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SAMUEL PARSONS.


Lawrencc township, Tip. co. ird.
Mr.. samuel Parson Is one Of our oldest and
most relIsbls citizens, aud his statement 10
entitled TO entire eon6dencs. consider
that the cure In his case was effected sole by
DR.. 0uyso,,'s Extract Of Yeilsw Deck sss
Sauapsrilla. and regard !. /" enc Of the
most extraordinary cures 'hs, has paused an
der my observation.
tf CT, wlLsTAcH, NJ. ID.
Guar, bottles, 81 srbotsle--six bottles for ss.
Sold By JOHN d. PARK.
Northeast esrnerof<th and wsinutsu., Cineln'
natl, o. General Agent forths wos, 20 whom
sllorders mustbe addressed, .
NV. Hale. Rockville, T. Brown, Particle
!. s. Roet afollar, Cedar Grove, Nye.& snow, New
Trenton, q. Iiasson, at. Carmel. J. n. Clements
Blooming Grove, clifford & Holden, rho's. Robin
son, New salem, n. n. Larao, Anderonviiis, n.
barbour, Rushville, T. piekersnn, Versailles, ID.
Besner, Liberty, "A. Royd, sclpio. J. l.. And,s-s
Dunlapsviils, Hall q Hughes. connersrilie.
January, 90, -, No.Siy.
JOHN n. PARK, Dealer IN all valuable
Medicines, n. X. corner OF tth,& sinutstres
Cnainnsu Ohio.
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TO rnEPrnLrc.
Dee. LIST. is4o.

Thia is 10 certify that, Ia June lsst. I wss
attacked with the Aslatic cholsrA, aud was
soon, as my physician states 10 collapsed
state. 1 had remaiued IN this state some two
hours, whcn my physician informed my fam
lyaGd f,iends uAt could not possibly live.
aud strictly forbid my wife permitting any
onc giving me any medicine or nounshmrn,
whatever, as Il would only hasten my de- 9TH
At this tmeMr. Forsha csmc TO see me. aud
brought with him q bottle containing four
ounccs Of his Alternative Dslm. end asked
permission Of my vile TO use II on the, a. he
thought Il would ioasdIa,aly give sa,s. !
was Immediately applied, aud in less than ten
mlnulesi was restored, aud was IN a warm
perspirnlioa. prior 10 which time my exifemI.
tics were cold. a olan'my sweat wa. on my
face aud head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of the same medicine. | was entirely,
llsyed Of all distress, anl Ia Tow days WAS
restored to health.
l would most oheorfully aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM 10 oil who ore afflicted
In similar way. have also used u In
oil.-r diseases. aud have found Is most
excellent remedy. do moi think Il can bs
toe highly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
90 hereby certify that the above cerii6-
cato ia correct, aud the statement Of The
physician made 10 me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati; Dec, 9Th. iefo.
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''sa' q i IONS. mn.

What e, reuains "a con vince tho most iaeroda-
ious that tho Cherry Pectorai u all that purpofis
la be, ylxsan unequnlied REMEDIAL agent for all
diseases OF Tho thloat and Lungs. Tho experience
ofyanrs. has proven Il IA DO snoh. aud No submt u
~ the paople, believing that 20 virtues will fully
A !. ronul allun.
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TAKE rAnrIeulAa sorIcr.
MARRIAGE

Requires tho falflment OF seversi CONDITIONS, In
order that u may be really the cause OF mutual
source In every instance disciossd-ln> how may
could II DO traced o. ply steal diseuzilncstons aud
their attendant dissppointInents Apply then
strung and relaxed system rsbrsesd, fsyiyiaed
aud strengthened.
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nbImson,. oiass Bosxs.

published and sold 10y
JACOB Ernst,
No TIE Main Street between Thifd and Fourth
Streets, Cincinnati, o.
Roblnsons Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic.
Key 10 Arithmetic.
klementAr, treatise on Algebra.
Algebra, University Edillon.
Key 10 algebra.
Natural Philosophy.
Geometry.
Astronomy, University Ednion.
do ffhuul E1ltlon
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glf---I have uscd your admirable compound
extensively ia ny prnctlec, aud dad II 10 surpa.s.
by Oar, ahy other rclnedy NO have Tor curing dis
eases upon the lungs. Wr
- Yoar sbedlsatssrysni, :,
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EA gal has sent the following
precious morceau.-
"rhls iok Of hare ....-
once did ware
nut now I trust II 70 your care, =
And ifno moro We catch other 40, Ea
Then look al this. and think on me-"
lie who watch would keep.
Two things must do
Pocket his watch, Ef
And wAreH his pocket, 'eo.s r.. q. s.lI
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November oist. 1853.
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MAN. Jesse.
ffhs vssrss good coat, .
LIN him up, iifs him up;
though be be but . bloss,
LIfshim Up.
n ~ has not common sense
And can boast bal rov psnes,
linhiu ~. :
lfhb face shows no shame,
Lin him up, IN him M,
though crime be his name,
Lin him up.
Though their disgracs be HE spofi.
Lstyon daughters him court
LIN him up. 5fer
Though he brings some disxraec,
LIN hin up, M him upi - -
And erlags TIE blush 70 yoar fses.
Lifthim up,
Society him Besds-
Never mind bic black dssds--
LIN III m nm NHH
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Are spprised thai DR.. klnkelin esnanss BILE prse.
lice 10 particular branch VI medicine, which w.
cages his undivided auentlon. Ito cautions Tho
unfortunate agalnstthe use ofmsrcury' thousands
are annually nercurlailxed out % IA. Resent
affections are prom pliy oxiinTuished.
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FUTURE DAYS.
VaIuble Property for Sale,

IN the 18Th day oi july, 1854, / viii sell to the
~ highest tidief, AT public auction. that valuable
property in the town Of Liberty, known Us the BELL
rAyERN
The Tayern house has been recently consumed By
e' nat an the Ut buildings are IN state OF presevu
tim This Is Of the best stands FOR tavern in the
s'aie"nd nus always commanded urge custom There
are upon the lot barge brick Kitchen, large Stab e.
aud number oil other outioses convenient for a toy.
efh' Attached to The Tavern is lot containing 8
acres which will be soil it the purchaser wishes it,
he site upof wi eh the Tavern House house stood is
very eligible location Tor public house is situated
about the centre of the tewn aud opposite and near the
Court iioute' This is fine oPpnrlunit, for any q
sn"ns OF engaging in the mess of Hotel keetirg
tne house vii be sure of large SOON as CON.
ptete !.
TERMS made known ON the day sale.
iun II tbs THOMAS LEFTlVICU
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WAITE RING PLACES
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

Wis delightful wpte ing place, situated IN he coun
y ct Boteteurt l6 miles north of buchanan, (ihe
present terminus of naveatinn James River h
kanawAa Canal there being ecniinuouslinc Of Pack
els trom Richmond aud iYnchburg that place)
the i'm nedat'' iond leading from LynehhurF to tho
White Sulphur, Ia the county oi Grecnbrcr, IL nov
op nedter the receipt nofyisitrrs.
The efficacy OF this water IN curing forms of dis
and lis hracing in, go ting effects upon feeble
ad debtated parsons entte il the special notice Of
those who visit the mountains for health;wat the enn
ttu 'nNy by which Is surrounded md the variety
NJ nu-emer thal afforded may Justly claim pass.
ing call irum those who nre in search OF pleasure.
The proprietor, grnteul for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received hegs leave the public
thai his accommodations f., the present
pie and Of the first class. His TABLE aud BAR arc
furnished with the best the land affords. mud every
emit N will be pull by himself aud assistants 10 the
comfort ond enjoyment of guests.
The Stages connect regularly with the Rents al Bueh
passing by these Springs the White Sulphur
also with the Va 4 Tenn. Railtuad at Buford's via
Bu,hanan
Fur adults by the week I'd 90
" horses do..----- ---...-.--a w
q" do month ..---...--...------ - IL on
Children and Servants HALF rRos. Other charges
in prop ,rtiou +. A HATCHER.
Jun l5dse2mT
~ Richmond Wing Examiner and Petersburg Intel
igen cory weekly tor six weeks aud forward their
accounts Ia tli. Office for pnyment.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SEARuRYs SHOE & HAT sToRH
80 1851 Spring Supply. y

| N feeevi large supply great variety of spring
Summer Gands. am confident ia ~ has never
heen opened in Lyrchhurg such nm n.s,,. mem of IA.
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BuSkINS BOOTS.
LlNDs md WALKING SHOES; GENrLEMENs
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES, sLlpPERS& PUMPS
MISSES GATHERS, BOO Is and S LtPrERS; BOYS
BOOTS am SHOES and CHlLDREN'S SHOES 10y
the small CART.LoADl
Also splendid a-sortmtut III MEN's.noY and cut
pkkNs SUMNER HATS and CAPS Also, Travelling
Trunks, Ca5pet B g Walls $. Umbrellas Sc. Ne.
My two oldest nre with me ~ salesmen anl IL
my purpose 10 haNe every accnmmodnl ion extended
my customers which reason will approve. To a very
heefai community my heartfelt thanks rendered,
with assurance llat oil 81 all be done that ought Ia be-
10 secnre its continuance. L. SEABURY.
B'-My friends viii find one in my store at
nme't every hour day night except ON the Sabbath
on ii'nt day q ere is no aamirlance. of eourse PS
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Falling River Land for Sale.

Cd in obedlen' II order al the Circuit Court o.
sA-oi Campbell County, held 18th day OF May, Ea
1854, Ne, the Undersigned COMMISSIONERS appointed
for the purpose. will sell 10 the highest idder. ON II
credit OF aud years that valuable tract of !and
belonging To the estate of rhos w l1aIvev deceased
Ling on both sides of Big Falling River and containing
byhte survey 10 a,ras OF hch $50 acres are first
rate low grounds ! he improvements consist of a
good TWO story dwelling louSe brick Kitchen and all
other necessary out-houses. This traci boui ded by
the lands of Maj William Jones, Mrs. Lewis Franklin,
Harvey llanc"ck, and mmcdialc, above the Ian Is for
merly belonging To Capt Samuel Brunch. Also, anoth
tract adjoining the above mined tract, all in orig
nal growth of fine pine timber and than u
mi fr' Capt Hancock. mill. further description
is needless those desiring purchase will examin
the lands fer themselves Those wishing look tn
land will please call Mr.. William +. Wool WIN
sides the land, either Of the subscribers Tn
title to said land is unqnestonable but acting ON
missioners we only convey The right vested in us Sal,
o take place the premises Saturday 29th of July
next if fair, if t. TIE next fair day Sundays excepted
JESSE JONES'
LYNCH JONES 0o" Is
l.
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The Gentleman's Me deal POcket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADVISER.

CONTAINING Statement Of the Modes Of Curing
~ every disease To which he Is liable and Directions
in case Of Accidents the Road Sea. With full
Account of Epijemic Cholera of Dyspepsin and of
Sick Headaches their Causes Genre and Prevention and
n Popular Description ofhe Human Teeth; their For
nation Diseases and Treatment BY the author of the
Lady's Medical Pocket Book. Price so cents.
The practice of medicine should be conducted on
those general principles, which drawn by sober ex-
perience from careful observat on Of the effects of
NEEDLES upon the humnn body, in its different stages of
disease. These great leading principles few short
aud easly undersood they applicable in every dis.
(Which the human body il subject, although they
may always prove equally successful 1t is the ia
deions Of them which onsttuies the great merit
the enlightened physician
In matter of such immense importance every in
dvidual il would necessary then that these ~
pies be widely disseminated. and in plain words "a
possible in order that every may know and UNDER
stand them To do this is every mans duty, well as
interest; for independent of his life which is FREE
qupnty eopnrded by the want Of such knowledge iha
Of his ghbor often by accd place in bis hands
To particular sections of extensive country
an travellers especially this consideration is Of the
utmost importance. 10 this work. | have endeavored
within SINAI, compass and in plain IA hummer as pos
sibe, lay down sucI rules nd give such directions
will enable every who rcads them to lapt to his
Tor his ftiends case the plum of proper
,rit.
As these pages intended exclusively for the nae of
diseases peculiar or children are treat
ed of in IL.
Published By HAYES & ZELL. 1893 ma,ke, Street
Philadelphia, and for sale in l. ynchburg, Va. by X. A.
WILLIAMS.
Any person sending 50 cts. to the publishers will re.
cave by mail, post paid copy of either of the above
works.
Amy paper giving the above an insertion and sending
copy the publ shers, will receive of the above
by mail, prepaid. may 9-deodts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
HOUSES & LOTS roR Saw.

81 N vire at decretal order Of the Hastings Court
- - ~ ehhnig' made the 5fh June. 1854 in the
s'a al Ae''pth al wife Va MURPHY. H.. TN, under.
>shed arPaitiii m' ion the purpose, will oiI-r fr
e,on The urAnlsr- fues,u, evening the 10th day
81 iHaf ls)4 At e'coek the Lot NJ. 3lS in the eli,
e' yhehburg confirming hlfa acre situated ncar the
residence Of he late john Mex ney with tie nnusrs
Thereon. now "ccuTied by John Smith AID Michael
Murphy TIE lot willie divided ipta tive uanrteraere
l"tsi 80 ns 1" se ia, old hse one quarter aud the
he" house recently erected by Barne7 Murphy ON the
ather The prerert, will be soil upon a credit oi six
and twelve months with bonds and good PEI snnal
lity III purchase money. d. ROBES.
Jun 7 eodtHs
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FLOYD CT. Ho., Va, May 25.

was taken sick curly in the yenr 1853; confined to
my bed some six months my whole nervous system en-
rely prnstrnted | had almost wholly lost the of my
limbs during that time visited by several physi'
cnns of high standing, but with all their efforts grew
worse until became emaciated any one living
could be. Ny physicians then advised me to visit the
ALE. hanv SPRINGS | did So: carried there my
bed being unable stand up used the water about
ten days; commenced improving at once; and was finally
restored To health | have no hesitation in saying u at
owe my restoration health entirely the If this
water and believe had it been for this powerful
agent would now ha, been in the gave
HIRAM HUFF
nIu dtu5fri-cwth-ts
Cy- Lynchbur4 Republican, Richmond Wing and
Examiner and tersburg lnelligencer copy.
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NOTICE.

Office of the Richmond & Petersburg r r. Co
flNO PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN
L VESTMENT OF ONEY.-Sealed Proposals will
be received at this office until the 18th lay of iuly
1854. when they will be open in the presence of The
President. Treasurer and one II tho Directors
oi this COMPANY, Tor the purchase of the SEVEN PER
CENT COUPON BONDS of this Company, to be issued
for the purpose OF reconsructng their road with heavy
iron rails nder the authority of the Act of Assembly
passed February 18Th. 1854 and of tho resolutions of
The Stockholders of this Company, adopted the 30tll
NAV, 1891
The principal Il, these bonds will be payable ON the lst
day o June. 1873 and the interest of per per
Hnnum, three aud half per semi-anuually
1t st day % June, and the 1st day Of December of
each year; the punclua payment OF both principal aud
interest, being secured by deed of Trust the whole
rond and other properly and franchises Of the Company,
abe to he enforced at any tmenpon sxs days default
in the payment OF any amount oil either principal in
terest.
No bids for less than the par value of these bonds in
Guiding interest from the Isl of this mooth Dune 1854
that being the date Which they begin bear per
cent interest, will be considered.
The terms of payment viii be cash. but from respon.
sbe bidders negotiable for three-fourhs of the
purchase money in equal instau entswith per in
terest thereon from the st June, 1854 payable 3, 5
and months from that date will be received A. n
security for he puncuNl payment Of which notes,
htth OF the amount of bonds actually paid for will be
ained by the Company, until all OF the said shall
have been paid
Any further information the subject which may be
desired, will be furnished by the President Treasurer
of the Company
BY direction of tho President
JNO. WILLIAMS,
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TaE MUSICAL CoNGREss.-This great musi-
|afestival commenced at the Crystal Palace,N.
J, on Thursday evening, before an audience
Estmated at over 10000. The concert occupied
Ephours. The n. York Sun says
The music and singing came fully up to the
exvectations of the orignators of the enterprise,
h aheimmense audience testified their appro-
blhen of the performance with enthusiasm that
made the Palace walls tremble
Eyey part of the Palace was jammed-the gal
Rni, stairways, even the statues, were mounted
ggell as the dome of the building.
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Jun l5-ctds
PROGRESSIVE

IkNHE subscribefsl wishing To be regarded as lag
Il CARDS old Foges in their business and for the pur
Of keeping pace with the present progressive aio
of tie tade would inform Their friends nd the pub
lie generally that from this time tn will offer the
stock at greatly reduced prices, and many articles nj
much less than Cost foi Cash Intending uct in
good faitI they pledge themselves sell their goods
iowas any other hiuse who proposes to sell cost
oruudcr.
All they ask is call, show purchasers that they
in nessr, and mean do what they say.
(une ID ls) SfIGLER NJ ELI ERRY K co.
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1AsT-NIGqT's MAILS.
-,.l.pEsS -ERInAY.

CoNGREos--fRipAY.
The bill for the relief of Hiram
'fE ; Iobn Haseall was considered and re-
- u aa,anthorise the coinage of gold pieces,
bii ~ y respectively, of ten eagles aud five
'a5' sor other purposes, was considered
| Il and passed ..;,,,, = some otbor nrivo.o
+, ' senate adjourned until Monday %pd next.
Use " I'M came up. Mr.. Odds made an able
laen1l . Conc, of his substitute, which propo-
b ID ~ u'f frank mailed matter chargeable on
p nan and to abolish the fifty per cent.
fea'a ,a new spaper prepaid postage.
Dapl ~ andments were rejected, and the bill
= aa ,be table, by vote of "a 81.
ron n' "s went into committee ON the private
+. md and afterwards rose, and reported two
L3iz
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Dnel in Mississippi.

.ndence of the Charleston Courier.
[dne'P COLUMBUS, GA, June 9TH.
Edtors:-I had the misfortune on l ,ht
eo aaS a6ernoon as was passing along the
Marion Miss, f to dn Mt ss s,sPe Gem n
'ne Y,,s Of Alabama, and Judge Evans, of Mis-
IpP 81 rounds were fred; the first round Gen
- ,,r V received ball in his left arm but the
', ras not injured nor any blood vessel ruptur
r va, ,i H. round he was again slightly struck
=, rig , breast, the ball passing just under
Iin No fears are entertained however,
his wounds. H.. aoa
he fifth round Judge Evans was shoi ao WI;
1 VIGOROUSLY wounded, the ball entering his
oa"e The difficulty seems to have originated
s.. .,y harsh language used by Gen. Saunders
aDTi 10 a speech that Judge Evans made be-
T H. Literary Society of the Western Militia
,leee in Alabama.
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From U0shiHgton.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-rhe Union of this
morning publishes the following despatch re-
ceyed by Hon. Mr.. Harris from Gen. Quitman,ln
rplation to the statements connecting him with
The fIibusters
NEW ORLEANS, June l4.-TelI the Editor OF
the Union that no man is authorised to speak for
me, but myself. Publish this.
,(Signed.) }. A. QUlIMAN.
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Caution TO the Public.

A DUE-BILL payable on demand dated 18th April.
"a 1854 signed by Mc) uait & Peters, for sum
OF SO deposited with them by Winnie Shaver, Ga Tree
woman of coor) was stolen from possession the nigh
d the 18th inst. All persons warned against trad
ing for OF in aGywi becoming oil said bilns its
ayment has been stopped aud it will he nf vslue
any one except the rtghfu owner. Jun IL d3t-clr
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We checrfully recommend the wnter o theAlelhnnv
Springs, believing, We do, that there Is no woor
which hus been discovered that claim the high mer
It's this can, We have had frequent opportunities of
witnessing the wonderful cures effected 10y il In Net
YOU. and CLaneous Diseases, and long standing aud
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have no hesiioiion
in recommending t persons afflicted with any Of tho
above Diseases nr have been suffering from any de-
raneemenl Of the stomach liver. We believe its
medical qualities unsurpdsscd by any known water.
JAMES NJ. q. KENT d.
SAML A. MeJONkEY, NJ. ID.
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$40 REWARD

ID AN away from tie subscriber, on the 18th May, n
IL negro man named MIKE. belonging to Mrs -
Dance, Of Powhaianc ounty. Va. The said negro is
bout #. inches high; well seli back-between 25 aud
80 years old; he werrs "A Navy Cap, hi. other clothing
remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered me, section 40 Va a. Tenn. Railroad, Pu
aski co, Va. $40 if lodged in jail where can get
him. JACOB RU MBOudli.
iunS-s
rY- Richmond Wing aud buchanan Recorder copy.
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SALEM Roanoke Co, May %. 1854

tobe pleasure in saying TINT, from what have wit
messed of the effect. Of the of the Allegheny
Springs in my family and from the statements Of
nthers EMIT ed 10 ull confidence who used il.
regard il rs IA most valuable tonic and Alternative pecu'
aily suited to restore the seeretions and ns tone 81
the stomach ia of DYSPEPSIA TO invgorae til sys
TEN and that distressing tnin 1 nervous sys-
tenn so often connected with dscnse of long standing
and general debility. JNO, IL. GRIFFIN, M ID.
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N Hauana-Prepalence ofthe Yeiloa

t,r from Hapdna--Prepdlence ofthe YELLOW
Feuer.
NEW YORK, June l6.-The steamer Cahawba,
! an Mobile and Havana, brings dates from the
,rr port to the 18th inst.
sugars were dull the quotations ranging from
lop Cucurocus to 81 for Florentes. Rice
E3 to 1913.
The report by the steamer Isabel, of an out
|rak a AIatanzas, is untrue. The plan of en-
|ing black soldiers don't work well. They are
bird 10 discipline
The yellow fever was prevailing among for
yners to considerable extent.
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NOTICE During the epars to Lock 10, from
~ 10Th of June until the All of lrv. our Packet
Boats will leave Lynchblre for Richm md tri weekly.
Monday, Wednesday md Friday at the usual hour.-
From Scottsvlle To Richmond the line will be daily. On
the 4h of Ju> regular daily trips through
from LynChburg 10 Richm5n /.
Jun II I. BOYD. EDMOND & DANENPORT.
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MILLING.

TINE SUBSCRIBER has taken the "IPARWICK
l. Mills" in this city, the satne recently worked
by the Messs Whifemore, and will keep Them in the
best grinding order He wilreceve ard grind both Corn
and Plaster PROMPTLY and on the usual He VIII
give the business his personal attention, and with close
application aidel by LONG EXPERIENCE in Milling.
he hopes share literally the patronage of Lynchburg
and the vicinity. JAMES McDONALD, SR.
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IAe Reciprocitu Treatu.

b,.rprc. June 1.-THE substance of the
sty agreed upon between LorG Elgin and the
E.a3 States government has been published
frst article throws open the fisheries to ~
|dcan citizens, with certain restrictions. The
|ond gives the British right to American
[bqries to the Both parallel. The third provides
be free exchange of certain commodities, in
Tinr -four and all kinds of breadstuffs, cotton,
'EinIs of coal pitch, tar, turpentine, lumber,
4 and manufactured tobacco The fourth
rows open the st. Lawrence and the Canadian
rols 70 American vessels.