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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-10
A Perycrso Animal Sublued.

Ala,e article on Kicking Cows N lie
Albany Cultivator, has reminded me o. .
story that was told nearly Fifty years aga,
by a worthy Eaglishman, with whom l
was mitigate. An itinersn. was ~ 8
noblemap's to exhibit feats Of hcrsensa-
ship, and the people had collected fs2sH
far and near, among whom wasihy ifisiissEss
When the man bad done with hig ava
horses, be turned and said "Now ny lord,
| am willing to ride any horse Of yours in
the same manner" Having one gsmsrks-
bly, stubborn, the noblsmaa, 10 nave some
sport, told a groom to bring her OPT I
The stranger deliberately mounted aud
urged her 10 move, but not one stepwoSf
she stir. Afler a pause, he quistly s
mounted, gave her one severe stroke siiS
his whip, and again resumed his sissAl ID
the saddle. The mare continued igS
movable, but the man preserved biz tehie
per, and got down quietly second time
repeated the blow, but with no belisi.
success. Aiterthe third stroke. howevst
she was completely subdued, and m6scl
forward with perfect obedience.
It now became evident thatihe deaga
Of the horseman was, 10 give the aniiifal
time to associate the idea Of her diso5e-
dience with the stroke that followed.
When this was established, she Waa vii
l.pr Ia ..l-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-10

Pride in Patc1es.-A little fellow
from four TO FIVE years old having per
Iforated the knee Of histro@sers was in.
tensely delighted with patch bis grand.
mamma had applied. He would sit and
gaze ponit ina state Of remarkable ad.
mirasioni andin one ofthese moods sud.
denly exclaimed,
aaGrand.ma must put one on t'other
knee and tpo behind, like Eddy Smiths"
If the boy lives, lie win beat Gov.
Marcy, two. to Eaiekerbocker.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-10

The Chicago Jourssl. l.insoliloquisipg
on this tenth anniversary Of It's natal day,
breaks forttsss follows:
1.-THE Joiraal is len years old to-day,
and das the year GENES round, re find
tAattaeloageri IL hres tleaiderii IL grous.'''
AS good as'twae Ruth Pq,ing,ou,
The shortest and surest way 10 live
lwilh honor in the world, is to be in reali-
NY what we would appear tobe.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-10

AJAiL BiRp.-some days ago. q gen..
itlemanl visiting jail III Cincinnati,
heard one OF the female conyicts sing
ing with gaiety and spirit. aAh! my
canary bird!s said he, looking through
the bars other cell. Your canarS,'
she replied, ~ wish you would hang
tile cage whore could get alittle saa-
slime. 81 ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-10

If you have once been in company
with an idle person, it is enough. You
need never 60 again. You have heard
all he knows. Idlers make no improve
Inenls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
9v YESTERDAYS MAILS.
GATHER NEWS By THE NIAGARA.

~-IrRTT4ER EEW5BY THE NIAGARA.
uurAx, July I9.--fhe papers by the Niagara
lin LIN n few additional items.
TIE WAR.
w., cholera is reported TO have broken out in
ip.ssian garrison at Cronstadt Some cases
I also appeared in the British fleet.
'r,ar.een neutral merchant ships at the rort OF
g,,a. have petitioned Admiral Napier to permit
them to lea'e'
The official return Of the revenue for the last
,arter ending July 9Th, showed falling Off OF
80 100. and e500,050 on the year.
The 18th of July was celebrated by splendid
,.nouet at Richmond, given by George Peabody,
90. at which there were $50 guests. Queen
Victoria sent over her own portrait and that of
Prince Albert, to decorate the dinng-rocm. Sir
lanes Emerson Tenant proposed As a toast, 1.-THE
emory of Washington" Speeches were made
br Mr.. Buchanan. Mr. Peabody, and others.
Kossuth addressed a large meeting at Glasgow,
81, tine 9th, when resolutions were adopted to pc
,,an the Crown in favor of an effort to re-estae-
.r.h Poland.
CAPTAIN Brandish, of the ship Ashburton' had
rived at Liverpool from New York, having ON
,ard the crew of shipwrecked vessel, the SUI
Yon. from Cadiz, picked up at sea-
II W. Lord & Co, colonial merchants of Lon
don, have failed
r,,,oaocounts are very contradictory and it is
nss;lle 10 come at the truth. From the state
.,,ts nnbished by the Government in the nc
Ill., NJ Is their defeat the insurgents numbered
: aao If which 1000 were cavalry. The insur-
.,otian is as vet entirely among the miltary,who
lan,and the immediate dismissal of the Ministry
',d tbe Queens fayorites. The Queen has
thrown herself upon the protection of the troops
still faithful.
The most authentic account of the recent bat
ala states that the insurgents charged three times
'',snocessfullv. and were at last forced to re-
troat mon Toledo after great loss The Roy
alists would again attack them when the expec-
fed reinforcenents arrived from Saragossa and
Madrid is quiet and there is no general rising
IN tbe provinces. News from Barcelona has been
received at Madrid that all was quiet there.
Great anxiety is felt as to the part that Gems.
Norvaez and Serene will take. 1t is considered
mil hands that the instruction is formidable
and it depends upon accident whether the insur-
cents or the Royalists are triumphant.
ITALY.
Letters from Italy say that the alliance of Aus
trio with France and England has greatly damp
cred the prospects of the revolutionary party in
Lombardy and the Roman States. The harvest
in Lombardy was unusually abundant.
GREECE.
II is announced that Hadii Petros has complete
~ routed Kaladaka in Thessaly, and the rebel
lion is considered at an end.
The harvest in Greece is reported to be album
dant everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
roNcREsS-WEDNFSDAY.

sENArE-The bill providing for the payment
of the Texas debt considered, and after some
discussion it was postponed until tomorrow
The Homestead Bill was taken up and debated
until nearly Al O'Clock, when the Senate adjourn
ed
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-1he Senate
Bill, as amended by the Committee ON Judiciary,
providing for the erection of court houses and
post offices in Boston, New York, and Philadel-
phia cities, was read three times and passed.
The bill abolshing the fifty per cent. discount
on prepaid newspaper postage was laid ON the
table by "a vote of "a to 81.
The House went into committee ON the Army
Appropriation Bill, and debated sundry amend
ments under the five minutes rule, after which
the committee rose and the House adjourned.
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ALLEGHENY Springs.

IhNHlS Watering Place Is situated in tho county of
Il Montgomery, Va, % miles rom the Va. & Tenn.
Railroad, SUM 80 miles of the city OF Lynclburg.
and within 10 m les Of The beautiful village of Chris
tiansbnrg; Immediately q . anks OF the Roanoke
River aud is surrounded by the beautiful and
lovely scenery in the Union. The Improvements
are all new. having been efrcie within the last -
months, md ar" Of the ma>t conf table Character
The water is known yet limited extent but h
been sufficiently tested justify the Propretors in
ing the public their hoaet Conviction. that the
j. will entirely relieve and permanently any nf
cted with Nervous CHaneoHS Diseases dyspepsia
any disease originating fr1m disurded sute of the
stomach or liver. We might say much the efficacy
tf this WATER but Wishing be accused o! attempt
ing puff ii into ticr, have thought it best
few certificates from gentlemen of the very highest
character, WHO have had its cord effects cit demon.
STATED in their cases. have witnessed It in that
of others This place is of EASY ACCESS. ns persons
within 81 miles the Of the Va. Il Tenn.
RHilroad where they will tie mothy first lass c, ach
convey them the Springs: the projectors having
made arrang with Mr.. f. Wills. lite and
accommodating ggeutlemfu, to correct his coach with
each un. He will have sute and accommodating dr.
We will be ready receive visitors by the LIST
day of June. Rooms if snaken for reserved.
HOLT. COLHOUN X co.
n. B-Perso-s sending or after the LIST day %.
June will be charged for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
The Genfleman's Medical POCket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADVISER:

HONTAINING n Statement oil the Modes If Curing
" every disease which he il ablr; aud Directions
in case Of Accidents the Rond or at Sea With iu
Account Of Epi Jennie Cholera, Of Dyspepsia, and OF
Sick Headnche Their Causes. Cure and Prevention and
Popular DESCRIPTION of the Human Teeth; their For
fnaoin Diseases and Treatment. BY the author OF the
Indy's Medical Peck I Book, Ptce 50 cents.
The practice of medicine should bed conducted on
those general principles, which are dmwn by sober ex
perience from careful observation oi the ELECTS OF re-
NEEDLES upon the human body in lis different sluges NJ
disea.e. These great leading principles are te" shot,
aud cas- y underslood they applicable in every dis
ease to which the human body Is SUBJECT although they
may not always prove equally successful 1t Is lie IN
dicieus use of them which constitutes the great mef of
the enlighI ened physician.
In a matter of such immense importance to every in
ivdua it woul necessary Their, that these Ptinei
pies be as widely disseminated and in plain words n
possible in order that every may know and UNDER
stand them. TO do this is every man duty as well as
interest ,r, independent Of his life which Is ire
quputly eopalded by the want OF such knowledge ina
of his neghbor often by accident place IN his hands
To some part ocular OF cur extensive country
an To travellers especially this consideration is Of the
utmost importance In this woik, have endeayored
within a mall compass and in as plain manner as pos
sible TO Law down rules and give such directions,
rs will enable every who feads them to lapt to his
(ar his friends case the plan oi treatment most proper
trit.
As these pngrs are intended exclusively for the OF
men 10 discusses peculiar children are trent
ed of in it.
Published b. HAYES & ZELL, 1913 market Street,
PHILADELPHIA, and for sale in Lynchburg Va by r. A.
WILLIAMS.
Anv person sending 50 ct. to the Publishers will
aive by mall post paid, copy Of either Of the above
works.
ANY paper giving the above insertion and sendinga
copy TO the publishers will receive sett Of the nbove
by mail prepaid. may 9deodts
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FIaYp CT. IIo., Va, MAY 25.

was taken sick early in the yenr 1853; confined t.
t:reIv urosrated had almost wholly lost the OF my
limbs during that time was visited by several phvsi
clans ofhigh standing, but with all their eh'rts grew
worse. ntl became as emacated rs any one living
could be. My physicians thn adi'ed me To visit the
bed being unable to stand sit up used the water about
Ten DAYS; commenced improving at once: and was finally
restored to health have hesitate in saying at
owe my restoration heqlth entirely to the use OF ms
water aud believe hpl it ne been for this powerful
nqent | would now ha, e been Ia lie grave -
7' HIRAM HUFF.
jun dtu&fr-cwth-fs
Y=Lynchburg Republican, Richmond Wing and
Examiner and z tersburg Inlaigencer COPY
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Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

FeNllS delightful wntene pnce, situned IN The coua-
n ~ oil Boteiourt III miles north of Buchanan, (ibe
present terminus of navigation Janes River 4
kanawaa Canal there being n continuous line Of Pnck-
cts from Richmond and lynebbu,g to TINT pace)
the i'm nelihte road lending from Iynehburg to the
White sulphur. in the county OF Greonbrier, is
opened for the reception olvisiters.
The efficacy OF this wuer "A curing many forms Of dis
eases, and its brocing. insgrting effects upon feeble
npd deblnted persons sne Il 10 the special notice al
those who visit the mountains for hcnlthwhst the bonn
lilu scensry By which is surrounded aud the variety
Of nlsemef IT. that Afforded may lusy claim pnss
ing call from those who arr in search of pleasure
Thepropretor, grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received begs leave the public
that his accommodations IN the present
pie aud Of the first cnss His TABLE nn1 BAR arc
furnished with the best the lnnd affords. aud every
ten ion will be paid by himself aud assistants tho
comfort aud enjoyment Of guests.
The Stages regularly with the Bont- AT Buch
passing by these Springs To the White Sulphur,
also with the Va. & Tenn. Railroad Buford's, via
Blu. iauan.
For adults by TIN week ~ 90
" horses " do..----. $500 90
" do d" month. ----.---.....---- ~ On
Children and Servants HALF PRfcE Other charges
in prop ,ron p. a HATCHER.
Jun Is d&c2mT
~ Richmond Whig Examiner and Petersburg Intel
genss copy weekly for six weeks aud forward their
accounts 10 th. Office for payment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
CHRlsrfAssBuRG, May %, 1851


With pleasure do hereby hel testimony toIhe
tive property of the water of the Allegheny Springs
In the summer Of 1870 my herlh fuilcd from Dyspep
sia Indigestion which in despe of the prescription
of the bel physician. in tn land grew In 1871
visited the Grayson phur Springs but without any
benefit lhat Fail | adv sed abandon, for l.
time my profession, and travel; whcn did for nearly
year. consulting the best physicians could meet with
In S4 visited the Saratoga and Sharon Springs,
" and used their for four months. returning in
the fail. without the slightest hopes the pnrt ol my
friends that | could 1--we through the winter was II
breathing skeleton IL 1914 visited the y bite Sui
phur Springs and though was slightly improved In
the month of July, IA, recommended to attend
the Allegheny Spring, which Mt that time wholly
known Spring, for any curative qualities it possess
ed To my great surprise, found it to contain power
ful mineral properties and, after Using it three weeks
found myself greatly improved. In August | returned
and lspd the fJr three weeks and improved
beyond any thing could hive hoped for. My i'm
piovement continued through that year; The sum
mer | ngan drank the water foi or weeks. and au
now "A healthy have hesitation in believing
that this water powerful and principal agent IN
der rovidenee my restoration TO health My extra
ordinary recovery acted attention this ana
have in e known many very remarkable cures ct
fected by itsu.e in confirmed d. spepsia. be
licve it the very best mineral upon tins earth
ELI PHLEGAR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
MASnINGToN. July DIST.

Mr.. Bayley of Virginia has demanded the APP
pointment of select committe, to examine char
ges made against him by Benz. L. Green, of his
having concluded with Corcoran the Banker, six
years ago to influence the Legislature on the
Mexican Indemnity, whereby Corcoran pocketed
half n Million of dollars. The Committee was
Amounted
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keep C00l!

TIyHE best way to keep cool, this hot wealhe' IS l.
/! get supply ofthose nen Shirts and plawerS q
Dnvie, and Jones nuke Also on hand, Cotton Shirt
with Liuen bosoms, Jeans Dra@ ers ''adse GhserSS
r,o and cher Collars Linen. Sik, and Cotton, uad
Nerino and Cotton Half Hose Thin Cravots. Louton o
Chinese Ties. Sc, &C.. CT tbs, Cossnefe, an Vest,
ngs and goods for wear Of the best mnkes ana
most fashionable SHADES alwH,s On hand winch "h be
made us 10 order hy Ambrose Page
Nv snal EXPENSES viii enable to sell all the a.
have as .ow as Goods Hat a,e Goods can tie ough
any where. Try me VIM l.. '0h
Jun 30. dlmf
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NoNTGoMERY CO., Va.

We cheerfuy recommend the water Of the Allegheny
Springs believing, do, that there il no water
which has been discovered thnt claim the high
it's this can. We have had frequent opportunities
witnessing the wonderful effected by il in Net-
YOU. aud Cltaneous diseases. and long standing and
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have hesitation
in recommending t persons afflicted with any Of the
above diseases or wi have been suffering from any de-
rangcment of the stomach or liver. We believe it.
medical qualities unsurpassed 10y any knnwn water.
JAMES NJ. g. KENT, NJ. ID.
SAM'L A. McJONKEY, NJ. d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
NOTICE.

VIE snbsctiber associated with him in business on
the isi day ofjuly 1871. Mi. Jno. " Wheeler
To business Of tho new concern will be eohdacc N
der the stlle amt firm OF GEi RGE NJ. RI ckER x
co. In making this chanse Ia business nkt occasio
to return tlanks my friends and the public Tor ia,
very liberal patronage kindly bestowed upon me
while nnne. aud now beg. In behalf OF the concern
the patronage which il viii be their highest aim lie.
serve
All persons having elnms against will plcnsc pr.
sent them Immediately Tor settlement, lhnse ineh
ed will oblige very much by coming forward aud
ting ut their earlirstpussibe convenience.
GEORGE NJ. RuCkER.
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$4,000.
Self-Defence the First Law Of Nature.

N OF for tn" speech want o moneyor thai am n
bout 10 change the nanre of my business, but ia
consequence ol circumstances by which am surou al
ded, | nm induced To offer The prhc tho whole of my
valuable stock of fancy aud staple Dry Goods At Cnst
for Cash; and II my customers and country lrends will
please lvor with call they will fnd my
full AMI complete It nj The first OF the
scuson. JOHN AiRAlIAMS
Ii is-A-Gmn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
To IIOuse-BuilderS.

aEA BOXES FRENCH GLASS, all sizes just
AstV received from the French Importers and
Fl the best brands For sale low-'sgn Of the golden
lock-" slMfSON " bho.
Also, on hand, very large assortment of BUiLpisG
MATERIALS of every description now in general USE
Those wishing purchase such articles will find il to
their inter,s, to cali s. & BRO.
July lists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22

UNllE subscriber wishing 10 many Of hiA
gooda as possible into money, hps determined
offer inr the remainder ofthe season, hi. entire stock
Of Dry Goodsa COST.
HIS stock comprises evefy article usually kept In the
dry goods line. His assortment of blneh and coored
Silks md Dress Goods oleyery description il unu.uslly
large lnr he seasou and IA vel worthy the attention ol
every person who mny wish goods such favorable
terms.
Ills trien Is aud the puhe generally requested 10
call and examine for Themselves.
Regulsr customers tshoud they prefer III willbo sup
piled win goods on the usml ter MS.
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
7. S-My stock Of Garpeng Is quite large aud
mostly of this Springs purchase, juu Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
Fire in Fredericksburg.

The Episcopal church in fredericksburg Va
was pcrtially burnt day or two ago. Doubts
exist as to the origin of the fire. The building
cost over 500, 200, and was insured in the Mutual
for $4,000. 1t is supposed that ) 600 will coy
er all the lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22
SECOND DISpATCH.l

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Dispatches received
from Madrid state that Espareto and Naryalz
join the instruction now going on in Spain, the
result will be the dethronement of the Quoeu
and the sale of Cuba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-22

From my knowledge and observation, | have no hesi
tation in saying that the OF the Allegheny SPRING
is equal il superior my in use IN many cases
particularly remarkable IN cases OF Dyspepsia, Derange
ment of Liver or any arrangement whatever OF diges-
tive organs; aad believe water has higher claim
upon public confidence. JACOB hhNl.
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Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

mo. j. PURVIS, A"'r, owing circumstances be
- yond his control, has determined to abanlon his
present business He has up wards Of years lease upon
the hous" 1t is Justly considered the best stand
in L,nelburg ioruny Hi of business He will give up
the lease, once 10 any who will tuke with it the
Wide or nnrt OF the stock of goods.
In the meantn e. he will commence this day II run
OF the stock as rapidly possible at private sale for
Cash he stock is we'll as,oi ii consisting oil kinds
ii goods suitable for Ladies Gem emen Girls. Boys and
Children Being anxions close up The concern as
speedily as possible his "hole stock will be sold with
Out much regard to cost.
7. Any busin, man wishing to secure this stand
had elter aPPlyn, earlyqs possible
july lsif JOHN J. PURNIS, Ag't,
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Markets---idvance in Flour L Corn
RICHMOND. Inlx olst

CHARGES AGAINST MIR. BAILEY OF yIRGtNIA-AP.
PoINTMENr OF COMMITTEE or INvEsrIG ALTON, &c
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WASHINGTON, July 2lst.


1t is confidently asserted that President Pierce
is preparing to veto the Cape Fair River appro-
priation and the impression is that he will veto
the River and Harbor Bill
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NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE M. ItuCkEK N CO,
LYNCllBURG, VA.

July 1st, 1854.
ENlE subscribers, the Al day of July 1854, usso.
n cated themselves together under tho style ana firm
ot George NJ. Rucker u Co, tortho purpose ofconduct
Ing general Dry Goods business They viii occupy
the stprr, and will keep The rlnss of goods
formerly heptiu the lpu The stock III goods kept
will always be largo aud well assorted and such NJ the
wants Of customers may ndicnte They respectfully bog
nconnuanee of the patronage her etoloe literally be-
slowed upon the House. md will strive deserve the
cnnhdeneeof the pntronizing public. by always sailing
GOOD GOODS aud ut FAIR LIVING pRIGES
GEORGE NJ. RuCKER.
JOlNV. WHEELER.
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CITY FURNITURE wARnRooMa
(OF1'OSIIE NORVEaL HOUSED a
Lynohburg, Va. p


rkNiiIS Embellishments, now the most extensive of lilo
4 kind In tho Southern Slntes, l. fitted up with tie
modern md approved machinery olera those
wanting Furniture ducementa tlat be surpas-
.cd IN this section of county.
Tho manufacturing department Is under the immedi'
supervision oi the best mechanics In Virginia.
md thu qualify of the work will compare favorable with
nebcsI that be made, In addition To the large
atock of home made work. select assortment of North
work, manufactured expressly for this market Ia
opt constantly an hand. tha ailaldng opportunity
purchasers, Of comparing the quality aud prize both
the homemade md Northern Furniture.
Every article manufactured in this establishment IA
qrranfcd Ia he good the hes and will be sold
cheap tho cheapest The Northern Furniture will
bo guaranteed in any respect, but In all will
he sold ut very small per oenlum cost and ohnrgea
or transportation, 1t keplmoto to insure good as
tueut NIL times. Of all kinds Of Furniture, than the
ii ga of realizing my profit from its sale.
llousckeepers will ind chne, variety of Window
Shades and Gomiccs. Rerflegeratola, Water Cooors,
No, &c., all ol which Is offered IN the
ia ting terms, mud AT prices tint cannot fail 20 please,
All good securely packed mud delivered at The Depot
tJunnl fee Of charge These wishing anything In my
line would do we'll - give mo ca before purchasing
els cwlero. WINSTON
N. B--An ens in the Undertaking line atta died to
wi ia promptneaa and despatch. mud all possible acn-
tin pu'd Orderh from tho country filled al ono hours
moi ice, nrgolot of cnRna and metallic bnfnl onsos
ARE kept awnya ON hand. Preea materially reduced
iuy ls.ts A. WlNSrON,
I.9' Lynchhnrg Rcpubcn copy. Bedford Sentinel,
FIoyd lnleliigenccr, Salem Republican, Lewsburg
Cm'ouiceand Wythcyille Telegraph copy Init and sond
nee cunts tia Office.