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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

- 7 D o
IL Lynchbnrg, that he will open u Ladies' privat,
dancing Academy on Church Street opposite the Wash
lngton Hotel (imvins rented private suit of pm or
tor that purpose.) where will lie Taught all the
Latest and most Fashionable Dances
OF the present day-in addition To the PLAIN STYLE
OF Cotillion and Waiting. Tie following highly G,s i.
humble dances will be taught. viz:-Polka Ma. nr6a
Cling Temps Fedora Poients, Dcuz Temps, &c larius
Goiaza and Cecilian Naltzewith the double Values:
such as Polka nasa'ka, RedoHa. Mozurka, Sc.-Alsn
the Pdika Ma-urkd and Rtdopa Qualrils The single
or fancy dances will be taught those who may wish
them-such as Horn-pipcs. Cachncas, Cracorieape
highland Fling, La-Sgiyiides, Ell jaleo. X7es DC Ar
the same time will be taught entire system of Cal.
isthencs such the of receiving, accepting in.
iroducing, promenading, &c tending add and
grace 10 the general department Of the scholar.
Mr. Powell having been employed for several years
past IN the most fashionable circles of the larger cities
OF the South and Wesl he is prepared each the above
anc"s in the latest and approved style II hass
also letters from several female schools in which he has
taught OF high standing; nnd from eminent men, GER
uyins his standing and reputation teacher, which
ne WIN be pleased to show TO those wishing to patron
ze him.
An early application is solicited, he only desires
small cass-the room moi being sufficient urge adj
init Of teaching large
he gentlemen of Lynchburg respectfully inform
cd that he will open CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN AS
soon as he obtain sufficiently Ian ge-Notce
OF which will be given through the duly papers of the
CITY,
Indies ana dentlemen making up private classes cnu
be waited on at their residences; or, will be taught Mt
the above named room at any time when he is
saged with the regular class
Hours OF tuition for regular class will be Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock-Com-
mencing on Tuesday next, the 22nd inst.
FERMS-$l0 for a of fourteen lessons
lB No gentlemen admitted. AT any time, except those
belonging TO private classes and those only with their
respective classes
Mr.. Powell can be found at the Washington Hotel
when not professionally engaged.
1873
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Grocery, Com mission 81 Forwarding
AZ u SIN S.

IN all il branches. Having made extc6,te arrange
ments for SHIPPING g. FORWARDING Goods aud
Produce md from this place. lac viii be found ready
all times accommodate those vino muy favor linn
with lhrir patronage. His will at Nil times be
found supplied with every article snlnbe TO the
at his customers.
Persons forwarding by this line viii End it much
their advantage, he will nt all time insure the great.
est dispnlch having Lipe Of Baeoan from this point
Running up the river aso.n direct line Of Feigh Boats
between Buchanan, Iynehbnrg aud Richmond all oi
which under the superintendnnce of experienced
and worthy managers, thereby rendering it the
fest and expeditions line ccHicing this pl
~ The subscriber win also purchase NIL kinds o
Produce brought To his mnrko; giving AT all times
The best market price either in ensh OF Barter.
w. A. WHITE
o3 L. Hnchnnnn. In
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nP0kTANT DISCOVERY!!
RELIEF IN TEN MrNrITESrI,

ANS PL MONIC WAFERS are unfail;pg in
cure 1t joughs, Cold, Asthma, Brouctitis,
,9a'' hoars ness, Difficult Breathing, Incipient
/ E"n ana Seases of the Lungs. They have
~ medicine, md any Child will take them.
Wv nay" a heen' tored to health that had before
testimony ven IN hun ,reds OF cases. A
use relieves il I'll MINUTES.
p'yah's Pulm, &c Wulers--the original al d
s"e - stamped 'ryun." Spurious kinds are
sue, Iwenty6t cents a box. Sold by deal
G ,Uy ). BRYAN y co. Rochester, N. Y Pro-
pr y RnlesRle by J. b. WOOD, Richmond T. H.
h IN NO. Peters anrg J. II. PATTERSON
5.# ggIns aud D. r. LYMAN, Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

TN pRESS-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN
| EQUITY and of an Action at Common Law, by a.
H. Sands ESQ., ConseIlor nj Law
TIL ,,,,l embraces a minute account of all the steps
10 be taken in suit of Equity and an action at Law
from their commencement 10 their termination; a7o'
IN. mode of enforcing judgments or decrees together
with the manner of appeals writs OF error @c'' &C
Tns,r Hills answers and ,ecrees in Chancery; de
cal atoms and judgments Mt Common Law and Pieas'
denunrers and replicatons are appended; and chaP
ter will be devoted specially to the practice in the IN
.o I S,n,os Cou,t A. NORRIS,
'o Publisher & Bookseller,
,,, Richmond, Va.
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LASS wAkE-Cuttass Deeanters. Tum
" hler., Chnmpaiene Gabblrts, We Lemon ides
bowls, CELERY Giassrs. Pitchers. etc.
Pressed do, in every variety, mud all for sale vel
low n J. d u EVANS
nov LIT No III, Wcst Main ST, Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

TNu R T. = II NG MACHINES aud
WHEAT FANS The attention of the public IL
respectfully invited stock Of Threading Machines
and Wheat Fans which substantially built and ol
he most approved patterns. Persons ia need of auo
implements would do we'll To give our stock mn exnm
aaon as we feel satisfied that they will be pcnsod boil
n price pad workmanship,
All I'm, lemcnta warranted Ia perform well.
" l5~ta D1uGUlD Il BROTHER.
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BRANDRETn,s Pills,

Medicine pic for nine tm0 years has proped porthy
Of all confidence
A ICINE universal in its powers of good TO
"A woman infant often loo tcd upon blessing
from heaven save iifemny il be duly oppreeia.
ted.
But" some says, show con one medicine be use
ful In all cases7" We answer, this medicine pu-
rifles the blood and : disease effect when
the blood is pure
ALL DISEASE Is CURED BY PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD.
Suppose the stomach is affected. All the symptoms
show gcent prostration of its strength II il capable
"f digestng the food; have wind in stomach
sour bcchipgs-burning pain scrapng senrations
the pit of the stomach These symptoms remaining
the greatest prostaton OF the powers of the mind
well those of the body-and if not speedily remov
ed, they will other dangerous symptoms such
ParaIysisi st. Vitus Dance, Epilepsy, Rheumatism
mere generally however, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
or IT may H. "hstinate cosveness terminating in vo-
lent sickness OF the s'anach. and unrequenty in
inflammation of the bowels.
How important is it then, that these 6rst SYMPTOMS
he removed and two doses of Brandr,sLs pills
would generally effect this object but it should be IL
'nembered that they are always applicable and should
lie used until health is fully restoredas they viii surely
than any other remedy, and when we have
health through them it is patrh work-itis oEsU.
,sE cURE-one that will not deceive.
For sale, wholesale and retail by ID. b. Payne Lynch
burg; Va. lap6-wts
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port walthall Line.


FINIE heautif.l and tavorite staupb iath IT, ~ r.
L AUGUSTA under lie command al err.-zlss71-z..
Capt. Nm. @. Snib. 60 ione al @vaa5jy known 10
the iraNri ~ community the Purnn#'r and Jamcs
Rivera has r-nn ii her lace on The line VI, Port Wal
lha after h.,tng becn oroghly rebuff ard fitted
in the most "egult Il, aoi furnished h Ie Boats,
Life Pe-efyers, Iorte Pamp-, and al rh' appliances
required by Act of Congress secure the 'iey "i piss
engers.
The Cars running il, nexion with tie Augusta will
leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot every Nom
day. Wednesday and Friday morn Fat 90 o'cock, N.
Persons arriving in Richmond by the Picket Boats,
have but few steps walk to the Cars
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolb on the alter
rate days viz Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturdays ut
o'clock, NJ
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c..--.-- So 90
Fare between Richmond Coke's, Rings Mill and
Grove Nhnrt, 'u
Children over three years and not twelve
years of age, half price.
Nrols eocb ~ 90 50
Servants, through Observation-Disclosures 3o
Servants to any point ON the riyer,--.-..---.- 90
MeHs, ..---..----. 90 -
nov 2,dScts THOS. DODAMEAD Snph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

sneni FOR pILES.-A perfectly snle. mild,
speedy and permanent cure for Piles oeyery sorpton
and no muttrr oi huw long stnndiug.
This remedy Ia compounded, according established
rules OF Pharmae Of ingredients Possessing grent hen
ing properties.
Physicians ofthe first standing have examined nrd
used this Ointment in their practice with heut
cess where all other remedies 'nilod TO effect
The nboyo remedy isunsupndsod for the OF Sore
Breasts of cmalesthe violent and distressing
of which have been almost Instantly relieved by it
For Sore Throat, White Swollings Ulcers Outs Bruis
es, Burns aud Scud4 and for all kinds of locn nlama
lion, js uf giant volue
We have possession largo number ofeerti6entcs
from The relnblc persons tostifyng its wonder
tnl ecn,Y in the OF the above diseases We give
tho following;
STAusros, May 9Th 1888.
Mr., Huichcs0a,--Dear Sir-l tnke pleasure in saying
TINT your Ointment has been used in my family and has
aivcn entire satisfaction single application giving
immediate relief. and ifnpplied Us it should be- | have
no doubt would mPke permoncns cures. ! take great
pleasure in recommending il 10 the afflicted.
Yours respectfully,
SAM'L WOODWARD.
In Offering the above Ointment tho afflicted the pro-
pfetors take the high ground hat whore has been
ia strict accordance with directions sufficient length
of time, aud being ded with beneficial results,
the money will be refunded upon application.
Tno above Ointment is put up in neat tin boxes with
directions and pamphlets accompanying each box
Price so ceht@ and 81 each.
Prepared by VIM. HUTCHINSON & CO, Amster
dnrn, Botetourt county Va. Sold by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
je23w6m Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
FASHIONS FOR 1853.

- ~
1ifZER has received and In store n large
~ and beautiful assortment Of Gentlemnus fine
Fail style Dress Hats, viz;
Fine Moleskin Black a. White Benver aud Cnssilnsi.'
lats, If the ntest and most approved stylus ndomed
for the which surptss any HITS that hnve yet
leen offered for the inspection OF ibis Market which
he earnestly calls the attention Of the citizens OF
L,nchburg and surrounding country give HIM Gull
where they get pretty HINTS and good bargains fo
Cmh WIN. SITTER
scut 4-dkcts
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a MARTIN, OFFER ii

VI UT
IVA services Ia the public agents in
RECEIVING a. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the snc ofnny and all kinds off ountry Produce
TINT may be sont their One of us, agent
Mr. Royal will be utthe Rail Road Depot every day
the arrival of Freight Cara for the purpose of receiving
and taking charge ofmy produce sent 10 care.
The cipaest intention givent tho receipt md dev'
cry hen Corn or Oats.
Lett by mai or otherwise will be promptly attend
ed to. aug ~. d&etsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

~ OEnGE.-The subscriber begs inform tie
ezens Of Buchanan and the public &c neray .thnt
lac hn4 taken the large and commodore lumber house
the Basin, Formerly occupied by VIM 7. Hardy,
ESD where he intends to condue n Wholesale and
Retpll
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GIIAS# u FISK.


n n M N NhlcI Engineer.
N. b-Ihe Board Of Public Works ol yirFini.. an
" "io'e direction tie CoVington and Ohio Railroad Is
10 be constructed. State account vil ose, =, -
lngton on the 18th Of December above named for the
purpose OF rereiyng aud acting On the proposals tint
may be offered fn., "a /. tt NV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
FIRST ARRIVAL.
Is GEO. M. RUCKER.


- iu. received my Fall supply of Family Butterfrom
the justly celebrated Diaries of Mrs G, nthia Bentley,
Mts Elizabeth Kent, Messr.. Joseph Oioyd, Gordan
Clpyd, James M. Chyd David McGnvock, and Maj.
James Il kent-to which invite tho attention of Fam
lilies wanting fine article
nov Its AMBROSE Is RUCKER.
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NOTICE TO CONTRICTons
,osington a Ohio Railroad.

II toio NALS will be received at the ascn If ,h..
,hs ~ ava Ohio iatlroad, in GOWNS on, uilI4
- = p'eemh'f neNt, ttr Lac graduation and NJ,
s,iiH I'll e''ai seveety five mile. 81 tir ub,,, ,t -
, - ".' 'aSefh portion, mprising tit, mics lie.
-. ~ II o"ving,un; ard the western PARTON.
bo,Y ,,,.nj 81 "aout TWENTY-FIVE MILES, lies
~" 'ae Naaawha River 4 he mouth of Big SANDY
~ - sf sga'e"l The warl To be- lel-iaralins Ill NJ
a'' ,ufheln"g- Is heavy nm! drsuble aud isNell r.
-, inc ''t'nsion At responsible eontr,elor. 1t4,e
soseas 81 The above ~oh ne nov toad, lr -
inspection by the Sth of December
Tho n,orn'uen may be obtained on application II
e'' '''n!ahy Offices at Cnsingten and Guynniotle
by order Of the Board
CllAS Is FISK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
NEW GROCERY ~ COMMISSION

uOtSE.-l have rented from A. Is Rncker
ls hie-proof brick Warehouse lately erected on
the BASIN. Immediately above Lacy u Terry for the pur
pose of dongn
General Grocery ~ Commission,
RECEIVING IND ron IFdRDfNG BUSINESS.
Persons buying goods 10 sell ngnin would do wall @
rnll On me before purchasing. IA ! sha sell low
commission only being all the profit charged whe,r
the cpsh good negotiable pnprr Is given in exchange
good supply of GUANO, LIME a. PLASTER
kept On hand. which will he sold any housr
In the city
Al goods consigned to my cure viii be forwarded
with all possible dispatch, and particular ion phi
10 the order Of them.
Consignmenls of produce aud Merchandise solicited
churGes reasonable and pnin- spared render
inetioa. Account soes rendered 81 soon IA made.
WIN A, MILLER, on the Basin
NM 3-fs lnic Of the firm nl Miller q nmpInn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

J Zink will continue the Foundry business ut the
above place He respectfully solos the patronage of
ha friends and the public liz ia prepared 10 furnish
NIL kinds of Castings, Mill Goaring, Threshing mach
Ines, Fence and Porch railing, Hollow war; ploughs and
Plough castings of all kinds aud sizes; Ia short he
prepared To do all kinds Of work done in ar other sim
liar establishments, job work and repairing done n.
short notice. A ] link
B.-Mr u, d. Lawrencel. authorized 10 settle
hr mo all the business o the firm of link e. Lawrence
dec 23-ets Az
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

I AKGE LOT OF GROCERIES On
IL CONSIGNMENf-Ia am receiving large lot
of groceries consignment consisting Of
So Bngs Rio Coffee,
Jnyn 4"
90 llhds. Brown Sugur,
10 Bbls. Crushed Sugar.
80 Coffee Sugur.
Boxes Loaf Sugar,
6 Bbls. Moa.ses,
3 kegsS o. Soda,
All of which will sell n accommodating terms
WIN A. MILLER,
nov l5ta On the Basin.
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w. w. Ieuwich A Rrothcr


w. w. Lcnwici n Brother.
II Is Their purpose Ia reht md improve the House.
Ia make il conform in all respects ae great improve
mrnts mnde in modern Hotels. Their Hou.e will lie
NEATLY FURNISHED aud uffor an agreeable place
ol resort 10 Travellers, mud all persons visiting Lynch
harg-while neither expense trouble will be spared
Ia make their T ABLE among the most sumptuous
mud elegant in the State.
Atlnthrd To this Hotel is onn of the most COMMO
plouS STABLES in tho city, hch Ia managed by
two most trust, anil experienced OSrLERS.
The undersigned well OF tie extensive PIT
rnnng' which has been heretofore extended this Io.
til, underline management of VIM Leltwieh H. Son and
the desire of continuing AMI greatly increasing the
same, will stimulate them u spare oNerions com.
mend themselves the of ther friends the pub.
lie generally
WIN W. LEFTWlCH.
Oct l.dSet- TllOS w. LIEF rNIGH.
HACK AND PoRrER, belonging 10 ns will be in at
tendarcr the Depot and Packet Landing. To convey
trnAe Llcra 10 the MnaMnplnn IInie rMEE AnnE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

with TIE signature of lohn ". Murrell as endorsar
Ashley have been ie,niousy obtained any att.mpt To
dscou t. trade or otherwise dispose of the same will
constitute forgery mud the public hereby caution.
ed againsl having anything to do with thum as the IN.
dersgned is The legal owner alone, and drawer of the
nov % tl9t Ed n NIRREII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
PREPARING FOR PUBLICATIO

PREPARING FOX PUBLICATION
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
4 MORRIS-Pubiisier and Bookseilcr-97 Ma'"
"A. STREE, RICHMOND. Va - Will publish
Calls Virginia Reports Vols. !, and D.
Henning & Munford's Virginia Reports-4 Vols,
Munford's Virginia Report-6 NUls.,
Legh's Vol. |,
All with notes with references subsequent decisions
and nver-ruled cases-by Luciun Minor, Esq, Counsel
Ior Mt Inv. nov IA is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
LADIES' DANCING ACADEMY,
M r. R. PO w ELL

So Sc TFU l. announces to the Ladies OF
IL Lynchbnrg, that he will open Ladies' private
dancing Academy ON Church Street opposite the Wash
ington Hotel avins rented private suit of pm lors
for that purpose.) where will he taught all the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
COMPETITION Foundery.---Ga

( COMPETITION FOundery.---Gulh
~ Nelson county, Virginia. --DlSSObuTIoN.- An
dfew j Hink has this day, Doc. 18th, A. d. 1892, put
chased OF Eas ID LewreIoehs entire interest In the
hove Foundry. All debts duo the firm ufZink g. Law
enre will be collected by Zink; also tho debts duo
from the concern will settled by him. IIo request.
persons having cuima against the concern 10 bring them
In for settlement; also ul who are indebted 10 the firm
will please call aud settle
link e. LAWRENCE
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WASHINGTON uIOTEL,

VIE undersigned having purchased the interest u
VIM. Leltaieh n Son, In this long establi .he,
aud we'll known Hotel will hereafter conduct the sam,
under Ia, A. Of
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
10 ss;zszsz
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted, MT A NJ.
=" Petersburg " " - u = NJ.
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Observation-Disclosures p NJ.
:" Petersburg d" ..--....-........4iA A. NJ
Fare 81 l0-Children over three, and over twelve
years of age 90 discount of 10 cents will be
made each fare when tickets procured the of
fee and pass engers getting the where tch
cts sold
Through Tickets in counexion with Bland g. Dnnn's
Western Stage Line be procured ut the Office, the
G,ll..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
Negroes, shoes.

4 HAVE just received lot of Richmond Brogues OF
l. good quality. Also, hgh-quarter nailed-bottom
Brogan suitable for negro men, and large size
Boots Also. large supply of WOOL HATS.
oct 90ts p SEABURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

WHEAT! Wheatn Wheat!!!-Actng
w ~ gent for Richmond Mill, / VIM ray the
highest price for all good wheat delivered my
lumber House, o the Basin.
sept lots WIN. A. MILLER.
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HI.aNKs
III. NISS

BLANksi BL ANKs
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
TONsTABLEs' Warrants.
" Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Motto
- 1ndemnifying Bonds.
sHERrFFs' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
.ndemnif, Ing bends.
Bflis of Bading, Negotiable Notes.
Checks. different Sizes, Bonds,
nd all the different BLANKS which found for sale
he had the Ngnan Office. wher, there is large and beau
lu supply just issued from the press
the execution of this department
business entrusted has superior In the State
who may orer this establishment assured
speedy faithful performance
ourfarities for Pam phi q, Card, and Il uIe W orL
are complete which addition Tyres an
Embellishments recently rade make the Nrnsn good 10
Office as Is to b found in the interior.
orders the City and Country respectfully solicited
In 26-d6cifts TERRY s SHIELDS
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IsOIl Of Blank Negotiable Notes.

TOLEN-from subscriber on Satur lay nigh
- last. 18th. NJ the residence of DR. p. H. Gilmer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

w Fl1I1 TeccIVe nm low dbysi MY Tons NO Fe-
ruyan Guano from Messrs. Barredo Il Bro, Agents o.
the Peruvian Government. All who have been waiting
for supply requested 20 call me,
nov Its b. +. SACKETT
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+ IME-In large quantities, by
IL nov l7.ts ECHOLs Il PRYOR
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15
Naples LimsceA Oil.

We are informed by painter, tina,
the best Linsced Oil, he has over used
in this part of the country, is that made
by Robert Maple, Esq, of Maplctown.
Greene Co., Pa. We don't knuwmuch
about Linseed Oil, but if Manufactu.
rcrs possess any secret by which they
can palm off u bogus for pure article,
depend on it, old Robert Maple don't
understand The trick, but that his Oil,
like lis word, can be relied on with en-.
tire confidence.
~ The above is copied from the
Brownsville Clipper. Mr.. Maple is
well known in this quarter, and SO, we
presume, is his OIL. Tho machinery by
which it is prepared is mainly of his
own invention, md is quite an improve
ment upon that formerly used. No fear
of a "6ogus article" if you get it at
Naples Mill.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

Du6's Commercial College Of Penn,
sylyania.-.Every profession has it sac
knowledged leading malone whose
pre.cmincnce is universally admitted.
Mr.. Duff, the principal Of this institu.
ton, has, for many years, been tho &C.
knowledgcd head of his profession. AS
a teacher, as the author Of tho most
popular system of book keeping in our
language, and as a practical Account.
ant, he has earned his title to that meas.
ure of public confidence which he en-
Joys. His staff of talented professors
are not less deserving of our notice.
The specimens Of ornamental and bu.
sincss ponmanship exhibited by Messrs.
Tracy and Williams at our State Fair.
commanded universal admiration. 1t
was asserted by persons who visited the
Worlds Fair, that they excelled any
thing of the kind exhibited there. In u
word, no pains or expense seems to be
spared TO render this establishment the
most complete and efficient in tho Uni
ted States; aud NO may add, thut such
seems TO DO its reputation at distance.
The class list exhibits students from
Buffalo, Lockport, and other places III
New York; also, from Wisconsin, St
Louis, New Orleans, Memphis, Lex.
ington, Madison, Charleston, S. c., and
all parts Of Ohio.
The State Fair has since awarded
Messrs. Tracy & Williams their two
first premiums-one for ornamental and
one for business penmanship.-Pitts'
burg Gazette.