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supported opinion of single witness who has seen
him write. Would it or not, then, be competent
for US in this stage of the proceedings to produce
other witnesses who might express a contrary opin
ion? Most assuredly it would. And if it be com
petent for to bring other witnesses to express
contrary opinion-to bring the very person himself
in whose handwriting they allege these papers to
bei l think it is. The prosecution say that the
proper time to have done this when the witness
was examined before. But the fact which we now
offer to rebut was not then In evidence Sir 1t has
been written, printed, and published that this
young man could not tell his own andwrltIng
desire that the jury may these papers. in order
that they may Judge for themselves whether or not
he Justified in his hesitaton-thath he may give
them opportunity of seeing that this was q
mere trick-a mere piece of bravado. He heai-
tated about this because of the peculiar nature OF
this prosecution; because he did not know what
might be counterfeited; because he knew that
the nephew Of Manuel Verastigui-this traitor.
which they make him-tbis worse than thlei
and betrayer of thieves, they would make
him-had written letters 80 like to his handwriting
that be hestated about 1t. think 1t due TO the dc
fence and the that this thing should De
fully explained; for am satisfied that, ifthey ga
AZ we see it, they would see that there was ground
and reason to mistrust every particle of testimony
which they have brought out OF this land OF dark
ness. / think the witness ought 10 De allowed the
fullest opportunity of saying whether he admits OF
denies thsse letters desire that he may De per-
mitted to see the deed, and among other reasons
| because If these letters are in the handwrltng O
| vincent Verastegui, ana arc 'ueH,G0i WIN VIZ
body Of that petition which Colonel Thomas says
is in the handwriting Of the Witness then atnougl
YOUR honor has indicated that we have no right Il
submit these papers the jury for their inspection
desire that the counsel for the prosecution may
see them; they have right to see them II tnel
please and they may exhibit them to the jury, ant
say whether or not they alike; or they maj
decline to do 20; and that would be enough for me
think on the grounds have stated state, the .e.timon,
produced 1t any other time. This is the only pro
Der time that We could have offered them for tn
purpose for which they now offered
Mr.. FEnpALL. have stated my objection, and
do not consider that by the remarks of the counse
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FIFTY SECOND DAY-Friday, May Is.

Mr. BRADLEY remarked that the exceptions
whichthe counsel for the defendant had taken to
rulingso of the court had not been put in form; and
that time would be required for stating the evidence
and preparing the bills. He referred to some cases
in which Inconvenience and difficulty had resulted
from delay in preparing the bills of exception, and
suggested that the court should adjourn for the
purpose of having this done.
The counsel for the United States acquiesced in
the digestion; and after some conversation be-
tween the counsel on both sides, and remarks from
the court, to the rules of practice in this and
other courts, the court adjourned till Monday next
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Ques Does that roll show the officers in com
msndi
Ans. 1t shows only the officers of his company.
Cues. Who were they!
Ans Henry Sibey, first lieutenant command
ing; William Steele, second lieutenant. The com
pany to which he belonged was company II, second
dragons.
GUS. Do you know where they are now'
Ans. Sibley is in Texas; but do not know where
| Steele 10.
Mr.. MAY. Colonel Thomas says that he is in
| New Mexico.
| H1iness. l find that Mr.. Steele was not present
With the company, but that be was on duty at Car
Mr. BRADLsY. Where was the company eta
toned?
Ans. Fort Shannon, in East Florida. The post
returns will show the officers Of the troops that
were stationed there.
Mr.. MAY. Have you examined to what off,
| cers were there?
Ans. did not, directed the clerk to give you
a let Of officers in service there.
Quy. Do you remember their names1
4Ans Colonel Pike Graham and Colonel May
appeared to be there on the court martial.
Mr.. BR 1pLEY. AT what court martial was Colo
mel May present.
Ans. 1t appears to be stated in the regimental
return that he was on a court martial on the 18th
of April at Fort Shannon. He was not stationed
there.
Q.ss. Have Graham and Winship been here
within week, and were they summoned as wit
nesses?
Ans. think they were
gus. Was Mr.. Graham or Mr.. Winship sum
monsd as witnessesl
MIR. MAY. Both Of them were summoned al
witnessed. Colonel May was not summoned. H,
happened to be hero on his business.
Quxs. Ito the witness Who're would the recort
, of the court martial be?
Aas. He might be tried by court martial O
either description.
: CUES. Where would the record bel
Ans II would be either at New Orleans or q
I st. Louis.
o Qu<s. IL Il Ia Washingtons
E Ans. II 10 not.
t Qu<s. When was your attention hrst called +
q this matter!
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nERCHANTs.
a FRANKLIN

w OFFER faR SALE
10 Hogshead r. II. and \. Sugar,
80 barrels Coffee Sagnr,
90 q Clar6cb sagHr,
1000 lbs best L,af -
10 hhds. N. o. < Sugnf.hobse Moasses,
loo Bags Rio and Laga,s Cnfee
% do Superior brown Javn Coffee,
Cases Ganp'der, Inp'sl and BPk Ten.
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 upper
9 Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Gotten assorted numbers.
Bnlss Cotton Bats.
100 Sacks Salt
II Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron,
do Round & Square Iron, assorted
do BBstefcd Stsel,
1000 lbs Cnsf and Shear ~
Boxes Colin's q Ar hers PaientAxes
300 Kegs Nails. assorted sizes.
90 Grind Stones.
80 Boxes Tallow Candies,
30 Adamantine Candies,
90 Sperm, do
30 TurpentiueSonp
so English dairy Cheese
so Pine Apple do
so Barrels Mackero,
so Kits do No. i,
so Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides number of other artcles loo tedious 10
mention. sept 27is1
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Dry Goods, Clothing. &c,
NEW BOOKS AGAIN

Y Visit 10 Europe, by Prof 3, Sillimon,
Roman Traitor; or Days of Cicero, Cuto and Ont.
aline, by II. w. Herbert,
Bleak House, by Dickens,
Countess De Cherney, by Dumas,
Lnftle or, Pirate of the Gull 10y Ingraham,
WIDE Wide World, by Miss Nrtherel
Dollars aud Gents, by do
ALSO, supply Of
Smiths Poems
Rudiments of Architecture
Fern Leaves, by Fan Fern.
Beatrice,
Burhett's Dickens and Ceoper's Novels,
Grahnms, Code, 3, and iarpel's Magazines, for Oco
Der; Fire Screen Prints Letter Writers, Wall Paper &
Border &c &C. at MORSES
oct BIS Com mission l{onsc.
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II TRIC OPH n IL - Us, 81 MEDICAL COM
POUND, fer BEAU4JFYING, CURLING, Pre-.
serving Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Relies
ing Diseases Of the skim Curing Rbeumntie Pains AMI
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by geograpIi
cal lines be reputation of BARnYs TslcorH Faous pen
yades the Union The snes of he article OF late yesf-
have increased In ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor Barry, after careful examination Of hi-
sales book inds TINT number # bottles devere to
der IN quantities from half gross upward during In
year 1852, within a trifa OF $50 QUO.
1t il unnecessary to present Mt length the evidences
ofhe wonderful properties of the Trchopherous when
the public Ind furnished such Endorsement this.
The cheapnes the article aud the expana ions given
81 its crrnea action upon the hnir the scalp, and In nil
rascs Of superficial ritntioh, first recommended IL To
the attention Of The people This lthat ,le invcn
tor desired Every bottle advertised itself The effects
af the lud exceeded expectation. II acted Like u
eharn. The ladies' would not be without il. County
dealers in every section the United States found they
must have ii; aud thus built up wholesale trade
extent hitherto unhcafd Of regards articles !,
lis Mind. The highest point has yet been reaohfd
an, II il believed THAT the sale, this year will be n mil
llon and half Of bottles.
Depot aud Mandatory, No 1877 Broadway; Now
York hefnil price. IS eeps large bottle.
LIBERAL discount 10 purchasers ly the quantity. Sold
~ the pr. pal merchants and druggists Throughout thu
United Suites and Canada, Mexico West Indies, 6rea
Britain France, &c.
Sold by D. Il. Lyman, II. seay and Il. stable,, \
Go. Lynclburg.
may 26---dAc6m
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PARISEN e KINGS

PIRGINI4, N. CAROLINA &. 7ENNESSyFk
Frcigh, Pockage od Pa,rei EMPRESS
10 and from New York Norfolk PETERSBURG a.
H. Richmond. per first class Steamships JAMEJ
TOWN Il ROANOKE. and by the Scaboard and Rml
noke, Weldon & Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
bug Weldon, Petersburg & Richmond Richmond and
fredericksburg, SouhSide, and Va. q Tenn Raios /.
md connecting with Stage and Wagti Lines from ,r
iiffient points the Railroads almost every poiDt
throughout the above Stntesthrout In carge of pp
eal Messengers. Mere awaiting themselves ofih,
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may re
pose full confidence in its great expedition and ecoao
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above SUITES order
ing Goods fion Baltimore and Phildp hin TO the cae
of Porisen g. Kings E1presS at Notfotk. Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having all ehUiges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay un
free Of all drpwgc and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Offer.
NJ. SO, Broedieay. n, T.
w. B. PARISEN. Southern Office
Corner Bolipgdrooh and endSt&
PetcrSbmg Ia
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DECEIvING ANDFORw ARDING.

IL GROCERIES IND PLASTER.-Tbe sub
.rber ath continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the enHal amidst all the chanree receive and fnl
ward Gnods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, 4 {.
onr ohatges WILDE low and forwarding done with dis
Patch
VIII receive IN Few days, frat assortment oi
Groceries which he will sell low, and buy all times
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, fux Seed, &c for which Nv
will give The beat prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sslo.
JAMES b. RENWICK
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MERCHANTS.
u ~ ssttOcERY a. COMMISSION

II II " GROCERY d GOfsmtsssos
y HOUSE. have rented from a. Ruekert
ii. fs~proaf brick Warehouse, lately erected Oh
ie 6usin immediately above Lacy d Ferry, for The par
pose Of doinga
General Grocery IL Commissions,
RECEIYTNG IND FOR HARDING BIS NESS,
Persons buying goods sell again would do well TO
enl On rae before purchasing, as shall sell very low
commission only being all the profit charged, where
Tue cash or good negotiable paper Is given IN exchange
A good supply Of GuAAO.. LINE q PLASTER,
kept hand which will he sold low at any house
Ia the city
All goeds consigned TO my viii be forwarded
with all possible dispatch, and particular attention pull
y the order Of them.
ConsigbmeBts Of produce aud Merchandise solicited
harges reasonable mud pains spared to render salts
faction. Account snles rendered made.
WM. A. MILLER, on the Basin.
mug 3.ts Late Of the firm Of Miller Compton.
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? -
4 a. W. HOELEN,S

II Il ". HOELEN'S
~. OFFER FOR SALE
20 hlds. P r. and N. O. Sugar.
20 Boxes and bbs. refined do
10 hhds, z. r. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbls. N. o. do
100 bugs Rio and Laguira Coffee,
40 Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron,
! do Hoop do
/ do Blstered Steel,
1000 lbs Shearand Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
Is Kegs Horse Shoes
3 do Horse Shoe Nails
800 Kegs Nails to 90 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
80 Grind-stones.
SO Boxes Hnl& Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
20 DO Sperm do
200 Sides Sole Leather
SO Black upper do
40 doz Calf skins,
20 Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Q otton Yarn, Moss toll
bales wrapping Twinr,
do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats,
Also, Scythe and Moving Blades and S1aths Wrap
ping, Writing aid Letter Paper; PepperSpce, Ginrer
Nutmegs, Gloves Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords al
Plough Lines; Turner's Oil; No. Mackere Herns
Y shnd ma ll--ts
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NOTlCE.-Tbe subscriber iegs to inform tie
y citizens Of Buchanan and tine public generallytha
he has taken the large and eoinnodou. lumber house
the Basin, Formerly occupied by VIM. +. Hardy.
ESQ., where he intends to conduct Wholesale and
4
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7 MISUNDERSTANDING

AL The subscriber has on hand large lot OF til,
celebrated . Livingston" Plough castings. and will
ntuue receive additions his stock from the toun
Try, that there Ill be difficulty il getting IN,
Of the pieces belonging ihrul.
JAMES r, RENWICk,
Feb 1o-dsrfs an tho Basin
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Grocery, Com IN issiOn a. Forwarding
kUSuN ESS

In all it's branches Having rade extensive arrange.
ments for SHIPPING a. FORW ARDlNG Clouds md
Produce 10 aud from this place, lac will be found read,
at all times to accommodate those who may favor him
with their putronage. His will all times be
found supplied with every article suitable the wants
OF his customers
Persons forwarding 10y this line viii end il much To
their advan he will all times insure the great
est dispatch, having Lae RI Baffeanr from this point
running mp tho river also direct line OF Freight Boots
between Buchanan, IyncIburg and Richmond all oil
which under the suparut enhance OF experienced
and trust worthy managers, thereby rendering il the
fest and expeditions lire centeriag this p ce
w The subscriber wi also purchase all kinds OF
Produce brought 10 This maIke; giving at all times
the best market price eithcrin cash or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,
aug s3sts buchanan. Va
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a CARD.-FHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
I "a Pectfuy ask continuance of the patronage 81.
long bestowed upon MIN, to the new concern and in
lhis conner ton he deems it proper, ask all who arc
indebted to him come forward and settle their NJ
counts without delay
There are many claims of long sanding, which must
rise up, and II Is expected that all who know them
selves TO be indebted willpay attention this notice.
Jan S--.Its \ DITCI1ID
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OCKETs, LOCKEps, Pms &c.

ii
IL The subscriber respectfully informs The public thu
he has JEST returned from the North with urnsubli
large stock Of Deguelreoypeng mateiih, embfnoi.Y
frames Cases &c of the latest styles and patterns Al
80 large stock OF l.ockets and Pins some extra fin
made to order which will be filled with pictures in III
hest style oflhe art low prices according quality,
Al Whehurst Gallery, next door 10 the Va. Bank
7. Il. GIBBS, Proprietor
B. -Paintngs mud Pictures Of ali kinds accuutel
copied
Stoos furnished Mt the lowestcash prices
feb lots p n G.
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MULES FOR SALE.

~ ! have hand lot Of Grstraie Mules broke
60 aud unbroke, which wtl dispose ofou reason.
Gkx~G> able terms. They No. and uny one wish.
ing 10 examine them do hy calling my Livell
Stable al the upper end Of Main
shall always keep stock on hand
sep i5.dts w J. READ
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INSURANCE.
IfIRE, LIFE AND Mao,.


naDy. > 1"t insuf4ss
us &c 'ipany makes Insurance aga;...,
'ee by Fire, or, Dwelling Houses ter loss or
res and other buildings, on furniture "baeeo Fac
nerc1andze generally in town and eosa, Wares
avorable fe ms. country, en III. sha
also makes Insurance on the lives an
Ioyng good health, and of sound ca,,. Persons a.
Whole duration oflife or fora limited far n.
slaves employed in ordinary oecps. .oa'
insured on Reasonable terms. fatiohs, will /
The Company will also take marine :,
my oil the Northern Southern po,, sN iro aad 10
istes. s' al tavnu,.,I
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Do.
DON I. @. PETERS, lice ;,ee1af~
SAMPSON DIuGUID, Chr c1 Tet
James n Cobbs, Samuel r. ts"g'Heer.
Iohn .iggat. Na,ha' p1aaland,
Geore, w Yancey, ohm o.. Il hnrrnan
William 7. Andersen. Win; = iaaylor,
hARTlN HOLLINS nun.
CREED I. Willis, Sec'y 1'easn,sr
DR.. p. II. Girner,
DR. Vim. Otwey OVEN Mediral Enon,
The Medicnl Examination ,f subiac,.e
will be made Mt The rice OF the COM wi Insurance
between the hours of and o'clock. p On each day
Feh8--dis = NJ
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EW OTsHINs. STATION,

M n w u h OEHhENs SEAHkON.-Wr
y offer now To our fends, md the public generally
those ia want oil any Kind qualify of GOODS ON
the very finest Crystal Palace style o the common ~
iices of every day
W. invite the attention Of those wanting articles Il,
our line to give u call feeling assured TINT we Gu,
md will sci us cheap amy house in this city and n,
good as any. Being Judges Of CLOTHING, und wish
ns 10 sell on fair terms, tho public may rest assured
thu they will obtain tho worth OF their money.
w may enumerse Of atticles, such as fn,,
French BEAVER OVER COATS, all colors. Oper
STYLES Bus mess Cents all cuts and fash
ions, Dress and Ffock Con of oil kind- Pants of all
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree To the Miss
ssipp pattern. Also The beautiful Vests nude
or in patterns, rich the mines Of alforna and mon,
enchanting Silk, Pushes. Btockades, velyets Cash
neres Ne, &c; Bosom Stocks, Cravats, beautiful l.
look at Fancy STocks,1liNE SHIRTS and com
mon ones Fancy SuspeH eefss Hosiery, Gloves, Aitts
Bnck9hin Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas sin
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers Wool
en- Silk and Cotton. and all things necessary to cothc
man in comfortable GARMENTS, whether he be rich 81
poor, Our ousc IS OPEN 10 all TO come and tur
Il enlselves
Those wishing their Rarn,f made to order. we say
We keep tie finest Cloths, Cassmers and Vestngs Of
all kinds to be found in this market and we warrant
everything to he made and fitted according order.o
The goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best workmsn engaged in our establish
ment that can be secured North South therefore give
IA trial
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ATOONMAN a MARTIN, DIVER t61i,

lia services TO the public as agents in
RECEIVING d. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for he sale Of any and ali kinds ofJ ountry Produce
Tint may be their One of u.s. or agent
Nh Royal will be Ut the Rail Road Depot every day
tho arrival of Freight Cars for the purpose of receiv
al taking chnrge OF any produce sent to our cure
The closest attention eiyent the receipt AID deiy
cry Whea Corr or Oats.
Letters by mail IT otherwise will be promptly attend
ed To. aug l2.dS.ts1
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L'ALL, IsJ3-D. u. G. Peters, DEALER
J. IN STAPLE n FANCY DRY GOODS, Reada
Made Ctotto,g, Sea--Would respectfully inform
his Old and buyers generally hut he is nov
receiving aud will, in few days have his entire stool
of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing. &c,
IN store, ready for exhibition He thinks it useless I,
attempt an enumeration of articles, suffice IL thn
every article be had bis store, found in simial
establishments in the State
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to lay in full
stocks or dt up old ones will Gudit greatly their nd
vantage 10 give him a call before purchasing
sept 26-ts
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I3MENHA FOUNDRY, Lynchhurg

H1gDEsFEFEFE
A'--iron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
MN 'ieering, Tobacco Presses &C. ard machinery ge,
'ay furnished ON ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and al fair price.
he present reputation enjoyed by this establishmen,
'"f Tie superiority Of rs work. will be fully sustained il
tie execution &C all future orders
A. 6. DABNEY
n B--l WILDE prepared Cor Ga>fttine in due time
nov 25-dscfs A r, n
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DETERMINATION F0as THE FALL
Fail a. winter Goods,


Subscribers are now receiving their stock Of
Fail n WiRter Goods,
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of the
public IL Is believed to be tie largest and yuln
able ever exhibited in this city, and comprises in great
variety, everything properly brlanging the READY
MADE CLOT II n G and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Business, in part follows:
French Black Dress and froek Coats ..-. SIS to a.
Am'can Ger. +" $3.50 2 TO Is
Fancy Dress and Froek Coas of every desirable color
Cloth, Cashmere Tweed and Beaver Sacks. Hall
Sacks frcks, and Paetots, varying in lrice from 81
OVER COATS OF every suitable style Of goods ii
market.
CLoAkS-Caledoniun Julien, and Tsma Cloaks.
PANTS & NESrS--ln cur large and choice assert.
ment may be founl styles t. suit all OF the for
mer. our stock OF Black Gu simere, French Doe Skin
Rbband. Burathea, French, English and American
Fame, Blot tops and lid coors is not surpassed III
any one esta Niishnentin Virginia. NTsTs- Rich Plus.
Velvet, Grenadine, Forenne and BaIathea Silk Cash
nee, Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool. Farmers Sat.
in, Valencia Cashmere, Popn, Satin Velvet Ne. Par
~ and Wedding Vests White. Light Colors and Tin
seized Silk. Mernoand Velvet
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well sup.
pied with everything pertaining that branch of the
business, Gloves and Hosiery. Shirts Collars Black
and Fancy Cravnts Stocks Snspenders, Pocke. band
kercfefs Money BYts, Under tierneuts sccrfs, Nigh
Gaps S.nokin do, t1ut Mnfs, Dressing Gowns Study
DO Sill. Bingham and sambrie Umbrellas, Trunks &
Country Merchants
Are invited to examine stock Our prices will be
found as LOW as goods of sSe sumo qualify can be
purchased In the Northern cities
SERVANTS CLOTHING.-ToNacco Manufactu
rers and others having sers4nts To cothe. should
fail To give call before fpurchasing Our army OF
scwngmacliaes viii enable furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Fall Trade.
A. S. SHAFEk & co. Main 81,
sept 22ts Lynch6urg, Va.
n Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon and Wythe
vile Telegraph plcase CORY.
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yin and Eron Roofing
5. DlUGUED 4 SONS.

Hef Inc style OF
5. DAUGUED a. SONS.
They have recently applied steam poe1 to their ma
chnery aud Halter themselves that they enabled
manufacture all descriptions of Plain aAaonc0 CAB,
aet Fafe, in style and finish TO compare With any IN
the State S. DiCGUID,
d. p. DiuGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUIP.
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EsflE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
specially tocall the attention of the citizens 81
ynchours and the adjoining country, his large and
Isl splendidassortmento of BOOTS SHOES s
9AlI EkS, &c., of his Own MAKE <Ssss-ess
~ am winch are WARRANTED OF THE REST DUAL,
" AND OF srPERioR woRKMAHsHIP
ersons wiSillngto have good and durable Boo, .,
Shoe Tor the present season will do well to call ON M.
as am determined to pease both as regards oualii
and price. f"'''''
Don't forget call atthe store three doors above tie
Savings Bank. r. i GpIMsi 'r1g"S
dec Its
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'aSaEEl sUasSCgssssEssS

exclusive right ofretang Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases take this method ofnurming he people ofLynch
burg aud the surrounding country that they have now
thclr ware room NJ ain Street o of the above Ca
'es o. different sizes Ii would be difficult task to Civ,
IN adequate impression these Cases without person
inspections they are perfectly air tight and ndestruc
oie, and for protecting and preserving the Dead f
idinary inermens. for vaults for transportation arr
superior tonnything of the kind before invented Those
Unfortunate enough to need the above Cnses can BIZ
suppliedby S. DIUGUID q SONS.
Undertaking in the usual stylealso promptly attend
nd 10. s. d. & SONS.