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To ssy vussa,'x rae3sncA s1nsa ~ eeet
,low every sixne yrn ccrte iafe skye Ae,sar ~
she wsll stand tAss withsas "sassl ~ sAS
wslR essssA snytAjaR.
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house we're mine proddcr lives He'll dell you
so better as can. And you GO little bit fur
der you sec two roats--you must not daltc both
of 'cm'"
The Yankee rode off at the top Of his speed.
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Love, Reyenee and suioide.

III tue ychr lioo, young London merchant,
having won the affections of lovely girl, also
obtained the consent of her father, TO whom
she was an only child. Tho old gentleman had
singular fancy that they should be married
a! the same village church where his own hap.
py union took place; and being sufferer from
the gout, lac placed the young lady under the
charge of her aunt and the happy lover, Ia.
king his own valet, set ont on his journey to
Westmorcand. Soon ai,cr their arrival at that
place, letter full of transport was dispatched
to the father; the wedding had first taken place
the bride had been pronounced by the old vi
car to be nearly rs handsome as her mother
and although the bridegroom wore no 'shou-
der knots, open sleeve, or pantaloons!" hc
might still compete with the bridegroom OF
earlier times in appearance, After the ccrc-
mony, the happy couple took walk in the vi.
cars garden, and the valet, aware that they
would soon leave the place for their further
destination, went into the reircshrncnt room of
the inn, and knowing that his master had drawn.
the charge from his pistols the night before
and that the state of the roads required every
prccaution, took this opportunity of rcloading
them Upon their return from the stroll, tho
young couple went into this room, and the gen
tleman, seeing luis pistols laying where hc had
left them the night before, and being sure that
he had unloadcd them, took up one Of them
and presented II at his fair bride, saying, with
the most becoming llattery, "Now, maiden, re-
pent of all those crueltics you have been guilty
OF towards me, my slccplcss nights, my days
of anxious hope; will revenge myself! Fair
tyrant, thou shalt die, with all Your instru.
ments of torture about you, and that cnchant-
ing srnilc, those killing ringlcts"
Pray, do not suffer me to lingcr," said the
coniiding girl, laughing mcrrily at his agrcca-
bic nonsense. "FireW asE
He did so, and shot her dead! Who can
paint his HORROR After pause he rung the
beil--his servant entered, and his master lock-
ing the door, said in singulaTly marked voice,
william, did you load those pistols" The
unfortunate wretch, Mortified at what he saw,
mechanically answered eyes" His master in.
stantly shot him dead with the undscharget!
pistol. After this, in state of insanity. wc
must hope, he wrote an exact account of ,ae
occurrence 10 the bereavcd father, and cohclu-
ded by telling him, that two hours ago hc was
made the happicst man alive, but that now, as
the object of his love lay dead at his feet, he
should finish his wedding day and his life, by
falling on his sword, if his heart did not break
before he could complete his intention This
sad ep'stlc being finished, he put an end to his
life The body of poor, William, whose fatal
carein!ness had led To so sad catastrophe. was
inferred in the yillngv church yard, and tho
corses OF the lovers, attended by the halfbewil.
dered aunt, were brought to London, and pri.
satcly laid in one grave, in tho parish whore
tho row wrcicbod father had once lived hap.
py and u prosperous man.
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Il Inc fnnkcc Fodc OIL NJ the Top oil Ills speed.
Il PARsoS BRowsLow's OrrSioS or HAnnIgr
BrrcmEn SrowE.--Tlic rcdoubtablc parson IL
out upon Harriet after the following fashion:
| This long-tongucd, visionary woman. and
caluinnator Of the South is now in Europe,
I where shc is being lionizcd, by tho ha,crs Of
American institutions, and Republican liberties.
4 She Is the daughter Of old Lyman Bcecfcr,
Presbyterian Minister and has two brothers
who are Minister'S of the samc church. Her
husband is also Minister, and at present, wo
believe, is n Professor in hndovcr College.
n They arc all Abolitionists, both male and fc-
male, and the lying book styled /" Uncle Toms
II Cabin" is believed to bc the joint production
of the entire family, manufactured for the oc-
4 casion, and rs n means Of raising the wind.
4 Her Ladyship, II Is well understood Is tho
most talented member OF old Lymans family.
But mcrcifn God she presents to the world
the most hideons physioynomy ever gazed up
Jon by the eye of man! She is as ugly rs Orr.
i ginnl Sin--an abominaton In the eyes Of civil
4 izcd people A tall, vulgar looking woman
4 stoop- p-shouldcrcd, with long yellow neck, and
along peaked nosc--through which she speaks
--an abomination in the cars Of Southern neg
roes, who instinctivcly turn up their fat noses
at the idea Of using the nasal organ TO aid tho
y organ Of speech. A Daguorrootypo Of her
Ladyship, which we have seen, sours tho
stomach Of a Southern gentleman; but lay
aside art and present the reality, and big
black negro Is affected with the intcnscst hor-
rorl Pigeon-tocd, knock.knecd, with . big
!, foot and anclc, added to her long, broad sides
and fiat chest, and other personal charms, sho
may pass through Southern negro kitchens at
all times, without so imprcssing rude negro
man that he viii offer tho indignity sometimes
offered to white women, who travel beyond
their proper limits!"
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HARD WARE, dc.
4 splendid assortment of Hardware and CUTLERY.
> from the best Manufactures, composing ull ar.
es nccdR In that line.
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Hats, BOO7S d SHOES.
.cghom Panama, Campcachy, Koasuth and
ok silk dress Hats, Plush Caps, DO; also, large
OF Boots and Shoes Of all qualities.
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CFESSOR ALEX. G. BARRY'S

OPHER . US, of MEDICAL cor
~ for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pic
restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Relieve
/ ease' of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains. ar
p External Wounds. Bounded BY no geogrnIhi
f. be reputation of BARRY's TklcoPHE ERoUs per
he Union. The sales of The article Of late y,,ai.
creased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
pr BARRY, after careful examination Of hi4
NIX, 1ads that number :, { bottles deivere to or.
EllaAtlll,s of from half gross upward. during tho
,, was within n tritle OF 900
Unnecessary 10 present at length the evidences
Y '9hdHliuI properties of the Trichopherous, when
nc md furnished such an Endorsement as this
''pneSs nI the article and the explanations given
FPaca action upon the hair, the scalp. and in all
7 superficial irritation. FIRST recommended it To
'ehi9h oi the people, This was allthat The inveu.
ned Every rotile advertised itself. The effects
'9.n exceeded expectation 1t acted Ike
ne ladies would not be without it. County
" every section OF the United States found they
''f III and thus was built tup a wholesale trade
~ mmliheto m unhcsrd of a. regards articles II
'", he highest point has not yet been reached
4 4 'eieTed thai the sales this year sill be mil
'da hafofbnttles
~, u and Alanufactory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
Ng'9 price. 25 cents large hottle
',ai discount 10 purchasers hy the quantity. Sold
r., ''Pai merchants and druggists Throughout, the
le'te' aud Cnnuda, Mexico, West Indies, Great
n france. &C.
'Y ,g.l, u Il. Lyman,J H. Seny and R. Stabler, &
@6-dsc6m
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MEDICINES.
uU CHE SONS Celebrated Oint-

mcnf FOR PlLES.-A perfectly sale. mild.
spccdy an permanent cure for Piles ofesery description
and no mutter of how long stnndiug.
This remedy u compounded according to establisfsd
rules Of Pharmacy of ingredients possessing great heal
ing properties
Physicians OF the first standing have examined ard
used this Ointment In their practice with the utmost snc-
cess where all other remedies eiled effect cure.
The above remedy unsurpassed for the eufe"f Sore
Breasts of femuesthc lost violent and distressing cas-
q. of which hive been almost Instantly relieved by it
For Sore Throa White Swellings c' Cuts or Brns
o. Burns and sends and for all kinds OF local infana
tion, Il IL oi graat value.
We have in possession large number OF certhcaes
from the most renho persons testifyng to its wonder
f efficacy In tho cur, OF the above diseases. We give
tho foowing -
SrAusros, May 5th 1883.
M. Hnteheson Dear Sir:-l take pleaaurcin anying
that YOUR Ointment has been used In my iamiy and has
given entire satisfaction single application giving
immediate relief. and applied as II ahond be- hav"
no doubt v ould mpke permanens cures. ttke great
pleasure In reonn niending 1t to the afflicted
Yours respectfully,
SAMiL WOODWARD.
In offering the above Ointment To The alict,d,the pro-
pretora the high ground that where has been ID
In strict accordance with directions sufficient length
Of time and mol being ded with beneficial results
the money will be refunded upon applications
Tine above Ointment is put up IN nent TN boxes with
directions and pamphlets accompanying enoh boz
Price 80 eelt. nnd $i rurh.
Prepared by WM HUTCHINSON Il co, Amster.
dam Botaiuurt county Va. Sold by
JOHN II. sEAY. Druggist
io23.w6m i.ynohburg Va.
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Office at the Depot Ofthe Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 Southern Enterprise. 1853
~ W g S:|sss.s;:; SEH
PARlSEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, ~ CAROLINA d TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EMPRESS,
yFNO aud from New York. Norfolk Petersburg and
L Richmond. per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa
noke, Weldon & Wilmington, CASTOR & Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersbu z ri .hmond. Richmond and
fredercks sburg Souh.Side and Va. Tenn Railroads
and connecting with Stage aud Wagcr Lines from the
different points the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above States-throuh in charge OF sPe
cial Messengers Mere ayailing themselves OF this
line f, the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in It's great expedition and econo
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above States order
inc Goods Gom Baltimore and Phild, hia the
II Parisen g. Kings EIpress at Norfot Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having ali chatges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all drnvrg &c and Commissions.
JAMES Il. KING, Northern Office
No. 49, Broadwag N. y.
W. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner BoliingJrooh and 2nd SIS
Pdersbarg Va.
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HIGHLY lMPoRrANTi
CARTEss'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

rHr GREAT PURIFIER 90 rHE nLoop-fnE BEsr ALTER
KNOWN.
Not partole of Mercury in any Form in it.
An iptaIlible cure for Scroia Kings Eri Rhenma-
hsm, Obstinate tutancoUs Ethptons, P,mpIes or Pns-
hics on Ae Face. Biotchos BHes, Chronic Sore Ees.
Ring Norm 0, 7e,,cr, Scaid Ifead EHiaygcment and
Pam Of khe Homes and oins Stubborn Ulcers Syphi.
htc Disorders, Lpmddgo. Spinal Complaints and all
Diseases or,sinR ,om, ,njndieoas use Of Mercury,
fmpr,denee IN LiId. iupHrtfy ofhe Blood
UNIIlS valuable Medicine which hns beeomc celebrn-
i ted for lhn number of cxirnnrdinury cures effected
through its agency has induced the proprietor ut tho
urgent reqnest of his friends. nitr it To the public,
which he docs with the utmost confidence IN its virtues
aud wonderful curative properties. Tie following GER
dcntcs, selected from large number, are however.
stronger testimony than the mere word o the proprie-
As the limits of an Advertisement woud be too
ANAL the certificates in full they nre condensed
as much possible, but detailed the inside wrap
per of each bottle, aud all from gentlemen well
known in their localities, and of the highest rcspeota-
biIily, mnny of them non re"d'"g IA the eay@ h'ea'
moad.
+ Boyden. Esq, Of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
known everywhere, he hns the medicine cal-
led CAhrERS SPANISH MIXTURE administered
In hundred In nearly all the diseases Tor
which II IA recommended W III the most astonishing
good results He snys II Ia the most extraordinary
Medicine he hus ever seen.
O. Is. Luck, Esq, now in the city OF Richmond, and
for many yonrs in the Post Office has such confidence
In the stonishing efficacy of Carto,s Spanh Mixture,
that he has bought upwards of so bottles which he las
given away the afflicted Mr. Luck says he has never
known il To fail whnn tuken according tn directions
DIR John MnRe u practising Physician, and former
y of the City Hotel in tho city Of Richmond snys he
hn. witnessed in number of instnnocs the effects of
Cntets SUdntM Mtrtuyc. which truly surprising.
He soys in of Colsnmption, dependent on tho
Liver, the good effects were wonderful indeed
LiUer Compiaint.-Sumuol NJ. Drinker, of the firm
Of Drinker u Norris Richmond, was cured OF Liver
Complaint OF yenrs standing by tho ose oitwo bottles
of Corfef's Spanish Mature.
Scotuia and Consumptioa.- Richard w. West,
OF Richmond was red OF Seroiuia, and what Phys'
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RICHMOND.
eDFALL IMPORTATIONS ~
CHINA, EARTHENwA ARE AN d
Fnncy Articles.

INE Subscriber oers TO country merchants nhd oth'
1 ers in want his complete STOCK OF Eefiheh"hfe'
Ctiun. Table aud Fancy Articles, o his own direct I'm.
pnrtaton from the iavorite factories OF Englnnd aud
fiancr, together with a full stock of Plun Pressed
Cut dass In every variety. dc &c' Ihn assortment
comprises, in part, the following;
DINNER SETS.-t'it. decorated gold band, and
white French China; white granite and blue rrntiow'
ing blue. purple, dnmaaoena plum, lilac.
TEA SERNlCES-ln oi ~, a., Sc, CD, II. and
% pieces, ranging in price from ~ to 800 a set.
WATER PITCHERS, covered aud uncovered Basins
and Ewcrs aud Toilet sets.
RICH VASES, common aud decorated Mugs and
common Eartbrnwnre, suitable 10, fall trade.
PLATED GOOnS-ren, desert and table Spoons
table aud desert Forks, snt and mustard spoons nap
KIN rine-, mustard pots, butter knives aud cnstors,
TABLE CUTLERY-ivory handle table sets ~ pic.
ces; knives and iotks IN dnaens common do.
BRIrAN1A WARE-castors from tho II ost common
To tho best manufactured spoons ladies and safety u-
id tampa.
LOOKING GLASSEs-spcndd gilt ornameuted
hnmes. French plates, various sizes suitable for
tie pier do mahogany frame, in greatly vnrieiynnd
tode, elasses,
GLASS WARE--plain and pressed tumbler..
vine pitchers salvcrs bowls preserve dishes deeanes,
lemonndes egg cnssce goblets champagne, safety u.
id nmp. wntrr bottles butter plates, syrup anil moass-
.a cellars enstor bottles, preserve inrs fish
globes
LAMPS-NThc improved so'nr lamps of which the snb
serbei is the sole proprioior paror hn and snre,and
hand Tampa, in great variety
CHANDELIERS of ., }. 4,G. 4, Sc. burnera, fur
nshed reasonable walters tea trnys lanterns,
mblo ioy mud dinner sets.
STONE NARE--At isetpry prices.
The eubscr Der offer. NIL tho above goods
BILE TERMS mud IL satisfied thai a call from nuntry
cmnis persons contemplating hoasckoepif gwil con
vince them iut his stock IL surpessci in price auol.
ly variety, by nny establishment, in the State. Small
profit and quick snle4 is the motto. Call at
j. ID. H. EVANS,
Its III Main at, Richmond
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AN ED TO HIRE,

ED TO ulRE.-TLe subscribers
h. 'su 10 hlre tor their work ON the Va. & Tenn.
MA IA 'hP Mountain region of Va. number 81
5,. go anl boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
l.. ma iong experience in the management al
Nm "'' are themselves large owners. Hiied mr.
H." '.'e've the same treatn~"' in everv i.-ne' /
give their own. One ot -. can ~ in
o., =, =, any time till the 10th Of Janlary a, tho
Nen,"','io.ei; or Mt McCorkle Simpson 81 J>ncs,
" Hurts They will also huy me, and
pcnl SCOTT g. ADAMS.
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ZINK 81 LAW RENEE

zirk will continue the Foundry business at 'ne ne
h,nk He respectfully solics the patronage ol
IfSfS % The tasss @ !. r'sPnrsab G ""
nil kinds OF CasI%g railing Hollow Ploughs and
es Feoss gsns. %"" kinds and sizes in 'he1 he
i!nI establishments 'o A ZINk
short notice. . - .,ncei. authorized to title
Gr me all the businessoi ''' Az,
o3-rts
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These vessels Of the first class built in tho city o
Baltimore expressly for this iudr aud hive superior nc
commodutions for passengers. They nre comma ndcd
ly experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
and who " Ill spare excrton I" accommodate ih'r
will be tuwed up and down the rivers by steam and mny
he relied to .nil promptly as ndvctthed.
Merchants gning North or ordering goods from New
York will fluid their ntctes ship by this line
freight will always be taken low rs by any other
line Of Packets, aud every effort will he made by tho
agents in Richmond and NcwIork to give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole aud II cents per "a ~
Tobacco being ahnul 50 per cent. less than oherg
the Strnmcrs Insurance be effected in the hi~.r
moad Fire Association by this line nj 3.s per
We respectfully ask and hope r succeed In obtain
ing full share ol patronage
Goods shipped by this line to New.fotk will be for
aarded free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile.
Ghnrlo.tnn, Savannah nny other Southern or North
rtn port The vessels will lie In Richmond ri kockcith
Ia New York Beth No l. CoHeo House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street DAVID CUR uE Richmond, } b
q. II. PlERSON. N Y. ~
No. 81 ,SoWh Stree. /.
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NeIson county Virgini9.-DISSUkUIn n TO mr.
rcw T zink ha. this day Dec 18Th A. d. s's Is 1ia P"
chased of Ella. ,ba Srg r% 'nf2T afZnt Law
boye fonnGpy G Collected by zink also the debts due
renee WIN uu will be settled by him lie requests
having claims against the TO ,s FIRM
IN for or settlement; also all who are '"de0'eo '"'
,; nlease call and settle. ,1nvsIAWRENCE
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INSUp ANCE,
IKE, LIFE AND MARINE INsyn

pdny '0"'-
ms 90 iiany makes Insurance against loss or dam
'Eeoy lfe or Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco fac,.
RES and other buildings furniture Goods wares and
Wer'handhe generally in town aud country un ihe most
dyorabla te,ms.
Also makes Insurance tho lives of all persons ..
Toying good health and of sound constitution for the
Whole duration oflifc or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. will be
Insured unreasonable terms
The Company will also take marine risks from and To
"1y OF the Northern Southern PORTS at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON 7. C.fETERS, ice President
SAMPSON DlUGUlD, Chef Engineer.
!i,nes Cobbs Samuel Garland
!ohn 1ggat. Nathan II. Thurman
neorP W. ihncey, ohm otey Taylor,
William L Anderson. William, I. Smith.
NAEIlN HoLLlNS, Treasurer.
GREED I. Wills, Sec't.
n, w. ot,.a, o. Medical Eraminsrs
Tho Medical Examination # subjects for Insurance
will be made the office of the Company on each day
between the hours of and o'clock, p. NJ.
FebS--ds
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~UOUND Snices-A supply of pure grou1d oP'
Ii,,in'r Of Mace. .Clovc-, Nutmeg ,AlsPcr'
&c. Sc Th,.e spices are all Of The p1rest
on"Iipy 1r and neatypat up and "z9 papers i"' lam
iiies-For sale by ,xo II SEAySCO
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FOR NEW YORK.
l. s. Mat Linz per the SPLENDID SgEAMSHfIS
jamestown and Roanoke!

rTHE and elegant side wheel steam r.SILn--k
i ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpr Parrish ss'Fs-sAsSsas'
will leave Petersburg win City Point every lne4dny
Evening" nhd the ROANOKE, Capt Gnvendy, } every
Friday Evening, for New fork.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
STATE Rooms $lU 90
Stc"'nge pnssnge. " ""
For speed comfort mud safety these Steamships ur"
,xceled by none The aud travellers will hnd II
the most pleasant the north they will there
y avoid the dust and frequent chnuees oi the Railroads
IEy~ Tickets i.sicd mt my Office Sycamore Street
SAM'L. 6. BAPTIST, Agt Peersb"rR.
IVA passenger train leaves the Appomnttox depot
every Tuesiny and Frduy half Pnst o'clock. p NJ.
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Passcn'
gers y the South.siie aoad will reach Petersburg IN
line To take the cars for the steamers. q. Is
IuI
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utJtEs FOR SALE.

MILES FOR SALE.
" have on hand IL lot of frsrate Mnes' oroN"
Taxn anJnnbroke, which viii dispose OF On reason
X-Nable terms They sre No l. and any one wlsh '
- =, sxnmpc them can do by coling at my Livery
Stable a, the upper end of Main 'tree,'
shall away NJ w ]. READ.
sep l5.dts -
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MEDICINES.


s,,rA l.. Whers may be obtaiued the most spec
-. IVsakness or loss of Organic Potcers, Pam
Disease of tie Kidneys, Agecfions Of tie
:, y,se and Skm Constitutional Debiify,
hnrrid affections arising from certain in.
M matter whether from intemPerancc, :
4 .r,lent spirits or any other enuse
To YOUNG MEN,
H., have become the victims of evil practi
,hat countless numbers of generous and
4 lbsinps have been swept to untimelv tombsi )
4 ,.,,,,o men of the most exalted talents and
-. vino mi ght otherwise have entrtn )
S.,aate. o,ith the thnnders "f ioa ence, OF
+, lucy the living Iyre.
n,ring from any nf the following M Bnc'roly
Enid Immediately apply to
DIR. JOHNSTON.
..rtb. Back and Limbs, Pains in tue Head,
4 .;abt Loss Of Muscular Power. Po.pitation
T., Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritability Dernnse,
H. Digestive Functions. Genera Debility.
ofConsumpton, If &c, NC.
The fearful effects on the mind are much
Il. Loss Of Memory, G Confusion of Ideas, De-
l. S,irits, Forebodings of Evil, Aversion oi
pIfni.tr,,st. Love of Solitude, fim.dity, &c,
|, the evils produced.
SOUf'H FREDERICK Strccf, SEF-
re FPOM BALTIMOREST., East side,
%TEpS. vBE PARTICULAR in OH
xANE and NUMBER. or you will mistake
,uARRANTED or no G HARGE MADE,
DIR. Johnston's Office is in his dwell
i. STEPS. His very extensive PractIce Is a
tina. he is the only Prope Physician
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school a. College Text Rocks.

NVE'Nh' WV
NORRIS Richmoad, "a. would invite ih,
~. attention OF the various schools md institutions
uf learning throughout the State his School
Classical Books. TcUt BooLs, used n the various Co"
lees and Universities with general collection of Edu
,hilonnl Works. in every departments of learning.
tsB-Sehool Stationery of every di.oripion.
liberal discount will be mndc, and bundles deliver
I'd in LynchburP free of expense
TR~Orders will receive prompt attention.
nng q9-ts