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an the nnoa,;l,,. a,,s 7,o most
fomcl unmarried BEATTY of E,nsland
Lady Clcmcnt;n, Ni!Rers donnhtcr
ofthe Earl Of Jersey. She has clos.
sic lly cAisclcd fca,rrcs dclicatc|v
ruvs ao,tyivz;sn Jnyt. lirht ewes
and rrotty brown h5 and is What
we should describe. viii, our OK.
rrcss;yc Amcricon;s.n; ms cy%crl;nc.
iv l,relr. hut | reol}y mcrlpr :.
Have sen III WASHINGTON several Of
nv vounr countrvwnmcn who mioI,t
safely contest wiih her the plan of
beauty AS | have told you there
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NN;sa i! EsrNy;N,.stUN !

Take, for example, young girl +,
bred dclicatcly III town, slut up i'll a
nursery in childhood, i'll boarding
school through her youth, never ac.
customcd to air and exercise two
things that the las Of God makes IS,
sential to health, She marrics; her
strength is Inadequate to the demand
upon it. Her beauty fades ca:Iy.
What a strange providence that a
mother should be taken III the midst
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|PESALrIEs.-The penalty ofbuyinsg
cheap clothes, as that Of going to &
iaN-the certainty ofslosing Your suit
aud having to pay for it. 3 81. Il
fhe penalty ofmarrying, is a moth.
cr-iE law. T. aj,3
The penalty Of remaining single, IS
having no one who sscares "a buttonii
Tor You, rs is abundantly proved BY
The state Of your shirt; .'t sg'.:ss .s9s
The penalty Of thin Shoes is d coldtss;
The penalty Of a pretty cook, iisS
an empty larder. ;;Es5fs
being shot ~. IS &.
II The penalty Of tight boots, is corhs.
he penalty Of having a ahaunch Of I.
venIson sent to you, is inviting
dozen to come and eat it. q .sis;
The penalty of baby, is Sleep
The enalty Of interfering between
man and wife is abuse, frequently &C.
companicd with blows from both.
The penalty of kissing baby; IS 4,
na'f crown, Give shillings ifyou ars {
liberaD to the nurse.
The penalty of o public dinner; is
bad wine. 's3SssE33l
Tie penalty Of a legacy OF q
t"rtuno, is the sudden discovery Of q
host ofpoor relations you never drearn.s
ed OF and number Of debts you had
quite forgotten. AZ
The penalty of lending, is.-with !
book or an umbrella-the c:rtain
loss OF Fit-with your name to bill. the
sure payment of it; and with n horss,
chance Of ever seeing him hack a. !
gain s$und.-Punch. 8ai 81 3 !;
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The Dc;4s, Dulnb aIaa blind.

We take mach pleasure in trans.
fcrring to our columns, from the
Spartanburg Caroliua Spartan, of
the 9th ult., the following comnu-
nication from N. p. Walker, Esq.
who is 50 wei an't i,,vorably known
in our State from is cxcrtion in be-
half Of the deaf and dumb, and we
cordially recommend his remarks to
the serious attention Of the bcnevo-
lent.
In answer to the many questions
respecting the education of the blind
of this State, | would say that it is
my intention to provide for them as
soon as possible.
i trnst that the parents and
friends Of such children will not re-
cara It as a want OF proper isyInpa-
my 'hat we nave heretofore Orstow-
cd as much attention on the bind,
Is We We nave ol' 'no uc"l anu u"'l'o'
~ '"s w.: ,uo ,n "'i'V u means 70
P'cp''c s"':"o,c r'o''s anu op'a''l
v"!' ,, 'e:e''I instructors. Is we ho"
cc;yc +, Glass If soma e;.It or ton i,
1874 Yyn h,vn ,,l,1 ror hn;,d
;,1 hrt,,c 10 wh;c,, = { \ o,;ornd
wLrn c,,onlntod m;l, moot IVA nnra
bot;on ri, thc State = ronv of mb;ch
/ wiN he transmitted 10 the Governor
and may he seen. presume. in the
Sccrctarv's Office. Three thousand
five hundred dollars has; been ,laccd
at nv disposal, wl,ich, it is ti.um,ht
will build the first VIM. The cJssSgsr
cost Of the building will prulaI. 9
about TWENTY-FIVE thousand Ill - -
Tn lool;np ovor tbo.r,:
| or ~. d;n;, ,co- 1...:.,: ioe' it 'tr's
i Kind botl !, ~ AZ ~ IL =
:, ~ .t.s, !, - {
yn;t;,. - III ,,' I.
fss-s.,i y
80, - s''''V '''' az,
n''''gS' ' ~ un sNcn 'hsi'osionI'
."e' Wy po' Fe'u"''' ',e'' :, use'u'-
''tss u.!,'c' '''' '''c u NC 'o'"'e OF
''!u' "'se
voia "' ,"ro,ort,. w. - r,:atn.' -
',N ln"L~ ~ ~ '".e'.''o''c -. :
G. c,,., or C,,.ara ;'e 80" t''o 800 =,
South Carolina to receive it, and
' Wv t
III me nc. mean ''ne; SNo"H' any c!'i,
"c'' ol 'n'A o' ""5 o'hsr 0'aec, desire
20 eon''l"'''e III any '"in or amount
, 20 a''i' !. o''ce' INC o'''u'ns co";eh'
p'"''". eNe" Sc' "''''p II Is private
r'"itl,H, l, 1,,,, W. W. a,u &c 'es''p'.1 mat
10y sao"'.' @ 'e '.''.i'', an" mat 100
- :" ''',''.''''' I y, 't,". 'ne SI!"u may DC
"Il'.t' ~ ,''o oe.'ent % ,ae o''lot-
: tLcref;rc nronosc ,L,t snch norso,,
or nnrsons desjrinr to settle on tLn
institution onv amount IN opv farm
forward the same to the Governor
who is Chairman Of the Ro,ri of
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GOOD HUSBANDS MAKE Goofs
WIVES. - There is something refy
lovely III seeing a woman oYercorne
those little domestic disquiets which
every mistress of a family has 20 ceIl..
tend with, sitting down to her break
fast table iii the morning with aS
cheerful countenance, and endeaYoF.
'ng to promote innocent and pleasant
conversation among her little circle.
But vain will be her amiable efforts
at pleasure, unless she is assisted BY,
her husband and other3 members
around, and truly it is an nnpleas.i
ant sight, to see family5 when co.,
lectcd together, instead ofenliyenineS
the quiet scene with a little good.hu..
mored chat, sitting like. statutes, as {
it each is unworthy the attention of
the, other. And then, when o strails1
ger comes in, 0 dear! such smiless
and animation. and loquacity! An
ingenious writer says, ssif a paint
or wished to draw the finest obiectsiit
the world, it wonld be the picfnre ofs
a wife, with eyes expressing the ses5
srep'ty of;her mind and. a counter.
SO 5,'ssee IS he.amisig ;iyith beheyoie sse
rs - sss Il
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SIrDys Hlt7 trutlsI Y
et The domestic insti1utsSs5
$tIiate Snealeiens a.lj otig IS 4
Wltpp YWlSll!p ne 53i ipsetingg Sto be I
3al toftallc !, and 5Sa sslYeEy 3istalDei, &
'parE aroS$SSs95I a wife becomes,
as q g4lit8 ace remarked, not
"a lel lp-ina As help cat

RANCID E5SSER.-2A French sci
cntiiic journ;ystat2s that it has been
asccrtalncd byfreqncnt experiments,
tina! tue bad smell and taste Of butter
may be entirely removed by working
it over i'll water mixed with chloride
Of lime. The discovery was made
by a Brussels farmer, whose practice
is to take a sufficient quantity Of pure
cold water to work It IN, and put into
it from % to 80 drops of chloride Of
lime for every 10 pounds Of butter.
When it has been worked until. the
whole has been brought into contact
with the water, it should be worked
again in pure water, when it will be
found to be as sweet as when origin
ally made. The experiment can
easily be tried, and we commend it
to our citizens who are driven to the
necessity Of buying rancid butler, Or
of using none.
Another cfectual mode of reno.
vatlns butter is said to be, to cNurn
it over with milk until the old salt
and bad taste arc all removed, and
then work it over and salt it fresh.
e-~-~---~~-.. s.-.---->~----
On lNNoCENCE.-O Innocence
how glorious and happy portion art
thou to the breast that possesses
thee . Thou fearcst neither the eyes
nor the tongues of mon truth is thy
strongest friend, and the brighter
the light in which thou art displayed,
the more it discovers thy transcend
ant beauties. Guilt, on the contrary,
like a base thief, suspects every
eye that bcholds him, to be privy to
his crimes, and every tongue that
mentions his name to be proclaiming
thcm-Fraud and Fa!schood are his
weak and trcachcrous allaios, and he
Iurks trembling in tic dark, drcadiug
every ray of light, lest it should dis
cover him and give him up to shame
and punishment.
Inc poorest Shonld console them
selves that though few of the good
things OF life are their lot-Inno,
cencc is always within their power;
for though fortune can make man
unhappy, she can never make him
completely and irrcrarably miserable
without his consent.
S--.-~,--y~--,~>-
LIME ON CoTToN. We heard The
other day Of an experiment made by
:: friend Of ours, which resulted so
tavorably that We have been induced
to get the particulars from him,
in order that others may be benefit.
ted by it.
During the month of February, be
opened deep trenches in piece
of old upland, which were at once fiji.
led up with leaves from thesneighbor.,
Ing woodland, teampled Ado@nhard.
On thc top Of the leaves he soRed.
lime at the rate Of Is bushels To- tue.
acre. AT tlyss usual alno for plant.
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Suffer not y2lS7 spirit te nc srbdued
by misfortuneg, bnt on the contrary,
press right forward witha cs,utage
greater than your fate seems to allow
Ansinialible criterion, so far as iit
goes. 6fa good Inn is . G can Tnustard
pot. lfs that is in proper order .you
may he siIre that tho beds will be welt
aired, the sheets clean, and aii thu
,cscetssas properly looked After.
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N aA ii
~,

ing cotton he opened the ridges vii
a coulter, dropped. and covered tsios
seed, and cultivated the cottenlin tfia'
usual manner. The result was 81
crop of cotton double what tho.
land would have produced otherWise5
that is, it brought 1 900 lbs. slisilI
its usual yield vas from 400 To- sci &
1T has struck US that this plan pffsaI
manurins cotton would pay wHll.S
Perhaps some of our planting friends
can throw some light on the sub.
jcct.-IMen'S Herald.
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MARRIAGE. DR.. Forbes Winslow,
speaking Of marriage says: "Noth.
ing delights me more than to enter
the neat little tenement Of the young
couple, who within perhaps two or
three years, without any resources
but their own knowledge Of industry,
have joined heart and hand. and en-
gagged to share together the rcsponsi
bilitics, duties, interests, trials, and
pleasures Of life. The industrious
vile is checrfnlly employing her own
hands in domestic duties, putting
her house in order. or mcnding her
husbands clothes, or preparing the
dinner, while, perhaps, the little dar,
ling sits prat,ling OH the floor, or lies
sleeping in the cradle, and everything
seems preparing to welcome the hap.
picst of husbands, and the best Of
fathers, when lie shall come home
from his toll to enjoy the. sweets Of
his little paradise. This is the true
domestic pleasure. Health, content
mcnt, love, abundance, and bright
prospects, are all here. But i: has
| come a prevalent sentiment, that a
man mustacquire his fortune before
he marrics, that the wife must have
no sympathy nor share with him in
the pursuit Of it, in Which most
pleasure consists; and the young
married people must set out with as
large and expensive ali establishment
as is becoming those who have been
welded Tor twenty years. This is
very unhappy: it fills the community
,a.sIjsyh .%sjyh Bachelors, who are waiiing to
.l3 all33ltsaaa !hcir fortunes, cndungcring
virtue SiS iS%lss9ronpting vice; it de-
e,,,rs fT,sE d es;pn
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ssfsaas Isl silii 5a b
knee listening to the words 81 truth
aand wisdom from its incomparasI
Ble mother.'' s. ~ 8 KS
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MERCHANTS
Taylor. TinsieV a, n.

EROC ERs, FORWARDING g. CoMNIss,a..
" MERCHANTS, Nam Street Lyne46nrg Z,
eceisng, and have in store large and VII ,a are
tock of Groceries Dry Goods, Liquors, &C. assorted
emily purchased In the northern market for Cn.b re,
invite the attention of our friends and The li. and
ally to give US CALL as small profits and ou;c geher.
4hal be our motto The following comprises
II our Stock: portion
200 Bags Rio, Laguira and JAW Cof.o
90 hhds N. o. Porto Rico & Cuba M'Ia..
lis bbls Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and r.
Sugars "" Nohee
20 Packages Loaf Sugar
100 Kegs Nails, from to 40 DIV.
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 lbs. Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns
800 bbis Rectifed and Old Rye Wbisl.v
so bbls French and Apple Brandy,
80 Case Stick and Mass Liquorce fhe., -
90 dozen Olive OIL iahds)
% bids. N q. q Porto Rico Sugars
IS Nova Scotia Grind Stones (assorted .;>
30 bbls Tanners Oil, 'Ae'l
Together with large and general assort,ne,,
not enumerated all of which will be sold un 81 soods
reasonable terms. TAYLOR TINSI rV 81 sie most
MarchI7-ts - w.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Il ancy n Staple Drive

M AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia. corner stors y
LVI Cure's new building, formerly known opre IN
corner begs leave to call the atenting of his friend:
the public to his large and desirable stock of Sprn aI
Summer goods, embracing every article usuay ana
the dry goods line, which will be offered on ,er, ~
which cannot fail to please all who NAV wan, e'"s
goods at low prices HIS friends and the ,blic soo'
nesty reques to call and examine his Stock a, ,
afford him very much pleasure to exhibit it, = vi"
n lQ-fa
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MARBLE NONRESIDENT a. Bro

W. SCULPTORS g. MARBLE STONE CUT
TIERS, (Foyme,ly Of Phaodeiphia,) Main ST. Lexing
ton, Va; Biidge St. Lynrhburg. Va; Main St. Lib
erty, Va; and Main St, Salem, Va keep hand ond
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian
Northern and Virginia Marble MuDes plain aud orna.
mental Monuments, Tomls, Head and Foot Stones Gar.
den Vases; Counter. Table, Bureau and Wash Stard
Tops, made any size short notice. All work wal
be boxed up to 90 safe without cxtra charge.
One of the firm is an Architect and General Design
in the Monumental Art, aud will furnish nny design
from the planest to the costly, by addressing q
line TO and all work done by u.s. will give as entr,
satisfaction as any done North or South.
feho4-dkc6m
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!. LEXINGTON a. Through

A LEXINGTON a Through
al4iAAl.svz&s4 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
om Mail PACKET Boats, By ScoHSrtle
md Lynchbmg-On and after the 10th, Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at the usual
hour r M. and arrive in Lynchburg il n urs, and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan ut "a A.. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg ut 81 p n
Leave LynchbuIg at P. M, and arrive in Richmond IN
81 hours in time with the Norfolk boats leav
ing ut 81 M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving ut A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day. except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
ii hours.
Passenger for Farmville, fare So, Buckingham II,
fire 1925; Charlottesville fire 81, and Snunton, fare
"a, will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below seecard of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
iunces
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD req
IA pectfully ask a continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon bin, to tho aud in
this connection he deems il proper, 20 ask all who
indebted to him 20 come forward and settle their
without delny.
There many claims of long standing which, must
close up and it is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay aientonto this notice.
Jan S--dts s. DIUGUlD.
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" - ~ T 1RIH'I' IITN
Ready-nfaGe Clothing.

"f SUI error make and finish made expressly fer city
trade besides Others on medium and ordinary wear,
which we invite call from city and country friends
and the public generally.
ourstock of Furnishing Goods is completeas to qunl
y and quantity, without rating the various arti-
Giles. We shall keep constantly hand all articles in
the different departments of our business.
We present ourselves the public for liberal SHIRE Of
patronage, and it shall be aim, it is our desire to
please all who may favor with .uch feeling assured
that II attention to business and merit success de.
pend upon an Observance of the rule do others
you would they should do unto you we shall not fail
April2-ts BAKER e. CIAVEY
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TO the Citizens OF the Fifth Com
sreSSiOnal District.


recent act of our Legislature, the counties of
~ Halifax, Henry, Pittsylvania, franklin Appomat
iox' Patrick and Campbell, compose the 5h District
The ciizens OF which, and those of the adjoining coun-
ties are invited tie meet in Lynchburg at the well
known
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING BAZAAR
10 examine the largest and most desirable stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, ever offered in this section
of the old Domirion
Just received from our manufactory supply Ito
winch we shall make constant addition Throughout the
seaGon) OF sensJnable Clothing.
, OoAl S.-Cassimere, Casbmerett, Tweeis, Alpaca,
orotop Drap-de-Ete, Seersucker Brown French Linen
White do, Fancy do; Planters Linen, Erminet Linen,
Duck ana other styles Of summer coats.
PANTS of every suitable material.
VESTS Silk, Satin Marino Linen Lustrc Wors.
ted do; Fancy Marseiles, white do buff do gold tins
'ed Party Vests, silver tinseed, do Embroidered Me
riBo, do.
FURNISHING GO0DS.-Linen Shirts. fine medi.
nm and low priced Collars, Opera Ties Stocks Cru.
Nht foTes Socks, Suspenders &c. Particular atten-
Ion given this department. and large aud complete
"ssolt neAt OF the latest styles of the above goods con
t'ntlj on hanI. As SHAFER Il co.
= l6--fS
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MERCHANTS.
ERAKEIs q CLAvEf,

MERCHANT TAIL0RS q CLOIHlEhes-ih ne
vi subscribers have associated themselves together
under tho style and firm as above and have taken that
well known stand at the corner Of Main and Market SIS
for the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING Busi-
NESS in all its various branches They will have In
,w days of Goods suitable to complete
tfentlernan's wardrobe.
They will keep constantly hind well selected
stock Of { LOTHS, CASSIMERES AND vESTINGS,
beh they will make up in the best style Of knanshiP
and suit the of the most fasdious They res
rsctally invite the attention of their friends and the
public To their establishment. it is the intention OF
both parties all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
men in general, by which they hope to gain liberal
share Of the public patronage.
SAM'L d BAKER
WIN CLAVEY.
Feb I9-fa
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Feb Is-ts

JAS. b. EDWARDS, THOMAS G. PUGH.
Ealland Winter T. n shiOns for 1929.
E1NDWARDS g. PUGIi 3 doors aboUe j. q. Meem and
IA opposite s. b. Thurman, Nam 81. LynchJurg. Va
have received their stock Of Fall and Winter Coths
Gnsimers aud Yestings; which consist of the latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English
lacurers and will be ORDER with warranted
workmanship and fit. My old customers and the pub.
lie generally invited call and something new
md beautiful. JAMES b. EDWARDS, Agent,
sept 25-,lts1 For Thomas q pUob
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4 YNCMBURG MARBLE WORKS.,

IL ADJ0INIKGTHE POST OFFICE LYgcuBups.
VA"-J b. GdDDESS g. BRO, Proprietors, (for
merry Of Baltimore) keep hand mud make to order
at riEefn Jrces, Egyptian aud Italian Marble Man
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones, Garden Vases Counter Table Bureau
and Wash-stand tops made to any size mt the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sills
Any order, from town country, entrusted to u.s. vii
be aithtuliy executed with and dispatch at
Aug l3-dts j. b. GADDESS' & BRO.
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FRESH sPRING GOODS.

ME are now in receipt Of our Spring purchases,
w consisting of Cloths, CaSsimeres. j. Iesttngs of
The first quality, such seldom find their way to this
Market to which we invite the attention Of gentlemen
desiring such goods All goods sold and made up by
IL, we warrant to give entire satisfaction in regard to
NJ tu.t. ..E..L... ......L j l. e
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FISHING TACKLE, Xc.-Fishing Rods,
n in joints of Lace Wood aud East India Bamboo OF
all kinds aud prices. Reels, &c. Limerick Kirby, Yr-
sina and Spring Hooks silk, hemp and grass Lines, fin
ished Snoods, bait Boxes &c. Also lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which can furnish dealers
Baltimore prices. VIM y. x G. FISHER,
hlnreh9 It's Opposite Frnklin Hotel.
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NEW CONCERN.--The subscribers have this
day associated themselves together for the purpose
Of conducting Ge~erat Grocery, Commission and For
rard'ng Business under the firm and style of MUIR
HELL D. SIRATTON, and have taken the house for
meriy occupied by Messrs Echols & Pryor next door
to Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main St, Lynchbnrg, Va.
we Will keep constantly hand large and well Sc
'ectfa stock OF Groceries, Liquors. Tanners Oil Do
nestle Dry Goods &c, &c, in fact every article us
lIaily kept in grocery establishment
All of which we will sell ON "a good terms as any
house in the place. THOS 3 MURRELL,
ian 3-d&cts WIN II STRATTON
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FAMILY SOAP.-Eycry boly come and buy
i larnilu Snau ihc Lcst iu Tho ,.,.rll

FAMILY SOAP.-Evcry holy come and buy
l. family Soap, the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Gold warm water-ether soft hard or salt--mav
be used with perfec' Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them soak for three four
hours then take them and rub them and then rinse them
out They will require but little rubbing after soaking,
and no boiling is required is usual with other soaps.
large washing be done in onc-third less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known.
his sonp is warranted not TO nJure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skim anything that iii. applied
to- 1t will remove any kind of Grease, Paint. Tar, luk,
Stains, &c, from any Goods without the least injury.
For sale by ID. Il. LYMAN.
Mnrch5--is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 XCEL LIS IOR.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

LPNCHBURG CLOTHING EAPORTUM
WHEkE may be found the largest aud best got up
W Stock Of Ready Made Clothing ever offered 90
the citizens OF LynchburF Our stock comprises eve.
~ style, quality and color Of Dress and Frock Goats
Business Goats Of various les Plain and Fancy Cas
imere Pants of every color ard quality aginable Plain
and Figured Silk Satin Marsnles Vests in endless
ricy-Also, very large and select stock Of furnishing
Goods Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, &c, &c,
ALSO
Cloths, Cassmeres. and Nestngs of the fnest fabric.
made to order in the latest style, and the shortest
notice. Good fits warranted in oil the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD d co.