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HUTCH CHEESE.-6 cases L,Iau, . dozen
IL in each, in prime order.
SlIfKELL BAILEY,
Successors to J. Z. Kibbey 4 TO-.
dee 2s-6t No 5. opp. Centre Market.
GATHERS,

anticipation of full supply Of lee. the Eri.e %
i ICE CREAM will be reduced to - 30 per gallon
On and after January LIT, S5l.
uac IS.-ss,nt
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Notice to Carn-nt.rs

IfoR SAiE-A SIIor: in Temperance Hall alley
l. Capable 81 holding tour L. n hes tos.tlior, with
and lnmber. Enquire Ut this Office or to
Rad Il Ii Buckley. der 2S-et&
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NJ AGlC LANTERNS, ChilIren's Games
WI nni Ruilding Blocks, Grace HooTs, Buttl -
dorr'. Panoramas. Tab'elnss, rid many other in
ter' sting Motions" for the children. can h.. had at
L.MMOND'S
Dec st 18th street
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The IniNlligencer is devoted to various
accounts of the great naval engagement
between the Russians and Turks at ST.
nope, of which we gave brief account
per telegraph, yesterday. So far its sie-
tails are yet much in the dark. Another
arrival from Europe will be necessary to
tell us more Of it than all now know.
That the Turks suffered the loss of twelve
Of their thirteen ships, some of which had
taken refuge in the harbor Of Sinope.
The accounts of the loss of the Russians
coming through Turkey, are various:
some representing that the Car, whose
force was twice as great as the Sultan's,
lost as extensive as the latter. Great
excitement throughout Western Europe
ls already the result Of This bat,le, and
the commanders Of the allied English
and French) fleets, are severely blamed
by the French for the result We can
hardly realize that such condition of
English and French public opinion as
seems to exist just now, can fail to bring
about very shortly the active participa-
ton of those Powers in the war. The
lnfeittgencer further contains interesting
Paris and London letters.
The Union again discusses thepropriety
of the removal of Judge Bronson, arguing
that he had grossly and improperly pros
tituted his office for bad political end,
and was therefore rightfully removed.
In this article the editor quotes Con-
gressional speech of the President, show
ing that Bronson's conduct brought him
within the line ofreroval, for such cause,
which President Pierce laid down many
years ago. The Union further contains
elaborate and interesting London and
Paris correspondence by the last steamer.
The Sentiaei gives the Union more In.
dependent support, in the course of which
1t turns up the white of its eyes in virtu-
Gus Indignation at the idea that it is
charged by a Charlottesville, Va, paper,
with creating trouble in the Democratic
party. The editor argues indirectly that
Of all administration papers, the Sentinel
Is just about the truest in the country |!
Cool, isn't it? ..
The same journal quotes the Louisville
Democrat at some length in defence of the
course Of the Democratic Senators who
voted against Armstrong for Senate prin-
ter. Thereby hangs tale. Mr.. Harvey,
of the Louisville Democrat, is partner or
debtor of a MIR. Pitcher, who was Harney's
candidate for postmaster at Louisville.
Harvey came here to drum for p. s ap-
pointment, and went home with flea in
his ear. another being appointed. Ever
since then, Harvey has been giving the
administration Independent support"
at great rate, for failing to set aside the
overwhelming recommendations Of the
Democrats of Louisville and of the Ken
lucky Democrats in Congress, in making
this appointment, TO so direct it as to
throw money in the pockets of sleeping
partner in the Louisville Democrot'
concern. This is the key to the bitter
hostility with which the Democrat has
pursued President Pierce and his Admin
lstration for some months past.
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4 lRIENTAL PERfUMED CRYSTALS or 81 irit uf
" the Flowers, entirely l.-rtnme, AnI
new style, at RlRGL's.
dec 2.-tf NulaId's tIof.l
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The Union Literary DebattBg
uS Society will hold its regular meeting on
THURSDAY EVENING, in Temperance Hall, at Z
o'c'ock
The public are respect fuly invited 10 attend and
participate In the discussion 81 the question: Ought
the Elective FraRch Sc lie extern led 10 women
IL. T. WOODBURY.,
dec 2S-St* S.er,a,y
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~ G n d Celebration or ths
A3 Cadets OF Temperance will take place az Tenn
persnce Hall THIS EVENING. at halfpast o'cl'k
Addresses will be made y the Rev. d. NJ Ree,e
and Rev. Jas. Nourse.
Speeches will be made by Matters Chas Hassler,
Lawrence James, .Jno. Edwards, Jas Nourse. Henry
Moff.tt, and other lads.
The trial Of King Alcohol will also take place -
Judge Chas. Hsssler. Attorney General, L. Jsnes
Counsel for Defence, j. Eiwards, and full court,
jury. &c.
The ublie a-e invited. Admittance FREQ
70
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BOARDING -Accomin. dstions for n Qeuti.
i } man and his sis.. aud few t.b- b -srl.rs can
be 1bsinesl nj Mrs. BurDhsm's, cor. aud lOlh ST.
dec 21-3ts
o. X K w A II D.-on Friday night last, tvo
eoc leather Cushions lost frrm Willard.
Heel Coach. Any person WHO will return the abDv.
at the Office shall receive the above reward.
dec 26-3t*
NOTlCE.-Strsyrd from Rryantewn, Charles
~ county. on the oath instant. q large dun Or
yellow HORSE and WAS the road leading In
Washington the night of the same iny emit ,tle
reward will be paid for his recovery
X L. BURcU
Bryantown, Charles county, Marylanl.
Gee Of 3s
DENENBER that there ARE J,,o Fancy Good-
III left a. v. ELLIS fancy store. lie has surh
a Narty Of fine goods. suitable for presents, and
sells them at such kable low prices that Li.
store has been crowded with customers daring tie
week. by ali means rall in and INSPECT his stose
whether you purchase not
j. y. ELLIS
Pa. avenue between 9th and 10th stre-;s
dec eft
4 CARD.-Ihe undersigned would mot r.
~ sprctfuiiy Inform his customers that their r..
spsciye accounts will be rendered by the 18th in.
slant, and lac th rfor. c0ufJcnly trusts that they
will call aud ssttle the either ly cash or note
by the First Of the New Year.
On hand large and VEL lee'e Ell STOCK Of SEASON.
able DRY GOODS, all of viii. IA will be sold very
low as the season is advancing
WAL r. RILEY,
Corner Of 9Th st, opp C"nue Market.
dec 2l-2w
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6n- NOtice.-Eider ID. : Burnett, of
Cincinnati, will preach in street baptist Church
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the 2sth and
18th iDstant at O'clock p. LII.
dee S.-H
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- Smithsonian institution Lee.
u3 lures.
TN WEDNESDA Y and FRIDAY EVENINGS the
18th and 30th. Prof. G. w. Hack'ey, of n Y, will
lecture on Constitutions OF Learning a,.l Sciences
The Lectures rommeLce Al ~ O'Clock.
Doors open at o'clo,k.
de a oG 81. 22. 90
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BOARDING AooOnin. lstions for n ge,ti.
ID man and his ais, aud few t.bl- b sr,l-rs can
BE- '.btsinel nj Mrs Burnhsm's, cor. y aud lulh ST.
dec 2.-3tt
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This publication has brought an avaIanch he
of applications on the Sixth Auditor for new
statements OF accounts of ex-Postmasters
Among others, the lion VIM Clark, on. c.
Of Michigan, enclosed letter to the Auditor
on the subject, and WAS g, answered. as to
afford, by publication of the reply, more
specific information on the subject than was
within our reach when VIC obtained the data
for the original article in question Having
obtained this correspondence, we publish it of
course:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

MuRpER.-We learn that respectable and
wealthy Resident of Hanover county. nam.d
William Il. Hill, was on Friday evening last
sta bbed by man named William krrsey
with Bowie knife in the region If the g,or,
dying Immediately from the effects of the
wound itappears that kersey had for a long
Time been living with Mr.. Hill, acting as man
agef OF his pr perry On Friday evening, Mr..
mn went 10 kcr,ey's house and found him a
bout attempting 10 whip sister Of Mrs. Ker.
sey, Mr. Hui of course lnterfred whereupon
kersey stabbed hin to the heat Kersey i'm
nedlately fled aud was traced as far as this
cny on Saturday. He Is TALL thin ,i,aged
blue eyes aud saow complexion.
+. S.-kersey delivered himself up on Sat
nrjay TO the authorities OF Hanover county
and is now in jail.
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Additional News by the Promcthcus.

The Prometheus brings the passengers
brought to Pan una by the Sierra Nevad a, who
wee on 90 days aud 3 hours in travelling
from San Francisco to New York. few
minutes before The departure OF the Sierra Ne
vada, dreadful alteration occurred during
the election for Alderman Of the 9th ward Of
San Francisco in which several were Shot,
and dreadfnlly cut with Bow knives.
The Hon P. w Towpkins, formerly a
member OF Congress from Mississippi, died at
San Francisco on The 15th Of May.
The following news from the Sandwich Is
land has been received by this arrival
Vim. Jackman was convicted IN the Su
preme Court of an attempt to scutDe the A
melican whale ship Cambria
The House of Mob rs have ratified the nom
inqton Of Lihoho, mentioned by the last ar
rival, the adopted son of King Kamrhatna, as
his successor To the thfore upon his death
Warren GoodaIe f a., has been appointed
Collector General Of the I.land, in place of c
r Bishop, Esp resigned.
Inieugeucc tom Australia to the 9Th oil
March has 49,. ,,'ceivel The Australians
are very ,>r5cf 81, # Californians, the courts
ha,ioq a. u. ,5lcS for them as the Callfor
l,.a..a e,,l h - for The worst representatives "a,
mong them from that country. Labor in Aus.
trai4 is rewarded bette than in any other coun
Try except California, a wealth and popula
ton are increasing with onderiul rapiity--
The yield oil the gold mines continues nidl-
mluishrd, bur robberies and acls OF violence an
happily are stil as common as ever. a lump
OF gold Weighing l23 BIS had been dis oyer?d
al Baliarat II is said 10 be unrounded
broken mass, slightly ,eined with quartz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15
ArclaeNt III Ligkknino

During the thunderstorm which passcdoycr
'hls section of Loudon on Friday " eek, Two
valuable servants. one the property OF Mrs.
Peck, and The other OF D.. Albert w. Gray
we're kled near Leeshurg, by lightning, and
one dangerously injured.nelonling To J Mead.
esq, The servants had taken sh, tier under
trees in a wood odjoiniog the fed in which
they we're at work,when the trees were struck
by lightning, Causing the instant death OF tv o
and stunning aud dangerously burning the
bird.
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Later from Vera Cruz.

New ORLEANS. June 12-The steamer
Texas arrived here to-day from Vera Cruz,
which place she left on the 8lh. The black
vomt Was ranging there and had proved very
fatal. Gen Almonte. Minister TO the United
States, had arrived there. Santa Anna has
revived an old decree intended to annoy travel
lers. The new Tariff Of Santa I ma is higher
than that of 1916, and was expected TO prove
very unsatisfactory. Falcouer, the agent OF
the Engsh bond holders, had been liberated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

- VoRK J une IL lie tsteafneF Ia
". W., arrived with Liverpool dates 10 the
lst MARKETS
49,, ,yas finn: sales since the sailing OF
a.. canada G, 900 bales.
tne o' !. in fair demand at an advance OF
Corn in active demand-prices unchang
e. Rrcr-The market is active but no change
u P,'so eco Sales of the month 1000 hhds-
.on1 active: with a slight advance in pri-
NidIing qualities have improved most;
.,qmmed ) / 2
s5 ,r", mon, y N ket is unchanged. Consols
m, al ~ Il VI ch IL decline
az T - { ,naIa Brought out l23 passengers
i, arrived out on Saturday evening
Nv 99lb land the City ofManchester on the
EVGLAND-The Government had re
alta reply TO the question asked by both
les of p rap1' n as To whether the Med
...,,eao fleet had Lyet.ordetrl 10 ASSIST Tur
y. All the Captain Generals of Spain tx
-, Coneha had been denounced IN Para
,ornt as guilty of participating IN the slave
lrade
The British Heel Is Ia De augmented.
en-. Ari,ta had arrived in London.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been is
..aJ fer ali The army to hold themselves in
,sa,iness to fight Austria il required.
The firm oil II. G.. Pitt q Son Of Lubec
have failed
Observation-Disclosures left Constantine
rDe on the s2I and arrive at Olrssa on the
D9l The Russian army, 100 900 strong, had
Iseo concentrated on the Turkish Frontier
The ministry of France, Englnd, Plussil and
Austria, al made n JOINT attempt To reconcile
tbelwo parties, hui Meuschikof the Di,an
we're both equal, inhexihle, so the former had
left the Ottoman fleet aud sent for he part
which had been dispatched to Egypt Tor
troops.
Alias Pasha had aready,as Minister of War
sent courers TO every Ottoman province call
mo out all the warlke resources OF the En-
prp.
No account is given of The hcreabouts OF
the French ftet. am, the orders Which have
ben given to the British feet ale kept a pro
found secret AfItrs in The East are regard
ed as very critical, although il is not at all i'm
probable they may be settled qaiety
CHINA.-P,ivate accounts received from
Land IN announces that Nankin had fallen
The B ,h Commander refused to allow Brit
i,h vessels to go up the river with stores or
ammunition for either PARTY. The Imperial
Commissioner had hired Portuguese feet TO
relieve The city, but it had been coprured by
the rebels.
Appeals were then made to tie English,
French and American Consuls for assistance,
aud three Eng,h steamers had been sent up.
and the French frigate Casino. The Amcri
can Commissioner Marshal has also underta
ken TO place the frignte Susquchanna before
The CITY OF Nankn. The result OF this expe
dent vas not known. Commodore Perry had
despatched the Plymouth to Shanghai.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15
Rae al RcLm,JgI

RcHMoND June 20-The match race to
day between Rcd-Eye and Nina was Won hy
: he former. Nina took the first heat in three
minutes and forty-six second; Red Eye the
second IN three minutes and fifty four ;, conds
Nina was then Withdrawn gccatly distressed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15
'PO PLANTERS AND MIIfCVs-

L BsarHs Portas,e Gt7a Va. Tor firiaafae to.a
IE'eaf and fias er.-Tiesr mill are nl Neiied h,
fny mills IN u" TIM Stones nfe French Hnfrs lanR
nE insze rom l6 ta3 uches-rrev ir m $50 tn slui
ons al these Mill with 30 ucl stones, fpay he
~ operation at the Piedmont Works: il grnd- from =
a Il bnshel. per h"ur Will less power than Is r.,
auired torun"rdinufy u fl stones.
The attention Of the of steam aud Wntrt
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill. Il rolncs
fsdy tor lfnme late operation aud occupies SPACE oil
less ihan ; f. squire.
for Plantation purposes il Is unrivallei. With 4
o, Sc Powerit will grind bushels per hourIt mol
ahie to g. ont OF order is easy transported and can
be managed l'y ordinary plantation hands
On hand aud for sae at the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
NIaN IS-ts
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TIE Killed and rounded at Montreal.

TIE Killed and rounded at Montreal.
MONTREAL, j une Lit has been ascer.
tanned that fifty persons v ere shot during the
Gavazzi riot on Wednesday night; OF which
number twenty were either killed outright or
mprtaIly wounded. Gavazzi has left Tor New
York, and the cnyis patrollcd by the military.
The Mayor, at an informal meeting OF the
city CounsolIols yesterday, denied that he had
ordered the soldiers TO fro, or that the otfcers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

BO-tOh, My III ToJz'
Messrs A q BRAGG e. Col was induced to try the
NustanP Linnent, on n valuable horse Of mine, for
SPAWN and in days after applying it, the swelling
went down and the horse snow free from aneness and
apparently well ! would advise all who have
horses troubled with Rngbone Spayins, Fi-ula, Wind
gals or lamencss Of ary kind go at and pro
cure a bottle of this Liniment.
TILLSON, 81 Milk street.
The Liniuent il put up in bottles of three sizes, and
se;le at 25 cents 50 t., and 81 per bottle The 50
cents size contains B. and the dollar six times much
as the 25 cent size, being much cheaper.
A q. BRAGG x co, sole proprietors.-Princpal
Depots 304 Broadway New York, aud corner Sd and
Nnrket street st. Louis Mo.
For sale by Druggists generally. and by
JOHN II. SEAY,
ID. X. LYMAN and
X, STABLER K Co,
nov 23-wly Agents. Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15
LYHcHBURG. June 9th, 1898.
LEVY GROCERY and Commission

y HOUSE The subscriber, have associated then.
selves together under the style and firm OF DaYs Now
lin 4 Co. 10 carry on n general Grocery and Commi~.
ion Business IN the city of Lynchburg, and have ror
The house nearly opposite the Virginia Bank whe'
they are receiving large and we'll selected stock 81
HARDWARE, HOES &c, all Of which they will 81.
II reduced prizes cor cash exchange for country p"
dure.
They will make liberal advances on consignment. aIn
pay the highest cash pcrs for country produce. ~
IN e their friends AID the public trading N TIE clty I"
give Them a call. GEO. D. DAVIS,
Nj. Il. NOW LIZ,
lo- IR,;c. n II kDNIIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

nan applied to hi'n Tor orders tn d. so. WI,
II was that ordered the soldiers TO fire he could
not say
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EXiCAN MUSTANG LINlmENT,

We The properties OF this Liniment are unparalleled
Cor the of Rhonmat7m, Neuralgia, Spnns Burns,
Wounds, SwoIlings Broken Caked brenst, md nip.
pics Of the most character. We hive hundreds
Of certi6rntes from persons thai hive been cured ni
these Diseases. and for horses Of RnRbone SPAWN fis-
tuoes, Wndgnlls, Stiffness, enlargement Of bone
muscle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

Ifthe Trains stopped fora passenger between an'
Of the above named points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train md charge vii
he less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers WHO do procure Tickets (except those
who take the cars where tickets are not 'old.
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in al
dion to the regular Of fare. provided however
hat in no case sh Ill he receive less than
han fy cents from anyone passenger, to any point %
1 he road.
Servants will be required to have two passes one I"
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Conduc
or which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
ege to travel on the Free cOored persons will be
required produce eirfree papersor they will not be
permitted to travel on the cars
May lots. hoM 70 sham
supt. Transportation
ANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

Savannah, Ga June 25th, 1852.
have US I'd the We1ican MUsiong Imminent for some
time in my stable upon my horses Of Sprnins,
Bruises Calls Strains aud Sores uf different kinds IN.
cdent n iarge number of horscs. / used it upon n
horse which lad been saddlegaled for nenrly ycui
bad tiled many remedies. and one in particular, that
bad been in the habit Of using for years, md bad gen
orally proved successful. Nothing appeared to give
il any relief until tried the Mustang Linment which
cured il in n very shot time | consider it inyal-
liable remedy y, and would mol be without ii
WIN II HOLMES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

Dn. A 6. BnAoG-Sir: My little child, when one
month old wa. attacked with Scnd Hcnd, and fortwo
years hive employed the tnedcn AID in hi, city
without any benefit. One month since, It's hcnd was
solid cake sore,l purchased 25 cent bottle Of
your Mnsahg Imminent 10 cure sore Ind on my nose
aud upper lip. which had been for ak nonthsit
cured il Immediately, used the remainder Of the bot
lie the ehiId's head and it uearly cnred- boz
tla more will, without doubt, perfectly cure i.
HENRY STIER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

The health of Bishop Meade of this STATE
has improved, and homes are entertained that
II NAV rem ,in good -Rjchm0Rd na1i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15
DECEaVENG ANDTORwA

IA GBOCERIES md PLASIER.--lhe sub
eribrrsl continues the fire proof brick Ware-hous
the canu, amidst all the changes receive aud for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c
lur charges WILDE low, aud forwarding done with dis
,atch.
WilIreeeive in a few days, fret rate assortment ol
irocefies which he will sell low and buy MI times
lour, Corn Meul, Oats, Flax SEED, &c. for which j..
iii give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sae
JAMES r. RENWICR
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% Vine 81, 81 Louis. Iune 18th, 1852

This /. 10 certify tbatI hive used tic Nericqn Mn@
fanQ Laime recently, in very severe cn-e oi SPnin
The right hip So badly spralned aud bruised. thai
lcr- entertained il out Of joint. obtained
nbortle of the Luimcnt, mud u-ed II freely four dnys,
when the and pain all gone, aud the hip
ornt vas we'll have also used the Lihiinent for the
Plies Its effects wonderful. Free application,
highland morning for week, hns perfectly cured
EDWIN BARRON.
"a Dunno street, n YorIL, juno 25lh, 1852.
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A VALUABLE REMEDY


WE undersigned have the pleasure of informine
l. the public that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
ms now been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
must songune expectations. 1t has proved itself be
not only sure rrmcdy against the falling ct the mil
lom the head thus eIeciuay preventing badness. bun
brings it OUT where il is deficient In instance, on
@ gentleman, wh,rc it has been properly tested n-
- failed
Bat will let some of those who ave tried it speah
Il its behalf
We the undersigned having uscd Armistcnd Pride
Hair Tonic take pleasure in testilyng lis efficacy IN
eventing the coming ot the hu,r, aud uherw
irengl hebng aud causing il hicken. We think thai
I,ir iral will su-ly any Of this and do not there
aorc, hesitate tn recommend It.
ilESRY LATHAM, JoHN CLARK.
jams NJ LANGHoRXt, loaN ". STEWART,
II. NJ GARlAsD,ir, A. q. Lfwls.
number Of Other MINES might be added if il worr
bought necessary.
Eur sale nj Dr.. Lymnns Druggist, and at VIM h
frides's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
il"use. Pic 81 per bottlr.-When taken by tie quinn
lily There viii be considerable deduction made in the
IrIce
orde's from any part Of the United States prompt,
blended -, accompanied by the money.
np 26-3m ARMlSTED PRIDE.
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DLOws-tgricuI,urnII Implements

gricuiturnI InpIcmc tents
y Tn hund large assortment of Flows, twenty diff
rent patterns, comprising nd three horse right
ni lelthand Livingston Go Peek-kill Boston Eugle.
iloublo mould board, Di.sids md Sab-soil-Also. 3
nd , tooth expanding CuItiyatOrs; expanding
nd a Gartowsi single an! double COrn-Shell-
"fs; Cutting Boxes. different sizes md patterns;
lhtent Thermometer Churn, aud variety Of other
ltrmng imPlement-,--also. improved Patent Hay
Presses. The above warranted equal to any eV.
- IA this market, aud will be cold on reasonable terms
q the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lyqchbug, Va
~ Orders by mnil prompt, filed.
NirrhlI--ilfs