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PRoGRAMNE-rAKrr
|. Overture TO Der treischutz" Weber
z waltz, "kroifs Ball Dances" Lumbye
5. Allegro ScherzsRdo, from symphony No. g.
in minor, gene ally known rs the Scotch
symphony Meniless Dhn
!. Aria, from Norma, "Casta Diva, Belini
Sung 10y Mad'le q. LEHNANN.
5. Potpourri. ON the most favsrite themes Of the
daughter Of the Regiment" with sobs for
dill rent instruments) Donizetti
TAGT II.
9. Overture TO "Tsnnheuser unl der Sanger.
knes aai artourg Wagner
Z. TIE zetto, from "Attils,r for English Horn.
Niatiohe,, ana fa'sooo Verdi
PERFORMED by W. MEYER, J. SCHULZ. and p
s. Florence Polka Rsrr,
,. Swiss Soug, Erasrt
sung by MadTle c LEHMANN.
10. PickpocKet Quadrille r,,.u,
Ill, Introduction and chorus, frcn "Ernani.,,
Verdi
Tickets 50 cents each-Por sale st H,l
BUS Hitz *. Davis, sni Mis-. Anders ms Music
seo-es, frSwns Hotel, AMI at the doo: on the even
ngs of the concerts.
~ In consequence Of q permanent eagasemsnt
entered into by the Germanians they are preyen,ea
from revisting Washington, and they hore IN hd
farewell" to crowded houses, at this present abort
series. sn 10
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TAUZE, Merino, and fine Isle Thread Inaer
f.ons ~ BlRG rs.
sp lit 80
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CARUSIS SALOON.
FAREWELL CONCERTS
By THE
GeRMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY.
POSITIVELY BUT TWO.

To take place On
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 10,
AND
THURSDAY EVENING, April %.
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DTAdvices from Havana say that the
Presidents message to Congress, relative
to the Black Warrior affair, had caused
the publication of abusive articles in the
Havana papers. A rumor was also pre-
valent, that the commander of the U. S.
ship Columbia had declined saluting the
Spanish flag until the pending difficulties
should be settled.
UThe trustees of the Teyler fund, in
Harlem, Netherlands, have offered a
prize for the ablest Essay in Dutch, Ger
man, French, or English, on the ques-
tion-Are the books of the New Test
ment to be regarded as ultimate and
infallible authority on the religious ques'
ton of which they speaks
ONothlng sets so wide mark be-
tween vulgar and a noble soul, as the
respect and reverential love of woman
kind. A man who is always sneering at
woman is generally coarse proaigate or
a coarser bigot. .esaaa
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At the first inert Tiny viii have the valuable a.
-rEE sistauce OF
N,LLE CAROLINE LEHMAN.
The celebrated Vocalist
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poINGs IN CONGRESS.

SESATE-After prayer and the reading OF
the Journal, petitions were presented; among
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JOH n III. SMOOT.

~ ID n ID. ) MUU Ut,
pEsLER IN
English, French, German and American
DRY GOODS.
South side Of Bridge street. near IhoS.
GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
LAS received receutly from the New YORK and
l. Philadelphia Auction and importing Houses !.
general assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
bought principally for cash. at the very loves. nri
ces, which enables him to offer great Inducements
to purchasers.
Ladies OF " ashington will find that they can ave
money by making their purchases of him.
p. S.-Goods delivered 10 them when bougbt in
any Quantity without charge. j. H. sNoOT.
ap 15-dim
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NEW STORE.
Oar nsoto-"He study 10 Please"
"E would inform the ladies Of this city and Vi
w cinity that We have just opened our Store
with an entire new stock of DRY GOODS fr.n Phil
adephia and New York auctions, which We viii dis
poe OF cheap for cash. You viii find it greatly to
your interest to give US an esry call
LATIMER & F0GG,
Pa. avenue, between sth and 9th streets.
CD 15-lw
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP

ZEE undersigned trading under the firm OF Mas.
sEF LODGE, is this Cay dissolv ed By mutual
consent The business hereafter will be ,neurtrd
oy u. T. MASSEY, on 9Th street. where all goods pur
Chased viii be for cash. All claims against sid
urn vii b. presented to G. T. Massey for settlement
and all Claims due said firm will be receiptrd by
same MASSEY & LODGE.
ap 14-3ts Trait SIM
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COAL.
N(E are now uulo adir @ a cargo of very fine Red
w ana White Ash COAL.
All Coal cold from our yari is ,cpsJIe1. and 2 24S
bs. given TO the ton. W n WATERS A Co
ONCE on the co.n Of G and 18th streets.
up 14-3t TIptsl
1laE sMPLIGiTEU, a Novel. ja,t re-
L c iVed from tic Boston publisher by
apr l4-t FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TYPES OF EthnolocicsI
Il Researches, baed upon ancient monumeuts
paint aga, sculptures, and C-ania Of Races and on
their natural geographical pathological ard Biblicsl
History; by Professor Mott and Geo. K Giddon.
with selections from the unpublished writings Of
the late 3 u Morton, NJ. H., and editions from Pro.
fessors Agassz, Usher and pattersop-l vol. with
very numerous cngravings. Price s. Received
this day and for sale by FRANCk TAYLOR
ap l5-tf
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NEW STORE

LNORSALE-Two young, large bay HORSES. Cart
i and Gear: Inquire of c. w. STEWART, at the
aptoi- mp 1876
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kNOR SALE-A No. 1, heavy draught HORSE
IL stands about Is hands high, and is VEN geutl
in harness. Can be seen at p Botelors =. on
street, bet Sth aud 9th SITS N 1TEota
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airy standard to be raised wherever by so do
ing she can paralize these allies of the Gar:
who would use the same weapon against them
as We explained day or two since, were the,
to side with his enemies, rather than under his
standard. 1t is further thought here that
Russia is impregnable at home. That is, tina
her out-posts only can be successfully attacked
| by England, rance and Turkey, and that tn,
treasury of England will stand very little o;
the draining incident to protraeted war, before
her people will be clamoring for peace. Ilel
foreign commerce is necessary for the very sus-
taEence Of millions on millions of her bjects
The Gear will not fail to cripple that in a thous
and ways. He will aim to make her millions
OF factory people, of all Sorts his practical a.
lies; attacking their judgment and sympathies
through the most approachable avenue-,hei,
stomachs. He has but to send them to bed
hungry for month, to create most astonish-
| ing change in their estimation of their OVID
| government, ever popular in England, when
work is plenty and bread cheap, and most ex-
ecrable whenever any combination Of circum-
stances brings about different state Of things
though the government may not be justly ac
countable for the existing want Of work ana
bread in the slightest degree. zrn
Up Tree.-The New York Herald, and q
| hundred other journals, are inclined to give III
shove up in the world, as it were. Thus, OF
the strength of our expressed opinion, that il
essenha ally amending a treaty, the Senate are
transcending their constitutional powers, they
say that the President is speaking through
our columns! This is funny-this making al
"organ'' of the Star. We are amsng those
who believe, that in these days orgapship
don't pay; and looking out with eyes keen 70,
the main chance, wen have none of it. The
opinions expressed in the Star, are those only
Of its editors, except wherein we expressly
state that We are presenting the views of oil hers.
As for the Presidents ideas relative to the
treaty making power Of the Senate, we know
nothing about them; and shall continue to
have our own, if in conflict with those of His
Excellency and all the Democrats and Whigs
ia Congress. We are not little amused, by
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YEsHE uOOkO THE SEASUN-
IA " YOU READ IT.
ALONE, by Marion Harland; in one handsome
Il mo. yolume-price 81 25.
\. MORRIS. Publisher
WHAT THE cm1Ics SAY:


Miss llarlnn4 may hencetorh take rank apong
the most successful female noveliss of the Tnted
Suites "-hre YORK Commercial Adre,1iser.
"lheexeeilent ton Per,adihg it will make it one of
the most popular fctions OF the present year--lh
Erthing Maui
"lho moral Of the story i, prominent and unex-
eeptionabl beauty and truth have clusped hand. in
its recital Fredericksburg N1cS.
"We t"ke especial pleasure in commanding this ear
nest, ehastey-wrlen and exceedingly iudicions story
among the brilliant gems that have recently made
their uprearancc.-A me1cdn CoUyi,r, Phaa
~ work OF imagination, admirably xccuted.-Phau
Christian ObSetper
I'VE commend il as among the cleyerest novels that
have been wrtten.'-PAila. oemng Baletm.
al will found quite interesting us the last Northern
novel, the Lampiiglter. 7-HoH Aluey
Possessing tarnore interest and exhibiting great
evidence ottalent than aey of lady writers have
brought out Tor nlany day'-Codeg's Ladg's Booh
"A novel OF uncommon excellence. certainly SUI ror
to any Vrgnin novel we recollect ever to hive read
The pictures of Virginia country lile with its anus,
ments exercises ind the habits and peculiarly Of the
people, are faithfully and graphically sketclcd and
o these sketches have all the freshness and soft
ness OF world pictures by best authors R Eram-
"Aone is book ofgreat merit, aud we recall ,ortio q
which displaya thorough knowledge of that art which
'hters so largely into the character of every rnt,er
mean the art OF the rac0nier -S0u,he,a ill., Mess
Jun 20
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Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
n. SILVEKTIlOIkNN co,


q WE haye Just received, from The Northern cities
GA large supply of Watches aud Jewery, which
aA.k purchased in person and We can therefore
warrant every article sold.
L. the stock VII be- found fine gold and silver lever
Watches, from the finest CHRONOMETER, down IL "A
plain article all Of which genuine aud pcrl aps til
Ue,ta>-urfuient ever o. eued in this market
In the Jewelry line Will say That article be
caael tor which We not able to "fer
A LARGE AID WILL sELEcrEp STOCK of Pentlemrn's
Vest and Fob Chains und Ladies Breast Pms anG Ear
Rigs sc " u he found very attractive.
GoLD AND SILVER W ,RE.--Ne invite specinl nttnu
ton also facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver We. large assortment OF which is kept CON
smntly and and deserves the inspection OF all who
wish to purchase.
Observation-Disclosures Jewelry and all articles of
Gold and Silver Ware repaired mud improved ON the
shortest notice.
Persons rng Lynehburg and desiring any alcIe
in line will find il { der advantage call and
anime the stock. We are nnxuus to EXHIBIT these
goods knowing TINT the superiority % importulions
and the unsupnsse wlrkmanshp of our manufacturing
runrot be lied.
dts
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On terms Will be cashor negotiable paper satsfac
torv endorsed.
Inc subscriber thankful for the yer, III raj patron
age bestowed hin for the last fourteen ,rar4 he has
been n business IN LNncburg. wou. Just 1euion that
lie will still continue his former cuisines. a. heretofore
and hopes win the additional fciit.es A. now has and
ny the constant attention he feels dc,l.incd TO give to
MS business in all its varou, branches to me; con.
unuanre o the patronage Of liberal pubic
sent 23ts FEO G. CuRtE
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Thirty DAYS Grace,


w ira view ct disPosng OF his present stock and
w making room iof one much larger, the subscribe
twill, Tor he next thirty days offer such inducements
To those wishing 10 purchase Furniture, for CASH as
were never enjoyed in this market
The present stock vus made 10 order. and will com
pare iavoraly with any in the MARKET it consist in
part OF the following ucles SOFAS circular and shield
luck Dvans Tete 1eles, Rocking Plain and Fancy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas, with Rock.
ing, Arm and Paror Chairs to match. Sdeboards with
marble or wool tops Dressing Bureaus with ard with
out marble tops, Washstauds MAJ bic or wood tops
God and Cane sent Ro' kcrs, Wood Cane and Rush
seat Chairs Of different Pauern. Cottage Furniture and
Painted Chamber Sets, plain. half and whole marble
tops French Curtain Cluster Post Gothic and Cottage
Bedseads, Mahogany, W uuut and Bronzed Iron Hat
Rack French, Fiuteh, and Hoop Card Tables. Centre
and Sofa Tnbles, with marble tops, Mahogany French
Extension Dining Tables, Y. ny fine article. Mancga-
ny Walnut Dining and Hall OF Entry Tables Work
and Candle Stands. Carpet nd Cane seat Counter
Stoos. WARDROBE Pier Glasses Wha-Nots and INIT.
Not Desks, &c nc. An Inspection of stock Is respect
fully solicited. E. J. FOLKBS
Warerooms3 doo,s below Liberty Warehouse.
July IL
IL Rep copy
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I'VE UNDERSIGNED wOULDRE.

4 4 w VE II
SPECftJ LILY cal the attention of their friends
aud the public generally to THEN stock of Boos Shoes
81 Hats Caps,Tnnks Carr ct Bags and VaIises; fK
u among which viii be found J Mics & -
-" eons trc's Boots, it'll great variety OF Ladies'
Misses and Ghildrens Caters. Buskirs Slippers and
lles OF all CO on and We believe we can say
with safety that stock Is full and as complete
any that has ever been offered in this marketa owhic
"' wi. be pleased to show all who may favor US with
cal, and be sure to look at our Canton Hnts
app ll'dts FRETWELL & HALL.
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CITY FURNITURE wARERooMs
~ OPPOSITE NORVElL HOUSED a
Lynchburg, Va. "a

A<S&S
fy,ulS Establishment, nov the most extensive OF i.,,
L kind in the southern States, is fitted up with le
must modern and approved machinery. offers to those
wanting Furniture Inducements that can not be surpas
sed in this section of country
The manufacturing department is under the immedi.
ate supervision ct the best mechanics IN Virginia
and thu quality of the work will compare favorable " th
the bes that be made. In addition to the large
stock of hemem made work, select OF North
work manuf. ctuIcd expressly for this rarket il,
hept constantly 0hand, tn, ailo'dins opportunity
purchasers, Of compar ne ia qutiy aud price both
the homemade and Norhcru Furniture.
Every article manufactured IN Ibis establishment is
,carrantcd he good the Lat and will be sid as
cheap the cheapest The Northern Furniture will
MT be gua,areod in any respect, but in all will
be sold AT very small per crntun cost and rhdrse,
all times. ot all kinds oi Furniture thuuth,
idea Of realizing any profit from It's sale.
Hou>rkeeprrs will lind II chic variety of Window
Shades aud Cornices Heterogeneous. Water Coolers,
a., Ne all OF which is ofrrcd the most accommu-
dating terms. and prices that fail please
All goods securely packed, and delivered Mt the Depot
line would do we'll 10 give call before purchasing
clsew here \. W iNSTDN
n B.-Al calls in the Undertaking iue ate died to
with promptness and despatch. ard all pos lille uttcu-
ton pad Orders from the country filed at one hours
notice. lnrgelnt of coffin, md metallic burial cases
are keprulways on hand. Price materially reduced
Jiv 1875 A. WINSTON.
To Lynchlure Republican, COPY Bedford Seuaacl.
Floyd htteI g,ue,., sai,.n RI puhsl;nr, Lcwisbue
Chronicle and Wythr>ile Telegraph cory lml ana send
accounts this nihcc.
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BOOKS, sc
New Books. New Books /!

NEW BUUhs. NEW DOOKS,
-.yvhu. PAYNE Il CHRISTIAN have on hand
ZIzEH the following
@ NEU' UORkS:
ilr oI Dr. A Alexander, by J Alexander
Cummings Lectures ON Daniel
the Parallels
d" - Miracles
Genoa Pi,a & Florence by Mrs. Harrison Robinso,
'rh. Turkis h Emlii h, + Jay Morris
Life and Sermon, OF Wm Duvul
Moarman's Virginia Springs
Ciui.ie to the Hot Spings
Struggles for Lie; or the Autobiography of Dissenting
Minister
Art Studenl oil 'Mnnich, by llr. Howit,
Myrtlr " fesill by Minnie Myrtle
Tie Spae " ale; or, II Qu.-ns Secret
Hosm,r's Poctical Wurbs'2 vols
Minnie Hernon, by Thuriow " Brown
Merimack; or. Life at the Loo'n
Sum's Po.tcal Won :, . vols
HON, oe i,athy FURRY Represented, by Henderson
parsous Contracts, lst vol.
iuiv 81
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

bkLS Stuart. 4 Sugar.
- - GtouHd c .aiifcd 4 Crushed do
% hoKes Loaf Sugar.
10 htI. \ . Muiasse.
10 hbd.. 4 r. do
loo bags k,o Caace
SO Lacuirn do
10 PRIME si Java do,
"a hoNes Aiannu'iue an sperm Candies
Large lot of Cnycr Orchard Grass aud Timothy Seed.
Gail 'oen ceiling rheap.
lfsb24t.l YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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MERCHANTS.
sBABURY's SHOE 8 HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. =

al receiv' large supply great vattety nj spIlng
L Summer Goods. | confident IN has never
beer opened in Lynchbuig such meat ct IA
DIES GATHERS SLIPPERS, BuSkINS. BOOTS.
liNDS and NALkING SHOES, GEN TIEAENs.
BOOTS. GAlfERS, SHOES, SLlrFEkSG PUMPS
MISSES GATHERS. BOOTS niSltrfERS. BOY :
BOOTS and SHOES and OHlLDREN.S SHOES b.
the small CART-LOADii
Also. splendid assortment uf stN's Har. All caiL.
nREss snNshs Hau and cars Also, Travelling
Trunks, Carpet Bog. Walls =, Umhrcllss. &c. Nc
Ny tso oldest Nth me - Statesmen. an i
- my PurPo-e 10 hase ayry accumuoj aian extended Ia
N. casiorcrs shch rea.or wB approve T. very
literal community ny heartfelt thanks teBderei ],
With assurance ihzi A. srs be daHc that ought Re,
10 see 4rr IL eoutiuu4sec T. SEAnuKN
my t1eu3s will 5a3 some m my storr II
almost every e"ar dss airh except the Sabhatis
.. --lL - L--L-- !. 4 MN. -u--L.n Z y
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Plow consists of Pows. pluccd one before
the orher the same beam. The forward one takes
lurrow from three inches deep separating the
o te grass vegetable matter and lays it. slice urtnce
down. II the bottom OF the previous fHrrow; Hd the
hui one follows from four SIR inches deeper and
iHlses and deposits its sic that Of the forward
1t being raised and turned, the sub ,o is broken and
mcliowcd. aGa sHread Ioose and evenly the sward
grin the aagutge OF the State Agricultural Committee
Vi Newly ork, in their report of 1850 1t makes
seed bed nlmos US perfectly spade
We viii keep constantly on uand large prtmen,
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow nnd white
Pine, OAK. Valiant. &c, which W. will sctl at regular
boat or wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
and 1t their adVantag L. purchase i'll these orks,
icy eau hive en lumber worked and dressed to or.
icr, thereby SAVING the expense of hauling.
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Raj The fullav ing Certificate frem Il Indy endorsed
f b. Postmaster +. =. Cooper:
CAPoS BmDGr.
Hampshire county, Va March Isl, 1854. (
M Z. 7. Cooper DrHr Sir: Aetecnbie ypur re
quest. and desire to benefit the afflicted. here
bt oortIt be grsdt relief have received from The
o Hamy.oa's Fegctabtf Tmc,Wc
wa. taken Win siolout pOipiattoa, ruthor lut.
lefing AMI trembling u the heart which continued
eral Jays it seemed il my heart bad almost forgotten
IL office. H., family became alarmed mud procured a
hpstle Of this valuable Medicine and betoIe had tab
near one bottle Of this Tnctu'e 9t Hampoas WIS !.
urey relieved.
1b- the hind iuHance Of relief in my family from
tie use of ti- ynluube Medicine. Two three ,pn.r.
ago was laid up with aceydon of my ankl. .-fec
OF What is generally called k leg bud lost a. u,ste
aud appetite aid the sure, VII eh oor inches
W, and down und half way around mike. ieicrted
effort to heal until proo"red Hampton. Veg
rtalc Tnctuc.on. bottle OF which restored my health
healed ankle. aud am tiecr from swelling than for
the last thirty gears
dgIin, al my daughters very low from severe
dyzentery and when she began sit up her feet
menccd swelling, which increased every das and BEGAN
Ia be very pninlul-sae rs d bottle OF HamtiOn' s
Tfnciptei the pnins were assnngrd, swelling sub
81 ted and her health tetnrne-we kept her legs ban
daged with strips al waocn until hen srerrth eurnrd
hive been thus partiennr, TINT others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced uvail theu;scye, OF
This remedy fourswtth respect.
ELrzAaErn Epw4Rps
do hereby certify that personally acqnaiHtcd
with Mrs. Edwards, aud can safely recommend the II
bove sIutemeut to be correct
f P CoosER Postmaster.
Capon = ld1r H7m #suirc county. Va
~ Delicate ladie, and Children al. please gse i.
trnl.
.Sp1cc MI p,rrnn Agaarrd, Of Others ..
Geo W. Goodrich, Capt Tho Cauet, Robert Gaut
james Smyth, cured Il Rhctu4iisa,.
John Pelsa 5. \ GRIFFIN 1ohn Lux, Rev '. EsA
ridge. Z = Navy, and thousands nj others cured Of
Dy-prp-a, Scrutaia, Cough. L.er Complaint, Bronch-
ia, St Vtu. Dance, - We refer to our own citizens
Cuil ain tcm.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Lirer Com
plant The Jerdet has gone forth IHadmif
that champions Iiactare" has no Superior
ScorfsvtllE Albrnerr Co Va..
March 2sth. 1853 !
Ntsus. Mortimer 4. Motr5ylg :--Cieutlenien- have
teen afflicted tor the lat eight voors will hhruu a.ru
DysprP-a and Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
whiih pains in TN shoulders. hip, back MD ,lde shift.
ing irnm side the other Paipaiion ot tue h.urt
los OF appetite, old swea's night excessive cu7tive
ucss and great debility aud wraNu6as. | fl.cd mnny
tcmtaies which dnnc eo1d, but tahcr grew
worse. la.t tall | advised ty nllamrtun's
Vegetable Inctare aud nmhappy -ay ha. eur,
me am now free from all pun, mud in the enjoyment
o peitcct henihand take rreat pleasure in recommend.
ing the IncluIet IL oil afflicted IA / hive been.
Your, JAMES NJ NOEL.
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THE undec signed having had charge of the above
Works from I'i.ir commencement under the furu'cs
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison Jr; asks lc say to the
Ral-Road public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue ii. mauug, ment hoping by
s long experience in Rail foad works ard constant at
tention the work entrusted him t, merit the APP.
probation and liberal patronage OF The public
A NETTl ETON, Manager.
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Severe Case of Rheumatism


Ma ch 1th, 1893
hss0s. Mortimer ~ howbrag: Genrcmrn---ila,ing
been afflicted with Rheumatis tor time in its
Nor.t forms, and not heing able to ohluH rect irom
uris, m",ttros. / was induced To "lprn toms Veg
cruie Inelurc.' few bottles e. which um happ, to
say, have mndo perfect
Attic tmc commenced ustng The 1incture | was
scarcely able To walk aud have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam.
Yours, most truly ~ Il. MAY.
THE FEMALE SY STEM.
Lvel Complaint Debility
E>rurt II - James llH1-. Esq = l.pllrr. ArNandrin
Nn.-Au r.pcnkioR Of wonderful cure. himself he
-uys: Mrs IL has BEEN suffering ith the llvereom-
pRlft and with inability. constantly complaining. from
weakness, Through her whole system. She ENJOY.
better health hnn Tor Tiny yens being entirely restor
ed 10y tn" U.s. oi Hdmpion's Ifgci7die TUctm,.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extact from ii
Letter iromJ Chimes, Esp., Loulon county va My
wife has been or years niutcd with great wce ness,
pain in the breast, AIDE aud back; pnpitulionlf the
hcmG tcchcucSs OF the nervous SYSTEM loss of appetite
complexion salow; the sgh of eye almost gone the
otb'r We weak ! am pleased say, Hampton ,
YtRctnrt hns restored her to perfect henth Her eyes
ne rs good now ever they were.
TT Cnand get rhamphlots
sold 10y !. II, SEAl, x co, Lynchlnrgi Sewers
Scottsvillc;A ]. BROWN, Charlottesville, and 10y all
Druggists throughout the State. 2i-dS { l,