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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14
MEDICINES.
VER 60 MPlAlNT. JAuNpIcE. nl

~
IL ,ep.ia Chronic Nervous Debiii,, Disease OF the
Kidneys and All diseases arising ,frem a Disordered
Liver Sonsch such Cor stipation. Inward Piles
falines- Blood the Head. Acidy of the Stomach.
Naa ga, heartburn Disgust for Food. funess or weight
the Stomach Sour Fluctuations Sinking or futter,ng
the PIT II the Stomach Swimming OF III" u ad, Hnr.
red and difficult Breathing futterins At the i'eau,
Chnakng Sufocsting Sensations when in living pos
ture. Ditne.. Vision, Dots cd. before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal, Deficiency at Pers-
piraion, feowness OF the skin and Ewes Pain IN the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C. Sudden ushe. OF Heat.
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imagining ct Evil and
great depression of Spirits be eectaay euied by
DocrtR Hooylasps 0FLEssaTEp
GERMAN BITrERS.
prepared hy Dr.. G. NJ. jackson German Medicine
Store, No 100 Arch ST. door below Sixth, PhiIada
Their pawer the above diseases Is not esoeled
II equslled, by my nth"r preparation in the United
States. the attest, IN many cases alter shu'
physicians b al fniled.
These d tier. are worthy the atteutinn of Invalid.
Possessing great virtues in the reedsaon of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching power
in weakness and ar Il the digestive organ- they
witi,sl eerain and pleasant
ytRsisI. Trsrtsosr. DR. J. NJ. WILSON Lexington
Va. Feb 9th, 1852. said: Il am entirely out Of tn
German Bitter.. They have become al tho rsge Moth
ng .lse sells"
The Tenth leg m Published n wood.tock Va
aid Jan 10Th 1850: "A Great Med .cnr.-wc have
uniformly reftaned from recommending to the public
Any Of The variou. I"ept medicines OF the dn' hies-
thoroughly convinced at tier salIe. Among thase
,u-ider wothy of motto. isihe German Bitters ia
ented by Dr. \ oeasnd, and prepared by DIR rksnn.
Phila. leph,a One in.tsnce, IN pati, ular IL which
he superior Virtues medicine have been tested,
as fallen und.r our observn During the last sum
met. -nn of Mr. Ahram Crabi. OF th,. county. Wa.
cry seriously affected with liver npian', aud alter
wing IN vain various iies I've purchased bottle
of the Bters aud after using IT. much relieved
OF his ressing malady that he procured oer bot
lie. and Is now re tered fireis To tealih.
Iaey entirely vegetable, free fro'n all injurious
kreaients swny. strengthen the system, aud never
l,sostste it.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities aud retaI by otherarcs aud storekeepef' IA
every town ia the Unted STATES.
Sold by d. r. LYMAN J. II THOMPSON & co,
IN }. II. SEAY n CO. Lynehburg, nd by d.alcr- IA
medicine ever, WHERE ssp6 ly
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To TObaccOnists.
Peach, Cherry 4 other favOrite FIay0rs

FOX TOBACCO.
VIE subscriber keeps constant land Il tall sup
l. ply ot the owe FI,vors-rrepared by himself md
warranted to stand and give satisacnm tie is aware
That others also PiepHre the Peach Flavor iut would
b" mPN i"snpPy all WHO may favor Inn with a cuII.
ahh "i"'n'e' entire satisfaction. ID. K. LYMAN.
sep ~ Is Druggist, Lynrhburp va
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1 NCIRRENT money bought and Sold thu hes
u rntrs by PETERS, SPENCES co.
L. LII.
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NEW DRY GOODS
| llIl- u " pAANE

Furnace ami Rarge Warehouse. c. s. BLISS.
no 22-is
n EW DRY GOODS
~ PHIL.P W PAYNE
Is now receiving very superior stock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting oil every Article
at LADIES and Gentlemens wear Also. large i4ssurt
nrnt ol Blankets Lindseys and Heavy Woolens all OF
which he Offers on the most favorable terms lis for
mer patron, and the public general arersectfuli, 80
lcite to CAP al klLE'S CORNER. MAIN Sr.
sop Is dts
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery, Guns, SaddleIy House
Furnishing Goods &c, &c
HREGORN ROY ALL having determined 10 make
" nchnnge in their business. viii offer tom % day
the largest aud drsifuble stock Hardware Cur.
cry. DC Sc b. fore offered in this market nj greH.
reduced prices for cash. Mony orftces at and hicm
ioSt
l.terding TO c'o.e up ther business speedily a.
possible, ttry rdiny invite ali indebted the old
cuncrrn of Gregory Royi Il and the of
Gregory RoaalI n simpson to pay up as longer ndul
tence cannot be given.
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!, ECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
MAS srREtr, LrsCHBUBG. VA -
flour Doors ADORE The Market House.

TIIE hshr-t price naii fr Exchange a. the Ea -terr
l ct.s, Ivy PETERS, SPENCE & 40.
aug Il dts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18
Aobertisirg Aates I.

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Transient advertisements of i2 lines or less, 81
for the first and % cts for each subsequent inser.
ton. Business Cards, lines or less, per year, ss
Yearly advertisers Will be allowed four changes
Legal advertisements inserted at statute prices.
Notices of strnys, published four weeks, si,76
Advertisements sent in without the number OF
Insertions Indicated will be continued till other.
wise ordered.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-14

PARIS GossIP.-Paris is fast going ,ou. of season,
and universally is the town given up to the gangs
OF w0rkmen, who are scraping, beautfying and de-
moishing in all directions that almost thank
ful to the rainy weather for keeping down the dust
which Louis Napoleon is so bent upon raising. AL.
most daily the emperor drives in from st. Cloud to
see how his favorite projects are advancing. He is
very popular amongst the and stone cutters,
and we'll he may be, for these indeed imperial
times for these classes. Frequent largesses made
TO them beyond their usual wages to urge on the
works Indeed, these encouragements are often dis
tributed by the Enperor's own hand. He gets out
strclls and conversss among the workmen. Encour-
aged by this familiarity one of the latter offered to
bet the other day with his fellows that he would
light his pipe at the Emperors segar the next time he
came amongst Them. The BET was taken all round,
and if lost, amounted to considerable sum-
Apprehension came with reflection, so that the first
time the Emperor made his appearance, smoking, as
usual, our friend found himself in no small dilemma
between facing what he had undertaken to do and
the consequence of shrinking from it. Presenting
himself before Louis Napoleon, with his pipe in his
hand, began sheepishly "Please your majesty,
have"-"Speak out my man." said the Emperor
'What is it you have TO say?" have made q bet
that would light my pipe at your Majesty's segar'
contempt says the proverb and yet it was necessa-
ry 10 Sc tirer dafairs, by pleasing all parties and
without loss of popularity. " How much have you
bet said Louis Napoleon, smiling So much, please
your Majesty" was the reply The Emperor put
his hand into his pocket and drew out 500 franc
note. Pay your debt TO your friends, my man." he
said, adding sand keep the rest yourself" The
Emperor could feel doubt that he left all parties
pleased, and saved his dignity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-14
What sort of Books 8. Takes - in Paris /:

The correspondent of the New York Tribune says
that the most popular book in Paris is the Me-
moirs of Celeste Mogador," of which five volumes
have been published. Three more will complete the
work. 1t is said to have larger circulation than
any two books since the advent and exodus of Un-
Gle TOMS Cabin" The letter gives the following ac-
count of the nature of the work:
'VilIemessant says in his weekly review, the
event OF the week is the publication OF three new
columns of these Memoirs if you wish 10 know the
success of the book a speculation, | can tell you
that the Lbrare Nouyelle Ca book shop the Boule
ward des ltaliens sells each week volume OF the
of the Memoirs of Francis Arago, man of science
and of letters and two hundred volumes of the Me-
mors of Celeste Mogador-an exprostitute and high
flying lorette. And Vilemessant is not guilty OF
much exagseration is the pity; better that she
should sander the literary tastes OF The Parlslans,
than that their tastes should he corrupt But If
is true, No lecture.room in the Latin Vuarter. no
meeting ot the Academy of Sciences, draws half the
number that meet nightly at Mabilles the Chateau
des FleuFs. At these dancing places Celeste Moga-
dor was, some SIX eight years ago, OF the top
most, flaming, faring, high-fying celebrities. Her
beauty, bodness and vivacity, won her the admira-
ton of the crowd and the abundant largesses of rich
fools, whose vanity was immensely tickled by the
reflect glory that shone around their title Of accepted
lovers. At last one more foolish than the rest, a
scion or rather sappling of noble house, one of
the real old families of the arisocratic Faubourg St
German, made her present of his worthless heart,
head and hand. Celeste is now Countess. The af
fbted family sent her and her husband out of Paris
to rustcate into sort of respectable oblivion, in
10 sort of oblivous respectability. But Celeste
has no favorable opinion either of oblivion, or re-
spectability. DESTROYS of reviving the souvenir of
her old fame, she adds TO it the fame of litera
ture She furnishes copous notes of her experience
in the life of harIotry. dissipation, and ambiguous
fashion, of which she so brilliant orna-
ment, to literary hack who licks them into present
able shape, and sends them forth to the world under
the title of adeus to the world ."
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40 DOLLARS REWARD.

50 THE above reward will be given for the apprehension
"a and delivery to the subscribers any Jail in the
q State either of the fonowIng named negro fellows,
AEviz: ABRAM, STEPHEN, and ROBERT. The two
owned by Mr.. Fredk Swami and formerly belonged
to Danl Fleming, Esq
Abram is rather small in statue thin vsnge and walks at
times little ame about 40 years old Stephen rather
stout has great deal of hair about his face about 40
years DID, and inclined to think will attempt to make
his way Chapel H where he has wife belonging to Mr..
George Moore Robert Short negro has rather
down look and is lame in his left leg about 80
whom last had old white hat (sghy brown
age) he may be lurking about Mr. John Hals pana-
on Brunswick county, where he has wife he is owned by
MIS- Langdon. GUITAR PIERCE.
Nav 3. '54 d2t-36-H
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EXTRAORDINARY COUNTERFEIT CoIE--Under in.
struclions of the Secretary of the Treasury given
months since, to the mint of the United States
10 collect specimens of counterfeit coins in crcua
tion for the purpose of examination and report one
has lately been received of very singular charac-
ter. 1t purporls TO be Mexican dollar, coined al the
city of Mexico in 1851. The Union says
Two pieces have been assayed, and give an ave-
rage fneness of 776 thousandths, and consequent
value of 94 cents in silver but, strange 10 say. the
amount of gold contained in them is sufficient to add
IL cents to the value of each after paying the charge
of separating, making net value of 1894 cents
and if TO this the usual premium silver is added
the worth Of this counterfeit coin is actually 100 cents
The qualify of the silver in these dollars proves
them 10 be spurious issue. There is also irregu.
arity in the letters Mexcana which is reg arded
test for throwing them ont, as We learn from a
source familiar with them in Mexico, where they ap
pear to have had at times considerable circulation
The silver produced by the Mexican mines is under
stood to contain gold, but generally too small al
amount 10 deray the expense of parting. In making
the coins in question, it would seem that silver mor
auriferous than usual had fallen into hands capab
of the double dishonesty Of cheating the public
themselves at the same time.
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49, NOTICE.-I offer for sale my House and Lott stua-
1 ted in the town of Kenansville. The Lot contains
IA about and half, with comfortable dwelling
house. and all necessary out buildings in good repair Econ
and convenience both consulted in the
of the Lot 1t is situated North of the Court House. about
two hundred yards from said building and has the advantage
considered by persons who visited it, to be decidedly
the most desirable lot in the village Persons desirou of
the present time a very fine School in operation. am de-
ermned dispose of ot and persons desiring cofor
table residence will do well call and examine the premises
A. HOLMES.
KenanSville Co March 3rd 1854 26-Wtf
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Feb. Is 1854.

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the Ncrth which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for,
egn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities, prepared fill
al9 orders for M NUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as we'll Is can be dole either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 IS54-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
SITUATION WANTED.--A Gentleman who can give
- the best references character and capabty is de-
sirous of obtaining situation in Wholesale Grocery, or
as Oyerseer on plantation to uperntend hands in any
way. Apply to l.. NJ. Williams ; or at THIS OFFICE.
NIauI ID iS54-209-dlW wifi.
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M arch 18th, 1854
TO MILL OWNERS.

TO MILL OWNERS.
THE subscriber takes this method of informing his friends
and the public that he still continues in the Mill Wright
business and all its branches viz laundering framing and
erecting Water Steam Mills upon various principles Ell
ther with simple complicated machinery He returns his
thanks public for the liberal patronage he has received
heretofore and hopes by strict attention to business and by
giving general atsacton merit of the
e atters himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machnt for speed and durability All persons
who work done in the above line would do well to give
him CALL he has several competent workmen in his
poy prepared to execute all jobs at the shortest
tc and very reasonable terms Orders promptly atten-
ded For further information address the subscriber at
Johnstown, Moore county, n. c. -
D. B. JOHNSON.
Eah IL 1884 24-ly
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

II.
VIE subscriber is manufacturing Portable and
L tionary steam ENGINES and SAW MILLS of any re-
warranted to equal in performance any manufactured in
hIs country and upon the favorable terms From
nose engaged IN lumber getting he would ask call and
alon OF ms Engines assuring them they shall be fully
equal to what is represented and regard being had
none. ~ -
FL also continues to manufacture his improved Tobacco
FI9ttening Presses, Mills, &c.
Mill Machinery and other Castings furnished and fitted
mp IN the best style.
= R%erence Mr.. JOHN CLARE Wilmington at Messrs
~ Dickinson s. Co.
Feb. l6, lS54--S4-6m PHILIP RAHM Pronrietnr
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HUNG AFTER ALI.-There was great disappoint-
ment in Carelinvie, Illinois, on Friday last. A
man by the name of Nash had been sentenced to be
hnng for murder. A great crowd was collected to
the execution but they were disappointed mas
much as the governor thought proper to commute
his punishment to Imprisonment for life The pop
ulace resolved to lynch him, and broke open the Jail
for that purpose; but reaching him they found at
he had committed sef-mufder. He hung himself to-
rafter on Saturday-I LOUIS Republican
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49, am authorized by the of the Eagle Hotel, at
| Chapel Hill, to offer it for sale Miss HILIARD, who
| has been in possession of it for about twenty years. de-
sires to retire to more private life.
This Hotel probably good property of the kind is
be found in the State Its income for several past
has ranged from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars year
and rather beyond the latter AS buy
will probably examine the property for themselves,
any farther description here is unnecessary.
Possession will be surrendered the 10th of June if de-
sired.
For further information address the subscriber Chapel
Hill, N C. SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS.
April 2l 1854 333m
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BELLS, BELLS, BELLS.

1HE Subscribers manufacture and keep hand large as
ortment of Bells suitable for Churches, Academies
proved Hangngs the eeentin Their establish
men has been operation Thirty Years having turned out
nearly Bells averaging 600 lbs each and IFS patterns
and of manufacture perfected together with recent
improvements that its Bells have unequaled reputation
for vonme of sound and quality of tone They have just
receiyed-Jan IS54-the FIRST PREMIUM "a SILVER
Meda of the WORLDS FAIR in New York, over all Bells
from this Country or Europe Having large assortment OF
Bells on hand and being in immediate connection Wlth
routes in all directions either Rail Road Canal River and
natcb Address A. MENEELY'S SONS.
Nav 10 '54-37-l2m West Troy, Albany Co., N Y.
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Kenansville, Duplin Co., March 3rd, 1854
FOR SALE.

49, A CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
| HOUSE, and also two vacant lots adjoining the same
A Harnett street, in the Northern portion of the
of Wilmington The House nearly and in good
order having been recently painted 1t is occupied by
good tenant, at rent of 5000 per There is
insurance of 81 900 the dwelling house, in the ~ c. Mu
tual Insurance Company.
For further particulars, enquire Of
Feb. l7.-24-tfl WIN. H. LASPEYRE.
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CHURCH ETIQUETTE. Let the lady advance one
pace beyond the door of the pew she wishes one to
| enter. halt, about face and salute. The pew must
then be vacated by such gentlemen in it, by
flank movement. The squad should rise simultan-
eously when the lady presents herself, and face by
the right flank, then depoy into the aisle, the head
man facing the lady, and the rest passing his right
and rear the direction of the line being changed by
right countermarch, and forming again in line up
and down the aisle, still faced by the right flank
The lady, when she the coast is clear completes
her sautes. and advances to her position in the pew
The gentlemen break off by angles from the rear, and
resume their places. Great care should be taken of
course by other parties not to the aisle when
this evolution s in progress, until it is completed
REFLECTIONS OF CHURcH-coING BELLE.-So Mr..
Brown is going TO preach to-day hoped he would
exchange. | suppose he is good man, but his SER
mons dreadfuly dull, and so long! IF were a
minister, wouldn't write any sermon fifteen
minutes, and wouldn't average ten.
wonder who that stranger is in Squire Bigeiows
pew How interesting he looks with his long curls
! should like to get acquainted with him.
Good gracious Georgiana Fuller has got a new
bonnet Well. wonders will never cease. 1t MT
| becoming in the least-however, it will do we'll
enough for her. Kate Melvin has a new shawl How
beautiful it is Eve doubt she got it at Warrens
i saw one there the other day just like it. I'll go
tomorrow, and see if | can't get one similar
| Well never If there isn't gentleman in Miss
Periwnkie's pew. Wonder whether he is courting
the old maid. Don't believe he'd make quite such a
1901 OF hImsel Tor she's thirty five more, and
and crusty enough to turn the sweetest milk I've
no doubt she would like to get him, if she could or
any one else, for that matter.
| Heigh-ho what a long sermon
Oh there's Mrs. Eustace the bride. How sweet
ly she is dressed. I'll call on her TO- o-morrow hear
she's got brother in the army. I'll manage to get
introduced, if, as hear, he s coming here TO pass
vacation of few weeks
Wonder whether anybody sees my silk
hope so. for what's the use of having new things,
unless they seen
The sermon though-what a relief.
How do you do Mrs. Jones Fine sermon"
"Yes very. listened to it with much pleasure"
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY AT CLINTON N

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY AT CLINTON N. G..
-EERo THE subscribers respectfully inform the cti-
~ zens of Sampson and adjoining Counties, that they
are located in Clinton and have recently d fitted
ing all kinds of Riding Vehicles All work will be warrant
ed for twelve months charges will be found moderate
tender their for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. M FRALlEk,
V. RACKLEY,
Nav 18th. 1884 37-ly
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NOTICE

THE undersigned having entered into copartnership for
the execution of HOUSE, SHIP and SIGN PAINTING,
solicit share of public patronage and will give prompt at
enton to any orders with which they may be favored
a Shop over Mr.. I. Lucas Tin Shop, on Dock street
l.. +. BUM,
JOHN ]. BLANEY.
March 18th 1854 2S-6m-I60 st
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May lst, 1854
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having been appointed at March term of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of New Hano
yer county, an INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUM-
BER respectfully offers his services those having business
his line, pedging himself attend such business
promptly and with fidelity. VIM. l.. JACOBS
Wilmington, April q, 1854 33-6m