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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-15
r y !, LEN TINES DAY, 18th February,
Y aENAtNES FOR ss53.-A TNRGE

Valentino sly Comprising SENTIMENTAL and Comic
nc. The ahono o Envelopes old Valentine Cards
wholesale ana and eae the bc.r in cts . TO
| Jan 29ts c MORSE
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A TCOSE AND EESS-Wishiag 10 clo,
n our business speedily possible We offer IN,
remainder ot our stock at cost and less. All WHO wan.
great hngains, would do well to call in,raodia,eIy.
ian - Is COLHOuN & HOLT
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4
e. lie subscriber has hand n large lot Of the
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
continue receive additions to his stock from the oan
dry that there will be no difficulty in getting any
Of the pieces belonging to them.
JAMES B. RENWICK
Feb l2-d2cfs an fine Basin
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GEEAHE WA EslsZE WORK =
i YNCBBURG MARBLE WORKS,

SNChsBGRGa MARBLE WORKS.,
AZ ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE. LYHcHBURG.
VAL y. G1DDESS d BRO, Proprtetors, Ger
merry Of BoHlmorc) keep on hand and make to order
at Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man.
tcs plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
and Hash-stund tops made any size the shortest
notice. h,,o. door and window silIs.
Any order, from town country entrusted 10 viii
he faithfully executed with ueatuess and dispatch
ugl3-dts J 3. GADDESS' x BRO.
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DnN CASES CALABIsGA Extract

% the consumers of Licoricc will guarantee Tue
Gnailt' ct this to be fine, if superior to any ever
by ADIE & GRAY,
Fob 7-d&cts Richmond Va
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RAKEIsY

TFEY ia ESE R.-1he subscriber y...I--
y Peciiu ie1m The citizens Of Lynchburg' ~ ~
ba- isbed himself IN tits city, lor the < int hs
carrying on The Baking business, and I,s pose Of
himself on Man Street diresy opposite the ya as
House. i'Nlek
Having secured tie services Of cornpc epf w.,
he is prepared te furnish Bread, Cares. Crael mon,
it and Pat. of uI kinds. made of tAe be-, Bis.
ais and ia iifn most skful manner. ''ateri.
lie viii have constantly o hand TREety l,y.-
FRS Of all kinds at Richmond prices AT ,,l tx,
rotail. ''e and
From hi. long experience in the business h..
himself he will be able to give satisiartion ''tters
- Orders for wedding and other p,,rris \.
with pnnrumlity. 'iI2'ed
inn t2-39c3n
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g AuNLNA ,..ram.porlallon LLne

EsSpas-iS 4 4sAUt = > al 's'D- 'sa- -" " -
lAs-ssaA"sssz- N PtHs5Drg oaa He Wesi-lhe UNDER
signed would respectfully inforn their friends and Gus.
TUNERS that the Penn-y Iynnin Canal viii open on l2tI
March M etichtime will BE- repaired to forward any
amount Hrchoadse To all points the Western WI
tcrs, with dispatch, At the very lowest rates
Rate Tobacco to Pttsburg Coo per 100 lbs from
lat Nay.-Iime days.
No Commission charged for forwarding nj Baltimore
or Philadelphia G, II. kOONn,
Marehi-dfz Agent Union Line. Baltimore
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Z N CAssr3I.I- q Co. HAVING A

- CAssELE. IS Co, HAVING a
- Steam Saw Mill nsar the Canal, with an aOun'
a'4t supply of Timber are prepared to fill prompt -?
orders they may receive. Having Boats OF then own
they VII deliver Lumber ordcredof them at any POM
on the Canal without delay
Address-Tyo River Warehouse, Nelson Co
jan 81 lRc3tntls
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+ yNCnBURG Female s,-.

Il BA.-1he next session Of this I5s,'l.''A VA =
e1 a gs,loy I II r-t day Of February aes vii
3rd do .; Muse 80; Iatia, French. g.. DC sl2
ee. Boari go per month. For further IN Ia char
er.ltIars may be lad lie residence, If uar,
hef-. i ! & c : fAtr,g.. scr.
ian 2l-dsglm ''0f,
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Richmond Examiner publish once woc, for six
weeks and send account TO this Office
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/ KINGSTON LoUGHCAsTsNGs.

JAMES B. RENWIoK
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ECElvENG FORWARDING

40 GROCERIES IND PLANIEB.-The ,ub.
'crbersl continues at the fire proof brick Warc-house
the canal amidst all the changes to receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco. Sc
Our charges WILDE low and forwarding done with di..
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rare through to Fncastle. onIy. a no
Buchanan "a
,,,u,c boAD, EDMOND & nAVENroRT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10
New England, committed suicide at San Fran

New England, committed suicide at San Fran
cisco.
Numerous accounts Of extraordinary yield Of
the mines were coming in.
ORFGoN.-We have accounts Of the terrible
destruction Of property by freshets in Oregon
Several buildings had been swept away in Ore.
gon City, aud the face of Willamette river was
at one time covered with floating dwellings, saw
mills, &c.
AusrRALrA.-The British bark I.arne arrived
at Panama, Feb. l4ih. with adyices from Mel
bourne. Australia, TO the 9th of November.--
Several Americans have returned from those an-
nferous regions none Of them with less than
three thousand dollars, and some ct them with
upwards Of twenty pounds in weight Of the fine
metal. Several of these gentlemen were plssen
! gers on board the United States. One thousand
emigranis were daily pouring into Melbourne
/ from Great Britain and this country.
Dates from Australia to the 10th December
had been received at Collao by the English ship
Irene, in thirty days from Sydney. ,he shortest
passage made between the two ports. The yield
Of gold in Australia amounts to Gl,000OOO pei
month";
The government escort had arrived at SYDNEY
with over 10000 onnccs.
The Meteor sailed on the Oath Nov, for Lon
don, with 10000 ounces.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10
California News.


The steamship United States, Capt. VIM, c.
Berry with the details of the California latelil-
gence TO LIST ult., arrived at New York shortly
before three sclock Monday morning. She left
A puwou Feb. 18th, at half past .. p. NJ. and
Kingston. ia on the 2lst al 3, =. Nj. The L.
nted States connected with the steamer Cortes,
OF the New York and San Francisco steamship
line. which left san Francisco Feb. lsi, and
reached Panama early on the morning Of the
18th.
The floods had nearly subsidized but the roads
were sull IN an almost nnpassable condition
and die suiarings OF the inhabitants Of the inie-
rior, from the want OF provisions, were truly
heartlending. The supply OF flour at Nevada
aud It's vicinity, was entirely exhausted. The
miners in some places were sustaining life OF
scraps they had previously thrown away.
A gang of Mexican marauders, headed by 1
person named Joaquin, who had recently com
United several murders and other outrages Il
San Andreas, have been driven from the country
together with all their countrymen, by the en-
ragged Amerlcans-not, however, before they ha'
killed many miners and Cinnamon, and carried
off or burned their property.
A mass meeting had been held TO take meas
ures to e4pe. the Mexican population from Tn
country. All who refused to leave were to b
shot down.
An old Indian chief at Frenchtown had bee
hung by lynching party.
A young man named Ira A. Ware, native o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10
. Poisoning. ~

Thousands OF plfents who use Ncfmhuge composed Of
Castor t, 'Hnurl, c aware that while tiey np-
pont t'heurht che p4tont thew actually laying the
iounllcas Cor series Of Diseases, such salvation, los,
OF sight, weakness 90 limbs,
~ anuthef column will found The advertisement oil
Hobono1cks Medicines 10 shich ask the attention 90
all directly incrrsted in hei we'll as their rhron
health. 10 Liver complaints and al DISORDERS arising from
those ola bilious type should make of The on fdn,
mediciHe. HunrnsarAis Liver Pills.
QV d" o. nut drre,vet iuf ASA for Hdheusark's Worn
sYfu1 and liver Pins, add ohsefge teHch hns the sigma
tuie OF ihe Proprietor, j. y. hObA.s' ~ X, as sls'
genuine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10

NO MYSTERY IN IT'S QUICK ACTION ~ STOP.
Ping rAtN AND REMOVING lis CAUSES.
fyou ate suffering pain RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
will instantly stop the most rlfoSysms 10 cramps II
Instantly aays irritation, aud mprrs to uvefy part Of the
system heat sud heah produces equal circulation Of
blood, end nusos hoa and strength into the weak disa-
bltd and discussed lmb and joint ifsiok Headache or
Nfuiugi1, N Dttfhoea khcumasu anici you, it will
instantly stop ihr paIu aud 10y taking ). internally will
ceause and swrear the stomach give strength Hnd vitality
tn the tender them and s.tong and iron pf
aginst renewed attacks OF pain Radwuys Relief COM
1uoi of ucttre nnt positive rfopeitiesi rohHe ~
usces nsrfous noisnnous enters It, com osion. II
Will H'wHts feIirvH pHin. god cute us cnuse.
y % Ihn sizes Will hnlr boo mind that rfonHte three
diaareni remedies. r. a. Reflect, however quick stop.
pun, viii 90 diseases AZ pains nr from
mess, a., Will quickly cure. But for diseases utisn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10

ASHES no change 10 notice the past two weeks fices
range with quotations.
burrER-Since our last repof, Tho receipts have not
been large boz Improving cmaud Tor the better grades
hath shipping aud hone tFado with ihatoai change
prices store packed, umP, late ill, light color aud all
iho common qualities Got wanted, except "a me
low feure OF "A lde but the market short supply for
good article and worth II 2Oc. according a. may be
ch1ice.
tHEEsE-Coniiuues scnfce and with advancing prices
for prime. common quality In much less demand.
fLDlk-Ihe market continues extremely duh tofMes
ten Flour the sales having hecn confined small lots io
common Ohio, Mich gan and Western S3,l2 . S21 io
fancy hlands q 80 81 tor 10 G,Hnesse e1tra
there have been sales al S5,l5 50 p pea b
GRAlN-Ihe arrivals have been large aud the market Il
dull. Oats plenty with sales OF Nofthen at a 4oc-
Rye scarce. Beans mole enty-demand less.
| PROVISlONs-The aiiNals OF Poik have been laIg'
sine last. We have only % notice moderate demand
without change 10 prices Ddod APpes, change viii
unl, fair demand
POrATOEs-Dul with indications Of low prices isr the
entire season.
sEEDs-Grass seeds 10 steady demand Al y y la'
for Northern Ciyer 10 lie for West Is IS for Herds
Grass and s., Z 5 per bag Of bushels oT Red Top.
| WOOL-lheTe has been good deulsnd for domestic
Fleece and Pulled, and large sales have been made al full
pIces.
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Arrangements nsyg been made to furnish ihe kNl, kerr
ROCKER MAGAXl Ne, the HOME JnUNN Al, and the
NEW iOEk MUSICAL WORLD AID TIMES, tU NEW
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That three such works can be utiuod iu NEDOLlARS
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Just being usheicd OF he kuokefhocker Mugn-
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speak. For euy yeafs has been the gena.,
morous and SPICY mnntay' boz me world and tine present
volume w be hoort htu lny which preceded The Home
Journal, edited hv George p Morris, uai y. Willis, b.
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the Musical World aud Times, edited hy Richard ston-
Willis, with lowell Mason, Geufge u cuus, toma. Has
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10
Joel W. Wilson's 5 Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Ia Probate Cou'i holden at
Washington District, z, Montpener, on tho l2th day
of February, A u lr5.
~ A. Wright adm'r of The estate Of Joel w. Ninson,
late ct Warren said disifct, decetsed makes upnil-
cation said Cou Tor license 70 cell AL of hs real estate
of said decreased representing that said sale viii be eneh
cal no all interested iu suid estate;
Whorcupon ordered hY said Cour that sold appica-
on consideration aud he heard hn 4lh day
of Match A. H. -53, the frunsis dice, Montpelier
end n Is further ordered. ell person. Interested DO not-
Gcd hereof by publication ct uptce of this 1cgoa aud
ofdsf thorou weeks u the Vermont NAichnaa and
state Journal pIiuted Montpelier, before said time Of
heating that they may appear said ume and place, and
II thry soc cause, object iborcio.
BY order oi Court,
Attest, CHARLES REED, Register.
tue cops OF Record,
Is Auest, CHARLES REED, Register.
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.'S
British Periodical Publications

Delivered ia on the Principal Cities Of the United States
FREE OF POSTAGE.
AID forwarded bay mail, the provisions Of the late
Post Office Law.
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Take Particular Notice.

Young meu ~ho have luJufed themselves by certain
piarure iuiu-cd ina haau Frequently learned from evil
comnanuns schuo-tho effect. of which mighty ie
oven wncu asleep. aud destroy hoh mind and body should
apply tuuedatrf Mauknc-s and constitutional debility,
ls OF pscul energy physical assude and general pr
tfuu, futaAy, and al ncnoua Infections, lad gcsot,
s,usshness of ha ye and every disease auy way
ueaed with tho disorder Of c procoaio functions cured,
aut iuIl visor restored
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10
Ruhamah TayIor's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, Al Probate Court holden a
Washington Distinct, S. Probate Office, Ia Montpelier,
within and TOT said district the 18TH DAY OF February, A.
u. le53 Present. the lloa. Joseph foand, Judge.
Instrument puTporng 10 be the Last viii sud Iesta-
N OF RuhaIna II Tor, late OF Berlin. In said district,
deceased, beng peseGed the Court by Frederick
Hovey the executor therein named, Tor Probate; u Of
dered BY said Cou that all concerned therein be
appear Of Court 10 DO holden AZ
Probate Office, Montpelier the llth day OF March,
1858, show cause, they may have against the
Probate Of said VIII for which purpose, 10 ufthef Or
deed that copy Of the record of this order be published
three weeks suceessyey 10 the Vermont Waterman ana
State Journal printed at Montpelier previous 10 'a'u
time appointed Tor hearing.
cop, OF ieeofd, -. =. .... =, -.
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Rills 81 l852,

npE us will be introduced To- a Lawyer--if not soor
- PAID P-A-l-D--!-t
sTORRS & LAN6DON.
Narch
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SAWS.

MILL SAWS; Circular and Cross Cot do Hand an,
vi Piu,i 90 Back and Key Hone do; superior Ca.
Steel Wood SANS. Constantly or band et
KEITH * RARkERiS.
f..fusf. "a 70
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William Upham's Estate.

rTNE subscribers having been apponied by the Honorable
4 Probate Count for chi District VI Washington, Cumm.s
siocrs receive examine ane adjust all claims AVID de-
rnands II an porsons agaust the OF William Upham.
late of Montpelier, said district, deceased represented
iusovent, aud the term of months from the hfst day Of
March 1853 allowed b. said Court the crediors Of said
deceased exhibit aud Prove their respective claims before
us-Do give that will attend 60 the duties OF ou
apnnntmcni az tine dwelling. house Of sarah upham ia
Montpelier iu said district, The last Friday OF Mach INST
and he Friday OF september uuX, O'Clock alter
noon on each u said DAYS.
GEORGE WORT HlNGToNi) couui,
4. T.. MERRILL, ~
JAMES q. LANGDON,
Mnnfnelier. March j. A ID 1853. 20
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Tn MERcHANTS.

WANTED a. TIE Centre II the town 10 Cornwall add.
w son Co, w. on experienced Merchant to engage in
business Owing 90 Of health the subscriber
proposes 10 raiir from business fer while, aud rent his
In point Of business facilities the stand r. not excel
led Addison County Since 1854 feo merchants have
each successfully accumulated handsome property. The
modern style and tey Convenient We speat so
hofly whea my ihorc The county hav
greater fnclies for suecessiu trade hsn this. In
proofni this You PARIS Fletcher of Bndpori,
Asa Fftnrs Of Niddehnry la Bingham, OF Vorrsunos,
Judge Tildsn, Of Cornwall
Of hsud moral prin- pie and good husiness talent
preferred The location worthy The attention of msicun
Tile men.
Address Immediately. : Y. ROCKWELL.
r. :. small stock OF Groceries ahd Dy Golds move on
hand cin hs bad fifat terms, Do desired. r. g. y.
Cornwall. Fob b, le5i ls.tlmty
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IrAVtNG sold my son. ORRls J. AYREs, his time dor
ing the remainder oi his minority, shall claim none
bis earnings pay any OF hi. deai. ahe tas date.
JOSEPH AYERS, JR.
Witnoss, c. y Arms.
Mafcrhurs. Feb. 10. 1883. 213e.f
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EiFIEEN years ot extensive and uninterrupted practice
spent iH tH, city, have rendered bi. k.NhELlN the
most expert and etsful prariouet, far and
aeut &C AID discusses 1f private nature. Persons at
ricd with uicufs upon the body, throat legs pains u
he head bones. mnrcartl rheumatism stcuies. gravel,
desc lfsnE liou youthful cAresses imp rifles OF tho
bi0ol, shefeht he constitution has become onioe1ed,
ulI ire ned with SUCCESS
DE Nhp places h-e under the Of Dr.. kINkELlN
may csou,y connde his homer gentleman aud MS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10

H. N. GATES & co.
Storage, Forwarding & Commits
sion Merchants,
PRODUCE. SALT, FISH. SC.
OgiWs Hrc-Proof Warehouse,
FOOT or SUPERIOR STREET.
T. i. S GSAAYYts' Cleveland, Ohio.
Me..fs. bt-RBNNK& rANGnoN, MONTPELIER. VI.
ls6m. hicKs & HATHAWAY Boston, Macs.
UNION NURSERIES,,
Keesville, n. Y.
'rnE subscriber Invite. The attention of col,iva,ots in
Vermont tu his u1rivallcd collection nf
ERUGE TREES.
for sale this s.nua. Or APPLES. FLARs. Pi.UMs,
CuEkRlLs. GRAPES, eOp-EBERRiEs, ctRRANrs,
sgr can De infne ed BY t qfantig ond p-aren fee' on
plants ESQ bee supplied, of ucly 1000 aiHo rarehe
llree portion ct which nfe ufu and rnrr.
TIE collection OF fLAhs. hoth on the Pear sors aud con
tho Ounce, he largest nor, OF Albany, aud OF tho
best and n.ost conplctc in She Uuion.
APPLES on tae ariaise and CHERRIES ON ihe Hahs-
leo stack, Tor DU4RFS he sapphed OF many tie
leading SORTS. The collection OF
Hardy, Ornamental Trees, shrubs & Plants
also very cxicnsvei including large supply OF HORSE
iCHEsNUr, EUROPEAN MOuNTAlNlAsn WEEPING
WILLOW and Other shade Iiosz. Climbing, Evehlouni
ln-s M"-s ana ulNHf h'sLs 90 AtI NificANt HAlisli'
M equal number, cumpn-ug al the ntres' aud best ST.
fHLuNEs, 50 oi the hncst and great variety of
Miscellaneous Shrubs and Plants, BHib9us R,af &C. &c.
/ A-o, BUCKiHONN for Hrdans,-Kiit BARB, several
] hnr soffs.-GANnIN urd FLOWER SEEDS, O. e.. Sc. SC
Giccu House fnis ptoplgliod tor sle, but can
be supplied tom reliable sources -Vwfercd soon.
1hu.c who prefer tnstua experience he selec-
on of varieties, should describe their SOIL the form iu
which he ces will he TANNED, the Use for which the fu
s intended. and the varieties already aud they
may depend receiving the best selection which BE-
made.
order. aleuys rotation neg are rsesipei
Hence those desire obtain their early, and
make Of satisfactory SELECTION should order withou
dci4V
PRICES, as low Us at any respectable Nursery ia The
counitys with liberal alscsaHf ul bills amounting
Sli, ct more.
FREIGHT, al packages, paid TO the Lake, And OF
trces Sc. ordered sn he present monh Mach) and b.
lots Of not less value than SO, will be paid TO Burlington
/ PRICED CATALOGUES seut "a 90 who apply post paii
and enclose postage stamp. Address,
J. BATTEY.
81 mo. tMarchl Jet, is5a 2ai2m.