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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29


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,.,,',,.. ,h,., a,,,,k.d the tathnlic
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a., /,
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the se'te' "' '"e't '+'' s''''' "'' .u, a
a. anon, d,,,n,,,. uo, IN which ht,
t..,,. ss ou, IA. .,Rienl,, ocrur.
-, ...,,,.., ..i,., n. u,.s L.,,,i,hn,h,nd.
- H., y,s annexed whilst en-.
-, =. o..u III. nat. h.. Ge,d and
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NJ. 49,. ,.f ,t. :, ,.,s .,ss sbo, ia the
IA H.. - ,,., .,b.,. mr.. IA ep-l.d,
iN'tNNAii' 'u'f W. '"u''' "
celebrated he'' ''i"si ''HT''t '"f ~"
"hc Societies J"'hrd i'' tue Pf"'''r'" N''
tn~fr was g" disturbance FN'" '"' w
lu,hf"an attacked IN NR,,'r"n "f'''r si 2"
k"oN Nothing hat The iai'ei hhif7'
PnL tnrtrnft, July Last rF"hns
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Sixteen u.g,nes have died 81 en"e'. =,
thu. plan,nt,ou Of Mr Jer"'"" 'h'"". !.
,,.l,ns. Ark. John W~ai'~''y "''" :" =
sam. d,..a.e. n. NJ" did hi. h'ot"s'' 4. ~" l.,
=. w..,ae,l,, who wa. settling Up ~ .
,iu,s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

On Mo ndsy we,t the .l,c,iou cames , +,
asd. IN the mean lime, the dlfr.rsld eandi-
daiss will h. ri,r0lsiinp esie.si,sls. They
have reached tie qosris si,.ieb. snd viii
SAKE Tor The tisnd under whip y, d ,rur.
" wish them all ihr good luek insei, n.
biz; ard tsss there ~ko may l.. d.l.si.d
-ss nssa insv'ssll, be the Gaze v i,h many
-osy b. sLIs 10 Ieep Their eouni.nanr..
= paper sAtision--ths. IL, No, owe, =
yssd iesg.
W lers tAs ssnrs,snrs question v N
- ss'kd ;, l''es sric,ay. W. wan,
eae o. jiassi.rs (" u. Es,rsr ronn.,
IL qnesljss - - sslna,nd IN he pso
- =. slsr ~ ps.A.Li, ne retail ~ A..
~ srishs " ~ sssA.i,i., than = qas,,i
.5hSss dssklkg N pit ds~s II. ,sl.. vii
-, Atsipn ~ Liesnss Lsr; ,Ls. i
aueieA mssssiss pssssas 10 N Sss@s !,
20 esssa,sss 'slas ssss4 hsy Il ;,
- - ssss1 sssev's s<hs,!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29
IN IN The nsl,ius"'c Ps'fio, 81 the a'h
DREiUrIL kAILaOiD ACCIDENT



rst.fdsN s,,-sn"on. nese the city, on the
,,alumoie sd sn,9eehan"a Railroad. =
E.ars esiesda, mn,,,ing n large number
ct exeui s,nnisis fspsied to Riders Grow,
nine mile out ou tn. ,ailfosd. To spei,d the
dan. The Are.d.ut incurred Bhnnt opp
nile this .ida oi the Grove, b.,ue-n the
upaa,d train fur Nrw lotk aud one al the
trains containing Il pot,lpn ni the ,scur
sionis;-, on lhei, Way To- the eily.
The ,e.i,r oi the accident Wa curve
oi the road aboat midway betavv" III.
nela, House and RIDER Grove.
lutrv trains lull OF iadle- AID gentle
men, with children. len the Ell, during ihr
dan. Ia pu,irtpstr 10 the c.lrb'H,ou. Re
tnriiug one 81 the trains lett io' Bailm"'',
al tWn o'eluck, Another -tnt,,d -, five, md
die Ind, with whirh the acridsul occuf
red at si,nui Fl teen minutes t'er
~ - mn,ulrs past 1 o'clpek ,esie'da,
sft,,nbun, thu % gaiar tain lor York leil
t'nlvea station, consisting eel four passsn.
g.r ears and brgagr car 81 with the
exception oi the hst ear wt. hird With
lAs.cngar- Mr. Niilnun Scott was con
duetnr. accompanied hy . Nj lirllins, sud
either oihr+r- II the Rad, WHO were f"laf
log 10 Rdsf'. Grove tu assist H. the hs>
faLg.theuis Tar toe safe ietutn 81 "a" ~
rutsinnits Un ariting 1T the kela,
li,ns4. tAe intk team, according To- u,dcr-.
r,,e,saial ,n ia, ~ nn the tIren sptiop
.wtGch, where the instructions were ,hHt q
should wait un,h the excursion tram 81
,,n,u. MISSED. The ,xpfrs. ttain lrom
yo,k a.. earl, b, the dsy. vl,rb had
h,.u thtoen o,t Of tn,o wa. aitns ~
th,. N,l,,. and alter il Ind n,s.ed dnut,
t,,,,,t. n ,ltin,,,,r ,,,.i,,d Tor ib, .x,.ur.,an
t..iu. .i ub,u sixteen cars. crowded tn
t,,ers. ,,L4ri, pa.s.J dawn wi,houl giving
,n, information, 10 the cnndurior that iva
,,,6.r train. Ver. ro,ni,,,, which urlnt,u.
,.,,f, ,,ny,i l., Ia. ,t.r..e
.,,,t,l h..,u., .n.,v sun,,n.ed "a be rl,sr.
.,b. Nh t...,,, s,.si, t.,..k tb. main t.srk
.,.5 ,,,.,,..,,,,t a.. ,,.J lad .r,,,,,I, g,.,
G,gly u,t., wa, ,.e.,,. s,,,,ut ,h,.e o,f,,,.ts
al ,,tl. r,..,, liz. R..l., and nln,i . nal..
G,,,, Rit..,'- n i.,,it.la crash. ,r,s,n.t.,,A, 4
d, ,,o.h,,t .,,.,... L.,e-i, all .whu urr,.
u.,.irrct t. t,r,t Get. aud on ,srapuu
,.rni the wrecked ca,- d ,,ust i,p,ut ir,sl,uu
sc..pp rr..rni,d u.rh, that u were liup, :,
.iNl,. ta drsrtih,. IN all it, horrors
lhr locumoilye attached 10 the ,Ncn SION
. t,su, wa. hrbiad. rtI.fins ;he r1is: thal
] attached t. il,r uii-r train ,vas iu bont
nnd nt-rnlh pionphrd rs way ittu IL.
cat. beaded oilh ln>spuscfs ia trout
Ah.u, AHll d"tfn ciu, Vce- crashr,
r,nl aItftfssi 60 ttaus. md % intee ra't h.f
"a Iiafr u..it....t ...tf,..fs tt., ttli.,t ,.tt,t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

P,ctr,c RsiLso,o 4 tslegrsphie die
patch Ia the i''rsvan. inforns u thai tn.
Senate. ." thu 10Th. pa...d thu r.e ,6c
railroad bill BY . vsss VI ~ tpsn& -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

Iur Nrw llsarsulHs Iraislsfrgr -.
ON the 9th msi, the House of R.m.s.n.
ialive- sl,su, aii ih. nferunnn n d-lsiiup
The anti ,btaska resniui,nus. 4 nuti.,,
To ruhslnute stils'., committing H..
" l'sr t" the principles OF lh.f platform
al i>52 Wa disaiph
! b. fest rpsaiuli"n eeiiersiiuc .hc b,in
e,lles ifonulgai,d n 1850 u, The House.
d ria'i I ag''es' The nlrodurlou Of slav.
~ into lse. t.r'',orIes, aud oi the erection
~ any Territory without is prnibi,,on.
was then adapted, 100 TO lis. The see.
nid passed i55 {" li9 II deprecated
the repeal III tn. ,i,,.nufi Cnmpromi..
The ltnd, approving ol the cnn,se al
Ness's tl'lfsdge and Morrison IA Coi
gns-. IN '"ling against the Nebraska hill,
pas-'h lJO TO ITO III. turth, which
.'snprf"ses Of til. conduct Of s.na,n,s
" illians aud llibhafd was carried. 1852 t..
III, Md then III. il"u-- sdl.nru,d.
The attempt 10 choose L :. Sena,or
WAS u h.. renewed nn III. next da.. And
all this ,'ne, SAYS til. shgraph. VI. Their
."""e'-' was ranging from 0s 10 100
Hot work
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SroNrANluts ENptosioN. At Stfaeu'
\pA fnk. on The III iusi.. the iifewa
introductory II \. Van Ness esll"'s
de>lth,ing the building aud a lssgr q""n'
Is Of hrewofk, intended 20 celeb'"'e U
Euuftb
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

The price of whes, 10 ssid 10 o.
clini.g ,h,oughou, thu Wsat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

ttruottc ttlrRru. ~ :. un,lefsiani
'hat me ol nuf r,iixrus. who returned ifon
nsit to the city n short time s'uee, hs
pn'rhas"d lol Il grnu,f ia this plrce =
huili a nfholie chu,ch on We undfi
stand that he has plenty OF tnnds tn hn''
the l"use hy tail NJ, which lime the p'F'
vii, nuke h, appearance AhrerePdH U''
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Agent, for tbs repat,,c,n.

DR. l.. Y saifH isu1H iiteaius euuy To1ss
J l.. Sn,ssop Gissie ~pgipgs linrfsoa
". II NtrsnN Ilpian fisil. "
Kee A~AiT Pinr Free tg~haf "
DASib NlissoN g.. aier,
Ex- All subscfiri0il- Il he canntY fnn.i he raid
~ IL aissare Nr aaap-i ~. fqis sh0a time asa
fS III that asfr IrpNir ~ toiisai surii
anpung@ than tlry arr Mngft
tn MHey b. sent 10 ~ ny uiaii at mr. fisk by
ntins The eesilt II toe Postmaster ,lsA, baa been
tnup Forwarded
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

I, !. stated "a the Washington Ev~i'l
star Inst Miss May sno lieaci he. Il .agt
tet ct Nr john Brarhlrr. ni Ns-hingio
ttt. hss tiieu h.it 1, 100000 bs ~
u. stth nj r'lhi,r iu G-uWa,. ou eaad
ten that h nr'sie, cn arriving! ~ the "a.
II eishtsen. Nill She hud sag irauiae :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

H. JOYCE Is a oaa,llaais ior sasr.g At she ensuing
Angrsl rlseliau,
1Ias 1psiff auf.ouurts hs nru's y eaHdi
date i,s ,iis oslss " Nhe y a. Size hHFusi stction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

7tr undersigned ifAsshfsa n, u~-i fssof-. nstr
AesA slosid.rs pgrfenfs Ms hnm~ hfsrrr he sat.fn
e( harmon tefiits - raidliae ~ iiF Hihst y
fa.stv tfsfl al lie stlsatns Asgnst rist fitii.
T. a. BEkziFl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

Ri iafd Ktilsf y a asaNts inf Assessar eha
Coli,efor II 1stss ~ ilsaeeh eleh5 ~ rs eitv
iaX anross 81 isa
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N n Psrrgi-n candidate toF NE oiilfn y HAs'g'
Al tie sns'si Aagast riea''on
J r Weaiatt p.s candidate fo1 sAf u ~ Tie 81
.uins sraust rlstnon.
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JeSn q Asdfrsoa Z seandida. sof Ja'fif, n ~
Pescs w MARSHALL Beat No 8, W Zee ciaa'g AnsAsi
eIre,on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

" n E,is,s }. candeie'. ir jp+ii'r 81 'Ac
Pssr- fir aanhai iiesl. Ne s. At tits ses, Ausefi
election.
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r a PffHs .. p candidate lor r. eisrtnn in
oh,e. u hip Isair NJ ilr ensuing augus oieen
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TUX VfI NI7NiVNIN,
john stsfAH !. caisdtiac i6f Cosl~'issiancr as
Nv esssssi,e angusi rifctes
john hssdsa - rsn itiaic fsf t0iaas'asiesfF ri
tn eiisil'eg August elect ''ti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-16
WATERING PLACES.
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

'lNtlS delightful WDtoiing place situated in TIE
~ OF Boteourt 10 miles north Of Rucl ANN, (the
present terminus of navigation jane. River n
kansw Cann there being continuous line of Pack.
cts from Richmond nnd Lynchburg that place.
the i'm nednt, iond leadng from Lynchbu Z To the
White sulphur. in the county pt Greenbrer, Is
OPP ned for the reception ofvisiters.
The efficacy OF this water N curing mnny fnms of dis
and its bracing in'gorstng effects upon feeble
ard dthated persons .nttle it the special noiice of
those who visit the mountains Tor heath;whst the henu
iu -n'y by which is surrounded, aad the variety
of that Afforded may Justly clnm pass
ing call from those who are in search of pleasure.
The proprietor, grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received hcgs leave the public
TINT his accommodations fn the present season are am.
pie and of the first class. His TABLE and BAR ARE
furnished with the best the land affords. mud every nj.
tent N will be pai by himself AMI assistants the
comfort and enjoyment of guests.
Tho Stages crnneCt regularly with the liuats nj Buci
passing by these Springs 10 the White Sulphur,
nlso with the Va. 81 Tenn. Railtoad Buord's. vim
Blu 'lanan
Fur adults hy ia" week. - 90
horses '' Observation-Disclosures 90
- do. " month. IL on
Children and Servants HALF PRICE. Other charges
in prop ,rton PA HATCHER.
Jun Is dSc2ms
t8- Richmond Wing. Examiner aud Petersburg Intel
gen ser cory weekly for six weeks aud forward their
accounts 10 th- Office for payment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-16
$50, 900 worth of Dry GoOdS at Cost

FENHE subscriber intending make change in bis
business. III offer his entire stock of good.
co IT, Gomtlt date unit sometime abnut the LIST Of
August which tin ae nauder will be 50 d II auc-
ton
This stock is large and attractive, mostly Of
pulchu-es, a embraces all the newest style 2 DDS
such rich haredp!an r,id, colnre Silks, eh feurs
plaid, wacred and pnin l'lae Silk faulard and lndia
Silks, iugurcd and PLAN Ghaes | issues, BeraEes and
Mou-ns all shades, French lacon"ts,und lawns, Cling
hams On gnndy Muslns Cnnton Grape Bombazine. Al.
pac Debaze Robes. enbr dered and plain Swiss
Muslin. plaid and striped Muslin. Camiri Dmit,
&c. French Work Collars, Sleeves, Chim>etls, Haahts
Bands, Sc; Bonnets, Bonnet Innings and fibhon' =,
Summer Manlles all ades hosiery and Gloves; French
Corsejts, Mars lies. DmiIy and Grass Skirts; large
stock of House furnishing gondsnm whrh are Mu1lil
and Lace Curtains, Damask Mo Gems, and 1u.kty red
Marsales and Dimity Quilts, Linen AMI Cotton SHEET
ing aud Pillow Case goods, Table Damask, fruit
and Table Napkins. Towels, Diapers, &c; Penn
and Table Covers; large stock of Gapcling, 61m
the fines We vet Tapestry Rugs, Crumb Cloths
Pnhor and Dor Matt, OIL Floor Clubs, Re. Furniture
rlaids, Ticking bleaced and brown Cotton, Cotton
Oznnbuigs and Buraps. Also, Travelling Trunks Car
pet Sacks School Satchrls and Naiscs. His stock #
Gentlemens Goods embraces geherht assortment If
Cloths, Cussimetes, Nestngs Linen Dilling., Gloves
CravHts, Cola,s Half Hose, &c T. gether with VI
rety of III goods usually founi in dry goods store.
lie asks a call from all in of CHEAP GOODS
and particularly invites hi friends aud Gust omers l.
call and supply themscv swith gonds nj g st.
jun 2ts JOHN 7. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-16

Confirmation of Tredties-Opening Of Com
merce NTH Japaa-New Feature in the Ne
braska bill.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Senate in execu-
IKE session to-day, confirmed the commercial
treaties With Uruguay and the Argentine conted-
erati0Bs
The government, learn, has received des-
patches from Commodore Perry, fully confirm
ing the statement that he has succeeded in salts
iaetorlly opening commercial intercourse be-
tween the L. States and Japan.
Anew and important feature seems to have
been discovered with reference to the Nebraska
Kansas bill, which leaves in existence an old law
OF 1881, that to all intents and purposes excludes
foreigners from those territories, except by q
passport from the Secretary of War This dis
eOYery was made by Mr.. Benton, and has pro-
aaced much excitement. 1t, in other words, al
most restores the principle of the Clayton a
menlment.
bill to amend and obviate this difficulty will
PROBABLY be introduced during the present week.
MS therefore anticipated that the old excite
nent on this vexed question will be renewed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
hASiINGTON.J une l3.-It is stated that bill
viii soon be introduced into the House, taking
Ie local appointments from the Mayor and CIV
lug 'hem to the President. Its success is doubt
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NOTICE..
Office of the Richmond & Petersburg R. Co

OIlCe OF the tuChmond * Petersburg K r. Co.
'EO PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGlBLE IN.
L FESTMENTO or MONEY.-Sealed Proposal. " IN
be rereiA ed this office until the 18th lay of Iul,
1894 when they will be open ID in the presence of the
President Treasurer and one IT The Dhcrtors
OF this Compan,, Tor tie purchase of the Sc En- PER
CENT COUPON BONDS Of thi. Company. 10 be issued
for the purpose Of their road with heavy
iron rails nder the authority of he Act uf Assembly,
pissed February 18th. 1854 ui 81 the iesuutians
the Stockholders Of this Company adopted the 30
MAY, 1854.
The principal these bonds Willie pay uhie the 1t
day of June, 1873. and the iaeres of per cent per
annum, or three and halt per srlnannuny, Oh
q LIT day o. June. aud The LIT dty Il December of
each yen; the pnnetua pay both PRINCIPAL nnd
interest. being cured by red of Trust the Wilde
road aud other properly anl franchises + the Company,
liable to he enforced at any upon sixty days default
IN the payment o any amount oil either principal or in
No bids fo less than the par snlue of these bands in
Guiding interest from the II OF this h Dune, ls5i)
that being the tate vi eh they begin 10 bear per
cent interest, will be considered.
The terms of Payment vii be cash; but from respon
sibe bidders negotiable notesfor hree-tourths of the
purchase money in equal nstalu with per ent in
terest thereon from the II June, 1854 payable at 3,
and months from that date, will be received. A.
security for tie punenal payment oil which notes.
fflh of the amount of bonds actually phi for will be
tanned by the Company until all OF the said shall
have cen paid.
Any further information ON the subject, which may be
desired will be- furnished by the President Treasurer
of the Company.
BY direction of the Pr si9ent.
JNO WILLIAMS.
Secretary and Treasurer K. Il II 7. X Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-16
S22 800 worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

1--WE subscriber. wishing u culver many Of hi.
gools u possible into money. h.. determined
of~r for the remainder at ia. season. hi, entire stock
o Dry Goods 1t COSr
His stock comprises every article usually kept in the
dry gods line Ills Of black and r,,nred
sN- aud Dress oo ID ofevety scrip IN i. un.uslly
large for he seasn, aud Is worthy the attention ii,
terms
HIS iren / and the ublic generally requested
call aud examine tor themselves.
tegu ar customers (shoud they prefer III WILDE sup
piled with goods on the usual ter ns
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
7. S-My stock of Carpeling Is quite large and
mOs,ly ol til. Sniine'. nu1cnse Inn | [ Il
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sEABURYs SHOE & HAT STORE
- 1854 Spring Supply. Z

l AZ reecSi galo,go supply great variety OF spring
1 a Summer Goods. ! am confident ia has newer
been opened in Lynchhurg such nm o.."iimont of la
DIES CATERS, SLIPPERS, BUSklNS, BOOTS.
LIMBS and WALKING SHOES; GENrLEMENS.
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES. SLlPPERS& PUMPS
MISSES GATE FRS, 200 rs AMI SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS AM SHOES and OHILDREN'S SHOES by
The small CAhT.LOADll
Also II splegdida sormcut of MENs.poy's and cmI-
pRFHs sUaakR hats and cars. Also, travelling.
Trunks, Ca.pct Il ,gs Walls -, Umbrellas, &C., &c.
My two oldest are with me ~ Statesmen. an IT,
Is my putpose To have every extended l.
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks rendered.
with Tint all 81 all be- done that ought be-
.eeurc its continuance. L. SEABURN.
B.-My friends viii find in my
almost every hour, day night, except the Snbbushs
that dnv ttere is aamittqncc, of course. L. \
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

TINE subscriber has hand good assortr ent OF
4 Shirts, both Linen and Cotton. the sui and make
not exec led by any-Jeans and Linen Drawers, Cotton,
Lsle and Merino Gauzr Under shirts. Cotton, Linen,
Silk nd Merino 1afhOse, some extn szes, best ply
Collars Byron and stsnd-up, plain and corded Sill and
KID Gloves, straw anil other colors, Summer Crovuts
and Stocks of various kinds all low they be
bou ghtan, where Gentlemen wanting coat, pants or
vest of good material aud fashionable tim, would do
well To examii his Clothes Drnp Etc Cassmeres,
d filings, Vesnes, &c, which will be sold without
mnkiny if preferred, AMI when mnde M satisfaction IN
fit ard workmanship guaranteed. WIN l.. FACE.
AMBROSE PACE, Tailor. may l9-l mdf
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sY AKERs Il DILLARD, Aucrrs,
Timber Az Auction.
HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE

N IN virtue of drcrea order nf the Hastings Court
MA Of Lyoohbuig, made the 5th June, 1854 In the
sui of Me6mth and wife vs. Murphy, &C., the under
signed appointed cum, for tho purpose, will offer tr
sale, the ursmses rucsda, evening the 20h dry
ui lynehburg containing hf acre, situated the
residence OF The late john Mckinney. with the
thereon, occupied by John Smith ard Michael
Murphy. Tie lot will divdcd into qunrtcracre
ists; place tho old house quarter and the
house recently erected by Barncy Murphy, On the
other Tie prnpert, will be soil upon credit al six
and twelve motths with bonds md good pei sonul
ly for purchase money. u. RODES.
Jun eodds
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MILLING,

FENHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the " WAR WICK
L MILLS" in this city, the same recently worked
by tie Messs Whiemorr, aud will keep them in the
best grinding order He wrereive and grind both Corn
and Pasei promptly, and the usual terms. He wall
give the business his personal attention. and with close
application, adel by LONG EXPERIENCE in Milling,
he hopes share literally the patronage Of Lynehbnrg
and tile vicinity. JAMES MCDONALD, SR.
may 25 Is
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Allegheny Springs.

TyNHIS Watering Place is situated in III" county OF
4 Montgomery, Va, % miles rom the Va. Tenn.
Railroad, 80 miles ol the city of Lynchbnrg,
and within 10 m lea of the beautiful village of Chris
tiansbnrg Immediately on Il e anks of the Ronnoke
River; and is surrounded by the most brauu and
lovely scenery in the Union The improvements
are all new. having been erecte within the last ~
months, and are Of the most conf table chnracter.--
The is known yet to limited cxtert but hes
boon sufficiently tested Justify the propretor in
ing the public their hohet Conviction. that the OF
i will entirely relieve and permanently any nf
ncted with Nervous CHtdRcOuS Diseases yspepsin
any disease originating from iisorded state al the
st mach or liver We nigh say much the efficacy
e this WATER but wishing Ia be accused o. attempt
ing puff into ticr, have thought il best 10 annex
a few certificates from enlem"n of the very highest
character who have had it. good effects eit demon
siiated in their own cases or have witnessed i in thai
of others. This place is OF EASY ACCESS persons
within 81 miles on the of the Va n Tenn
Railroad where they will te met by first lass ach
convey them the Springs the pinpIetors having
made arrange ents with Mr. f +. Wills. p lite and
accommodating gentleman to com eel his coach with
each tiuin He will have safe and accommodating dri-
We will be ready to receive VISITORS 10y the lst
da, Of June. Rooms, if spoken for, reserved
HOLT COLHOUN x co.
n B-Perso~s sending Tor water after the Isl day of
June will be charged for H.
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4 ed the following articles, all Gf which have been
purchased with great care, Iressy for family use
A beautiful Drtice crushed, puIverzed aud coffee
Sugar; fine lngl, Rio and Laguirn Cofec Clipped and
Roe Herines in whole and half barrels; splendid not
If family Hams Sides aud Sh ,ulders; cXtra ine
iice o! N. o. Molnssei aud Pna Syrup; laige and
nice lat OF Com Meal, just ground and constantly on
lnnd good supply of Fresh Buter and many articles
generally kept in family grocery
Fish and Molassesb by the barrel at mail advance on
cost for cash J. II. SOLOMON.
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CmRlsrtANsBuRo, May %, 1851

CHR1STiANsBUHG, May -, 1891
Win pleasure do hereby hed testimony oihe sunn-
tive property of the nf the Allegheny Springs
In the summer of 1910 my hepIlh ailed, from Dyspep.
STA ndi geson which in despite of the descriptions
of the bet hysicuns in tn land, grew worse. In 1871
visited the Grayson Sui phnr Springs but "ithout any
benefit. Int Fall | was aiv sed To abandon, for a
tim" my profession, and travel; which did for nearly
year consulting the best physicians could meet with.
In 1874 visited the irntngn and Shorrnn Springs, N.
Y, and used their winters for four months returning In
thu fail. without the slightest hopes the pnrt my
friends that could live through the winter VAS n
breathing skeleton! L. 1914 visited Il e y bite Sui
phur Springs and though slightly improved. In
the month of July, IA, recomn ended To attend
The Allegha Spring, which was at Tint time who'll un
known Spring for any curative qualities IT possess
ed. To my great surprise, oupd il te contin power
ll mineral properties. and, after using it three weeks
found myself greatly improved In August | returned
and iscd the fJr three weeks and improved
beyond any thing could have hoped for My i'm
provcment connued though that year; the next sum
mer again drank the water foi or weeks and am
now a healthy man have % hesitation in believing
that this powerful and principal agent nm
der rovdence my restoration to health. My extra.
ordinary recovery attracted attention this water and
have since knowa many very remarkable cures ct.
fecied bv itsu.e in ~ confirmed Dyspepsia be-
eve the very hest mineral water upon this earth.
ELI PHLEGAR.