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PURIFlCATloF OF THE BLOOD,
,lvrn AVN nj, APP ASn ,


The Citizens OF the Union suffer much from diseases,
hs Lvef and Stomach, scarcely any flee from the
nnoence Of these destructive maladies hence they ai
,sst The fair sex perhaps the most handsome in tl
World, up to certain period vhen distressing to say
many loose their teeth and good looks while vet In the
hsyoay o. NE such sad evil. may he eectunlly emcded
ny continually keeping the blood pure the Liver and
stomach IN healthy sction, when life will how smoothly
anu resemble plants IN congenal cline, where eternal
the humnn frame, and the duration Of life much may ne
ehectcd and foarlcssy, that health and life can bs
PLTCngea ioG many years beyond their ordinary limits IL
nonoways Ps ere taken to purify the blood according
to the rules laid down for health contained in the
which accompany each box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY OFTEN
YEARS STANDING, CURED by HoLLowAY's
FILLS,
Copy Of a Letter frer, Captain John Johnson,
A;for House, New York, dated January
81 Professor HsLtowAr, %, Corner Ann sndd Nssav
s,r'-i, is with the most heartfelt pleasure have to
inform you that have been restored health and strength
6y taking your Pills For the last ten years, suffered
from arrangement Of the Liver and Stomach, and wn,
70 sms !, an 20 y rem that gave up ny ship
Remedy that recommended TO me- but all to no pur
pose ana had even myself up despair when WINS al
Tor threo months the result il that now in bette
health than have been for eleven years past aud indeet
az well as ever wns in my life. You quite Mt liberty
to make this known for the benefit Of otheis.
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills are iponde, fuiip efea
eiors in the following complaints.
Agus Dropsy Inflammation
Asthma Dyscntary Jaundice
Bilious Complaints Erysipelss Liver Com
Botchcs on The Female Irresu- plants
Skin iarities I.,imbago
Bowel Complaint. reyefs of.n Piles
| Coles kinds Rheumatism
| Cons.ipation Of Fits Retention Of
the Bowels Cont Urine
Consumption Headache Scorfula. or
Debility Indigestion Kings Evil
Sore Throats Stone and Gravel Secondary
Tic Douloureux TuInours Symptoms
| Ulcers Vcnerca Affections Worms of all kind
Weakness, from whatever &C. &c,
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY, -
Strand, (near Temple Bar, 1ondon) and also ut his ous
in New York Orders for Medicines the States, sddres
sed IT Holloway New York., will receive due attention
Sold also by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
cines throughout the United States Boxes 3 cents
81 CENTS and 81 so each To BE- lad Wholesale
| the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
u There Ia considerable saving by taking the large
| sizes
y. a. Directions for the guidance Of patients in ever
| dis aGeT affixed To each box.
| Juns n. fSSt.--6n
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T>HE subscriber hereby informs the citizens Of
- SunburY, and the public generally, that hs
intends to carry on the
BlaCksmithing Business
on his own account, and that he has renewed
his shop frsm near Clements store, to a new
shop on the premises of Mark Seupham, in Fswa
street, where he will be happy ,c accommodate
all his customers,
HENRY PARTON.
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His stock consists Of general assortment o
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ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial distric, Of
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SAMUEL S. FETHERSTON,
DEALERI IN
Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers and Candtlabras,
No. 1852 S. Cd street, a5ors Spruce,
PHILADELPHIA.
Having enlarged and improved his store, and
~ having one of the largest assortments OF
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nish Pine Oil, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
and Oil Lamps. and Lanterns OF all patterns,
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he Rot al L,ouisriiie. 4

The latest dispatches from Louisville, KY. Is
dated Z. NJ, Tuesday, and says:
The city is now quiet. Fifty extra police
men have been sworn in, and Judge Bullock aud
others are making speeches at the court house
to the citizens, requesting them to maintain the
peace. Public feeling has become considerably
Gained.
Fire o'eioek.-Another outbreak il feared
nght,in consequence of large quantity ofpowder
having been found in the possession ut the Irish
IN tlh' Eighth ward, which fact has greatly reyjv
ed thu excitement.
this afternoon
Whilst the melee was progressieg, one Irish
man was seen dressed in woman's clothes, re-
presenting "a nurse having small chldin hi
arms. He did this IL elude suspicion and f.
personal safety, and finally took refuge in til
mil.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-10

We are unable to report this morning any de-
finite tidings relative to the ravages of the Fever
at Norfolk. The telegraph operator in Ports
mouth has fled from the disease, and not one of
the five dailies published at Norfolk or the Ports
mouth Transcript, reached us yesterday after
moon. Such thing has not occurred before
since we have been connected with newspaper
publishing. We fear it had enough All sorts
of rumors are in circulation, but we forbear to
give any of them. OF one fact. however we feel
aSSared. Persons are leaving the place not by
scores but by hundreds, as an evidence of which
see the article in another column headed '.Yel-
low Fever at Norfolk. "-P. Express
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IN BO1I JONRT COUNTY, "a
TNlllS very Pletannt and agreeable Watering Place
H. il open for the reception of visitors They
situnted the Western bnse OF the Blue RidEe and
amediaely the line oi the Wire mia aud Tennessee
Railroad, about id miles above ! ,nchhurg and there
ire il the accessible Watering Place in Vireia.
II i. within hours ride of Lynehhre, viii Il unkes
peruai.y inviting for the iabes uf all per
whose trades profession forbid II continued alb
sence from home, and whn NJ the slime time drsi,r. Is
all ought give their mmiles their frequent personal
presence and attention.
Large end convenient additions have, during the
Winter and Spring. been mnde the building, of IA,
SPRING. together with u convenient Bathing House.
which viii only add greatly to the comfort Il vs.-
but " i'll enable the proprietor - accommodate u
n much larger number than he able To accommod Into
the last Places of innocent aud heal by
nent have also been provided.
The m sdci,nl qualities of these S. rings have been
ascettaoed to he interior To any White sulphur
Springs in Virgnia the beautiful and piotaresq
mountain scenery by which they are .urrouuIed and
pure d invigoung air pecnar 10 the atmosphere of
the place. surpassed by TINT Of any other place
in the Stnio.
The Table and Bar will always he abundtntly sup.
piled with the very bef the country affords mud every
intention viii be given by the proprietor mn his a'sst.
In ihr comfort and enjoyment of visitors.
A Hacb will be in ,eadine.s Boasock's Depot TO
convey passengers the Strings, being NIL, and
INN e,imtely in view of the Rnilroad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor.
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fENkUSTEE'S SALE By virtue 81 u deed al
trust. executed b. NJ Connell, sr, aud Mary, his
Wifi, and NJ. Connel jr, the 10th day Of June S5i
which has een duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
tho Court of Husring- for the city of Lynrhburg, sn
on Saturday, the lih day of August Fruceed
sell nj auction, in fuit af The Market House, in tina
city, the HOUSE und LOT in which NJ. Conncll, 81
'esides, >tnnted Gncke street; NJ, Connelf. IT,
lens at Tenement, fronting on 81 street aud Negro
Woman
TEaMs-Cash required IS To : 500 the hou,a ON
Cooke street, vaiue real estate, II c'ed oil l. aud
II months and 4 mnn'hs the negro
THOS' KIRKPATRICK. Trustee.
iune LINK II 5ilnuy thendt | lthpuy
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llffsfLNANlA = o. ' A. Oclattt lDtn. 1914.
DEAR SiK:-l nke pleasure in eiyin, YOU my dec
ded opinion OF your Alum water. My sou John. who
remained with Won about month, bad been in extremely
hnd heaith for several yeurs-so much. indeed, tai
Mad Lost all bopc ot his recovery. tried four
five OF the best hy siciaus of whom could reievs
him. ,ouh him 10 i.ynchhurs, and consulted some 81
the best doctors OF the city. b It wnh nj uuy
Hearing OF your Spring Undermined 10 try the wner
though must confess, without much hope If deriving
from any nenof bat in this agreeahly dis
appointed One noHii's OF this water has. am
confdef .a entire Of him. In fact, it looks
as if 10 dead mad c,me to life
/ hnYr hesitation in prenuuacine it my opinion
that this is TIN best wate that las been di4
covered. Fe,y respectfully yoir-
ARCHIBALD y. WORSHAM.
Mr. Z EcHoIs. june 8 dSc2tawt,
Richmond Whio c,py weekly At
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Il lRbP ERff. -Pursuaat deed of trust
en'cd by Dfl ri. Stewart ca, aud b, Joseph L. Dt
lard, James Stewart I'm Wiley Campbell. and duly
eafied shall Trustee in said deed named. proceed
sell, at nubc auction. nj Amherst Count House
the - ia, OF August. So, thu being Court dny al
the tg tito and intei at the said Wiley Caupbell
in III real estate of Jod Campbell deed being one
th5rd interest in IT,, tract of 1874 :, oi which the
sai .lprl Can pbe died seized aud possessed lying ia
the county OF Ami aud adjoining the lands of Mrs
Mildred Bethel. Caett Campbell, =. T.. Ni,,on md
ahers, subject however, to the Widows dover; also.
his, TIE suid Wiley Gamphes onehird interest in the.
personal property oi s0d estate, including negro
about 10 old the household and kitchen fur
uuue, stock nrd plantation utensils und about 1890
deposited in the Citizen. Savings Bark Lynohbnre.
will also H. the Thursday following, that IL to
sly he % day Of August, 1857 in the corp, aion
nj lyr hbng. the rremires, ut public auction the
HOUSE AND LOT in which the mid james Stewart
rssidrd. siidaied in near sud cooperation tie
residence OF Samuel McGuhe. aud conlpinilg ubout
ON qutrer If also the huu4elal kiicheo
furniture oil sqii Stewart aud. nlso the day,
viii sell public eurt m the premises the following
property conveyed by sui, Jnseph ?. Dillard 50
much thereof a. moy be sufficient for the purpose ~
wit the HOUSE md LOT IN which the said Joseph
L. DHra tel les. containing about hat nc,e .itu-
atcd o. Diamond 'il in said corporation; ulso
The iolo wing slaves: men, WYATT and Patrick two
w1mna Charity aud Ella; gir. Lucy and Cathn.
rine; three boy. lanes, Bob "a 4 Mansfield; aud the
househ Id nns h;chen furniture of The sud Diari.
The rnl estate will bc+soh upon u credit II ani -
mon hs and the personal property upon credit Of
lnn"hs Negotiable notes, satisfactorily rniorscd viii
he required in ench ease. aud the title To the real
teained un The purchase money paid.
July iclds WM. L. YANCEY. Trustee.
Al III
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Mob Lar in Uiscoasia A Murderer hung.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Aug. sth.-l ester,lay 4
special term of the court was held at West Ben.
for the trul of Dehar, who recently murdered
German fumily there, named Mueller. He wa
convicted of murder in the first degree, and wa
being taken 10 Jail by II guard of soldiers, when
the populace rushed on them. The soldiers CAV
way. The mob fell upon Debar, and after dread
fully mangling him, tied him with rope. and af
ter dragging him through the streets. hung
him toa tree, head downwards until he was dead
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Excitement In Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 7--Adv<ces received
here from Kansas. state that great excitement
existed there concerning tho newly appointed
Governor Dawson of Pa. The Legislature
DOUBT his soundness on the slavery question, and
petition is in circulation signed by the members
asking the President in the event of Dawson's
declining, to appoint the present Secretary-D.
Woodson, from Lynchburg, Va, to the Cover
nnrshn
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Thesc vessels of thu fcpi cnse built in thu city u
baltimore, expressly tor this Jude md have superior
nnmodntiuna Tor passengers, They commanded
experienced Captains, well qualified fov the trade
nd who v i'll spare cxertion 10 accommodate The,
viii a towcd up mud dawn the iyers by steam. aud may
81 relied on tu sui prHmyty "a U1yortized.
Merchants going North ne ordering goods from New
york. will find it THEN interest ship by this ns
freight will always be taken low by any otter
ne of Packets, aud every effort will be made by thr
SCENTS ia Richmond md New York give satisfaction
insurance be effected IA The Richmond Fire Asso.
citation by this line ut 80 per cent.
We respectfully AJAX and hope Is succeed ln obtain
ing fill shai of patronage.
Goods shipped hy this line 10 New York will be for
wnrded free IL commission New Orleans, Mobile
Chnro.ton, Savannah any Other Southern North
port
The vessels will liz IN Richmond in the Dock. In New
York Mt Beth No. !, Coffee House slip, foot oil Wall
Street.
DAVID WIN. CuRRIR Richmond, } y
=. II. PIERSON N. Y -
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From HI Ci TX of Campbell CiycpH GoR7.
rANrnEIT Co Iio G,rob.r > nd 49,

This Is certify thai had tNo negroes flcte with
scrofalQ, oc II won,an huye sent to the Ruckbridee
Alum Springs iar the last tour FIVE years the other
a man, who had been given up 10 die by several physi-
ciuns. | commenced the pse OF the Bedford Alum wa.
ter them in April la> end both Of them have been
greatly benefited and believe by the use Of the water
boti will be efe,: liz cured ! also know of being
use4 with great bt ht ~ other p-rsau4 in this neigh
berhond. JOHN d. ALEXANDER
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CAMPBELL Co. Ho October end. 1851

was induced try the BedoiI Alum water on
paiiet affected win scrolula after seeing the yss
made by puf Gillian Of She Virginia Niiitsrv Insi.
tute, and much pleased with ms Effects
cn1hgr to use il in several otn"r Of scroiua
sepsa. lencorohea connected with proapsus uteri.
| say from my experience wi h the Of the
Rodkbridee aud Bedford Alum wacrs, kuosc he Bed.
ioid to be preferable RIO +. PAGE, NJ, ID.
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t1AILY LINE OF STAGES FROM
EUFeRD'S DEPOT 40 BUCHANAN

ON the end dy al July, 1875, tho Undersigned will
" commence running daily line OF Coaches fra
Bufods Depot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
l., Buchanan there connecting with Parish Co.'S daily
liz by Dibte's. and Goyngton the White Sulphur;
nso by the Natural Bridge, Lexington, to the Alum
Springs.
Tie subscriber has JUL received, from the faco y.
two elegant and cnmfriale Coaches the finest ha;
m de- and entirely His line, aud ms
drivers careful and erienred.
This will be found he the nearest and most plens-
route from Richmond, Pete, sbufP and Iynehhurg
O the White Sulplue AMI Alum Sgings The rad
fom Butords Depot q Buchanan Is well graded turn
pike and iro- that place the White Sui ur and Al
Springs the roads very Gre therebene morh-
tain pass any extent The scenery is ningn-
b this the passenger from Petersbnrs Rich
mohd will be taken Bnclnan supper remuin there
all night, the 'rning breakinst ut Dibres. and
arrive at the White Sulphur by o'clock y NJ. Going
40 Lexington, he will pass by the Natural Br ge brs<
last Lexington arrive ut the Alum Springs Ia
dinner In this the tta"eller will. nvnd. entirety
night travelling. Passengers from the South West,
lag ,wn the valley, will fad their interest and
convenience 70 come to Buford. Depot and take this
line Buch lnan, and they will thereby, have e- trav
ene by st 'ges, and avoid all travel by night. ia
from Lynchburg to buchanan 81 20
i,ne 25d2awtl5 hug PASCIIAL BUFORD.
~ Peter sburg lnteg eucrr South-Si1e Democrat.
Norfolk B neon, Raleigh Reg, -ier and Richmond Dis
patch copy in daiiy twice II week ill 18Th August and
send ne counts o the Virginan 0fi.e.