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Severe Case OF Rheumatism

hCcTr~YtLLE, A b.m,nie c., VT,
Ma ch 4ih, 1857
Mesvs Mortimer & Mon6rdy: conference.-the
been nillirlre with kh,,umnti,,n Tor H.
wort lprus mud hung able nhtHin reirf iron
other medic nes. | induced tot "liampnn' Veg
rtn'le Tincturo." ic" hoc. Of which. an, hnppy
-ay. havr rnudr perfect
At the time | commenced using the finctGre VII.
scarcely able ~ wplh ! and have been Ia
week.. ntre, free from al pam.
ours. trnst tralY y. Il. NAV
The tElALE SY = EM
Liver Conn laiut. Debility
Extract rnn Ji,n-s iinrt- E,g Lrtr- Alrsnu lrin
Va.-Alier -lirstne at A"nae,iGl "n hin.'F he
says: Mrs. II hn- hr'n sut'rug "ith the ve" r,.r
plaint and with nah consta1ty lniniu', tiou
weakness ,hrnngh her v'rlr ,tnm. She cuioy.
bc'rr health THAI Ia tri#v y,nrs, rt en,irev rr.to'
- E, tae "f Hamp'on's Ieqsfpbfe Tmctnrc"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Estnri from "
Letter from j. & ime. Esq, Lou ION county Va NJ,
,e hns been for Yeas afflicted with great wee
', IN the breu-t side and hack; In piinion T tho
feeblenc-s OF the stem; loss % Appetite
npexion sallow; the sight of eye almost gouc. the
other weak. ] am ponsed - say. Homp,on
Tincturc has restored "rtt peftoct hcuh Her eye.
nre os good nov ever hey
'R'Cu and get phamphlets
>ul,t y /. y SEAY. co, Lynctir.re, SOWERS
Sen',v. ca f. BROWN, Cintloitr,,rlc snd ! v all
Didgei4tai itr- ugh ,ut ia, 'tnfe ,ar - ~ i>
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EnKEOTYPEs

DEAUEIFUI DAfsI EHkEOTYPES
ID hIR-"T e Rel nhite and Binf"
MIMI, & TANNER thou pride Of he nilia','
Tuy pictures arr the best that we see:
Thy gall ,ry is the shrine OF devoti, n.
To those who stnnd Grmy thee
Tn, ttiumrh has nude bunglcrsrcmbe,
When wonan's gay form stands IN view
Thy c7merH makes nj the craft grumbe,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy tie work that you dn,
Who envy the work that yor do.
Thy mnhes al Il c crnh rrlmhle,
Who rnvy the work TINT you do.
Thy ill"y nll sraci rus and large.
l. daily nrons.d with rare beuity;
Whn, pi. as'l with your -kit th k Of charge,
Bat art'ad r m duty.
Fsir rn I,ns aud gents both and afar,
Coz ria 1t u"iy - VI tin street,
Wh ,. ali i,v,r- Of tiua rictl,r. meet
Np,r'y fr,utina the Cutning b .zaar;
Nrary fronting The Clothing Buzpar,
NeurN fronting the Cuthing Bazast.
Wh"rr n ovcr- Of tue lictnrcs acct.
From region. nil round. hlth and nfrr
NoTE - The Ga.irry % MiSsIs TAssER ia on
ala Get. 81 door from Bridge side where the
most bcauifu specimens OF thu Daguerrean AT
produced all honr. Of the day, the sali4fac
mat2it-
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-Jusl "pe cd u bcau,ial n.-ort mint Of Fashion
shlu Bnnncts aud Ribbon. NJ holf tho usual priees-
Plea-e cnl ani Look nj thcm. Also, u beautiful III Of
sudMEh SlLkS NJ 80 cents per ynrd. with may
r6ccnt alcction of Lawns rnd figure Jnconrts Of rich
STYLES and iast coors NJ i l.ncc Vc. uf entire new
sty'es nj IS et., and The hsnd.omcst lot OF Needle
Work, NJ rVery descriptions ut low prices. Rid Gloves Of
every coor md "i Tho hcsi qLnity NJ rs per pnr
Mits, long ani shnft, 80 dozen Clock, nj 10 cts PEI
ruir worth 81 cts with thc usna sort m, Mt of Shoes
llnts JOHN ABRAHANS
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Mdlle. Rachel not coming to America

Paris letter in the Independence Of Brussels
announces that Mdlle. Rachel, whose intended
departure for the United States was mentioned
some time since. is compelled to give up ber pro-
ject. According TO the letter in question, the
Minister of State did not wish that Paris, at q
moment when oil the world will be focking to it,
should lose one of its brightest ornaments. He
has used his authority to retain her in France as
he hns the power of doing, ,'y the decree Of the
Emperor Napoleon from NJ ,scow, in which Il
is sad that every sociefaire Of the Theatre Fran
cas on entering shall engage TO play for twenty
years and after that period may retire. Tho
twenty years date from the first debut, just be-
fore the admission takes place. As Mdlie Ra-
chel made her first appearance on the Ilth June.
1888, she belongs to the company until the llth
June, 1893.
The Steele, i'll an article which looks like q
communique from tho lady herself, says it is true
that the government can, If IL pleases. prevent
Mdlle. Rachel from accepting her American en-
gagement, but it cannot compel her 10 play any
more in Paris, and she is fully determined not to
do so. She feels her health failing. and having
many relatives, besides children OF her own. ehe
wishes to make final effort To ensure q provis,
ion ior them. She thinks her long services at tho
Francais entite her to expect slight indulgence
particularly since. If the Minister insists upon the
letter of the law. he will simply prevent her from
gaining tho l,200, 900 francs which are offered
her in America, her resolution not to appear a.
gain on the metropolitan boards being irrev0cs-
Bile. Perhaps the Minister thinks that ladies' re-
solutions are always liable 10 be changed
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Drci INING APPOINTMENTS. Washington
letter says:
Very many of the new army appointments ia
ken from the regular officers, will. it is thought.
be declined. They preferring to hold their pres.
ent position in Artillery regiments to accepting
ether grade or two higher in the Cavalry and
Infantry arms of the service.
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There is much complaint of tho numbers Of
fre.ea,e in Congress- We had chance to look
Mt these Congressional specimens, and we were
forced to the sad conclusions that most of those
terrible fire eaters no less terrible fire drinkers-
Pity their intellect don't shine as radiently a
their faces.-Prentice.
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INoK THE T0IlET-L,a's penuqc pom
4 ,tnrl My,te, vol,, briur lilly cnrration.
~; T t.v'- recbr.tc.l odd crcnm for -oi,rnnr anl
,..,u,il,ing the ski, Lows brown windsor soap,
Clever honey soap Lubins for the han ker
,,,f larsc ns.ortn nent combs tooth. nail and hair
1r.hrs ha d yes, shaving bru.e., fine coloense
fnr.n by JOHN II. SEAy g. CO,
NH 30. Druggists
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OsAGE uKANt.ETKEEs

---Iu-t received from the Nursury o. John -
Mortoa II Co., Richmond, i2 10 Usage Orange T ecs,
now year, old and very sprighty. These
well adapted 10 hedging. Farmer. and "th.rs nre in
yited call and supply themselves rc,i, ed nrcrs.
npl3s WM II. MOSbY.
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VIRGINIA 4 TENN. RAILROAD.

IA on fss Xxx n4 nnnaHdEmH1, HHMhDmzk :, ,NMa NM
and after Apil 10, 1855 the Pas-cngcr Trnn viii "avn
Lyn"hharg d,iy. (Snndays excsptrd) Mt O'Clock
+. NJ. and arrive II " ytirvil ei ST. H. Returning
Irnsr Nythesile nj 5 A VI. and arrive at L,nchbufe
Mt l2 making The rrr Richmond and Pete. =.
burg to Wyinev,c in 4 hours
CONNEXIONS.
For buchanan. via Bulord'- Depot. on Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays and sirye ut buchanan 10
'upPn,
For Fincssl., Sacrt and Wnle SalIhur Spring',
Chnr!cnton. knnhwh, und Guyondoiie via Bunsuck s.,
on Mondays. "Wednesday. d tri nys
For Abingdon Joneshoro aud Knoxville Tenn da ly
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X NOW-NOTnINGS.- and Demo
lA- cruts respecrtu, invited tn call and exnmiue

IN respectful, invited tn call and exnniue
the best stock of
GEN1LEMEN'S GOODS
have yoi had the plea of offering, being selected
the best terms, in York. ty my-'lf, with particular
regard TO s;ye md durability, aud will be sold and
made up Tor cash, to punctua paying customers
low ~ the sam- goods csn he bought ,lscwhere.-
Among tn stock will be found
French Cloths and Doeskins of best make and finish
nice lot Fancy Cassimers. Drnp de etc, Summer
Cloths, nins, Drngs aud Mar.aes for pants, PLAN
and tancy Nrs,ings ol Silk Satin. Marsa Hes &C.
and the hest trimmings of every kind, Cotton and Linn
Shirt. and Drawr-, 4G inches. Also hHnd -ome
colored bosom Shirt, with French cuff, Tor travelling
and weai Collars, I'll Xmas and sizes. Crnvats,
Ha dkeroefs, Gloves, Half Hose of all kirds he.
Anbro 50 Page stl manages the Tailoring Dep ,r
meni, Hpl5 Is VIM l.. PAGE.
CPRlNG, ISj5-STlGLER, McELD. .RRY
~ l. Co. Cat the old stand of d. T c.. Pricr.)
MAN ST. LynchburP Virginia, invite the attention of
their customers, ir ends nnd the puhlo generally,
ihe stock Of NEW GOODS, Just opened, consisting
of Lawns. G,nghums. Prints Organdes, Jaconets,
Tissues. C,are dParre Beruge ,,'Luines Figured and
soid Chbllies, solid Mouslins figured do, AMI Whne
G"ois in great varety--al of which they are offering
very low. mar28ts
Republican aud FI'v'i Intelligence, please copy.
IVA 10 bbls. TAR, in good order Tor sale by
J. (sep 3G-u) FRANkL LIN, BIO q W
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hy Postmaster u. ! {, Hct'
ctro> rNpoE
Hnupshr" 5.s.ft, VA Much ii, Sd
Ar h. =. Coopei@ A. Sn. Aprr'nhie
quest mud desire 10 hcnrhl tie ni,cled. here
bv certify the preat r-li hive received from III.
ef llampoas Ptestabfr Tncfnyc
was kea with II violent pDfp,afion. rather hut
crnc an trembling al the heart, which continual
crn days. seemed ifmy heart 'nd an,o-t t"reo't"n
it. office. Ih, fnmv hrrnme tlesned md procured n
boe Of this yninblr Medicine and bcInIr h,l taken
I,nr ,,s. botc Il this Tuct,fye Of Hamp;on'
f.n,lN erlt'Ht#
d. n an. ,hrd iastarc, Of rrcf in my family RUN
the u@e ~ this valuable Medicine. T~u Il f'f ,enrs
ngol hid up with alteration Of my ankle. from fleet
Of mt generally called k leg. hnd los, ta-tr
aud appetite nhd the sore VII ch -o1e op inches
ul' and down md haf wy around NV nnkle ieIected
every cfori q h-al un pros red Hnmpon's Veg.
rtahle TincuIc.onc bottle of which r'sior my health
healed ankle, md am frrer from swelling than tof
the last thiriy yea,s.
Again, oi my daughters wos very low from severe
dvsentc " und whrn she began ait up her feet
menccd swelling. whcn increase! every ia, mi brrnn
o be very painful s,e us-d boule of Hampton =
Ttncinre; the pains were assunged, swslling sui
Al ted aud hcl health t''irncl-we kept her legs bun
dared with stiip al waep unti her strength returned
have he, thus particular. that nthera un cr similar
cir, might be induced uynil tbensclvos al
this remedy Your. til respect.
EitzAnrrn EovARps
do hereby certify TINT | personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, nn can safely recommend III"
bove statement To BE- correct
E Cuosnn Poamasicr,
Cnpon B,ldRc Hhmpsnre county Vn
~ Delicate Ladic. a,d Children will p'eas' give =
tral.
SJgrr rrii not p,rmi io name kundtcdS n oilers,
Geo ". Goodri, II. Cart Tho.. Canot, Robert t:nnl
Jamcs Smyth, cured Of Rhcumatison
John Pcrya, ). a Griffin, lohn LUX, Rev E.h
ridge. T. $ Navy and thousands oi others cured IL
Dyspepsia, Scrofuln Cough. Liver Com Gnin Broneh,.
lis 81. vnu-' Dance, fe. W. rcer own citizen.
CuIl "a them
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PAINTS AND OILS.

rABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE,
~ MAIN ST, LYNCHBURG FA.-The under
signed having taken tins ~rll known establishment
beg epvr tn inlorm h-ir freni- and the public that
they nrr ready to ENTE RFAlN in superior
s,,le, ni who favor them with call Their house is
wei furnished and their rider ,lentifHll" supplied
with a that he 'un in h marker -nlao those of
the nd accent ces They also si-li II inform Il
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
HAT travellers arriving by the Eas'ern Western
Trims or the Buals, will find MEALS ALWAYS READY.
In view of ,hs they hope meet the patronage of II
gep.rou. pubic SAMUEL n. SMILEY,
JAMES NJ PAMPLIN
apl 10 Proprj etnrs
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CENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS-FOR
" SPRING, ls55-Th, subscriber has received
Scott's vailed Report OF Fashions for Spring. isjs
Gent men respectfully invited TO call and examine.
The craft supplied with copies a: I $50, CASH
All persons ind .bted to the subscriber are respect.
uy and urgently solicited call and tile at once as
wish n start Moth by the 10th March
uai Its WIN. L. PAGE
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MEDICINES.
Win you Read the Truth ?

4 Medicine have merit aud great mcrltto st.nl
\ the test oi public opninn No art oi man "an
gnvani~c worthless ertis to keep up good
medicine, # il be not tralv 50.
A good M liripc will live. be ONE popular. md ~
trai II, snl'> yea, nn"r YEAR ia sp.te ri "rro-'ii"n
rhc ro lr readily find It's virtues, aud III" isnr III
them l,ns-.,, from mouth nuuth with IN rnpdtS
than -rnp,r- srreud II. iiving witness trrii
y:ng II meIirine has made Tor him Is ot lar
more service 4 an any newspaper advertising.
In proul nt .hni say above, "" refer Il IL
HAMPTON'S VEGETRLE I'm 'TuhF, mud rs of-
frcts IT. trnsri IL the mouths of mult'ind"s. The
hcst in country give their I, -tlmo tn it,
wonder ri Anon. them nnmn HIN. u
Clay Hon Rich VI Jshn-on Ntcc President ot TIA"
United S,nt a. with hundreds of others Capi Thom,-
Cannt-bi ,rher To ihs crl,brhied plys,eian ot The
Emperor al t,unre-~a. cured by II nf " disca-r al
s'yrn yea spuane ncr the -l illo' all the Doctors -
Europe and Amrri IA had lned 10
TRUTH Is MIGHTY
An Appeal T. every Man and Woman.
.1uo,her tfRFht / PSON'S FiNfiUhE;
ONE OF Ol K OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, The Poo. seerg tehcre, bear the same
1tSduony
Rral III. fpll"v ms BEN Indy cndor-e |
hy Postmaster h. I {. ac
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INHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell his TRACT "A
i of LAND, lying in tie County Of Amherst-two@
miles from the city IT Lynchburg. The Tract
about 1000 ACRES, which will be divided To sui,
a. purchasers. The i'm provemel,s re all good and
>A-new.
For t"rms aprly to tn subscriber ut Lynchburg.
dec 7-dun..is1 GEO &. CURLE.
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SPECIAL PURLIC NOTICE.-A

y LARGE STOCK OF DRY GODS IN MARKET
FOR CASH.-My stock of new SPri'g and Summer
Good, is complete. The whole stock was bought
very cheap and will be sold for very small profit, for
TIE money market having become easy, hope my
ri,nds and customers will come forward and supply
themselves literally All ask is call fruIn those in
want Cf goods to insure sa'es. rs 8
apil2-dts JNO. }. PUhFIS, Agt
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hhSso1tt1ON- lie ,nccrn Of Nm I
- ani"r-"" ~ u, was dr-,Ivcd the 2od ,n.t .
- muu'l c"n-cnt WIN Anderson al, me- will attend
- III" settlement al the lusnrzr anl thu name u the
concern will be uscd oul, In wr,hnq up the same
WN. T. ANDERSON,
ep'9n MCDANIEL, HURT a. PRESTON
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l.NOit RENT Iho W.rrhou." tho Barin u,
pr"-,'ot oecuprd hy Mr.. fay"tt" W. Stept1r. po.
scssiun Iyrn thu 1T nl lJNh,ly.
sep i-d. AMBROSE Il. HUrkER
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Latest Design Of Summer Mnntles.
M Il respectfully invite the Lndes 10 call AMI exams
w ne stock Of beautiful MANTLEs of differ
styles, such as,
Tuip, Csrnotin, Violet Camilla,
Lily Dewdrop. ,iipsry,
Ela k Lnce aud pinn silk Nantes. all shades at
very I.w prices. STlGLER McELDERRf 90.
april cts
tyrRcnnbfican md Flnvd In,elliganrer ropy.
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VlVAk 10 bbls TAR, ia good order. Tor sale by
J. (sep 3ots) FRANhLiN, BIO q CO
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PAPER! PAPER!
4 RGE Blue trei ch Packr, Post,
IL Superfnc Dams,A Gilt Small Letter,
Plain Ruled Bahe Post,
Blue and White RIled Mnrto post fine and auper6ne
Commercial Post,
Cream Ind g
Plain and fnncy Note Paper and Envelopes.
large variety some very elegant,
ALSO
Flint ard Folded Cap and lio Port for Printers,
Straw Wrapping Envelope and Manila, colore and
giossed- Papers, Cartridge, Drawing, &c. &C., at
apllSts MORSE'S Cou'n House,
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BURROUGHS. SHAFER Y CO.
i,uKE, LIFE AND MANiNEiNsyu-

propIieto's Of tne lynrhhncg Ciotline
rnrf90ts 40 Furnish rg Brzanr
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he could ob,aiu for the use Of his
power.
Tie has s'id repeatedly, that he has
been offered more or less at cuery point
Better had he kept that statement in his
own bosom.
A mans character ought 10 protect him
from The approaches Of bribery-it would
project him were he an honest man, and
it he were not in the market, and disposed
to knock himself or TO the highest bidder.
might soon show TO the world, that Tic
surcst way TO meet a disappointment
would be 10 approach him with the offer
Of bribery.
The man who can coolly SIT down and
discuss the amount Of money his moral
character is worth, has no moral charac-
Ter. What can Jc his moral sentiments
r his honesty who would listen 70 a pc
c'Iniary offer to do what he ought not 10
do, or do it if right, without being paid for
it.
The manner Of distrieting the Territory
never C. be justified, and can only be
explained by supposing it was done 70
secure men devoted lohis private interests.
This i'm plies conscious 'guiH' for con.
scious innocence is not under the neccs
Sly Of resoriing 10 such bareraced con
duct. There are two professedly i'm por-
portant points, both desiring the seat Of
Government. One polling nearly one
hundred votes, yet thrown into a distric.
with its more populsus rival, that it might
be swallowed up and go unrepr.senied
while q district polling rot over 10 or 20
votes is represented, and another Likewise
represented where 10 have the mercs.
excuse, men go over from Iowa and in The
open prairie, elect men 10 the Legislator .
OF represent free AMI honest IN whc
live in the Territory, while more hOnest
residents are DISTINGUISHED.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY

Our neighbor OF the Bugle seems to be
deeply interested in whatever relates to
the concerns Of the people Of THIS Terri
tory.
He seems Ia think that it would be a
most shocking want of common sense-if
not absolute madness, 10 divide 50 small a
county as Douglas into two districts merely
for the sake of having Belleyiew repre-
sented in the Legislature.
Now in the name Of common sense,
why should it not be done
There were two poin's III the county,
though laying side by side, were actually
heaysn-wide apart in interest and feeling.
No union existed between them any more
than if an ocean rolled between. If there
were any points in TIE Territory needing
a distinct representation, these were the
ones.
The objection raised on the ground Of
size, amounts to nothing. The bill requir-
ed the Territory 10 be divided into conyen-
lent districts, so that all parts might be
equally and justly represenIed-and not
to form counties to be recognized as such
hereafter.
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