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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury comptrocrs commissioner Of
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board, and coast survev
Tho following brief indication Of the duties OF these
Offices ad Of the force employed therein respectively
Scoretarys Ocerion James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. r. G.. Washington Assistant Secretary
engineer in charge architect and three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
tary the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions OF the government and Of the
ouon CT the laws concerning the and navigation
of the United lie superntends the survey of the
coast the light house establishment the marine hospitals OF
the United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
FIRST Comprolier's O1ee.-Elisha Whttesey, ESQ., Comp
troler and hteen clerks He prcscbe the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public ands and reyes and certes the
balances arising thereon.
Second Comptrollcrs OGec.-John M. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller aud clerks He prescribes the mode
Of keeping and rendering the Of the army, navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and revse and
eert6es tho balances arising thereon.
Office Of Commissioner of he CustoaIIugh J. Anderson,
esq., Commissioner, and eleven clerks. He precribes the
mode keeping and rendering the OF the customs
and disbursements and for the building aud repair
Ing ustohouses &e, aud reyes and certes the balances
arising thereon.
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and certificates Of packages in tho
will The attention. and
drawing will be Immediately acr 1t is
o all order from
Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Sent eq-eodiIf Wilmington, Delaware.
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Hon. james Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and Of the Post ONCE Department nre assigned
by the constitution and laws TO the Postmaster General That
its business be tho conveniently arranged and pre-
pared or h final action IL Is distributed among several bu-
reaus, follows Tho Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General tie Contract once in
charge Of the Second Assistant Pcstmaster General; the
Finance Office in charge of the Ttd Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection Office, in charge of the chief
clerk.
hppointEnent O6ce.Horato King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this Office are
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
Of post Offices changes OF sites and names
removal Of posmaers and route and local
agasfs az also the giving OF instructions TO postmasters
Ponastcrs furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
en and the supentendence Of the several agencies
established for supplying postmssters with bsnks 10 tine
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship nes and Of the foreign and inernAona postal
arrangements. tt#N
Contract Oerwilliam ". DuDdas, osq-, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysx clerks 10 this OF
fee Is assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
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CITY FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Norgel House }
iynchburg, Virginia.

rs'HE ,uis ,5cr in etn' peaein- ftr h"''n''. OF
yea. hog. hay. II feiafa ~ trf' fn""l TO MS
old lends and customers L. IL, II ""iuge"rht ana
support he hn- received at sirh nnt, II many yenrs
and respectfully -o.ieis II 81 inlnsr =" iri h'"'s III
future, plrogile h,tu,ef dot uiins la H. spared to
give satisfaction 10 all. Not h,vas rtftuccd t." manu-
featuring department Of my business the nst year. the
dcprc,, ed Of ude lu lett lnd the argrs ANA
mosl splendid stock al aud fashionable furnlturr
f NY ,wn manufacture hltre exhibited IN this
ciy--embruc every mtieie II Housekeeping, from
IT, hchen tu the or nihs planest an cheapest
10 the finest manufactured. lie earnestly invites an in
spcc i'm OF b. nr-r and beautiful assortment -! Hose
,vnod nnd Alru-uy Furniture iro aii"l,il = t" Pur
,a-c pluntl.iis ltdureu ents lttofr ottrd In
his market. Al wo,k ntlefe t,oin ms House war
Inhcl Ia give sal ~aclion no sui
Han and Shuch Mntun.s's nafa IL ordcl al the
shortest notice aud the ,n,,i ,,al,th'Ie l'ru~.-
Mahogany and Walnut Cofha- and rl2 m Mo,aIic
Burial Cases furnished all tmos, dny night md
grcatly reduced price,. y WIN 'TUN,
n. 49, ! have appointed John II. G. Winston my
agent for the settlement aud collection of NV bond,
and accourts, up the Ii Ianuary, 1879 All
persons in icbtrd TO me respectfully requested t.
settle my standing debts aud accounts mt 81 be
closed up that time without deay. w
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port walthall Line.

TINHE beautiful and favore steau,blnt I-H~s p
l. AUGUSTA. under tho command Of Sr-s<zas5Sssx
Capt. VIM. O. Smith, $50 long and tasofably known ~
the travelling community the Potomac and James
2iver.) is running on the line vim Port Wal
ihall,and is furnished with LII l. II "a Y = =,
Life Preservers, Force Pumps ana ali the a. planrc'
luired by Act of Congre.s the safety 1T
.ngers.
The Cars running IN nexion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depotut
every MONDAY. WeduesdayaRi fridaY url"ck
Persons a~ri.inc in Richmond. by the Packet Sonts
have but a few ste,s walk 10 tlr Car.
The Cars rdnni & from Petersburg 10 tity Point ia
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
uays as above, at from the Depot Of TIA" ArPo
matox X Co, us giving passenger an opportunity
to 60 from Lynchburg e ther.hy the Packet Boats
Danve Rsirnad Richmond. or by way Of the south
Side Railrrsi Peicrsbute aud from there
ing to Norfolk.
Returnns the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
rate day. via: Tuesdays, fhnrsday and Saturdays,
So An
The Augusta will stop al Old Point. both going AID
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point - o.
Fare between Richmond Coke's, Rings Mil and
Grove Wharf ---------..--....-.....-- 50
Children three years and not twel'e
years Of age, half price.
meals,each,. ''' ou
serYanfs through, 81
Servants t. any point oa 1t eriver,.......... 90
Meals, ..=............ 90 %
iun s6dscts THoS poDAMEAD,Sppf
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Hampshire county Va Mich 1t. 1891.
Read the follow ing Ccruhcnte irem Indy cnlor
by Postmaster L. =. Cooper;

AAFuN bkndt.
Hampshire county. Va Mach 1t, 1891. !
Mr. r. u. Cooper Drur 81; Agreeable II ,"ur re-
quest. and my desire to beuet tie aItrtrd. ter"
by certify the great relief haye received from the
Of Homp,oa's Vegetable T,Hciurc
taken with violent yDipiafion, rather tut
teriug AMI trembling of the lrnrt, wa .outnurd
era day., it seemed fml healt lad aisest forgotten
its office. The family became alarmed aud procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine and benie had taken
bottle of this Tnef@f ef HamP'oa's Nas
tirely relieved
This is the mira instance Of relief in my fanny
the of this valuable Medicine. I 40 thr,r
agol laid with liberation ot my mike from fleet
of what is generally called milk leg had lost n taste
and appetite, and the sore VII ch was so1o fer aches
up and down and half way around my ankle, rejected
every effort to heal it until procsred Hamptons Veg
etable Tincture bottle OF which restored my health,
healed my ankle, and am trcer from swelling than for
the last thirty years
Again, of my daughters very low from
dysentesy, and when she began sit up her feet
menced swelling. which increased every n' aud began
to be very painfui--she ustd hottie of HamPton''
fracture; the pains assuaeed, the swelling sub
81 led and her health retnrnelwe kept her legs ban
daged with strips of wooden until hen strength returned
have been thus particular, that others IN Ter similar
circumstances might be induced to avail themselves u
this remedy. Yours with respect
EIzAnErH EpwARDs.
do hereby certify that l am personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards, and can saleiy recommend the IA
bove statement TO be correct
f. + COOPER, Postmaster,
Ccpun b cfgc. Hamps niro county, Va,
rg~DecOe Ladies and Children will please give a
trial.
Space waI not prmh 10 name hundreds Of others, as
Geo. W. Goodrich. Capt Thos Canoi Robert Gaut,
james Smyth cured of rheumatism
John Pervall S, A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V. Esk.
ridge. u s. Navy, and thousands oi others cured ot
Dyspepsia, Scrofuls Cough Liver Complaint Bronchi.
tbs, St Vitus Dance &c We refer to our own citizens
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth of

Hardware, Cutlery. Guns, SaddleIy, House
Furnishing Goods, &c. &c.
fHTGOai 4 RUl ALL having determined ~ make
u arhangc 10 their business. viii oner hou 10 day
i, lirg- and most able stock o Hardware. Cut
Ien r. 40 ever tore hered in tins market. great
> reduced ptcrs Tor cash. hanv atfeies al and b'otr
50ft
l. t,q4lipg To- c.o.e mp tho b. sine.s speedily NJ
po.-lr tn,y cordially invite oil iaslebfed To the old
ronfrrn It Gregory Ru,ElI and the concern Of
Gre-nly Royoll SimPson In pay NJ u longer indut
gene caunut be RIyrn
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MEKRN CnIslsTMAs.

TIVE tme for fiieB y greeting, merry making nnd
J. hnIida, rilis !. cue at iaad. Would yum give
- an absent fiend iareHt .i.i"r brotct laser. n
mementn wticl. f1r year. crnr. viii bear ncfensnf
yulue to tn fsripft AMI Oft CARED uPaa, leea'i
with love aud eHifilad only the k,rdue-' 1t henii
which prompted M gift hut the form md features 81
the dan,r3 / -. ra.tr MINIS 4 TANNERs, nd
have a families isrHes. taken aud place., ia car
ring ~ loo ket of ,apr selection, lrnm thin afRt
assortment. tHaa sbieh acceptable git eotd
mol b. chosen.
y nj wat fora IA day, but remember The iaot thu
pictures nken ut TUX PnproGHsPnic DA6GtRRfAh
GALLERY equal, well in c"udy clrnr weather nnd
Imperfect picture n any proc IA NJ Vrr suffered II
loare raoa4. which lari explains scret Il u
unpa rnlleled populaf'y md -uccrs.- Cal in n ~
come from tie car. at the cpnerci,u- entrance ga
Main II 81 dnar from rnrucr of Hrl gc.
MlNNIS 4 TANNER,
dec 1877. Pfactichl Dagucrreatyrist-.
tF-0nu8y fsf.s advertising foru., copy.
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-Four U00rS abOre The Wdfktf H0uSt.I
The undersigned would respectful invite the attention
ufthc friends aud the public esncudy 10 thrir new
stock of FALL and WINTER GDOpS, consisting ol
Boots. Shoes. Hats aud Cnp Trunks. vnlisc$, Carpet
Bugs, School SHclcls, &c ;Gem'- Boot- al tbrr own
manufacture. md thd Of J Mjl'sN Sons also J. Miles
\ Son, double waterproof bouts SUPER or article -
Ladies' Cloth and Md tiaeis. }nskin Bootcrs Whole
Boots, &c; Misses aud Chddrcus Shoes OF all kinds
aud sizes; Buys Boots and Shor.i Servants Shor,-a
superior aitjcle Gent, fine Molcslin Hats, Nebraska
Know Nothing, Young Anerie,. Wide II Wake and
Sluuchr- ot different hind, Al.o vnricty OF mems
aud boy Gays, chldlcns' Cnrs AID Fubans In few
days viii ~, Give our Easiern Clouds. cnmrri-iug
mems nnl boy's CoHtsc Boots, Shoes Ne and then We
any with -nl, ~ TINT stock VII hrb- complete
an, oil, red II, this unISctwbich " Hell cheap
~ anybody in the All W. o-k is call, aud So"
for youi,tL FKErN Eli HALL.
oct lu.t7mnr
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
IA ~ q = 6;ss;ss4g zsss.z..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

4 PASSENGER TRAIN or CAhS 1,-,yns tho n,
pot In Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted at
10 nioeh NJ ana arrives at Burke,ille nj the m
tef-eetioh oil the Richmond and Dan,ille ktIi.fnnd
at cioek,A connecting lay hat Road with Ales-,-
/. tlegg Co Stage Liue Ton Charlotte Court itaus,
Halifax Court i"l-e. DanviIIe and Greensbora' l.
ahi hfNtS al Tie flv'r, ~ mile below Isnelburs.
al Il P. NJ coLhettfg ticro with Jacket which
afflNes IN Lyhehhuig at at hiatt lH,' Two.
he reinfG tram ieav Lynn hlrgrr $50 A. NJ
arriving Ia etefsburs NJ $50 orocl p. NJ. re- pas.
S.nse's Nh haNe an opportunity to dine. Tie tiain
VIII hhNe faimNlle at / 10 two o'clotk p. NJ. a, 1t
puhrS ale AT 10 J. p. m, arriving 10 Prtet s5urg il
''e Tor Inc ''~ih, grng Month South. connecl ill.,
Wy nc fday WIN the AfromatoN Rail
M Tue si' MUD steu u>lps Rauuoke aud james
t'wh Tor \. w-1oik, which leave GIN Pima at
hhd every wednesday =" tn steamships Tor rGla,.,pla.
Which iease Gity l",lt the sumo hour
insssi gers hte'fnns I" rrna Petersburg the =
night tan tahe tie n,orti,- TIA Month al a. A. NJ.
the James hlvef Bouts Od mt Nnrinik npJ I3aItl-
more at 8. IL. South ut . q lock
A.
Arrangements have been nude hy vhich Though tick.
els between the following iu,'s may be procured u
the annt xed lHtos
Between Petersburg aud Lyuchhurl through IN
sixteen hours -----.----- - %
between Petersf nfg ahd tie Sweet Sulphur
Springs, through duys,.--.--...---.. 3 10
Between Petersburg md " ii,e SUI htr S r nv,
through IN two ..---..-....-.. g 50
between Peterslne q Danvi,, through TWEEN.
;, 'y-''ut nouis, ------------ -.--..---- -
between Petersburg a Giee sbor' \ c, thro'
IA TWO day.. --..---.. 10 o.
between Petersburg and Salisbury y. Z. tlYoulh
Hetween Petnsb and Chnrloltr, ...-......$ s 90
freight train t,ase- the PcJersl urg Dtp.t ever,
Monday " ednesdn. and Friday morning 81, "A. and
returns the same diys. ANY person wishing liz,
taleS Il freight htnn freight lisl hy calling u o
III" Agent at the Peiersbme Depot
OFT A = -
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MUSIC SALOON.
NEW HoOAs,-NEw HOOKS!!

DAiNE 4 CHRISTIAN have Just received the
L following New Works:--
Memoir and sermons of Rev VIM. J. Arms rong, D.
u edited by Rev, Hollis Rood. Price 81
Later Years,
hununny in the Cit,, by Chapin,
Things as they ae in America by Chambers,
Life in the Clearings cerSps thu Bush, by Mrs Noodle
Mlle Stones in uur Life Journey,
NaNim- of Washington, by Schro dar
jay Female Scripture Chlracters
TIE Sandwich Islands. with cngravines,
General Notions of Chemistry,
The Orators Touch Some,
Monsley,
Farningdoe by Jpronc Thomas,
Litr'- Lessons,
/ Z Wite's Victory. b, Mrs Suuthworth,
Cummings Lectures To tha Seven Churches
Chi'on and other Regions ofthe Conquered and on
querors,
beautiful set OF Scotts Novels, in 81 vols,
lrvine's Works.
jan % ia
RI.ANkS ElR 8 Al a
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Will you Read the Truth ?

Medicine must have merit and ereht mefit.to stand
"A the ofpub'c orifnon. No an 'f man car
gslvanise worthless ertrie keerit up good
tnedicine II il he really
cool medicine will Inv. be popular, and
tent sales year after year ste Of opposition.
The peor lie readily fnd virtues, nnd the fame ct
them pssses from mouth 10 mouth with rapdtS
than newspapers spread il living witness irsti.
flying ne medicine bss made Tor HIM is of fur
service than any ne~sIaper advertising.
In proof of shai say above, refer you to
HAMPTON'S VEGETBLE TINGTURE, and its e.
fects Its praise is in the mouths of mutiudcs. The
best in country give thcir testimony 10 its
wonderful Among them Hon, II.
Clay, Hon. Rich, NJ John Ton, ice President Of the
United States, with hundreds of others Capt Thonns
Canot--brother the ceehratei physician Of the
Emperor of Fanee-wu. cured by II Of II disease Of
Yeas standing after the ski OF all the Doctors ot
Europe and America had failed u ,ure.
TRUTH is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.fnolher CURE by HANPTON'S TfNCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, epery lchere, bear the same
Testimony.
Real the following Ccrr,hcate trem Indy, endorsed
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For Sale

ltDnnn in Bonds of the South SIDE Rail Road
DcVSJV Goa pany. bearing i per cent, At "A
price that VIII pay er reut. These bond. secured
by mortgage the Road and guaranteed by III" city ol
Petersburg. aid IN amounts al S5up md $1,000 A ~
lr~rrntle investment for captuii>ls
aug l7-ls PETERS. SPENCE a. &C.
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MERCHANDIDE.
SECOND SUPPLY NEW GOOD,

- The subscribers now opening Tor ia-reelon
their SECOND SUPPLY Of ,en-onable Goods, rrceht-
Is NJ. ia-ed l. ,h1r ssnior partner In New I'm,
iei L, IhtIt September pure asa. makes men
-ack 10y null mi al the most lrartiye eYer"tpttd
tn Ia. 8ak nh ing al eHcW ct e-ot tADib
DRESS GOODS. i Sias, >atins Vniencas, ho0slin,
Mrtinos a.. Lsdrs Nelse', Satin aud Cloth Claaks
ralna, trefoh Emhroider'e. ~ gIeat variety. among
wlieh M eAtin lir Of Maltcso ihce and MUM
Sleeves a COLLARS. \ general 4ItneHt o Gl1ths,
Cn,,p.rez and sestines fu. Gentlemen y navy stock
of Servants Good. such Pulled Liaseys, Saitneis
Pad Lindsey md Bnnk T.. Cnrp.is, Rugs, CrGmb
Cloths and Duo Mat. Together Is ith all goods be
longing t,tte Dry Gseds trade, "a any which have
been ur hased for mucf less ttln they could rnye been
bad enr, III the All # winch thy deter
mined 10 sell low. aud only ash examination is all
they AK Ia insure satisf ctiun
6.vIIdt. JOHN T. DANIS& CO
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Low Fare from Lynchburgt0 Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

On and inter III 10Th Juy, our Boats will ltavc
!. nrhbWE Tor Rieha,nd, l'i-wtckk, via: Tuesday,
Thursday y Saniduy,u p ga, or directly alter the
rival o the Western Passengers from lynchbnrg
two nights aud one day the Buats: nnl those
who hnva hu.iacss il Richmond, without lossin
time, save - 10. 10y taking lhsrou,c Won Charlotte
viie ri weekly coaehes in 81 jttsvilt; leavc
Lvnclburs IN, nrrivr in Cha housewife day
pm 10Y EDMUND DAVE Nlok1
tult
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

M f have han aud ior e,,i< pair of these
w superior Mil Stones. Iho.r IN want would de-
well 10 call soon. LEE X JON NSON
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Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road

ca s,1.a .,ss n. ~
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
rlNilE Pas srnecr fnn. this road viii fol
Trains LE4TE PETERSBUSG.
Accommod 'tion,.dai, Sundays excepted 81 A.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Express, daily at.----. ---. 3 A.
Accommodation. Sundays exec ptcd Ut.---..-sA NJ
The Express and Mail TAIN Gom peer.hu 8
connect nj Richmond with the Trains goilg Mouth fo
Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia and New lo.k.-
The Express mains al,o with the trans the
Virginia Ceiual Railroad Tor Charlottesville, Sauntoo,
&c.
Through Tickets Cor Washington at.---..-....s 80 90
a.imore Rt----------.-..- an
Philadslphiu Mt. .-...-..-. 90
Can Ne procured the Ticket Office in Petersburg
The Express trains do stop for way passenger, -
The Mail trans will only stop Port al ha and
Clover II IN Junction Halt Way Station aud Maa,hes
ter The Aceommo laion trains viii stop for way as
sengers.
Fare for white persons 81 IS; Children over
twelve years of age, 81 cents; Cololed
n servants ear 81 cents.
Servants will be permitted in first class except
when in attend lnce inunt children. sick PARSONS
absolutely requiring their cnrc, which the
| pri, e as for white ersoHs Will be charged.
| discount OF 10 cents will be made each fare
when tickets are procured the office and 10 persons
! rcttine the where no tickets sold
Servants travelling by themselves be furnished
l,v ih-irmasters with two pnsSes. that be
| retained the office, and il must be expire, aatea
IN the pass that they permitted 60 On the Ghfs
N. THE Trains will run by Richmond Zinc.
| THOS OODAMEAD. SHpf.
! Ofhc, II. & Z. RR Co
| oct 30.dAcls
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I CHAMPAGNE WINE - Champagne,
y VIM olthe most approved Brands ,n,yorted in
pint md pmrt bcttles, i,r snlc 10y
dec /, LEE & JOHNSON.
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INSTANTANEOUS
PIANOS, GUITARS. vIOLINs, &C

PIANUS, GUIINHS. VIULINs, NC.
DAYNE \ CHRISTIAN have naw n sore hne
Il assortment of fhan-, sase very beautiful and
arnnrg them is with Galeaan's En'ian nuschment.
aad several ssaond haui pm.as. = g#fslsa rtieos-
6a.i supply of iutns. price raHsiag iaom to $50
Also, full supp OF Niohns aud Flutes.
They would call particular attention 10 their Pianos
which are warranted u he equal to any Please cali
and examine the assortment, ia 26-ts
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

SccTrsYILLE, A bemine Co, VA,
Ma CHI 4th, 1853.
dessrs Mortimer g. MonbYay Gentlemen--Havine
been afflicted with Rheumatism for time IN it,
worst FORMS and being able obtain relief from
other medic mes. was induced to tr, "iamptonsVeg
etabe Tincture" few bottles OF which. am happy to
say, have made perfect cure.
Atthe time commenced using the fncture I was
scaycev able to walk | am now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pan"
y. ,,,l,, Il MAY
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THE + EMALE sly STEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris, ESQ Letter Alexandris,
va-After speaking OF wonderful cures on hin''f ne
.avs: MRS III has been suffering with the v-r com
plaint and with inability constantly complaining ioH
weakness, through her whole system She now enJoy'
better health than for thirty years being entirely resto'
ed by the use of Hampton's VegetaJte Tnctnre"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exuact from a
Letter from J. G ines ESQ.,, Louion county va M,
wife has for Yeas afflicted with great wee aess
pain in the breast side and back; paiPItatlon the
heart feeblene-s OF the stem; loss o. appetite
complexon salow; the sight of eye almost gone tte
other vesy weak. pleased to say, Hamtton .
Taeture has restored her perfect health Her eyes
are ms good now 5 ever they
Y-Call and get phamphlets
Sold by J. H. SEAY, e. CO.. Lyncil4rg; Sewers
Sco,tsville A. J. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by all
Druggists throughout theState | lar 24-dAcly
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$50 REWARD

ID Az aW1tY ffemthe suhscrbrr, oG the ljth Mayi n
IL negro man named MIKE belonging - Mr.. -
Dance at Puwhniun cHuuty Va, I'll" snd MORO = Il
bout # IN hes hgh; well set back-bctwref p aud
80 year. oil lie Wesfs Navy Cap, Vi orhrr rothins
not remembered Ihe aiasc reward, vail be- given !
delivered Ia me-. sr,fn ITO Va \ Tenn. Ri raad Ia
a.ki Gu, ", ot $lU i adfci IN Jnd Nhcte fne eel
him JACOB RUMBOudH
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-12
liIISCELLANEUUS 5.
.NOR PRIVATE SALE.-l

LNOR PRIVATE SALE very Likely
l. Girl about 20 senrs oi age. who Is an excellent
Seenstress and House servant. Tosny one wishing to
purchase her remain in the city arsan VII
be given. Applytp WV IL Mo>bh
ian l5.I3 AHst. ourrr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-12
NAI STITXER.

HuANO, Ge tNO. In eoosa qpencr al tho ~
" durtnu made b, the Peruvian AGENT in the price
NJ Guatn, will ru,c out stork at sj3 per 20uO
rs, CASH. Those IA waol viii p.ea-e call
our qnnHtity IS s.nnll. ". / ANDEKSON& co.
sep -
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ZINE of Richmond 4

AND NEN.YORk FACkETS-This saFs3
home line Is composed ct tue following vessels. al
snils from New York every three days. All owned
tile city OF Richmond, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-12

l.NOk kEN a-fhe Brick yelling House Just
l. back OF the Court House possession given mme-
diately. Apply to Geo A. Watson Henry Dunnng-
ton. dec 22.ts