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vi TIONS OF LIFE.-AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
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seq AIRS N TOB A q e q
NJ I.ANGHORNE & SONS.

Nj. M.I.ANGHORNE II ~ SUNS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sfoARs AND TOBACCO %
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fTNHE snbscrbcra have constantly on hand a large
4 stock Of HAVANA H. PRINCIPE SEGARS, oi
the most approved brands which they feel confident
inferior to none in the MARKET nnd which will be sold
lie LOWEST cAsu PRICES,
OnpEns from my purt of the Union will be promptly
net md enti,e satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
rhr followi rauds are kept constantly on hand
sEaARs. a5
La Flor de linbuna La Sultapa,
California Las Tres Coronus
JiootoncaL In Gotta dc Agua
Old Dominion Conguistn,
La Ficl de T. ]. C III Lcon dc oro
La Teresitn El Nnrtuno, sa
Rio llondo. Plantation,
E Progrnmn, figafo, #=#f
Las Tres Eairellas, In Norma,
Herman Gorte7, Principles,
Lafayette, Sc, &c
roBAoco.
Dronoco ssSecmrine,
Gotta Lcaf, Cnawbn.
Golden Penrh, Stanard, Nc, &c
Septefnhe S-dScfs
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SpFstN4. '.'EsaIpE ssnx-o
ty,o TmE LOVERS or THE FINE,

ARfS-Those who delight to lool, upon and adj
mte the beautiful specimens o mt which the mnd Of
in the pte-cul progressive age is forming,
spectiully ipYtel "a call On 6. " MINNiS & co. nj
theH well established Daguerrean Gllefy There the
Statesmen of The country with intellectual brow and
gust mcn stand f, m the plate with such natural
and lifc-like Appearance that The spectator almost hn
ces lie heats the honr thro and the lips
Therr, too the beautiful bln4hng uinaen with spark
ling eyes IND charming lips, invites the ardent youth TO
gaze in admiration Heavens nsl best g 10 sinful
nun" There, too, tfolliekinP rampag ehiidhso l. With
bnayan hearf and merry hugt mceta the ,i,iter aud
holds him charmed 10 the spot. Then como 10 q. w
MlNNlS 81 cos und view the handsome specimens
Have your likeBess, mud. reader. induce Der Jou
above all others 10 accompany ypu; aud feH not
contcnled without eSnct reptesr ation ol er aud
o those yuu hold dear eatib. Then should tho sal
vog cord he snapped and the golden banI brssen, yoa
hove that sf h, vii ever ehl vgialy ya4f rfcol.
lectio tn. departed Pictures token iu II wealth
or win equal fpciities and with the pereenn.-
Remember MlNNIS & co. ore the men to eive you
perfect hkent.s aud they nay be lpund 1t all times nj
ihei far famed Cutlery, Man street. 3D. dnot from
Bridge str ct yoeb5urg, and Sycamore street Peters
burg, Vo. G. W MINIS & co,
iy gaia Daguerrean Artists.
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bounty Land warrants.

Bounty Land warrants.
NOTICE to the EOLDIEHS ofthe WAR of1e12
A,,I Al you will soon be in receipt Of your LAND
NsHsslWARRANTS, md suppose each and overy
atssonc of wish t. get the vers highest price you
therefore til, IA notify ,ou before making sale Of
your cluns ,ou will tive Gull nave made ar
tangcmenis In New York which viii enable me to pay
more tan aty one heio orih, side Of New York
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Age,t for Military Claims,
loay1I.ta Lynchbnrg Va
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The Greatest Medical Discovery OF the age II
AYERS CAEEsAREkG PEEHS.

"A Z N
yEyHEY dan't helm complaints, but then them.
I Onr 35x has cured Dyspepsia
Three BoSe. have cured the worst cases OF Sctou'a
Two Boxes have cared Ery4ipelas
One Box always the Jaundine
Three Boxes nre te cleanse the system IRON
Bpls--often less than one does H.
Two Boxes have completely cured lhe worst "' ui-
the legs
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure the Piles
One dose cures the hea laehe arising foul ston'
nch.
strong doses often repeated expe every worm from
the body. They should be given to efid'en. =" are
,Iyays n ore OF less afflicted with this SC lurle.
A, IL 2 nile Physic they have no equal
One Box cures arrangement of the iiv'r
Half Box cures "A Cold
They purify the blood and thu. srkr n tie iounda-
ton of every dsense
Asa Dinner PHI there is not their equal the world.
They ave purely vegetable, and do 10 hatm, but
lo accomplish an rnaccountabe nnanat Of good
Prepared by DR.. J. @. YER Practical Chemist
I.oweh Mast and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Melic'ne through this section. jrly 7 2m
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u. W. fiokRiiLL. n. NJ. rANNoR
TIGkREiL N TANNOps,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCH4 NTS,

fcttrsnurH, VIZ.
W. cspcci6lly en- the atror,on al tho citizens OF
w lihcthutc, hnd the surrounding I fuufy, 10 our
extensive assortment oi Lumber which consists of
many kind. suitable Builders rolaeeont. Guhinct
Makers. Sc.
Ter Bnldels Ne Lave I'll grades af Albany White
Pine, Chcuy. Mahogany, Black Nnlnut. Sc.
For Tohaeeonists. We keep lnire sroc Of White
Fine C0linss, suitable for CasingBuiton Wood nnd
White Oak fo Boxes.
for Cabinet Mixers. We hive Poplar Cherry. Maple
&c, NJ, with gcnern assortment oi every thing
niy kept in lmnhat Yard, such Gypiess Shng les
Laths Spruce Pine faiiugs. Nr.. Ar.
ANTHRACITE GOAt~-aar latd i- always sup
piled wi}h .ile te>t Red aud White Ash Coal which we
throw in the Bax CHrs from our Yard or put in
hns ssllesds und forward. To iealca wishing laree
qnnntny, prepared to ofer lreut induements--
having It from the Southsde Road. running to
WHAT where load ffam the sessel.--
We will sell ~ low and frNarA with US much dapntch
any firm in the Sior.
We will also attend 10 tho far,a rlfna | tre uer-
chnhdsr entrusted IN 10 Tobacco ,iss ship
ping we eltr glen hcil'lv. Tho oars takc II
wharf. whore it can he rni dfectly nn the ycs
sells, either e Bn1inote Phadrrhia u New York;
We also have Ctnne capable ot msing htlcen
tons wlich 'a} any heavy article from the vcsse
TO the cars W. Wi be pleased To receive orders
tend 10 ans thias our line may - din
CpFstN4. '.EsapE sshn-GE0 d JONES
- 4 CO. Wholesale Dttggias, Ie.er-hure Niteinn.
lnva rn'rived their SPRISa SrocK Of Drugs, Medi
rine-. Paints, Sr., ani alnr for salo assor
menl embracing al articles in this line, suited
the wants oil Country Merchants, Druggists, Physcines
nnd Farmers
ohmlnipg their sup1HeA from MnnLfieturcr. aud I'm.
port only they prep rei furnish thcao gnad-
Inv as any reqngr 1nhhing house. Lv~ Orders receive
prompt mud careful attention. mar9t4
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CHAS. w. STATHAM.
NEW CONCERN.

vKNIE undo rsigned having taken the house formerly
l. occupied by q e. N B. Sieptoe. Two doors above
Acrcc g. McClanahon's oil stand and next door to
alurrel g. Sraton. Main street. Lynchburg Va, begs
eavc to call tho attention of his fends and the public
generally. 10 his stock of Groceries, Liquors, &C.,
which he ia offering low for cash in exchange for
country produce. Particular attention paid to the sale
pf Flour Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, &c.,-aso to the re.
ceving and Forwarding of Goods
may 22.c&dtsy JOHN LUNSFORD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register copy 6m.
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,nayli.ta

100000 AtsaAlfs ~ .Es wsuFhblNl. D
Land Wasrnut., under the new law, now being is
sued, anxious to buy large qnantity, for which
will pay the highest market price IN CASH Will at
tend regularly II Courts of Appomattox, Campbell,
Amherst and Bedford. aud occasionally Charlotte; and
will always pay the best prices for Warrants. Any who
may have them will please npply me before selling
| prosecute, usual al claims for Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Claims any claims against the Govern
meni OF the Uniel States.
juno 7-ts CHAS w. STATiAM.
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CIVIL ENGINEER. ORA q II e. Vi IAN
AND SURVEY OR,
nFFERS his services tie citizens Of Bedford anl
~ of Lynchbuig au6 will pay srict tte ton Ia any
business entrusted TO hun.
AppRess-l4IBERfY j0--ts
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irISCELLANEoUS
fEOPHsNs. HULL ~ co,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,

WHOLBSAhB DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
25s BALTIMORE STREET, nALrlMoRi.
IA nhc this method at calling Il attention OF
w tte Southern tra1e ta stock ui Full nnd
u inter bnod.. Ihe cnroui cmeh We hnyr m,t with
II our endeavor got up better stock than has uaua
y been he ia m market, hns stimulated improve
Il, huin IN extent and variety. Besdcs tull
men, ai Foreign ard omeslc Staple Dry Goods, We
shnl oier lag, and el CANT stock of Lnars' Dregs
Gnods We sheil sell at short profits as We wish to
,nrc the he, clnss Of tfnde tha cones Il market Or,
ders for goed' seslcd which shall have prompt ale
ucn. u. Il HOPKINS,
HULL,
w. H. RYAN,
mug ddim Tun. ". ATKINSON.
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EW SHOES, Nc.--Jusl received by exprass,
j. at B. s. loOi ER'S u beautiful | II oi new Goods
among which mny bo toand the following nrtcos
Ladies' fine Congress taiters style;
Black vii tin;
,,,,,. ,t..
Cnl'd
kd - side lace
Kid and Moroeco lina4, HuskiHs Ties md Slippers;
Genileman's hno Patent Leather Congress Gaiefs;
OXfarl ria,
Cnlf
And gen. nl assortment Of Cbalrcp's Shoes, Sc,
&c nue iIts
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DAILY
MORE BOOKs RECEIVED Al

MORE BOOKS K IVED AT
IE MpRSa'S~-
lleiress Of lIaughton. or the Mothers Secret;
Ounstani Herbert;
Peep from Refry-by Shelton;
Geography of the Scn--hy Maur,:
lays Morning aud Evening ExerciFes;
Ellie-by J E, Gook I'D edition;
DAbfnnto's Nnroleon Gouri mud Family;
Cousin = Lectures on Time. .hrunt fnl and eno /;
Wosfmnscr Review for July.
Hunts Magazine for Auan.t;
Also
Cap rn1 Letter Paper, Envelopes. &c. mug lG-la
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Take Particular Notice.
IN louNsraS's IYyIGoRATryE REMEDY FOR onaAN1c
:. MNAkNES-.


should rease, that sound mind body the mos necessary
rlt ss 10 prar,oc oelnubl happiness Indeed Wi2u tths
the Journey Trough life becomes weary rgTlma9etR .
ry 1ai kens 10 view the mind boeomes shao"ed win
esr and flied with the melancholy reflections that the nap
g nnt or becomes bhted with our own Let no iast
ieleacv prevent you, hut apply immclinteY, -.
II, no places himself under the eareoi bli JvN8 may
f doi v confde in honor Genteaan, aud eohde
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YEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
oln Graduate of t most eminent Colleges OF Tn
ltd states and greater part Of whose life has been sTo
In :a HOSPITALS London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere
,sd some Of the astonishing cures that were eve
oVn MANY troubled with ringing liz the ears and head 'he
se great being alarmed at sailen sounds an
ahines with frequent blushnF attended sometimes VIII
,laTspsenent Of mind cured immediately
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Z ,g'rY OF .YNClE.ss,kG An enc

y Of his Ciy, from The nrcnrnte paftng OF n htY-
Err. EsQ., can be hal at The Book Store of Payne
Christian by early application at tt low price Of S4Oo
juy l0-ts-Repubcnn COPY.
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EEsEESE. CRsEES SE.-A few CASKS of thai
v fue CHEESE from the dairy Of Nrssrs Lnok &
Lincoln. july BITS DAVIS. N0NLlH 70
G0TsETEEaNts sg.--1he celebrated Nor.
y ug Star Double Oven COOKING STOVE, for
cal o, W d. just received n the Furnoce and Rage
W.r- house, East Main street. Stove which is con-
siinted the bas ohrapr,t tn7t substantial und reteti
Cooking Apparas ia the Onion; and warranted to bake,
roast b hroil and fey ia tae most satisfactory man ner,
with less fuel Than nuy Stove oi similar capacity
in use. Call and them
ALSO, fne assortment of LEAD fiPE' OF Itrlens
si.e.. nj hand and for sa,. ly G. s. BLISS.
" Il l.
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Franklin Baptst CburchPresching 10 the ChsIct
I. Prsnkiin.st opposite Varck, TOMORROW ls1noay
EVENING" at u O'clock BY the Pastor the Rev p FvO
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Two Excellent Novels.
~ II E E L D E r s s E K -
Il BY xARIAS JAMES.
Z 7 II E l.
Z 7 II E l. ;

Or TIE DOUBLE ERRoR-By the same Author
few extracts from many long notices:
From The Boston Traveller.
One Of the attractive novels Of the day the pro-
ducton Of lady Of genius and full Of deep feeling and
Astounding IN thoushtlsnd reflection"
From The Boston Transcript.
Both are excellent stories with interesting plots skfuy
worked out characters srtiscsy drawn There are ps
ssses in these tales Of surprising besuty The author
shrewd observer Of practical life and the variations are very
agreeable They ere works that be read with pleasure and
profit in the home circle They pronounced BY competent
critics e. among the best novels of their class"
From The Boston Olive Branch
This s one OF charming stories Of domestic life that
strike sympsthetc cord in every heart AL who have ever
known mnisty elder lister wiz read this book
delight Her patience her sefdsnisl her deep love
well portrayed"
From The Boston Telegraph
One of the best novels read for long time very
beautiful and touching stories"
From The Philadelphia News
Truly charming story indeed one ofihs best has been on
privilege to read really intsresngvritten In rsphic
ard lively style Our fair readers viii be parsy pleased
with it.
From The New Bedford Mercury
These books go properly together and teach well lesson
early learned that the glory Of life is to live for ohsn and
for duty This sdy ranks Justly with the suthore Of Olive
and the Head Of the Family and this is mean praise
From The Saturday Courier
domestic fiction, going beyond nature yet with
chill of practical anatOst dscting the human heart and
laying emotions and passions II Is worthy
Of than ephemeral perussl.
We have read better rovei than this We thus
disy recommend il because the plot natural the dialogue
orcibs the style and pleasing the characters well us
tanned, the narrative in the highest degree touching
The above published uniformly. l2no cloth. Price IS
cents each. BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers
No. 1a Nassau-st., n. z.
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CEMI-W WEEKLY TRIBUNE. =
~ The following Is the TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE
sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. 1881;
snse Copies can be obtained the Pubics
ton Office This MORNING. Price cent,l
I..EDITORIALs; Gov. ssymOur' Speech Pennsy-
Anti Fusion Who they Are.
H..ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE: Arrival
Of the steamship Pacific; Details from sevastopol.
IiI..KNOW- NOTHINGs IN CORTLAND COUNTY:
Letter from Correspondent at Homer, Cort'
land Co.
IY.FRoM BOSTON: Letter from Correspondent st
v..FRoM KANSAS: Letter from Correspondent
Leavenworth City Kansas Territory.
Vi..AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATIONS
Letter from Correspondent at Chicago.
vII..THE STATE OF EUROPE; Letter from Our
Own Correspondent, A. p. C., al London
VILLA PRO-RUssIAN STATESMAN ON THE FALL
OF sEyAsTOPOL: A private Letter commu'
nicated for The Tribune, dated Brussels.
IX..GREAT LAND FRAUDS IN MISSOURI: Let
from a Correspondent q. Pslmyrs, Mo.
X..AcClDENT ON THE CANAL RAILROAD
Letter from Correspondent at Burlington, Conn
M..sTATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
XH..NEAL DOW ON MAINE.
XIII. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT
V..soUTH PACIFIC COAST.
Xv..THE STOLEN ADDRESS.
xyI..NEw OPERA OF RIP VAN WRINKLE.
XvII..THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
XvII..NEw PUBLICATIONS: The Annals of San Fran.
cisco.
XIX. DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT TAM
MANY HALL
Xx..THE INDIAN SLAUGHTER AT BLUE CREEK
XXI..FXECUTION OF NEGRO IN LOUISIANA.
xXII..THE IsTHMUS OF PANAMA
XIII ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
XIV. AUSTRALIA.
XIV. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: In.
port,nt 70 Land Purchasers; Further from Mex
ico; From the Cape Of Good Hope; State TEN.
persnce Convention Georgia Election; Kansss
Elec ion Rnow.SOthins State Convention; Mas
ssehusetts Politics; Connecticut Election; Judi
ss Nominations IN Maine The Yellow Fever In
Fever at Vleksbsrs, Miss The State FAIR Mich
e State Fair; A.egkany County VAR. Expo
sion Five Persons Killed. Marine Dsa,teri
Railroad Extension In Canada; Arrest OF Mar
dersr; From Washington; grom Honiurui Penn
'yiysnisi Destruction BY FEei DsstrushTs fHs
at Chicago
XXyI..THE YELLOW FEVER.
XVII. MARINE AFFAIRS.
XVIII CITY ITEMS: City Mortality BroS.yn ey aPr
second-av Attempt TO Murder by shooting The
Late Burglary IN Fes.yr-Anest Of the sup'
coed Perpeirston; Capture Of Noted Rnzkh
Fsts Accident; The Old Pear Tree A Pgglisi
Sent 70 the PeniteutsEy.
XXX MISCELLANEOUS: The Yellow Fever 10 VIZ
gius; The Prohibition Liquor Law again Pro
nouneed Unconsttational; The Liquor Law ia
Penrsylysnsi Anniversary of the Jerry Re.cue;
M.-ssha'stti; ExPlO,ion az Copper Fais Nine
Gcod ss New; Horrible Outrage.
xxx..MARRIAGEs AND DEATHS
XxXI..WHALERS.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports OF the
Stock, Money, Cotton Grain, Cattle and other Mar.
kets, specially reported for The Tribune
B TEE SEsiWEEELY TErscsE furnished 70 raoseriser9
he.e rates. Ore copy fof OEe Year sJi Two copies s5
Five copies, ell -
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EARGENT s. PRENTISS. -
~ Publshsd This Day:
MEMOIR OF :. 5 PRENTISS.
Edited By his Brother. ? vols, l2aO; 81 50

Edited by his Brother. ? vols, limo. 80 80
The following extracts made frcu the Table of Contents
HI. Preptss. Birth and Chldhocd Early Taste for Read
s ssaSoSy Day. O. ~ sS h
Commences the Study ofL,w Judge Pierce: Recoeeo1s Of
Hoa:tC GG' NJ FL iii. time; inscdO.s q BIS
Frs Speech the Bay Essay TOs.tins Nj cht on
o 81 t Of Century Ago Hostile meeting with
Gen Fso, F;egueney Of P psss sR sITs r.. c
cult 4 Nsbrs Imprisonment; Eaosy on Lassye''si
B.eis oo. M@ Mr. FTsn on the
Admission Of Delegates FROM the New Countless Recoeetions
s. M ou n 1t %s % sss
for Copes.; Opens the Canvass with Speech Nsteheri
WsRnsten SspSP Contested EIecaon M Ps First
Speech C1ans his Seat TIE Admiration l. Exeted Mr.
S h s ssod ND stoS wSl aa
&c Dn.5 or ~ he EVE Pm ps s hs spS
Elections His address % the People Of M..'sPPi second
The .FSeet q bis Eoqaence III. Own Account w..P
Of Scene; with Msnafers Retu W.,d 70 s Mesh
on subTressury bill Speech on Small Note bill;
attend, the public dinner gwen to psne wSss5 IN ss1sO
the oc Mons Reuinscense by Judge Wknson Extract from
M speech vi:k'surE Dunon Returns % Wsshi!s
+ VS. r. %pa: # ~ M Fi y iai aoS
the jury Letters from the Hon. Crttenden Presidential
Portland and Newark Anxiety to he.r him Domestic Cores
pcncence His Manirse; Visit and Letter from Henry Clay
dss.s the subject; Letter to the Poet Wordsworth Mr
WoTdworhs repy "Reminiscences Of Nh Pr mti's by Bale
Peyton; Mr.. Premises Speech =: NewOrlesns on
The Fine Arts His Settlement in NewOheans
His LeaL Career Anecdotes Trial Of Phelps the Roober; His
speech before New Society of ewOrleans Mr..
Premises Charger as Popular Orator. Resemblance bet
Him and Patrick Henry Mr. Ps Personal Traits His Conver'
sstor al Talent; Remniscence by Col Cobb; His Devotion
10 His Professional Lsbo; Approach of the Final StIugze;
His Last Appearance in Court Letters His Wife, Sudden
Attack; Closing Scene
Ready on SATURDAY, Oct 6:
MY FATHERS HOUSE; OR, The HEAVEN OR THE BIBLE.
Ry Rev. j. NJ. Macdonald, ID ID. vol. limo. 81
Nearly ready for Publication:
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