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CoSsEcriccr ELEcTIoS.-The returns Oh the
Connecticut e~'ection. thus far, Indicate a com.
plete tout o. the Administrator party in both
branches Of the Legislature. There IA no
choice for Governor.
The BkrcKESRIDGg n CUTTING DirricuLrY
SErrLrD.--The interposition Of the friends oI
Messrs. Breckenridge and Cutting has proved
successful, and the difficulty has been AMIGA
bly, adjusted.
S~EAsoSABLE CuRuSoLoGY.--"Sa Sammy, nv
son, how many weeks belong to the year p
" Forty-six, sir" "Why Sammy how do you
make that out,' "fhc other six are Lent
t47- Tho French robbed Turkey of the de.
pendency of Algiers, yet they are ready to
fight Russia for presuming to take a smalle,
piece Off the Same nation.
icy" England dcspoils and partitions the
Birmnn Empire with one hand, while the 9th.
er threatens to force Russia to respect the right.
Of Nations!
ky- The paternal bencvolence of British
rule in India cxncts from the cultivators of tn,
soil. forty per cent. OF the gross produce
The British hate slavery.
1t was reported at Acapulco that Governo,
Alvarez, wi4s 5000 men, would meet SAINTS
Annals troops the following day, about l0(
miles from Acapulco
No professional man lives so much from
hand to mouth as a Dentist.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures fcl
down stairs, the other day, end broke his namt
in three pieces.
Some ono has thus defined love: A it'll,
signing, n little crying, n little dying, and
deal Of lying.
A clue is said to have been found rs to til,
destroycrs Of the Popc's block for the Wash
ington Monument. The Grand Jury of til,
District of Columbia have the matter befor,
them.
The CASE or SENATOR DouGLAs.-Col. Ben
ton is reported to express the profoundes
contempt for the Nebraska bill. lie SAYS
"The mcanest man in o,ir country is n poo,
white man who marrics d woman with mig
gers"
CoMPAssIosArE.-.skcezicks SAYS that h,
never heard of n man suffering from small.po,
without feeling that he is to be pitted,
1t is rumorcd that the muskcts of Law; os
tensibly designed for Ccnstantinoplc, are real
" Intended for tho West Indies, to be uscdb
the Cubnn rcvolutionists
NEDnAskA.-.-The emigration to Nebraska Ter
ritory is very large. The ST, Louis Republi
can says n great number of persons have ar
rived in that city, ON their way to settle. Tn,
steamboats, were taken up ny fast as they ar
rived, to convey tho cmigranta to their desti
nation.
The London Press of latc date says: "W,
can state from the highest authority not, o
course friendly to Russia-that the amount o
available Russian troops in the principalities is
at this moment, probably not less than 100, o0t
men in good condition.
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fS5- "Somc hopes" says tho New York
Daily Times, are held out to the revenue cred
TORS of the late Republic of Texas, by the re-
suit of u recent conference at Washington,
where II was intimated that the State of Tex
MS il willing to yield TO these creditors the So
ooo,o 900 reserved 8 per cents. held by the Fed
oral Government, with the accrued interest,
and the claim of State, said to be ST. 100, 900
for Indian dcpredations. The whole subject,
however will need to be passed upon by Con-
gress, and we hear that some of tho leading
creditors who have recently surveyed tho pros
pect at Washington, feel no great confidence
that a juss settlement will be arrived at, unless
a large slice of the claim is yielded to the uses
Of the lobby. In other words the proper leg.
islation to effect a long aud shamefully DELAY.
cd settlement must DO bought out and out by
tho public creditors. We do not know the
exact force of the claim OF Texas upon the Gen.
erai government for Indian dcpredations, but
whether entitled TO four millions indemnity. or
opr, the plain English of the calculation is, that
one-haf will have TO be paid 10 make good the
otiicr, and a liberal percentage for releasing
the $4,000, 900 Indemnity Stock besides
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LADIES SUPPER
We have hccn requested to announce tha
the ladies' Of Gonzales will give u
ON THURSDAY EyENING NFxT

tsS VIZ Va oohLSlttS iii Elft " TT #
y" Supper, l91
ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT,
The 27M ef april,
in the lower apartment OF the Methodist
Church. As the object of this supper is the
completion of the Methodist Church. II is con
fiaehtly hoped that the efforts of the ladies
will be fully sustained by tho 'geutlcmcn.-
The price Of admission for gentlemen Is 81, 90.
The la1ics ofthc town and county are respect.
fni'y invited to attend, as ample provision has
been made for n large number.
Tickets of admission can DO procured al
any of the Stores.
1t will be seen by the foregoing announce.
ment that the ladies' have determined to sec
what their efforts in behalf Of this much need.
cd building win accomplish, and We think they
have done their part by providing instead OF
u subscription list for their masculine friends,
n handsome entertainment, tie whole proceeds
OF which will so towards flooring and painting
the church, erecting a pulpit, providing seats,
lights, &c. We know that considerable OK
pense and n great deal of trouble have bepn
incurred Ivy our fair friends, for which they de
sire, and will receive, no compensation, save the
qualification whicl, will arise from the knowl-
edge that their cndeayors have accomplished
the desired result, and we earnestly hope that
the affair Will he patroniEcd with the usual lib.
crality Of our really open handed citizens. 1t
is q matter Of interest to every one, and VIC
hope every man In the Town and surrounding
country viii make it o point, both OF duty to.
ward the church and gallantry toward tho L.
dies, TO DC present.
The services Of Mcssrs. Rundell and Ken.
dell, two excellent musicians, have been pro.
cured to %enliyen the scene. and We sincerely
trust the whole affair will be as profitable as
we are sure it viii bc pleasant.
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YOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

~ We are authorized to stste Inst Isaac N.
Mitchell, Esq, Of victoris, Is DESTROYS of being
elected DISTRICT ATTORNEY, for tho 10th Ju.
licial District, composed Of the counties oi Con
1sles, LavacA. Dewitt Jackson. Victoria and Cal.
hoan. Election Ola sks first Monday IN August
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SHO0Tl SH0OTR SH00rly
A LARGE lot of Rifles, Douhlehaircl Shot
IA Guns and Colts Repea,crs. ,llst received
aud for sale cheap by itCSSEII. & BAfRD$%
Gonzales, April %, ls5i-iT
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tSF The Ssste ,saFstss ryg~ris . l.fataiiy.
Fssaltieg nvas sntoss~sea. tviuoyn Nssssa
uwis, an, OtaeJass ~ tussls, tB Sh,sh ,lss
ksEsts, = n,glsse ~ ScoAlts tsw.n. 81 catxr.
ais, aAs sh0i hs he latter Nsi ct srxh
shot uAs hdesa his SIDE Ths wvsar~ss ~
ne, rvsYo ,eesta 4 j. aA Cap, Gsgmass
hss bs~a hsa q taatc srge4s Al ~ nes,
A@m ~ sle nsues Cart
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tSyN The name NJ Mr.. Richard $. Walker
fsq, Of ~Naccsdoches. is mentioned az a suita.
bic candidate Cot ,hs Office of Attorney Gene.
raj of tho State Of Texas, al the ensuing si.
gust election.
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Dsw. BrnRtrs,--This favoritc fruit Is fast
riponing, Gu prairics arc visited almost dai.
ly by fairy forms and dainty fingers in search
OF these delicious and highly favored berries.
They make most excellent pies, and when
properly served up in cream, are not "bad TO
take" We ate some fine ones prepared in this
manner u few days since, by tho excellent la.
dy of one of onr worthy Ministers,
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Artesian Well--Publio Cistern.

We have been waiting with n good deal Of
patience and anxiety upon the movements of
ttIc committee, appointed several months since
AZ a meeting Of our citizens, to correspond with
4 competent person and ascertain the probable
cost Of boring nm Artesian Well in Gonzales /;
but, rs yet, no report has been received, and Gl-
though il has been circulated through the
streets that several experienced operators have
been written to ON tho subject, and letters re.
ceived from them stating upon what terms
such q we'll could be sunk, still this is not
carrying out the object Of tic meeting. The
committee was fully authorized 10 call a Sec
ond meeting and lay before it all the nccessa-
ny information they could obtain In order that
tho citizens composing that injecting could
como to some definite understanding, and Sc
cure, If possible, the desirable object. No one
will pretend to say that the citizens of our
town arc not in favor of this enterprise, after
the enthusiasm manifested by them ut the first
meeting nor will any one argue against tho
propriety and utility, the advantages and con-
vcnienccs, which would arise from such a
work. Many Of the inhabitants arc necessnri.
ly compelled to haul their water for cooking
and drinking, from the river, or else DEPEND
upon the charity Of two or three persons own
ing wells, when, if We had nm Artesian Well,
all this could be readily avoided. But It IL not
our intention to discuss tho advantages to be
derived from an Artesian Well. All our citi.
IONS, We believe, are we'll satisfied of it's utili.
ty, and such being the case, why do we not &c
to work and get ono bored immediately II
we nrc to have it at all, let us have il Mt once.
But in case tho Artesian Well project Inns
fallen through, and been forever "consigned
to the tombs of the Cnpulcts," then VIC would
urge upon our citizens the propricty Of adopt
ing n more speedy and less expensive method
Of obtaining u supply Of water free to tho use
of tho whole community. 1t has been sug,
gcstcd 10 us that a public cistern would, to q
certain extent, nsw the wants of the town
In this respect, and ono capable of holding
two thousand barrels of water situated al
some convenient place on the Square, say hal
way between tho Court.IIouso and the two
Churches in the rear, would, we doubt not
answer the purpose. This, we think, woult
be the best place for il, MS IL could then be con
nccted with all three of these buildings by ttr
cutters or pipes and by that means be easily
kept filed with water. The cost of such I
%cistern would not be as much as that of an AR
tcsian well, and tho best of Water could al
ways DO obtained.
Wc may have more to say OH this subjecI
at some other time. In the meanwhile W,
hope our citizens will reflect upon the matte,
and after mature deliberation, either sink M
Artcsian Well or build u cement cistern.
H.
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ssf~ The Lavaca Register is urging upoI
its citizens tho necessity of having an Artcsi
an Well bo,cd in that town.
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tS- To-dsy-iho ed OF Npnl-,s The an.
n~lycFssry OF Ihe battle OF San jacinto II viii
be celebrated VA the ground where the gloriou,
eonilie, wAs fought,
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tB'- a tract of valley land, containing thir
ty.eight acres, and adjoining the town OF Con
zales, was purchased a few days since by ii,
Eggleston, Esq, at 81 per acre. This land
formerly belonged to tho Estates of Miller and
Cassilman, and is considered ono of the most
desirable tracts in the country.
Another tract of thirty.six acres, lying ON
the San Marcos, and adjoining tho uppcr Fart
of tho town Of Gonzales, was purchased not
long since by Ii. f. Fly, Esq, at $50 per rcre.
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FRuir.-We are pleased to notice that the
prospect for an abundance Of fruit this Sum
lner il good. Tho orchards in and out of town
are literally grooming under tho weight OF
young peaches aud plmms. Cantaloupes, OF
richest fragrance and rarcst flavor, and water
melons, unsurpassed in color and taste, will
also DO had in any quantity during the OPP
prcssivc reign of the Summer months. Such
%luSurics are deemed Indispensable among our
citizens.
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re- Several ltsgc a'ga}ks{@ haze rvcestly
visited va' ,oNn, Prkss Fsagvd i,osp sis &,
sie0 Ysr hssd
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6atter the hose-tad ~nIe YOU may

dttttr the hose-tald Viii G YOU may
Cd Time j. swiftly Agrg;
Aui that snme flower tbnt blooms to-day
il morrow may he dying
4 Ill who desire OF themselves, family. or friends, a
"A correct, highly finished, and UNFADING DA-
~GuERREU1 VIE LIKENESS. or one Of thoss NJ
most breathing ST. reosc3pic Pictures, should ,Iabruce
the present opportunity tas delay. are dangerously If
cali = at the Gallery OF MINNIS & CO.. The, have
a ldfg" IN beautItul Assortment vt Gold lockets, Pins,
Rings, Brareletts. &c. with every style Of CASE and
Frame, IN when 10 flaor Picture-; any one OF which,
h'le5 with II Liheness taken IN their inimitablc stsle,
viii, at once. make the no~t bcautiiul-aud. at tie same
time, the most eslrable-prcseu that can be r adj.
md one that will be- treasured up as a sacred memenru,
long utter the loved doner shall have pissed away.
lhey lhNe Ia theiH possession every Iate and lmpor
tant Improvement ia Chemicals ard Apparatus know II
IN the ART, ani are prepared to take pictures IL every
-tl.e, and warranted 10 please. a cniI from the citizci.
Ut L~ynchhurg ind surrounding country Is respectfully
sliclted, whrih,I thy nay wish pictures on not.
GALLERY ia Lyn,hbutg on Vain st two door, from
Bridge 1t. aj init : the new Store of DIR. Lyma,; Syc
aln"rt st, Petersburg, ani Main ST., Bichn ond, Va.
q ". MINIS,
SepSts ~. :. TANNER.
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And extending ihruneiil he emit ablocA, for
10 DEY STREET.
FIRE N NEW ORLEANS
MOTHER EKIlMpl

~ lCH y COS L. iiders Pateni,) SALA Van
DER SAFE SILL NIG1ORIOuS-The following
certificate, .clected, uoi brchuse II Is lie best, bit be
cau-r il j., the last thbt f4s came To hind, shows the hfe-
pro,t qualities 81 these Satrs:
New Orleans. August 10Th, 1854.
MtssRs. SrtARss x MARyIs, New iorN:
Gcntlemrn-ln the eroat tire which occurrcd hire
on the 5th lnst oui stoie whs comp et"ly consumed -
The flames irom the dug -tole ofrnsitr rame up.
q, rapidIv. that ~ lad barrly trneto lock upour bo"ks
and make oar escape through tie back door Our safe
wa. one Of Your Rich y Co Salamander(N itdci- Pot
cut) - and although Il . he Va one ot he hottest, tL"te
being a lnrge quantity of Liquors, Oils hud Other n"t.
rhandise stored in the building yet the book@nrd pnP'rs
came out uninjufcd except TIM the binding WINS slightly
steamed We arc PEI. eeilY satisfied tint YOU Safes
are Fms Pnoot, and We -iial' proc ire nnuthcr Of the
s-mc KIND. ours, ",
Il. NJ DALEY & .
Anrge supply Of different avs Of the ahovr Safes al
way. on hnad. Jonos' Wnrid's Fur Lock, e which We
ave sole prnprictor4 for the | nitcd suites, lac's Pow.
der Proof Luck. Day y N'weli' ParautoPtic Loc+, nud
other ccelmica Locks applied TO Snles rs may ne pre-
l,trcd Bnuk Safes md Irwcl, rs Safes ON n,nd ~
, ndr f., order. STEARNS & MARVIN,
1fi y lt6 Nalcr Street, New York.
Seize manufacturers % Saln nandel Safes, combining
W Idoi'. Pat IT aud Rlcl's Patent"
-rps+3n " ~ McD
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MEDICINE
IyCRCOMPLAINl. ]

lVER &C JAZZ eE+lliN-
taepsia. Chronic or Nervous DrbiutN. Disease Ct fHe
Kifneys. and nil diseases arising from a D,sortrred
Liver or Stomach, such as Coz %stipatinu, Inward III
FuIlnes-, or Blood to the HeRd. Acidity OF the siotnarl't
Nau ca, Heartburn Disesst for Food. tullness er weight
! the Stomach, Sour Eruciations Sinking or tiutteflhs
M The PIT Of the Stomach. Swimming of tn" II sd, hur.
ried and difficult Breathing. fiutterius At the ffesft,
Casaking or Sufacatirg Sensations when IN a wing pos
ture. Dimaess OF Vision, Dots or Web. hetere the SYN.
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal Deficiency 81 Per-
p4alion, Yelfoxness Of the skin and bves Pain ~ The
Side, Back, Chest. Limb. &c, sudden pshrs ct Heat.
Burning In the Flesh. Constant Imagining. of Evil. aud
great depression Of Spirits, can be cHcctually e1tei by
DoerFR HooFfASps CrtEsRATEp
GERMAN BITTBRS
prepared by Dr.. c. NJ. jackson. G~rnaa Neiieiae
Store, Ne. no Arch st. me door below ; Sth, fhi'aias
Their pawcr overthe ahuve dis"n-e'is not esfsiiea
if equallel. by any othsr preparation IA the uniifd
States, a. the cnres attest, 10 many cases alter shiihl
physicians had failed
These Bittrrs are worthy the attention Of lnNatlts
Possessing great virtues in the rrctih'nt'"o ct ne 1'sf
and lesser glands. exercising the most 'oarch'ne pa"ef
Ia weakness and aArt Il ,ns 4 the digestive organs thsy
are witlal sac eerain and plea INIT
.yiRaIs1A TESTIMONY. Dr. !. VI. Wilson. Lexington.
Va. Feb. 6fh, 1859. said: II am entirely out ~ thr
German Bittcr.. They have become al rhc rage Moth
ing else sells.'
The Tenth hcesan. Published At Wood.tock. u.
said, Jan ION. 1870: "a Great MED ciHe.-He taRe
uniformly rcfrnined from recommending 20 the Puhiir
nny of tie various patent medicines of the dor. Hnlrss
thoroughly convinced of their Salge. AmaHg ii4a-e
we con.ider worthy at noiiee. is the German ftiters, m.
vented hy DIR. Il oahaad. and prepared 10y Or } rksan.
In Philadelphia. One instance. ia ralncnlaf. ~ "hio'
the uterior virtues or l., med,cin" have h'en tested
has fallen under our ob=efvali ,. Daring the lat sum.
mel, a son of Mr.. Abrnm GrnbiI, OF tbs. cpuntN. ~
very seriously affected with Liver G mpiiin', md aii"'
irving. in vain. vatious remeii's, he purchased "a bot '
ofthe Bitters. AID after using it. wa 80 much 'etiz'ea
of his distressing maiady. that be procured a "thof bot.
tie and is now restored g Ii5reIy to health.
Tie, are entirely stf etabe, hce tr"fu all 'hlaflais
ing Rodents. AWAY. slfsngit1eh the -y'ien'' and ns'sl
prpst.te il.
For al, wholesale bg Druggist. Ia all the principal
cities and al fefai by a aihesprcs and si'r"Ae'pefs ii
every fown ~ the iuitei State.
Sold by D.. LYMAN. J. II. THOMPSON CO,
IN -. n SEA \ co. Lynchhurg, nj 10y dcater, "a
n.dici az eYst. uhsre. is.p6 Il
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cEPTEMBER 3O,n. 1854.

y GEOKGE N tUChBR 4 co,
LYNcHBURG, VA.
Respectfully beg The atiention Of the Ladies' aud Gem
rl-ment to the splendid stock OF rich aud elegant
Fall and Winter Goods just rec,iv d and opened.
The assortment j., very complete. Customers will find
n 'l- estabii shtncnt nearly or quite every artic e IN the
Dry Gnods line. The quality of goods may be. in most
iH>tauc"s, relied on, astte stock generally was selected
vi h great care and with relence |, durability. The
Hrce> wIl be satisfactory. Mean goods a. extremely
NV rcn-. Good goodsas u<uad at WIN eord goods
ARE worth. a ctlis respect ulIy requested of all viii.
- 10 Oh. sep 30-u2m
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Between ~Lynohbu1g and WytheViIIe

1.-The Train is stopped for II passenger between any
.f.hr above named points, tie chnrre willie made from
tire point last passed 10y The Truin. md 10 ohHlge vii
be- lsss than rwcntv-Gve cents Ia any enc.
fasscncers who do not procure Tickets tcScePt those
Whn take the nrs ~hrte ticket. are not 'old,.
willie charged Ly the conductor, . per cent IN nj
lfinH 10 tie regular rates 81 tnf". provided. however
iiat IN no ta.c shall be- receive ,.,s lhnn ten. nl NOR"
taaa fry cents from anyone passenger, Ia any punt on
TIE roai.
he left siih thr Ticket Aren't nnd ura with the Con iac.
tor. which pa--e., must bee explicit IN granting the - VI
leee Ia tmyol ou the cnr-. Free cnlnred persons " be
required tn produce thcirtrro Papers,or they VII not be
Permitted % travel On the cars
IHH Ii +. II Gil /, Cen Nnp't
team papers ndvrrt-ine Tor TINS c"mInny will
ffeB-r .fopuI ad, rti-rmontsl 10 relation II Ils-cnE'l
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=. uaiL LINZ y. yoRI1

SUAlNLR ARRANGEMENT
1IIE = teIt-s double engine steamship. 4erA
Ruaankf. Caul Thomn- Sbin1cr.l ,avss City -.@~
Pint. ff Nv Y.r,. Every Saturday norm lF. Al 10 u
ciork. taurhins ut N,iiols. Th' Janest WI, Curt.
Edward Gaveudy lrayr- h. heretofore. EscIy I 4ssdas
eve ing. touching at Norfolk. rrnin. by liiilrand from
Peter. = ag c, meet with eac' ship.
Passengers leaving Lytchhurg on Tne.dns morning
will arrive IL tire fm the Jamr-tu~n at City Point the
same eseuug. at7 - clock; md those leaving on friday
all itvoYct ~ F.tri-'urg ttrt uitLt, aa conusot All
the r. iuoh,. net morning 10 10 ucloct
Passage MI lure from Petersburg, Iueluiing
Safe Toms Ill 1t
Stae#Hee fa..4a. : TIT
Steamer
f1r IL. = Pa. ..r nppiy TO
SANt Ell q. BAPTIST. Pet. r.bute.
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GATHERS SPANISH M,NT,nE.
bREAI PURIFIER CT TIE NIOOD
L Not a particle Of McrcRyyH -

Not a pdH'e'e o. hcf'"ym y"
Az iNfatttbik hhhhpf Tor ocI"'"I"' NhH = f.t',
Rheumatism Obstinate Cotane"ns hidu'l9's J M
pie or fa-tnles on TIE thc'. h''ton's SOU I'9ele
Sefe Eyes, Ting W oim u l'''I' N''"' i'r'' IN
iarecnent snd Pam the i'on's a "''i.ts' Slhpn'ih
Utcetst ~SsPhdltic Dis,rders' Lnmp'E"' NII"ii 'ai-
plainfs and alipseatcs arising rom Ri" I'M "dle159s
use ct Mercury lMpiudenee ~ 1--WE "' ''l''i'S al
the Bieed
This Vaiaahle Medicine. which has h''n'l" ''iriihied
for tte nemtet af eAtnafdl"aIH '"''7 enc ted through
its agency In, iHdnrod tic pnplri'tr AT Tue oftrnt H.
duesi oi their i11'fis' 10 "her II TO the u''''' "hi,' ip'}
do with the utmost eonidence IN its virtues mud VIM
dertal curative pro critic Ia" following e"'uheais,
selected tinm a lafee nu"''f are, ho"''rf' stronger
testinonS TIM the tne'o M "' ihe iI"ifi'lof-, ID
are ali tron gentlemen wedi Noo VA IA In'lr ia'aitf's
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"a ts ELROAD,

n TIINITIT 7 NNIN.
e. ST III .. " e @rr row ready to receive
kSsS frc,chts for the SoalL.ide r Ill.
road. al " m. 7. Andel sons Commission House on the
Basin. Any fefspn wishing 10 re the mtrs # freight
can obtain tt ireis t list 10y calling ON me.
Nv order of the Sup't
sep 30-ts ALFRED ". EuRNER Ar.
fNfiE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST kE
L sperttuliy to cali the attention ct the citizen, al
l.%ynchtars and the adjoining country, III lis arg AMI
n piendidassortmcnto ROOrS.SHOES. xa,,
CATERS. &c. at h- " MAKE ass&S
-Hs nj Which are WARRANTED oFTuE Bfsr eraLt
II % SUPERIOR wuEkMAN>HiP.
Persons wishing To ha>ra good and lualle Boot -
Shoe forth present season. will do wei Ia rall on IT,,
u. am determined 10 psen.c, both rs rcgtrd, 4fa.l,
and price.
Don't ~Iorgetto call otthc store three iaors aboyeiis
Franklin Hotel. aud Immediately oppositrthe Cilizeu,'
Savings Bank. T. F.. GRINAIDI
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Low Fare from LynchburgtO Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

On mud after III 10th july, our Beats VII leave
L nrhhuig lor Richmond, ,ri-weckly, viz: Tuesday.
Thursday y Saturday al s p m. or drrectI> altar tho 49, =.
rival ot the W estern cars. Passengers from Lvnclb,ry
are two night and one day ON the Boat.: and ,bo.e
WIN haY' hn,lzess IN Hichmnnd, can without lo,.in.
time, save ~ 80 by tshing thu route. For Cb.,;e,,..
N1iir. tti weekly coaches connect In Scrr.yiI.. H.
L%ynrhlnr9 II 8 p m, arrive !. Cha loo,r.,ile -, - a..
p n. ROY u, EDMuND,& DAVE 7 II
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u EW DRY GOODS

NEW DRY GOODS
y PHILIP ". PAYNE
j. nov receiving a very superior stock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS. consisting OF every alucIe
If Lpd,rs' nui Gen,eneo'> wear. Also. a large ussort
mont ct Blankets, liudseys and Heavy NooIrns. all Of
which he oIc' on tine mo,t favorable terms II , Tor.
nrr phtron~nHl he public general ' arrr s%pactfuI', So.
ieitci IT, cn' az klLE' CORNER. AIN ST.
sep lG GrS