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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
FINE aTATIONERV.

(tRAIG & FULTON, 10 South EIGHTH
" street, Ph'iGdeLphiG-beg ieaye TO C..
the attention of Country Dealers, Schools. an
persons visiting the City, TO their conp...
assortment Of Engist, French. and Aul-,,s
SIAIIOAERE,w hich they are seihngWEo.
sale and Retail on the most reasonable ,s-r,
Their stock comprises erery rarity Of e.
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, incsi
ing ful assortment Of the celebrated 90.
Of De La Rue & Co. and Thos khoais & Scr.
Of ICnton. Also
Gold and S,eel Pens, Drawing Pencils (F,
ber's and oihersD, Drawing Par.r. Bris-
Board, Sealing Wax. Ink, Inkstants, Rcdg-r,
Crookes'. .Wos'enhUms' and other fine Cutler
Pcrimona5eS. Pocket Books. Portfolios. W.
ing Desks. &c. &c. Persons VISITING the c.,
can have their raper and envelopes embo.,.
with their mifiGb without extra charge.
- Orders from dealers and institutions. :
learning respectfully solicited and filed al
the StrIctest integrity Iem5I7pdl
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'ew S'oek J Window Shades. 5 Ne,c Styles
G.. l.. MILLER & co

1854 1854
G.. l.. MILLER & co,
Manufacturers and Wholesale q Ref0H Dealers in
NTINDOW SHADES-sourh-wes corner
w Second and Arch SITS. Phihdslphia.
Such as Guthe's Landscapes, Borders. Vases.
Scrolls, BrquetS, Gold Borders. &c of the most
beautiful designs AMI perfection OF finish in
hte country. and at such Low Prices as
to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands, CambricS, TaSsels, Cords, Bra>ses.
&C.. in every variety for City or Country trade
We invite an examination of our Stock
al the Depot, :. W. corner I'd & Arch. Philad
Jan. 1854 4m5Il
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FOR RENT.

- From the lst April next, THREE
HIs ROOMS on North Third street, now
IN occupancy Of Charles 5. Bell as a
Restaurant, and Saloons. They are well
suited for Shops, Offices, or Stores. Enquire
of WIN. FEICk.
LewiSburg, Feb. 4, 1851
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4. .OOO of 10 acres at $3.50 per share, or
ten Shares for Sa5 each, payable in instruments
of one dollar per month Location OF lots to
be determined by drawing; but any person
may, by taking a tract of 400 acres, have the
title made Immediately on payment OF the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
agreeable to their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships OF
White Deer and West Bufaloe, and the new
road from Lewisburg to Sugar Valley passes
through il.
tits covered with timber such as White Oak
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut und Rock Oak, and
Spruce Run and White Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-mills. tanneries
&c, on a majority of the tracts. 1t is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and l2 miles
from Lewisburg, and was formerly the prop
eriy of Mr.. Jos. Sims. Apply to
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 80 South Third ST. Philadelphia.
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For Rent,

- Until the LIST of April next, the large
u BOarding House at the loot oi 81
81, Lewisburg.-lnquirea at Chron'ce oilice.
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$50 Acres

more or less, all cleared and in a good state
of cultivation, except about Is acres which
are in frst-rate TIMBER. 1t comprises also
TWO ORCHARDS, and portion of excellent
Meadow. The improvements are a "a
large two-storey frame Dwelling House, EEL
(and Spring Of never-failing Water) large
BANK BARN, and other necessary Buildings.
No. II. Also another Tract
situate in the Township aforesaid, adjoining
lands Of Kaufman & Reber on the west. DR..
Samuel L. Beck on the north, Jacob Farley
on the east, and other lands Of said decd on
the south, containing about
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
BUILDING HARDWARE
Tool Store exclusively,
Tie largest Establishment cfthe kind in tie US.
lYr,, NJ u,lluce & kpcn

WIN. VI. Mcclure N Bro.
No 2S7 Market St above Seventh. Philad.
NANUFACTURER Depot for Locks of
WI all kinds. warranted quality. patent
Sllvered, Glass knobS."
Premium Porcelain Knob s,overi0 90 patterns.
SIveI-plated Knobs, Hinges, &c. with the
most complete assortment OF all the Modern
Goods in tins line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail If desired
Hot dir Registers and Ieatiiators at
Fdciory Prices
ES@All orders put up under the immediate
supervision of the Firm.
CALI. AND SEE Us. 6m5lat
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Poilock's maj. 37,O07
Against Prohib. ), ,l6S

@The Official vote for Judge Of the
Supreme Court, and Canal Commissioner,
We will'give next week. Meanwhile, the
anxious friends of Mort and BLACK may
be assured that their election is safe!
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h3WlSDDRR HlDDN1Rh5
Ocr. 81, 1854.

-. s4.sS.~ss .Mrn.-The LEwrsBuRG CHnoSiclI
h.s the largest cireuistlon oi any Engsf
uevsrsper in Union county
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Baltimore AdV'ts.

CARR, GElSE 4 ~,
Flour, Grain, & Lumber Commission
Merchants. ..223 & % Spears Wharf,
p.yyp tn Blifim0re
John CLARKE E'q, Prs citizens Bank Baltimore
4. +. Gi,s. E-q., Cash Franklin DO J
John U~Tfzrl. Ir.. Esq, pbi .l.lrLi.
Rogers. Sinn'ck son & Co,
J Tome. Esq Prcsd Ceri! Bank, Port Deposit
J. wa'Io~er 4 ,on. Harrisburg.
Col; H. {. E1er selinsrrove.
J. H. ipp / Coz ~
Narl', Wiu-atr a Co. Milton.
". W Cuohe Esl. ,t,,-v
Simon schuyler ID
G-ors. rod te. ~ iiushesrille.
VIM Nesy.r. fuutUursyIle.
G'n- v ~ = Packer.
lame II. u ding E-i,
L.,sl- q. III'i.l- t-l.
NH,nry & lu' b. %rr-ey shore.
J. p Hulinx. L. L"sk Haven.
tV'CARR, GEi>t: x 20 have the larsesl
Wharf room O: any Commission House IN
Baltimore, always giving quick despatch to
boats IN dI>chaFsing their carsoes- 6m5 /
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SaincNau. lib cf KobsMber
II ACRES

and sc Pcrches more or less, all cleared and
in a good state Of cultivation, with an oiSoh-
ARD thereon. The Improvements are
Tpo-storcy Drelting House,
FRAME BANK BARN,
and other necessary Ouibulldings.
Sale 10 commence a, IL o'clock IN the fore
noon of said day. Terms Of sale will be easy
ABNER NJ. LAWSliE.
Guardian OF the Person and Estate OF Mary
Ellen and VIM II. Wolfe. and
CATHARlNE WOLFE,
Guardian of the Person and Estate oi
Catharine, Isaac G., Charles =. John, ana
Samuel L., and Committee OF Person and
Estate of James Wolie-all minor child
rem Of SAMUEL WoLys, decd
Lewisburs, Sept ~, 1851.
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Book Agents Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED in every Town and
IN County in the United States. TO sell the
most popular and salrable books published
many of them beautifully illustrated with Col
ored Ensravings; also the most popular works
Of I. S. ARTHUR, including "Arthur's Cottage
Library"
Intelligent and enterprisng will find this pleas
ant and profitable business.
For particulars, address (postpad)
J.w BRADLEY, Publshcr.
lytoa No Is Worth Fourth 81 f4Iad<aphta.
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FITS. FITS. FITS.
THE vE3--trLE rZrEtrT
EPiLEPTiC PILLS,

For tlf cfire of Ffs, AHa'DIS, Cr6mYS. a'.d al
Nrro4s and Caasiigf OHai D,sem,e'.
PERSONS who are labor'ns under lhis
distressing maajy viii find 'he NEGEr-
ABLE EPU.EPTlC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered Tor curing Epilepsy.
or Falling Fits.
TINS. pills rr.s,4s src-ifc arti,n the nervous
system slth.u-h they prepared especially for tfr
pur,-r rIt- thy vi D. f'nri Il rsT"a ben
.at for all p.r~ons afflicted With wrAk Who
nervous has b-,I V~,strsfr1 sa;tersi f-l
any cau-. wh-tcver In chrome complaints or
Of long .ta-inr superinduced by nervousness ttey
n,c dinciv tcrtfcial.
Prize = per box, hox"@fr - Persons out q
the Citv losing remittance. will have t' l!i- -art
r,rr, 81 french tre mail r.. Of ,a-a.c. For -tle
-FTH NANCE. No. los P,L-i. r. ~-EFr-. Fsi'imor'
NIL to vi ~u orders from al PARTS Of .he Union must De-
, .,ii-a@.rf. post i-ii 'lvi.f-uev @w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
State Legislature-l8N.

Newly elected members marked with .
star.
1st. Dist.-Pbilad. (Old City)-Eli K.
Price, W., and W. A. Crabb,* Nv.
2.-Philad. Gown. Goodwin, D.,
Levi Foulkrod, D., and N. B. Browne D.
3.-Montgomery-Benj. Frick, W.
4.-Delaware-James j. Lewis,* W.
5.-Berks-Wm. NJ. Hiester, D.
.-Bucks-Edward X. Saegcr, D.
7.-Lancaster and Lebanon-John W.
Killingcr,. w., G. Shuman, W.
S.-Northumberland-D. Taggart,* W
9.-Lehigh-W. Fry, D.
10.-Monroe-James IL. Walton ID.
ll.-Adams-David Mellinger, W.
l2-York-Jacob s. Haldeman, d.
l3.-Cumberland-Samuel Wherry, D.
14-Ciinton-James W. Qaiggle, ID.
Blair-James Creswell, d.
6.-Columbia-C. Il. Buckalew, D.
17.-Wyomipg-Wm. NJ. Piatt, D.
-MKean-Byron d. Hamlin, D.
49, Mcrccr-Thcmas Hoge, d.
20-Erie-James Skinner, w.
2l-Lawrence-John Ferguson, W.
22-Allegheny-George Darsie, W.,
Jonas Il. M'Clintock, d.
Observation-Disclosures
24.-Bedford-Francis Jordan W.
25.-Indiana-S. S. Jamison, Ind. d
26.-Jun;ata-James NJ. Se,lcrs,s W
27.-Fayetts-Wm. Z. Frazer,* A.
2s.-Sehuylkill-Johu Hendricks, W
Is Democrats, Ind. Dem, IA Wings
apl I American
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ESTATE E, A /
q Public sale. d

nY virtue OF an oruer OF IHe Ut Pt"" =
- Of Union county, will be sold, on ,,'e
premises, in East Bu.taloe Up. Union 20. "a
on
Saturday, lib Of 1lctsMser
next, the following described real estate oi 'he
late Samuel Wolfe, deceased:
A certain tract of land situate IN East Dui-
faloe township. about one mile from the Bor-
ough of Lewisburg. adjoining lands OF Jacob
Gundy, heirs of George Gundy, decd. Abraham
Brown, VIM. Brown, and others, containing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27

The article on the first page Of this pa
per is further confirmed by the following
particulars from Montreal paper Of q
later date:
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
7 Tiusley, 4. @. hsfdv. IT. william.
edmond. GsmplA. Richmond.
TINsE.Ey. TARsyACO.

Successors To Tinsley &Stynni)
Corner Cary and 18th streets, Richmond. VA.
Re ns~ receiving large and well Aeored stock nf
"A GROCERIES, recently purchaser rnR casa
which they drppsed 90 sell upon favAsblo terms.
and would be pleased to supply the patrons the hate
concern, well heir irienhA nndt trndr ApernlIy
Annexed III be- found lot of their stnct In Ayts
1000 bags Eie. LaRunyrh mud Java Coffee, tnri Ninn
400 hide New Orleans Sugar
leo hhds a - o strieily prime quaky
600 Ibis Crushed rnlycrizei. 6rsnnlsied. Clarified
All Coffee Sugars
80 boxes Loaf Sugar
l0O Ibis New Oslenns Molas-es
30 hhls Bacon ,idas
10G ibis Maeka 81; 81 cnsks Rico
500 packages Grcen and black Ten
400 boxes Mtehclfs Adamantine aud sperm Candles
800 sides Sol Lonher
so Ibis Tanner'so
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails. assorted sire,
500 hag- Shot; ,0p0 lbs Bnr Lfnd
5H0 boxes s,e 10 and l0Sls Window Glats
80 bbls Cider Viregnr
so bags Pepper, Ginger mud 7 menlo
100 kegs Sup Cath sodei so kegs Sal Soda
leo packages Soda Sulnrnius
p casks Mnss liquorice
rs boxes Axes; 100 dor Buckets
QUO Wrapping. Letter and Gap Piper
800 doz 3's, 6's aud "a BAD Cords
Candlewick, Cotton Irvine. Batting Cotton, Gordage,
Plow Limos, Indigo, Madder. Backing. Cigars, No.
iuy ~ dim
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Land,
NEAP Tvpr@rTrp6

BY virtue ola decd If trust executed to me by james
I'D Lee, bearing date the 18th day Of June IS4g
and Of record in the County Court OF Amherst | sh,
on he lst day Of August 1854 On the p en.ises *
poe 10 sale by of public auction the tract Of Land
which The said Jumes Lee resided at the time of his
death, situated in the county of Amherst fw mi e.
from the city "t Lyncberg.p and containing 528 acres
more Or les. The land has been divided into 40 ncr
parcels, and will be sold accordingly. Pats Of the
different parcels tracts will be exhibited at the
time and place Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-A snbl. ortion of the purchase
money, sufficient tn discharge the Of survey. adver
ti.ing. and other charges attending the ae, will be
quired ind for the residue credit Of one twn
aud tlaee years (eq al in-tarents) will be gven-the
purchaser purcha securing the payment Of the
by negotiable notes payable nl the banks in
LNnchburg satiSacuriy endorsed and the title the
Land to be REFINED until the entire purchase money
puid, subject be respld in default Of payment n, II
furthrr security. Acting trustee will only
such title as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
CHiSWELL DABNE I, Trustee.
n. B.-The said land Is rented out for the present
" ar and oil possession thereof will be del veled
til the end The vear but tie purcha, purchasers
will have The rghto so~if crop Of small GRIM
ut the usua during the ensuing fall.
Jun 26-d&cts
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DEATH OF Mr.. FILLMoRE's DAUGHrER.,A
,.lDa4ob from Buffalo announces the death OF the
5a5Pgbter of ex-president Fillmore. She died at
lnrora, ON the morning of the GOTH of cholera
She left Buffalo on the 25th, to spend few days
a. Aurora, and in the night was taken sick
When her father, brother and DR.. White reach
Cd her. about half past ten O'Clock, Wednesday
morning she was so far gone as 10 be unable to
recognize them, and died a half hour thereafter
The distressing event caused the deepest gloom.
She was twenty two years of age
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& iAa9EN" GERS for the Sweet, Red-Sweet and y bite
sulphur Strings lrnve Lyuchburg daily (Sundays
eSeePted) via "a ~ Tenn railroad at T. a. M conn, ct.
ing "hh our Coac es at BONSAUK'S DEPOT. ard to
una hed springs same eyoaing; leave next morn.
"s a"'r regular brenkt st, and reach White Sulphur
Ssn,'ls' oy H. a. m. Returning leave White Sulphur
o'ns' q D. P M reach Red and Sweet Springs oy z
p nj leave Red and Swc Springs next morning al
Io""a anu ar'Ve IN Lynebure same day by z p M
'r hFanehnufg daily Sundays excepiel) via Va
nm e," a. H. at p M, connecting with orr coaches at
posdck $ arrive at Fncusie sa,,e evening by dark
S nrHse ut daylight ext ~ and arrive AT the
H%eet and Red Sweet Springs to dinner. and to the
W. 'i,e ou,Phur springs by p. same day Return.
IeI'e " ME Sulphur Springs at IL m, reach Fin
py p. M leave Fincasre at duy-lich! connect
os WIN TIE cars nj Bonsacss reach Lvnchbure by a.
ms, a,seleefs areasspred HAT this is the cheapest
fr THpe"l'qS and comfortable route TO the Spring.
are from lynchl'urg to Sweet and Red Sweet
% oU from Lynchburg to White Sulphur 81 50
Dero, =, '1rnished at all times Bonsacks
'tl'o , "a travel as parties may desire
-! " w. p. FARISH& co.
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" ~ Yesterdays MAILS.

CONG "WEDNESDAY.
Several private bills were consider
ed and passte resumed the consideration of the
The a ,i;a,omatc appropriation bill, and the a.
civil ana u liking appropriations for custom
,aendmeh1 Zine hospitals in various parts of
houses ,s" "h was agreed to-yeas 81 nays 10;
the other amendments were consiaereu I'M u.
Narlo ',or mast four o'clock when' without us
til quai e tbe bill, the Senate adjourned;
posing 80 :, ar REpREsENTATIVEs..lh house re-
h9Vs, en- nond the rules TO enable Mr. Leteher
fused 10 saat hin repeating the Minnesota land
to introaue.. of 100 to 6o-not two thirds.
bill, by a WV vent into committee ON the naval
The no .;an bll. and, after debating snndry a.
approprla1iou so and reported the bill 10 the
House. ,,n, abolshing the rations of in
The in the naval service was adopt
to 1h vote 81 to IS. The amenameht was; +:
ed by considered, and rejected by vote OF
boTeyg,' ;nclnding the vote of the Speaker IN the
soto o., The bill passed by vote OF oS to 40
nega.,'gg onse refused to suspend the rules 10 en-
ne - SINGLETON to move resolution oil ihqni-
able MI; s"e 20 the state of negotiations with
sPah " ase suspended the rules to enable Mr.
Inc Ill., 20 renort from the Military Committee
Fauik,ei : ,ho senate increasing the pay OF the
the o'a Oh Vote" Soteof i06 to 80. Mr.. f. spoke at
army ey ,he Hill. Mr.. Grow followed, obJeetlng
ieigsn increase TO officers RECEIVING over @4o
10 ANY Mr.. Phelps obtained the floor to oppose
m lh' h;n when the House ADJOURNED
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber associated with him in business NJ,
q the lst day ofJuly 1854, Mi. Jno v Wheeler
e business OF thu new concern will conducted I'm.
der Tie style AMI firm OF GER RGE NJ. RU 5KER &
CO In making this change in business tak, occasion
to return thanks to my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage kindly bestowed upnn me
wh'e alone and INV beg, in behalf OF the new concern
serve.
Al persons having elaims against will please pre-
srnt them immediately for settlement ana those imeh.-
ed III eblge very much by coming forward and set.
Ting al their earIiestpossibc convenience.
GEORGE NJ. RUCkER
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Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

FkNHlS delightful wate ing placr situated IN tie
~ OF Bololouit. l6 miles north of Buchanan, Ohio
present trrminua of navigation on james River y
kanawan Canal there being continuous line Of Pack
from Richmond nli Lynchburg that place. on
the i'm mediate road lending from Lynchbufg to the
White sulphur. in the county OF Greenbrier, is nov
opened for the reception Of visitors.
The efficacy OF this wntcr N curing nony forms of dis
ense- and its hracing inN grttng effects upon feeble
npd debated PERSONS entle it the specin notice ii
those Who vslt the mountains for heathiwhilst the
tilu scanr,y by which is surrounded mad the variety
Of nnscmel afforded may Justly claim pas
ing call from those who are in search OF pleasure.
Thepropreter, etnleul for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received bcgs leave tho public
that his accommodations fit the present
pie and Of the first clas,. His TABLE and BAR arc
furnished with The best the land Affords and every at
ten ION will be paid by himself aud assistants TO the
comfort and enjoyment Of quests.
The Stages regularly with the Boats at Buci.
nnan passing by these Springs the White Sulphur as
nso with the Va 81 Tenn. Railfoad Buford's vim
Burhanun
For adults by lie week. 50 90
" horses - do..---...----.- 4 90
" do. a month. ----.------...l2 Oh
Children and Servants HALF PRICE. Other charges
in prop rtion Pa HATCHER
Jun Is d&c2m'
IL Richmond Whig, Examiner and Petersburg Int.
igenaer copy weekly for six weeks and forward their
nccouns to this Office for payment
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SALrm, Bouuoko Co.. May %, 1854.

SALfM bounuko Co. May %. SD.
tnkc pleasure in saying TINT, from what | hive wit
messed of the effects OF the winter Of the Allegheny
Springs in nay family md from the statements 81
others entitled to tull confidence, who rave used IT,
regnrd il valuable tonic mud alternative, pccu
mly suited restore the srcrctions and lost tone Il
the stemnch IN Of Dyspesia inygorote III sys
and thai distressing trnin If nervous sys
tenn often connected with dscase Of long standing
nud general debility, JNO II. GRIFFIN, NJ. u.
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was takea sick enfly in the yenr 1893; confined 10
my bed sorue ak months my whole system
tlely prnstpted hal almost wholly osi the nse Of my
limbs during that time was visited by several physi
Clans Of high standing, but with all their efforts grew
worse. Mt became emaeinted any living
could ho. Ny physicians then adj i.ed to visit the
Aes hnny Springs. did 50; Ha~ cnnied there my
bod being unable stand sit u; used the about
len day; commenced improving at and finally
restored to health. have no RESTITUTION in saying tint
owe my restoration To hosh entirely the Of this
water. md believe had it been Tor this powerful
ngeni would now hn been ia the gave
HIRAM HUFF
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We oheeriully recommend the water ol the Aerhanv
Springs, believing, WE do, tint there is water
which has been discovered TINT oluim the high mer
its this can. We hive had frequent opportunities al
witnessing the wonderful effected by il In Ner.
voua ind Cltanonus di.cases. and long standing aud
confirmed cases of Dysrepsr. We have hesitation
IN recommending to persons afflicted with any OF tie
above discusses wi have been suffering from my de-
mnRement ot the stomach or liver. We believe its
medical qaulities unsurpassed by any knlwn walcr.
JAMES NJ. G. KENT. NJ u.
SAM'L A. Nc 3DNkEY, NJ. ID.
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fT ~ virtue o decetal order ~ the Circuit Court
1 Tor the city OF Lynchburg, procured ut the June
Term ast.n the case of Wilson aud wife vs. Gregory.
the uh1e s'ghed Commissioner appointed for that pur
pose will Saturday tie 9th day of SEM ember nrt
ON The premises coed to sell the House and Lot in
the bii aud proceedings mentioned, This lot is stun.
e in oneothe most desirable portans of the city-on
9th stfee-cortaning ri nm ecle, with good House
IN MIST rate repair uponii; adjoining the lot e A. WI.
inns.
credit Of six aud twelve months will be given--ihe
nrohasei exec utnE negotiable notes. satisfactorily en-
dorsed AID the title retained A. further security
ED. CHRISTIAN, Com'r,
July 28- 3w&dtds
~ L IN
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.,,n BIoopsHEp.-Quite serious riot
klor AM IN New York on Tuesday night, on the
oeuer Of Anthony and Centre streets between f
Turner'S an l Pi
md Mccullough sev was s' beaten head
shoulder .,.a1 and sent to the Hospital Many 9th
fractuf ora " slightly injured Numerous arrests
ers wei eao eTbe Germans were armed with
were ,'r, " ran barrels, knives, &C., &c.
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WATERING PLACES,
Allegheny Springs.

Wis Watering Place Is situated In tho county of
- Montgomery, Va II miles rem the Va. ( Tenn
harea.i some 80 mile. the city of Lynehburp
ana withm 10 m lea ef the beautiful village of ehfis-
,,ahshhfg' immediately u banks of the Roanoke
river aud Ia surrounded by the most beautiful and
loVey scenery IN the Union. The Improvement.
are ai new having teen erected within The Inst 10
months, and arr OF the nnn,i,r able charncfer-
"e water Is known a yet limited exiont hnt has
ee'n snheenly tested 10 ustfy the pfonfienrs IN stat.
ing to the public their huar, nyirtnn that the ae AT
= VIII entirely relieve and permanently cnrc IN, nnr ~
h'ieh with Nervous or CRfaReoBs Diseases, y.peie or
any diseas" originating from dsor,ni state of the
stomach OF liver We might say much ns To tho efficacy
Il this water, but wishing To be accused o. attempt
ing 10 pun into n, tee have though. il best to annex
q lew certificates from gentlemen of the very hieheat
character Who have had its good effects either demon.
hhed IN their owr cases hive witnessed il in thai
o others. This rlaceis Of EASY ACCESS. as persona
can come within 81 miles the cars Of the Va Tenn
ha'foaf where they will be by first lass % neh
- convey them 10 the Springs he pnprintora having
m"de arrangements with MIR. + + Wills a y lite md
e'comnodatin ggcntlem,n to correct his coach with
each TAIN lie will hive safe and accommodate ny lr-
"rs We will be- teady TO receive Visitors by the lst
day OF June. Rooms. If spoken for. reserved.
HOLT. COLHouN Il co.
n B-Persoss sending Tor water after tho la day of
June will bo charged iof II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BIN WIN. II. MosBy. Auctioneer.

On Satn,ny a,rnne. the a9th inst. will be sold on
MARKET sueel lot OF Household Furniture, cnbrac NO
tue usit variety belonging Ia uu estate
Carriages and Harness-WIfl l4 added +, tho
ahove' god second ham, Carriages and arnoss. l.
first rnte orler.
Also: Several articles OF furniture viz: Sofas
bead'teads, "ashstands, Rocking Chairs, Mahosan,
Cabinets. &c, ~, We,
iy2S2t G RICHARD PHELps Ape,,r