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IN READINESS.

1--WE subscribers will have their sem-annual accounts
Il IN readiness Tor presentation by the lst of July
Alnhdehed arc expected Il to prompt in settlement
Accounts which were due the od concern Of A IS Shatc
u Co f,oeipe months Sqce unless settled at tbn1 time
will be placed in the hands nf oic for collection
jun 30 BURROUGHS SHAFERN co
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ON and after Moadav. April Sd. tbs Erpress all
" and Passenger Train will leave Lynchhurg daily,
Except Sundays A. NJ and arrive a, Big Spring at
io4A
Returning leave Big Spring at3 as r. NJ. aud ar
rive in Lynchburs ut Up. M.
stoppag each wa, only at Forest Goodies. Loafy',,
Liberty. Oak Muiea Lisbon, Bufords. Bonsack's.
Gish's Min, Big Lick saem DyalIs, Thomas AND Big
Spring. THoS. ShAhf, Gen oupt
rQSte
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
Oh HHDS N. O. X 7 H. Suga,,
~ 40 bis. Coffee aud Clarified Sugnr,
80 boxes and bbls Lunf, Crushed and Pul
verified Sugar,
100 hags Rio and Laguu Coffee,
90 Bugs Superior Old lava Coffee,
Is hhds. Cuba anil T. r. Molnsses,
30 bbls N. O. Molasscs,
20 tons Bur Iron assorted,
do Hoop ind Band do,
do. Bliserd ST. el,
do. Cast and Shear do,
10000 Tbs Bncou,
200 Sides Sole Lealei,
10 do. Black Upper do,
40 doz. Calf Skins
20 =" Pink ling do,
10 Sheer Skins,
900 iinlcs Cotton Ynrn,
10 Bales OsnRbures
80 Boxes Sperm and Ndnmanino Cnndlea,
so d. HILLS Sons Patent do.
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch
800 kegs Nails 3 TOGO ny.,
10 Nn'i Nails,
Is bbls I ,nners' Oil
40 ms Peruvian Gunno,
900 sucSs Salt.
Also
Pnld, Bleeched aud Brown Domeatic Calico Linen
Drill, Bed Cords md Plough Lines. Winlow Glns. and
Putty Copperas, Aur, Muddor and Indigo, Pepper,
Gager and Spice, Spades. Shovel. Trace and llnlte,
CHAINS, Manure aud Hay Folks Boots Shoes and Hat.
for sbe, exchange Cor country producc.u n nccomo
dating terms. (api 2lt) JOHN ROLLINS.
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NOTICE. NM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e.lnhI

n Office The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
/ Y lately carried on this ci by Talbot Il Potter is
thi. day dissolved by consent. We return our
thanks our friends an the public general for their
liberal patronage All pcr indebted to the concern
will cal on Talbot an settle THEFT little memorandums
Talbot will settle all the debts of The establishment
TALBOT g. POTTER,
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THE + EMALE sly STEM.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract FROM 1ames Harris, Esq 5 Lote-, Alexandria,
Va.-Alter speaking Of wonderful cures on himself he
suys: Mrs. II has been suffering with the liver com
plant and with inability, constantly complaining, ION
wer1ne through her whoIe system. She enjoy.
better health than 10, THEY years being entirely
ed by the use of Hdmptoa's Pegetabte Tmctmen
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exlract from n
Letter from j ines, ESQ.,, Loulon county va NJ,
wife has been for Yeas Afflicted with great wee ness
PUN in the breast, side aud buck; pupilatonf the
hea eebeness OF the system; loss or appetite
complexion saow; the sight of eye almost gone the
other We y weak. | am pleased 10 say, Hampton $
Tactnrc has restored terto perfect health Her ewes
are ms good now as ever they were.
~ Cali and get phamphots
Sold by }. II. SEAY, & co, Lynchh rig; SOWER
Soousvie; A. J. BROWN, Charlotte.s lille, and by all
Druggists througho the Suite. var p dG ciy
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS hlutr's G. Sugar,
- IS q ound. Cla flied a. Crushed do,
30 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls NJ o. Moiasses,
~ hhds. +, r. 10,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 Laguira do,
10 Prime old Java do,
so boxes Adomaniine and Sperm Candles,
Large lot Of Clover, Orchard. Grass and mohy Seed
Call .oon selling cheap
(fsb "a ts) YOUNGER e. HMITH
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Dissolution.

fENHE parn'r Ship heretofore existing under the firm
4 aud lyle OF Bell Jennings in the prpprietersp
of the Cubell House, has this day been dissolved hy
mutual The subscriber has purchased the en-.
lrs interest OF Mr. Jennings. and will hereafter be the
sole pror retor. He most respectfully socits conn
ofe liberal patronage r has heretofore receive
from his friends and the public gel orally promising tina
pairs expe' shall be spared render them co IN
Portable while they stop with him.
June 9TH, 1854. (ts) ROBERT H. BELL.
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| The Rich, the Poor. eUery t0heTe, bear the same
Testimony.
Real the follow ing Certificate frem Indy endorsed
| by Postmaster =. T.. Cooper:
| CAPok BaiDoE,
Hampshire county. Va, March isi, 1884.
Mr.. T.. =. Cooper Deaf sir Agreeable to your re-
aueat md my desire benefit the afflicted. here
Gy certify the great rref1 hive received from the
| of Hamp,oas Vcgetdbe TnctHe
taken with violent pDiptfation, rather nut-
terng anil trembling of the heart, which continued sew
eral days; seemed i'm, heart had almost forgotten
it, office. The family became alarmed and procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine and befoIe had taken
near hottie Of this Tmet0e IF HamptOns WINS en-.
tirey relieved.
the use of this valunbe Medicine. I NO hreo Gears
ago laid up with liberation of my anke. from fleet
of what Is generally called M leg. had lost al taste
aud appetite aud the sore, VIII ch oUt inches
NJ, and down, and hafw around my ankle rejected
every effort TO heal until procured Hnmpton's Veg
etale Tnctufe.one bottle of which restored my health
healed my ankle, aud am freer from swelling than for
the Int thirty years
dgai1, of my daughters very low from
dysentc y aud when she began sit up her feet
menced -wellng which increased every da", and began
10 be very painful sse used bottle Of Hampton's
Iineture; the pains nssuaged, swelling sub
vi led and her health ieurued-we kept her legs bnn
daged with strips of w"oen uot her strength returned
hive been thus pattcunr that others Ter similar
eift unsIanees might be induced uva themselves Of
tins remedy. Your. with respect.
do hereby certify tht | personally acquainted
with Mira. Edwards, aud eHn safely recommend the
boye statement to be correct
f. + CooPER, Postmaster,
Capon b idee Hampshire county, Vn.
~ Delicate Ladies aud Children will please give l.
trial.
Space mi not p,rma 10 name hundreds Of Others
Geo, w. Goodrirh, Capt. Thos. Canot, Robert Gaut
jumes Smyt cured of rheumatism.
John Pervnd S.A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V. Esk
ridge. u s. Navy, and thousands ol others cured of
Dyspepsia, Scrouln, Cough Liver Complaint Brnnch
u.s. st. Virus Dgncc Ne. We own citizens
Gail them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant! The Verdict has gone .torih AHadmu
that champions Jincture" has no Superior !
SeoTTsyILLE. AlbemnrIe Co Va.
March 2sth 1853.
Mesws Mortimer & Moubray :-Gentemen--l hive
been afflicted lor the last eight year. with hheuu atisn,
Dyspepsiu aud Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
wth pnins in the shoulders, hip, bn,k ind side, shift
Ing from side to the other, Papltution Of the hrnt
los of appetite. cold swents night excessive cosvr
uess md great debility aud weakness. | tried many
REM uics which done me no gn1d but rHthei grew
Worst Lnst fall ! WIS advised try Han Itons
Vegetable fncturc and am happy say it has
me am free from all pain. aud in the enjoyment
ut perfect health and mke pleasure in recommend
ing the Tncure ull ull ctcd MS hive been.
Yours, JAMES NJ. NOEL.
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42Ss2, soMETHING NEW BEAUTIFUL.

NIB SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFTJT,.
k5NHy X A. WILLIAMS calls Intention to his new
A4sAy beautiful q varied assortment of PRAYER Bonls
Izs7S which he ha,just received and which Lee So,
lccted Amself, in the Northern Cities but few days
ago; together with large stock of Theological nd
Miscellaneous wurks, consisting of all tie jptest ,J
most interesting works of the day.
The followir some ofthem:
Russian Shores by Oliphnnt,
Maps of Europe,
Sketches of Greece and Turkey,
SilImHn's Travels in Europe,
Life and Writings of Andrew Broadus
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea,
he Discarded Daughter
Revere~ of IA Batchclor,
Mrs. Broa nings Poems,
history of Ireland,
fe of John Randolph IF Roanoke by HughA. Garland
Woman in France. by Julia Kavanaugh.
Womar and her Master. by Frederick Smith;
Together with beautif4l selection of fancy articles
writing desks, TIA secret sPrings large stock 81 nu.
sic, paper hafgings and peiumery of every kind aud
at such n"'-~J carrot fail to please. All he asks is
chr, - irsure sales. mny 10
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INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
4 spectfully to call the atertion OF the citizens '
.yncburg and the adjoining country.to his large and
~ splendid assortmentoi BOOTS SHOES, A&xJ
III CATERS. &c., of his OWN MAKE,
-s<S and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND Of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot 81
Shoe for the present season. will do we'll call me-
~ am determined pease, both regards quai,
Lnd price.
Don't forget call atthe three doors above tie
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. /. +. GRlMALDl.
dec Its
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HerIings and Maokarel.

0AWH0LE \ huff barrels New No. Her,ing.
~ IL Dbl lat No 3 MarLarel,
In store and for sule by GEO BAGBY.
Jun ID
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WIN. s. HANNAH

LAS now open and for sale. most desirable
IL stock Of Spring and Summer gooda, To which he
begs envs call the attention of his friends aud the
public generally, His mcnt is complete md al
a. low prices ny In the market. He would call
particular attention 10 his stock Of
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also, splendid stock Of iurnisin ing goods Tor gen
tcnen, among which may be fourI
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, GLOVES,& &c
All Of The styles aud best hikes Buyers wall
confer favor by looking through my stock before pun
chasing, as ! an determined sell cheap The
cheapest mar 81 Is
lg.Exnrca. md GnzeIIc rnnv.
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beg lrnve call the attention of the public to
letter written by distinguished ply sican WHO ia him
sell most skilful payer, and has welded his cue l..
many lends the banks Of the Seine well in the
mel ehborhood Of the Hudson.
Billiards consider of the most u,eu, as it is
the most fascinating OF all games. good e,e steady
and judgement aud practice the requirements for
excellence Graceful aud sing. it has lis
fractions for all classes of society. To the mechanic it
is usetu for ii serves relaxation from his daily
bodily toll to the merchant and the professional
whose business is rcce,sary less sedentary it
especially recommends 1t self firstly as "a relaxation.
Secondly, trihe exercise which accompanies H. To the
invalid and hypoc londriac il il beneficial:
as abstraction from needless If Injurious trains
OF thought and tor the invalid the exer, Use is of gen
Tie character, ii indugrd for great l-nglt
OF ime hat 1t cannot be otherwise than useful | have
frequently recommended Billiards individuals who
sought Ter something which would at once com vine
pleasure with ueneft, aud f"va invariably found il
give satisfaction"
In conclusion. Talbot would say the public, when
ne receives pay for game of Is II ar L. he does not
puh-or you mny rest assured thatthe player has had
us moneys worth, and receiving more than my
ia"iul dues Gully l-ts)
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THE attention of Farmers also invited these
Works "a there will be kept always Land all kinds OF
AgricuNu. implements,
sav Flows Haruws, c tvaors, Corn Shelters, Chu rs
Of various patterns and of the improved and Lar set
style And Hay Presses and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers rely getting Just
good ant los at these Works they at the North
or any other works, end at Northern prices
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOm.

ID II. LIGGAN a. SON, Uphol. <<zsssg sssgsssss;7s,,,
IN. Pape' Hangers. Mat e! -
tress and Rope Manufacturers. Mum ~
Street. Two Doors below the Market house, LynchbuI G.
Va keep consl antly ON hnnd and make orr Curl
ed Hair Lbuck Moss, Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses ind Rope of every description
We have in employment some first rate Cab
net Workmeh and intend To keep hand surf ly OF
FURNITURE, of our own make. and also Northrn man
farure-snch n Bureaus Sofas Wardrobes, Bedstends,
Chsirs DoubIennd Single Louuges-lOO0 bead,tcads
nov ON h md We ask Tt attention oil all Who navy
want articles in line and pledge ourse es to sell up
ON MS reasonable terms be obtained in this an
other market. ~ SPecia attention given To the re-
pairing Of Furniture Gan 2.d&ets)
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Flour.

JUST RECEIVED aud for sale lot Of nice Flour
- in bags, suitable for familyu 9.
JUS 20 WILSON Il FRANKLIN
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FHHHESE WORKS hive be- set in operation it'll
1 all the latest Improved Machinery for Wood and
Il N work. and upon scale commensurate with the
wants of the ) outh and West. for Car construction
hIore than hundred Of all description have
been made these works for the Virginia d. Tennessee
Rail Roud.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail. Roads respect.
inliy nv ID bestow their patronage, they may
ly upon having their work finished in strict plance
VIII IT, III ewn plans and awnings; after tie most
hprove plans ul Construction prices satisfactory.
Southern Kaii-ROads
Win longer be compelled 10 obtain tleir Cars from
tue l,h subject to large expense and rick of Trans
porthtion. GEO. q. CURLE Proprietor.
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OrF,cr Va. q TENN. RAIL.RoAp Co. ,

OFFICE va. & TENN. RAILROAD Co.
Lynchburg, Sept 30. 1853. !
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Cure. feel confident TINT the Piedmont Works under
his management, will fully maintain its reputation n
making Raj. Road Cars well in any and all us
branches of mechacal operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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DILLARD a OGDEN,
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants

Offer for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries,
( fONSlS lAG Ia part Of lhe following articles: New
~ Orleans. Port Rico and Coffee Sugars; lava La
Rnsra and Rio Coffee; Iron. Steel aud Nail. Of every
variety; Foreign aud Domestic Liquors. "ge as.ort.
mont of staple Dry GOODS Hats, Cop- Boots 81 oes and
indeed ever. ynreiy OF goods usually kept in Grocery
house ] heir stock ia tho largest that il has ever
been their pleasure Ia offer the public. Feeling con.
hden they sell.s low ny house in tie CITY, they
respectfully solicit call from their friends aud the pub
lie generally, before purchasing
WM s. DILLARD.
WIN II. OGDEN
npl CTS Opposite The Fnrmers' Bnnk
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

1--WE excellence of these towels consists in their
Il sharpness, fexinty and powder of absorption,
rendering them very valuable for bathing purposes For
sale by JOHN. Ii. SEAl 4 CO,
Jun 3 DRUGGISTS.
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The Billiard Saloo" will be continued ty Talbot its
present locality in convenient place ia the
city, where shall be pleased To wait all those who
may think proper to give me their custom,
jun 26-d4t MELVILLE TALBOT,
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THE undersigned having had charge of the above
" orhs from tI,'r commencement. under tie former
rfoprtor, Mai A. Ellison Jr. asks 10 to say to the
RaiR public thai he has engaged with the preoeti
Proprietor and will continue it. manage ment, hoping by
ri. long experience in Rail road works ard
trntiun the work entrusted him. t. merit the APP.
probation and liberal patronage of the public
A. NETTLETON, Manager.
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BOOKS, &C

EFIsfH NEW BOOKS for Summe, .
xV just received at -'oaoins
Fern Leaves tseeond. series) by Funny Fern
Deserted Wife, BY Emma SeutLWo',L
ShannOndale, do. Ia
The Discarded Daughter, do. do
=. Curse Of Clifton, do. do.
!" Phnter's Bride, by Caroline La. n
Eone, d. sh'z,
A year after Marriage, by Ar hur
Bride Of the Wilderness 10y Bennett,
Cla,a Moreland
The Lamp Lighter,
Pilgrims II Wasingham, by Agnes Strickland
Life AID Adventures oi "a Gountr, Merchant
The Maste House, tale OF Southern Life ~
Household Words-VoS and in Nos y Logan
types OF Mankind, by Mott & Gliddon
Also
Harper, Cooley Gruham, Peterson's, Arthur
Repository for July, aud oher BOOKS too nupe, Jules
mention. fN 10
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COM Nj e NDATIONS
C1I,..r L Enn's lRrIcn W. I'm. Z IL 1

7
CHlGF ENGINEER's OFFICE Va. q Tenn r. X.
Lynchburg. Va, Scptem cr %, 1853.
TO THE RAH.-ROAD PLBLIC.
All the Cars ct every Kind in upon ts road ,have
been made al the Piedmont Works, in Lynchburg, un
d. tn, direction Cf Gen'l Netlleton, as Agent
II gives much pleasure to say that our cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. | cheerIuy
commend these works, 10 companies requiring cars,
competent to construct aud faith uy execute any con
tracts that may be- made with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ. GARNETT,
Chief Eng. Va. d Tenn. K. r.
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GAS! CAS-! CASH.


DERS0hS wishing their houses f'ted for bur ing
Il Gas will find strong inducements offered. by
Implying 10 The subscriber huve good nrhnen and
snpei ior stock of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
n. bah orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
rectised within sixty days, payment will not be required
befoIe the Isl OF June, 1855
7-dts
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WILL BE PUBLISHED. ON LIST AUGUST
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A Semi Nautical Romance of intense interest. nv
the Author of the Pirate Doctor" the Law
yer's Story" the "0ld Doctor" &C., &c.
1--WE success hitherto enjoyed by the author of the
above Popular works is a sufficient guarantee, of
thefavor with which any productions coming his
pen will he received by the public. The Cabin Bows
STORY rnmantc narrative illustrating the no, rors
oithe Slave Trade. carried In the Coast of Africa
ne author has served IN The navNand the descrptiG
and characters are paine tom personal acquaintance
with them The story is full of exciting interest and al.
venture as the celebrated wora of Defoe Robinson Cru
soc, and has the advantage over That I'll ,riuus fiction
inasmucb as it is founded facts of every any occur
renee The history of tie heroine of the Story Zuleika
the Circassian Slave. purchased Consautinople edu
Gated and married The reckless yet chvaric Seymour
the commander of the Albatross is simply narrntion
ot fact painted from the life and all the nun erous
oh racters portrayed throughout the .tory are Nyidy
and graz hicaliy dawn.
The publisher have already received ord.rs FIR tho
whole OF the edition it originally their nteninn Ia
publish consequently they have been obliged largely to
Increase III and they respectfully request that al orders
| may be sent in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the worL will cr,a,o ~
much interest Work OF fiction that has of LAT,
emanated from the press wthstanding since the
publication OF Uncle Toms Cabin" works relating 10
slavery IN America PRO and CON, have been numerous
nonehaVe appeared having relation to the syst. m al
purchasing slaves the African Coast written bv o,e
who has witnessed it in all Is hideos deformily The
WORK written IN chaste and pure language and will be
aweicome and instructive addition the lmiy library
The work will form hea tiul octave volume Of 400
| pa-es handsomely illustrated with fine engravings a ID
elegantly bound b cloth. Price in cloth one dola,
IN paper. 10 cents which rates coaips will be sen, h
the publishers to any part Of the country free of
tP For sale wholesale and retail by the ppbli hoe
ELLSWORTH & STREET.
No'2a BEEKMAN STREET New YoRK.
And by all the Booksellers througbout ,b, lii
e''e' a"" BRUSH 'roSmoes' ljuy 81 81
Y0N's KATHARION BarrS'- frro1 - On.
II Harpton's Veg Tinctu,e, Rushron's md Simas;
Cod Liver Oil, Roses Popular ,edicnes--or sale AT
JNO. WRlGH1'S
July 70 Now Dn, Stare
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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GymnastiC Academy.

Gymnastic Academy.
MR.. HERNANDEZ proposes to establish, in
1'A Lynchourg, "A GYMNASIUM, where all the ex
ercise+ perainng the prof ssoin will be lnught-
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
AiLEL BARS, ROPES, LADDERS, HORSE.
DUMB BELLS, THROWING KNIVES, boxing \
FENCING. lie will also have, in connection with the
Gymnasium, n SHOOTING GALLERY.
His terms will be only FOUR DOLLARS nor month
the 'chool To commence soon as "A sufficient nun G.
oi subscribers obtained.
Mr. Hernandez calls attention the followingr econ.
mendn'ion frnm physicians OF the city. In developing
the muscles and promoting tho general h. alh an ar-
peaiance' nothing can compare to Gymnastics
ACCOMMODATIONS
The course of instruction propose by Mr. Hernandez
well cacu ated to improve thu healh and Appearance
OF those who may place themselves u"der hi. cnle
HY. GREY LATHAM,
Il. LATHAM,
THOS,J BLACkFORD
w OWENS
WIN s. MOhRIS5
SUBSCRIBERS NAMES
Alfred w llorner WP McCorlJ,
" Bishop Gen LYMAN
Rane II Miller
Vim II Hall II Latham
Is Il Sumpter Davenport
lily. Grey Lntham : Davenport
Ino NJ Crowley Thos. A'osby
Tanner C LBIrch
W a Str0ther Jun Il Reese
r. j Real w Latham
Il. PLelrs Meem, Jr
w PIones Christian
Duuington A d Warwick
otey Rvhcrt II Euckner,
t Atkinson Il Laham,
Chas Langhorne.
jun % dts
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MEDICINES.
will Won Road the Truth |?


A Medicine must have merit and great merit.to stanl
n the test ofpublio opinion. No art Of man can
paivan.e worthless article 10 keep II up asa good
medicine, II II be not really
A good medioise will live, be ONE popular. md ex
tend IL. sales yeqr after year. in spite OF opposition,
The peote readily fnd lis virtues, aud the fame ol
them passes from m,uti mouth with mpre rapidly
than newspapers spread IT, living witness iesti'
Tying 10 tho medicine has made for him Il Of far
mora service d an any newspaper advertising
In prod If shai say above, We refer you TO
HAMPTON's VEGETBLE TINOTURE, and its ef-
feefs Is praise is in the mouths of muttudes. The
best men in our country give their testimony to its
wonderful cures. Among them name Hon. H..
Clay. Hon. Rich NJ Johnzon, Vice President of the
United states with hundreds Of others Capt. Thomas
cnnot--brother the celebrated physician of the
Emperor Of Ffance--wH- cur.d by il of disease OF
seven yeais standing nflef the skill Of all the Doctors OF
Europe and America had failed to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.7aothcr GUREby HAHPTONS TfNC1URE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. every Dhere bear the same
Testimony.
Real the follow ing Certificate frem Indy, endorsed
by Postmaster E. T.. Cooper;