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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
spea, Tan as a Manure for Raspbcrries.

\ French uurscryman .ay. that exhaust.
ell tau.bark, spread on the surface around
the root orcOo.rbcrry Lu.ho. i, an cfTcclual
remedy for catrrrillars. Acart load Of the
bark Is sufficient Tor lar,, garden.
We are not prepared TO ay how cicc,ual
tan.bark may bc as rcm,ly Tor caterpillar.
ON gooscbcrry bushes, hui We do know, that
as manure Cor the raspberry, there Il,
nothing bcttrr. Dr W Briucklr Of this
city, than whom We dc.iU no better author.
i,y, in an article in tle Farm Journal,
srcak, Ia thi. wis,
- promised in ny h't few additional
remark. ON the .ulio't ci n raspberry, rs-
y-rially In rrcirl th o. kirl az food, tp
which the plant aUTrar, partial, and the
us' or which greatly promotes o. thritin0,s
and ,igur THi, iuud i. tan, or as 10 b. cum-
monty called, spent tan bark, irsh from
the tnnrry. In ui,incUhu's from Cut-
tiurs. place about an iugNuf tan over tho
rots-h'rl, az tine bottom u thc pot. which
!, then filri with rieh mould tD within au
inch and % half ur to- tu. IN thi, mould
rlani thr root cutting. aul then fll ihr pot
b. thr top with tan lurut door gultur
of the raspberry, when o. plants are 80
ont, thr pu should h .pral offer thc top
uf ,hr ground % ihs lrp,huf two 0r thrH
inches. Tai, should ~ dur in the ftll.
and in thr Trius following the Who'll, carr.
fully Grkri iu. anil anrtrr portion Of
equal quantity arplivl Uu is not only
Gupritr food IT the n.phrry, agrrlins
unurishmrui admirably aartvl o. it.
growth. hut 10 serves aururfcyCrll,nt Iur.
T,s'. hy keeping the soil ah1ii The rpris u'
ihg plant, iu q lnpsr and n..t condition.
thereby greatly promoting ih4r health and
yi-.r"
pr H., who hl, irirl. anil thu. strongly
rrr1mmrul. it, &. one ur co. mot .uru.sml
ruliiut1r, OF thi. drligi1u. ruit. auI o.
him wr arr indebted fr .grr,. choice sr,el-
lms,, which rank with ,hr hr, known ,a-
rig,i- 10 flavor, ,ilr, rr,luGngur-s and
larlinr, Progressive hrmT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
POE TR Y
For the o,fo,d Democrat.

For the oNiotd Democrat
urgested nv reading the ii,t oi Rcvoin
iionnry soldiers who, ne the close Of ia
War, settled in HucLhcld.
Veteran. oflhat ratrio, League
which Freedom. ,hiion hailsd'
Heroes ct the siacvy ARM.
who.r ,igor never hilci'
H. every s1il ,olr names We FOL.
ros. .Irccdom ha' your usms c1shriucl.
10, point %, To- ,hat rilsl .po,
lfunl'rot thefr lc.-
Where V,lur .1ught a forest home,
Bap,Isi With l,l~uyi
Apl lst 30, hrrr our homage pay,
WIKI rrr,lor, j,ias thr rorrisl-y.
Nr..-vhsn ne .nli,sr .hsalhsi a. h,t.
lli. irnr aBi valiant 'w1u,
Rrm-rlrr.u. with grtri1lpride
The honor b. l-.tlori-
show u. ihr .rp, be- 'iusi,i thr7,
r, Egh, la,,'s wasted 6rs. again.
ra, b,rr. When, gr,ru,,t ,,r'arr j-rA,
N,msra,'s uuruuu8g ur5,m,
The llrw hil armarod
To WOO ,ua'h'. hrulrn jrcam-
Th,,s ,il,sr lrrrl hawke have sravu
NruuoI lh- .olIlct'' lars', h1rr.
IN, .a'ri,r'. bone-,b,tc,l,a ml-
MH..f ...... .......f. ......H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

Apn>rvor or Wmr>a. Tho following
experiments, iu England, show tae aluu-
t,-r, resulting from keeping ,he hul clean.
!. Seven acre. of light gm,Hly land were
hllovrd aud .1vu broadcast, oae acre was
measured and not a v,gl pulled out, thc
other .ix were carefully wroI,d. Thc uu-
wooded acr, produced q, bushels. the .iN
w,,lrl acrr- awmsrI - II bu.hrl. prr
aarc-a gain of - per cent
y. \ .ix acre field was .Iwn with harley
in fnc til,h, aud well mlnurrI. Thi, weed
Ing, owing 10 a great abundance or char.
lock, cost l2,. (s2.6D PER acre. Ths rr'.
due, Of the uuvccd,J aorr va. l5 hu.hcl.
or the wooded. ., bushels, difference iu ia.
yor of the wcclol, Is bushels rcr acre b.,
sides leaving the land IN co much better or.
der Cor thc mex; crop
3. OF six acres sown with oats one acr.
Ilpwcl over and uamauurcl, produced only
Il bushels per acre The r,'t Plowcl thrc
times, mauurad aud wecl,i, produced s.
bushels per acre. OF this increase at least
10 bushels may be attributed To wedding
and 10 bushcl. t, the manure cultivation
journal Of wy,t of England Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

TnE ARAToR--meaning Plowman-ts The
title Of a new agricultural paper published
at Raleigh, North Carolina, by Thomas j.
L,may. Editor aud Proprietor. IL isprint-
el handsomely, aud filled with valuable as'
ricultural matter. The editor forcshadoW'
his opinions aud plans, which, if carried
out, will make useful and profitable pa
per. We are glad to find our southern
brethren acting in the noble cause, and hope
10 h. enlightened and aided by their labor''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

q Tbs Wegk, our readers must excuse
= ,l' the Taucity Of editorial. In common
'.'l our brethren, We arr in the midst of
-'nare, sro!s aud dust, from early day 10
,"sa'' and have no time 10 write, except
.-'n we ought TO Be- aslcrp. When farm
( 'PeFa''oos are loss pro-sing We will en-
. .''or 10 Do better. Bat We think we are
,,'' Ia good d'gree, to make up for opr
- aei'n41eney in writing, in the great
'A''s'y Of our selections.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

\ AG,L's WAIST \ schoolboy " Down
East" who was noted among his rAy'Icl-
lows for his rrolics with the girls, was read
Ing aloud in the old Testament when COM
ing to the phrasc, "making 'oaas places
clad. :" he was asked by the pcdagosuc what
itmeant. The youngster paused-scr'ich'd
his head-but could give no answer, when
up Jumped more precocious urchin, and
cried out 81 know what i,mcans, master.
II means hugging the gals; for Tim BOs Is
alters huegin 'em-around the waist, and
!, makes 'era As glad As can ~ 80.
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Special Notice

Agricultural Exchanges and communira-
tions for this department, should D. direct,
ca '' Oxford Democrat, " South Paris, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

Al he sus anl sslrrccs pstBfHirg ia hir, afs
vlos.i, hlksi tu.rihsr a1I arr ri.Hsis.y caHufri.
I'd ~ith AgriCulturr -AeSICutA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

A'''''i'y Is the balAncc to weigh friend.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
Fall Supply of HARDWARE -l854'

elcn of the Golden Lock Lynohbulg. V

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchbuig, Va.
IA Il nie opcning addition Ia our Turner new
w staeL IA ycr, arge assortment Of HAEDwAKE,
CutItHY. Gun. IIsfoLs, SADDLEhY, PLATEn 6"oDs,
fLuou Ou toms lions, kog,ag A,ttcles. BaaiiHg
Maf ,11is and Ioois II UoH ccty dtsertptoa. among
WIN, az mauyarcles lust introduced Iul nrket ia
fall.
W. halier ouisrlve, cxhbitto tie public gen
orally, mud those who vii lisor -"itl an examination,
grcter variety. n.upouurlty Of sSle aud quality "l
good .. ever offered ia tHis IT surpassed IN any mhfkrt
Our good. a.. all frs oul u,o- desirable, nnd vii
be- sold nj fea sonohlc profit, ouy 10 all vii" III rive
IA call o. eattu-t with their order, which VII Re
eel, our bezt aud protnlt atlcutior.
Merchants and others buN hugely will be- charged
"a smulI ndganrr only. OF 10 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Line

TIME beautiful and favorie stran,b ,at LS-nss a
Il AUGUSTA, under In command Of S...ssseEEz=SH
Capt VIM c. Smith, $50 oag aud favorablv knos n Ia
the travelling communll, the Potomac and James
2ivcr.) Is now running the line via' Port Wal
thai, and Is furnished with GEE T. 30 II = ,
Lie Preseryssfs, faree Pump and all tho a panre,
quired by Act of conefr.s the safety nss
,ngers.
The Cars RAINING IL ueNun with the Augusfn from
Richmond, leavethe Rehuaud apd Petersburg Depot
every Mondas, "Wednesday. tridaY O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond b, tho Packet Boats
have but few STEPS walk to the Cars.
The Cars runn from Pcu,r.bnre City Point IN
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
dsys as above at N, from the Depot of the Appo
msttox r Co. thus giving passengers opportunity
to 60 LynchburE Their by the Packet Boats
Danville Railroad Richmond, By Of the sonth
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there morn
ing Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the utter
nateda,s viz: Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturdays, ut
Sd AN.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point. both gong NJ Il
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Srnson.
Fare between Richmond. Norfolk and Old Point - o.
Fare between Richmond. Coke's Rings Mil and
Grove Wharf, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Children over three years and mol twelve
years Of age, holt price
mehls,eb - 81
Servants, through. .----...-..- so
Servants to any point the riyer..-.-....--. 90
Meals, 90 ~
Jun 26-dscts THOS- DODANEAD.Sprf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
TAI CT T,unCb1,uyp ",

~ We have JUS received in al ton 10 our lormer
e. stock Of Watch and Je~elry. lre,h supply of
6A.A8 WY Gre gold aud silver lever Watches om tie
mo- approved makers. N-o 4rgr ard wei .lected
~toe, ot Gentlemen. Fob and vest Chnin-, beautiful
ara, L. aud ct latest mttcr-, Ladies Brrasipins, Fur
rug Fiugrr rings, Bln cleis Buttons, Gold and Silver
Pencils Ac, wh all other articles usually kept in
embellishments. to which respectful invite the at
tcltion ot all wnntirg good Watches uud JeArlry
Persons visiting Lyn,hbUrg ami desiring any art c,
in out line respectfully solicited Gull aud exam.
inc eul stock uus c> hhit t.est euu,s
and equally aiNous It. sell them consequently viii
sell hareuirs.
Observation-Disclosures. Jcwcy and urtic Is Of gorp
aud silver repaired Mt >hol notice.
nov l3tS II. SlLNERT HORN &. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
Fall and Winter Goods.
At HE
Al SHOE ~ HAT EMPORIUM I'm
~ WAY s1MEEr. LYNCmnnMG. "a ~

-Four Doors dbOpe The Wdrket H0nse.J
Tho Undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
81 their hiends mud the public gcnelly to their
stock oi tALLhnd WINTER GOODS, consisting Of
Boots Shoes, Hat. mud Cap-, Trunks, ya)i.c- Carpet
Bugs School Saclels &c. ;t,An', Boots at their
nanua, re, md that Of Milo Suns, also J. Miles
\ Son. double waterproof Boots. SUPER Article
Indies CIorhnnd df'ailers, 1uskn Bootccs, Whole
Boots, Sc, Misses aud Children Shoes OF all kinds
aud size-; BY Boots aud Shoes Servnns Shdes--a
superior aficle. Grnt, fine Mncskin Iut-, Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young America. Widen Wake and
Sluuchc. ii lHcreut kind, Also variety Of men.
and boy Cnp-, chdrcu.' Caps AID rmbuns. In a lew
days vii Give our Eastern Goods, comprising
men and boy Coarse Boots, Shnr-, Ne and then
say with salcy TINT stool, vii bn- complete
any oil rcd IL tins mnrsc-wbich viii sell rs ohear
II. nnyhais IA the state All we n-l, is call, aud sco
for yourself. FRETWEII.k HALL.
OCT 10. II mr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
MERRY CHRIsTMAs.

TNHE time for fien lily greeting, merry making ahd
L holiday filt- il c.ose NJ hand Would your give
u an abscn, friend parent si.ier brother lover.
which fnr ycHr- vii bear increasing
esIae to the recipient and of rb5" upo7, 'eea
Nth love und gaitIdc only the bndde=. 81 h"hii
which prompted tr rt but III" form md ieatur's q"
the tlnn,r2 - gu 10 MIN Ms \ TANSEiS, ard
havea aulrI,a. lIkrncsy taken and Incc'i IN cn-f
riuR lorkct Of your selectan. from thor "re'
assortneut thap which r"piable EIii c"m i
nui "a. chosen.
D1nt wait farn IA day, but remember thu fat thu
pirtnf-- are takruut TEE PnoToG HAPHic DAdnFRRkhh
GALLERY cquly vii iu claudy clcer weather aud
imperfect picture All any ptioc is ncp"r snHorrd Il
iearc Winch fact explains 0Hf saGci 81 IN
unTa rnle'rd p1pnluriy md success. Cell IN ~ yo'
eonae freiu lic rars. the eoaspci1ns entrance 81
Maias . Sd door trbm corner # Bri iPe.
MINNlS n TANNER
dec 10 Practical Dag Ierreoypid-
~ Country paprI, advertising Tor H.. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery, Gums Saddlefy House
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.

Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
EkEGOKf 4 ROlALL having determined 10 MAKE
II ,hanpe in their business, will offer from To day
IA, largest aud most desirable -tockoi Hardware. Gu,
.r, Sc \ before offered ~ tins MARKET at greut'
> reduced piece Cor cash AaHy arttees al and bfioie
l. tcrdtug 10 c!o'e up ther business as sPredly as
,,.l,. tt.y cordially invite ali indebted the old
concern 81 Gregory Royal aud tue atr concern Of
IRE. ory Royali lmPsou to Pay mp longer indnl
.eu,r cannot be gwen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
MERCHANDIeE.
s,uCoNDsUpPLY or NEW GOODS

- The subseribers are now opening iOr 1hsPec'o"
.,h-it SECOND SrPfII Of sea-onablc Goods recent
~ purrha.rd b, tlt4t senior panaer N New i"iN'
hirl AL led Ia thrf September purchase makes men
stock very full and otne nu.t attractive
IN tins nar emfne ng all the yleso LAptb
DRESS GOODS u Silns, >utins. gH,ercias, Moush'
Mcino. &c. LAdie,' Velvet, Saiin aud Cloth Cioaks
raln,as Frcu,h Eabroideues Ia great yariet, among
which az estla Ich -rt- g." Maltese Lace npd Ain''
Sleeve. "A. d Cuars general assortment 81 Ll'th''
C,..ito.re. AMT Kesfinss ia, genlIenen nnsy stock
.oi Servants Goods, -uch fuled Linsess satlne's'
P.af4 lntl,ry, and Blankets. Garrer-, Rug, GfGmo
C.ofh. md Doot Nit. roserhef viii, all good' De
InngIHp t.tIr Bry Goods tn,dr, many OF which nave
been r ha.d fo much less hau Tiny could 1--we been
had eafy IN the sea son. All o which they are deter
mined Ia sell low and only n,h examination Is All
they uz, To insure satsi Ctiun.
,a,I3.dt. JOHN I. DAVIS \ co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

Read the follow ing Certificate trem lody cudor=rd
by Postmaster Il. =. Cooper:
Hampshire county Va Maloh l,r, 1894.
Mr.. +. p. Cooper Denr Sir: Aprrenblc your IL
quest and my desire to benefit the Inflicted. herc
BY certify the gteai relic, have recei, ed from the
of Hampton's Peget,,bte Tncfme
was taken with Il violent p0'pitatioH OF rather hut
terinc and trembling OF the heart, wtct continued
eral days. ii seemed tim, heart Ind almost forgotten
its Office Tn, fnuilv hernmr harmed aud procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine md heoIc Ind taken
near ono bottle Of this THcf~c Of HampoRs WINS en-
tirey relieved.
This is the bird Instance Of relief in family
the of this valuable Medicine Two or tller ,cnrs
agol laid up with Biccta 81 ny ankle, from nect
of is generally chlle, E log had LOST ui,tc
and appetite, aud the WI eta tor, inches
up and down and half WAY around my ankle rejected
every effort to heal until proc red Inmptos's Veg
etabe Tncureone hottie Of which stored my health
healed my ankle, aud | nm frecr from swelling than fur
the last thirty years.
Again of my daughters very low from severe
dysentery and when she began sit mp her feet com
menced swelling whirh increase every day, and begun
to be very painful-sne us-d bottle of Hampton ,
1tnctu7e: the pains assuaged the swelling sub
81 led and her health relurnedwe kept her legs ban
daged with strips of wooden until her strength returned
i have been thus particular that others un Ter similar
circumstances might be induced anvil themselves at
this remedy. Yours with respect
ELizABrrH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify tlnt | personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards, aud safely recommend the a.
bove statement to be correct
CoO9ER, Postmaster,
Cnpon Brdcc. Hampshire county, Va.
20 Delicate Ladies and Children will please give i
trial.
Space teW not p,rmn 10 name Rnpdrcds Of Others ns
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot. Robert Gault,
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Perya $. A. Griffin John Lux, Rev. V. Esk.
ridge, u 4 Navy, and thousands Of others cured ni
Dyspepsia, Scroiua, Cough, Liver Complaint Bronchi.
ts, St Vitus Dance, dc. We ref citizens.
Call them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
plant The Verdict has gone forth! 4Hadmif
that "Hamptons Iincture' has no Superior :
ScoTTsylLLE, Abemarle Co, Va.
March 2Sth, 1853.
MessrS Mortimer & Mopbray :-Gentlemcn--I have
been afflicted for the last eight years with hruu
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, suffering all the whilc
width pains in the shoulders, hip, back and side, shift
ing from side the other Papilaon of the heart
loss of appetite cold night excessive cosve
meas, and great debility and weakness. | tried many
remedies which dome good, but rather grew
worse Last fall | advised t. thy "Hufnpton's
'egei ,be Tincture and anhuppy say it ha> cured
me- am now free from all pain, and in the enjoyment
perfect heahand take great pleasure in rccone-d
ing the T,ncture to all aifcted as | have been
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
FOR sale
$4,000

&. .)Aaa in Bonds OF the South Side R,l Road
y cVVV Coz pany. bearing f"r cent. At a
price that " pay7 These bonds are ,ceaicd
by mortgage hc Rund aud guaranteed by thc city
Petersburg. AID IA amounts ut 500 md $1,000. IL
desirable investment for capitalists.
aug l7-dfs PETERS SPENC 2 a, C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
II . II NIABE N y u NJ.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Exfact from james Harris. Esq = Letter, Aexandria
Va-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures on himself hr
says: Mrs. III. has been suffering with the vsr com
plant and with inability. constantly complaining. from
weakness through her whole system. She enjoy.
better health than TO- tnfy years, being entirely
ed by the of Hampfoas Vegetabte Tncturep
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes-Extraet from a
Letter from J G ines, ESQ.,, Louion county Va-"My
wife has been for yes,s afflicted with great wee ness
pain in the breast, side and back; talpilation tho
heart; feebenes of the stem; loss Of appetite
complexion saow; the sight of eye almost gone the
other yery weak. | pleased say Hamptou
Tinure has restored herto perfect health. Her eyes
are good now ever they were
tn Gail and get pamphlets
Sold by ]. H. SEAY, & CO., Lynchburg; Sewers
Scottsville; A ]. BROWN, Charlotlesy lille, and by all
U'usgsdsshrcughout ,heStats. nsr 24-dAoly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
(trEAMPAGNE WINE

y Vine olth most approved Br,nds imported. il
PM md quart bettles f,r snr by
dec 4 l. EE & JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17

" 20 fr,iH- Ne. FANNY Lard 30 filins No
Mountain Butter luat receive aud for -nle hN
dee / - LEE n JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
Severe Case of Rheumatism

D,
Mach 4th, 1858
Messrs. Mortimer d. MouJrdy:- Observation-Disclosures
been afflicted with Rheumstism for some time In ,t4
worst forms, and being able obtain relief from
other medicines. was induced TT, "liamptons Veg
etabe Tincture." few bottles of which am happ, 10
say, have made perfect cure.
AT the time commenced using the Tincture yns
scarcely able to walk. | am now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam
sHr4r Yours most truly n r. MAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
a.a.r1.h Change Of Schedule. 4 III
Spring and Summer A arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
~ 1900 toaS BNrhe", c nn4unded 10y CaTuils
" Caveniy and Skinner
Tia JamestoN will leave Rel noi every Tuesday af
at ocIock. Aud tne Roan.k, every Saturday
,a"rnng al click. fur New Yoi, We Norfolk
Returning they vii leave NV ~ Ter Richmond
rNrly saturday aud Neuucsdty 6i;ei at O'Clock.
Stopping a f. " luur, Why hi Norlok.
Pnssnle 10 New YORK. incudug mcaIs md Sltte
loom nccommodhntt ,on! --.---.---------. $40
NttflhSe ! hSsHgt ON = y
Chargetu Norfolk the same by River Bonts
Merchants and travellers will find this OF the osi
speedy and can't rtble routes betwecn NV York md
Ri hnond. Passage ind fare onl, go, Stterage u,
sageony s..
lUDLAM & WA f&GN.
mn Rirhmnnd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
VIII you Read the Truth =?


A Medicine must have merit and great mortro stand
"a the test ofpublic opinion Ha arr of nun can
gavanise WORTHLESS. article To heept up good
medicine, II il be not really
good medicine will live, be populnr nnd cx
tend its sales year after sear in spe Of opposition
The people readily find ia virtues. and the fnc ut
them pBsses from mpuh 10 mouth with more rapidly
than newspapers spread &C. liyinr witness trst
Tying to ae medicine has nade Tor him Is Of far
more service tian any newspaper advertising
In prooi of ehal say above. refer yen Ia
HAMPToNS VEGETBLE TINGTuRE, aud it, Ell
fecis Its praise is in the mouths Of mutiudcs. The
best men in our country give Then Testimony Ia its
wonderful Among them name Hon. II
Clay, Hon. Rich. NJ johnson, iien President of the
United States, with hundreds OF others CAPT. Thomas
Canot-br1ther To the cecbnted physician of the
Emperor of flance-was emcd by it of disease Of
yea standing ,ncr the ,,l oi all the Doctors II
Europe and America hid failed to rnre.
TRUTH - MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.4Roler CilREbs H4MPTON'S TiNC fUREi
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. every ohere, bear The same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Certificate tren Indy cudo,-cd
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND :

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
Oh HHDS n. o. X + X Sngar,
~ 40 bis Gopcc md Clarifed Sugar.
30 boxes and bbls. Loaf Cru4hed, and Pul
,crze1 Sugar,
100 tags RIO aud Iagnira Coffee.
90 tags Sntcrior Old J IVA Cudee,
Is hhds. Gnha nm =. MoIasses,
- hh- q. Mulot4e-,
~ toas Bur- Iron, as-orlcd,
&c Hoon mud Band do,
do Bii,trri St,el.
&c. Cal nd Shear do.
10 COO lbs Bacon.
POO Sldcs Sol Lr}r',ei,
IS do. Boc, Upper do,
40 doz Calf Skins.
- Pnk Ii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
2000 Grles Cotton Yarn.
10 Bales O.nnhurg4,
81 BuxesS perm and Adanautine Candies,
80 do IIull& Sons Patent do
Is do Soap,
10 dn Starch.
200 kegs Nail, TOGO ay.,
10 VIZ I Nails
II hhs 7 nnrrs' OIL.
10 Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Salt.
Plaid. Becchcl and Brown Domestic Cnlico, Linen
Drill Bed Cords mud Plough Linus. Winiow Glass and
Pmly, CopPcD> Ain r., Madden and Indigo, Pepper,
Gi GER and Spice. Srndr- Shuvel.. Trace and Halter
CHAINS Manure and Hay Folks Boots Srn., and Hats
For shlc exchange Cor country rroduer.,n accono.
dating terms Gap 2lt>) JOHN HOI.LINS.
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b'NaN lnp,rs, M smh | boxes and toy quantity.
Nax Cadlrs, small -ise,
Matches without sal phur
Taprr-. FIR salc low
]. II. THOMPSON & CO.'S
dec 81 New Dig Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS
PIANOS, GUITARS. VIOLINs, Xc.

EhANOSs 0Sa u AUS. shOLsNs. &c.
DAfNE n CHRISTIAN have now in store hne
Il assortment ct Pianos some very beautiful. and
annrg them a with GoeHan's Folian attachment.
All several owl ,nd Pianos, ~ low ptires -
Good supply at Gu prices ranging from $40.
Also full supply of Violins and Flutes.
They would call particular attention 10 their Pianos
which warranted TO be equal To any Pleaae call
and examine the ia 9S-ts
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$40 glag CITIZENS OF I4NclIerR,

ff"O gfaG CITIZENS OF LlNCuBuRG
ANp It's NIcI~1Y.-As intend IL have my ,torr
enIargt heraly pat Of the cr,uing yea. | mini, ii
eNp'd''t /" reduce my st2' h MS nueh Us possible.
Therefore "hr lo the public ali ct my valuable and
"ell-as-ortci stock AT very REDUt I'D PRICES II
my Gust mors viii Irnse give cal they will be sa-
shed tut This notice is ~ Auubuc. \ Iarge lot IT
TALMAS nad LADIES' GLOAkS also Carpct.. rus
mud Boeelng, u, Cost. Sup Bed Blankets, Sariners
Ca-sin. nc, Craze, Meliuo nr.l SILK Smwl, De-.
Silks Pocket tiNod kcrchrt,--Iuin aud EmlI, Tered
with urge lot i" Needle Work, nd X i Gloves
Lot o SUPP kgaets 62i cts,-heautill article.
nov IS [. Holm ARRAHAAS-