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LooomOtive Engine For Sale.

A Good q hand Locomotive engine and Tender
n suitable for stationary power in fine working
order Inquire ofSIHEON MAYO, Manchester steam
Mill, manehesttsf street. DIFF al au22
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French slysp Shoes, Fancy Slippers, English CATERS
SC DC. H ahiAs
L Il
The Wonder Of the Age
DIR. TerreIss Healing IlInfmanf.

For the cureof S 1t Rheum, Erysipe
las, Chilbllins, Chanped or Cracked
Hands, Burnsaad scads, ,luts, w ounds
of any kind, Piles, Inflammation of tie
Breast, sBiies Of Insects, old sores, all
kinds Of Breaking out and Sores OIL chill
dren, Sore Lips, Pimples on the face,
and all diseases o. the skin. aeio 7
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- CAsTOR- a.

Is the hest article for the Fl air in the world There
fore use them if you wish
lst-To besptfiy he hair. 33' sasal
2d-I o curl the hair elegantly. .46,.
5i-Fo remove the dandraff efectuaijy
stn-fo restore the hair to bald heads
5th-To give to whiske.s a beautiful appearance
6ln-To prevent the hair from falling OF
|h--fo cure all diseases Of the scalp.
-la eih-To dress false hair elegantly tsa omar
9tb-"o cure the headache.
l0th--To xiii hair eaters efFa sa ,tat
llth--To keep the hair from turning gray. l.s.
l2h-To dress chfldren's har beautifully and Law tina
foundation for good head OF hair nsi9'is 1rGf1
lSn-lf you do not icsk 60 grease and soil the bon
net cap hat, pillow and everything coming in contact
with the hair, use SPALDTNG'5 ROSEMARY. .ET5l
All genuine will have the signature of the manufao-
turer and proprietor, J. RUSSELL sPALDING
ErdggistSnd Apoiheeafy 20 fremont Row, B.
sS.,.a.fs-...t.. Opposite Museum, Boston, Mass
Sold In Worcester by NJ B. Gseea D. scott n Ri
marsh and Sibes Il Scott deoi-weow6nifp auia !,
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WLNTERsARRANGEMENT.

!" @AN AAAs SHA - Az a ~ ~ 4AAAA@AN - Ist'a
New Wore ester and Lincoln So. Omnibus
WILL run az follows: saes
. wv If aai Leaves New Worcester,
Al O'Clock A. NJ 8 A. NJ, u p. NJ, 81 T.. M.
Leaves lincoln Square,
Az O'Clock A. NJ, IL W., "a p NJ, and p. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester
minuies after leaving Lincoln square.
Tuesday, Thursday and Sat'irda, Evenings, the Om-
nibus will New Worcester CT oclo k, aud re-
turning leave City Hall g. the close ofLeetnres
&C Gata SUNDAYS ,r htg
will leave New WorcesterAt 10 A. NJ, and p. NJ. re-,
turning AT the close OF meetings
I5-ssts, esch wsy,0 III cents. diff pls
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r. Y Cd u " q,
Dealer in
Fancy Goods, Toys. end Useful Articles,
ID ESPECTFOLLY invites the attention of the pull
a lie 20 his large stock Of Articles well adapted for
preeents during the holiday season.
80 kinds of LADIES' Fancy Work Bpxes 100 kinds of
Fancy Baskets, Pearl and Shell PortmonnRes Portfo-
los, Dressing Cases, Ca Cases, AMI Reticuls with
many fancy things too innamerabe for an advertise.
ment. A great variety atTovs for the amusement of
children, seected far possible with reference
strength m beauty. 20 kinds Of Games, many of
which are Instructive as well rs amusing; II kuds of
Umbrellas, 40 kinks otP0cke Knives Is kinds OF scis-
sors 90 kinds OF Combs, SO kinds Of Bushes, 20
kin Of
BOYS SLEIGEIS,
3 kinds ofRocking Horses 20 kinds Of Bird Cages
among WEIGH Metalc Cages OF great beauty OF
finish kinds Of Canary birds kinds of Bird seeds
Umbrellas, Canes, &c, neatly repaired Pnking of
Capes. Sacks Cloaks, aud 1almas, IN Il styles with
edge RON OF an inch 10 inches in depth, large and
small points and zco.lops. Eyeet sci. aud many
small Jobs done, too numerous to mentian. Please
serve the sign OF 'The III iety Store," No IS Main
street nearly opposite the old stan cot James Green
20. dec4 dawtf
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the orowth, Preservation, and Beaatz OF a
sis8 H THE HAIR est rs
We above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is an universal expression Of entire sfaG tian.-
tits warranted to eradicate the IandrutF prevent
ness or tendency 70 gray prevent the falling Of
we halF preserve It's cclor render ii soft pliabla ond
glossy and IN good condition for enrng esalicasa ,a
dhlMacuF winch IS so destructive to tne hair reurye
tne scurf, cure sead head relieve headaehe Sc The
hAeesor Hair Tonic being purely vegetable prepssss
uoI Is te thlng ard the only thing worthy of its name
aeSs-shoud any one desire to zee his tald head
fsng gnder the shade OF beautiful locks le him ko
thorough use II the Excelsior Lair Tonic
tdtfens Or Lo0srRing If he Hair IT tina DISEASE
pehtsleeteqs II IMPROVE the precursor of badnesss
result Whleh is by desirable one and which
can easily be avoided by thorough use Of the Excel
sior Hair Tonic. 4, -. = . -
DandriW and SciaB.-This disorder, in most cases
owng % neg lect or want Of proper attenti may be
easily ana entirely obYated by the use according 10 d
fecuons, OF the Excelsior Hair Tonic
q HeadGche- II Ot wonld be relieved of headaefa
ana the gloomy disagreeabe feeling attendant unon III
ana IN tnelr stead be Inspired with the revving refresh
Ing aHd hilarious spirit resulting from headeean and
GEAR ana brain free and active use the Excelsior
aLiRin,ent.--For POUNDS Bpuises.i spraips, 4 sns.
rheumatism, Chilblans Stings and Bites of Insects
sore Inroat, Plmpes, Chapel Hands, &C.. a most ex
ceilsn and valuable ninents the Excelsior RHir 1onie
CAitdren-lt may be used upon he heads OF children
Wit the happes results. suii - y
3 Prepared onlyby LOMBARD & CUNDAL[s. Drug
gusts, sprnsheld Mass, To whom applications for
agencies must be addrt ssed p iia4 -'llassf ~
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE G ENTS. .gsj
AeENTs--C ALDWEI L & HILL e. iE.MARsH
ana D. SCOTT Jr., and s,ld by Druggists and Fancy
Deaeis &C., throughodt the United States and tho
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NEW YORK ADEER rs ETs.
McDonald's Advertising Agency.
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GREAT SALE 0F

atasH Heii - t6AlAk et > AtAE u Ef svafr .si.fa
~ Fg 71ssP Il ~ sgpaa Wv
g ne IA n r o w TsF18af SgTvaS
20 I'D DOCA - @ EsyaEaE. nos
ISHE subscriber having large sock OF Winter Clotl
lng,i desous OF cl sing The hole OF ID in one
month time, and TO do il every garment has been
msrked down ta The actual cost, IN plain agarss that
all may read, and from which no deviation will be
This is a Rare Chance to Guy CI OF hing, at
g,is about AaIf the Usual Prices.
CALL SOON n. You RoULD IMPROVE III
REM L MEIER, fasH
We wish to close the entire STOCK in One Months
Time 80 b.,ss 49, HENRY FOWLE,
Dec 10. 1888, dim Is Dock Square
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-30

PERSONS IN WANT or. ,f
PIANO F0RFES, OR MEL0DE0Ns,
ENTIL1 do well to call at E. s NASON'S4 New
W Piano Forte Ware Room, No, 200 Nain st aud
what they do there, before pur' hasng else
where distt -
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? 9'a Lyon Kathairon. # ao3aaea
UsT Received a.tres1 supply, which will be sold. a
~ Wholesale or Retail at inc lowest cash price nv
BUSH & co, Botanic Druaeisls
le4 -ol b -a1 "a Front street.
New Figs, Hs9 s'a
TUST received and for sale iiy 98 lo D sss4e
= dec7 dlf.Iaa1 H,GRITFIN &.Co.f
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n EXCELSIOR HAIR TONTC.aa

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation. for trcxnot1n
the Growth, Preservation, and Beaatz OF 4
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WANTED
Wanted Immediately,
N "a TEnl.l

A sptUAIION in Mercantile, or Manufacturing
n Business by an active business man no wilt IN
yesttwo or three Ph0as4d Dollars Ad,!ress L.. s.
hrcnhst lFe Post Office dawtf 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
ROTETOuRT WHITE SULPHUR

- 6AENSS-h'ANOh AA.-IHis dele hi.
lul watering Ekace, situated in the (now) county of
Roanoke, 81 miles East of Salem on the Sonth-wesr.
ern McAdamized road leading from Buchanan to the
tennessee line, and in of the healthes and most
delightful regions of Virginia is now open for the re-
cepion OF visitors the house of the subscriber few
hundred yards from the Springs. The Buildings are
new and very commodous. his rooms well ventilated
and remarkably pleasant for FAMILIES or individuals
HE efficacy ofthis water in curing ran forms of dis
ease its bracng and nvgoratiug effects upon teeeand
debltated PEI sons, ene it the special notice of
those who may visit the mountains for health whilst
the beautiful scenery by which il is surrounded all com
bne to axe it of the attractive places in West
ern Virginia, To the invalid it offers every induce.
ment, or the business retreat desirons
OF procuring relaxation for the time from the tolls
OF his vocation. The water of these Springs Is similar
to that the Whee Sulphur prngs Greenbrer onntv
containing sulphur, Magnesia Carbonic acid gass &c
dc There is also spring of strong Chalybate water
well adapted 10 the of many diseases
Parents Guardians who may wish to send their
daughters wards to the Valley Union Seminary n
school of very high literary grade located at the above
place, will be accommodated with board ut 81 so per
onth at the ensuing summer term, which will com.
the Goth day of July. And those especially
who may be confined his care, will the strictest pa.
rental and attention be shown NJ all times
Jure i0--wiw RO. Il. BOULDIN
10 Bedford Sentinel Danvllle Register and Milton
Chronicle insert four weeks and forward their accounts
to this Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

At meeting Of the officers of the u. ;.
Coast Survey held recently at Washington
resolutions were presented by Captain }. u.
Foster, corps of Engineers, on the occasion OF
the death Of Lieut. Joseph S To'ten, which
alter appropriate remarks by DIR. B A. Gould
of Cambridge, and Capt. II. W. Benham and
Lieut.. E. b. Hunt, corps OF Engineers, in tes-
timony of the high character Of The deceased.in
pubic and private life, were unanimously a.
dopted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

The Ne,o Var Val Merico The letter
fr IN the Washington correspondent of the n.
Y. Journal of Commerce, respecting the diff
culties in the Mesilla valley, which We publish.
ed in late number,is copied into the National
1ntelligencer with remarks on lis SERIOUS in.
port, ;" and The declaration "that It's statements
are substantially correct So far they relate to
General GARLAND's departure for the Upper
Rio Grande, and The strong force Of all arms
which will be there under his orders" This
endorsement of the Intelligencer gives the let.
ter additional force.
The question to he settled. either by arms or
diplomacy, is the Baltimore American says,
whether the boundary line is to be drawn by
the treaty map or by astronomical observa
tons. The solution oftht difficulty will depend
very much upon the temper and policy of Santa
Anna when Gen. Garland shall have arrived
IN the disputed territory. Mexico is surely not
IN condition 10 go 10 war with US. Her cot
fers and her people both exhausted. Yet
it may suit the Dictator to declare war and to
conduct it on paper, in the splendid bombast
he is so capable Of composing, while he milks
the people for contributions to sustain the Ia
tons honor" A war feeling is very different
from a fight, and no one knows better
than Santa Anna how to cultivate and use the
former. His talent for actual battle is disclosed
IN the history of our recent war
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CoMmERCEAL.
u,,,,u,ore Markets-June 7

Rsry cArrlK-The number ofeattle offered al the
scale. to-day, amounted 700 head OF beeYe' a'o Of
which were sold to city butchers and packer. and 'Fal.
er in stock cattle at price. ranging from % % to - .
err 100 lbs on the hou-equal to - 30 to - - nett
spd averaging 1926 gross. The balance (2'o head
we're driven TO Philadelphia
snrEp-Tbe supply Is moderate prices from . %
..
Iloes-saIes at g 50 10 & 90 per 100 lbs
Ftora-The Flour market, though not active Is some
ahat frncr Sales 10 all Of about GEO bbIs. low
AID .lreet brand, at Sc G2l per bb closing hrm
and holder. generally unwilling 10 take less than the
Ia.t named figures Nothing done in city Mills Inc
Ia.t sales we're at 81 G24 perbb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
New York HIarkets-June 7.

CorroN-uuchanged, with sales of 81 Oo0 bales
FLuuR-Easier with sales Of $3.50 bbls' Mt a. a =
% for State and IA 81 p for G'nessee. Southern
ours easier with sales Of 1000 barrels at 81 %
oct
WnEAr-Firm, with lo500 bushels tennessee whli'
- % and Western White ut 81 Is
Coa.-ro GOOD demand, with sales Of 30 900 bushels
ut CD cents.
IRos-The rnarlet has become unsettled, and Is
gradually declining The saes include 400 tons Scotch
p,o nj s26 50 81 cash; and $27 80 $50 six mos.
100 TINS cnmmon Engsh were sold at 7. n. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

EMANCIPATION IN CUBA-The Havana cor.
respondent Of the New York Tribune saws it
is reported there that the British Government
has made propositions to induce the Spanish
Government TO emancipate the blacks in Cuba,
and that the Captain General has received in.
structions 10 sound the planters in regard to
the plan. which is to make the emancipated
slaves serve an apprenticeship, and, as an off
set to their final Liberation, 10 allow the intro
duction Of free blacks from Africa.
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under contract. As the charter for this road
contains ~ unwise reslrctionsand asihr road
must command the travel between the North
and South, capitalists will not hesitate to TAX"
stock branch road will undoubtedly con
meet Washington city with the main stem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

The Vireinian is surprised al our nnfr'endtJ
notice of Col. Garnett's letter TO the Dispatch
We would ask the Virginian one single qnes
ton: Is not DR.. Graham more favorable to
the interests of Lynchburg than Mr. Pucef :
What could have been Col Garnetts object
in opposine his eleeiionl Answer II who can
Republican.
Doctor Graham we know to be IN favor oil
giving the advantage of gauge on the Giving
ton road TO the Central instead Of the New
River road. If this is done, it will be seriously
preiudcisl to the interests of Lynchburg. We
have been informed. and do not doubt. that he
is also in favor of road dverging from the
Virginia and Tennessee, at Salem and run
ming down The valley towards Baltmores-
This would be still more seriously preludlelal
to the interests of Lynchburg. We do not
know what Mr. Prices views are upon these
propostions-but from the fact that capital
was sought to be made for DR., Graham in
Rockhr1ge and Augusta, on account OF his
advocacy Of valley line, we have right to
suppose that Mr. Price did not and does not
favor il. We therefore answer the Repnbli-
can, in all candor, that we do not believe DIR.
Graham to be':more favorable to the interests
of Lynchburg than Mr.. Price" We shall be
glad to find ourselves mistaken.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

Referring to It's previous structures upon the
issues made by this paper with DIR. Graham
upon information derived from Col. Garnet, as
TO the cost of transhpmcnt, and the gauge Oh
the Kentucky roads coming towards the Ohio
the Republican Of yesterday says:
The question is, did the Editor OF the Nir
ginan seek the information from Col. Garnet,
which he afterwards published, did Col
Garnet eegeily offer IN Ifit was sought, we
absolve the Col from all blame; ifnot, we can
not but think he did an injustice 10 DR.. Ora
ham, which We as his personal and political
friends, feel bound TO cancel. We arc very
far from accusing Col.Garnet of having know
ingly acted unjuslly; but we think his course
in the matter was not altogether CONNIE Jaut,
as it would have been upon second thought"
Not for the purpose of relieving Col. Gar
nett from the Republicans "bame'-becnuse
that gentleman does not need such a service
at his hands but that the matter may be pro-
perly understood, the editor Of the VmGTNIAN
avals himself OF the Republicans query 10
say. that he had conyersed with ColGarneu up.
on one of the,topics embraced in DIR. G's card,
to.wit : the gauge oflhe Kentucky roads, be-
fore the appearance Of DR.. G's, publication
When that publication met his eye, seeing
that Doct G. was under different impression
that subject from Col. Garnctt--who had
just returned from Kentucky, lie called the
attention Of the latter gentleman to the fact
when the Colonel repeated his understanding
of what had been determined upon by the Ken.
lucky Boardsand also gave his opinion upon
the transhipment question. Whom Col. G.
returns we have no doubt he will be able to
convince the Republican that he has done Dr.
Graham no injustice "knowingly.' or other
wise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
JONI D.ALEXANDER. Cpk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE CAMPBELL C. H.3
June 9Th 1872 Z

IN parties to the foregoing decree will take no,ico
not have appointed the eth day of July nex 70 n
nence the taking of the accounts drectod M =? CON-
cree on which dry by ten O'clock A. NJ they will aita'5
ut my ONCE at Campbell Court House with ,hai ~
cunts vouchers and copies of Court papers
tory to my taking said accounts fs''' P'ePara-
June l0-w4w I SHFpoEpco,.
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AsIEBNG TON HOTEL

L Y \ \ q I On, Va.
VIE subscriber has taken charge ofthis old md well
h known Hotel, which WIS opened Oh the lsl ,uy Of
April His House is we'll furnished. and his tal1e shall
be supplied with the best the corntr1 affords Hi Barw
he furnished with the choicest liquors Ills StaIe will
be in charge Of careful Ostler, aud W be literally
supplied with proyender. lie promises spare DO effort
10 give entire satisactionto all who may favor him with
cal, "ad appeal, to generous public lur patronage
ap lS-d&c;m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
CHAIRS! GEEArEsS!.

1 HAVE now ON hand of my own and NorhernG
\ ma"utactnre' the largest Stock o. Chairs e. -
er offered in this city, consisting of II
so boz Windsor Chairs,
% Game SeIt
III " Maple and Walnut Chairs
20 " Rush Seat
Also, supply of Rocking chairs to match all Il
which am offering the lowest rates Those in war;
OF Cha'rs, will do well to examine my stock before pun
chasing elsewhere as defy all competition b"th asn
CARDS quality and price A. winston
April 25-ts
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'Evo PLANTERS AND Myyrp.s

Two PLANTERS AND MgyEEps
Il Bro~ns PortabIe Grist HW, jor G,iudiug Co..,
y '1ol ana rfas ermIhese mills are MOI eAceed g
any mills IN use. The Stones French Burrs ,a
ing in size ii ON to 30 inches-Price fir nm s80l a9o
On of these Nils with 30 inch stones NAV he ,
m operation at the Piedmont Works il grnds from T.,
10 Ii bushel, per hour with / less power than i. -.
qnired torun ordinary d #. stones. u
The attention of the owners of steam and W..
saw Mills respectfully called TO this mill II como.
re dy for imme late operation, and occupies space If
less than fl. square. "
For PlaHatioa purposes il is unrivall ed. WfLa1
h" Sc power It will grind bushels per houl-Iis NOT
Liable to get out Of order is easily Transported ~,
be maHuged 10y ordinary plantation hands
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS
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w. DOUBLE BROWN STOUr .

"a CREAM ALE.-We have on hind and la,Ig
tor sale 100 Doz donble Brown stout, and 100 b =
Cream Ale-a very su erior article put up expressly
for Hotels. and any u,e 1t need only trial fo sal
isy the best Of iudges-whch invite To ca and see
for Themselves. NJ. CONNELL# & son
P.S-Or lers from any distance thankfully received
and purctgallv Dispatched. lie 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

We publish election returns from sever.
al of the surrounding counties for the purpose
Of future reference
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
FANCY CANE SEAT, GRECIAN AND
D. LAIN CHAIRS.

NE undersigned returns III. thanks to tn, Fl
Il community ion a patronage of more than 30 ~
years IN his business and takes pleasure in saying
that he isn"w prepared to furnish any article in ]
line al the shortest notice. and the most Tavern
terms lie warrants every Chair which he sells.
Cane bottom Chairs of the latest style and finish
Nlnd>"t do various patterns.
R0cE5te do Cane Wood and Cushioned Seat
ant Srrtees
lie has also generally on hand Tin saos-all of which
will be ota ed on the best terms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

THE AIR LINE To BaLTfMoRE.--The Rich.
mond Times says the air line from Acquia creek
to Baltimore vii, we learn, be speedily placed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ScREw LoosE.-We understand that the whole mail
fromths office Forest Depot and Liberty failed to be
received last Tuesday. Complaints from other Office.
have been frequently received. We hope this matter
will be looked to aud reetifed by the party in fault
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrArE.-This evening at
o'clock, by reference tho advertisement it will be
seen that Mcssrs Armistend and Slaughter Com'rwiIl
offer at auction several very valuable building lots adj
joining this city. They possess the very best advloa
gcrs for the erection OF private resi- encrs being level
and of easy access To Il e business thoruugt'tres.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
Miniature Almanac.

hhANhs' BLANK = {!
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
(tONSTABLES' Warrants,
~ Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices
Indemnifying Bonds.
SHERIFES' Delivery Bonds and Notices.
- Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills OF Lading, Negotiable Notes
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which are found for sale %,
M mad at the Nrginan Office whore there and boa
lu supply just issued from the press.
Inc gentleman to whom the execution department
our business is entrusted has superior the STATE and al
who may order work at this establishment may rest assured Of
speedy and faithful performance "
ourlaeihies for Pamphlet, ard, and II u e w Ork
NE complete, which with the large addition Fancy Te
embellishments recently nade, make the Nirgnian as rood
Office as is to be found in the interior
Orders from the City Country respectfully solicited
ia -p-d@clits TERRY d SHIELDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

| ERE ~ , - Rs y SO N-GROCERS 4, COM
II MISSION MERCHAN1S-lfainS s.. Lgpsttnrg
l".-Are now receiving very laIe tocl OF tir,ce.
rcs Liquors, Wines Domestic Goods. unfcrs il Soc
Leather, &c. a.. all Of which they will dispose of In
their friends and he public generally on the very hes
terms-Cl and examine. lie G.rsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
DUBLEC SAKE ofDcbts-In olod.a..-.

DUBLEC Sale OfDcbts-In obed io,oo,..
oiution OF The Stock elders Of the LyneIbg N les
featuring Compnny,p asse in general n,eeiipg an r 'Hi-
the 22nd February, 1853, will infront of the Na ay
House IN the city oil Lynchbug, SATURDAY. tho
inst, sell Public auction to the liebest LIN ,Ig nth
cash. all the debts due said COMPANY amoupfins Tor
wards OF sevenfhousand dollnrs 's 10 u
June ids c.. W CURISTTAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10

LYNcHBURG. June 9th, 1858
p ECEIVED this morning by Express" large and
a handsome ortment of Ladies and Misses Bon
nets, all Of which will be sold low fol cash by
10 10 is JOHN }. PuRVIS, Ae'l.