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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19
a Magnificent Wedding in Prospect.

The Richmond Dispatch treats its read
crs to the following piece of gossip:
We make no excuse for referring to a
grand nuptial occasion which is to take
place this month in New York. 1t is got
ten up on scale of ostentation and mu-
nifcence necessarily giving it publicity
that will force the reporters-in spite OF
their well known repugnance for such
things--to notice it as a part of the chron-
icles not to be withheld from the public.
The parties are wealthy. The bride
groom is Louisiana planter, Sugar and
the bride is the daughter of New York
Judge. The preparations are of the am
plest kind. No Presidential tour was ev-
er so magnifcently provided for, even in
the day of Old Hickory. There are q
600 guests invited, all of whose expenses
are to be borne by the inyitors. The
bridegroom is to be accompanied by two
hundred pairs of young ladies and gentle
men from the South, and will pass thro'
this city about the 18th of July. THAT
something to watch the cars for 7
In his route he will be joined BY re-
cruits in every city; for the attractions
will utterly throw in the shade the flesh
pots of the "wealthy Camacho." There
being no possibility of accommodating the
multitude at private mansion, the ST.
Nicholas Hotel has been rented at 81
600 day for four days, which there will
be royal feasting. The most distinguished
caterer in New York has been engaged
to fill the post of purveyor for the vast
assemblage of guests. Every expendi-
ture that can add to the pomp and cir
cumstance Of the event, will be employed.
Wealth there is in abundance, and the
parties are determined that the ceremony
and attending circumstances shall exceed
is grandeur anything that has ever pre-.
ceded it ! We will not for the present
let our fair readers into the secret Of who
these people are who are about to become
so notable; it would diminish the inter
est of the affair to tell them all about it
at once. So We will drop the subject for
to-day.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19
.EGss pREN TIN
l:-AMNN PRII,NIlTWll
& Genuine Foem.

The annexed stirring ola poem, says t
Home Journal, has the ring CT the true n
tai and is as applicable now as when it "
writtcn-for the philosophy is sound, a
therefore universal:
Who shall judge 4 man from nature!
Who shall know him by his dress!
raupers may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Cronpled shirt and dirty JACKET
May beclothc the golden ore
OF the deepest thoughts and feelings
Satin vest could 90 10 more.
There are springs of crystal nectar
Ever swelling cat Of st-ae;
There are purple buds and golden
Hidden, crushed and overgrowm.
God. who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and p!ospors, you and ne,
While heSaiues thrones the higcst
But as pebbles on the sea.
Man upraised above his fellows,
Oft iorgcis his fellows then:
-rulers-lords, remember
That your meanest hands are men!
Men Ly labor, men by feeling,
Men by thought and men by fame,
Claiming equal rights TO sunshine
In a mans cnno5ling name.
There are foam embroidered oceans,
There are little weed clad rills,
There arc feeble inch-high saplings,
There are codars on the hills;
Sod, who counts by souls, rot -satlons.
Loves and Prospefs you and me;
Tor 70 Him ali vain distinctions
Are as pebbles on the sea.
ToIirg hands alone are builders
Ofa nations wealth and fame;
Titled lazincss is pensionei,
Ted and fattened on the same,
By the sweat Of others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
VainIy lfteth up IFS voice.
Truth and Justice are eternal,
Born with loveliness and light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there is q sunny night;
God, whose world heard voice is singing
Poundlcss love to you and me,
Sinks oppression with its titles,
As tic pebbles On the sea.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

"Hang me if don't believe the world $
wheel barrow" said jolly inebriate'
"and I'm the wheel revolving on Its axis,
Now I'm in the mud. said he as he went
head-long into the gutter, "and now I'm
on dry land" as he fetched up on the
curb-stone. His concluding remark, as
his boots followed his head down an open
ccllar-way, was, now The Wbeels broken
and the vehicle is out Of repair, y
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

A HINT FOR INvENToRs.-The trus-
tees of the Hardscrabble boys school,
desiring 10 keep up with the age, have
written to the inventor of the "pateut
SWITCH requesting him to send them q
diagram Of bis machine, and a a-statement
of its cost
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

An editor of Missouri announces that
the publication Of his paper Will be sus-
pended for six weeks, in order that he
may visit St. Louis with load Of bear
skins, hoop-poles, shingles, oakbark,
picked catfish, &C., which be has taken
tor subscriptions. lie is bound to raise
the cash on them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

An Enormous Crab is noticed by the
New York Sun, having been taken IN
Gowanus Bay. 1t measured three feet IN
length from tip to tip of its claws, and
weighed when taken full eight and a half
pounds.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

g@- After clergyman had united a
happy pair, not long ago, an awful silence
ensued which was broken by an impatient
youth exclaiming, Don't be so unspeaka-
bly, happyW
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19
VOL I5.
Published by Theodore Schocl.

TERMS-TwO dollars per annum in advance--TNo
dollars and quarter, half yearv-and if not paid be-
fore the end of the year. Two dollars and half
No papers discontinued until all arrearageS are paid
except ~ The option OF the Editor.
III Advertisements not exceeding one square Oen
mCS) VIII be inserted three weeks for one dollar aud
twenty-five cents for every subsequent insertion. The
charge FOR and three Insertions the same Jcr-
a! discount made TO yearly advertisers.
~ All letters addressed TO the Editor must be post
paid
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

4 TASTE FOR CoNTECTToyART.-A
venerable young gentleman of our ac-
quqiutaucc, four years Old, recently threw
his maternal relative iDto q Ct Of admira-
tion ly the following speech:
"I ike most all kinds Of cake-pound
cake, sponge cake, and jelly cake, but |
don't like stomach h-ache"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

s9A lady being asked at the Springs,
during the past season, how she liked
Crabbe's Tales! " never eat any crab s
tails" innocently replied the exquisite
representative of the upper ten"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

IL The following toast was given by
a bachelor, at "banquet" in Pottsyille :
"The women and coal of Schuylkill
county-O, how desolate would be the
fire-side, without them ~
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

Ig- A basbful printer refused a situa-
tion in printing Office where females
were employed, saying that he never 'set
up" with a girl in his life.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

There is great deal Of poetry about
dying for ones country the glory of a
death bed on the battle fcld," and all
that, but statistical returns show that the
great majority of soldiers die of dysentry,
which must be very different affair
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

A traveller says there is race of men
at the extremity of South America, of
such enormous proportions, that they mix
their lather in a wash tub, aud shave with
scythe. They probably curl their hair
with the cistern-pole.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

A friend Of ours said he would always
have remained single but be could not af-
ford it. What it cost him for "gals and
ice cream" was more than be now pays
to bring up wife and eight children
Bachelors should think of this.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

The birmingham (England) Mercury
says an elephant, 100 years old, is to bo
shot in that town, in consequence Of its
extreme age aud physical weakness.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-07-19

g1~The Rev, Stephen Miller, editor
the Telegraph, at Harrisburg, has institu-
ted suits against the editors of the Union
and Borough Item, for libel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
Tihnte % Resnnct

At a called meeting of the Nestrv Of IcAinC-
ton Parish, Amherst county, Virginia, held on
Monday, the 10th day of February, 1879. the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions were unani.
mouslv adopted
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God. in his
All-wiso Providence, IL remove from this world
our friend and brother Mr. DANIEL H. rAPsCorT.
for many years member of this body; and
whereas, we greatly dephre the loss of one who
had endearcd himself to u all. by hi, amiabe
and exemplary department a man. and MS
Christian be ii therefore,
ReSoired, That while wp bow in humble sub.
mission to the will ofour Heavenly Father. "who
doeth all things well, we, at the same time. can
not but lament that one endowed with 50 many
vlrtues'-such diligence and fidelity in the dis.
charge ct his duties. IN all the various relations
OF lite, such humility and hcnevolence of heart.
such purity of character. and such exalted
moral and religious princpes.-kas thus been
shn'ehed away from Us, in the prime of manhood
anu IN the midst of his usefulness.
hesolred' That, though we sorrow for our de-
parted irlend, we are, at the same time comr,rt.
ed by the reflection, that I'VE sorrow NOT as ,hos,
without hope" and that ''our loss is his etarnol
gain ''''
Resofred That we tender to the surviving
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
Our Relations with Fran q

The Washington Union has re,iew of our
relations with FRANCE. in which II asserts that
F.. =, - t...,,;..,,. H..
''' INC ''''' M -, nv
ifo'u' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ hoS'h'N - n'''i'''''
and SO LONG continued that they cannot be- nm
derstood." and, that while France continue
identified with t;ren, Rritipn in n ,elicv hostile
=, ,hor,.,.l s,.,..i. ..a,.. ,...I.,,.oi,f,. e,i,
.'o
'Pate any P'''"ar sfmPa'hN '9 'i9"'s"'P 'i
their part. Aud II winds mp bv saving, lint
".hoald The Augo French alliance .titi persist
inle scbau, r,.al,latin,, tho balance If mower
-. ,I,, " vi, ITO ov,e,,so e III. r..,.,.d
-, -,
suites u WIZ must 'k''s 'ha N Tue es'''''f''5
ment 81 another balance q! power IN orc srh'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

Up To- THREE n'lLnyE NEs TFGnAN.
NDRN Viii Hot SE-MooHE n CNWrHpN
Pfoprirtors.-R 6 Gauge, Buc6inghan : W
Younger, city; . W Morgan, DO; f i.aynr, Bot
,tourt, II NJ Bowycr, do; Mr.. Bowyer d,; ! Is
More, AppomatleH; + y Pattcseu, do; J = Al
len, kichmond. - lale, Fincastle, + Williamson.
Charleston. : {: I K Rosser. Gov < o l. X. W
Moore, Campbell; ! W johnson Phila; W +
YW,j-, Vi; } i Bnuh- Petersburg.
CITY iufEL-N. A.PArrEsoN, PROPRIETOR
-.Ilp VI ! ne, col ! X Jones, Tho, b .Inp1ug.
K { ~tcptor, &c iurpn Sampson kane~, { W
Gill. Jas I Nc,;hpr. Sam'l Grihu Jas VI Mat
,hews. YIN Gi,h, j \ Otey, J W Lowrey, I NJ
Wilkinson, Bedtotd; j II IIolan. tt>vlyana; IL
Bare, Staanteu; Alex Whaling, \ 7 K Il: Nm
Furt. Adams < g Express; II White. : : Road;
} Nrnahc, do; Mr. Walker, city; VIM i Merritt
do. L y Price, Farnvillr; Jno + Hughes. : :
Road; G \ Price. Prince Edward; + Farley. city;
Wm II Clnvten, Iuae~ ed.
WASHINGTON UDTSE--W. W. Lrrrw1cu
Praprntor.--A \ Hudnau. l. innp, Bcdf nd;
& II I.ommoa, CanpbrlI; j Sang-ter Fairfax;
NJ Beirne. j VI Henderson. J Ncrmllion, New
va, Switzerland; + Read \ Pu~cv, ID \ Bruins
hough, salem; " Iliclok, New York; f NJ vii.
son, Wythcville; Geo + Button, city; A y Eve.
rrtt. Rough and Ready; DR. N IIadcn, Miss
IEaden, p I Withers, WIN a Lawson, William
Price. + + Price. Campbell; { II Jones, VIM II
Trent Clover I'LL, K l. Francisco, Montgomery;
\ l. Whaling, Wytheville; p II Cacn, V x I
L Il; VIM II Wilson, Amherst; VIM VI jerks.
New London; L l. Ilenly, Amherst; : 5 Dcws
Halifax.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
LYNCHBUR RI liRGINIAN.
THURSDAY MORNING. .FEBY. %. 1855.
The Lieutenant eeneralship

The New York Express says there are some
min l. cnn~t,utionallv moan and contemplate.
and. therefor. hardly ~ he held accountable for
whatsoever IN anifestatons of bitterness they NAV
b. occasionally guilty of. Nature made them 50
and they can't help it. There are certain so
called democratic" journals and writer's to be
found in this categorv-and ane ef them, we beg
leave to say, is the Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Pennsylvsnion. Speaking of
the resolution raising General Scott t. the Lieu
tenant Gencalship, we are told
"Whencver Democrats are whecdled into the
magnanimons towards political opponents, they
generally find themselves in TINT classic situa.
ton which Gen. Seott feclnglN Hllndrd 10
when suddenly called upon 10 address his follow
citizens of Washington. during lhc Presidential
Campaign. The Lieut.. Gcpera blit which pass
ed the House with snch cordial unanimty on
Monday hist was a complete soil" Democratic
members told that ali that tire veteran look
ed for wns glory. not gold-rank. not rntious-s
few more feathers but not another extra allow
snce { ON tho Treasury. II was whspcringy
limited that the new rank might possibly ndd
few hundred dollars 10 Gen. Scott, income; but
it was talked Oft n bare possibility AS one of
those little Treasury dribbrs which usually at.
tend warrior. in their upward career Of glory
spungles aud gold Lace 1t nov turns cut 4at
under the provisions ef the bill, 50 ol.yerly Is it
worled, that the future Lieutenant General Is en-
titled to about s5o,0aO IN the shape Of hack pay.
and aR aaaual income Of between slO,oue and
$4,000
democrats weedIed into magnsnimity" in
decd If the resolution was contemplate
SELL then the Democracy were told, not by
Wing, bat b., one of Their own household. 1t
was Mr.. Bayly, Of Virginia ib.. isaor,-ni cor
respondent ought To know. Who brought forward
tho resolution in the Iino-c Of Representatives.
The personal alA-ioa- + tn veteran warrior,
under the cum.taperf. urs simply disgusting,
and n~ such viii he reprobntad by Ill honorable
minded men,-be their inrts or political pred-
leotions what they may.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

friend AID rclati m ,fa.. : i#o'hsr or
sincere,t =, mpaihy, aud assure them, that OR
earnest prayer in their behalf shall be, that
they may find comfort in that religion, which he
well exenplifed in life, and which sustained
him in the hour Of death.
Rssoired, That a copy of the foregoing be
sent 10 the family Of the deceased; that they he
entered upon the minutes of this vestry and
that thcy he published in the southern Church
man aud lvnclburg Nirgnnn
r I. MARTIN. Rector.
Gro. W. CHRISTIAN. ~ Warden.
w. IEINL CAGEII. Ragi.tcr. Frg TON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

free Of charge 10 the Government, until the n'e
steamship shall have commenced III ..rNLce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
CITY AND STATE DEPiRTNEyT.

u
townsmnn. George &. Curle. Esq.. has receiv-
cd aoontrnct for the manufacture of one hundred
freight cars COR the South Side Railroad. Mr..
CurIei- prepared to execute the contract in the
shortest time and be-t manner ut the Piedmont
Works.anl the company have done we'll in award
ing Ito lj.a H. s.l commence the work a
once.
METHODIST =. CnrGen.-'fhi1 church Is un-
dcrgnug thorough rep,ifs, Which causes tenn
porary suspension Of worship in it.. lis excel
lent aud popular pastor. Rev. ". ". Walker,
has Ia fcw weeks past. oceupfl the pulpit Of
Tia Second Presbyterian Charch; Mr.. Mitchell
haying been prevented from ~ loine by indi,po-
silon.
Loo StlE.-Wc invite attention totlc large
sale If real estntc, &c. announced II take paec
by Mr.. Ino. Rnckor today. in this CITY 'rhe
advertisement viii be found in it. appropriate
place.
l.fHr.--Ya,tordoy was the cornmcnecmento Of
tie season Of Lent. Religious services were o.
served the Episcopal aud Catholic Churches
fifth city, and viii he held regplprly during
the whole season.
"" find inthe Nv lork Herald the follow
ing rega!otion- Of The Catholic denomination,
to he observed the pre- -cnt season IN that city:
|. All the week dav- Of Lent from ALL We'd
nesday Til Easter Sunday, are fat days IN pre-
ccpt on one meal, with the allowance Of II mod
crate collation.
: The prcccpt of fasting implies also that of
abstinence from the Use of Hrsh mritt. Bat by
dispea&otioa the use II flesh nenl l. allowed in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEr-S3 90 81 80 per cwt. gross, which
i So 90 "A - 90 net
IloGs-Sd - a - per hundred. Supply mod
crate.
SHEEP 2,5oas5 FER head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

In the House of Representatives. last Friday.
there was continuation Of the debate upon the
appropriation for the Collins steamers,-resut-
ing in the adoption of Mr.. Odds amendment, ap-
proprating $50 thousand dollars for the trans
portaton of the mails from New York to Liver
pool and back; and repeating that part of the de-
fciency bill Of 1850, which directs the Secretary
of the Navy tn terminate the arrangement for
the additional allowance to the Collins line, pro-
vided Collins and his associates shall proceed
with all due diligence. to build another steam
ship. Il accordance with the terms of the con-
tract. and haye the same ready for mail service in
two years from the passage of this act. If this
steamship is not ready within the time mentioned
by reason of any neglect. or any want of dill
gence, their part then they shall carry the
mails between New York and Liverpool, from the
expiration of said two years. every fortnight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
Tn Immaculate Conception


Tim = York Freeman Journal publishes nm
- p,r. pins N CONCERNING
y r ~, t,.,..,.,lo -,
+ me ia'ei9. '-fa'itsn.a '9s'',, - ''
/ Conception ct 'he VIRGIN harY. III lf'S u'''.
mont. after giving the history OF the doctrine IN
Question the Pupa proceeds TO define II as an ar
..,.ff..I -, ,'..,1,.1os ,s r,I,ous.
-. e.u..,;.. ,L,,rcb
ie' nj 'ns ',l''i = 'a,,l III
mot "'1i u. ~ ~ 90 ,,a lo.o ,r,.
ia'rf mum" z'"' ~ P' = =, ,Lo H.,
CD IL worship; ln'''N, ''' pg1.5 ca,,cevc3
h"@sfu !re ho'f' ''''t"' = a., - ,,;
confidence IN m 'no- - '''ei
en-, Inc, III NV =, f.araa and nothing
.zt,I, ,i..,a,r.d ~ under her guidance. under
her auspices. under her favor. under her proicc.
tio1. who benrint toward a~ INIT rnai ai'etl"n
ana tokine up Tie hn-,"@s' 81 our s''f.,',,'i
~ ,..,c lroan, and Fpr,b md
e,,lt.1 nboye nh tb, choir Of Angcls, mud orders
If saints. standn.at the right hand of the only
begottcn Snn. Jesus Christ ar Lord Int"refd's
cannot be frustrated.
"fnullv, in order that III. Our definition OF the
h3na'niat' 'nneePfi'h 81 ,'' No. i'rss','
E.h AarY mat hf ''9'g. - "a
tie 1'faf'" a9''i' W vi wi .t.,,,..
l,'-'oic 10 N'a''' i'' t''! '''' -
tn thing commanding IHh' - 'IP'' 81
Pfuted caDes' >i'Nel''sa ~ 'He NUM- u s"Cn
notary P9''e a9d noi4'ni'Go''o ~ '.'' sf c o
person al rce'@la'. '''h, ,'' ''l'
Ph'Fos', 'hr sun M" mn ~ P"' "'''' ~
d "a" To 'hf'' presents J" INV! wiz '''''''''''
OF -a'"h.
t'oo' pronunciation and dehmil'n' or oppose
n an eo"3r"u,5' II win l;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

t
Lynchbarg Tobacco and WHEAT Malket.
fFggI'AHY21, lS5.5.

ToBBAceo. The new crop IA, GINS IL come in
more freely, and prices well Supported for all
kinds. There j. litl. or 40 ch0ge in prices.
We quote Nrw Lug. common 10 god, It
from w to 81 On; Ltuf, common. from ~ f.
s. %. No tine shipping or manufacturing o.
fering.
WnEAr-WhitrI 10 to $ls5; Rcd $40 to
Sl6U, for good and c>na
FLorR.-Suprrtine 3 - 10 $50, family -
soto 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

DEcuNfs.-lhe EnqaiIer is requested 10 state
Il at Frederick W. Coleman refuses To be can
didate for the office of Commis sonor of the Board
of Public Works, or for any office whatever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

SAM IN PORTSMOUTH, HA.-A corcspon-
dent writing from ports mouth, says There are
not moro than fourteen hundred voters in this
place, and oat of that number seven hundred and
seycnty-three are Know Nothngs"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

\ letter from Kocllingharl eonty says: The
coming election for teyerr,or seem, to be little
talked of. 1t is an admitted fact by the kno,eing
ones here, TINT MIR. WISE, the democratic canA-
date. will be deteated; vet the more unterriied
viii stan by him \ note before Us remarks
the Alexandria Gazette, says .hat >hrewd Dem
ocart from Rockingham county remarked, the
other day. that Mr.. Wise was to, inconsistent II
politician to suit the pcmoc.ac of the Tenth
Legion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22

= orauF
Sour o our rcore cnnret b" tnn well nm er.onl
'r The a'"hns vi niyertjug or carts tIrm too hisbl,
arpre st'd lin" p"rNnn VINO Observers any mean. If
cue 81 nle'Rlion. eoptrl- hcnrGt uprn li- fellow.
ana Is r'errlas "i nom This dc,ii'e cnn,upl,r,.
tnn 4 been oea"S tGJ OF only may iyspe2.ia h.
cure o' may be- r.evn ted, by lac u,e ot Iiaof
an" ""lmH" RIitf~. r"nsrcd by D.. &. VI Jack.nt,
ln'la "'phin, winch me a, i've is spo,nn ct In Torn -
Inc i5aAr't rammenda'lou by thou,,ui. WIN In ..
'es'"a - eheacy 1t Il perfectly iuporuons ira i,s
f'ur" and possesses the valuable propert, IT inproyir
Inc h"frh "t the rnhast,n- we'll restoring = h.AI
at the sich. Sec advertisements t.,i TO-
In mis- hge Of ''eom, Caters Spnn.h Mixtarc.ls fin
ing A" lrse space in the bic mind Thu n.toti,bins
cures d"E performed ly is sing DIR aud prompt ael on
uth' WIT 'a-"- ii Liver Disease. Neuralgia Rhenn,r.
ism H"rnr'l Diseases and III disease, arising from
an imHr ,''tr OF the Boot swimming FIR it a renut,-
ton met Is becoming world wide 1t !. c,,tai, 4.
Tie "iy Af"ielne vel hno"n"eh does possess posi.
i've am 'a''ih' action aver The Boot .ry II u on,
--t''t 81 h'' Inc heit'r lNn 81 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-22
te2e ct, BENJAMIN WIG jINToN.

| eASSDEs 's'tON.-Ihe rurcr.u uf \ 4 NJ
- q lGs"utejmer has been tbs dav die njv. 1 bq
mutual consent. All rlin> against tn rnpcern " +
he srtrl t'y fhanrl tnes.all.en,.r rha.e in,Iui.
10 the c"nc'In Nil n,k. nf,flaat - III >anle t~ -
as pa-Sr L., fur 'negei hiIfergrc cpnrot be- ,iyDa
W. tr5,'. nIr lhan., the pubic tor PASSED favor.
m r. tnmeaj pat successor .out5.,lsc of heir
patronage.
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Lynrhbutg, F, b. 2Oth. ls1j..-lc?a-'3a
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\ VIRGINIA FowN,-Piejmont in Hampshire
Go. Na.' which was settled ony about thirty
months ago, contains now population of about
1000. The villa e is situated in the midst of the
coal regions.
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BOO Kerr a TRIBE

A tTORNEiS AT LAW. 0ifce over Citizen
n Saving. BANK. ian i,.;tm.u.
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FINE CNrrLr.-'fhe Hardy Wing notices n
lot of fine cattle raised by Mr.. j. Y. seymour of
that county. They numbered 81 and weighed
in gross 1920 lbs. being au average of 1851.
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DmocRArle PAPER FOR SALE.--Mr. Trow-
bridge offers the Romney IrguS, It Democratic
paper for sale.
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WANTED.

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f.22 dts JNO y LNNGiIDRNE
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