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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-10
Genernl Inflammation.

Thi. In.tiuu,uu BE- heated IN Souru P,ul',
thr plrciptl village 0i che town az Pars, che shire
ulONErI County, " b. f,r riruies' walk from
.tst,on of the \. & 81 l.. Railroad, o. ah1ut ore
Lauf's distance ium Portland, aud easily Icccssi.
Do from ali r,u. cd New Er-hri
The design 1T che Normal Institute b. o. af'rd
Noun. Grutstu,r aul Nuur. Ladies suitable o..
.i..ti,. ipr becoming h0uuu-by arQui0tri With
90 thr strIiss taught in PrHIir ur select srhn"ls
Nnulius viii De- spared Go make thc l1slliuir proc
alI'r ts aH who r,y ar'Ut-ln make 20 a. "N'r-
utI school" such asthl common schools yi Maine
Uru,1I.
On. i,-,sust,rs, believing ihat l-1r7.n- BE- best
.r......f I, s.ItJl- arI diligence" and t.Ht more
.r.r.1.r. unan thr m1urcr 1T stul,inE than upon
.Hr rurilr. of studies attended o., crt,INor, ne
..I ,s ru..rl'r, tp direct tlr 600 .ruis attention
Oh trr 20 nrr's of rr.h smdy Tuur.d, su tl1i
fha mind may tlru'N 8rUufr hrt.hhl uHgI-
.TIng.srH U,euur arru.t...UI fl 10 i's uNu i.Ht-
a- TLr, well, ih,r..Hr, encourage r' more
..n1ie, @, BE- uhcl ean can be iH"rslsh! under
.f..A Aa
Ir.trr-tIrn viii N given in thr Classical l70.
...e... s1 GrHs ls required Or 1aui-sIHr o. Col.
f... aI.p 90 flr IrJl.l, German, Snli.h lui
italian. ~r.,r,ing r.I Civil LHgurrriH- are
TAUGHT. BOZ connection ~ ZOO llgrgri nr.I practice.
Connected with iHr lr.tIIuuHu BE- a PuUlN ~.
.rlfr..r. vh..a u.I 'H, thH post Session, UI-NH-
...Fr. a. permanent NH..I~.lrHI, CO. tar arr.HI
I..EI.f .hH.r 900 r.f. vs...- 'n lrrT-r r.f.N-
.... ...rr.-..f t..l fH. '..t r... u' IIH.H."r,
f-....r..Hu v.. Nr given IT OH. N.iHu' ~.Ir
r..... fr...Ir. Scientific Agriculture. u1 which
a.ta c.ur-. H. evening ...f.rys NI. br given, ''
uH..E OBJ. ..'.t. ..r rH.ur..r. invite iH utf01I.
s..-rtrF, t.H-af .. connection with tu.tH.'s
Orur Ngr., aI which ur Cs.rr charge viH Dec
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BOOKS, sc
1--WE hOOk on HE SEASON
NAVE YOE READ IT.
ALONE, by Marion lIarland in one handson.
IL mo. yolume-priee : %
A. MORRIS puhl;sIa.
WHAT The cRiIICs SAY:

WHAT The CRITICS SAY:
'Miss Harlan may hencetorth take rank among
the successful female novelisis of the Upi,e5
States. '-Aeto York Commercial Adcertiscr
"lheexcelleHt ton pcrsadng it will nuke il on. -,
the most popular hctiuns OF the present year PHI,
ErtniRg Nai
"rhe moral Of the story is prominent and unex
certonabl benuty and ruth have cnsped hand. j.,
its recital '-Fredatehsturg Ncus.
awe take especial pleasure in commencing this ear,
nest, chasely-written and exceedingly udicions st,
among the brilliant gems that have r. Gently mai.
their rearHn"r-AmeilcdH COur1o, Yhua.
"a work Of imagination, admirably exccutcd-PhA
Christian ObSeyrr
"W commend il as among the eleyerest novels iL,,
have been written. '-Phaa gc1pHg Bnlletiy
at wiiltonnd quiiens interesting the last otb.r -
novel; the Lampiigher "-BaH Aaqer :.
Pussrssng far more interest a nd exhibiting ora,,
evidence ri talent than OF lady wri;,r, b,,.
broug ht ont for 7uIy la y.f-God,1's iodv's Book
"A novel nt uncommon excellence, certainly sn,, RI,
any Nfgnia novel We recuiect ever to hny, r,nd
The pictures ri |irginn country life with its anus.
mcuts, exercises, and the habits and pccuiarv ,f ,l
people, are faithfully aud graphically skptcLed md
of these sketches have all the freshness and s,
ofwmld pictures by our best authors "-R E,ro,.
Alone is book of great merit, and recall onio
which display thorough knowledge Of that art whib
ners largely into the character of every aet, Her
We mean the art OF the raeoaiepr SoutAe1n lit Nes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02

II the lain Is stopped iot passenger between an,
al the above named points, the charge Willie mn'c iron
The point lust pn-sod by the Train. mud cmtre wi
he less thnn Twenty-Five cents in my
Passengers WHO do not procure lcke- teKccPt lhose
who take the .Nrs where ttrhcts mr. not suli. ]
vii be charged by the conductor, Ir1 cent. in al
ittou Ia the reEulnr htos Al n"", provided however
TINT n no case shall lac receive tim ten.
lhan fifty ceuts from anyone passenger oany put
the road.
be loit with the Ticket AGENT nnd ote with the on
tor. which misses, must he spcir in grnuiine the
leee 10 tuFe on the curs. frre colored persons be
required Ia produce hrlrrre rnpcrs.ur they viii nj be
permitted 10 trnycl ON Tie enf-.
Jun 10 l.. II GIL l., Geu'l Sut't
~ All rnpcr- advertising Tor llis Company will
phrase stornII adv rrsrnentsu rotation Ia la,.cg,r
Enlr md in-rlt In. nIrA . n
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Jew KOOks
" PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

fia"eto day receiv d. by Express, the following New
Works:
Chambers, Papers for the people 6 wis.
" Mlscrllanirs, IL "
Select Writings OF Robert Chambers vols.
Life and Work. of robert Burns, by Robert Chambers
Lite and Its Aims
Tales Of the Old Times
Genoa Pisa, and folencc by Mrs. VI. Harrison X, bin.
son.
Alone, by lady Of Richmond, Va, rev edition,
rntr's \, Forms.
Med land, by the author of Margaret Maitland
United States DIspcnsatory, edition,
An Address, by the Rev. Dr. Dun; also,
Bedni and Dr. Duff contrasted, by kirwan price lalc
"A !
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Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond /:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and nlter the 10Th July, Boats viii leave
L nrhburg Tor Richmond, lrl-weeklN, VIZ: Tuesday
Thursday & Saturday.aI directly after the
rival OF the Western Passengers from lynchburg
are two nights and one day the Boats, and those
WHO have busiaess in Richmond without LOSING
time, save e. so by taking th.route For Charlotte,
Vile rri.weekls coaches in Scoussilei leave
Lynshburg vt m, arrive in Charlottesville day
At m. BOYD EDMUND &DAFE NfOnT.
iul,
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
Fare from Iynchburg

To Lexington, ~ - 10 Nhte Sui phnf.- " oD
- Rock. Alum.-....3 30 Sweet aud Red-..3 90
Warm & Hot Sp'gs-.5 90 Dagger SIS pnngs-.2 30
nUR Packed Boats leave Bynehhurg, Tor Buchanan,
~ daily (Surdnys excepted) at m, and arrive al
pm Returning leavc buchanan, daily, att IA (Sun-
days excepied) md arrive IN Lynchburg, nj p m
At North River the Bnats with daily line OF
stages for Lexington. Rock and Bath Ala ~ Warm and
Hot Springs; Glmers Mill with tho saPe for Natur-
al Bridge and Bu. hinpn with two lines the White
SuIphuii one blythe Sweet and the other by Dagger
Springs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02
CITY FURNITURE wARBRooMs.

-saS IN
WIS L Establishment, the most extensive of t,r,
1 hind IN the Southern States i fitted up with tie
most modern and approved machinery. offers to those
wanting Furniture Inducements tlut be srpas-
scd II tins section of country.
The manufacturing department is under the mmedi.
ate supervision of one OF the best mechanics in Virginia
and the quality of the work win comnnre favorable with
best that be made. In addition to the large
stock OF homo made work, select assortment of North
work, manufactured expressly for thi. market il
Kept constantly on hand, this uilo ding opportunity
purchasers. of comparing Inequality and price o both
:lc homemade and Northern Furniture.
Every article manufactured in this estubishment is
r0,raatod to hr good the best and will be sod As
cheap the cheapest The Northern Furniture will
MT be qua nntecd IN any respect but in all case, will
u" sold at very small per ceuum cost and charges
too tfansrertaiion as it kept more In insure good
sotment all times of all kinds Of Furniture thnnhc
uica OF realizing any profit from its sale.
ionsekeepers will find chnic, variety Of Window
Nc &c, all of which is offered On the most accomm.
dnting terms, md at prices TINT fail TO p'casc
All goods securely packed and delivered at the DEPOT
Canal Tree Of charge Those wishing anything in my
line would do we'll - give eoll before purchasing
clser here. A WINSTON
\. B.-All calls in the Undertaking line attic dca to
with promptness and despatch. and all possible atten-
u"n pa d. Orders from the country filled at one hours
notice" as large lot of collins and metallic burial cnscs
nre keptalwayS on hand Prices materially reduced
lnly lsts \. WINSTON.
- IYnehl"rg Refuhl ran copy. Bedford Sentinel
t,oyd lhteicrncer, Saom R,pubiran, Lewisburs
Chronicle md Wyhs,iie Telegraph cory lm ami send
accounts q this office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02
GAS FITTING.
WATCH & JEwBLRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
II. SnVERTIIOKNA co.
Main 81 Lyf

q WE have Just received, from the Northern cite.
"a large supply OF sstehes aed JeSeifE- which
49, were purchased in person and ~ can therefore
warrant every article sold
In the stock vi be found fine gold aud silver lever
Watches from the fines; CHRONOMETER. down 10 a
plain article all Of which genuine aud perhaps Ia
best assortment opened in this market
In The Je,vely line will say that no article can be
called for which we are not able t. offer.
A LsReE ND WILL sELEcrTp srocK OF gentlemen
Vest and Fob Chains and Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Rngs Sc " u be found very attractive.
Coin ASp SILVER W ,Kr--Ne invite special sttcn
ton also to orr facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver Wers, large assortment OF which Is kept Ton
staniy on ns1d, aud deserves the in.peainf Of all wh"
wish IL purchase.
Observation-Disclosures, Jewery and ull articles ri
Gold and Silver Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynehburg and desiring any article
IN line will hnA their advantage "a chlla eS-
anime the stock We anxious to exhibit thoses
gDods knowing that the superiority % our impnrntons
and the unsurpassed workmanship of our manufacturing
cannot be exeslled.
may eta
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Tarrant's Entryesent Settler Aperient,

THIS is OF fhe most delightful, well As the mild
L est purga,yes before the public. 1t pos-c-sos
all fe medical virtues Of the approved srlni apo
rent Ii is in the form of ruvder carefully putu Ia
boties and merely requires water to be poured upon H.
producing, instant pleasant eicrvc.out beverage
with the sparkling agreenbeness OF Soda Nrer 1t ucts
gently upon the sssem and the digestive pow
ers when inactive and exci'e- healthy md vigorous
zone the stomach giving the patient renewed health
and strength. Fer sale by
aug 2ts JOHN II. SEAY & co. prug'ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02
W. coNANr, WI. A. wAIDRoN, II. srrszrl
New Furniture Ware-R00mS.

NANT. WAIDRON Co,
NTOULD Re. pccttuy inform their icn : and the
w public generally that they receiving nt
heir Furniture Ware. Rooms on Mai ST., IA tew door,
below the Noryell House, their stock Of Rose Wood
Mahogany Walnut. and other Furniture together wit,
geet many articles in the way Of House keeping that
useful we'll a. ornamental, 1t have never before
been introduced TO this market AHo which have been
selected from houses North enjoying the highest rcpI
tn'ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected With thir r.tahli, hmert
Manufacturing Department,
in which they hive engaged worhmeu at ,kIaad cxpc-
ience, AMI therefore prepared have mndc To or
der, out ofgood ma erinl any piece of furniture thai
may be ordered. They woul add that tnrv are IRE.
pared offer greater Inducements p,rgons waning
anything in tie wayofFURNI re, than lbs ever be.
tore been ed in this market md they hope by a,
siuous attention business merit and receive at lea,
portion of tho ubGr patronage.
CONANT. WALDRON 4 co.
y. B.-Wc would say our odd frIent, md custom.
ers tat continue 10 manufacture. our old stand
Bridge st, all kinds Of T,hacco Maulds an the
Fkc. AMI we solicit continuance of their avors.
mar II Is C., W. c..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02

ON I71ms Will be cashor nogoinblc paper safislac
turi'v endorsed
l,e subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
bestowed him for the last fourteen years he has
h"rn n business in Lynchhurg. woul Just mention that
be viii still continue his former business Ne heretofore
and hnpes. with the additional facilities IL now has. md
10y the constant attention he feels nrd give
Ms business in all its various branches to mer, CON
uuunnce al the patronage of liberal public
sept 23ts GEO & CuRLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02
s 20 REV ARD

ID AN away ffomthe subscriber. the 18th May,
II negro man named MIKE. belong NJ - Mr. -
Dance. ufPuwhatun county. Va. tn" sud negro is "A
bout f. inches high, well 81; hlerkbgtwreh - aud
30 years old he wears Navy Cup, hi oter clothing
not remembered. The above rewards VIII be given
delivered to me section 10 Va 4 Tenn Railroad, ia
lask co.. Va, 80 it lodged IN jail whore eau get
him. JACOB RuMBDUbH.
juuSls
rY-Rchmand VIZ and Buchanan Recorder copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02
WHEAT THRESssERs.

hlCGl I'D \ BRO hive on hand and are constant
- ~ having manufactured Wheat Thrpshers with
nerse overs o the most aPt'ov'l pattern, and pui
p in the most substantial manner.
These Im"shrs have hren used hv renv Of tire
Farmers in the surrounding conutrv ia the last five
ar. and give universal satisfaction:
q Orders attended T., with rro,nnt MSS
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Summer Arrangement,
- - - -;|sy
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.

IIofelsed bpecu anu OuaIIga OF fIUUIB'
On AMI after Monday April ID. tn Expire. al
~ and ras.elrrr Tram viii leave lynrllurg DAN,
teNcept Sanay.,l att VI. ond arrive At Big Spring at
lnI \ NJ.
Retu,uioe lcayr Big Spring ats A. Z. NJ. and
rivc in Lynchburl Mt 2. 7. NJ.
stopping each way, only at Forest, GoJies. Louys,
Liberty OAK Mulen, Lisbon luord's lionsaeks.
Gi.hs Mil, Zig Link. Salem. DyaPs Thomas aud b
Spring THOS. SHARP Grn'L Supt
mar osts
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For Rent

INliE 81 scriber having mnde arrangements To leave
l. the city, wishes the house aud lot where he
Ives for the reminder of the seur. For mp.
ply to myself or Mr. Henry !, Brown.
aug dts &. G.. WINGFIELD.
NEW FLOUR MEN FLOUR Of the best
L ' quality, in rucks Tor sale ut
lny II = rNNeuORNE'S MILLS
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Gents Fine Soft Hats.

GEABUKX opened Yesterday nr follows:
y Gents Wide wake Hats :!
'While Nebrnsku' -
fP KNOW NOTnlNGS," al
"Nuukin soft.
Low Grown Pearl luA -
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

rIsHE excellence OF these towels consists in their
l. sharpness, feNibiy and powder of absorption,
rendering them very valuable for bathing purposes for
sale by JOHN II. SEAN& co,
mu 3 Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS
Loekets, Pins, Rings, Bracelets,
FOR DAGI ERIkEOTNpES

L0ckets. flns. kIirs, DTdctltts,
FOR GlEKREOTNPE>.
$500 S%s per Aa 1s ..9' GS E sfs " the b"
,,hse amount of fine lockrts Plus Bracelets, Rngs.Ac,
ruade expressly for Dagueueorypes OF beautiful de-
sign. and FINE QUAL1TA,-nd Us thy 'pur-
all their goods direct ot the manufacturer, they
eual led -e them, with picture complete nj rn-t
PEI lower than they car be had this side of Bat
tiaor and they want il distinctly understood thut If
Iho-c WHO purchase from them do find every thing
IL. represented they can return he article and hnve
the money TIE citizens OF Lynchburg, und those vis
ting the city. respectfully solicited call at their
Gallery, md examine ttor stock AZ various sys Of
ri tunes whether they may wish Pictures not; rooms
ulwuy- open md free to visitors.
& W MINIS & co.
Galleries in Lynehburg, Main 81. two door. from
Bridge sire t,ndjoining the store of DIR. Lyman;
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, and MINI Richmond, Va
CIV MINIS & n = TANNER.
July 3lis
~ Bed Sen, Floyd Ihteilgeneer, aud Roanoke Rep.
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silver and Plated Ware,
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND On HAND
Oh HilDS N. o. Il T. r. Sugnt,
~ 40 bl4. Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbls. Luai Crushed, and Pul
verified Sugar,
100 bags Rio aud Laguin Coffee.
20 bags Superior Old Jlvn Coffee,
Is hhds Cuba anil +. X. Molasscs,
20 hbls n. q. Molasses,
20 tons Bur Iron, assorted
do, Hoop and Band do,
do. Blsterd 81,
| do. Cnst and Shear do,
10000 lbs Bacon.
200 Sides Sole Leather,
70 do. Black Upper do
40 doz Cnf Skins,
20 " Pink Ii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1900 Hulcs Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnphurgs.
80 Boxes Sperm and Adananne Candies,
80 do. llull& Sons Patent do,
Is do Soap.
10 do Starch.
400 kegs Nails, 3 toGO ny,
10 Writ Nas
Is bb4 I nnrrs' OIL,
40 ON, Peruvian Guano.
200 sacks Salt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02

Heal the tJllov ing Certificate rrIn Indy endorsed
By Postmaster r. +. Cooper:
CAros BRipGE.
Hampshire county. va March III, iS5i :
Mr. =. p. Cooper Dem Su Agreeable ,our
quest and my desire 10 benefit tie afflicted here
by certify the greaf rirf hive received from the
Of Hamp0ns pegetabir 1inetmc.
| taken with violent pDipiiaiion, or rather Slut
tering AMI trembling Of the Eear which continued sew
era days il seemed i'm, heart bad almost forgotten
il office. In, family became alarmed und procured
bofe of this valuable Medicine aud beole had taken
near bottle OF this Tmcture Of Hamptoa's was en-
tirely relieved.
This is the third instance Of relief in my family rom
the of this valuable Medicine. Two or thr"e ,ears
ugo WIS hid u with nicera0n Of my ahhle from fleet
of what is generally called II k leg had lost all taste
and appetite and the WI ch joUJ inches
". aud DOWN nnd half WY around my ankle. rejected
effort 10 heal il until froc,red llamptons Veg
rtabl Tnrure. bottle OF which restored my health
healrd nv anIlIe. and am rcr from swelling than for
the last thirty rarS
Agoin one ri any daughters very low from
dyseuic v, aud when she began sit up her feet
mencrd swelling. which increased every da, md began
Ia be very paninl-sSe ns-d bottle of Hamtton's
IihciuJe; the pains assuagPd, the swelling sub
81 led and her health IeIurnel-we kept her legs ban
daged with strips OF wooden until her strength returned
hive been thus particular that others I'm Ter similar
circumstances might be induced anvil then selves OF
this remedy. Yours with rcspect.
ELlzABErn EDwARps.
do hereby certify tint am personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards, and cun safely recommend the u.
boYe statement 10 be correct
f.. CuoPER, Postmaster,
Gnpon Bridee Hampshire county, Va.
~ Delicate Lnde, and Children will please give l.
trial.
Space tral not prma 10 name hnndredS Of Others
Geo. w. Goodrich Capt. Thos. Canot, Robert Gault
Jancs Smyth, cured Of Rheumatism.
John Pcryail S A. Griffin. John Luke, Rev. V. EsS-
ridge u. s, Navy, aud thousands OF others cured of
Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Cough. Liver Complaint Hronch-
lis, ST. Vltus' Dance, &c. We refer citizens
Call them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
ptaint The perdict has gone forth! AHadmH
that champions Tinctnre" has no Superior :!
ScorTsvILLE, Albemnrle Go Va.
March 18th, 1853.
Nes@s. Mortimer g. NoWbray :-Gentlemen-l hive
been afflicted for the last eight years with hheun nrism,
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
with pains in the shoulders. hip hn,k and side, shift
ing from side the ot,r. Palpitaon Of the heart,
loss of appetite, cold sWeas night, excessive cosiye
and great debility md weakness. | tried many
rem, dies which done me M good, but rather grew
Last fall advised Try "Ilamp ton's
Vegetable Tincture and happy to say has cured
ne. am free from all pnin and in the enjoyment
o perfect heahand take great pleasure in recommends
ing the Tucture To all nilli eted us have been.
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02

Plaid Blccched and Brown Dumcatc, Calico, Linen,
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines. Win low GLASS and
Putty, Coppcras, Alur, Mndder mud Indigo, Pepper,
Giagr and Spice, Spades Shovels, Trace md Halter
CHAINS Manure and Hay Folks, Boots Shoes and Hats.
For sale or exchange for country Produceen
dating Zap, 2l-t>) JOHN HDILlNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02
Severe Case of Rheumatism
TIE + EMALE sly ST EN-.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extinct FROM james Harris. E>q.'s Letter Alexandria,
Na--Altcr speaking of wonderful cures himself, he
SAYS: Mrs. II. has been suffering with the liver COM
plant and with inabIy constantly complaining. hom
weakness, through her Whole syStem. She enjoy.
better heuth han o thicy years being entirely
ed by the Of Hampiop's leget0Jfe TiactRrc'
Diseased Side. Breast, Eyes,-Extact from n
Letter from }. q INES, E,q. Lou'ion county Va Ny
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great weel
pain in the breast, side nnl back palpation f the
haa, eeeness oil the system; loss % appetite
complexion saluw; the sight o eye almost gone the
Other weak. | am pleased say, Homptoa $
Inctuc has restored Ter perfect health Her eyes
good now ever They We're.
sg CalIund get rhnmrhlets
Sold 10y J. II. SEAY. x CO. Lynchlr re; SOWERS
Sentsvlle; a }. BROWN, Charlottesville. and by all
Druggists throughout the Suite. ,ar q d1c1v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-02

WM. :. HANNAH
HAS now open and Tor sal, most desirable
4 stock of Spring and Summer goods, To which lac
begs lenve to cn the attention of his friends and the
public generally. III. assortment is complete md NJ
low prices n. in the market. He would cali
particular aA'uton To his stock Of
Silks. Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also, splendid stock Of turnisl ing goods gen
temen, among which may be FOUL
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRANATS, GLOW ES &c.
All Of the newest styI's and best ,.nkes Buyers viii
confer favor by looking through my stock before pun
chasing, as am determined 10 sell cheap Is the
cheapest. mar 3 Is
9y.EXnress anl Gazettc cnpy.