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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-11-21
SMT rH'S
PHILADELPHIA Xxx ALE,

FdIIAUEIaE TIA AZ ALE1
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN APPOINTED
i Age It for the sale of Robert Smiths celebrated
ALE. lor Freehold and vicinity. Orders, by the
barrel or half barrel promptly flied Terms cash
on delivery WM. MIDDLETON.
Freehold, Oct. 10, 1Ss', ~
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AZ ENGLISHTnWN

AT ENGLlSHTOWN.
THE SUBSCRIBER is NOW CARRYING ON,
J. in all its various branches, the Carriage Making.
in the village of Englishtown. Having in his en-
ploy experienced workmen he feels assured OF being
able to give satisfaction in all cases.
All orders for light or heavy work. will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to- All work
done in the best manner, and at reasonable prices
JAMES EOWNE.
May SO 1855, s1-tf
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Cabinet Making.

TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
a itform the citizens of Freehold and its vicinity
that he is ready fill all Orders ahis line with
promptlcss and DESPATCH and is also prepared to
do repairing of all kinds in the best manner and
the most reasonable terms
~ UNDERTAKING 4S9
lie is also prepared to furnish C0FFlNS to order
to accompany funerals with helrse and attend to
all the necessary arrangeme ITS pertaining to that
branch of business. He has also Ice Boxes when
required for the occasion.
J. W. NELSON.
Freehold, August s, 1855 m 41-tf
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House and Lot
At Private Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
l. Sale the House and Lot whe e he now re iide; ;,
situated on Main street. be'ow the Young Ladies'
Seminary. The house is , story, nearly new and
built of the best material Thee are two rooms on
the first floor and three above. Also good kitchen
with bedroom and pantry attached, aid two rooms
above There is an excellent cellar under the house,
"a by %.
The lot is 40 feet front, 200 deep; adjoining lands
of Joel Parker and Dr. Freeman and the properly for
merly belonging to VIM llaight, dec.
y If the above property is not sold before the
18th of January, it viii be Offered at pubic sale
Persons wishing to locate in Freehold. viii find it
to their advantage to buy this property it will be
sold very reasonable.
Freehold Oct TO- 1850 50-tf
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ED.

GIXloR EIGHT EXERIENCED TAILoRESEsS,
- to work in the shop. Enquire at the Clothing
Store of ,fssfs., .s.J. Is, HAl. ". "AhD
Freehold April II. 1855 re A 24-tf
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

0ASSSAOb1O1A III OO~1 &4 bt10i S1l Ds
TUE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
Il listing under the name of COOPER & CoNovER
in the Carriage Making business is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Tile books Of account have been
assigned to D. NJ. g. r. G. Rue. and placed in the
hands of C. A. BENNETT for collection, to whom all
payments to be made.
WAf. COOPER
C. W. C0N0VER
Dated Aug H. 1855 Aft
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10.

and all other articles in my line, TO which additions
will constantly be made Purchasers will therefore,
always find as good and cheap an article here as can
be found anywhere. LIZ
Clocks, and Watches, ia
carefully repaired and warranted. Clocks always on
hand for sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same. JAMES NJ. HOPPER.
Freehold Oct. TO- 1856. If &
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New Saddle g. Harness
MANDATORY IN FREEHOLD.

C0WDRICK, TRUCK g. LAAIBERTSoN, WOULD
- respectfully inform the public that they are now
&sIM prepared to manufacture Harness. at their new
n establishment i'll Freehod in as neat and sub
Z stantial manner, and at prices as liberal as
they can be had elsewhere All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly executed
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, Horse
Brushes Cards and Curry Combs, constantly on hand
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets, and
Bells, in their seasons
Those of our friends who see fit to favor us with
call will find us in the shop formerly4occupied by
Ralph Hulse, as Hat Store
Eg Orders from distance will be punctuay at
tended to. ~ 9t
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronage have already received and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all cases, will
merit continuance of public favor
]. b. C0WDRICK,
CHARLES Truck,
DAVID LAABERTSON.
October %, 1854 lit
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Or 111E NATIONAL SAFETY FUND.
Walnut Street, S. W. Corner of Third St.,
PHILADELPHIA
Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania in 18419
TNIyE PER CENT. INTEREST is GIVEN AND
l. the money is always paid back whenever it is
called for without the necessity of giving notice for
it beforehand.
this Saving fuhhd On i ace5dtn oo PHt hf Bo4GS p
and convenience it affords, but any sum. large or
small, is received.
This SAYING FUND has more than half million
of Dollars securely invested for the safety of DEPOSIT
tors.
The Office is open to receive and pay money every
dav, from O'Clock in the morning till O'Clock in
the evening, and on Monday and Thursday evenings,
till o'clock.
People who have money to put in, are invited to
call at the Office for further information.
HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
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Tin MARE

large assortment of Tin-Ware always on hand,
and any article made to order or repaired, at short
notice Tin Roofing done in the best manner, and
on reasonable terms. Cutters and Leaders put up.
~ Old Iron, Rags, Copper and Brass, taken in
3r ade at the market price. 6,.f
Freehold Oct 10, 1866
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A NTIE0NY FREY THANKFUL FOR PAST FA-
N vors, woud respectfully Inform the public that
them the old stand opposite the is1e
has just received new and eNte lsive stock of Per-
funcry, Shaving Cream, Bay Rum, SC, which will
be furnished cheap W.
~ Lyons celebrated Kathairon and Bachelors
Hair Dye, always hand for sa e. applied may
be desired.
~ Razors honel and ground. Shampooing
done in the most approved style. Give us call.
Freehold Ano Is 1855 42-tf
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Prepare for Winter!
THE
Place to Buy Stoves.

T. MANNING HAS JUST RECEIVED THE
IN. largest and best assortment of COOKING
PARLoR and 0FF4CEtsT0YES, for Coaand Wood
that has ever been offered in any town in the comly
of Monmouth, and can sell them CHEAPER than
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT in the county.
have got the Best Cooking Stove
for Wood, that can he produced in the United States
challenge the World to beat it for Cooking, Beauty
Economy, and durability. This celebrated Stove
cannot be bought in any other establishment in the
county, except A. T. Mannings Stove stese, in South
street, Freehold s
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Clocks, and Watches, i
New volumesl Subscribers may begin Now.
i LIFE STRATED:

50 New Volumesl Subscribers may begin Now.
aal LiFEflLLUSTRATED:
A FIRST-CLASS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, De
IN voted to News Literature, Science aud the Arts
to Entertainment, Improvement and Progress One
of the Best Family Newspapers i'll the World. ONLY
Two DOLLARS year. VIZ
THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL:
Devoted to Hydropathy its Philosophy and Pr lctice;
10 Physiology aid Anatomy with numerous Illus
trations i; and those laws which govern Life and
Health Illustrated. 81 year
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL:
Devoted to all those Progressive measures for the
Elevation and Improvement of Mankind Amply
illustrated. 81 year.
FOR Tna 70 DoLbARs copy of each of these three
Journals will be sent. one year Agents wanted
81 FOWLER AND WELLS,
4 .se No, sos Broadway, New York.
octobe- 81, 1853.
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SHAVING
And Hair Dressing.

Freehold, August s, 1855.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13
For OldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port walthall Line.

TINHE beautiful and avorile steamb w.t. - a
l. AUGUSTA, under he command ofS-Ssn2ss=I7K-
Capt VIM Q. Smith, 80 long and favorably known Ia
the travelling community the Potomac and James
2ivcr.) is running the lane via Port Wal
thai, and is furnished ~i,h l. I Il Il Ii OA rs /,
Life Preservers, Force Pumps, aud all the a. pance'
quired by Act of Congress the safety af
myers.
The Cars running Ia nexon with the Augusta frnn
Richmond leave the Richmond and Peetshurg Depot on
every Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY g O'Clock A
Persons sri, ing in Richmond by the Packet Bouts
have but a few steps to walk TO the Cars.
The Cars runnif G from Petersburg 10 City Point il
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
davs as above, at74 A. from the Depol The Apo
n1attox r Co. thus giving passengers an opportunity
60 go rom Lynchhurg either by the Packet Boats
Danville Railroad 10 Richmond, by way of the South
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta illleaye Norfolk the alter
nase day, Tuesdays, Thursday, aud Saturdays,
Sc An
The Augusta will stop Old Point, both going AID
returning regularly throughout the Bathing sehson.
Fare between Richmond Norfolk and Old Point 81 90
Fare between Riohmena Coke's Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf .-.-....--..- --.--..----..... 50
Children three yeat- aud not twelve
years OF age, half price,
Me'sis, each, .-------------. 90 ~
Servants through, .---...-.--. ! 80
Servants any point ~ river. 90
hesiS ..---..----. W ~
Jan a6-ds cts THOS. DODAMEAD.Sapf
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.

fIfHE time for friendly greeting merry making anu
i holiday gifts i. c.ose al and. Would youf give
/, an absent friend patent, sister hfotNer OF lover
which ton years coma, viii bear increasing
vune the recipient and a. on fazed uPa7, recall
with love and gratitude not only the kndHoa. at h'hi'
which prompted tr gift but The form ard features al
the dunrrf II 80, 60 to MINIS 4 TANNER \, ard
hayea faultl,ss kcnc'- takcn and Plaec'i IN case
ring ~ ockrt. of selection iron thoif htf"
assortment, than which more acceptable git could
not be- chosen.
Don't wait form e, day, but remember the lat thai
pictures taken At ThE PHorodRAfme DheuERKkAh
GALLrnf equally well in cloudy a clear weather aud
Imperfect picture NJ any price IL n"ver suffered Il
icarc roo1av which fact explains oHf s,crci 81 IN
unparalleled ropuary md success. Cnll in a. yo'
COME f. ON hc cars. the conspiei'us chtrunce ~
MAN vt 80 door from corner Of Bi Pe.
MINIS &TANNER,
dec Ia T.. Fncticnl Dsguerepypist'.
~ Country pap.fs advertising lfpu', copy.
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, SaddleIy, Houi
Q,n Q,z

Hardware, Cutlery Guns, SaddleIy, House
Furnishing Goods, &c. &c.
ItREGOhl y ROY ALL hnying determined To mike
VI change ia tner business, viii ohor hom To day
the largest aud dr-fabIe stock OF Hardware. Cut
l,y A. a. eyer b. fe lsred IL tins market great
y reduced prices for cash. Many ortes al and bfow
10a -
t.tdng 10 c.u,c up their bu.inrss as speedily as
po-lhe. icy cordially invite ali indebted 10 The old
couetrn of GreFory \ Kasli md the ute concern 81
6rcany, Rp,al Simpson toPay up ionger i"dui
Renee cannot be gwen
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RAILROADS., sTHAMB0ATs, &C.
SOUTfI-SlDE lsAELKOAn
Ia ~ - sssa.zsl zs;s:s:
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WIN Ift ADVANCEMENT
fAoSENoER TRAIN Or CABS I,nyr. ia. n.
IA pot IN Pete sburg eyrry ,ny SUNDAY ..r,.,,I ,
10 CLOCK M, AM ht11ses Bnrhcvile at IL. IA,
aersectioh oil tn" Richmond and DansiIc kni-Ensd
a. :" e'och,A eonneting by hat Road with hes.rs
T. fhss Co Stage IIue tof Charlotte Couft House.
iiuiiiaA Count House, Danvillr and Green,born'
aha arriving At lie fiv'i miles bnlow L,u,hburg
" - r NJ co'neotIf therr with Jacket l,,ut vhi,I,
a'.Se~ !" Lyhchbme at al hut pus lWo
nc i'i",h tfhln Ieag j. nehbafga al S3G A. NJ
"','.s u e'e'sbuis al 30 "'eioc NJ IL pus-
wiz nave an uppuiiEhIly to dInr lie n ain
WI I'hFe faIm'lIle at 4 IL twi, a'rio k ? A. N
puihr> e ~ 10 !, p. M, urrlyiue 10 P,te ,lnrg !,
he iur me t@ihs e"lns Noilh ar South. rnrl..riin,
every ineS"hy @G friday with tie ArI"n att,x Rni
h"nd With lie spl' noId sta ~ips k,,,p,,aa 4 I,
i,wh Tor \ m-ioik, whirhIth,e On, p,,,#.,7
mi every Henestt, ia steamships t,,r rnlnd,ubi,
which leave '!hy Poi,t the .aur hour.
las'' gers pieierriEs Ia runa N Petersburg tie over
night, can take tht n,sanh : ,ra.r NofIh al a. AM
more al O. A M "t the GAYS iohe South, III O'Clock
A..
Arrangements hive lern nn,e l,y Which through ,iel.
els BET wean the following ro'as noy be procured ut
tie annexed rutes:
Between Petersburg and Lynrhburt. through IN
sixteen hours, -....-.-...-.-.. 3 90
between Petersburg nnh Tie Sweet Sulphur
Springs, through in wo day s,.-.. .-...---.. 8 90
Between Petersburg and hire Sui hur s ncs
thi"ngh IN two daysf.--.- Y 50
Between Petersburg Danyilie through - TWEEN.
ty-t"ur hours, -.--..-.-. 8 25
Bctw' EN- Petersburg Cree sbor"' y e, thto
IN Two days. ---e--.--..--.--.- -....-... 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. y /. H. eoulh
between Peter sbuIe and Charlotte. $lS Ou
A freight train i,uve. the Petersburg Depot every
Monday Nednesdn, and Friday morning 81 -, s.,nd
'rt"rns the same days. Any rtrson wishing see II
rates II freight ,btain freight list by calling uto
'lle Agent at the Petersburg Depot
oct Its f.. j. " IL. sur S s. r. r.
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Mr. H. p Caorer- r)en, Sir: Asrerabi, l., ,,,,, =,
ouest and my own lesre ia hcne6, !, . atlr,.d nor,
by certify the ereat r,ief have received from The p
of Bqmplou's Vc0et,Lls Tuc,unc
was taken with violent yl,, ot,ou ar rather AM,
teripr and trembling of the art wi ,l continued scv
eral DAYS il seemed a. If m, hear, nd almost orro.n
its Office The family became qiur,ncd and procured
bot,Ie of this veluabla MeJeip, and ell, ba mi ~,
near one bottle of mi, Tiac,1ys J B,1p.eps wn. en-
tirey relieved
Thi. i. the third iastance Of eief in my family I'm
the of this valuable Medicine Tso or three
agoi was laid up with liberation 81 my a"he from Rrcr
OF what is generally called milk leg had lost n taste
and appetite and the sore W" oh was sorne toy inches
up and down, and hall way around my ankle rejected
every effort to neal II untll procured hnmpions Veg
etab'e lincure'one bottle OF which restored my health,
healed my ankle nnd am tr'ct from swe'ng thsn tor
the last hiffy gears
Ag0tn one OF my daughters was very low from SEVER"
dysentery and when she began 10 sit up her feet com
menced swelling, winch increase every la aud bernn
60 be very paintu-she used bottle OF HamPtoa''
Tsactsre; the pains were assuaged, the swelling sub
SIZED and her health Ielnrnel--"c kept her legs ban
daged with strips OF wooden until her strength returned
have been thus particular, that others er similar
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT TIE
SHOE ~ HAT EMPOKIlJN, kEA
MAIN srREET, LYNCHBuRG. VA
DuorS uhore tbe NdrLet Uouse.

(Fom Doors aboue the Market House,
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
81 their friends and the public generally their
stock oi FALL aud WINTER GOODS consisting Of
Boots, Shoes, flnts mud Cup, Trunks Vases, Carpet
Bugs, SrhoDl Snclol- &c ticnr's Boots oi their
manufacture. and TINT OF j. Miles Sons also J. Miles
\ Son, double waet-prout Boots. Il super u article
Ladies 10th mud Kid t,aitcrs. uskn Bootces, Whole
Boots, e.; Misses aud Chdrens' Shoes of all kind.
and szrs Boys Boot, and Shoes Scrynuts Shocs--a
-uperor a,rcr. Gents Gne Mocskin Huts, Nebraska
Know Aurhlbg, Jung Anerica, Wide IA Wake and
Sluucl =. ~ different hind- Also variety of mems
and boys Cnrs, ch.,,ens' Cap, m Tulhaus la few
days W. VII Give Eastern Goods, comprising
men mud boy Coarse Boots. Shoes 1Sc and then we
with sutty thH stock will bcas complete
my of red H. tbs mhrNct--wich vii -cll chenp
rs any bod, IN the ,taie All as, is "A cali aud sec
Tor VI. 4 sell FRETN VEIL 4 HALL.
oct lui7mnr
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$40 REWARD

$40 REWARD
DAN awav fronthe subscriber, the iJth May, "a
IL negro npncd MIKE. belonging ~ Mr.. -
Dance. ol fnwhafan county. Va. Tie sud negro i
bout H. in, hes high; we'll set; blackbetweer = and
30 yours old. hr wears Navy CAP, hi other clothing
NOT remembered. The above rewards Will be given
delivered to me scoi.on 10 Va. 4 Ieun tarnad, Ia
la.ki co. Va. 81 IN # lodged in jan whe'e can get
him. JACOB hDMbOIhti
lunS-s
f-S-Rjcblarl " and Ruchnunn Recorder cepy
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81 MISCELLANEOUS
PIANOS, GUITARS. vIOLiNs, Ac.

DAYNE n CHRISTIAN have now in sne
Il assortment OF Pianos very beautiful, and
among them with Cnlelnans Eoiian attachment,
aud several second hand Pianos. at y'ry low prices
Good supply at q erices ranging IRON Ia s50
Also, full supply of siohus and Flutes.
They would -tl raJticnar attention Ia their Pianos,
which are warranted To be equal 10 any. Please call
and examine the assortment. je ests
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13
THE + EMALE sly STEM.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract from james Harris. Esq 5 Lette-. Alexandria
va-After speaking of wonderful cures on lin'srf hr
says MRS. II has been suffering with the li'@rcom
plant and with inability, constantly complaining tom
weakness through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than tor tnr years being entirely reo
ed by the use of Hampfon's Pegefabte Tfnctsre.
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from J. q ines $50 Lou.i on county Ya.-''Ms
wife has been for yeais afflicted with great weef aess
pain in the breast side and back; pal ptation # the
heart eebenes OF the sem loss ~ appetite
complexion saoV; the sigh, o eye almost gone. rhc
other vefy weak. / pleased say, Hampton 5
Tsnetmrc has restored her perfect health Her
good now as they
E4 Call and get pamphlets
Sold by J. H. sEAY, & CO, LyncLl.rg; Sewers
Scottsville A j. BROWN, Charlottesyil lie, and by all
Druggists throughout lheState. liar 24-dAoIy
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EOl. sale

G.OnAA in Bonds OF the South Side Rail Road
p oOOV Con pany bearing 6 per cent. tt Il
Price HAT vii: pay per cent. These bonds secured
by nn"rgage the Road and guaranteed by thu city Ut
Petersburg. and nanlounts at 500 sud SlhuU A a..
desirable investment for capitalists.
aug 7-dts PETERS SPENCE & CT
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TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBUSG.


Exnrcss daily IT.. ..--.aI 4
Accommodation. Sunday excepted, nt..----. 81 RI
Mall daily ut-------- ) p.
Tho Express and Mail Tan tom repcrs6u-t
connect at Richmond with the Trans g"irg Nmth 10,
Washington, Bu iimufe, Philadelphia and Nv No Il
The Express ains also connect wiz tie traius ON rs
Virginia Gcniud Rulfoud Charlottesville, Stnuaiut
&c.
Through Tickets ior Washington at...--...... g IN
g" " - PhiladeIphiqat ---....... . no
Can Ne procured nj the Ticket Clio ia If,trr,bns
The Expires trains do stopfur Wy pu,saa,ef, -.
The Mail trans viii only stop Po,t "a al ht l5,u5I
Clover Hill Junction. Half Wns Station anil Aharh.-
Ter. The Accummo lation trans VIII stop tor way IDS.
sengers.
fure (er white persons 81 b; Caldreu ogcr lcsod
twelve years OF age, 81 ceits Coore c,soa.
ii servants IS cents.
Servants vii ma, be permitted fra class .ar rxrrpt
when in attend nee On Infant II lir. ar >.h o.. Ions
absolutely requiring thcir y1Je. 10 va.r c.r the anne
ni a. for white HsfseHs VII lie cl arrrd
discount at 10 eluts viii be- lnpIe an earb la4e
when tickets nre praruted The oic, aud la p.r,f4
getting on he car wharrao #aarls IRE #soa
Servants travelling b. ilruzr.r, must p, furnished
hy thermns,ers with iea passcs. 30 lat one nm he
frtnned NJ n o oEre uua l. mus ta,.,arr, ,,ni.4
IN the pas. ill., they permitted iu go an l,,. - ais.
NIB -lAe Trains " run by RirtraaI riaa
fHoS ppnANEAp SIM.
OtBc, Il. 4 2. Il. R ca
uri 30 dGcts
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Severe Case of Rheumatism
SccTrsyILLE, Abemtslle Co, Va.
Ma .cI Al 100


Ma ch 4th, 1853
Messrs Mortimer g. MowJray:- Gentlemen--FIa,ing
been afflicted with Rheumatism far time in II.
wort forms and not being able TO obtain relief from
other medic mes induced to r, "Ham lions Veg
ctable Tincture" few bottles of which. am hupp,
say, havern made perfect cure.
Atthe time l commenced using the fiuctrre I was
scarcely able to walk. | am now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam
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REM0i Al.

-2Thc subscribrp having removed To his new Store
w dcur, ahavr las old >aud aud thlre doors south
q Main aud Nlar"ei streets, is prepared to offer in
,ucencnr, rcr-o- purchasing all KIM. Of Dugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass Putty
Peri merry, Fancy Articles &c. 4.
TIN. Store |, 02 feet deep, Ahich Will enable linn To
kecPa much larger stock fhno n.nl. Particular atten
will be paid all orders. 'te-ctt Us + led at
Mi han and om a0txuerieacr af thau 30 years.
le fatfrr< hinsc that lie III ne al 10 to furnish onl.
such medicines a. pur" ,nd uiHe. Allihe new
Ph:ra.aceuti4 Preparations made Us they arpcar in
The Medical Joulnal..
MUSIC SALOON.
The SECOND story viii 7sed n Ma c Saloon whrre
ne has now mud viii keep supply .. tho-c ltuy eel
ehrnt,d N"'d's Fair London) lnmi Pjno.. All
Nn!- Of Music ANA Musical | .rrumer'> furnished to
ener. Private IL aa Saoun il the alley
Nlsiters will please ing tI,e loo bel.
Z. IA MAN, Butk Square.
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rIEAMPAGNE WINE

~ W me OF the most approved minds imperfect. in
pint and quart bottles. f.r salc by
dec L LEE 4 JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-13
mERCHANDI.E.
SECOND SUPPLY on NEw GOODS

y Tho subscfiber. sre opening fur Inspection
,h.i, sEGoND sUpPLf o. ,en$onabc Goods, recent
Is purchased IS 'heff seni1r Pahnet IA Ne" i"'h'
b,rl added L. th,ir SeFrnlcr purchase. mahes men
.orL vey dl aud OF the nu-t attractive ever ted
IN mn o,ara,s e,nlrat ing all tbc-4 Ie-u LADIES
DRESS GOODS ! silk. >atrs "a .cieias, Mousn,
Alaripo, Sc. Laltc-' Neser, S1tin aud Cloth Chunks
TsImh, IRE IA Edbtoidere- "a great ynr,rf. among
which NE cst,n llcl II Maltese iBrr uud Ah'in
sleeve. NJ Il G,dar- rrnefnI ,itHent 81 C4uths,
C...,rerr. ami Ke.ag- IN rru4ruI,B- navy stoch
al S.rynnl- Gp,l- -urh fut.rd Li.-e}s Sa'tneis.
PlnII Lindsey, aud Blnuh't,. tuprl-, Rugs. Cfumo
Cloth. and Doof- Aatz Iosefhef WIt, all goods he.
longing t,tte Diy Courts u=.io, uaHt ~ which have
been nun hn.e. for much Ia. linn thy Gould laye been
had euy IA TIE srasos. All at Nhi,b tiny mr. drief
nine 10 srlI low. and ,ais ast examination l. all
Hey -, Ia insure -HtI-I olioH
ny lJ.dt- Join 7 DAyISN CO.
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sOUTsssIDE az siLasOAD.

EINTII TNNIN-
Ta- - ,xI We are ow r;,ady to rec civ :,
Ia Il I'D freehrs : H. So9,h A., tel RaiI.
road. Wm. I. Anderson, Comp,i, ION louise the
Basin. Any person wishing 10 ltr mtes of freigh,
cin obtain ireig list by calling on
BY order of tie Sup'r.
sep BOT, ALFRED W. TfpRNER Ayr.