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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
Gymnastic Academy.

MIR HERNANDEZ proposes IN establish in
WI L,ochsrg, GYMNASIUM, whore all tbeex.
ercise. per'Hi'hng the prof, seoin will be aughi-
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
AiLEL BfRs, ROPES, LADDERS. HORSE
DUMB BELLS THROWING KNIVES, BOXING \
FENCING. He will also hsSc. connection with The
O. rssinrn. . sHuoilsG GaIIERY
Hi terms viii be only FOJR DOLLARS per NJ.
the .chooi ~ commence a suiiicirntn u
of .ubserib,rs obtained.
Mr.. bernsndez calls attention t. the follow eeon
rnfudHinH from piiysieinas OF The civ In dpvclopfup
The muscles and Pi'nong the general health anil ar-
peafanee, nothing can compare TO Gymnastics.
RECOMMENDATION.
The course nf instruction propose by MI Hernandez
IS well eacu ated 20 isprove the heat and
Of those she place themseye. urder hi. c,te
Hf GREY LATHAM.
III. LATHAM.
THDS. J BLACKBOARD
" OWENS
VIM. s. NORRIS
SUBSCRIBERS NAnEs
Alfred w IIorner W p NcCnrkls
w Bishop Geo LYMAN
g } Raiue II Miller
Wm ii Hnl II Latham
b f Sumpter SB Dsyrnror
lily. Grey Latham " : davenport
1no NJ Crowley Ihos alosby
Tanner c l. Bdfch
w Stroth"r Jnn + reese
r. J Read, q " Latham
a; Iltirs Il Meefn Jr,
w I,nes C Christian
7 Huntington AID Warwick
6ry RahcgtH Buckncr
I Atkinson Latham.
Chss Lsnshorne-
Jun 90 dts
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Real the follow ing Certificate frem Lady, endorsed
by Postmaster E. =. Coorer:
Caron BHDoR.
Hampshire county Va March Isl, 1854.
Mr. T.. L. COOPER Drar Sir: Agreeable Your
quest aud my desire to benefit the afflicted. here
by certify the grtof relief hnve receiy from the
of Hamptons T,getabie 1mciue
was taken with violent pDipifdtton, or rather Hut
crng and trembling of the Leaft Which c"ntina
ern days; it seemed i'm, heart hnd almost forgotten
its Office. The fluy became alarmed and. procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine. and bcioIe | Ind taken
bottle Of this T,ncure Of Hompops ~us
trely relieved.
Th- is the Had instance of relief in my farniy rom
the use of this valuable Medicine. Two three ,ears
ugo was laid NJ with U}cera0n OF mike. from fleet
of what is generally called k leg had lost al taste
aud appetite and the wh ch touy inches
Up and down. aud hnf WY u,oundmy mike. rejected
effort 10 heal il until rroored liampon's Veg.
etnblc Tnetuie.one bottle of which restore my health
henlrd m, ankle aud am treer from swelling han for
the last thirty years
Agaa. one OF my daughters very low from
dysee y, aud when she began to sit up Ter feet
nonccd wellng, which increased every da", and befnn
tabe very painful used bottle of Hamptons
1ncin,e; the pains were assuaged, the swelling sub
ii led and her health reimned-~e kept her legs ban
daged with strips OF wooden until her strength ierurned
| hnve been thus particular that Others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced anvil themselves Of
this remedy. Yours with respect.
ELtzAnrTB EDWARDS
do hereby certify That | personally acquainted
bose To be
E.P COOPER. Postmaster,
Capon .dee Hampshire county, Vn
~ Delicate Indie, and Chl lren will please give i:
iria
Sp1ce ra' not p,rma 10 n0mt kpndreds Of oilers,
Geo W. Goodrirh, Capt. Tho- Cnnot, R,,belt Gault,
Jnmrs Smvih, cure "f Rheumatism.
John Pervah s A Griffin, inhn Luke, Rev. v Esk.
ridge. u. S. Navy, and II ou-uuds 9TH RS cured of
Dysresn, Scroiula, Cough, Lisel Comp Bronchi
liz, ST. Vtu. Dance, &c. We citizens.
Cu tem.
n Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
plant The perdict has gone forth! AHddmii
that "Hamptons' Tincturc' has no Superior!!
SCvTTsyiLLE. Alhemnrr Co Va. I
March 2sth, 1858 (
Mesrs Mortimer g. Mohobray - Gentlem+n-G have
been ait tcd tor the last eight years with hheur asm,
Dyspepsia and Liver Complain suffering all the while
with pains in the shoulders. hip hu and side, shift.
ing from side he other, Palpitnton Of the heart
los Of nrre,u cold sweHts nsnt, excessive costive
less and eIea, debility ard weakness | tried many
nies which ,one eopd, but rattle, grew
worse. Last fall | advised 70 ny champions
Veget ,be lincnre aud am happ, say it has cured
nm free from all PAIN and il the enjoy meni
OF perfect heoh.and take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Tincturc 10 all afflicted as have been.
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL.
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Summer Arrangement,
G0 ga W.
VA. d TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

ON and after MONDAY. April 81. tbs Esprc,. all
~ and Passenger Train will len,e Lyuchhufg dai,y.
Except Sunsys,) att A. NJ and arrive Big Spring
l0t A. NJ.
Returning leave Big Spring at3 as I. NJ and ar
rive in LynchhurI ut 7. +. NJ.
stopping each way. only al Forest Goodies. Lourys.
Liberty. Oak huIga. Lisbon. Bulord's. Bonsaok's.
Gi.h's MIL big Lick. Salon. Dyafs, Thomas and Big
Spriug. TltOS. SHARP, Grn'L Supt
tnhr % Is
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ortorms will be cashier negotiable paper snrisiac-
torv endorsed.
Tie subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
bestowed him for the last fourteen he has
been IN business in lynchbnrg wou Just a,rntan thai
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes win the additional C,cilitrs has, and
y the attention he feels drt,rrincd give
ts business in all lis vatinns branches merit con.
tinuance 81 the patronage oi "A hbernl public.
4rpt AT. GEO G. CURtE.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
REASONABLE PRICES.


Ff hch the only Machines
w u llsef without MAKING THE OWNER LIABLE To A
oeif tor piru2etssnie Of patented privileges m sold
ttEAsONABLE PRICES.
And with Unquestoned Right.
LAWN ter ,inae our legal contrurersy Howe Jr
h-efl-e b ms there not
eshert ealn ttbiour machines
inc ' ~ u@e the machines which hApr sold and shall
hereafeF ssI. q unaa-euonsble. ~ ~
ne Hsn t1 u nct patents Macire ,rr nil
he nie fn {" the invention, machine. Of n ~
mAnuf rtuIer infringe or more tftheun Our na.n,
mug ne sprlug whereby the cloth
appafhW eli1nE presprc-is II rings
nov offered ine market Tiose who buy eru and nj
fa'fH hief~ are hereby distinctly Rppris. shall
Our Legal n lts will hencefDrth be igdly enforced
the Immense Superiority
Of singers sewing Machines has been
le are Of uniNer-al applicationthc
xmas o. work and doing perfectly They supe
nconirVan" tut uneQuale1 In mechanical
f s "ot el'nred and continue 70 doit without getting
OF onle' Nsdrsr TO all attention particularly
Machines 10 Sew with Single Thread
which by ape trials Lave been proved
sa eng nsn and all thin fzhricsalso
either WITH ~axed thread k-sDd for quilting Innings
are also epsred TO exhibit md sell boierng
oucng an entirely ne and beautiful result
extra size 9th shuttle and had for small
difference in prieee These be very popular Ma
ehine- FOR lat binding, stitching handles
er peet5tr work will be supplied short
Machine Needles Silk Twist spoo Linen Thread
AND All other articles used with Sewing Machines
and for sale at all our Offices.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE No. .}23 BROlDWAy n yopK
BRANCH 0PPICEs
No 81 South Fourth ST Phil i5e Baltimore St Balt
:, - Httstrr ST. BestJn. =" 241 River IT, Troy, N.
l"s2 81 Charles 81 N. o. 223 Walnut St. Cincint.
aue I-oh L.. NJ. SINGER q
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HOUSE & LOT FOR RENT.

HOUSE q LOT FOR RENT
a. comfortable FAHIL4' RESIDENCE with a
IA garden attached, th ienoe Of hsior Jas
Garland can be had, for reasonable rent by es,ly ar.
piicstion to either Of the Undersigned
JhS. "A HAMMER,
Nm a MILLER.
gun 6-ts AVN. c ROLLINS
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND
- BBl.S Suart's c. Sugat
- IS G.ound, Clarified Crashed 10,
80 boxes Loaf SUGAR.
10 bills \. o. Molassps,
10 hhds T. h. la.
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so " Lagun do,
10 " PRIME old Java do,
50 boxes Alamuntine nnd Sperm Canies.
Large lot ot Clover, Orchard Gras, and imntt, S.ei
Call soon a we are selling cheap.
(trh u ~ YOUNGER n SMITH
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UNHESE WORKS hive he' in operation nth
1 al the lntcst imptor,d Mach,e,ry for Wood aud
II IN work, mud upon scnle commemorate with the
" ,it. Of the South and West. for Car construction
More lhan hundred ol Ill description have
10 ro ma e these work, or the Nirgina d. Tennessee
RI i Road
President. and Engineers of Ra Roads respect
lly invited to bestow tor patronage they nny
Nv upon hsying their work finished in strict piinnce
with lt.n plans and awnings; after tie most
spptoyo Pans nj Construction. At prices rati'tacory
Southern 1kail-lSOudS
Wilrp lnngnr be compelled 10 obtain tfeir Cnrs from
tie T., subject latge expense aud i-k OF Trims
rortatrn. GEO. q. GuRIE Preparation.
TIE undersigned hnving had charge Of tho above
" urks from iil,r commencement. under the io,Ter
rtpplrr Mnl. A. Ellison, Jr. nsks lc say the
Ha.R ond public TINT lac has engaged with the pIe.ei
orfrrot mud will continue il. inert, hoping
~. long experience in Rad fohd works ard
t-ution Ia the work entrusted him. merit the ap
probation und berni patronage al the public
a. NETTi ETON, Manager.
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Agricultural implements,
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow.

THIS Plow consists of two Flows, placed one before
the Other, the -amr beam. The forward one takes
urrow from Hre inchrs deep, separating the
ui die vegetable mnlor ind ny il slice surface
down. Ia the BOTTOM al the previous duow; ard the
hind one Ellows from to1v inches deeper, and
md deposits It's sc' that of the forward
1t being raised aud turned the sub 'o il broken and
mcewrd and spread loose aud evenly the sward,
or,rn the language oi the State Agricultural Committee
oi New.N York, in their report OF 1850, it makes
seed bed rimnsi perfectly spade
WewiIl keep constantly hnnd II large ortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow o.d white
Pine, Ouk, Walnut, W, which will sed regular
boat wholesalc price, Persons wanting lumber will
find II their advnnagH t. purchase nj these Works.
icy en- lave thrt lumber worked and dressed L.
icr, thereby SAVING Inc expense ot hauling
u. ,,,-ill N. nlA In
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MEDICINES.
VIII Won Read the Truth /?

Medicine must have merit ond great meritio stand
n the public opinion. No art OF man can
rsyani,e vorle. article as tN keepi up asa g"od
medicine. IT be not ten
A good medicine will live, be ONE popular. and eS
teal il, sale, year after year in SPITE OF "rposition
The people readily fnd its virtues, aud the inme "i
hem pusst- from ruth mouth with m"re rapidfy
an newspaper. can slread it. living witness iesti'
wing to the cure medicine las made for him is OF tar
nore service Il AN any newspaper advertising.
In proud of q hat say above, we refer you Ia
HAMPTON'S NEGErBLE TINCTURE, md its ei-
fecs LIS praise /. in the mouths Of multnudes. Tie
best men in country give ,heir testimony to its
wonderful Among them name Hon. IL.
Clsy. Hon. Rich. John on. Vice President Of the
rned Sat = with hundreds of others Capt. Thomas
Cnnot-brohrr the relcbraied physcinn of the
Emperor of Fa6ce--.i. cured by it Of II disease al
.cycn yeas staudng aer the skill OF all the Doctors oi
Europe and America had failed To
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.7aother CURE by HAMPTON'S TfNC1URE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. erery mhere bear the same
Testimony.
Real the follow ing Certificate trem Lady endorsed
by Postmaster Z. =. Coofer:
III
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TIyHE so0KoF THE SEASON
HAFE TOU REHD TT
ALONE, by Marion lIarand; in one handsome
II mo. Youme-prce : p
A NORRIS Publisher.

WHAT rus om1IgssAf:
Miss Ilarlanl may hcncrfouh take rank among
the most successful female noseiisis Of the United
States "--Nen YorI Commercial daue,fiser
'1hceHceent ton pcrading il will mike II on" II
the most popular fiction. OF the prssent ycar -Ihl
ErHng MAJ.
"Tho moral Il the story !. prominent aud uneN-
repuonabl beauty md truth have clasped hand in
its recital - feaetfeksbUfg Nars
"We take especial pleasure in commanding tins car
ne.t chnstey -Nren and exceedingly ludicions story,
a. one among the brilliant gems that baya recently MAIDS
their sprearanec.-Amcyi Coutcr Phud.
IA work Of imagination admirably eHeeuled.-fhna
Christian Obsefrr
1--WE commend il among the eeverest novels that
have been written. a-Phiia. Uo,ug Baiifp,
at will found quite interesting the last Northern
novel the Lnmpigher "-RoH Amer.
Possessing far more interest aud exhibiting great
evidence ftnlen than nay Of our lady writer's have
brought out for -nahy dry Godeg's Ladg's Booh
"A novel of uncommon excellence, ecrtainy su tfiot
10 any Virgin noYel recollect ever To have rend
The pictures Of Virginia country life. with its amuse
mens exercises Ind the habits and peculiarly OF the
pc pie urc faithfully and graphically shetched, and
some Of these sketches have all the freshness and so
ness ofwod pieturesb by our best authors 4. Fran"
Alone is book ii grent merit, aud We recn PORTO
which display thorough knowledge OF TINT AIT which
nters largely into the character o every inctlIcr
We the art ot the racoHtear. -SoHihe,n LH Mes
a
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MERCHANTS.
ALate Arrival of BUILDING N.,or;.,

ENNE Front Door, Rim and Mortise Loci. ts'
II without night atches Upright and n NIuA Or
Rim l.ocks SQUIRE Rim Locks and Hutch. ~ 1'rial
siys, upright, villa, hotel, abitted aid \ Ii many
r,isp Locks Plated, pearl white, gla..
gillo urd Fancy French Knub- ran he f7rii ,'' N.
either 4 9 Rim or Moztisc Locks. I.at.be. g. W. b
w ndows. various patterns. Rim and Mort C .h
! ocks Cupbourd Locks, Stock and Plaie Locl oset
door Locks, iih and without Knobs, night 9'.' re
Rim Latches, sliding door rail, sleaves and a1'e and
plated pearl vi tie and mineral BelpuIl. r-,, 'gd,
Bells, with fixtures complete. d iot I'm WipJ' ,'''r
ges in great variety, Gate Hinges of varior. Nv, I'm
Screws # good quality hnm 10 inches. l,sf'hs
Screws, A. round square. chain, Flush and Tai 'ad
the ruust approved Blind fa-tenings Sash DOTS,
Axle pulleys Sash c. rd, Finishing Nails in 'nd
I to . inches, do do. by the pound or key Flu '9n
frr m Sdy = y, sadcd Cut do rom 3 y ,s 90,
SPIKES from II inches. fencing, paling ana q 'ouyy'
Nails French. English and Am,rican Hinao,, Clu'snt
different qualities aud all the sizes in common ~ - OF
" in biadders. &c. u
Believing TINT we can fitr greater indncener,
cards quality quantity, variety aud price than an, re-
establishment in the upper codntry, we tespectGJ
n call from those wishing to purchase Buliiro II. u'S
GhELORA K ROYAL f'"'
may Its
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Between Lynchburg and WITH

of the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge will
be less than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers who do not procure Tickets Except those
who take the .ars whore tickets not sold, J
will be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent in al
diron TO the regular rates OF fare. provided, however
that in shall he receive than ten, mors
than fifty cents from any passenger to any point
the road
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Con iuc
tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the =, Vi
ege to travel ON the Free colored persons wi be
required to produce thertree papersor they will not be
permitted travel on the
jun lG E. IL GIL l., Gen'l Sup't
10 All papors advertising for this Company will
please stop all adv rsements in relation to Passenger
LMIe and insnll the nhnYe ,ntes.
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work. Work.. Work!.!

FENllE subscriber is anxious get all kinds of work in
the Jewelry line such repairing Watches locks
BreastPns, Finger Rings and making all kinds of plnn
Jowey. He has the very best workmen, and will have
all work entrusted him done in the very best manner
and warranted. JNO. =. WRIGHT, JR.
N.B.-I can have Medullion.Lo ckcts, and Spectacle
Ola sses, 10 suit all uges, put in equal to those done
North.
Jun %
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MISCELLANEOUS
sHABURYs SHOE & HAT STORE.
-Ay 1854 Spring Supply.

/ A. fereid aa,ge supply great variety Of sPt1ng
j 3 Summer Goods. | am confident th-re has never
baen ilfened in Lyuehburg such an a.'"r.ment oil
DIES CATERS. SLIpPERS, BUSklhS, BOO
lINDs and WALKING SHOES; GEN LEMEAs.
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES. SLIPPERS \ I'm
MISSES GATE 1RS, BOO ) AMI SLlPPERSi BOY
BOOTS an SHOES and CHILDREN ) SHOES by
he sfnalI CAkT.LOADi3
Aiso a .plerdiia .orintat oI nESs.BoT and emit
gnfks SUMNER HATS und CAPS. Also, lmsehns
Trunks. Casnet B,es Val $, Umbrellas. &e.. &r.
Aiy W. oldest sons are 9Th Statesmen. aHf II
ny purpose have every extended 10
my customers which reason will approve, To a very
iIeral community my heartfelt thanks are temieffi'
with asuraaee that al MI be done that ought 10 be,
a., z.4s,,s n. continuance =. SEABuR9.
y l. Ny friends VII f II some one ia my store At
a,mo.f cry hour. day night, except On the slbba'
on thu lzzn Il ere j. mittance, of course. /.
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Lynchburg Furnishing Wareroom.

ID r. LIGGAN & son uphal SzEBFgasz.z-,
IA. s,erers. Pare hangers. Mat ~ -
fress and Rope Manufacturers. Maiu ~
Street. Two Doors below the Market hou-e Lynefh4ig.
Va. keep anty hand and make 10 or cr Curl
ed Hair Lhuck, Moss Cotton. Woo and Spiral spring
Mattresses. audRope of every description.
We have in our employment some first nte Cab
net Workmen: and intend tu keep hand supI ly al
FURNITURE nf our own make. and also Nouhrn man.
facture-sueh Bureaus. Sofas. Wardrobe Bed.ioads,
Chsira. Doubennd Single Lounges,-l000 Be1d'teads
now on hind. Weask t.e artention OF all Sho uHyy
articles in line, and pledge onrse rs to sell TIP
ON us reasonable be obtained in this OF an
other market ER-Speeia attention given TO the re.
pairing Of Furniture. (lsn 2.dso,s)
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v. ooSAsr. WIN. A. wALnRoN, d. sErszER,
New Furniture Mare-RoomS.

oNANT, WAL D RO N & o.
"ouLD Re pcetfaiy turn llsir fien 5 and the
w public generally that they receiving, At
heir Furniture Ware Rooms. on MAR ST.. a few feers
below the Norvel House, their stock OF Rose Wood,
Mahogany, Walnut. and other Furnure together with
great many articles in the way Of House keeping thu
are useful well Ornamental have never heisrr
been introduced to this market All which hive been
elected firm houses North enjoying the highest fepa
ia-ion tor good and faithful work.
They have also connected ~iah their ESTABLISHING nj a
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged wofkmer IT skilaTd esfe
Renee and therefore prepared have made to ef
der out Of good erial any piece If furniture thai
my he ordered. They wouli add that they are IRE
pared to offer greater Inducements to Ptrs0us wanting
anything in tie way Of FURNITURE, than Is ever be.
been offered in this market Anil they hope hY a.
siauons ntehtion business and receive At isa
a portion Of the public patronage.
CoNANT. NALDRON & co.
NB-We would say to our old friends and custom.
ers TIA. We continue manufacture al did stand
on Bridge ST all kinds at I, haceo MiUlds pni the
fke, AMI We solicit continuance Of their iavors.
rarI3ts C., W. C.
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Summer Arrangement,
"a g .::;s ~ = 81. -
VA. a TENN. RAILROAD.

Increased Speed and Change Of Hours.
On and after Monday. Apnl Sd, tl.s Express all
" and Passenger Train will tea,e Lyuchburg daiA,
(excepi Sundays) att A. NJ and hiye at Big Spring at
l04 A. NJ.
Returning rave Big Spring at3 a. 7. NJ. and
rive in Lynchburl at 7 p. NJ.
Stopping each way. only at Forest, Goo les. Louy',
Liberty. Oak Mulgn, Lisbon, Buiord's Ronsack s..
Gish's Mill Big Link Salem, Dyails, Thomns and Big
Spring. THOS. sHARP, den'h Supt
mar 30 Is
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DRUsH MOUNTAIN Will STONES

RRUSH WOt NEAEN MILL SfOHcs.-
ID The undersigned are procuring from their cee
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of the very beat quality. The
reputation of thesa stones widely knowc, but til
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders,
have app ointed Mcdaniel Hurt 81 Preston, and Lee
johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale of III
who will receiy and have them fulfilled
shortest no'ice
Our Address, Bla sburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danville " Reynolds & Co.
LEAH lille, N. c. are also agent l. Co
Feb l4.d&rts
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U,HE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RE-

VNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RI
l. spectiuy call the attention Of the citizens ri
Lynclburg and the ad dining oouniry.to his large AMI
- snlendidas sortmento Of BOOTS SHOES, wJ
ii CATERS. &c.. of his OWN MAKE,
~ and which WARRANTED Oh THf BEsr QUAIL
HAND SUPERIOR WORCESTERSHIRE.
Persons wishingt to have good md durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present will do well to coll On M
a. am determined to please both regards quaf
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above tie
Franklin Hotel. and Immediately opposite tho Citizen
Savings Bank. I. +. GRlMALDl.
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SOUTEF-SIDE RAILROAD
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A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
L "A pot IN Peiei sburg every day Sunday excepted,
ut 7 o'clock, A NJ, arrives Mt Burkeve the in
tersection of the Richmond and Danyile Rail-Road
ut 10 oclock,A. connecting by that Road with Messrs.
r. Fagg Cos Stage Line for Charlotte Court Hnuse,
Halifax Court House, DanviIle and Greensboro, {.
and arriving ut Farmve at ll.30. A. M, connecting
there with Mrssrs. Fagg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg
Returning, The train leaves Farmve at l. P. NJ,
ard Burkey.le %, p. M arriving il Petersburg in
time for the trains going North South, connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
Road, with the sp, ndd nships Roanoke and James
town tor NwAork; whichlea City Point at 7P. M,
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point Il: the same hour.
j ssergers prelerring in Petersburg the
night, take the mornil North at a, Nj.
the james River Boats for Old Dint Norfolk and Bat
g. A. M, the for the South, oo lock
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
hiiteeh hours % VI
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs. through in two days. 90
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur s rings,
Though in two days. 10 Oh
Between Petersburg Danyile, through in TWEEN.
ty-tour hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
Between Petersburg Gee ,sboru, n. c., thro'
in two days.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury N G, through
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, 90
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning &, A. M,and
returns the same days Any person wishing to see the
rates If freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
der3 Is E. J. WALL Supt
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IN READINESS.

IN READINESS.
EN subscribers will have their semannual accounts
l. in readiness for presentation by The Il of July
Ali indebted expected t. e prompt in settlement
Accounts which due the old concern Of A. s. Skater
d Co. ttcelUe months since unless settled that time,
wi n be placed in the hands of officer for collection
Jun 80 BURROUGHS SHAFER& co.
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orncr VA, Tenn. RAtL-RoAD Co. I

NVTTI W ToIls
From an intimate acquaintance with MIR. Geo q
Curle feel confident TINT the Piedr1.nt Works unart
his management. will fully MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Rail Road Cars we'll in any and all US
branches of mechaical operations.
JNO ROBIN Mcdaniel, President