graduating screw Of the instrument is cerssireS
in the segment Of an arc formed by the beam the
arms being attached to broad dial plata con
tlnnance OF the pendulnm--on which il placed
the seconds hand of the instrument. The dial
plate is ten inches in diameter. AT its bottom a
brass pin descends about three inches attached to
the lower point of which, behind, is a small ruby
pin, precisely perpendicular to the plane and CEN
tire OF the whole. The length of the arc described
by the motion ofthe pendulum is about two and
At the moment theinstrument in niotion reach
es its extreme point of arc, the pin allows de-
scrlbed iplpinges upon lever standing parsilel
with th2 plane OF the dial, and which is attacbed
to scapement o. peculiar construction which
raay be described as the octant OF circle of one
aud qaarter inches (octant 'scapement) having
two arms whose length is about oae inch This
scapement is fixed to move easily anon s arm
post. The 'scapement wheel is modification of
that used in the chronometer, having its cocs on |
the plane Of the wheel instead ofits perpherY In |
all other paris it resem bles a common clock The
lever attached to tie scapament is INDEPENDENT
from the tran and so xed rs not to b. affected
by the friction of the pivot OF nlperfection of the
wheel work. Ia the commoa clock tle power Is |
impaired to the head of the pendulum a I'd if the
power OF the works Is affected ~ heat on cold the
thickening of the oil, friction Of the piyots and
wheels, or other causes, it prodacas slower or
'9Voneat II the pendulum, and conse
II in the clock BH.bv this iuven-
is overcome as the gain Or loss
ks cannot affect The pendulum
epsndent, through the med
apement.
- yet but inperfectly at
as successful ss it now
entire revolution in
accuracy hitherto
that appears to
'sibility and con-
1heTic Changes
liable to, aud
atinr peDau-
singeution
scapement,
sctiou
n made
e E. lbs b.
the
GU
4
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20 An incendiary attempt was discovered at
stockton, Oct. 5oth, at about midnight. A ras.
ca entered vacant building, cut the ceiling, and
deposlsed candle and matches. If the discovery
aad not been made immediassIv, the sitv wopld
have been almost entireIY destrored
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New RESTAURANT. Iii viii be seen bv an al.
Fsrfisement thai aessrs II. S. Beeny have
opened the Ptoenix Saloon as Restaurant. II
Is located next the post Office, on the ground for
tnerly occupied by Phelps Hotel The Mes,rss
Beeny know howto keep good house. and viii
undoubtedly give satisfaction.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

geA French gentleman, with an illcgible
name, sends us . colossal scheme" for the
Nevada railroad company" which We are not
sure is not intended to be serious though it looks
very much ike burlesque. Did we not dis
like to spoil the authors planning we would
hand it over to oar funny committee to be made
up into worthy follower Of the ~Munchausen
Quartz Go" "Syphon Flume Co. &c. The
author proposes to raise S3,500,o0o by means
of lottery, at $50 per ticket As 'the result
of this operation (says the PLAN win be imme-
diately published in all the newspapers Of Cali
fornia, VIC will wait further advices.
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B1- The Era says 4 800 bodies have been IA.
tered at the Yuba Buana cemetery at San Fran
cisco. OF this number between 400 and 500 bare
come TO their death by violent means and aceis
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

BRICK BUnD1NGs.-Mr Espenschied 5 brick
building is fast rising. Mr. G. Mulford, agent
OF W els Fargo & Co, has commenced brick
two story store on Main street, % feet front
by 40 back. 1iF. l.. r. Frisbie is also build
ing brick storehouse on Washington street
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

As5F There has been a heavy frost in this city
iof several nights past, and on Tuesday night
ice formed nearly quarter of an inch in thick
ness
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One Of these days, ''in the fuliness Of time
we can hope to be mentioned in the same breath
with our wortoy neighbor of the Deer creek
city,-G. 2. Telegraph.
4 noble ambition neighbor. Keep irving !
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

u A man named Chapman was shot in the.
corner Of the eye by another named Donahue in
the town of RinggoId, FL Dorado county, on
Monday last. An slteroatio9 occurred between
them, when Chapmaa's wife Gang out with pis-
toll and shot at Donahus, wAe retrested behind
door and returned the fire. Three balls struck
the woman inficting flesh wounds, the fourth
struck Chapman. The ball caused intense agony.
but had not been extracted.
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and Russians were on the road from Focktchany
to Jassy.
It now appears certain that tie Russians are
preparing TO pass the winter in the Principal
tiles
In Bulgaria, the Turks cauno longer remain
in their open camps on account ofthe cold, and
in the Principalities, too. the Russians viii
soon have to leave their tents for barracks
Several Boyards have bcen-arrasted for keep
ing up a secret correspondence with Omer
Pasha, whom they informed Of the movements
Of the Russian army.
szvIH, Sept 9.
The Turks are actively aruiing On the Ser
Wan frontier. 4 number OF cavalry posts have
been established on the Turkish bank Of the
river from Silestria to Jestow. Gun-boats, TOO,
have been stationed at various points.
From Belgrade, September 4th, it is aunounc-
ed that Re1schild Pastla insisted on having a
decisive statement from the Charge TAfaires
as to the position Scrvia is prepared to take in
case of war. The Charge replied that the Ser
vians could not fight against the Russians, be
ing members Of the same religion. but that the
Seryian government would promise to abstain
from hostile movements against the Ottoman
Porte. AS no commissioner viii be sent into
Servia, it is presumed that this explanation was
accepted as satisfactory.
CossT ~TINoPLE, Sept Z 1853
The position of affairs remain unchanged
l5,p00 troops from Egypt have been shipped
off Ito Varna whence they will proceed to
ShhInla. The Turks are still full of enthusiasm
Two Russian war vessels are following up
the American Japan expedition.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

iAEEsr, Sept 2, 1853.
eitg q the third corps
der the command Of
aiifmed. Four thou.-
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RECOMMENDATION.

CHttr ENaiSrfR 3 OtFicR, Va. 4 Tenn. Il.
lfnrhhutg Va Scrf-m ~ % 1853.
10 THE BdH.-ROdE Ff.BLIc.
Al the Cars ~ every lind bog upon this road havc
leca made al tie Piedmont Works in Lyn.lburg. un
der IA direction Il Grn'l Nettleto as Agent
Ii gives me much pleasure say thai % " ears havr
been strongly sud faithfully eNeesird cbrerlul,y fr
G mmeHd these vas,- 10 eompauic. requiring cars q.
e"meeteut Ia construct aud fst - ecutr any con
tract. that may be- made nh the usne a those work.
GHAS. + NJ GAkNETT
Chtf Eng Ia. & TeHa. x Il.
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A LEXINGTON ~ Through,

10 BUCHANAN N TWO DAYS. ~
opr Mud PdGkET Boats. ~ Scailotiks
md igfelhygOu and AFTER the 10th, nur iuutz vii
eRN" X Iehmoud daily, Sundays excepted the usual
hour. ? NJ. aud arrive in bynchburg .. uls, aud
ia buchanan in n hours
Returning, lenve buchanan at J A. NJ. every day
except sunday mud arrive in lNnehburg at "a p. NJ
l.eaNc LYn, hhufg at Nj mud arrive in Richmond in
q hours in time caanrct with The Norfolk boats cay
Jug az u a M.1and ne Southern and Northern Rn,l
Road car leaving Mt : A. Nj
fa~sehgers for Lexington. connect with dniiy line
1T Stages at North River: Returning louye Lexington
every day except sundays, aud arrive in Richmond in
Il hours.
Passengers for Farmyilie, fare 81 Buckingham C Il
inre S325, Charlottesville. nrc g. 30 & Stauutnn fac
81 will leave Richmond Ia rucs.ays Thursdays, and
Saturdays Bouts.
Below see eurd of time Of arrival al utermcdaic dis
lnnrrs
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Those who have cried II. have found that the n,ver
tisemen docs not ya4nt IL pfai.e. highly Taila
has For7itah and journal Frb. 10. 1888
Housek"eper la have tested the quality Of this DOW
der pronounce unanimously in It's Loctport Dai
iy C0ur7er.
It SURPRISES every ding in the shape of rising We g.
er yet used IN the baking II cakeS-RahuBV ddp5.
cute j Register Apra Is, 1853
This Is Article Of such utility in various kinds If
cookery that when Ils virtues became propery known
no houseN-epers that studies mfor and ECONOMY viii
willingly do Withoutit.-NeBr Ho,k PICK Man 81 ls33
No one need hesitate use Dufkee'- n n,pri,,n,
rtise TO hauskeepers -RepubilcaH BaHAcr and Nash
eiHe phig. FEB. II, 1853
Would you have light bread-bread Ihat Won car, ear
with good RELISH do foi get To procure Du,kee
Baking owde-, aud you will fail TO have good bread
cakes, &c-1roy Daily Times, Moy % 1852
We have tried this article and recommend IL with
perfect conhdence.-- Qnebec Gazette, Ja}g, 1852
Durkee's Baking Powder we hive tried at our house
and our "bste'-half" was astonishod at the result
NesC- York Daily Times, Oct. % 1853
All good housewives will renice in and gior,fy the
name OF Durkee, after they have giveH his Bank NJ
Powdera tair ria-Nete. York Sun. Sept 30 1852
Durkees Bnking Powder, undoubtedy the best article
Tor this purpose that has yet been discovered J.
Dutcllqoa. Eel. r. 1853.
Iae highest concentrations from hundreds of tho
largest aud most respectable wholesale houses in this
and nearly every large city on this Continent could be
given il space allowed it,
The article is warranted to give satisfaction Or.
ders accompanied with Cash viii be promp " He'd
f. r. DURKEE
Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer
Wholesale Dealer in Sal Soda, Cream Of Tartar Sun
Carb Soda, Cooking Extracts, Wax Matches. a.
1879 Water 81. Neio- York
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oar terms viii be cashier negotiable paper suIislar
iorily endorsed
he subscriber thankful for the very hberol palron
age bestowed an him for the Inst fourteen years lac Inns
been n business in Lynehbnrg, wou. Just mention t.
ana hppcS win the additional fciliueshc Inns and
ny the constant attention he feels Diet .urd Ia give 10
ms business IN all it, vfious branches. to merit Gun.
hnuhnce OF The patronage of liberal public
SEPT 23-ts tEp q EIRIF
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q Loo X y

We have hand goed lot Of Clocks, some iron
eased plaid with peaf very plctiy mantle ornaments
nHl good lime ccper--Also, very pretty Time piece
sutnhle for Churches Cunning rooms a., all ~ which
guarantee II perform accurate tinc-And last but nol
east " hnye .w of tho celebrated Lesouter kuzaf,
"a superior artiee-No have tried thrm, md therefore
know them excel my before All those wani
ing roods in line respectfully solicited 10 Gull
al examine or stock before purchasing elsewhere.
oct fI.hs H. sILVERTHORN \ co,
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:, See winter comes, "a rule the varied year,
NnlIen and sad with all his rising train,
NaporS, and clouds, and storms"
4 ID Ice, and sleet aud hail The poet mlg t have
n added the very thought of which is enough to
make one shver BY the way, you can bid defiance 10
Jack tro,t nnd laugh in your sleeve at old Borens
himself, il provided with one OF the many STYLES of
Wv Elk GoAlS,CLoAkS OR Bl ANkETS which may
be found at the Balaar just received bv ,be Tnioy
Clinton, and Dispatch. fresh supply Of Lam .skin.
Partridge, beayer, Lion Skin Reversible Beaver, Turf
cd So9Iag, Pilot kersey, Flushing, Cloth and Cus,i.
mere Over Ooats Cioaks Caedauians, Tan4s, Travel.
ling Blankets &c ia great variety and for sale rhen 6y
oct % L. Nj S.,
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Country Merchants
CLOTHING STATION

" 81 nov To our friends lld the public generally
those in want Of any kind quality of GOODS, from
the very finest CRYSTAL Palace style te the common n
lices of every day wear
W. invite attention of those wanting articles IN
our line Give Il cai-fceling assured that we cut
and will sell rs cheap any house in this city and
good as any. Being judges of CLOTlIING, and wish
ing sell on fair terms the public may rest assured
that they will obt1n the worth of their money.
w may cnumnrstc some Of oar Articles sucl as f 90
French BEAVER OVER COATS, all colors, Oper
Clnns stN Cents ofall cats and fash
ions, Dress aud Finc Cuas of all kinds Pants Of II
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree to the Miss
issippi pattern. Also the beautiful Vests made
in patterns, rich the mines of alfona and more
enchanting silk Pushes. Brockades, Ntlyets, Cash
mere, &c, &c; Bosom Socks Cuvats, beautiful tp
look al Fancy SrO ks. FINE s II | RTS aud com
ones, fnncy Snsrcbders Hosicrt. G owes, Mitrs
Buckshin Gloves some splendid Umbrellas sin
gle md double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers Wool.
On, Silk and Cotton. and all things necessary cnthr
in comfortable garments, whether he be rich o.
poor. Our iouse is open TO all ind Ion
themselves.
Those wishing their g4rmonts mada to order we sd,
we Keep tie finest Cloths. Cassimcrs and Vestings Of
all kinds, To be found in this market, and warinn
everything To he made and fitted according To orderoi
The goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best woikntn engaged in our cslahti.i.
mont that be secured North South therefore give
trial.
Very Respectfully
BAKER a. CLAVEY.
sept 29-ts Corner Of Main & Market SIS
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Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Caye- Of
over eight in number. will be Carried ii. Bird class
Goods,--1he weights Ia be rrrunied as folnw-. Hur
scs, 1000 be-. Mules 300 Beet Cattle, 1000; Stock
10 700; Hogs, $50 Sheep, 100; Calves, l25, under
months old. Lumber ii all kinds, and Coal 10
be lond'd and anonded by &c pwuers, eon-ignccs.
One day only will be allowed load nuoad, unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever a Car Is
suefed - rcfuaiI loaded after arriving its place m
destination, over ~ hours, unless Otherwise agreed
upon IT will be at the option Of the Company unlond
IT, and chnrge at he of 30 cents per Cur load for
Lumber, and 80 for Con and nso ehnige al the
rate Of sl,G0 per day, for the use If me ca.
THOS. SHARP, Supr'L
ang 27-ts Va. x Tenn. r. r.
~ Il xbre, md Rpp. cnt,v
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IKON. NTEET. 49,

IRON, STEEL. &c.-
L - Tons American Rolled and llammcre lar Iron.
Band, Hoop and Rod Iron all sIaes
nj, Shear, English x American h4istl
Steel
Anys. Nices AArs; Currioce, " agon aud uaeN
Springs; Mil Cross cut. and Hand Saws; Flies. Rosr-
Picks Mattocbs Spades aud Shovels, Horse Shoe
Horse.stne Nbis, Wagon Boxes WOOL and Coii",
Curds, sc, &c, ia store aud Tor sale by
SEPT It's GEORGE RAGBY
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NEW BOOKS AGAIN

EW BOOKS AGAIN
Wit % Europe by fraf - Silltman,
Roman Ilunor' or, Days ef Cicero. Cnto nnd chi
uhnr. by II. Herbert.
Bleni House, by Dickens,
Counties De Gharney. 10y Dumns,
Labtrc; or. Pirate al the Gull, by lneruhnm,
Wldc, Nbc World, by Mis- uhefrll,
Dollar. aud Cent?, ~ do
Also, supply Of
Smith fecm-
Ralimcnts of Architecture,
Fern Leave by fany Fem,
Beatrice,
Bmaorts, Dickens mud Coapets Navels,
Gmhnms, Cod, r und lInfpcr'- Mneuzinrs lor Octo
htfi Fire Screen Prints, Letter Writer, Wall Paper \
Border, Il, e.. ut MORSE'S
oct 3 Is GammiszioH HoBSc.
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MoRGANToN, n. C, June &c

MoRGANToN, n. c., June 30tI. Is
Dir, a. g. Bragg K Col feel it my duty 10 u.
my fellow beings Who are afflicted as have zen, &
my testimony to the wond rful effects Of your u
LiUiment. was severely attacked in Drccm5u
with Rheumatism in lis worst form, suffering a-tl
DAY with eXcruciuting pain for six months, benz IL
whole time unable Ia walk even step. My light r.
50 contracted AMI drawn up that | could not Ia.
tn ground, and my left arm was badly contacted
ring the whole tine | was attended by two OF l.s
.kiiful physicians in the pace, but they Were unaa
afford me ree.and finally gave nue. up-pronounee
incurahlr, and said | must die.
a. this critical moment commenced using The
lean Mustang Eminent, and after using TWO sma,
ties began 10 find relief from my suferng>, an
using seven bottles J was us well as ever | was "
GEORGE Gol
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BRANDRETH,s PILLS.
4 Nel.oI.e - 81 n,a.l.-lno 81. ~. 90

n Meatct"e nh'e or Ntaeg gsars has p,eraf rolg
ot MI fonfdfHse
MHDlClN universal in lis Pow en- Of rnnd ln ma n
woman 81 infant often loo ,ed upon Us "a blessing
sent r"m henven 20 su"e iiimny it be duly apprcca.
ted
But some one says. "how enn one melirine be- use.
tul all cusrsf' We answer. tins medicine pu-
rihes tie blood, aud -. no dseaae can ete us when
the blood is purc so.
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suppose the stomach is aHrote1. AL the symptoms
sho" gaeut rrofntiuH OF it, slfenath capable
OF diaestiue the ieedi have Wind our -tumuef--
f'lr beiehi g--bufring pain scrapaF scnntiuus at
Tie pit oi the stomach These s,nptams remaining
cause he ste'es pr lanup of the powers II inc md
as Wei a. iaofe ut the bodsand If NOT speedily tc s
ed, they VII enuse other dangerous .,mui,u. sr-h as
fmays st Niias' D'uee, DIPIep-5 Rhcumnt.m-
more eenewily however, Chol,ra Muhus Dqsoutrry
or 1t may b, ab-unote casecncss. terminating u VIC
ieni sehuess n Tie stomach und not ualr,quently IN
inflammation nj the bowels
How important is it then, TIM thr-c Hr.t symptoms
be renewed and one tso dosrs aft Brndretas Pl1s
would geneBls effect this ahlec but should be- re-
n1h'f'd ihar they are always applicable AMI shouH
be u-ed until h'ftt is fully r-torsas they II surely
care seeu'r an aas other remedy, aud when We ha,e
health through q en- il is IN pat work-it is cfNu
I'M crRE--oHe that will not dcrei,c.
For sale wholesale aud retail. by d b Payae.Lynch-
burg; \ a. f,uC-Ais
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INsEED OIL
4 300 gals Linseed Oil,
1000 lbs. Lewis Pure Whi.e Lead
Barrels Spts Tarpentinc,
Chrome Green, IN Oil.
Paris Green, in OIL
Paint Brushes, Virnish &c, &C.
Tor sale at
WRIGHT & ALLISONS
seq l2-cts Nesc Drug Store.
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Silver and Plated Ware.

We have al.o good assortment Of Silver Fore.
SPOONS Lpdlrs, threaded and plain handlesi Cups,
Bater knives. Fruif-thiVcs-all Of genuine Com. W.
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