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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
GOld and Silver Ware Mandatory.
n. SlLyEKTIIOEkN n co,
Main st, Lynchburg, Va.


G W Il have ju-t wed. from The N"tth,rn tic,
~ inrge supply OF Watches and 1ewelry, Which
d. Wee purchased in person and We can therefore
warrant every article sold
In the stock will be found fine gold aud silver lever
Watches, from the finest Cl]RONOMETER, down 10
PLAIN article nil ot which genuine and perhaps til
be.i assortment everope ned in this market.
In the Jcwcry line will say tint article be
cn.lcd for which not able Ia offer.
A LARGE AND WILL SELECTED rock of centlemeu's
Vest md Fob Chains, ind Ladies Bienst Pms ant Eur
Ri rs. \ &C. ~ Il be found very attractive.
GoLD AND SILVER W RE.--Vo invite specnl atteu
ton ais" facilities in manufacturing Guild aud
SrlFer W., lmgr assortment ot which is kept ,ou-
-antly I'D, aud deserves the inspection of all who
wish In purchase
RfrAlWSo.-Watches, Jewery aud all articles ri
Gold and Svei Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons yi-itins Lynchburg and desiring my arrclt
line will find II their advantage cnl and
amino the stock We uuxious exhibit thesr
goods, Knowing thai the superiority % our mportuons
and the unsurpassed rkmnnshp of our mnnuuclurins
cant OF be exc He'd
MAY Il
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WHAT THE cRl1IcssAY:
Miss Harlan may henceforlh take rank among
II most successful female novelisrs of the United
Sntes Ace York Commercial Adgey1iScr.
.1hcexcelIent ton pcr,aing it will make it one of
IT. most popular ficous OF the present year-Ihjla
E,1iag NaH
"ihe moral of the story is prominent and unex-
cetionnbl; bcnnty and truth havo claspcd hand in
its recital Johannesburg Ac7rS.
'Weteke especial pleasure in commanding this car
not, chustely wrteu and exceedingly iudicions story
among the brllaut gems that have recently nude
ther Aprearanre.-A american CoUrtor Plata.
a work Of imagination admirably exccuied.-PhAa
CHRISTIAN ObSurr
Wecommcnd il as among the ceyerest novels that
hue been written '-fhia. ncuag Baliefiu.
1t will found quite as interesting the last Northern
noel, the Lamplighler,"-rHaH Amer
Possessing far more interest ard exhibiting great
evidence Of talent than of our lady writer's have
brught ont for 1,any day."-Godeg's Lady'S Book
"A novel of uncommon excellence, certainly su rior
tony Virginia novel we recnllect have read
Tn pictures at Nireinu country lie with its anus,
mets, exercises, and The Hbs and popularity Of the
pe'pc faithfully and graphically sketched, and
of these sketches hive all the freshne, and soft
mes ofwold pictures by our best nuthors R Fram-
"tone' is book fgrcat merit, and we recall ,ortio
with displayn thorough knowledge of that art which
largely into the character Of every iac. Ter
Wsmcan the art Of the racoateur -Souihe,7. Lii Ness
i'm 20
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MECHANICAL.
W. coNANr, wM. A. wALpnoN, D. sLIszEK,
New Furniture Ware-R0OmS.

oNANT. waldo RON q Z o.
yNouLD Re peetfuly inform their men : a"n =,
w public generally that they are no" receiSahE ~
heir Furniture Ware Rooms Nlaif ST. a re" ,,oo'
,eey the Noryell House, their stock OF Hose
Mahogany. Walul. aud other Furaiinre together W''
great many articles in Inc way Of House keeping t'a
re useful as well a. Ornamental, have never o,i2i'
cen introduced to thi, market All 81 "hlt nave nv"
lcted from IIou.e. Month enjoying the highest repn
Zion for good aud fiithul work.
They have nIso connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department
which they have engaged wurkmen ct shliiahd 'Nl"
fence anl are therefore prepared To have nmdr [" e-
Ter uul ol good rfai, my piece ei iufni ne ti
~ be ordered. They would add lhut ins5 are pre-
jared to niirt ercate Inducements 10 persons winning
aything in tie way FURNITURE, than IS ever be-
ore been Offered ia this market. AMI they hope by a.
iuo. attention business merit and receive at Ieas
4 portion oi the ublic patronage.
CONANT WALDRON & co.
n B-We would spy our 81 friends aud custom
Is tret we continue Ia manufacture at our Did -snd
= Bridge ST all kinds If + bacco MJulds AMI the
Ike anil We solicit n continuance OF thrir iavora.
p,ar IL +. c, W c.
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Iow consists Of two PlpWs, placed one before
the her, ON the sumo beam. he forward takes "a
rrw from nret to s5r inch, deep, separating The roots
81 he grass vegetable matter and lays it, alice suftace
down. ia the bottom oi the previous furrow; II the
hlud one fellows from t5lr inches deeper, and
and deposits its size that of the forward
Il being raised aud turned the sub soil is broken aud
mcowei, and spread loose aud evenly the ,ward,
or,ln the augu ige of the State Agricultural Committee
NJ New York, in their report OF 1850, it makes n
seed bed almost ~ perfectly n spade
We will keep constantly hand large lse ormeni
ii SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow AID white
Pine, Oak. Walnut, &c., whirh will sed at regular
boat wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber Will
lind il their ndvuutagh t. purchase tiese Works,
Icy have tHe lumber worked and drns sed to or
,er, thereby saving the expense of hauling
We will ais rrodv made
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Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

on md nltcf Iht lUth Jniy, our Bl0ts Will Icnve
l. u.hbulg tor Richmond w,cklA, VIZ: Tuesday,
Thursday >atuldny,al directly after the
riyal of the Western Passengers from Lyneburg
are w. niglts and one day the Bouts; and those
who lavn buseess in Richmond. without lossin-
time, save 50 SO by ticking thi- For Churoues
yiIr tr weekly tohehes connect in Scousviie; leave
Lynchburg p IN, arrive il Cha oo'csviIle day
at > p m. BOYD, EDMUND \ DAVE NPoaT.
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Thirty DAYS Grace.


"lffl view OF dl-Posing OF his present stock and
W milking room tor one much larger the subsrrib-
vii tor the next thirty days, offer such inducements
10 lllpse wishing to purchase Flu niture for CASH as
werenever enjoyed in this market.
Inc present stock made order. and will com
iavoably with nny in the market. it consist in
part, of the fe wing rtices SO a. circular aud shield
back Divans, Tee IA Teies, Rocking Plain aud Fancy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas with Rock
inI Arm, and Pariur Chairs match Sidebuards vith
marble wood tops, Dressing Bureaus with al d with
out marble tops, Wushstnnds MAJ bic or wood tnps
God and Cane seat Roc kers, Wood, Cane and Rush
seat Chairs OF different patterns, Cottage Furniture und
Painted Chamber Sets, lain half and whole marble
tops French Curtun ulster Post, Gothic and Cottage
Bed,teads Mahogany, ulnu and Bronzed Iron Hat
Rock French, fuea and Hoop Gard Tables. Centre
and Sofa Tables, with marble tops, Mahogany French
Exter sion Dining Tables WY fine article, Mancga-
ny or Walnut Dining and Hall u Entry Tables Work
and Cardle Stands Cntpet md Cane seat Counter
Stoos Wardrob Pier Glasses Whal.N ots and y hat
Not Desks, &c &c. An Inspection ofstoc> IS respect
fully solicited. Il. FOLkES,
Waierooms3 doo,s below Liberty Warehouse.
july III
n krn
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
Fare from LynchbUrs

To Lexington, - - 70 MN, p.ur- 81 SO
" ok Alum. ) so " Sweet nnd Red B 90
Wnrm& Hot Sp'gs..5 90 " Darger's Springs.-2 50
nUR Packrt Boats leave Lynchhurg, Tor Buchanan.
~ daily (S'ndn execrted) ut II, and ani,e ut
p IN Returning leave buchanan, duly M m (Sun-
days txrcplrd) and arrive in Lynchburg. IT pm
At Mouth River tie Bunts with daily line OF
stages for Lexington. Rock and Bath Au =, Warm aud
Ho Springs; Glmcrs Mill viii the stage for Natur
al Bridge md Blu, hanau with iva ir, the Willie
Sulphur: by the Sweet and Tie other by Dagger
Sprnies.
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CITY FURNITURE wARBRooMs,

49, II !
'VNulH Establishment, now the most extensive of ..
4 hnd IN III southern States. is fitted up with tie
most modern and approved machinery. offers to those
wanting Furniture ducements that be surpas-
sed il this section of county.
Tho manufacturing department is under the mmedi.
ate supervision ot the best mechanics in Virginia.
aud thu quality of the work will compare favorable III
thohesi that be made. IN nddiliuu to the large
stock n homemade work, select OF North
rrn work manufactured expressly for TIN. market, Is
kept stan on hand. TIN Wiiu ding opportunity
Ia purchasers, cnmrar the quality and price OF both
the home made and Northern Furniture.
Every article manufactured IN this establishment i
'carTdnted to he good a. the est and will be sod
cheap the cheapest The Northern Furniture Will
MT bc guaranteed in any respect, but IN nil vii
be sold at very sma per ctnlum cost, and charges
for transportation. as it kept Ia n,nyc gonI rs
all times If all kind. of Furniture thauthe
lden at realizing any profit from its sale.
Housekeepers viii find "A chic variety Of Window
Shades aud Coniccs. Heterogeneous. Water Coolers
Ac., Nc, all OF which is offered the most accomt+u
dating term, and prices TINT cannot fail 20 Please
All good. securely packed, md delivered at the pcpoi
line would do we'll Civ, cali before purchasing
clseD here. A. WINSTON
n. B-An calls in the Underwriting line ute ded to
with promptncrs and despatch. md nil possible acn
ton pad. Orders from the country filed at one hour
notice, large lot of collins and metallic burial raso.
are kept always on hand. Pntcs materially reduced
July 1876 A. WINSTON.
~ Lynchhurg Republican cory. Bedford sentinel
/ Floyd lrteigrncer. Salem R,puh ic-ar, LewisburS
Chronicle and Wythnyilt Telegraph COPY Init ami send
accounts this office.
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Dissolution.

FBNIIE pnrtner4i heretofore existing undcl the firm
4 and style ri Roll x Jennings in the pr prict rship
of the Cube House, has this day been dissolved, hy
muuul The subscriber hns purchased the IN.
r ,ntercst OF Mr. Jennings and will hereafter be the
SOLE rrol ricor lie respectfully solicts conrin
uanec fe liberal patronage hr has heretofore receive
from his friend, and the public orally promising TIM
pms expense SIND be spared torendcr them
Portable while they stop with him.
june 9Th, 1891. (ts) ROBERT II. BELL.
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or terms Will be cashier negotiable paper satisfac
tarily endorsed.
Inc subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
ne Bestowed him for the last fourteen >eara lie has
len n business in Lynchburg. woul Just aenton that
h' viii still continue his former business heretofore
tnd hoPes win the additional facilities ls now has and
y the constant attention he feR deterr ined to give 10
II business in all its various buncles to- merit "a CON
annanre =" the patronage Of liberal public.
senf 23-ts GEO G. CUR.E.
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Turk Linen Bathing Towels

FANliE excellence ii these towels consists in their
L sharpness, heNbuty and powder of absorption
rendering them very valuable tor battling purposes. For
sale by JOHN. II. SEAA co,
Jun 3 Druggists.
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Seed Store.

4 hRrcKER otter. ior seIo olh'SEEp STORE,
a. pposlte the Bank Nueiuin, thu following cat
nngue o cla seed, l. which lac invites tue attention
ri thasc IN wnht Of pure article:
Red Glover, Lucerur.
Hybrid Clover. 1imolhy.
SarLu Glover. Mnskeet
Orchnrt GIuss, Evergreen.
Randal aIa4s, Herd Grass, ruic,
Blue Grass and Grccn-Sward. Tor ynrds on lawns.
nnlIt
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ffthe Train is stopped for passenger between mn,
of the above mined points, the char wbr matoffon
the poipr last passed by the Train. md charge vii
be less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any 6nso.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxoep those
who take the .ars where tickets are .old, !
will be charged by the conductor Per cent ia nj
don TO the regular rates It fare. provided, however
that In case shall he receive than ten.
than fifty cents from any passenger 10 any punt
the road
Servant. vii be required Ia have two passes. 10
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the on luc
tor. which passes, must be explicit migrating the VI
leee travel the Free oolorcd persons bo
required produce therlree pnpersor they viii not be
permitted to travel on the care.
Jun 10 Il. III GIL l., ten' Supit.
~ All papers advertising tor tins Company will
please stop all adv rtisrmensu relation to Passenger
Faie and inset the HhUVe .ntes
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Summer Arrangement,
80
VA. Il TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Houis.

ON and after Monday. April Sd, tl.s Express all
" and Passenger Train will leave Lynchhurg daily,
(exceri Sundays att A NJ and arrive Big Spring
I04 M
Returning leave Big Spring at3 i5'P NJ. aud
rive in Lynchburl at ?. 7. NJ.
stopping each way, only at Forest, Goo les. Lowry.
Liberty. Oak Mules. Lisbon, Bufprd's Bobsaoks
Gish's Mil Big Lick Salem, Dyalls. Thomas and Bg
Spring. THOS. SHARP. Grn'L snpt
~
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ii undersigned having had charge Of the above
Works from I'M, announcement. under the tnrn'e
Pppriter, Mai. A Ellison. Jr. asks lc say the
kul-Road pubic that he has engaged with the te-eat
Proprietor nnd will continue it, manage mert hoping by
us los experience in Raj lond works ard
trttion to the work entrusted him merit the ap
probation aud liberal patronage al the public
A. NETTLETON, Manager.
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY
Ia ~ - N sFsss


THESE WORKS hive be- set in operation i'll
l all the lnest iupgored Mochiu,ry for Wood aud
lrn work. aud upon scale commensurate with the
" t,ts Of the out and West. fer Car construction
lore lhnn hundred cars oil tl description have
e,a ma H. nj these work. or the Virginia j. Tennessee
Etl Ruad
Presidents and Eng 'ers' of Rail. Roads respect
aty lnv d TO bestow the patronage, they may
iynp1p hayng thci woik finished IN strict pance
IL Il. ~ plnns aud awIngs or after tie most
move ,lnus al Cun,tulcn, at prices satisfactory.
southern Esail-IeOHds
" no longer be compelled - obtain tier Cars from
III, subject 10 large expense and li-k of Truns-
toltat,on. GEO. q. CURLE Proprietor
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THE + EMAIE SY STEM.
Liver Cnmnlhint Debility

Extinct rora james llrri E-q : Lctlr' .Acxandrin,
Na-Altcr speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
Says: Mrs. II has bean suffering with the liver
Pmint md with nnhiluy, constantly comIainne, Gom
weakness. through her whole system. She ENJOY.
bcltor health than Tor tniry years being entirely
ed hy the usr al HdmptoH'S lrgffJbte Ifncturc ~
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exururt from n
Leucr IromJ q imes, ESQ, Lonlon county VA NJ,
wiIc las been for years afflicted with great weed
pain IN the breast, side aud buck; ralpnntouf the
hehi; fecheues ct tie nervous system; lus ~ appetite
complex ion saow the ighi of eye almost gone, the
oth,r weak. ! am pleased say, Hampton $
Imrtpc has restored herto perfect health Her ever
are good now ever they were.
~ Call and get plamrhets
Sold 10y J. II. SEAt. n co, Lyncll re-, Sewers
Scotsvilic,A J. BROWN, Charlotte, nic, aud 10y all
Druggists throughout the State. var % ia ely
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Port w althall Line.
FuNHE beautiful and iavorie stcanbaath I~A@ "a
l. AUGUSTA, under thn command OF Ssss.sxsTa==
Capt VIM @. Smith. $50 long dnd fayorably Known To
the travelling community the Potomac aud james
iiver.) is running the line vim Port Wal.
thall and is furnished wlh l. Il T. BOAT
Life Preservers Force Pumps. and ali the APPLIANCES
luired by Act of Congress the safcy at Pnss
myers
The Cars running II, with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday o'clock NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but few steps TO walk to the Cars.
The Cars runnii from Petersburg City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg
days above, alta A from the Depot of the Apo
matox Il, Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
10 ga from Lynchburg Their by the Packet Boats OF
Danvilie Railroad Richmond, by way of the South
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there next morn
ing TO Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk thr after
rate days viz Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturdays nj
Sd AN.
81. The Augusta will stop Old Point, both going and
returning regularly throughout the BARKING Sensnn
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point 81 0c
Ears between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
- Grove Wharf, --.----.---------- l so
5hiIdren over three years and twelve
ledft Of age. half price
VI sencH, e" on
through, 81
Gany point Il e river. | 90
w 20
{cts THOS. DODAMEAD. Supf
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MERCHANTS.
sEAsURys SHOE 8 HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. ~

reoeisit a large supply great variety of spting
4 a summer Gouds | am confident tn has newer
been opened in Lynohburg such a..attinent OF a
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSkINS, BOOTS,
LIMBS and WALKING SHOES; GEN tLEMBNs
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. sLIrPERSN fuMPs
MISSES GATTERRS BOOTS and SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS AMI SHOES and CHILDREN'S SHOES by
the small cART-LOADli
Also splendid assortment Of aFs's .noIs and osiL
pRrSs sunsER mars and cars. Also Travelling
Trunks, Carpet 90 Nniisas, Umbrellas &c. &c.
My two oldest sons are with a. Statesmen. an IL
Is my purpose have avory accommodation extended
my customers which reason will approve. To a very
liberal community my besefelt thanks rendered
with TINT all 81 ali be done that ought be,
secure its continuance. T. sEABURN.
B.-My friends viii find some one in my store nj
almost every hour, day night. exception the Snbbail
a. that da, tLefe i aBmiuancr, OF course T. s.
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WIN. \. HANNAH

As now open aud Ion sale, most desirable
stuck Of Spring aud mnor goods, 10 which tp
beg- leave Ia call the atenol OF his friends aud thu
public generally His assortment Is incomplete and Al
Il. low prices u a. in the market. lie would enl
particular aiicuou lu his stock Of
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also, splendid stock II furnishing goods iof gen
temuu. among wiish may he four
SHIRTS, COLLARS S,GLOV &c.
Al Of ii, newest siyl'- aud best .ascs Buyer. Wi
confer u favor by looking through my stock bef're puf
ohn.ing, rs ! am determined 10 sell ns cheap ~ Ito
chespeet mnr 81 Is
qy-EsLrra. md lhzefIe
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- BBiS Sluau.s c. Sugar.
> % Gound, Clarified & Crushed do
20 huNcs Loni S1gar,
10 bhis \ o Moasses,
10 hhd- L. r. do.
100 bsgs Rio Coffee
50 Lneuiu, do.
10 Prime old JuYn 10,
% boNc. Adamanlinr aud Sperm Candles
latge lot I Clovei Orehari Gins, aud Timothy srrl
Can -oon ~ we are selling cheap.
ff.b9af.l YOUNGER 4 sMlTH
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Rral the Follow ing Ceaihoaie ifrm Lady endorsed
by P1,tmasler Il. =. Cooper:
CApoN BmDor.
Hampshire county Va March ls 1854.
NJ T. y. E0opey- D.Hr Sir Agreeable Your
quest aud my desire To hsnrht tie afflicted. here
BY eery the g,eat rrei hnve received from the
I Of Hampoas Tegctabir 1mcfnre
~n- tnken with ayiOent lDipaatt0n. rather Hut.
tr,ing anl trembling Of the heart Which continu.d
crn dn,s II seemed IA fmy heart Ind almost forgotten
it, Office fh family became ularncd aud procured n
boie Of This valuable medicine aGd beloIe hnd nken
neat bottle OF this Tmefne Of Hampioa's wus
/ tircly relieved.
Thu is the nitd Instance Of relief in my fnmly .r.n
the oi this valuable Medicine. I - -, .rnrs
nro WINS laid Mp with liberation Of my arh fleet
nj what i, general, called ilk leg. md host n TASTE
and appetite mud the s1te, WI ch foet inches
! ~ aud down. mud half WY around my ankle. rejected
every effort Ia heal until proc,red Homptous Veg
tirhr 1ncIuie.one bottle # which rcsnrrd my health
lcnlr m, ankle aud nm lrcer from swelling tlan for
| the last thirty gears
Agan, u my daughters very lnW from
i, y, and VIII, ste begnn sit up her feet
mrnocd welding, whiah increased every 'la, aud began
10 be very painful sar sd bottle ot Hampton's
Tincin,c the pHia- were nssunf"d tue swelling sub
ted md her honth teiurneI-Ne kept her legs ban
dared with strips 81 nplcu ud her strength isturl I'D
hive ben thus paititu,ar TINT oth.r4 IN Ter similar
circumstances nigh be induced 10 ayul themselves
ihi. remedy. iuul, with re.reet.
EiizABEfH EpwARDs.
do hereby certify tnt | am PERSONAL, acquainted
with Mr- Edwards. nni can sulely recommend the
bovc statement to be correct
+ CoosER, Postmaster,
Cnpou Bridge llampsnirc county, Va.
~ j., cne Ladies' and Children will please give l.
Iri1
Spaee eR nat p,rna 10 name hnndrcds al others,
Geo. ". Goodrich. G0pt. rhoa Genot, Robert Gonlt,
james Snyth cured Of rheumatism.
John Pervul s. a Griffin Iohn Luke, Rev V. Esk,
rnpr s Nnyy aud thousands oth, re cured of
Dyspepsia, Scroula Cough. Lso Complaint. Bronchi-
is ST Vnu,' Dance, sc We refer citizens.
Gail IA them.
Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of RheamatiSm, Dyspepsia, Liner Com
ptaintt The perdict has gone forth! AHadmii
that champions Iincturt" has no Superior !
ScorrsyLtE Alhcmarls Go, Nn
March 23lh, 1888
McsUs Mortimer y Norbroy :-Gcntlcmen--l have
been afflicted tor tie last eight ycnrs with hhrun aiism
DNpap-in mud Liver Complaint, -ufrrne MI the whilc
width pains IN the shoulders, hip ba,k md side, shift.
ing from one side to the other, Pnlptaon of the hrnr
loss OF appetite, cold sWcats nj neut, excessive
nnd gict debility and weakness tricd many
rem uie- which dime me good, but taIici grew
worse. Lust fail | ndvised - Try "llaupton's
Vegetable lincuie and umharpy to say II huz cured
am free from oil pnin Hnd IN The enjoyment
OF perfect heal hand tai pleasure in recommend.
ing the 1ineiure 10 all ulll cited us hive been
Yours, JAMES NJ. NOEL
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.ay, Flow, Harows, cult yalots Corn Shelters Chu ne
al various patterns and of the improved aud la ,st
-te And Hay Presses. aud everything necessary fer
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely getting lusi
as good les al these Works they at tie NORTH
ur af, other works, nd at Northern prices.
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GAS, GAS! CASH!

DERSOAS wishing their houses ftei GH bur ing
L Gas will find some strong Inducements offered. by
applying IL the subscriber. hive GOOD workmen md
superior stock oil materials a q. DABNEf.
n. q All orders lur fitting up Tobacro Factories
rec iced within ,ixt day. payment vi" not be required
heIir the 1st Of jun, 1888.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
NOW 70 CHEAP GOODS.
Go 1 and See.

l AM Determined 10 ,ose the hn ance Of my srlcn
1 lid stock o Sum Il u Goods | will'scll much
lower prices hnu the goods have been sold this
sea'on, in any huse. me supply youl self with beau
liinl high ealorei English Prints perfectly inst ut 9r
worth Is. also f,ss French black and white prints,
DC viii sell M, fac black French c oths, Gussin res
aud Nestnes prices never before heurd Of. Brhwn
and bleached Cations, Apron Checks, Bed-tekng, Ia
bic Linens. &c, Nc.
Please give me call am not particular ubout
prices. ! want to close the stock.
Il. 4. LEWIS,
Sign White Eng East Mann st Lynchburg
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