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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

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N w. FRUIr Growers MEETING PosTPsN
sD We are rry that the extensive drouth
has made it necessary to issue tbs following
crcu cular: 7e@t etn
at@ Burlington. Iowa, Sept. z. 1854
GrNrs:--ln consequence of the severe and
prntract-d drought which has prevailed the pc
sen! season throughout the frui'-besrirg region
Of The Nprih West, and the canss quent neatly
Total lailusc Of fruit, of every description, ihsi
und rsi sned Cmhmitteet OF Arrangement oil Abe
N.rih Western Frui: .Growsrs Ass.ciati"n.
app,int d at the meeting Of 1853, deem il best
| u postpone entirely the SESSION Of 1854, which
was to have heen held At this place, until tue
season OF 1856. saofsy0n aa,ti q4a a !.
They have been especially Induced to pursne
his course, prssuming thai the principal otj-os
OF the meeting 1T tho Association wes. oi the
NJ ssissippi River is To inspect and test il,-
fruits of this region The failure of our fruit
crop being I'm common with our neighanr.ig
States) nearly complete, in consequence Of
drought, the disappointn,ert to visit ors ffnD>>
abroad would not he less I'll IN the moriifcp'f"n
Of Western Fruit Growers at their ,stnHy ~,
make display worthy The % aten'ion ION :. Tue a :
| sociatioa.
- usra3 HEsRv avEaY, 5ts
Aa.-a LEoEARD,
| 47a.t4 &c. NEALLky.
,,,.s,a a,,an rem. Is N. w. Fruit Growers
| Assoc "a ion
R..l;.;, . the best arnor in the world bu,
f, .; cl ali. a1 Ift
l.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

s. THs PARRY On isToIExANcE Every whig
Iessnal. with onessxcEption, tthe ChicsgoJoof-
lnaD which has come 10 this Office, containing
eopmeI,s upon Me fh'tous ptoceedfnessd Chit
caeo, have eommended the course ofthe rioters.
/ Whsa scandal 10 record. s1sa ~ aafa9sss .
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

q n We hope Senator Douglas win write
out what he intended to ssy in Chicago, last
Friday night, and have il published in pamph-
let form for general circulation. Every man in
Chicsgo will read il secretly and be profited BY
H. The people Of Illinois will want to read il.
|-1rPeoria Press, tts5s.y ~
apfhat speech will be published verbally BY
Senator Douglas in every county in the State.
(Chicago Iimes-. H xeass3 n aslYxarl
Good, just what we thought the g Little
Giant" would do Douglas is not the man to
be frightened by set Of ,roscdy Abolitionis,s IS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

Ii will be perceived from III, above that but
one, out Of the tour state officers elected, is
coalition. 4 ta
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

Religi"-, a'"'oi :" the wtrld but
the "
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

AGGREGATE VoTE FOR STATE OFFIC Frs -
rLe q Observer of this morning publishes
an abstract Of the vote Of the Stale tor, Secre-
tary, Treasurer, Auditor and Attorney Gen
a.al The vnie Is 4 fnllnWa -.-lI-Il-I.n tlat-.
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Company bags teaches the i, pot in Iyncburg if the
cousgu,e ihkes il avn, in the me bng- he vii 10
Ii Id responsible fol their sue return o. hr tup mr.,
#
T. Articles will not b. rcce qI u, lnnsportntio, nm,
less properly packed in suitable rnsks hox,s bales N,
pnckagrs md encb ,u,.t IL, ,,..u 49, IL. , - =
with the pnmo of the Com. ;o,,.,. -, 4 ,Lo S,,it
they to delivered otherwise the, will ma, be ,ecci
ed for in which ea,r no damages for l,s. or mis, n
ruee will he paid
Guupow mud Friction mai, lies will n., L,l ,,
u. aiv terms cxcrut in the INV ,.,.pr. ,nJ II t1
,ccreled amone ol6cr eoad. lin. Ca,.i,,, IL .an -
damage. will be h,ll liallrfLo,l,r
9 The articles ~ hen b,,, al,t ,,, a D.,a, &, L. 49,.
,unpancd by Two ti,ka,- .,.,ii,, h., n,,i l. @ ;1.
Il specification OF Re nup,,r Of pn,krr.s ~. ,,,.i
where Tho 90 p,e,,, lbn, am. 49, ,l 49, !
weight Of - nd ,,,s,.,,,,l , ,I NJ 'i''
sent by whom and -, ,,i.o, II ,I 5,,iJ'
rrr,cd corfr.,onl ,;tI ,l, ,il =
pr,ss,, b,in,i,,, ,I,,, .,,,5,I ., - l. 80 80 " ~
mined l,y Tho rom II, h, GI i ,,,,.,,. ~ " ~ :
TO- Tie r5,rges t,,, I,5,,.,.,.a,,,, - -. -.
st,rh nl~u,s L. l pad to i -, A p,rt h f,,a ,l, 80,
= 1t eu the cars A general rule the c,froc. f,. nj,
Giles coming To OF going lIom lyeebI,tgNi be ~
~ tie Ivn, lhurr D.nn, when deliya,.J l., H..
cn-c.. the cfn,eeu be mid nj Il, D,ut al , ,,
ed, before the ariic lea afe ors nr,,ed
II hen live stock nrr sem bv tte r,, ,n, ,,,, -
shall determine the number 81 head itni sJnlI 49,. -
II CAT ana They viii be transported al his risk
- Persons who are desire to send freight from a
turnout ate required, after leading il ON the chr Il, ~,
tIsh the Con nctor of The Freight Train WIIh a vrtle,,
BID al Ladrg ol the sane potl " dated and di.,,et.
y specifying the nam, q the Gau~isnor and Coh.ones
'hcquaniy orwri,lt cr such freight and II ,n,,cr ~
which it has ben r.ar,L NJ, l,,i,h, vii L
transported from Turnout until his regulation, hn-
been compiled with.
Is. Carriages and Bogecs, if not progeny r,ycre /
10y r owners the Company Will hot her spunsiblc Ion
""y injury they may sustain nom tho leather.
II. NJ goods will be received nj th. Iy,rhbury H.,
dot hitter live o'clock p from tie st day "a MAY til
Tue l't "hY OF heriomh"r aa'i nene after clocd, =.
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Articles Of Fist Class.

O''''''
Agricultural implements Alcohol IN cnska heids
ia elass. owners rski Ale IA bottles risk Bon.
rets BeeswnXi Fnnks aud Stationery Beer in bot
Ties, owtrr'r nsk; fhgs and BagRipg ConcciiuueIics
Clocks; Iigafs Dry Goed'i Drugs and Medicines.
owners risk bNe siah- Demilobn- and their contents.
owners rish Furniture, 10 be boxed fcnthers; Frs
Glass Window owners II Glass. wnr",c wncr'- rsk
Glasses, LODGINGS sIish Hints aud Cups Lquors
on in bill. baskets or bottles owners rirk airts ;
P1rtrr iphoues, own,I's risk Shoes aud Boots Snd
diery Trees mud Shrubbfry Vine in baskets; WIN.
dow Sash, glued ~ MOI, aNurl risk.
Articles of Second Class
Ale iocnals Buller Beer ia cnsks Coningc Cop
per Cnstiues Cuuuu Yarn; Clnck Weights Der
Shiu- III b,es Egg Euithcuwnre Fruit dried Gro.
c. rt-; Ginseng Hardware und Cutlery ilur tSad
dJet- aud pastcrcs Hides flcn4 suited or div ;
Iron, sheet und bundle Iron Saics; Leud. wcr; Ma.
huenuy aud ofbcr terrgn dsol ,uIar Marble drrs.
rabocco Manufactured Tol nrco Screw. and FilImrs,
1In Vinegar
Articles of Third Glass
Bacon: Bet lesl, %, -,ltrI idcr in ra.ks: b. IA
emitted IN barrels lses or b,Scs Iron lnt Inr,.. y ,
lie ur,lrs.ed Mill S.oe-; Mill (,nrin, Pork ttr.L
aud rirkrd St,nn Mills nnu FNt,tf. JaIlnv.
Tar.
I,,se. Mules Gn,tlr Hos AL.enr,d Crly,s #
over a.. .I ii number VIII IL, rn,rici H.. oud Gin
Goo,-Zthc v,ieat4 T., L, ,re,.ln,od ns G56,us uo,
ST.. luon III. MuIeg son ~ Can't, lnlo >I,,t
,'4t,Ir 50O; llnrs 15o. Sbn., 100. & lyrs Ioi oodr
4 ,,,nt,. old Inin..,, nj ,u#t,,.l. md e,,I ;, L
L.. al. t5l tI4Inu,. ,,,n,,,4 az, ,,,se,c.. on
,l5y 8, IA lc na,.l -, Ind ar NIL ,1 NIL. Ia,
sn.r,,l ,a,,..,,.rt in, ,i,i,, Ub,,,,ro c, IA i
f,,, to,rreiu lond,J mr. ~ ,ts ,,l,, If l
| tignti,, ,,,, "a hon, II. ,l..,,., ,.ii,,t - :.
will IN, 81 io,, nh, t,,,.,, =, IDOL :, W !
c,,r. NJ iI. rn,r ,f}o cont. ~, en-, fond far In,nor
! - 10 ,,.,, ,,, rl -, H. -, =,
| ~ I ~. ~ ~ 49, '''' ~, N'''' - ~ '"'' y
! pI,!, 60, ,i ,, Nt,,. 1lL II,
| nj ,l,. f,,,,nan,, .,,.,,,
.,,,ii .,,,,,as, =, III ho'al viii nm, ,..l1ih
.o','ae' III De n,a" WI, "i pay
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Between L 1nohhurg and Wytheville.

litho lhnis stopped iora passenger between any
81 the above named points, the cHfee wilibe moaeon
the point lust PASSED by the Train, and chnrRc Wi
be- us than tweets-liNe cents in any caae.
Passengers wio do not procure Ticket. lcNcept those
who take the ma whore tickets ARE not .uld. ]
All be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in al
tor 10 the rogulnr rutc, q" inr". provided. however
that ia no c1sc sh, he receive ohm ten,
lhon my cent. from any one passenger my point
the rond
Nefsaut.will be required 10 hive two pnssrv.
be left with the Ticker Aeon md with the Con-
lor which passes, must bo explicit IN granting the
oce 10 travel ou tho car. Fer cnlorcd posous In.
required tapodHso thetlree 1pefsor They Vii H.. L.
pc,miitcd Ia uu,e on the cnr-.
jun 10 l.. II Gil l., Gpu'I Sul,t
~ All parcts nds9r-ine loi Tins Company vii
pease stoPall uds tli-eu,nt-in relation fa,,ynf,3
Inc ur1ltL ~. I IL .I.. -,t..
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The tale is of extraordinary character tahen--
rs the title seem, 10 indcaerom real life in which
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Dol enough create al d Is this reality which give.
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\ woth ol rare merit, altogether. Considering tn.
powerful delincaons Of cln-ac'er and the "a mirallv
groupei und splcndidy dramatic with which II
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Its writer naHr Is not wen, but think ~,
know lie ma,tcr hutd that worked it's brilliant
pages
TO the lover ofthr good and beautiful this book is par
tcuarly recomn nded. 1t may be had by making an
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NeN Bookstore, Lynehburg, Va.
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NEW BOOKS
PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

la"eto day receive by Express, the following New
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Life and Works Of Robert Buns, by Robert Chambers
Lite and Its Aims.
Tales Of the Old Times
Genoa Pisa. and Florence. by Mrs NJ. Harrison Robin.
SON.
Alone, by lady Of Richmond, Va, new edition.
fute's NV Forms.
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United States d sIensatory, edition,
An Address, by the Rev. d.. Duff also,
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WHAT THE cRlTICs SAY:


Miss Harlanh may henceforth take rank among
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States. '-Ac'c York Commercial Adceyliscr.
heexcellent ton pervadag it will make it one of
the most popular hetiun5 OF the present year-PhHa.
ErCning Mani
THE mornl of the story i, prominent and unex-
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its recital embarrassing N1cs.
IVY take especial pleasure in commencing this ear
nest, chnstey -wrtrn and exceedingly udicions story
among the brilliant gems that have It Gently made
their aprearan"c.-AmertcaH Co0riT, Phaa.
"a work oil Imagination admirably executed .-Phaa.
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I'VE commend ilns among the ceyerest novels TINT
have been written.'-PhHa. iro1ng Builetin.
alt will found quite interesting the last Northern
novel, the Lamplighter.o -RaH Aiaer.
possessing tar more interest and exhibiting greater
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bron'hi "ut for Ta1y day. ooegs Lady's Book
"A novel o uncommon excellence, certainly SUI rior
10 any Nrginia novel we recocct to hive read.
The pictures "l Virginia country lire. with its ar USE
mens, exercises and the hnbits and pccuary If the
people, are faithfully and graphically sketched and
sone ot these sketches have all the eshues and soft
ness otwolld pictures by our best nuthors."R Eram-
Alone is book ofgreat merit and we recall ortofs
which dispIayn thorough knowledge Of that ant which
niefs 81 largely into the character of every ule tler
Nemean the art OF the fac0afea "-S0niheu La. Ness
jun 20
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Low Fare from Lynchburgto Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and sfter h. Iuih July, our Boats will leave
j. arhbtg Tor Richmond ri-wertls VIZ, Tue.aay,
Thursday Saturday az Directly uitel tine M
rival the Western Passengers from lynchh1g
are two night aud one dav the Bnnt.; and tAo-"
VINO hay bu-i in Richmond without tossing
time ssve g. 20. by taking this route fot Ghsrotlc-
Vile tri-wcety coaches connect IN Sruussil, leuvc
Lynchburs II p m. arrive ia Cha oete, lie duy
at n. BOYD, EDMUND DAN ESFDaI.
iuN
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DAGJEsSHk

Two TIE iuBLlG In this day of humbugse,y
= and sell Puil with winch our papers abound.
It "a haid inr the people determine ON true ,aer,.
Nu upon this sc"e the subscriber has no complaint to
make as he feels confident that his eprts to please in
"s community Tor the past Years hive been md
are stu arpre ated as evnred by the continual growth
and increase of his business.
Having hne' large reception rooms, and finn, or, A.
ing rooms equa ii not supe Tor, any in the Staa
aud every facility 10 make his vistor. peas,nt ybilo
'ney are waiting, he respect uly invites ia nav waot
pictures OF themselves or friends faithfully nd nrtistcnl
ly executed, to give him call
lie viii SIMPLY add that he has not lett the
he expect 10 very soon, but may bo found at his o
sand 'en ct the fag) where he stl continues to pro-
"u1' lnose superior DegurrreoyPes which have been
ana stlIare the admiration ofaIl lovers ofarr but is
r0r to indifferent operators.
As usual. constantly on hand Ia hrce assortment OF
oagnetrentype JewcIry. ich will be filled with pic
lures at moderate price, and warranted to be what
they are sold for.
Pictures taken in any weather aud ali hours of tie
Day IN every style OF the except oue-hat is the
one TINT fades or don't plolse
u Galleries, Vain ST., L,nchburE lin 81 Danyille
J"y ~fls 4. r.. GIBBS, Pruprptor.
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WATCH s. JEwBLRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
ii. SlLVERTuOISNN co.

e WE have just received. ttom The Northern CITIES
Ga a large supply OF Watches AID Je"elfy, WHICH
49, wee purchased IN person aud Sc can therefore,
vibrant every article sold
In the stock vii be found fine gold and SILVER leyc
Watches from the fnest CHRONOMETER. duWn Ia =
plain article all at which genuine and perl ap. IA
best assortment ever opened in tins market.
In the Jewery line viii say that article can be
caslel for which mol able t. otter
LARGE AID WILL sELrcrEn 81 Il OF gentlemen,
Vest and Fob Chains and Ladt,s Beast Pms and Ear
Rigs. &c. " Il be fe.,d very attractive.
Coin AMI SIN az " ,Kr.- I've invite special attru
ton also facilities IN manufacturing Gold and
Silver We large assortment al which Is kept tor-
santly - and deserves the inspection ol all who
sh Ia purchase.
REraiRlxo--Watchc.. Jcwelr, and al auIrIe. ct
. Gald aud S,e Ware repaired nad IN. ,ufsi on toe
shortest notice..
Person. visiting Lyuchburr and desiring an. atiI,
ia ne viii find their lsanttfe 10 cal md ex-
anime the stock. Ne anal To exhibit tArsc
goods. Knowing thai the ,uterofity our np",taions
aud the -pa,se ,rkmanshf Of manufacturing
anrot he &c lied.
NAV CTS
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
Fare from Lynchburg

To Lexing Jaa...---4$ 40 - mite sui rHur..s - 30
.. Rock. Alum-.-.-.3 ~ " sweet AMI Red ) 40
Warm& lIot Sp'es..5 c. Dagger sSpring. > 80
our Paeket Boets leave Lyeehlufg, for Buchanan
~ daily (sirdays cxoeplcd) At n, aud arrive nj
pm Returning leave buchanan. daiIY, att m lSan-
day excepted ana arrive IN i.yuchsurg. I = IN
At Mouth River the Boats ct with dafly line ct
STAG iur Lexington, Ruek and Bath Alut, Warm md
Hot Springs; Gmers Mil with the for Natur
al Bridge and Blu, hanan with lirts the Nhc
sulphur: bythe SWEET and tic other by huggs'''
Nproigs.
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Citizen Of The Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
Piaintt The perdict has gone forth AHadmi
that champions IinctHre" has no Superior
Severe Case of Rheumatism

tttIIsNILLt, \ DtmNIc 10, Va,
Ma ch ith, 1853. !
Nes@s. Mortimer d MowbTay:- Gentlemen--llavi wing
been afflicted with rheumatism for in its
wnrtt FORMS and being able obtain relief from
other medic ues | was induced TT, llampton's Veg
rtable Tlncmre." n FEW hotties Of which, am happy to
say, have nude perfect cure.
Atthr time commenced using the Tinctcre | was
Scarcely able walk. | aud have been for
weeks. entirely free from all pam.
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Summer Arrangement,
s - -. - 49,
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
r..........na Il

AIINI td5tU oFtvN dIItI NH5IIIBH u IfUuIb9
~ and after Monday. Apn, !. IT, Espress al
~ and PBsscarar Tain vii lra,r Iyachhurg dam.
l0t \. NJ.
Retu,u - isaxs Rig Spriae at3 a. + NJ and az
rive ~ L,rri.u f at I'm
stopping each way, anly al forrst, Gooie's. Lowry
Liberty, Oak Mnlra, Lisbon, Buiords. Bonsaok..
Gi.b's Mil Big l.. h. Safea Dyalf., Thomas and Big
SpIns THOS. SHARP, Grn'L Supt
uaI 2sts
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Gas FITTING.

IAN fully prepared introduce Gas Pipe into Store,
L Dwellings, on Factories tire shortest notice. Hav
ing had several years experience IN the Lusiuess my
work may be relied perfect. am ready give
estimates any time will also furnish steam pipe
JAMES CLELAND,
pract cal Gas Filter. Main IT.,
Wilson & Franklin. old stand, up stairs.
iunT.dfs
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= l. d AR y tx TO Is eco.
Nj. I.ANGHORNE 81 SONS.

Nj. LANGHORNE 81 SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS sEeARs AND TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
1--WE Subscribers have constantly ON hand a large
L. stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the most approved brands which they feel con6ent are
inferior in the market, and which will be sold at
the LOWEST PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and entiie satisfaction guaranteed purchasers
The oIlowi rands are kept constantly on hand:
La Flor de ALBANIA La Sutana
California, Las Tres Corona.
JIcoteneal, La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conquista,
La Fiel de =. J. c., ElLron de Ora
La Ieresita, F. Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation
III frogHma, Figaro,
Las Tres Esrellas. La Norma
Herman Cortez, fru,ipes
Lafayette &c sc.
TOBACCO.
cronoco. Aectarne,
Griu Leaf Catawba
Golden Peach Stanard Sct,
Septctube S-dSrts
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THE + FINALE SY STEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extinct from james Inris. Esq.'s LetS Alexandria,
Na-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures himself, he
says: Mrs. II. has been suffering with the liver com
plaiu and with inability constantly complaining. rom
weakness, through her whole system. She enjoy.
better health than for tnify yrurs being ntely
ed by the Of Hampion's Fegetobte TiHcture."
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extact from n
Letter from }. G.imes, ESQ.,. Lou1on county Va.-"My
wife has been for years afflicted with great wee ness
pain in the breast side and back pal pation,f the
hear feeblcncss oihc SYSTEM loss Of appetite:
complexion aowi the sight of eye almost gone the
oth'r weak. | am pleased say Hampton 5
Iacture has restored her perfect health. Her eyes
as good now ever they were
tS al and get pamphlets
Sod by J. II. SEAY, x co, Lynchb rg; Sewers
SeottsviIle A J. BROWN Charlottesville, and by all
Drugg ists hrongh nut the State. Nar "a dscIy
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L. CA -sssssssssl N OTICE.-rhe Ticket office of
fass a1i-2z-@@2theN V. X I. Ruilroad Company at
Lynchbng will here frr be closed always five minutes
before the departure Of the trains Passengers are re
uestrd Ia apply curly the flee and procure tickets
or they will rositt ely be charged ten cents in addition
10 the regular oi they are also requested to
procure change. will be changed for less
amount that = so. JNO. Il. McCRERY. T Ag't
July l9.ts
" llplpera advertising for this Co. copy.
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GYmnaStic Academy.

MIR. HERNANDEZ proposes establish, in
VI Lynchnurg u GYMNASIUM, where all the OK
ercises pertaining to The prof ssoin will be Taught
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
ALLEL BARS, ROPES, LADDERS. HORSE
DUMB BELLS. THROWING Knives, BONlNG n
FENCING He will a 40 have, in connection with the
Gymnasium. "A SHOOTING GALLERY.
His terms will be only -FOUR DOLLARS per
the school commence us "A sufficient mum
of subscr bers obtained
Mr. Hernandez calls attention 10 the following nm
menda.inn from physicians OF tie ciiy. Ia developing
the muscles and promoting the general h, alth and up
pearance, nothing compare 10 Gymnastics.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The course OF instruction propose by Mr. Hernandez
"a well ated improve the hcalt and Appearance
OF those who may place themselves ueder hi-
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SUBSCRIBERS NAMES
Alfred w Horner McCorkle
" b Bishop Geo LYMAN
C J Raine J II Miller
VIM II Ha II Latham
b Sumpter Davenport
lily. Grey Latham Davenport
lno NJ Crowley Thos. Mosby
n Tanner c l. Bdreh
" Strother Jno T Reese
Ru Read, w Latham
r.. Phelps Meem, Jr.,
w PJones Christian
+ Dunaington ID Warwick,
X Otey Robert II buckner,
r Atkinson r Latham,
Chas. Langhorne
jun 23 dts
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Gents Fine Soft Hats.

SEABURY opened yesterday follows
~ Gems Wide awnke Huts' =
''White Nebraska :!
F 'kNOW NOTHINGS,' 81
"Nankin soft"
"Lcw Grown Pearl July -
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New and Important Invention.

NM, y Dr.. Jas Bolton, of Richmond.
THE C4LORTC HOT AIR FURNACE
yoF "erming Churches, Public Buildings or
Pirate Dwellings,.
l uA'h one more left of tness Furnaces which ha,
10 leave IN few days, wish dispose of this onn
Any person wanting TO warmn Church. Factory Private
O"eii'ns' Store or Public Hall with small fire car
ger oargalnrt immediate application be nude To
JOSEPH FARRAR.
er ouls at 4. .SiHpson's
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

TUE excellence ot lhe-e towels CONSISTS in thrr
u sharpness, heSlputy md powder ct absorption,
rendering them very valuable i.r battling purposes For
ale by JOIN. II. SEA( y co,
iun b Druggists
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Tarrant's EGeryesent Settler Aperient

ftHIS /. 81 rhr msst delightful, we'll n the mild
i -. lurgatyts nov before the puhhc. Il po.sezsrs
al Il medical virtues Of the approved seibi ape
rent l. 4. n tho form Of pow der carefully putu m
bottles aud merely require. br poured upon H.
producing, in instant lcnsunt erik csen beverage
with the sparkling aerceaheuess Of Soda Weor Il nets
gently the stem aud restores the digestive lw-
ers wien inactive and esci'es healthy all ,s.,o'Is
the stomach giving the patient renewed health
and strength. For sale by
aug Pts JOHN II. SEAN < CO. Dme'ts.
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emu KaiiroadTabe O: Rates between L,nehburg Newbe

y. s4--.ss si.--s4 .1sss.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GAS! CAS-! CASH

DSRSoNS wishing tA.tr hnuscs d.fej III hrrs ing
Il t'as viii Ind some strong inducements aaerrei 10y
applying the subscriber have good workmen aud
superior stock of materials. A. q. DABNE1.
n. B-An orders tor fitting NJ Tobacco Factories
,ed within sixt. days, payment viii be required
before the LIST OF June, 1853.
inn ID
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Singers Sewing Machines.
IiEASONA..E PRsICEs

Which are the only Sewing Machines of any utility viii
" be used without MAKING THE OWNER LIABLE
SUIT for infrncementof patented privileges are st sold