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HoMH AND FRIENDS.
BY Charles SWAIN.

oh, there's power to make each hour
As sweet as heaven designed it,
For need we roam to bring il home,
Though few there be that 6ad it,
We seek too high for things close by,
3 And ose what nature found us; t
For life hath here no charms so dear.
AS Home and Friends around us!
We oft destroy the present Joy
For future hopes-an1 praise them;
While flowers as sweet bloom al our feet,
1t we d but stoop TO raise them!
For thirigs afar still swcetsr age,
WheIl youths bright spell hath bound us;
But 500 n we're taught that earth hath naught
Like Home and Friends arould Us!
The fri ends that speed in time Of need,
Whe,l Hopes last reed is shaken,
To sho " us still, that come what will,
We are not quite forsaken,
Though all were night; if bat the light
From Friendships altar crowned US,
'Twould prove the bliss of esrta was this
Our Home and Friends around us!
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nsaT Lawyers, are called ,attoypaye,. Il.
cause, in The time Of our Saxon ancestostt.
the freemefs met twice year SdndgP 1l1S
presidency ofatiie shire.reevo orr sjaBsssE.
andl,his meeting 0wss, called ilsssshesiGls
torn, By degrees tho freemea dee,ipad
giving their personal attendance, and :
freeman who did attend carried with k;'n
the proxies lof such Of his ffiendb Ne
could not appear. oHeiwho actually 90
to the sheriff's Torn; was paid, ap6ssdiae
to the old Saxon, s'tto 60 a the lqs.sH
which signnfied one that went ii ihs S6enh
for others. carrying with him topSaSs
to actor voter for shossd who 'ieh} }s9aa
him. The Distinction between Aeaozner
and solicitor arises, from the. laiter prse.
Using in q court Of law. ~
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No Mother

mo mOtQ0xs Sci 15ssti =
q .'She has no motheris.s sNehat 1 S0iSnDs
lof sorrowful trnthis comprised in shatsis
gle. utterancer-ho ngotherL. We. muvt -
tar down the hard, rough. paths az lie. alA
become Injured to care and sorrow "a tkeis
sternest forms, before We cal, take b6dSs
to onr5own experiencethe dreadsfs lEsp4:
no without q. struggle and.a 80.
But when it is said Of q. frail young. airl.
Just passing from childhood towards ~
life of woman, how sad is the story sSsiff.
med up in chat one short sensencef Wkb
nowsshall administer the needed sooannn1s
Who now shalllcheck the vaywesdfanciepa
Who now shall bear with the. errors, ana
failings Of the motherless daughiesiI M
Deal gently with the child. Let mol rs
cup OF her sorrow be overfilled sby lSEo
iharshness 7of your bearing, or ,yodraea.
smypathizing coldness.l Is aks ahsedlhcs
Of her doing? Is she torgejful al dnix1
Is she careless in her movements, ~.
member, oh. remember. ssshes has 40 nloe|.
er!" When her young comp a6idai e ~
gay and ioyous,u does she Sic sosro1inaa
Does she pass with q llanguid slep asld, =
downcast eye, when you would fain NJ.
ness the gushing and overfowing gladnssa
.ofyoulh2 Glide her noi-f0r she u m6if.
eriess; andlihe great sorrow comes a0Nh
upon her soul likeoan incubus. .Cah fvon
gain her confidence, can. you vii, her lana9
Come then TO the motherless wi,h,tko koan
Of your tenderest care, and ~ i6S tx jnejs5s. s;s
ory OF your own mother, alr6dd ekl5afA.
passed away-A by the dulnessp
remembered sorrow-hvs The v,s.se.sk;3sa..
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For tue Spirit of Democracy,
Banks and Currency.
NUMBER K.

- NUMBER K. 1@
Nh. EDaroR:-The concern of my an.
eAgonist. Mr.. "Native,'' for our German
aad Irish lellow-ci,izens, savors little oi
6fisctation. There is not the slightest allu.
1iSp to German Of Irish in the names O
fhs Fsg.money ,mints, which have emu.
-1nsfaEsd! aDur German and Irish neigh.
bofss are otherwise employed. Sohis fears
81 the tendency of Democratic doctrines
to reduce prices seem equally voluntary
and groundless. Does property in time
Of an expansion rise above specie prices?
Yss.i Well does il not in time of con.
traction sink far, very far. below specie
,pricesi o., yes. certainly. A panic and
q contraction are much more powerful
agents in depressing the price of property,
fhan even bank expansion in raising its
price. The market price Of good cows,
has in the last forty years, at different peri
sods ranged at from seven to ten dollars
9fsany many is green enough to suppose
that, with stable specie currency. cattle
-, s.,,,.-s.. ,raon ono,,uh
r'u'' na.' ,a'.en - w - 10.
70 suPp0ss ,na. ''e 's'e oonvel s.;rlv
.a:.s. s.a alse;s = a',e;, Z, 60 -. . s -:
s.paa'ss nn1s = a ."9a e'.o. = ~ ps. -.
ao a.'u .ess.', 's. ,'Des :. ~
s'y ~ ss''s. y l sMp'oy ns s1.
senoy' Wn'sn.0y ~ sl0'ep' huo.uauvns'
s ...sso : !, ,''s !, sa.s 'a.. ..'.s - sa,'.' -
sssy T. az. - ,''s s;as 7.
80 80 NJ, ,.h,,
1s : - 80, : 80 "a.
s1si ess ~ :: srr ll..ssa = h;sh a.;...
sss.s - M sssi.,asa -, ,.s;.,.,;sn In,,
~, !. .,;so;., s;sh nr;o.. w;,i r.
;as.,;h,v .o,,ou.d hv ar,;t;c;al low =. nrices
Leglslatve BODIES were ''ofmerly engaged
IN the direct work OF regulating prices; oy
enacting, for instance, that wheat. or other
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WoopsrIELp, March Is, 1854.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TO TIE LpLIC In This day of Inn bngeef Y
Il and sell pulling witt, anr puper5 fbouhl-
IL Is hand Tor the people to determine true nerit'
But upon this the subscriber has Cor laint
make. as hr lfas confident TINT his efforts in
this community for the yenrs hive been and
all hppre atcd AZ evnoed by the continual growth
and increase OF his business.
Having fnr - GO reception rooms, mad bne npefa-
ling rooms eq il supe ior, any in the Stne-
and every facility mike his visitors pea-aat while
they Whiting, he respectfully VII all that ayWant
pictures of thcmsr friend. faithfully and nrtlsa
ly executed 10 eve him "a call.
He will simply add that he has not lett the eli
lac expect very soon, but may be found III. IA, /
'et Gig f he Fg) where he still continues TO pro-
ducr those superior Degut ,feoypcs which have BEEN
aad siate the nomination of all lovers Of art hut is
to Indifferent operators.
As usual constantly hand large assortment Of
Dague reotyp. JewcIry, ich will be filled with nj
tures moderute price, AID warranted t. lie what
they sold for.
Pictures tnken in any aher and all hours OF tie
day. in every style OF the nrt, except nne-hnt is the
hut inles don't pie
~ Galleries. Wan st., Lynchburg NJ lin At Danvile.
ply 2dfs +. i. GIBBS, PROPRIETOR
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BOOKS, as
AGATHA BEAUFORT; on

Pride, by the author of "PToUE,n eleeantlv
Illustrated, and beautifully bound in Mnsl;n
- cts, neatly bound in Paper, 50 cts
vJ,@ powerful work has great sens ain, j.
L England; al the Re,iea ers have pronounced i, m
rerior any other novel sine" Jane Eyre"
The tale Is OF most extra ordinary character Ia an,
as the title indicate-from real life i, vbi.I
circumstances often cur such fancy would Lao
bold enough AID it is this reality winch rive
il peculiar charm. The story strangeasi the rni On
whh II Is founded, is most Impressive nd r.pefe Win
interest ut tine deepest Kind. Hear what the I,ndor
Athenaurl says OF II:
"A worn Of rare merit, altogether. Consileriop H..
powerful deliberations of chs.aerer and the n n,i,alI
sroupet and splcndidy dramatic scenes with winch :,
abonnds and its high nrttic finish this ronan,e ,,l,
take "A distinguished place ,ng TN, novels of |,
season.s lis "ieT nume is not wen, but we n NIX
know the master hand taat worked out its Lrii.n,
pages
10 the lover oftNe GOOD md beautiful this hooL s mas
tcuarly r.conlnt nued. II may be had by making nm
caIy application at X. A WILLIAMS
Ne" Bookstore, Lynchburg Va
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NEW BOOKS
~ PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

Haze TO day recey' d, b! ENpress The following Now
Works:
Chamber, Papers for the people, 6 vols.
Misccllanirs, 10
Select Writings OF Robert Chambers 4 vols
Life and Works of Robert Buns. by Robert Chambers.
Lite and It's Aims.
Tales Of the Old Times,
Genoa Pisa, and Flo'ence by Mr'. NJ. Harrison Robin.
son,
Alone, by Indy of Richmond Va, new edition.
Tlte's NV Forms.
Merkl4nd by the author Of Margaret Maitland,
United Suites DIspensatory. ediriun.
IN Address. by the Rev. Dl. Duff; ALSO
Bedi"i aad Dr. Duff contra,ted, by krwan, price lo1c
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If ia" Irnin il stopped for pnsseng', between
al the ahnye mined points, the chnrge willie mn'son
the poHt lust ,ss,I Is The Tram. md charge vii
nc less than twrntr-liNc cents IN II Y ,nse.
Passengers - do nv ptotne Tickets (oNcel those
who tnle The mrs where tickets not ,oll =
viii be charged 10y the conductor per cent ia al
Ii' the regular RITES ~ lnt". prov ded. however
thht = II he receive tn" ten,
than fifty cent. from any one passenger to any point on
90. nd.
Servants vi be required tn hive passes, 10
ho lc with the ckc Nrrnt Il with the Cnn tac-
tor, which pnsses must bc explicit n'grlnung the y
lrrc ttn,el Free colofed persons vi be
required produce free pnpefsor they viii be
pei mittcd To travel on the
Jun Is H. II GIL l., Gcn'i Sup't
~ nnpers advert tine for his Co'nrnny will
please slnrnl al, ii ,monl- in relation rast.n
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. SpringS.
Fare from nch5urg

10 LesinF ,...--.$l % To Witt Sui .ur..-S 50
hvok. Alum......3 80 Sweet and Red ) 90
Warm& Hot Spg...5 90 i" Dagger Springs 80
nUR Paeket Boats cave Lynehhurg, Tor Buchapsn
" daily fsurdny. esocpted) At Il n, and arrive Al
pm Returning leave Buchanan, daily att m Sun
dav. e1cepird1 and arrive Ia LynrhburR. at
At North River the Boats con ect with daily line oil
sta for Lexington, Rock. and Bath Alur, Warm ana
HI Spring; at Gilmer's Mn with the stag Nanr
al Bridge and Bu hsnan with two lines TO tie Nnte
Sulphur: one By the sweet and the other BY pesgsrt
Sprnizs.
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Low Fare from Lynckburg to Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

on and .iier ihe lnlh Jaiy, our B'ais VII! Ieayo
L nrhburg Tor Richmond lri-w.ellH viz; Tre.day
Thursds, & saturday.at m, directly after the M
rival of the Western Passengers from Lynohbnrg
arr tso night. ! one dsy he Boats; and thosr
who hsva in h.rhmond al "ithout LOSING
time ave Is so by tsking TIN. fuu,e. i,r Thsrotcs
vile tri.weekh coaches connect in SCOTCH lie; leave
Lyocbbura :, S pm, arrive II Cta aalo.y,i.c n"x day
al m. fD,EDMuNp u nANENfonl'
illI.
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GAS FITTING.
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
II. slLVE.sThORNA CO.
Main St Iva


r. WE hsve Just r,ved. from the No' them cite.
"a larg- suppl, ofWaehe. and 'rwclt II =
49, we've purct .cd ia person and W chn therefore,
warrant every article sold.
In the stock vii be found fine gold ard silver leser
I atche. fun the finest L iEONOMETER, dow a
plain article all Of which are genuine and perlnp. tn
bes, sortrnent ever opened 10 thi market.
In ne Jrwelr iae We viii say tai no article can be
called for which able Ia offer.
A LARGE WELL sELtcTrp STOCK NJ gentlemen.
Vest d Fob Chains and Ladies Breast Pins am Ear
Rigs \ L. " u be fonrd attractive.
GoIp Am SILyEs W Rf.--Ne invite special atten
ton also facilities in manufacturing Gull and
Silver Wsr. large assortment OF which Is kept TN
stlrty on .Id and deserves the inspection Of all who
wish tn purchase.
RrraiRlse-wstches, lewelry and all article. nf
Gold aud Silver Ware repaired and iunru'ei n tho
steues; notice.
Person. visiting Lynchburg and desiring any attic
in line " III find their advantage tn call and Ell.
anime the stock. We are ansun. exhibit these
goods Knowing that tn" superiority o. our imporfhto.
and the IN a.-e Tkmanship of our manufacturing
canrot be eses lied.
f.ta
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MISCELLANEOUS
Lochets, Pins, Rings, Bracelets,
EnR IAGIiERREOTY

LOchets, Pins Rings, Bracelets,
FOR DAGUEKREOTYP
Gcca WORTH I lie subscribers have just re-
BOOO eel, ed, PEI Adam. 4 Cos EApf"ss, the
above amount Of fine Lnckets Pins Il ncsets, RingzSc
made expressly for Da- uprfeoy Fes,-oi benaul d.
sign. and rINL QUAI1TH,-nd as tAey pur'
chase Ill their goods direct Of the manufacturers they
enabled sell lhrm With picture complete, al lea,
per lower thnr they be had this side OF Bal
r,ore. and they it distinctly urdrrst /, that y
those wlo purchase from them do not find thing
a. represrl. ed .ncy return be ,u,ce, aud have
their money The citizens Of Lynchburg snd those viz
itus the city. respectfully solicited IL call at Their
Gallery aud examine stock ard various styl.s OF
~ whether they mny wish Pictures OF not rooms
always open nnd free To vist"rs
r w MINIS K co.
Galleries in LyneDburg Min ST.. two door. from
Bridge tire adjoining the new store OF DIR Lyman;
Sycanoto st. Petersburg. md Main 81. Rirhr md. Va
CIV MINAlS & y TANNER.
july alfs
tV- Bed Sen, Floyd Inteligencer, md Roanoke Rep.
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GymnaStic Academy.


MIR HERNANDEZ proposes establish in
M Lynch ,urg, GYMNASIUM. whe. all the ex.
,erciss- periain. the prof ssoin will be taught
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND FAR
ALLEL BARS, ROrES, LADDERS. hOHSE.
DUMB BELLS, THROWING ka4IE&, BOXING y
FENCING. He will also have. in connection with The
Gymnasium, a SHoorISG GALLrNr.
Ii terms wiz he only FOUR DOLLARS per mon
the school II commence sufficient mum
of subscribers obtained.
Mr. Hereunder calls attention TO the fuowingr ecom-
mendn:ion frlm pbysicaas OF The city Ia de, elepi
the muscles aud p onong thn general htu lth and up
pearance, nothing compare to Gymnastics.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The course OF instruct propose by Mr. Hernandez
ia well calculated TO improve III health and appearance
of those who may place themseive, urder hi.
HY GREY LATHAM,
Il. LATHAM
THOS J. BLACKFORD.
w OWENS
WIN s. MOhRISS.
SUBSCRIBERS sAnEs.
Alfred w HorDer WP McCorkls
w Bihop Geo Lyman
g Rain Miller
Vim II Hall II Latham
B z Sumpter Is Davenport
Nv. Grey lahsm " 5 Davenport
Jno Crowley Thos. Nosby
Ms Tanner CLBIrch
w A Strother Jno 7 .ese
.Ro Read, w Latham
r. Phelps g Neon, Jr.,
w Phones CHRISTIAN
y Dunnngton ID ick,
X Otey Rsbcrt " Eucknrr,
T "A Atkinson Lsths n,
Chas Lanrhorne.
jun % DIS
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Our terns will be ca-h,or negotiable piper satlsao.
tnrily endorsed.
The suh-crher thankful for the very liberal pntron
age bestowed him for the las' fourteen he has
been business ia Lynchburg. wou. just enton that
he will still continue his former business ~ heretofore
and hopes with the additional fciit,rs has and
hy the attention he feels detsr ned give
his business in all ts various branches tu mei con.
tnuaGre nj the patronage OF a liberal public,
SEPT 23-ts Eco c. CU7'.E
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Caeap New Goods---Second Srpn;y.

vi La,.f. are invited to cal at exar1 tcsl
lot OF berhges md Shahcs which hive ins, 70
'"IE' by Express, this m r:n. Ais, spl. nai lu
" ofN'' ewes, end G"llas, which will b, Of
''e" very cheap Terms cash and nnr price only.
A. c. LEWIS, E>cLur &c squaro.
lyr,chhurg
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Testimony.
Rra the follov ing ,cr frrn Lady, .n"orse,.
Oy Postmaster E. T.. COOPER
Caro-, BRipGE.
llaneshire county Va March LIT, 854.
Ur Il. Il. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable to your
quest and my desire 10 benefit tie afflicted here
bv certify the greai relief hive received from the
Of Hampto4's PeceiJbie 1inctufe
/ taken with violent p0}pi,dfon rather fut-
tcrng and embng of The keurt, which continued ,ev
crnl lays; seemed i'm, heart Ind almost forgotten
it, office. fhs family became alarmed md procured
bottle of this valuable Mclicuc nnd DeoIe had taken
bottle Of t.i1 1.ncture ot Hamp;oa's was
tire rees Il.
This j. the hird iu,,ance of relief H. nv family ron
the of This valuable Medicine Two three years
ngo was lad up with liberation Of my anke from fleet
of vh,f generally called ilk leg third lost all TASTE
and appetite, aid the VII ch for mcies
VI, and down. and half around ankle. rejected
every eForl to heal il until proc red Hamptons Veg
,u,be Tnclureone bottle of which restored my health
healed my anhle and fieer from swelling than for
the last hir years.
APain one of nv daughters was very low from severe
dyscute ', aud VIII, she began sit up her feet
mrnccd swclng which inrrea.el every da", and be-,an
be very pninful-sEe us Il bottle Of Hampton's
7jhcture; the pains assuaged, tne swelns sub.
ii ted md her health reruned-~r kcp her legs bnn.
daged with trips Of until her strength returned.
| have been thus particular. that others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced to avnil themselves of
this remedy Yours with respect
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
| do hereby certify tint am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and can safely recommend the a
bove statement TO be
f. Z COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon }ridge. Hampshire county, Va.
T1 Delicate Ladie, and Children will please give l.
trnl.
Space ua not p,rma 10 name hnndrcdS IF Others,
Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thos Canot, Robert Gaut
James Snyti, cured oi Rheumatism
john Pervnd S. A. Griffin, Iohn Luke, Rev. Y. Esk.
ridge. u. s. Navy, and tlousands OF 9TH rs cured of
Dyspepsia, Scrouln Cough Liver Conn aint. Bronchi-
liz, ST. Nlu' Dance sc. We refer citizens.
Cad On the
a Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of EheumatiSm, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant The erdict has gone forth! AHadnii
that champions Tfnctnre" has no Superior i!
ScoTTsvILLE, Abemnrl- Co Va,
March 2Sth 1858. (
Mes~S Mortimer d. Mowbray :-Geucmen--I have
been ui ted Tor the last eight years with hheun utsm,
Dyspnpsin nnd Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
wnh pains in the shondcr hip, back and side, shift.
ing from side the other, Paptaliou of the heart,
los III appe Il sweB1s night excessive costive
less and great debility and weakness. | tried many
aies which dune me no gold, but rather grew
worse. Last fall | advised 10 Try "Hampton'r
Vegetable lincurr and am happy it hu, cur, d
nm now free from all pain, and in the enjoyment
nj ucrec heahaud take or nj leasurr in recommends
ing the fH,tufe tu all ail .cted | have been.
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL.
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l,sas1. SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIruL.

ASa1s SOMErHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL.
M3Hy II A. VILLA Ms calls attention his new,
ASxy beautiful y valied assortment of PRAYER Books,
MEN which he la just received and which / e se-
lected Himself, in the Northern Cities but u few DAYS
ago: together with large stock of Theoogcn and
Misce works. Consisting Of all the latest und
most interesting works of the day.
The fol.owH Of them:
Russ'aa S ores by Ohphunt,
Maps OF Europe,
Sketches OF Grcere and Turkey,
Silhman's Travels in Europe
Life and Writings of Andrew Brondu,
Thrilling Adventures by Land end Sea,
. he Discarded Daughter,
Revcrie- of "a Bachclor,
Mrs. Browning Poers
history of Ireland,
fe OF John Randolph Of Roanoke, by HughA. Garland
Woman in France, by Julia kayanaugh.
Woman and her Master by Fl.d,rich Smith;
Together with beaulitai selection OF uacy articles
writing desks, with springs; large stock OF mu-
sic paper hai gngs, and patumely Of every kind and
at such -1 a. "aH' OF ie tn please. All lie asks is
TO-, ~ ifsGresa may 10
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Summer Arrangement,
r. WEAK Is
"a. d TENN RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

~ aud after Monday, a Il - IT, FVnre" all
~ and Passenger Tram lrs,. Lyuc burg ds,
(cxcept Sunday az NJ and arrive al Big spring NJ
lOl A. NJ
R,tuinial iaaye Biz SpHrg ats - /. VI and ar
rive IA l. aohburs At 7. 7. NJ
Stopping each way. only at Forest, Goo IS. Lonfy..
Ibcrty Oak Mulga H. on nuorI's Bonsaot :,
G.h. Mil. Big Iii k, Salem. DyaP. Thomas and Big
Spring THOS. SHARP, Grn'l. Supt
rnnr u
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RECON- ENDAf IONS.
EI1rr ENn1 \ ~ IL y DHElIE VI. 4 Innn- L Il

CnlKr ENGisEERs OprcE, VI. 3 Tenn. Il. Il.
ISncitmg. Va, Scpr,n -, 1873. !
TO THI RAH-ROAE PGBLIC.
All the Cnrs every Kind IN upon III road ,khve
icen nude NJ the Piedmont Works. IN Lynchhurg un
Il, Il direction It G'n'l >eteton as Agent
It gives m, much pcasure .ay thu our haye
rcsn s'rongly md faithfully eSccIfpd. clectuly
oummo,.. thcse wurk companies requiring cats
go potent 10 construct aid ifh July execute my con.
ua l. thu may be- mal, wnh No II ,hc.e works.
CHAS. n. GAk\E1T
CLrf Ing Ia s. Tenn. z. r
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS S'ulus {. Sugar
~ G ounl. Clarified & Crushed do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
l ~. q Mnlasses,
1t hhds 7 K. to-,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Lagun do.
10 Prime old Jnva do
30 boxes - .anantine and Sperm Cundes
Large lot of Clover, Orchard Gras. and Tino,by s.
Cal ,oon as we selling cheap
'eo 1S" YOUNGER & SMITH
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MEDICINES.
VIII YOU Read the Truth ?

Medi, inc mu.r have ahd great mefilio stani
n the test ofpubic opinion. No ART of man can
gslvanse worthless article TO keep up asa good
medeiBe II il be not rea "
A GOOD medicine will live, be ONE popular, and ex
tend il, sale- year after year. in spite OF opposition
The peoI L. readily find lis virtues, and the lame Z"
them pas-.., from IN ,uh mouth with mnre rapid'iy
than nav spap.rs eau spread H. A living witness iesti'
fying 10 the Gu medicine has made Tor him Is OF Tar
more s.rvice Il m any newspaper advertising
La prooi Of :. ha say above, we refer y'n to
HAMPTON'S VEGETBLE I INCTrEE, and its Ell
feet. Is rraise is in the mouths of mutludes. The
best men in country give heir testimony to It's
wonderful cures. Amon.' them name Hon H.
Clnv Hon. Rich. VI John on, Vice President nj IT,
nted Siat. $, with hundreds of others Capt Ihomts
Cano,-brother to the celebraied physician of the
Emperor o. FIauce-wa. cured by it Of disease "t
seven yen stnndng after the -lil of all the Doctors OF
Europe and America had failed to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to ever Man and Womar.
.8noiher GUREby HAMPTONS TLNCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every nhere, bear The same
Testimony.
H., 8. Ia,Iv