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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
S,En DI u ALIA i, Wv NDN L,AAAG

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No 176, MARKET ST, WHEELING, Va.
VIZ Z wish to call the attention of the citizens OF
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, 10 our
establishment in the City OF Wheeling. Our house
deals in every description OF DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early III the season with splendid
stock, suitable Tor Fal and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STAPLE Il DO
MESIlC ARTICLES, such us are suitable Tor FAM
lily use.
One of the firm will be in the East a good deal OF
his time SO that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer Inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you yiSit our
City, and if we do not satisfy you that it will be to
your interest 10 deal with us, then it will be our
fault, W. ID. MOIIE u BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept IA, l833-ly
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Final Account.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
counts have been filed in the Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement.
Final Guardian account, Mathew Clark Guard j.
an OF Sarah +. Barr, Catharin Barr, Malvanu Barr
and James Barr, also the account of Mathew Clark
as Guardian Tor Mary Jane Barr, and Nancy Ann
Barr also the amount and list OF claim against the
insoivent Estate Oi John Crumley Deceased, has
been filed in my Office, by the Commissioner who
received the same and that II dividend will be de-
clared on the 18th day OF December next, also the
above accounts will be passed upon on the same day
November IL 1888 b w VElRo Pro- Judge
SHOuLDER BRACES new and improved ar.
- ticle for sale cheap, by JNO BEALL
nov. l6 1858.
LNEEDLEY'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA-
Il TlSE, or how to get save, spend, give, lend
and Bequeath money, Tor sale at reduced price by
nov Ii 'j3 J BEALL
DARkERS, series of popular school books for sale
/ by nov IL 53 } BEALL
WRlTlNG, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
w Foncy paper for sale low by BEALL
LNAMlLY, SCHOOL and fancy bibles good vari-
IL ETY. cheap at nov 10 '53 J BEALL
MILLARDS TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arabia Pc.
1NA tiara and the Holy land, n new and very pop
ulur work for sale by, nov. l6 80 J BEALL
CtPELLERS, Towns, McGuilies, Cobbs new and
- United States, u for sale by J BEALL
nov IL 'J3
MBRELLA'S, Window paper and Weaver's
u Reeds, at (oct26 '53-ly) WOOD a. SMITHS
\ NICE Stock of cutlery knifes and forks, spoons
"a scissors, Hinges and screws etc. .-
(oct26 53-lyl al WOOD e. SMITHS
wv HTFEMORES Yankee shaving soap 10 cts.
| w for cake winch will last a nan year shaw
ing times week, also the best chewing tobacco
1 toct26 '53-ly) at WOOD 30 SMITHS
iCIMPS, Fringes, Silk, Laces, coat Binding cord
VI and all sorts OF trimmings for Men and won,er
at (oct 26 l553-ly) WOOD g. SMITHS
CtlLKS great variety of colors and prices from
= 81 cts. 10 s., 2,00at WOOD d. SMITHS
(oct % lS53-lyl FEsg...H
TOMFOR'rS, Hoods and Bonnets at ..E
~ (oct 26 le53Iy) WOOD L. SMITHS
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QDHH y ESg9!

TIRED. A. THOMMAN is now prepared to at
4 tend to auction sales in this Cuunty.
Writing of all descriptions attended to with de-
spatch, Books posted Bonds Deeds, &c &c drawn
Office at the Mansion House.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
OH @.

l. STRATroN, Cincinnati-E G CoNwELL, Coshoc-
ton--H ROUND, Sorahsvie--SENTINEL OFFICE Cadiz
-CoTToN, Cleveland-A ElINCHMAN, Salem -1uERoN
THOMPSON, ,Stenbenville-JouN GEARY & Co. Colum-
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| second Arrival of New
Fall and Winter Goods.
JOHN MCCORMICK,

TTAS Just received his second stock of New Fall
IL goods, to which he would call the attention of
his customers and the public generally.
This Stock was bought after the Fall trade was
principally over, and at considerable reduction
from prices OF Stocks purchased early in the
And will be sold at corresponding reduced prices
for proof of this, the public invited to call and
Goods Groceries &c. and some new styles Of G Goods
not to he found elsewhere in this Market,
Cadz, Nov % 1853.
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List Of Letters

LlSC OF LeCCerS
Remaining in the Post Office at Cadiz, Ohio, No
vember Is, 1853
Octave Berkett John Jumps
Jacob Barger Johnathan Johnson
Nelson Buckland Andrew Kerr
Martin Coughn William kins
John Caughan William Kirts
Alvan Chambers d. Lyman 2
J. II. Cheney james Lacy
John DoIan Alexander Latta
John Gan VIM Miller
Patrick Gallagher A. Moore
Samuel Henry ROdgor Mack
Alexander Hills Bazeleel Manley
Hnger L Harrison Sarah M Simpson
John Hagerty Lorenzo Schaict
John IIeImick David STANCES
?. w. Hosking Abraham Stauburg
Thos. G. HAMS William N Smith
VIM. l. How John Sm0ns
David Johnson James M Simpson
J w Johnnie Miss Elizabeth Wallace
John johnson
o. SLEMMONS, P. NJ.
Nov. %, lS53-lt
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w. IL. S4aEAAvG ~ GA1y,
Manufacturer :tHd DC;IIer lM ClI;tiFS
;RuSg Cabinet Furniture.

No, l66, MARKET ST. least side) WHEELING, VA.
TNlE subscriber respectfully informs his friend
L and the Public generally that he continues to
Manufacture and keep on huad large and good as
sortmcnt Of Chairs and Cabinet Furniture, which he
will manufacture OF the best material, and employ
none but good wurkmen.
am determined to tOmanufacture n VERY SUPERIOR
article of chairs to those brought here by BIS SPEC
ULAroRs in the business, and equal to any manuiac
lurcd in the City, all OF which will sell at the low
est price for cash. Wheeling .sep2S lS53-ly
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New Wholesale Tobacco Store

New Wholesale Tobacco Store
r OGAN, CARR & Co, are now ready to supply
- dealers in the city or country, with Virginia
Chewing Tobacco, imported and Domestic Ci.
gars, Snuff of all kinds, SnuTboxes, etc
They will offer, on the best terms, at their whole
snlc store, No. 81 Main street, between Quincy spd
Monroe streets.
500 boxes 5s and IS lump chewing tobacco.
200 do "a lb do do
$50 do pound, some very SUPERIOR
30 do Diadem and dew drop twist;
30 gross yellow bank and AuInulet line cuii
~ bbls smoking tobacco; .
1000 papers do do
900 superior segars.
800, 900 domestic do
$50 boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads;
50 gross snuff boxes
T. % do cigar cases etc. etc.
Dealers are invited to call and examine our orE.
We are determined to offer inducements equal y
any in the Eastern market. artE rF
Wheeling, Va. April 81, 1853 ly. @
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'rmE NVt,NOEas OF TIIi. ,GfI:.

EoRs R 'hs &c, Gu e
GIiI glnlblshNs
eoulnlvn Sore.
Chuppeu Vf
Cracked llLmi's :
bu4iis VI sea -
cuts or wo,In'.a,
sPuss, lilsIalu,
llLUn " 80
brCast, bites -
insects, ~"t"
IIis, Pinraes.
ulu uCt. oE
l,roWAIng q Il .
aud sores "a
childTeIl; a n y
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Hosiery
THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

ID AW and Spun Silk Hoes, Merino, Alpaca
ICWorsted and Cotton ditto. WM HOGG g. co.
sent 2l 1883
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Notice.
Administrators q Notice.

NJ 0TlCE is hereby gwen that th9 unler signed
l& have thls day btcn Ol,painted and qRaliitd as
administrator Of the estate Fleanor oyIs deceased
late OF Archer Township, llariiaun comfy, Ohio,
July Is, 1853 aAM UEl. hEsAL,EA, Ad.
M
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THE MARRIAGE STATE

shall HsPpfaess aHd HraiIh, or .HissrH SIS
SieIsSsss, affsAa az
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MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the field OF
the insects Of the earth, evineDg no more thought
reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not youohsafed 70 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the wel-being, and the
happiness Of a eOnhding and afeeti0nate wife, With
perhaps family of children
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Hereditary Complaints upon the Children

"UNTo THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Washington Affairs

WASHINGTON, June 2sth-Tho resoluti,
VI me hfst proxlmo required by Senator HUI
ter law ior the classification ofclerks. il n
absorbing az, theme this week in Washinpto.
l ne law reduces the permanent clerical for,
IN The Executive Depart ncnts, from inward
:" dooo TO 75O-the reductions being prime
palls In The Treasury, Interior and Navy D.
pa 'menis. 1t reclass6es the whole except II
Clerks IN the State Depariment.dividing the,
,n.o lonr classes, with salaries OF 5000. $3.50
$500 and $500.
The departments are busy examining an
black balng, and the Wings are generally >
Iarmed. The principal changes will be mad
about the Isl of the month.
Hon John A Morrison has been appointe
INSPECTOR of Drugs at Philadelphia.
The marriage Of w C. Johnson, of U,icr
to grand niece of John Quincy, to day .caus.
ed quite sensation in fashionable circles.
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FROM HAVANA correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun titng from Havana under
date OF June 81, says
Don Julian de Zuleta very wealthy man
here, owner Of the cerlebated Lady Suffolk,
whose cargo OF negroes was recenlly landed
on the island, and long noted for his enterprise
in the slave trade. was imprisoned and sent to
the Moro last night. Supposed cause-some
matters connected with that traffic.
Coffee remains without change.
Leaf Tobacco superior sorts, in brisk de-
mand at exorbitant rates. For Segars we
are on the eve of an important advance la pri
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Tobacco BOOming-Lynchbu n
gainSf the World

Eighteen hogsheads oftoba~co belonging 10
Mr.. Jno. d. Alexander of Campbell Were
sold a. Martain's warehouse yesterday at an
average of S22 90! Two hhds. bought by
Messrs. Langhorne & Sons, brought respec.
lively $25 and $37 so aud two others we've
taken by Mr.. w. I. Bpoker--one at $75 and
the other 500 per hundred. We observed
the other day the reported sale of three hhds.
Tobacco in Richmond at an average of SO 81,
and the Petersburg Intelligencer thinks that
CITY can really do as well for the planter as
Richmond -S'pose it can but would it not be
a good speculation for The whole concern to
hiring their stock on hand to this city
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Tery mp0ytaat Political NeWs.

1t was rumorcd in Washington on Monday
that The Government is in possession of nfor
nation from sources of the highest credit. the
treaty has been completed between Mexico
and Span, for the reunion of the former witt
the latter. The treaty was duly signed by Gt
neras Canedo and Santa Anna, at Havana
before the return of the latter to Mexico
subject to ratification by the Spanish Court.
and by Santa Anna, as soon as she should fln'
himself fairly in power in his own country.
These notifications have been received; and
an expedition is on foot it is said, is organized
on the North shore of Cuba, intended to car
ry six thousand troops 10 Vera Cruz, 10 sup
port Santa Anna in ,frcting this proposed
coup 'etat.
1t is said tina, the departure of the troops
will be the signal Tor general instruction IN
Cuba. for the purpose of obtaining their llber-
ties, and with COOL chances for success.
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OTHER NEW NOTES
k2s@y4 UPON WORCESTER'S PIANOS
VI Southern Agency. OF Main 81, RsehnoHd.


From the N. Y. Evening Mirror, Apra 15th, 1893.
woRcEsTKR's rfaso FoRrEs.-lt always stords ~
pras,lrc to any good word of old friend, Horsuo
srcesier Having often "mken the responsibility %
recommending Pianos II is gratifying TO be aoic %
add that have never heard the fret word Of complains
Of the price, tone durability Of Mr.. Worcsstsrs r.
amos.
A all the world with ia wife and daughters 10 com.
ing up from the South to attend tho Great Exhibition,
we beg Ia remind them in the Of Worcesers RI
ano Fortc. They IRE truly elegant OF rose
wood and mahogany, wit out any oil the biaek DsrJ
stain about them
From the N y. Sunday Conrio, April 17h, 1853.
PnSos.-Aa the mint stamp OF our gold renoers
current ,lors the Of Worcester inscribed uPoa
Piano inspire confidence evrrywbere. Ills skih ss
manufacturer of these popular Instruments has gvss
him first cluss reputation. md any Piano procured u
his establishment cannot fail to give the utmost safso
ion 10 buyer.
From The Richmond Times.
PIANo. -Thnae b.autul instruments, which within
few have become accessory ornament 10 eve
~ pnrUr hive brought such peffeetion, both m
ward finish and In tone. that doubt very nucn "
in future add much more to TINT already done.
To hive heard instruments that begin 70
compare In Of tops those manufactured ~
Worcester. and .od by Mr. A, Morris. bookseller ana
sationcr OF this city In 6nshwe satishe hey can
excelled. But few days SINCE one OF the oess
performers W.. have ever listened while practising
difficult piece Of music Of Worcesters pianos re-
marked ~, lhat IL the toned instrument
his fingers had touched, and he had played on
great varety of pianos both North and South. We fully
agree with him, and therefore take pleasure In advising
our reader. cal Morris. and supply themselves.
A NORRIS Ia .o" Agent Cor the sale OF Worcester's
Pianos and Is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York. His prices the snFne
from those in of superior Pianos, at moderate Pr-
oea je o9-dts1
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Arrival Oflhe GeOryia.
Large Amount If Gold TIE Duel in

IH1yt AW00HI " J07d,-- TIC Duel an Sd
Francisco, &c. &c.
New YoRK, June 29.-The steamer Geoi
gia has arrived with later California dates. ST.
briggs over two millions dollars in gold; TIL
George as guaranteed at Havana. and
passengers were permitted to land.
No definite intelligence has been received r,
lative to he duel between Senator Gwinn an
Representative McCorkle, although it was ru
mored that Mr.. Gwinn was killed.
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JuptcrAL ELEcTIoN.-We have received
the following meagre returns of the election
held last Thursday, for Judge in the 18th Cir
emit In Boletourl, Hudson's majority is re-
,or,ed to be 76, and in Craig, 81. AT Gap
Mills. in Monroe. the vote for Hudson YVES SO !;
e,r Anderson 80 and for Smith g
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ImpOytaRt from WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. June 90. 1t is reported her
that Mr.. Buchanan objects to receiving instruc
tons from Secretary Marcy, and may declin
the English Mission.
1t is Relieved that the fishery question will b
settled by negotiation in Washington.
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lUST RECEIVED

e 10 bbls. Rock Fish,
90 bbls. No. Cut Herrings,
% Boxes Olive Oil,
Is Tons Country add Rolled Iron.
5 Hhds. Prime 7. r. Moasses,
10 bbIs. Orleans Molasses,
25 Boxes LOAF Sugar,
All of which we offer for sale low
July 2-ts JOS. Is. NOW LIN d Ct.
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Ii MEW - 81
Important and Cheering News!!
PARlSEN & KINGS
STEA MSnIP ESS,

PER ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl
TI0N, &c, &C., &c.
TIVE proprietor having made ne" arrangements Tor
H. the still better dispatch Of their Express by the
Steamships " ROANOKE" and "JAMESTO WV
from New York they wish to keep it before the public
that Parisen g. Kings Popular Southern Ezpress is al
WAYS on and for the nodation Of their friends
nt Inc loves, rates and unparalleled dspatch-their
Express leaving New York is generally delivered Mt al
every point Of Vg nia in 48 hours and throughout
Nor'h Carolina in So hours and nj FORTY PEN CENT
sELowTHE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEE Il KNG's facilities for the expeditions trans
porlation of Freight and Packages cannot be- beatty
any Express Company in Existence and they defy any
competitions therefore in the shape of Humbug, lmPo
sition and Monopoly!
III Be sure order your goods by Parisen & Kings
Express. No. ,, Barclay Street New YORK
" Rest assured that all they promise,they will faith
fully fulfill!
PARISEN & KING, No. Q, Barclay st, n Y,
and BolIingbrook ST., Petersburg Va
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Excitement IN the Fishing Toon,

BosToN,,June 29-There is greatexcltemer
in hefishing towns along The coast,growing on
of the delay of the U. S. Government in sendin
war vessels to protect the American interest i.
the fishing grounds,
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~ p -! = 80
VIRGINIA and Tenn. 10. 10. Depot

Iva recent order of the Board Of Directors Of the
Va. e. Tenn. Rail Road Co. Tho Agent Mt each Depot
IL held personally responsible for the freight any
Package which may pass out of his hands. unless PRE-
paid.
This therefore ia to give notice TO all persons WIN
ship from Lynchburg TINT article of Merchandise.
&c oan be forwarded by Rail Road until the freight
|. paid ngements be made Tor the same nj
the other end the line, where II may be directed In
like manner Tonnage coming Enst mus, be cleared or
pud for before taken from the Dcpo'. 1t j. hoped oil
will read acquiesco in labor-sa, ing arrangement
the Cash system. I. JELLlS, Agt
June ia
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II -xSSTcmperance Notice

~saSTcmperance NOtice.-The friends
1-1-A of the Temperance Reform estiy re
quested to meet at Glover Hill on Thursday tie 7th
inst (being Court day. when meeting will be held Il"
appoint Delegates to the State Temperance Convention
be held in Charlottesville the 4th # August next.
Onwaid j. the word MANY TEMPERANCE MEN.
je 30-tjy7 Republican copyJ
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n the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
we're used successfully over grade of GOO
feet to the mile. 1t is intended to have this
track completed in about six months.-Staun-
fon Spectator.
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The funeral of the amented Capt. Louis A.
Walbach. ofthe U S. Ordnance corps, took
place in Baltimore on Tuesday, with full mill
tary honors.
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ExrSOH SABBATH next Ord july discourse APP
D>A propriae The recurrence of our national an
niversary will be delivered at the New Presbyterian
Church by the Pastor.
The young of both particularly invited to at
tend. Services at 10 AM. [jy 2-ll
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We are under obligations TO Mr.. VIM. L.
Maule. Agent for Parisen & Kings Express
line Tor late New York papers
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BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK n N. Y.
THE JAMESTOWN, Capt. Lewis Parish, leaves
l. Richmond every Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
The ROANOKE, Capt Ed Cavendy, leaves Richmond
every Friday afternoon at u'clock.
Returning, they leave New York every Tuesday and
Saturday afternoon o'clock, stopping at Noytok go
ing and returning and giving passengers ample time to
that place.
Passage from New-York including meals md fine
state room Accommodations, only .----....--.$l $40 90
Steera e passage to or rom N. " only 90
These ships of 400 and 1900 tons burthen, be-
ing new all of the modern improvements ncorpo-
rated ia their constructions and provd according to
The recent law of Cong ess and for strength and speed
they stand /. For Freight ar Passage applyt,
LUDLAM 81 WATSON, Richmond.
jane 26 dl3t
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z skOs WIN " psy.
o JUNE lsth.ts5J -Jno. J. Pnrvis' Ag'i has Just
reached home from anot' trip to buy goods md Is re
oeying large supply of every description of articles
known In the Dry Goods Trade.
Any persons d ,ubting the eheapness Of his Goods
will please call and lo,k for themselves.
+. S-My system ofbasiness IL to receive new goods
neary every week in the year. mud scl for easH and
CASH ONLY. JOHN j. PURVIS, dgk
Inna l9-ilts
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Joshua Anderson who was arrested near
Badensburg a short time since, on the charge
of killing slave, was married in the Jail at
Washington on Tuesday.
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lew GROCERY and Com I'm issiOn

NEW GROCERY and Com issiOn
" HOUSE The subscribers have nssocinted them
selves together under the style and firm Of Davis No"
lin q Co 10 carry general Grocery and CommiSs
ion Business the city of Lynchburg, and have tinker
the house nearly opposite the Vrgnin Bank whe''
they nre receiving large and we'll selected stock III
FAMILY GROCERIES,, STAPLE DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, HOES. &c, all Of which they will soil
at reduced prices cash exchange for country pro
duce
They will make liberal advances consignments,all'l
pay highest cash price, for country produce Iho
in lite their friends and the public trading in the city to
rive them call. GEO. ID. DAVIS,
M. b. NOWLIN
mch25-d&cihs b. H. NOWLiN.
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MARRIED

On the 3Oth of June by the Rev. Jacob D. Mitchell
G NJ l.. KiNzER, of Lynchburs and Miss ANN NJ.
daughter Of E. Lowry of Bedford.
rVsBediord Sentinel and Richmond papers copy.
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~Tempcrance Notices

E.SATempcrance NOt1ce-Severai lem
N-A-S perance addresses will be delivered at the
Hail on the 18th of July. at a o'clock, P M All who
feel an int crest in the of Temperance, invited
toaltend-Especinlly do we invite the Ladies'
Coa'tte Of Lynchdurg Dir. No 352.
ie 2S-iiXA
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OTICE.-The VA. II TENN. X. H. co. will
" make arrangements for the accommodation OF the
Sabbath Schools of Lynchburg that may wish to take
an excursion on the 4th of July Application may be
made Immediately to THOS SHARP, Sup't
ie 2s-tiyd Va. g.. Tenn. X. r.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
%Rarbacue at Perkins ca

~>--1 Extensive preparations are in progress for
large entertainment Perkins Grove the 4h inst. 1t
ia expected that ul persons other han invited guests
who participate, will pay dollar TO assist in defray-
ing the expenses. Capt Geo. W. Lee will receive com
tributons. jy 2-2t]