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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16
E. WAYMAN & CO.,
CARRIAGE M AKERS,
MORGANTON. TENN: ...

OARRIAGE NJ AK RS,
MoRGANT0N, TENN: R=E a
M I'LL make to Order ALL descrip- slL1L
w tons of Pleasure Carriages, inN2-SQ-
the best manner and latest style, and Warranted for
II months if properly used They determined
to work the best material and workman, and sell as
lo'o the kind of work can be had elsewhere!
They return their thanks their liberal patrons and
solicit continuance of their favors, and invite all
call and examine their work before purchasing else
where.
ed to Order.
Repairing, promptly done in the best manner, and
on terms to suit the times. July Is, So Il -35 lyl
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AGRICULTURAL,
GROWING CUCUMBERS.

GROWING CUCG MBkRS.
The following from an exchange we have tried
and proved:-Take large barrel, or hogshead
saw it in two in the middle, and bury each hall
in the ground even with the top. Then take a
small keg and bore small hole in the bottom:
place the keg in the centre of the barrel the
top even with the ground, and fill in the barrel
around the keS with rich earth, suitable for the
growth of cucumbers. Plant your seed mid.
way between the edges of the barrel and the
keg, and make kind of arbor foot or two
high for the vines to run on. When the ground
becomes dry, pour water in the keg in the eve
ning-itwill pass out at the bottom of the keg
into the barrel ard rise up to the roots of the
vines, and keep them moist and green. Cucum.
bers cultivated in this way will grow to great
size, as they are made independent both OF
drought and wet weather. In wet weather the
barrel can be covered, and in dry the ground
can be kept moist BY pouring water in the key.
iScientiGc American.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16
W0RLO,S FAIR.


TNHE present age is trnly great era, in the Worlds
il History. Coloric engines, Magnetic Teegraphs,
&c. And the Arts and sciences so improved in point
of correctness and simplicity, that it only requires
one fourth of the time and expense, now to gain a
competent knowledge of many of The Arts, that was
required 20 years ago. Fer example, Twenty years
ago it required from 10 20 days learn the o!
Garment Cutting; now by the aid of
j. S. BONN AM'S
Improved GdrMeHt Cutter, any Lady of common ca
pacity gain practical knowledge of this truly
intereston and necessary branch of domestic
my, in from to . days. By this Best Rule of Gar
ment Cutting, the Ladies up with the Taller and
in many they render satisfaction than the
Tailor-ther Goats, Pants and Vests, fit neat easy
and fashionable This work is now selling in II OF
the Southern ana Wester States. part of the IVES
tern and all the Eastern States yet for SALE and
l am giving most ex extraordinary chance to make
money in the sale of the Copy Right of States, &C.,
for further information as TO the sale of the Copy
Right, Orders for Patterns, &C., address me Post
Paid at Louisville, Tenn.
Respectfully,
JAMES S. B0NHAM.
Dbl; e T.
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charleston Courier

Railroad Connections at Pittsburg.-A bill
has passed both branches Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, which provides for the connection
between the Ohio and Pennsylvania and the
pennsylvania Railroad at Pittsburg, by the route
desired by the companies concerned. This set
Ties q much disputed Observation-Disclosures.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16
Drs. PIA1R & CALDWELL.

PhySiciaRSd Surgeons, Slceetacater, Tenn.
nR Caldwell having located in the Town OF
lISweetwater and having Partnership as above
tender their Professional services to the citizens of
the place and vicinity. 1EIy~ In dangerous cases
both will be in attendance without extra charge.
re- Office at Wright's Store.
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NOTICE

THOSE indebted to me for medical services in
1853 and previous years requested to call
and settle their accounts before the first of April next
In my absence payment can be made to VIM. Len
DIR or A j. Blair. B. b. LEN0IR.
Lenoirs Tenn, March Is, 1854. l5-2m
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

Mdrigation-Fast Day.-Montreal, April
29.-Navigation is now clear to Quebeck.
To-day is kept as Fast to pray for the suc-
cess of the allies against Russia, and for making
collections for the families Of the soldiers who
have gone to Turkey.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

From communication in the Edgefeld Id
rertiser, we learn that on Sunday, the 22d ult.
Companion ALBERT G. MAcKEY, Most Excellent
Grand High Priest of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Of South Carolina, installed the officers
of BEzALELI, Chapter No. 8, Royal Arch Ma
sons, in the Village Of Edgefed. The follow
ing are the names of the Officers.
Companion A. Ramsey, NJ. Z. High Priest.
James A. Williams, King.
A. g. league, Scribe
Joseph Arney, Captain of the Host.
James NJ. Day, Principal Sojouruer.
5. +. Goode, Royal Arch Captain.
Miles Pickett, Treasurer.
George d. Tillman, Secretary.
W. +. Durisoe, Master Third Veil.
A. Perrin, Master Second Veil.
q A. Lindsey, Master First Veil
Z. L. Refo, Sentinel.
charleston Courier.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16
HARnWARF
Valuable Lands for Sale

TNGLINSH Solid Box-Vices, Bellows, Anvils and
n Hammers-for Smiths also, German Blister and
Cast Steel. for sale by, ORME, WILSON & CO.
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Yours, trul
JoIiN S. CoCI

JUDGE, We have heard this remedy for worms
ridiculed as no remedy at all-but if it be one
it very simple-and the expense ola trial will
ruin no man ED. Ono FARMER.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
ALBANY, Nav 18th, lS5

ALBANY, May 18th, 1853
We hereby certify that Mr.. P. D. Gates is our sole
agent for the sale of Agricultural Machines in
East Tennessee Signed
WHEELER, MELICK & co.
TNHE above is copy of certificate which have
IL received from Messrs. Wheeler Melick co.
furnish their celebrated Horse Potcers Threshers
and Separaters CloUer Hullers, and other machines
at their cash prices-free of commissions.
Prices:
For Double or Two Horse Power Thresher and Sep-
arator, including belts, wrenches and oil-canss
complete, $3.50 90
Double Power alone including belt ........, 12O 90
DO without belt............... lis 90
Double Thresher and Separator, alone,...... 40 90
Single, or One Horse Power, Thresher and
Separator, including belts, oil-cans, and
wrenches, complete, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1928 90
Single Power, alone, including belt 90 90
Do without belt,............... IS 90
Single Thresher and Separator, alone,...... 3S 90
Clover Huers, ,....................... 80 90
Straw and Stalk Cutters, for Horse Power 80 90
Circular Saw Mill, with q inch Saw........ 80 90
One Horse Power, without band wheel,..,. SO 90
Churn Gearing, Is 90
Band Wheel, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Band for Power 90
Double Power, with combined Thresher, &
Winnower, including belts, wrenches, &c, 245 90
Combined Thresher and Winnower, alone, l25 90
70 Orders solicited. Address
P. D. GATES,
~ Broadoay, Netc York City
New York, Nav goth, 1853 Gl-30-ly1
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

House, Lott and Livery Stable for Sale
II HAVE the House, Lott and Livery Stable in the
1 town of Loudon Tenn, On which there is run
ming water, fronting Atlanta street, No. IFS; and
contains from to one acre, which will sell low
Apply to the Editor of the Free Press, or to
JAMES w. NELSON,
oc1sd-n50 Knoxville, Tenn.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

Hints for the Gdrden,-Bury all the bones of
your kitchen about the roots Of your pear trees.
Throw ashes and lime about your apple and
peach trees.
Grapes vines are gross feeders. Give them
plenty of soapsuds, or almost any kind of strong
Diet and they will thrive grandly.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

A LII kinds of Eutowah Iron for sale at
~ McLIN & HENRYS.
Brick Block. Inc loft
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S O NJ L II III / n G
II A MI " A III a I

SOM let HI n G
NEW AND VA L u A BIZ liz
TaE most powerful King the face of the globe no"
reigns supreme in the American Republic. The power
of the crowned heads of Europe sink into nsgnlhe2nss
when compared to that of our American King
European Kings employ the power vested in them x
increase the riches of the rich and ord and to reduce
to greater misery and degradation the poor and DEEPEN
dent Our American King goes forth with equal Wiling
ness the lordy mansion and humble cabin ready as
to administer relief and offer health and haPPplness
to the lofty and lOwlY, the rich and the poor
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

WE are now supplied with, ard w
w intead to keep constantly on q ~
hand an assortment of "Deimngs EANaaD
shoes. JOHNSON, SMITH co.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

90 Bags Rio Coffee just received and for sale
~ lowfor cash OF produce. lzf5~ Brick Block.
MCLIN & HENRY.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-16

A X. CHAMPE, has just received 79steamer
"A .Loudon, good assortment ofEXTRA THREE
Pr Y SHIRT COLLARS, of the latest style.
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
September goth 1854

SUPERlOR VELVET CARPETS, (already made
- Iperinr Aixn.nstor Rug. 90 mutch)
Antts -
ply Carpets
d.
al, L. and } $ sup'r Twliard Vcnetnns
Chnnlr and futted Rugs
brass aud Oh MALE Mats
1. Cd, 4, l64 and "A 4 Oil Clot! (for Dining
loous)
4, aud ST. Furniture Oil Goth (vety suprrior)
b IL Gald, Green \ Gold, Crimson & Gold Da
mas.s tor Cuia
Solid, bne AID Crimson Damnsh for Curtains
Turkey Red NusIlnrs do
Crntre fa>se aud Side Loops for Curtains, match
Danmsh Resets and Banta
Window Cornires, assorted VERY beautiful pattcrns)
Sup'r Lnce Curtains
Embroidered Muslins for Cuunin.
All al which i'll sell extremity low aud respect.
fuzzy ask cali from all wishing /" purchase
sep 30 d2m GEO. NJ RIGkERN co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-03

c o N T, w a L D RON & Co,
MOULD he Pecttully interm thrr hien md the
w public generally that they now receiving. at
heir Furniture Ware Rooms, Matt ST.. IA iew ,our.
ben" the Noryell House their stock of Rose Wood
Mahogany Walnut. and other Furniture Together with
great many articles ia the way Of House kerpne that
are useful as We'll ornamental. II ma We never before
been Introduced 10 thls market All OF which been
selected from houses North enjoy ing the hs hest repu-
fa:ion for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their esrahli>hme
Manufacturing Department,
IN which they have engaged workmrn of 81 lnnd exne
thence, ani are therefore prepared have made to or
der out ct good ma cral, any piece of furniture tina
my he ~ dered They wouii add that the, are ire
pared to offer greater Inducements +, sons wanting
anything in tie WY Of URNIIURE, than II : ever be-
OF been otte ed ia this market And they hope by as.
suou- attention business To merit and receive at lea,,
portion "t the ubiic patronage.
CONANl. WALDRON & co.
n. Is w e would say nour cid frenis and custom.
ers ~ we continue To manufacture our Old stand,
N Bridge st, all kinds :" I barco Moulds and the
IKE, and we solicit n continuance oi thrir flvors
mar is l. G W
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For Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth

f6'IiE brsufi.i aad ta,urife .tsup4h ,nth = =
hiGI sIA uHdri boz command ul S,-v--z<=r7ss3-
tHft u. g ssifli. 80 loa- a.a hsptahIy AHowf i,
the travelling community the fotoo.ar hit Jpp.o.
tIttr) d.. uon ruuu.ag op tie 5ar VIA Pot Va
Iiiad,nnd 3. tuttl.t,d with LII T. BOA = &,
lite Pfr-rrsrf- lnr.c Pump. sn.! a tho pliancr,
lnred by At OF Courrr-s the -nfrly la.-
.uEcrs
lhc Car. funiae to CO.., ue,nn will tie Anguish from
Rltbu,ud. ta,s-fs rnuioui nra Pet-r.bufg D.potur
etes M"nias. Heaa,.d7s and riiaY oHtark
irr.on- r-ii,tus 10 ki,,nionI. h4 ih" Packer Bpbt,
has- b'Q i'e .t.i.s 70 VI. Ia IT,. Cars.
Tho Cur- fuf.4 q iron, rri,f.Htfr e. IT, foin' 10
connection WITH tire AUsD-p 'atc Petersburg .nuIe
oey. ~ uhose MI H.,trpta eDcro' Of TN. Arpo
mBftas Gn thu. 81, Ius pps.'nzor- opportunity
Ia "a rom IyH,hhufs ihet - fhr fn.het lieHf-
DaHsi.'" Ru.If.a a. Richmond. by vuy al the South
So knsr"t'l IN P't",hu and int. there nesr morn
ifT Ia Norfolk
Returning fhe Agca.la E. lrtse Norf,,4 oa III hitter
lateds,., sir: 1oe,Iay., I4pt.ay, 900, Sltfday-, n
j ~
Inc Ausu-ta a il srpr at Oil PaInt, hath gong aid
returning i'ep afls titoua hon1 the Battling S,-,n.
fHfe b'tv,eH #t4sani. Nofta.# aa U'd r.. al a. N
II" ta'se"a R.shHoad. Coke, Rms. M. aal
tln.in" over ttfee >"nf- Hed At ayr, tssse
}saf. "i ase, ha3 wtco.
Nj. ru,h. - 81
Asfsarf.. aHFf.-..-..--.- #.--........ 81
>sfsaHt. aas POINT oo '.'r.=sr.z.. .----z 90
NeaI.. -... 10 ~
14n 20 ttrts IiiDs hoDhNEAD4>rr
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SOUTII-SIDE RAILROAD
eaa III /. NJ 4, sa:s !. |.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS lenvrs the D.
"A pot in Pcte shurg every day. Sunday excepted at
to o'clock A NJ. and arrives AT Burkcvillr the
ter'ecton OF the Richmond and Dan,ille Rul-Road
Mt - eloek,A connecting ythat Raad with Me-sr4
J.. tAgg Co Stage Line for Charlotte Court tonsc
iin'iaH Court House, Dauville and Greeb-born [.
and thriving ut the ryrr, SIX mil, below LNnchbure
ut /, p NJ connecting there with lacket ,uut which
arrives III LNnchhulg AT Mt halt Ia~' W..
The retnn tain leaves Lyu'hbupg 30, A. NJ,
nrriving in Petersburg $50 ocIoci p N. vh 10 pa,
sfngeis will hive an opportunity dine. The train
viii have fnrmy,lle ut | 10 two o'clo, h. p. NJ. nd
Burke'ie NJ 10 }, p, m, arriving n Petersburg il
time Tor the trDins enlng North or South connecting
every tuesday and Friday with the Appon,uttox Rail
Road With The ,p ndh slea ships R,nndhc and Jame
town tor N,"A"k, whichicnNc Cir, POM nl 7,p M.
and every Wen 'sday lh steamships Tor pAilade pin.
which leave city f"int u. the same hun
Fass' gers plc rrng Ia Va Petersburg the
uieht, rnke the norni, tran North nj A. A. NJ.
the Jnmes River Boats Ton Old lint Norfolk AMI BaaI-
more ut & A NJ, or the tot' he South, o, )ck
A.
Arrangements have been made l,v Which through tick
cts between the following points meY be procured
the annexed tate>
Between Petersburg and L,nchbut.. through i'm
sixteen hours, .--....---.--.-. -.--....-.. s. on
Between Perrrs' urg md the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through inlwo DAYS, ..........--.. 90
Between Pet' shug aud " me sub hur $ r uy>
thouEh IN Two days .--#-------. s 81
Between Petersburg \ DanvIIc, tnrongh IN TWEEN
ty-tnnt hours &C.. ..---.--... =
Between Petersburg G."e ,hor' c, thru
IN two days; .-......-,.. ......-... 10 On
Between Petersburg and Sail, hury. n { .-ough
in twn days. .......... . H. M
Between Petersburg aud Charlotte, .......-...sls 0n
A freight train l'nyes the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning NJ 81 A. VI qnd
returns the days Any person wishing To- see tn
rates If freight can 'bnin freight list by calling II On
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
oct Pts Ell WALL. Sur, s s. RR
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,--l854.
GIMPSOE n RRO

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchbufg, Va
IA opening. Ia addirt'n IL cur tofner ne~
w .t8t L. a yer, arg assortment Of HAFDw,RE
CuTLEHr. GUS. PisraLs, SABpLIRY. Plaid GonDs
lpuR OlL Cloths Hoase ksepiag d,tc r.. Baad,Hg
Arferiais ahd Tools of ms. ete,y 6icrp 1oa. amotg
watch are many article. IU-t introduced srket ia
.Iu
We faffer 5ulsrl,r. exhibit to the public GEE
,.ral, aud tsu.c vii favor ~. a. examination.
greater YHf.ly peruttts at siylr hff quality 81
god. fl ri This surpassed in ahs matkrt
Our caod. al AMI f.ost dr,tH'ii,, ~" VIII
f snid a .s,l,4le pruht. oby t, al h" ~ give
ii. call - aatfI-tu. with their ORDER. ~lnth ~.
,eivc be-f tid prnmpi nffentio'.
Merrusats and other. hpy5 largely VI h. charged
a Surnlf adysflre univ. 81 lOts
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u
lfyou ~sntt . BEST tnnds the PRE- fflEST
Gpods. ana tt CHEAPEST Goods IA lie a
kcJ,
Come to Hannah's Cash Store
WHARF, tHey are nov ieug .pesed. II i he Place
whetr ynu rna g,t anything you waut, Mt ANY
PRICE lOG WANT IT. 1t you would ke To
4 SAVE NOIR MONEY these Lard tim"s, a
buy ynnr goods at UAhNAH's CAsH STORE.
II a y II
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~ EW DRY GOODS

Y EW DR1 GOODS
" PlilLa' ". PAYNE
Is now receiving very sup,lIor stock Of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS CONSISTING Of every attirle
ut Indies and GcnIcmen'> Asa. IA large u.,nrt
'ni al Blankets, Lindsey and Heavy Woorns ali Of
which h" oilers on the mo>t favorable terms II for
patrons nnd HE public general are II sprctful; 60
Ii. tci t" cal Al ki LkS CORNER, MAIN ST.
Is IT.
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THRtg8AIE sTEN
Liver Complaint Debility

K1fl ifasH Jsfrrs HsfIs = :. LfIte-, A. ~,
ys-Auer speaking 81 soaseffd ruf~s ON himself 10
says: NJ. II ha, bees soldering with te .assf ,o,s-
psiot and sith inability. eoHstaHty complaining. tom
weakness. through her whole stem. Sic ENJOY.
better health than of Iniry yeafs being
ed by the al Hampton t,ge0tie JearfHre
Diseased Side. Breast, Eyes.-Estufr from %
Letter from J. q INES E.,i. LouIon ruunty va NJ,
wife has been for Yeas ALL ted with gfent ~rel
pain in the brea.r, side md bark IuImuiion, tic
heart; feebene OF the nersous system; LIS a. app",
complex ion saow; the sRhi OF eye almost gone the
other weak. ! pleased 10 say, Homyor ;
Tinctnrc has restored hertz perfect health Her eyes
are good Is they were.
tY-Csi and get phamrhiets
Sold by J. H. SEAY x CO, Lynchlr.rg; Sewers
Scottsvlle; A. J. BROWN Charottc,s ie, aud by all
D,ugeists throughput the State. esr - he, "
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sOUTIIsIDE IL 1ILlsOAD.

r, ~ fsT a.....sl We ere ow ready recrive
sSsa ~ ~ FEY re;glns for he Soulh.id. K ii.
road. " +. Ander sous Commission House on h,.
Basin Any person wishing To ee the rates ,f fre3gnt
obnin frrig list by calling me.
BY oder 1T the SUIT.
sep 30-ts ALFRED W. IIpRNER Ngt
nNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
specially 70 ca lie attention ot the cirizrns nj
Lynehurg and the ad ming country In h- arge anl
u splendidas~ortmrntot BOOTS SHOES Au,
II CATERS. &c. ct his OWN MAKE Ass~>5
~ ani which are Warranted OF TIE NEST orAdt
~ AND Of SUPERIOR wokKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing To ha,r good and durahie Boot -
Shoe for the present seasnn, will dowe emil on NJ
Nv am determined 10 Pea.e both frgurd, ,,ua.i,
and price
Don't forget 20 cali the three door. above lie
Franklin Hotel and Immediately oppnsitrtLe Citizen.'
Savings Bank. T. r GRINAIDI
dec Its
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GEoRGEB. JONES & CO

GEORGE 3. JONES & CO
hRIGblSIS fETEKsBuRG. Va aiier tor sale tnr
- CASH ar on approved CREDIT ~,tcustse
and varied assortment ot Medicines Paints, Oils
Dye Stufs Window Glass, Soaps, PeifumeIy
&c N. Dbttintig thrir supplies trau manufacturers
and importer, ,Hiy, til pt"uured l. tntuI-h I1te
and srnn5ue at rr- Low they bought u any
rcgulnr iuli' hou.e
Thrir soch ,r tin fal tuude embraces: Best freaeh
English ND Ap',irai QuHiuc; PRIME Carraru- aud
Manln lniisucs; Prm. lioulutns Cacbineul; Best O
i've o. Ii bottlrs aud ci,sk-, Pure eB,i Or,
ground IN Oh; Prime Dmbro Maddnr, barrels and
krg-: Blue Enrol, IL bbl,. aud krg; Extinct Loewnod
in boxes .r- OF all kids. hole AID ground; Pnpu-
lar Patent VI, dicine. al all HI d- ubias ant other
trncis for the haudherciei Gerr C9ogne, Hair Os
Pumhtum, tnir Brushes. dc &c, IL.
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MEDICINES.
WIN YOU Read the Truth 2


Medicine must have merit and greet rsrii.io .,sni
"A the test Of public opinion. No art # mar car
galvnnse worthless srtials keep up god
medicine, If il be not reaux
good medicise wili live. be ONE popular, and
te.4 sale. year after year. n spite q opposition
The people readily fad II. sirtse and The fame -
them Pss. fror 9utb Haesth wth TnHsfe rapid y
than newspapers spread Il living wifa-s t~sti
Tying medicine hss made ff ha "a - far
to0re service Il an any nsssHarer sdFeftisaae-
H. pro-sl 81 shai shove. fH#ef 60
HAMPTON'S yEGETBLE TINCTURE, and IL -
feet. It, praise !. in The rraash. of n1afaade.. Tie
best IA essnfry give ,heir Testimony a..
wonderful Amank then Hau~ Hon.
Clay. Hon. Rich. NJ JOIN =oa. We fr~.steai u the
rHed stzt.. xith huusr.d. q other. czff. Thors-.
Csno;--brosker To- th- esIssrziei Pfs-=zlsa 81 ibe
Emperor o. Fraace--va. rafei BY 4 - Isaac 81
yea .tsu4ing - she = Cd ri a. tls Doctor -
Esrv,e and Amsrits has fsi.ed 20 rur~.
TRUTH i MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.7nosksv Cf'RE ~ H4HP7ONS TIA fERE-
oSE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
TR< RicA. the Poor. erery nhers, bear The SGat
TttffgsoHg.
fsliaw frr Asfr LsaT- eH1D~sef
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HAT land CAP WAREHOUSE,

Opposite the Court House
- t.. .b-rr,her- TAXI pleasure nat.t, eng s,
u tie MIR, ,nt- oi Virginia and North Car' t@sss
lima thar then stock 81 Gods f,r rht sea.an ha. -
received. AID they prepared their
TOM and Others my si-it tins mathtt To Jay IN
their taii -uppiic..
IL i, Known 'hatwc lase always Kept large md Va
ried a-.ortnfent ct Gouds Ia our line, and viii only
add hat stock the PR sent .eason j. unusually
large and veil assorted selected entir-, from Mauuine
tnr"rs IN psr. by The senior pI4er, woe prrience
II fifteen sear rnab MN make ,urh ecctous aud
sgrh I'll iusurr sIccr..u uinrttjor With
any ,bbng House North o. South
sep Ct. MAJOR < MOORE.
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Via Va n Tenn. Il. K. anG farsh 4 Co... SnOe Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSENGERS for he Sweet, Red-Sweet and bite
Sulphur 81 rings leave Lynchburg daily (Sundays
excepted) via "a & Tenn. raiI"ad at "A M conn, Ct
ing with our Conc - AT BONSAG KS DEPOT. aid 10
S"ett aud ReG Springs same eveaing leave next morn
lns alter regular bn'ah II, and reach White sulphur
HhringS by Ii, n. IN. Returning leave White Su plur
S'ihs> a. 5. r. M reach K d aud Sw Springs oy l.
?. leave Red and Swe.t Spring, next m,nning at d.
n m aud II rive in Lynrhbra same day by pm
Leave ~ nchhnfg dalIy (SondnNs eNcepte) via Va.
Tenn. H.. III p. connecting win or coacLes Mt
lioi sack =. nrlYeat FIncnslle evening by dark
Leave finrnslle ut daylight dty aud nrI,e the
sweet and Rel Sweet Springs 10 dinner, aud 10 the
White Sulphnr Springs by p. II same day. Return
i;'g leave W lite Sulphur Springs ) m. reach Fin
fhste 10y m, leave Finca,lleat daylight,
ing with the cars al Bon,acI- reach lyhclbu,g by a.
M Passengers are assured that lhi- i, the cheaic-l,
a"s eNprdioa, and comfortable route to The Springs
from Lynrhburg.
Fare from lynclhug To Sweet nnd Red Sweet
Springs, - 5O from Lyuchburg White SULPHUR 81 30
Extra Coaches larni,hrd al all times ut Bonsach's
Depot t. trave! u. parties nay desire
Jniy Ats ". Z. FARlSIl& co.
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Nilder's Patent Sa!amander Safe!

Me.sr.. STEARNS K NAhylN. Va. l4i Il lac
Natsf .'rcet coHlIaae TO 'onke md IL " Wilder. nt
salspandcf Slle. nd nrc thu Only rEHsoS- AGrHo-
n-tD tesrcrt WI IN he New EpsI,Id Snt~sJ make
~. ~ rta ZANE. Is. 6. WILDER. Patentec.
~ \ afA. Seq. 4 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-03
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth of
Hardware Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, House
PnIniShinp Goods Rc &c

Furnishing Goods &c, &c
HRFGORi X ROY ALL having determined Ia ma k,
~ change ia their business, viii offer frnm to day
The Iorgest aud most de>lnhle stock ct Hardware Cut
luy. Sc ~ ever fore offered il tin. market al great.
reduced prices for Gust. Many ortceS at and b ior
JnH.
ter ding to ia mp ther business as speedily a..
possible teey rlI,y invite ali indebted 10 the old
concern 81 Gregory Row Il aud the late cnnrern ut
Gregory Ro'ali y FimP-oa To pay up. longe, indu
sence cannot be- gwen.
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