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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-11-22
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-11-22

SERVED THEM RIGnT.-A number of young
ladies were out walking in the country, and
met gipsy woman who offered, for half dol
lar a piece, to show them their future husbands
faces in pool of water that was near. In their
frolic they agreed to it, and paid her the mon
ey, the more readily as she promised to re-
fund it if she did not fulfil her engagement.
The girls were led to the water, each anxious
to get sight of her intended, but instead of
the form and face they expected, they saw on
ly their own rosy cheeks and laughing eyes be-
low.
"Surely you are mistaken, woman" said one
of them, "we see nothing but our own faces
in the water"
"Very true, Miss" replied the gypsy, "but
will not these be your husbands faces when
you are married."
There was no disputing this, and the girls
saw they were neatly taken in, promised each
other not to tell of it, and in the course of an
hour had laughed over the joke in half dozen
gay circles, where they heard only this remark,
"Good enough for you-scrved you right"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-11-22

sD- In Europe people take off their hats to
great men; in America great men take of their
hats to the people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-11-22
NEWSPAPERS.

That able and excellent paper, the Rich
mond Enquirer, says: ''There is no book so
instructive as newspaper; no knowledge so
necessary to be acquired as that which can be
cleaned from its columns, and acquired with
half so much facility. 1t is not only the vehl-
Gle of the cheapest and most useful infoma-
ton, but it also affords the cheapest, most in
nocent and least cloying source of pleasure
and happiness. 4 newspaper, in large fam
lily, is sure every day to be the means of inte-
resting, informing or pleasing almost every
member of the family, especially where they
live in the country, and see and hear little that
is new. In the course of year, well COLI
Quoted paper conveys information on almost
every subject, or at least excites curiosity and
enquiry on all subjects. TO know what Is
nearest to us in time and in space, ismost nee
essary, most pleasing and most instructive;
and this kind of knowledge can only be obtain
ed from newspapers. We would venture to
affirm that there never was, and never Will be,
in country situation, an ignorant family who
took newspaper. Let any parent teach his
children to read and then subscribe to pa
Der and, and it is impossible that his family
should not in time become well-informed, pro-
vidcd they live sufficiently secluded to be
thrown upon the paper as source OF amuse-
mept The dullest child who hates book
will, IN rainy aceather, steal up to newspa-
per, read marriage notice, an advertisement
or two and put it down. The next time, prob
ably, he will become bOlder, and get through
ga Horrible Murder" Soon he will read short
tales of fiction; then just before the election
time he begins to peep into politics and even
to read foreign news. BY this time his curl
osity on most subjects is excited, and overcomes
his aversion and fear of books, and he is lur-
ed on to become reading and we'll informed
man. 1t is strange than any family, as mea-
sure of economy, should be without paper.
Children see the world cheaply at home, in a
without the danger of bad associ-
alton or the expenses of travel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

4, CBEsfERfifLD County, VA. Aug l. 1879.
MESSRS. DOVE q CO, Bic uun3. - Last tail aae
vl of NV mnes sss turned loo,e ~ tie siahesHfdi
white playing about with other mules he ran with the
weight of HE whole body against large plate oil sh.
ron cut; ;lg himself the High han about 10 inches
bong aud from inch and &c 70 two inehes deem
The v ound was of such character To- supf"se be
would never be of any serv &c again sseirR q
notre If the Turf Oh in the papers | procured aha
aprlied II at onoe TO the and IN aost three we"hs
10 was perfectly well and work and you cannot per
GIVE The leesf scar where the cuI wps mnde
n. A. WlNFREE
=. S-Ttst4 are many eases Of injuries TO eate IN
,hs neirborhoad which have been cured by your fnf
Oh and il u any benefit TO you. can procure You
,nuny rtiratcs. The whole nsehborheods Ia tie
auiekes, healing remedy they ever saw.
"A A. WINFREE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
Mere News from one Of the first Men
III Henry.
GlLLs pasr, Henry County, Va
-. Oh 1875


Jnne Gth. 1855.
nEAT SlRS About the 18th OF DE 'ember iist /
IL BECAME very much afflicted with whs, thought IN
old bert 10 Of my knees. tthe lett one,) OF lung
standing, .of which Ind frequent attacks. illnn
about six eign days became violent that to seei
was impos .ble In about twenty four hours was nj
tackled in my right hand and wrist and In about twelve
hours was attacked in my right ankle at when ilme
under such excruciating pain not to be able To
tako any whatever losing oil appetite Tor any kad
of food, and in perfectly helpless con liiion' be
came almost n dersnged man. My family standing
around bedside mpioring ne TO call in physician,
my reply was thu If could ohtsin the right sort ol
rnan would 10 80 but tina, had well die within lie,
yer as an seue Alengih consented Tor my son TO ~
TO MIR James A. Crew. merchant, near NE. and to
say to him what my situation MAS, after hal tried every
reconmendAii, possible without the lea-i hcnot that
il he bad any thing wlich he could truly recommend to
send it to me. HI bottle oi Doves Rheumatic
Imminent ] used II as din. ctcd and oiier about siN
hours dropped aseep for thr frat time In forty hours
NV Joints became much swoller. ftom the time be-
gun Get the swelling suogcd, and ~ ten day
able Ia attend my business usual sometimes
lave attacks in my shoulders use the Eminent "a be,
fore, with Immediate relief by timely application.
think il mos, invaluable remedy and DESTROYS ttai
every person afflicted with tie most dreadful scourge on
ear tn (Rheumstlm,l should give il a tiinl.
Yours truly, &c,
iUDWELL STONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
sam moro news from a GOOD Mann.

NU0AR 7 MT, VA. June ION $50.
MESSRS. DOVE 4 COL hereby certif, TINT 20,
1VR years past hive been much afflicted with Rhen
ratsm, md from the frequent of Your Linneni
have been almost eniirly relieved of the disease.
sell great teal OF ii my re!gh0rs, and 10 mt
recoec soiitbry where it has been applied
coiding the directions. Of II, hevDg failed To afford
relief M family sh,uld hc without tis Eminent.
regard il Of the best remedies for Rheumatism
have tried and with the greatest pleasure do |
commend i . every family in the world.
Yours truly. j A. CREWS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
More News Of its Efficacy.
SANDY RIVER, Piusyvania County Va.
lima oul l255

SANDY RlykR, fdtsylyanin Coutty Va.
June 2nd, $50.
ESSRS. DOVE CO-DEAR SIRs: hereby
IVA lfy that about the first Of last Mn chh was al.
tackled With Rheumatism of tho severe.t character, in
one shoulder and arm, taking the OF it entirely from
me- aud from which suffered very severe pain lof three
or four days NV then procured bottle Of your
Rheumatic Linmsnt, and applied il according TO the
dir, cton-, from which was restored Ia shot time.
and my restored full strength and ygor in
few days. and earnestly recommend II 10 all who may
be afflicted with Rheumatism And ii is duty you
the community urge Ia use. copy.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
1.NOR NEW ORlEANS.-yirg a
IL lQuisla Nm ai..-E1ral n.clnt

sail with dispatch. The superior fast sail
inP. double deeked and copper fastened schooner.
'ELLEN,i Captain JAMES SriwARr now loading and
viii sail above. For balance Of freight apply to
DAVID & WM CURRlE
Richmond.
p. S. Shippers by this Vessel viii got their goods to
por, of destination AT one hill rate of freight cheaper
than by any other route, and in less time Insurance.
can be effected the best d d ". O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

A CARD The subscriber having purchased OF
N Mcdaniel, Hurt 3. Pres their interest in the
late concern of w I. Anderson q Co, will continue
The GROCERY COMMISSION and FoRwAhDiNG busn 'ss
at the old stand on the Basp, where they will keep
hand a stock of Guano, Plaster. Lime and Cement, for
sale at the lowest cash prices.
he returns Lis thanks tn the friends of the ale
md the public generally for the be al puironege
extended it, and hope by using his best exerlons, to
merit IA continuance of the same the
nd9 dts WIN r. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
MI L-,LANn0US
NEWS eROM AMELIA.

Asrlta CnuSrr. July Is, 1855
HTESSRs. DOVE 4 CO Last autumn l had very
vi fne horse injured in Of his hind iees 50 eadi,
"a TO cause TO swell the size OF mans head. on
which tried every remedy cou, hesr or fhi,k o.
ho,, r.l,sxi,s him Ia the least. During the fall the
swelling continued when y,uis Mr.. Arcner 1t. and
rsrornmruded your Turs Oil procured bottle, and
In very short time before had used The contents OF
one bottle the swelling subsidized an you could not tell
which les wa. mi ,red lie 10 nov well aud doing all
kinds Of farm work.
Very resi- eetlully,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

LNVIHW 4 TUBING AND COM MISSION
l. BUSlNESS.-The subscriber located on tho
Dock convenient the landi rs of the Steamers and
Vessels, is prepared forward, extremely low rate >
ALL KINDS or MERCHANDISE, TOBACCO o.
FLOUR, GRAIN, md other country produce.
lie will also give ms personal attett the sa, {
Flour Grain and Pro5uee and the purc Of Grocer e
His lncaon enables him to tor~url t,,uds aud PRO.
Once AT nboui one hat the cl ,u hicinand;
and from long experience the business all he "a IS
Trial to insure sati- faction
ALFRED S. LEE on the Dock
jy Is 3n Richunbd ,
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Fishing Tackle, Ac.

Fishing taGke. &C.
Az + are rereiv,rR ever. wrsis by express. ISL
w ING TACKLE Ia Nhjca invite ths attention
Of al persons wanting aoY.ling Ia l. ct line ~
Rods from u rec to siS Joints,
Trout rtda, with extrn tips, fall nouHtrd,
Four Joint fods at .,
Walking cnn reds In and ioints.
Silk grass hemp md hair iues. superior qn,lfly.
Citnvitntiou Limerick anl Virginia Hooks,
Bait rots with or without rods.
Plain and Gnc reels lndia Rubber h.h bait, need,es
nrhcini Il g. snnods and every ID ng in the sporting
line at the Gun stors W. -. & c. FISHER.
Opposite No,vsli House. Lynchbufg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

These vessels of the first class built in tho city oil
Baltimore, expressly for this trade and have superior
commodstons for passengers. They commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for tho trade
and who i'll spare exertion accommodates They
will be lowed up and down the rivers by and may
be relied to sail promptly advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York viii find it to their interest ship iy thi. ns
rs freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYok give satisfaction
Insurance can be effected in the Richmond Fire Assoc
citation by th. line at &c per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New York will be for.
.wafded free of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North.
ern port.
The vessels will lie IN Richmond in the Dock In New
York at Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip, foot OF Wall
Street
DAVID d VIM CURRIE Richmond } y
G. II. PIEEsON, NY IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND GIN HAND
= bBLS Slu,rt's {. Sugar.
- % !" q ound. Glal fed & Crushed 10,
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bis y. O. Molasse,
10 hhds. 7 r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Laguifa do,
10 " Prime old java do,
50 boxes Alamanline and Sperm Candles,
Large lot of Clover Orchard. Gras. and Timothy Seed
Call ,oon selling cheap
feb "a ts) YOUNGER & SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

DlFLES, PISTOLS, Nc.--We have on
IL hand very handsome assortment of Rifles Piss
tolls, &c, Ac comprising some very fine Rifles. hand
somely mounted with Germaa Silver; Saloon Rifles and
Pstols Sharps Rifles Colts Five Shooters; Aliens
Seicocking Psiols Cane Guns Foils; Hunting knives;
common Pistols of all Sizes Caps. o., &c. which
we invite the attention of the public
aug 9-ts j. ID GREGORY & co.
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RICHMOND, January IC, 1850

RICHMOND, January IC, 1855.
Mossrs. DOVE g. Co.-For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon, had ulcer on the shin bone of onp
of his legs; he had the very best medical advice
and the strotest attention from myself tie s,re m.
been repeatedly pouced and burnt with caustir al IA.
ervas' whilst giving and applying medicine lie has been
sept on low diet and also kept perfectly quiet with IN,
limb eevated sometimes the sore woul be ns arge a.
M Iuir o mans hand. and at others no larger than
halt dime. and when it has attained this small
size would break out again. | became entirely dis.
conrat ed abcnt it, and day, while in your store
asked You what mist do for il; YOU gave II bttle Of
your IN OIL and after using bottles (bv the drce.
ton,) it MAS entirely healed. Previous to the time d
using 1t, he Ind lost months from his work. but since m
has n"vet lot single day. will a Id that have es.
pen'ed use c<Sl,, his limb, about two hundred at1
hiiy dollars aud II gives pleasure to add to the
ny N have, his testimonial OF the virtues of YOU
iohr olL' Very respectfully.
s. e. SHELTON
La coPy-ruolishcdh by permission from lady in t6.'
ciy'1 June 3.i6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

LkESW Aakk&EVAL.-rhe Family Grocery
l. has just received the following articles which
the subscriber would respectfully invite the attention OF
his friends. customers, and thu public At large assuring
them that by calling NJ The Family Grocery they viii nd
the largest and beet Beef Tongues seen in tins
market also n nice lot Dried Beet B.l gna Sausages
Dried Sheep Tongues; superior lot Of Blooms, fine
ertcle of Black, Imperial and Gurpowdel Tca; good
assortment ol Hosiery for ladies', genemen and chl
dren also mary fancy articles such Perfumes, Soaps
Cloth Hair and lla Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs
Long Combs ior ehildre md other articles too
tedious mentions; al of which will be sold cheap fo
cash, IN erchange 10, current Bank notes May be
added 10 the above list Spices of all kinds ground up
In papers for family superior atice of Mus
tard and Red Pepper Call quick before all be gone.
iy 1919 ]. y. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

hISSOLGTiGN.-T concern of VIII re &
- JORDAN is this day Dissolved by mutual con-
sent T. c. Jordan having purchased the entire interest
of Mr. White will alone attend to the settlements of
the concern. HUGH WHITE,
aug Oats T. C. JORDAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
MERCHANDISE.


Il LW B0DOAS AN8ABNs n NUOhNs.s y
~ Mccormick Camp before SovnstopoE
The Two Gasfdiaas-b; the shihor oil Heat Ease;
Hearts Ess.-s new lot.
Kenneth Nv the
Castle Builders--by the
Chemistry ~ Common Life
The E,cap.d Nun--d.dcated TO the Proteffsnt. Of
America;
The Couscf ipt--by Dumasi
Sam Slick IN search Of a VIE
The Eclaotic 10 August.
The Ion.ion AT journal for Augu,;
Eduhurr, R,view for J ai,i
Household Wor1s FOR sentea ,er;
Frank Lesbos Journal Ii pismbei'
Joy sud Ess,--tof 5oane Motberi;
The Mcr,i rrob,- rs in lsafs
Al, a full and compel 'ock ct School an ei"ssi
chi Books Al at prices that cannot fail plehse
nar oRf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
FOURTH OF JULY.

sOssb vi
LNEN AND EXCITEMENT AHEAD-Ihe arri
l. val OF the celebrated Equestian Company and Me.
nsgcro of Robinson 4 Eldrsd. whpee performance
stand unrivHlled IN t il any other country.
We will be receiving second supply of Spring ND
Summer Cuthing from this time until the 1t ot JniA
al.o a largo stock of Gentlemen furnishing Goods, i
all descriptions. These Coo Is mr., A. 81 the first Fl So
and will be sold AT small advance for cnsh. I'm
friends from The county, who intend visiting lyrel.
burg during the approaching anniversary Of American
Independence, viii hhve opportunity OF furnishing
themselves from stock. II is almost nnnecessa
ny for here, Tor elegance, snle materials
and Workmanship our Gends cannot be surpas.ed
GLASS X RAINE, J. DIXON. Agi.
franklin Cloth and Clothing House. Bank Sqnareop.
pns;e The Farmers Bank. June %
VU>T ARRIVED, per =. - Railroad,
~ PEACHES md APPLES, und for sale chenp
tho Family Grncerv Of J. ~. SOLOMON
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tCOlslCE! H.ICORICI

IL receiving and have in store the following bra /
OF FINE Licofce, for sale ON consignments:
100 cases p and s. Sticks
30 do I nncco do
20 do /. G do
apll3-ts MCDANIEL, HURT e. PRESTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13

Bruises and Sprains, Cracked Heel
Ulcers and Fellons. Sore Back
scaids AMI Burns. Splini and Spawn.
Sore Legs AMI Chilblains. Sweeney and Poeeyl,
Fresh Gut Wounds, Withers and Marbles
tramp nnd letter. Chnfe and Chesfounder
Stngs Of Insects, Ringbone and Sandcrnck
ouhds under the Nails, Wndg al and Numhness
Unnamed Breasts Saddle Gall and old Strain
wan uiar idmors. Swelled Legs and
Stiffness of Joints
warranted to cure, and no dnnger from exposure
cold.
Applied to burns at once. it leaves 10 scar.
Prce so aud 2j cents bottle
toi sale by STROfHER K WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg Va,
DOVE 4 CO,
Sole Propretors Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-13
MERCHANDISE.

Attest A R R1v LIN 4 w
IL SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GUODs.-Jus,
an. ned OF Philip w Paynus k,les corner. Main St,
n superior stock OF DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Ca.simeres, Yesing., Linens. and LADIES doops, OF
NIL kind. Call and examine.
aplll-ts w. "A = n.
OIlCE-The subscriber, having purchased OF
Y John A. Franhlin his interest in the concern OF
Franklin Brother < Co.. will continue the business in
ia, .ane house next door Liberty Warehouse, under
the firm and STYLE of franklin Il Brother They return
their thanks to their frie und the public generally
Tor liberal patronage extended 10 them lei the sor
time they have bee IN the Grocery ard Commission
business aud respectfully solicit continuance t
the same prom sng their best exer'ons 20 give
81 isflction to all who may do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
iano-Jts EDWARD FRANKLIN. JR.
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HATS HATS HATS K
y SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1850 ~

EM HAT IN ES! HATS! Nv
- SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. =
GTlTZER will introduces the Spring style Dless Hat,
~ the first Saturday in March, for the inspection of hi.
customers and the public generally which will be found
tn surpass any Hat in this market, in beauty stvp
quality and hnish. Also, lot of bcautifl new style
soft Hats for young Gents. All those desiling fine
Dress Hats. to eclipse any thing in this Market will
please call at the sign OF tie BLUE HAT.
Ali kinds Of Hats made to order with neatness and
dispatch. Customers Hats dressed IS usual.
mnt3.is WM STITZER
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LINE OF Richmond "A.

AND NhH-ioah pACkErS.--Ths ~
home line 10 composed Of the following vessels and
sails trora EewYork every three days. All owned In
the city OF Richmond, viz:
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cocoa. CTEOCO

~ Just opened at the Cash Store 100 pairs French
Corse., coorrd and while-a beautiful article at s. IS
worth 3d. 100 pair superior Black CATER Boots at
S.50-a great bargain; Freach Shirt Bosoms at IS cts
worth Sl-so netlrng new. Please call and examine
them. sop Is JOHN ABRAHAMS
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aug 20-ts CRAWFORD & RICAHRDS'.
PUILRING MATERIALS mt COST.
- Having determined Ia close stock If Carpen-
:ers. Harlwa eard Building Materials incndng nm ex-
tensive assortment OF Locks, Hinges, Screws Window
Glass, &c &c the whole stock ia offered n
cost Those wishing any thing ia that line would con-
suit their interests by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere ma,f4ts A. WINSTON
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DURE OIL OF AK FOR SALAD,
Il TsyIors Londpn Mustard. just arrived.
june Is t. r. STABLER & co.
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Aud for sale by J. H. Seay, d. R. Lyman.
Thompson X Co, r, Snbler X Co. Lynchbug, Va.
by daa 'ers in Medirinos e,cr,nioie. SEM
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kNOR rem l.-The rick dwelling House 1,is-
l. back Of the Court II ouse-posses sion given im,e
diatey. Apply to Geo. A. Watson OF Henry Dnnnine
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