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ANOTHER TEN DOLLAR LOTTERY.
Capital $fO.OOO.
. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,


THE MAMMOTH oFTHE MONTH.
Capital $6O,OOO.
$31 535 prizes, amounting TO Sl0s0,i00.
i GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND
For the Benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries
Of Maryland.
Glass b.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, Dec. 81 1863
CrIIEML
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Italian Opera.-We learn that it is the inten-
ton Of Signors L. Arditi and De Vries, who have
the direction ofan Italian Opera Company, TO give
series of performancesin Washington, after their
short engagement in Baltimore, which will COM
mence next week, in that city, Signora Rose De
Vries is the prima donna, and Signors Pozzolini
and Arnold, the primo tenors. Taffanelli, the
primo BARITONE is among the musical corps
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Balloon Asccnsion.--Mr. Elliott made sue
cessfnl balloon ascension from Baltimore on Fri
day afternoon. He returned " safe and sound" on
Saturday morning, having landed at Thomas's
Point, Back River Neck, some ten or fifteen miles
below the CITY,
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.--Dress Circle and
Parquete so cents Reserved seats rs cents Orchesrs
Seats rs cents; Family Circle 25 cents Third Tier, &C
cents; Colored Gallery, % cents. ss
Doors open at quarter to seven to commence at
and-ahaf o'clock.
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Matamoras and Brownsville--Ravages Of
tho Yellow Fever.--We have Just learned from
a gentleman who came passenger In the pilot boat,
direct from the above cities, that the epidemic is
sweeping OF the inhabitants in alarming numbers.
The Mexican population especially, are carried of
like sheep with the rot. That ignorant and super
stitious race have no faith in medicines and the
prescriptions of physicians; no sooner are they
taken than they resort to the mummcrcs Of charms
and senseless ceremonies. II is hardly necessary
10 saw that this plan of treatment is not eminently
successful.
The soldiers and officers Of the garrison of
Brownsville had not been exempt. Many OF the
former had died and two ofthe latter-Col. Webster
and Lieut. DUNCAN. The garrison was, at last ac-
4 80. IL M
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The HippOdrome Cl0sed.-The troupe of
Francon gave their last entertainment on Satur-
day evening, when the company was paid off and
dismissed The riders intend returning to Eu-
rope, but the gymnastic artists, by far the most
talented portion of the company, have hired the
Boston theatre, Sudbury street, which they intend
opening on the 9Th of December Among other
attractions, these geniuses will introduce the
novel performances of dancing and fighting BEARS
trick dogs, monkeys French clowns and other
doings. Their entertainments will take the lead
in Boston for the time being.
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Tragedy.--A sad tragedy, nearly resulting in
the death of one of the parties concerned, oc-
residing ON Second street. belonging TO the Catho-
lie church, has wife who was jealous Protest
ant. Both were firm in their peculiar beliefs, and
each endeavored to persuade the other TO change.
At last the wife became so wrought upon by her
husband that she promised TO join the Catholic
church, and agreed TO be baptsed. The day and
hour for the ceremony was fixed but at the time
appointed, the woman, in phrenzy, took knife
and cut her own throat from ear TO ear. The knife
passed within sixteenth Of an inch of the carotid
artery on each side, and little hopes are enter
by DIR. J. H. York, and she has rapidly improved,
and is now so comfortable as TO be able TO be re-
moved out Of town.--Boaon T,apeiler.
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Total, % 1T 2l.T52 6f

Woelltps rot freely offered. though being Ia
rather better demand At previously Owu
stem to think that the stock. here being mode
rate and to the waots Of the trade
cste Hspee they 10 cart with their goods
uDleIs where their pretensons conceded Blankets
pretty lily taken Mt advance Of 10 per
last slps prices Low priced cloths, such tbo.e wand
cd 81 30 81 IS yard in good request other
sorts teem quiet Flabres witto out change Jeans
are not bril- but remain firm Desirable OF linens
AID needed nj 21c &c Nousein de lanes are
arriving fJesl, and Will attract much attention ~heo
the ,esson opens At present more can be said Of
then Than that hey held vii great 6rmosss PLAN
spd fsrcy inerss are pretty and steady Ssti
pe's are not wanted. Twseas inauimste, Jst un
ctaEeed.
foiegn produ stiops still but spsriDgly dealt and
Chiefly by local jobbers and yet though coming freely
and bsrg In good supply, quire arm and ia
stancrs n,sneRt I'll i'm proving tenor There
ply ciecly TO w0oens. vbich relatively higher
here and from the restricted i'm
lorta lion, nust be rah her in This market ~hea
the tslv wants OF shall have been satisfied
On this account sporeheod that i'm neoiAts pursha
bs rendered the most Advantageous And tas
xi0b, may observe that cks. too apt
come and aearer than before the au,ona
terminates beosute The advances In Europe s Keep
la ge stOcks But have not room any y
to much this subject at present When trsde
thor ugh'v rssuscitat<d. speak WITH u
hotiy hnd p-r,epcy t1an nov, when every branch Of
business IL neari, stagnsnt
Stock Exchange.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.


There quite active demand to-day for Erie and
Harlem stocks wi. tout any material change in prices.
The transactions principally time. New Yosk
Central Railroad Ia coming out III good sized lots Hud
son Railroad is declining notwithstanding the reports
about . consolidation Coal stocks little
buoysnt to-day but the sales only to moderate
extent Nc4rsgua Transit has 81 ghty improved.
McClpocb gold in demaod at ons but very
little stock Offering. Adyices recently recsved from the
mines satisfactory THAI those previously
published At the first board to day Nicaragua ad.
vsrced u per cent, Parker Vein, u; Erie RYiisoad, u;
Hsrlem, u Hudson River DEFINED l per sent; Ne.
York Ceutrsl 4 Pbentx Coal u Little Miami Railroad,
H. Government and State stocks ierate
quest to day at prices carsnt at the close yesterday
At the mining board to day the sales folio~s:-
so Fulton Copper, IA 100 Msnaspss Cop, $50 2
100 N. Carolina Ccpper,91s 100 Do, boo "a
For Mineral Company, "a bid, asked; Phsuix. Ia
bid ~ asked MeCalock, bid TX asked, (the Latter
bid, buyers option four msprbs) Conrad Hill Copper,
TX bid ~ a-Lsd; Ulster ~ bid, IN ASKED Gcsat
Northern asked; Aiddlstown Lead asked Lake Supe
rior Lead SIX a.ked.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to day amounted to S194 2i5 TO- payments,
Sll9 9S3 11-easnce, Sc 376 440 49,
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool, brings three
ia, later from all parts Ct Europe. The political
intelligence is imrortsn. ard interesting Financial
sfsrs very unsettled by the hostile movements of
Russia. TIE returns Of the Back OF England for the
week ending June 25 show the folio wing variations In
the leading Id the la bt les an increase
Of publ, deposits Of f9l6 49, decrease u other depo
ts Of fS42 1903; increase Of rest Of 81 &c. ard
increase Of seven day and other bills OF f18 $40
In the assets the return shows increase Of other
securities Of Ga 49, increase of OF nntss or
fl43 ITO: dtcfease Of gold and silver coin of fi9
and decrease in the government tecuIties OF e. QUO
The bullion in the issue and banking depar
gether amounted to ELS 665 2s9, which, compared
with els SIS $685. the unit Of the previous weeks
turn. shows An IL crease Of EOS, iG3
which, compared with s22 SOC, $780, the amount Of
the previous weeks shows decrease Of fi go
The stsamt bio Africa, for Liverpool 10 day, rrisd
cut $3.50. $3.50 81 in specie
The Htpa liz urance Company have declared semi
appwl dividend Of Ger cent payable the 18th inst
the East River Savings declared the
dividend payable the 18Th inst the Farmers Bank
ofKertusky, dividend Of per payable Bank
Of America the 18th OF July; the Femsns assurances
Ccmpspy, OF Botton . semi annual dividend OF 10 per
cei payable on demand
The Trustees of the Bank Of the Uoitsd States notify
claim aDts The trust Of June T. 1884, whose claims
have been ao4ed by the auditors to call at the Office
No 20 Wa. Mt street, Philadelphia between the hours
10 and Q clock, and receive their money.
The following is official statement Of the tols esl
leeted the canals Of tkis s.ate:-
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TIE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
>>~o~~~~~~~r~~~So1~~S~e~~~S
Scenes and Incidents ON the Route
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Remarks Of Secretaries Davis and Guthrie, and
Gen. Cushing, at Wilmington.
THE BANQUET AT PHILADELPHIA.
Speeches Of the President, Hon. James
Buchanan, Hon. Jefferson Davis,
and Secretary Cathrie.
RECEPTION OF THE PEOPLE IN INDEPENDENCE HALL.

RECEPTION OF THE PEOPLE IN INDEPENDENCE HAl
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Obituary.

set- Capeh, uttD 81 Convention, from Concord died at
his yesicence on the llth instant Mr. Gonr9ss vas
6e' Ger dtd from Hogu-rot family, expstriated from
for rel gions opinions. He vas . mao Of sonnd
stDse; with well cultivated mind Industrious ha bss
and scrupulous integrity and greatly repecad aud
esteemed by ell who knew him. For many years ne
enjoyed The highest oorf1ence 81 his town.men aud
ea'ly en- barking on the mrbulent ssa Of politics. and
espousrg The democratic side several tunes elected
= member Of the House Of Representatives; Also a
senator from hicdkssx county and msnbsr Of the
Executive Council De leaves not only large circle Of
friends, but interesting family to mourn his death
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The Philadelphia Reception COannftAee.
Tie Ccnnits.c OF t.c~D',,u asp0,oted proceed
Win tor be ~ rcsvios the inussri
sustt, al conveying bin ph,isoeips~ bset Walnut
street ~barf ~ p.ctN ~ "'c,eS moYDtas the
sIlsrd -.au bot John Wilton besn placed
NJ tbsr 81 ronj b, tbo ih-raty o h~ Camden Am
oy ksir,sc toa paoy The s.iiy oeshsd 9TH
sppsafRrcs Thos ip.n the sho 80, the -yes
" the p,ty of be puiDt ef de- and vhen NE
boat cAs- ioore nd fDs'-f dOxn the DahA sare.
cheer reptne Nno the hocs,,pr If eAan0u and tbs
spir,tW SUSIE ~ 30. o.uo suard.
There sncu' f - hundred IN hoard amSu9 whom.
guess sno Rentis,nen hoc,R rice under the Gene
raj Sun : ~. pov.rSmeate potaed he eono ~tOg--
HcS G.:rey tsbe, Commodore ,rArl,s Ste dou-
Cbs,l~s Itpe .o'i n "a Nchas Rush Govsvnos vryl
o J., H"n W;lh-m Wright nj =. Han. John r
fb"mtror ~ NJ Hon. Ih"m#s & Jeseta Of Ono Hen.
Tlur a. Ftsser~s " ~ John Roboius. Hun ChAreg
Browl t..l.cior ~ sne pef..
On ,b. 81 rbs ph,l.rs,phs CvmvuNtes ut vii
u'r etob. ~hch IL o'c,ock. . preessssen vAs
trr ~. ~ ~b'sh jim Miller tsq ssted as MsrsAA,
and tbc Conh'tee otsrees va Fs-tes's lodbAn ousen
Ho,e ~bsr~ .hs p,.sidcn- aud su'se ~srs Ana hsvs
~cllansp p,oyrsi th. authorities II Wnefnksou.
A. IN. e,usro the Ccnas< again ressruod y pro-
session ~, csed.d NE boat aeeempan1e4 - The
Msyoy ard r~ecation ~ INC Wilmtpgton 0Uunnhtea.
The utmost spk nssfrs maoitected ~ 49, ssseua
AZ Wilmington Who lWed the streets thfougA uhSoh The
Jrsrosp pass~d. He was rspeasssiy ehsessa his way
10 the boa,
On the departure ~ the sssvsns iron Ne vAAvf n
Wilmington prolonged cheer ~as sent ~ "a satssna
vbeh Answered to~liy " tkc~e hoard
just before the boat crossed nA bstwson D.
Assre ard PeI ivsbA ths W1Du9tna Oo0mltteo took
leave OF the Pe-,ds~, bri~f bnt eYvsns speech TO
which President Pierce feehsRy responded lmDsdiatsly
after his Excelsnv wss addrssesd By Hon. 0sores -
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NEW YOkK COmnOR COUNCIL.
IOSF,ClALl


BOARD ALDERMEN. July 13, 1853
PYesept-Richard 7. Compton Esq President; Alder
Haley Sturtevant, Boyce, Francis, Smith Dsnnsn
Cornell Peck
quorum not being present.. the Board "a, declared
adjourned until Thursday 14h inst At O'Clock IN.
d. 7. VALENTINE Clerk
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dslishtul sAtGtatsDept viii ba yeopsasd on Tuesday
next, for the GUNNER season 10 . and raguiRoens
hall The Metropolitan. on BsoAd ~ss Several ne~
and beautiful have ben ADDED during tns rsosss
from the pei ell OF tbs celebrated Hhkard.
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comparison Of receipts for the two years to July
1852 and 1853 showing the general Of trade
foDows:-
1852. 1853 Decrease Increase
On mp freight ner
chapdse .... secs, Se4 1922, 800 $54, COS
On do. from
other Sfates.. :. z29t92 420 527 1866 -
On down de- from
this S,ape. 1903 276 $50 229 8 0i7 -
Total. 81 o31 262 81, 073, 655 81 ,6l2 $b4 0O5
IL 6l2
Ircyene. ....... ........................44 2 1913
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d Johns Cobegr-Eighth Annual On
meBsemsnt

The eighth annual csmmsn snt Of This college VA
ssbr.'sS yesterday Fordh~m about hundred per
sens being present. the Most Rev Arssoi,h ,p Hughes
s<sabhy the chair, appar.lsd in his Arsaiepisoopsl
s1ssn-
The ceremonies ware hold under . marquee, mmsdi
stsy In front Of the college platform erected
ysrss win carpet, on shich tho and tue
nssisi.n. The Arshs,shop eosspsd postion in frost
~ the 4 rum sunousArd by the folio wing priests -
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Gov. STEVENS EXPEDITION The Minnesota De.

UU!' DTEVENS EAFEDTTIUN-Iue MlDHeEOta DC
moo0 of the 10Th inst, says that Capt Rsasoyi A..
troDcmer Of Gov. Stevens Explor Exredi 100, bad
turned 70 ST Paul in Of i'll health. He left
the expedition on the 22d 1T Lightning Lake, about ITO
miles rom st Paul Gov. Vas prosecuting his expo-
ration With gest energy, and the health Of his party
wss generally tood.
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Tn. atrical and Hfus,ea,

BowmY fMArRE he amu.rmea,y announced for
tAi- evening BY Mr. Stephen, ave Of very aracvs fe@
tsck o. lid the Gispt OF Palestine su .red
by he ersmaie oen paoy The embellishments viii CON
eDce wuh the romantic drama entitled the NIL 4oese
Gopdoe'," and they vii coSeads with NIX, TIE Cab
nsnn
BROADWAY TnEArRE-Tte great hvorite., Mr. and Mrs
B. wihsm, appear 10 n,gnt In Uncle Pst's CABIN /"
Mr. Williams Mickey NJ cney, keeps the sudispce In
Of .ugh,er Aad Mrs Wlb.m- l. always rewarded
Nth the hearty cheers of the sudispce a-s A Proc
VII oar pas seul II er ~beh the Of
Our Gal, WI D. presented, ana the ,ements will
cic.e unh Barney the Baron."
k,BIos GAKrES The Ravels, whose performances
sl@sy, please the Writers u ihis select and beautiful
tubn, hDSbL appear night in ,be coui,s pautoua,e
Of k'Dkan m which Gabriel ADoOio- Frapc OILS, and
Jerome ksvsl will disoay their great sbty
The set brAssd barIeqnin comic pantoinus of Rsoun
WI con clrd. the entertainment. No doub' will
he y cro~t.d house.
NATIONAL TnEATRE.-rhis evening is announced a. Aha
last but two If the favofite tr-ge6ap Mr. H. SCOTT
~ho VII appear ~ Count Ugolipo Mrs Ncnol. ~ An.
t'hss Mts Navy PsrtiDt too vii appear in f4vorts
d"rcs ano the ept.rarmeots viii t~rnlpae nth the
fs"' - Fob Stay, supported " Purdys excellent ORA
n a'ic company
AMERICAN AusEuH.whits's Serene ders appear here 10
'b' trnstn -beb they -, give II negvo
cbsIss'sr, and Icr ets troupe acting uopssvs do,s
shc g""ts, VII give tier soval performance IN she
evening.
TRANoon's HIPpoDRoxE Tho equestrian feature. for
tN sf Asd evening thia nopnlar esss emit
prize many Of the most attractive features
thir seaton.
CHEpTy's OPERA Houvs mo Ethiopian sotsrta,ume,&
provo~d by Chrtys MiDsre for tns evening are suoh
NJ mutt drA~ . full attendance
woobs MEsrxKL HALL Woods Mvorte band Of nerro
performers advertise good selection Of vocal and inst
n tai ,olss far ,his evening
BpcKIyY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, continues 70 - van
th~ performances received with much
delight. An attractive hill ia offered for TO night
BASvARps MrsssPP1 - This splsndd painting N
drs siDs cfos de every night to the Gecrana.
OWENS ASCENT o. MoSr BlAso-Ihis truly novel snd
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lFEssOR ALEX. C. BARRY's

IL or II + X } Us, of MEDICAL COZ
4 fer BEAUTIFYING, CURLING. Pis-
'esorng and Strengthening the Hair, Relic Q
ses OF the skin. Curing Rheumatic Pains at
hAterual Wounds. Bounded by no geograpli
be reputation of BARRY's ThicoPHERoUs Per
Union. The sales of The article of late ,ai-
fq>ed IN ratio that almost exceeds belief.
DAIRY, after careful examination OF In
4 A. 'al' that number tf bottles deivere to ~
4 'ilt's al from half a gross upward, during The
n WIS within trinr of $50 900
i necessary 10 present at length the evidences
i 'hrll properties OF the Trichopherous when
a a'l furnished such an Endorsement as this
1 mes "l the article and the explanations given
l''l action upon the hail, the seal p. and in all
'Ppfhcnl irritation, first recommended it To
+" III the people, This was alltha, ,ie inven.
livery huttle advertised itself The effect,
"a 'hereded expectation it acied Ike
"e "llrS would not be without it. Count,
very s"'iinn ot the United States found tin
anu ahu uus was built up wholesale trade I
TTgnefto unheard o. ~ regards articles Il
'1' highest point has vat been reached
80 thaf the sales this YEA ei.l be NIL
.atofbottrs
,,' ,a Hanuiactory, NJ. 1877 Broadway; NV
n price - cents large bottle.
;s1''nt To purchasers Ivy the quantity. Sold
toi merchants and druggists throughou the
ana Canada, Mexico, West LADIES', GfeaI
ctbGrg. 'e"y anu H. o'so'e''
-dkc6m
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These vessels of the fret class built in tho city OF
baltimore expressly Tor this tfnde aud have superior ne
,omnodaiiuns for passengers. They nre commanded
" experienced Captains, well qualified for the tnte
and who i'll spare cxcttion tn Accommodate ihet
will be tnwcd mp aud down thu rvers 10y steam nnd may
hc relied ON To sail promptly Us advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from N'w
York will find il to their interest To ship by tina he
Ms teieh will always be taken low by any otter
line Of Packets and every effort will be made by tho
agents in Richmond and New York to give satisfaction
Freight 10 cents per whole, aud II cents per aa'
fnbnecn being about 80 per cent. less than ohatg J
iic Steamers. Insurance eau be- effected In the III
musd Fire Association h, this line at 3's per cent
We respectfully ask aud hope Il succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage
Goods shipped by this lin" 10 New York will he Tor
WRrled free uf rommissun Ia New Orleans, Mobile
Glnrle.ton Suennnah any other Southern oi North
rrn ort The vessels will lie in Richmond nl Hockctts,
In New fork al Both No l. Coffee House Slip, foot OF
Wnn Street DAVID eur tie Richmond, } y
&. II PIERSON. Ny p
No. 81 .Souih Street. y
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Office mt the Depot Ofthe Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad
1853 Southern Enterprise. 1853
"a M l - -
PARISEN e KINGS

~
pyPGJNT1 n CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Frcight, Package ami Parcei EXPRESS,
rENO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Scabuard and Ron
noke Weldon Wilmington CASTOR & Raleigh, Peters
hug Weldon, Petrsbu'g Ri ;hmond Richmond aud
Frederick sburg. South-Side, und Va Tenn Railroads
and connecting with Stnge and Wag, Lines from the
different points on the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Sates-hrou in charge of spe
cial Messengers. Mere ants avang themselves OF Tins
line fpr the transportation of their Merchandise may re
pose fun confidence in its great expedition aud econo
my of rates,
Merchants in the interior of the above Sates order
inc Goods flom Baltimore and Philadelphia to the care
ii Payisca q. Kings Epess ut Norfolk, Petersburg OF
Richmond may depend upon having all charges paid,
md their Gonds forwarded without the least delay. and
free of all draw ee and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office
No. 80 Broadoay N. Y.
W B. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boiimgbrooh and End SIS
Pcttrsbarg Va.
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schooI ~ College Tex, Books

MOK s Riclm0pd, "a. W0nHI tnvlIe I'm
y attention OF tho various schonls and institution
+ learning throughout the State to hip School ana
Glassi.ai Bookg Teti Bo0ks used ia the various Col
rges nnd Universities with general collection oi Edu
.niional Works. in every departments OF lsnrnipg.
rV=Schonl Stationery ef every di,ofiulion
A liberal diseonnt will he made md bundles deliver
i in Lynchbure free OF expense.
~ Ofdcrs will receive prompt attention.
nng 22.ta
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MonoAsros, N. G., Jnar 30,h. 1875

MonoANros, N. c., Jnnr 30th. 1859.
DR. A. q. Bragg a. Col feel my duty to those of
my lclow bcngs Who afflicted have cen, To add
my Testimony To the wond rful effects of your Mustang
Linmont. | was severely attacked In Deoembar lrst
with Rheumatsm In s form, suffering nigGt and
day with exoruoinng pain fo six months, being Tor the
whole time unnbcjo walk step My right leg was
sn contracted mud drawn up that could not put IL to
tn, ground. nnd my lo waa bndy contracted. Du-
ring the whole tine wns attended by two of tho
skif ply sieans in the paee, but they unable to
afford mo relel and finally gnye me up-pronounced mo
inclrnblr and suid rast die.
At thi. critical moment commenced using the Mex
ienn Mustang Linimen and after using small bot
tes began find relief from my suheringsi and after
using seven bottles was as we'll ns was before.
GEORGE GOOD.
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NHESU ARRIVAL DE DRUGS

l. AND MED1ClNES.-rh subscribers are M
now receiving their FALL 4 WI NTER SUPPLY kA
Of Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oi Varmslcs. brushes,
Glassware. Patent Medicine + cy-Go IDS g., &c.
The goods have been recently 'ccd with great enre
in the Northern and Eastern les, aud principal.
bought for Cash.
The stock is laige. an compris every article usl.
ally found in a DRUG STORE, lgeher with large
ass ,rtment of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFUMERY II.
From long experience, and h,ouGh knowledge
the business they hope Ia retail liberal patronage
heretofore extended them, nnd fe confident thnt they
are prepared to offer nduccment. both in price nnf
quality. -,
g-Prcscriptioas for Phy-icnns nd fomilies will J"
rnrpiully attended to ut all times.
sept - Is JNO T. SEAY 4 co.
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ED TO HIRE

TO HIKE.-The subscriber.
hi -. "lre ~ Tor their work on the Va. Z Tenn.
baanIL Nountalh region of Va. II number ni
b b,5i 'o's' lar which liberal hire will be paid
b. experience in the management ,i
| rcce;,... '.,'ihSpIves large uwners Hiind me-
givo - ."e same tredtu.a.' ia rvatv i.-pea
Z. ar own Tine at - can II, seen n
aHa,. Tine Ill the i0rh nf 1ahaary x, th-
|aaiel Z. 7, or at McCnrkle Simpson & mes.
iurt e. They will also buy me and
he,. SCOTT & ADAMS
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PRICE

The 1niment Ia put up in bottles of three sizes and
ela nt % cents so is, and s per bottle. The 80
,eata size contains g. times much the o5cts and
tho dollar size three times much the 25 cent
size being much cheaper,
A. q. BRAGG Il 90 Propretors 30i Broadway,
New York, and st. Louis Mo,
For sale by Druggists and Store keopers generally.
JOHN IL. SEAY,
ID. X. LY MAN, and
X. STABLER 4 Co,
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A. ]. BEAUk, Ticket Agent.
~ B-The same rites will be charged from knoN
vile aud all other points along the ncto Lynchbnrg.
LII IQ-fs
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MISSION MERCHANTS
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