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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-07
MEDICINES
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n IVER CO IAuNDlcE, nf>
IL nepsia, Chronic CT Nervous Drbiity Disease OF tn
Kidneys, and all diseases arising frem a pisord"fFti
Liver or Stomach. such as Constipation. Inward fis-
Fuliness, ar Blood to the Head. Acidtts of the oiomaeh,
Nan ca. Heartburn. Disgust tor Food, fullness or weight
In the Stomach. Sour Eruetstions Sinking OF fluttetihf
st The Pit Of the Stomarh h. Swimming of 1ir' II ad, itut.
ried and difficult Breathing, flutterins at the ileaf'.
Choking or SuHocating Sensations when IN a l.tnE pozz
ture. Dimuess of Vision, Dots or Web. beftre the sight.
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal, Deficiency 81 Per-
p.raiiun, Yciluwness Of the skin and Ewes Pain IN the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C.. Sudden flushr. Of Heat.
Burning In the Flesh. Constant Imagining Of Evil. AMI
great depression Of Spirit, can be eaeetuany euied by
DocTgR Hoortasps orLraRaTEp
GERMAN BiTTERs.
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. German Medicine
Store. No. leo Arch at. one deor belos SIKH, fhtlads
Their power over the shove di.esse.is not eseeled
if equailed. by any oth'r preparation IN the United
States, as the cures attest, Ia many cases nHer sN"tui
physiciansh had failed.
Tn, Sc Bitters are worthy the attention oil lh'nlas
Possessing great virtues in the racthehiion oi ire "Fet
and lesser glands, exercising the most searching power
in weakness and afe,ti ms # the digestive organ they
are witlsl sas cer1ain and pleasant
yIRsIsIA TEsrfsosY DIR J. VI. Wilson, Lexington.
Va, feb. 9th, 1852. said: Il am entirely out ct The
German Bitters. They have become aiithe ege NOM.
ing else sells"
The Teuth Leeinn. Published st Wood'teek, Va
said. Jan 10th. 1850: "A Great Medicinr-We hav"
uniformly refrained from recommending 10 the puhhr
any Of the vac gus pateut medicines of the day. unless
thoroughly CONVINCED Il their value. Among those
we c,n.ider ~nnthy Of no,ic,, isfhe German Biifer', ia
vented by Dr. I~oufsnd, and prepared by DIR Jackson.
in Philadelphia. On insiance. IN particular. N "h'oi1
the superior virtues of l.. medicine have oesn tested,
has fallen under our ohserSbii an. During the lat sum.
mel. a son Of Mr.. Abram Crbill, ct tn. county va.
very seriously affected with Liver Complain, ard alter
irving, in vain, ysriou. RENE lies, hc purchased a h'i1"
of the Birers, aud after using 1t. was 70 fnuch tei'rNea
Of hi. d,.tre..inrm slady. that he procured = other bot
tie. and !. now restored e iirels 10 heaiih.'
They are entirely vegetable. free from all in1nriou.
ingredients, sl~sy. strengthen the system, and never
prostate it.
For ,aL, wholesale by Druggist. in all the principal
cities and AT re,si' by a In,hersres ani stpr"beePer. in
.very town il the United States.
Sold by D.. r LYMAN. J. II. THOMPSON co,
nn J. II. SEAY & CO, Lynehbutg, nd by dealers IN
.,.S;.;,a av.x-..bera ..p6 ly
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GAS LIGHTS.

TIN1E Lyme burg Gas Light Company are now fnllv
L prepared TO furnish Stores, Clutches, Facto,i,.
and private families with Gas of superior aunlity.-
Whether We consider the brilliancy of the light, its free.
dom from everything calculated to soil rooms, furniture,
or carpets, or its cheopness, it is tar superior to any other
light now in use. We beg leave to invite attention to tb,
following recommendations of a few of those who hsy,
tested its qualities.
The Undersigned, who are using GINS manufactured ut
the L~ynchburg Gas Works, take pleasure in recommend,
ing it to our citizens at large, as being better. cleaner
and cheaper than any other lie hi we have used Consider.
ing the amount of light obtained.
Robert Early, Stigle,. McElderry & Co.
+. A. Atkinson, Baker & Ciavey,
Simpson & Bro, Burroughs, Shafer, & Co.
John =. Wright, b. Il Sumpter,
Philip w. Payne, Glass D. Raine,
Jno. g. Meem, =. l.. Dudley,
VIM. Sitter, n Il NJ. Guggenleimet
AGREE q. Mechanism, G. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM. h. &C. Fisher.
q. M. Rucker, X. Stabler & CO.,
J.. E. Gibbs, l5ustee of 8 A. Boyd,
Baptist Church, W.. L Andeison& Co.,
Rosser Il Cawthon, Horner, Watson & Co,
Norvell House. Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston.
Chas +. Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Genl Sup. of r. R..
W. W. Lef,wicI & Bro, Fretwell g. Hail,
Washington House, b. b. Payre,
D, A. Langhorne, Hatcher h Logwooh,
jus. NJ. Boyd, }Wardens of St. Paul's
Sam. W. Shelton, }Church.
Those wishing to introduce Gus can n certain the
cost. and any other information r-spe, ting it. by apply.
ing to r. G. HOPPER, SUI erint.ndent.
may l8-dts
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SOUTH-SlDE RAILROAD
~ ~ r. ssvEasss,sa - ssszySssE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De-
"a pot IN Petersburg evrry day. Sunday excepted, at
! to 7 O'Clock, A. M, AMI arrives at Burkeville at the in.
tersection of the Richmond and Dansille RAILROAD
Mt 10 o'clock A. Nj, connecting bythat Road with Messrs.
7. Flagg 4 Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court hnuse,
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro, N {.
and arriving ut the river, six miles below Lynchburg,
at p. NJ, connecting there with n packet boat which
arrives in %Lynchbug al at hall pust two.
The return train leaves lynohburg at 80 A. M,
arriving in Petersburg at $50 o'clocI p. M. whrre pas.
s"nge,s will have an oppurtanify to dine. The train
viii leave famvilIe ut to two O'Clock. P. M, ard
BurkeVale at / 10 3, p. m, arriving 10 Petersburg in
time for the trains eoing North or South. connecting
every Tuesday tnd Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
Road with the .pl' mild stra nships Roanoke md james
town tor N"w.Amk, which leave City Point at Up. NJ,
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia,
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
fassci gers prelerring To rema n in Petersburg the over
night, can take the morniI : train North Mt "A, A. NJ.
the James River Boats for Old I pint, Norfolk and Bati-
more at 8. A. M, or the cars for the South, at 8 O'Clock
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs through In
sixteen hours, s. 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet SULPHUR
Springs. through in Two days,...-.....-.--.. s 90
Between Petersburg and " hite sulphur Slrngs,
through in two 8 so
Between Petersburg 4 Danvillr, through in TWEEN.
ty-iour hours, -.--.-.--.. 8 81
Between Petersburg + Glee ,sbor"' y G, thro'
~ two lays 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n. c, through
IN two =. IL 90
Between Petersburg and Charlotte, ......-...-SI8 90
A freight trim leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday morning at 5I,A. a,qnd
returns the same days. Any person wishing To see the
rates ct freight can 1btain a freight list by calling u1on
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
oct Its E. j. VAL Sup't 3 \. n. r.
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A
Fall Supply of Hardware,--l854'
SIMPSON & BRO,
Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va.

Sign OF the Golden LOCK, byhCHpuIB' I'd
4 T. are now opening. in addition TO our former ne"
stock, very large assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, GUss, PIsTpLs, SADDLERr. PLhTrD 6ooDs,
Floor on CLOTHS. HoNse Keeping Articles. Building
Materials. and TOois IF mos rey description among
fall.
We hatter Ourselves we can exhibit to The public pen
eraily. aud those who will favor US with an examination,
greater variety, a superiority at style aud quhlify oil
goods. ever offered in This. II surpassed in any market.
Our goods are ali new and most desirable, ana will
be sold nta reasonable profit, only Ia all Win "ill give
II a call or antrust u. with their orders, which viii re-
ceive our best and prompt attention. ~
Merchants and others buying largely will be charged
n small advance only. ot iOf
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PETERSBURG.
small LINE FOR \. YORK.

u. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE fr.t cia.s double engine steamship III"
Roanoke, CAPT Thous. skinner. raves Cny@>
Point. Tor New YprA. Every Saturday morning, at 10 o
clock. touching nj Nurt,k. Tha Jame,t fSn, Capt.
Edward Cavrnd, leave. a. heretofore. Every tuesday
eve ing, touching at Norfolk. Trains by Railroad from
Peter 81 uIg connect with eaci III T..
Passengers. leaving Lynchburg on Tnrsday morning
will arrive in tiue ti the jamestown, at City Point.the
same evening. Az o eloeh; and thbse leaving On I fida,
all lay nv't IN lrrrt shurg that night, auI connect vii
tn" Roanoke, neal morning a, 10 n'clnc,.
Passage and ture from Petersburg, including
State R,ums 40 II
Stoeiage ltassss , III
Passage an Fore to Norfolk same as by tne River
Steamers.
For fieig = = Pcs se apply To
SAM Ell q. BAPTIST. Petrrrburg.
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NLW-YURK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORk CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale ClOlhin Establi shm"rt
Is Cortland street,
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS!
4 NOTHEK TKIUMPn!!

"A lCli a. cos {. ilder's Patent,) AN
DER SAFE SILL vIOTORIOuS.-Tbe fllowing
certificate. selected. not because At Is thc best, but be-
cau.c it is the last that has come to hand, shows the lire.
pro-, ( qualities ut these Sairs:
New Orleans. August 10th, 1884.
MFssRs. SrEARss x MARyIs, New YorK:
Gentlem.n.-ln The great fire which occurred here
on the 9Th inst uui store was completely consumed -
The flames from the dug store opposite came ulo, u
20 rnpidly. that W. bud burely timet To lock M our books
4n,l make our escape through the back door Our safe
wn, one of Your 'Rirh & Co.. Snlamander( Wilder Pat
eni ! and although tie FIRE was one OF rhe hottest, there
being a large quantity Of Liquors, Oils and other mer'
chandise stored in the building yet the books and papers
came out uninjured, except that the binding was slightly
steamed We are perfectly satisfied that your Safes
arc FIRE PRoo,, and We shall procare another of the
some kind. ours, Nc,
Il. NJ. / g. o
Alarge supply of different sizes Of the abovn Snies al
way. on hnnd. Jones Worlds Fair Lock, of which we
ure sole propriclors for the United States, faie's Pow
der Proof Lock. Day & Newell.' Parautoptic Lock, and
other cc,elrated Locks applied to Safes as may ne pre-
ierred Bunk Safes aud jewelers. Snfes on nand ar
l. ade to order. STEARNS & MARVIN,
Ia n l4G Water Street, New York.
s lie manufacturers % Saln nandel Safes, combining
W ldrr's Patent and "Rich's Patent"
scpB2m W II Med
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HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
II Sycamore st, Petersburg. Va

Opposite The Court House.
subscribers take pleasure in notifying N
the Merchants Of yirgiuin. and North Coro.~
lima. TINT their stock OF Goods for tht season has been
received, aud the, ar, now prepared To serve their cus-
tom r., and Others wnp may wit this market 10 lay IN
their Fall supplies.
1t is known hat We Lnvr always kept a large and va
ried n-'ortneht Of Guod- in our line, and W" will only
add. that our stock f r the present ,cason is uuu.ually
large and we'll assorted. selected entirely from Manutac
tarcrs in person lay the senior partner, whore experience
Of fifteen years enab Is MN to make such selections and
on such terms ns y i'll insure successful competition with
any Jobbing House North OF South
sep 9ts MAJOR & MOORE
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BILLIARD & OGD N.
Wholesale andRetail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
nFFER FOR SALE
10 hhds n O9 = K Sugar
SO bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
40 boxes and bbls loaf, and crushed and pulver.
lied Sugar
100 bags Rio and Lacuira Coffee
10 bags Old Java
10 hhds Cuba and 7 K Molasses
900 sides Sole Leather
5000 lbs Bacon
200 kegs Nails-assorted
so boxes Adamantine Candle.
20 do Hull T. Sons
90 do Tallow
300 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast, Shear and Blistered Steel.
500 psir Blankets, from common 10 superior quail ~;
full cloths; brown and bleached Domestic; I.inseys; Kir
seys; Calicoes; Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps; Cedar Cans
and Buckets, common and fine; Spades, Shov,ls, Hay
Forks, and many other articles TOO numerous tn men
lion. All we ask isa call to guarantee satisfaction, n
we intend selling unusually low for cash, and the usual
time to prompt customers extended.
DiLLARD a. d
oct Ism Opposite Farmers Bank.
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M~ISCELLANE0U
Pump and Fire Engine.
s WHITTEMOKE 4 RRn

"TOULD respectfully announce to he citizens Of
w L,nchburg and vicinity, that they are manufa..
,nrips. at their Agricultural Works on The b.. sin, Il Il
MlTCHEL'S PUMP Il FIRE ENGINE cumbined
which is the most perfect article of the kind ever offer.
ed TO the public, designed for Factory. Fire and Gar.
den Engine, and is pccnliarly adapted to private dwol
lines. Attending III m "A Fire Engine under their din,
command, capable Of forcing ~ater over a two story
dwelling.
All orders promptly attended To and Pumps pu, ITO
Wells or Springs at the usual rates, and Warranted tn
perform well for one year.
We nrc the exclusive ngents for the counties of Cam.
hell, Amherst, Bedford snd ~Appomaitox.
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New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

CONANT, VALID RON & 20,
WouLD Re pectiulIy inform their f'ien IS and the
heir Furniture Ware. Rooms, ON Mait ST.. a rev door.
below the Norvell House, their stock of Rose Wood,
Mahogany, Walnut. and other Furniture together with
n great mnny articles in the way of House keeping. that
are useful as well as ornamental, bat have never before
been introduced Ito This market. All OF which have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest repu-
iaiion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged workmen of skillnnd expe
rience, and are therefore prepared to have made to or
der, out of good ma 'erial. any piece of furniture tina
my he ordered. They would add that they are pre-
pared to offer greater Inducements to persons wanting
anything in tie way of FURNITURE, than has ever be.
tore been offered in this market. And they hope by as.
siduous attention To business to merit and receive at least
n portion of the public pat onpge.
CONANT, WALDRON & 20.
n. Is We would say Ia our old friends and custom.
es that we continue to manufacture, al our old stand,
on Bridge st, all kinds of Tobacco Moulds md the
lke, and We solicit n continuance Of their favors.
mar Is Is c., W. c..
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NEW BOOks! NEW BOOkS!,
~ PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

Have iu,t received the following New Works:
Parry Leaders SIX. tches oi Thomas Jefferson, Ale,n,.
ander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, snd
John Randolph. of Roanoke,-by Joseph Baldwin
author of The Flush Tunes Of Alabamn aud Mi.si,.iu.
ri. :
Virginia Commedians: or. Old Days IN the Old Domin.
ion. 10y c bingham,
Captain Carrot: or. Twent, Years of an Afc can Slave.
Chestnut Wood. by Licle Linden,
Katharine Ashton,
Plurality of Worlds,
Russ a. by De Cuisine.
Lamplighter,
Voices of the Day. by Cummings,
Voices of the Night,
The Tent ana the Altar, "
Scripture Readings,
Lectures on Romanism
Church before the Flood "
sep 27-ts
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.

l. AUGUSTA, under ,hr command of As6xz65|-
Capt m. {. Smith, (so long and tasofably known 10
the travelling community on the Potomac and James
.}vcr) i now running on III" line via Port Wnl.
tha and Is furnished with l. + T. u q A is,
Lie Preacrvers, PURGE Pump, and nll the Appliance.
1uited 10y At OF Congress Ia secure the snfeiy nj pass-
.agef-.
Tie Cur. running It. cot nexion with the Augusta from
Rrhmaud. lrtse the Richmond md Pet-r~hutgD Depot on
ever, Nounlas4 "Wednesday an Friday q O'Clock , N.
Persons All. ing IN Richmond. by the Packet Boats,
iave hut ~ few steps 10 walk to the Cars.
The Carr runpi < from Pctrr-imtg 10 CIV Point in
connection With the Augusta leave Petersburg SHINE
uSy. ~ above, att a NJ, from the Depot Of the Appo.
maitas X X Co, thus giving pa--"nser- an opportunity
to "a rom lyn'hburg e liner by the Packer Boat. On
Dnnviiie Railroad 10 Richmond, or by why 81 the South
size Railroad to Petersburg aud trou. thcre next morn
ir tn Noifolk.
Returning. the Augusta iii leave Norfolk ON he nIter
n%ateda,~. viz: Tucsdnys, T~hur.day, and S%nturdny-, NJ
d An
The Augusta will stop nj Old Point. both gong AID
returning regularly throughout the }nthing scuson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk uud Old Pcint - %
Far" between Richmond. Cuko'., Rinfs Mil aud
trnNe w hurt, -.---.-- II
Children over thrce yrnrs mud not oscr twelfe
Yeats at are, hnlf prcr.
Mr"ls.earh,. -.......... - 81 81
Neryanis. through, ST.
servants t' Any point on q er,or...---..-.... 90
M",ls, ...--...= .-.-..=.. ..--...-. 90 -
lan - isels IHOS DODAMEAD.S prt
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Ia. N rgaHHgR7 NOTICB-Tie Ticket office Of
V. n I. Railroad Company, al
lynchburg will hereafter be closed always five minutes
before the departure of the trains Passengers ue re-
'ue-ted Ia npplN carls at the flee and procure tickets.
at they will positively be charged ten cents in addition
to the regular rate. OF iarc; the, are ais" requested To
procure change. rs no npic~ will be chnnged tor a lass
amount that s. 50, JNO. Il. McGRERY, 7. Ag't.
July lgi-
" All paper- advertising for thi. Co. copy.
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so UTHSIDE

THETVITI1 TNATN.
F. - sUy TEE5E+s5nS&I - are now ready to receive
for III. So1,b.ide R,;l.
road, al m. 7. Ander sons Commission House on the
Basin. Any person wishing to ee the mites If freight
can obtain a freigi / list by calling ON me.
Nv order of the Sup't.
sep Bots ALFRED w. HORNER. Ag't.
fINHE BEGS LEAVE MOST RE.
L specially to call the attention of the citizens Of
l.ynclburg and the adjoining country. to his large and
\ splendida assortment OF ~BOOTS,SHOES -
EATERS. &C., OF his wv MAKE,~
ani which are wARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND or SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have d good and durable Boot ,r
Shoe torthc present season. will do well to call on me-
az am determined TO please, both as regards qualify
and price.
DOM ~forgetto call atthe store three doors above the
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. +. r. GRIMALDI.
dec Its
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HOUSE 81 LOT FOR RENT.
Pure Old Mountain Rye Whiskey.

AZ + have nn hand and for sale n iine arti lie ~ pure
W moun,lin Rye Whiskey, the best, no do, ht, ever
offered in this market LEE d. JOHNSON.
oct 23-ts
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For Sale.
M nhn IN OF VIRGINIA & TEN
S0,NIOV NESSEE RAIL ROAD CO, first
11nrlgngc, inlcr, 81 payable II New York.
aug oats PETERS, SPENCE 4 co.
fIliE highest price paid far Exchange on the Ea stern
L cities, by PETERS, SPENCE e. 30.
mug IL dts
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1.-THE Trainis stopped for a passenger between any
1.-THE above named points, the charge WILDE mntefron.
the point lat passed by the Train. and no charge vii.
be ias. than 5weUtv-dse cents IA any case.
Passenger W|p la not procure Ticket. (eseeptthose
who take thu ar ~h"sc tickets are not .old,)
~tll be charged by tie CONDUCTOR, . pee cent. in nj
iifion To the regular rates ri lave, provided. however
hat IN no case sb'iI lie rrreiy" .,.s fhnn ten. nor NOR
than ffty cents from anyone passenger, to any point On
the ruad.
servant.1il be required to have two passes, one to
lee left Nth the Ticket AGENT and orr with the ION iue.
tor. which pnsses, must be explicit in granting tn. - VI
lege to trayeI on the carr. Free colored persons Wi be
required 10 produce theirtree papers, or they will not be
permitted 10 travel On the cars.
Jun 10 E. II GIL l., Genl Sup't.
II All papers advertising for this Company will
please stop all adv .rti.ements in relation to Passenger
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New stock or French work.

New Stock OF French Work.
WE have just received, by Adams & Cos Express.
w a lot of French Embroideries, comprising Mai.
tese Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sleeves and Collars,
among which are some extra fine. Also, Mourning
Collars and Sleeves, to which we invite the attention Ct
the lsdi,s. , q JOHN T. DAVIS & co.
Blankets. sattinetA, Pulled Cloths and Linseyst
We have 20 hand Il very heavy stock Of the above
goods, In which we are efsring great bargains All in
want Of such soods will do welfto eal before purchasing.
oct 20 dts aas ss.s 81 r-t4H +f J.T. d. g. co
I'D URNING FLUID.-A constant supply Of fresh
II Burning Fluid end Canphine on hand and for sale
by AT f4tAl JOHN H. SEAY & CO., f'
oct ls-ts Druggists.
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First Exhibition in Lynchburg
GAS FITTING.

GAS FITTING.
AN fully prepared to introduce Gas Pipe into Stores,
I Dwellings. or Factories, at the shortest notice. liav
ing had sevaral years experience IN the business, my
work may be- relied on MS perfect. am ready to give
estimates nj any time | will also furnish steam pipe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas Filter. Main ell,
Wilson * franklin's old stand, up stairs.
,,,I Ii
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Buchanan, Natural Bridge, Lexington, and
Rockbridge Alum Springs.
~ 4asxR%i1sessiSi~ 19SSa
DASSENGERS are informed Itrthe undersigned
l. Is NOV running "a line of SPLEEN iour-hor-c stages
from Buford'- depoi, On tn, Vltgini { cnressee Rail
road daily %(Sunduys e%sctpted) to ABOVE numed
pluces.
~SCHEDuL :-Lenvc | vnc burg, via Va. Il Tenn
Railrosd, at 4 p IN, and auive Mt Burlnnnu st from 3 IN
9 O'Clock the san = evening Leave buchanan nexi
morning, breakfast and stop p hours ut the Natural
Bridge. aud reat lhe Rockhfidge Alum Spring, in tire
for dinner.
a HACK cnn hc procured at my time ut Buchanan
to run 10 the Peak uf Ouc,, a distance Of oni, eleven
miles AID over a good rand
Fare from L~ynchbure To Buchanan - 90
- E." Natural brilgc 3 90
" " Lexington 3 Is
49," Rnckbridge Alum 4 Is
Ticket ma, be procured at the L~yncihurg depot.
iulS l5t. y VI tARN Ely
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WIDEN

4 I II meeting of the President and Directors of the
"A Pittsylya' ia an | Lynchburg Turnpike Company,
teld on the 20,h inst it was ordered that u dividend Of
six per cent. be pad 10 the stockholders on and after
the lst day Of November next.
BY order of the Board.
oct "a div +. 5. MILLER. Treasurer.
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