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Motifs.
|. CHANCETO Make NAIVE

A CHANCE TO MAKE AlONEY-Ava-
IN riety Of different Agencies suit persons Ct all
classes, be obtlined at the Agents Emporium
275 Main street, Worcester All persons wishing for
steady, honorable. and pro table employment will here
find good selection. capital required from one to
fifty dollars, according to selection made For chances
call soon. ALLEN & FAY,
an
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Money TO loan On Collateral Security.
Bomrd for Married s. single Gentle nae n
Capable GirIs can be had for Homework
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE or exchange
~ for city property, situated two miles ron Post Of
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ME AGAZANES! MAGAZINES!-G odey's
I'VE Ladys Book, or Rarper's Magazine can be had in
connection with NCans Book Enerpriz with one chance
for handsome present. and either OF the 81 % books re-
Gently published or dollar daguerreotype for the regu
lar prceS3 Persons desitous OF renewing their sub
serptons Tor the above publications, do 80 on tbs
above liberal terms Each subscriber receives from the
publishers with the first nlmbei. receipt iul for the
time paid for. Baous Dollar Monthly with either aar
Per's or Godey's can be had for So. ohce 2oS Main
street up stairs
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Fifty Houses for sale,
In different parts OF the City; ALSO 200 House Lots Th
property can be bought on the most liberal terms
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EKJORCESTER COUNTY BANK.-The
w annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank
will be holden their Banking Room In Blackstone
Monday the first day Of Oct next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
for the choice Of Directors for the year ensuing and for
the transaction of any other business that may legally
come before them.
81 FARNUM, Cashier Worcester Co. Bank.
Sept 10, 1855. d3t
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$s,I75,4O5 IS

6age..'s..+ Sl752l1 40
Losses by Death, not dae. 1888 600 90
amount at Risk LIST May 1865. 500 $50 81
Amount at Risk LIST August, 1866. 2O6 943 "a
no of Policies running LIST May 1856. .S,1e5
Total No. running 1st August, 1855. 1855
Ofwlich 1913 are fer Lie.
666 years.
81
13O irregular periods.
$3.50
Increase in amount at Risk. 1901, 200 90
Pollcles. ..s.......".l6
Average amount Insured for each Policy of in
crease Observation-Disclosures. $3,125 81
4. s. WINSTON President.
have examined the above report and find be cor
rect @. GILL, Acty.
FRANKLIN WHIPPLE, Agent,
an23 1lm&w2t 263 Main street. Wnrnaatnr.
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H4NOk SALG.-Two Tables fifteen feet long one
Cutting Table ten feet long by five wide one Swing
Mirror one Show Case two Side Tables one of twenty
and one OF fifteen feet in length three Sets Shelving ten
eet IA length all OF which are nearlT and be
Worcester House Block at 271 Main street. Piper
Block To be sod before the middle Of september next
anil DIV 1852
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HELACkSTOEE BANK.--The Annual Meet.
ID ing Of the Stockholders Of the Blackstone Bank Tx
bridge, will be holden at the Hall over their Banking
Room, on MONDAY, tie LIST day Of October next, at
O'Clock P. NJ, for the choice of Directors and GA
any other business which may legally before them
E. W. HAYWARD, Cashier
Uxbridge, Sept s, 1855 dawtm
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Notices.

lsARNUM AND COLONEL WOODS
II FIVE GRAND
NATIONAL BABY SHOW
At Music Hall, lostoe, Sept uaber IL to 49,
At Nanvechten'5 Hall, Albany, september 2S toA
AZ Musical Fund Han. Philadelphia, October 9 -
AT smith Nxon's Hall, Cincinnati, October
At Maryland institute, Baltimore, November GS.
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GTOLEN. The house Of The subscriber was entered
~ Friday night, and silver watch q gold chain and
some articles of je0efry taken therefron
Twenty dollars reward will be paid for the detection of
the hief and the recovery Of the property or one half for
either. Alison COOK.
Saundersvle Sept 10. d6ts
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\ eASSOLUTiON.-rhe Copartnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm OF AIirch L Co. is this day
mutual consnt dissolved Al those indebted will con-
a favor BY making immediate settlement
worcester sept Ist CHARLES Il. ALDRICH.
p. w. ALDRICH.
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Oalcc i'm City Hall Building.
oGice hours from sA. NJ to1P. NJ, and to SPIN.
till Oct 10 From Oct Is to April 1st 10 A. NJ to II NJ
and to ?. NJ. GEO w. WHEELER,
81 dN Treasurer and Collector
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Mlistcilaueous.
COPARTNERsnIP NOTIC

The business will be conducted heretoore-at the old
stand, OPPOSITE THE POST oFFIoE,-in the name o.
B. L. HARDoN s co. Tie c,psrtnership dates from
the Goth of July, 1866 B. L. HARDoN,
STEPHEN SAWYER.
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$1,000 REWARD !!

eA n a. W IL O,-LOST "a plan OF the
stD " Grounds, Buildings, Tracks, &C. oil the Nor
Wicq q worcester Railroad in Worcester. Any person.
who will leave the same with me, shall be paid the above
reward, C. s. TURNER
Agent of N. & W. r. R. c. at Worcester.
Worcester, August %, 1865, au23 ar
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RI2.OnO

0 De given TO the best and handsomest Babies.
ur hundred dollars viii be given to the best and %.
omest Babies presented at the
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FOURTH OF July.

ENIA IND EXCITEMENT AIfEAD-The nrri-
Il nj %, the eerbraryi EQuestian Company aud Me
uaeerie al Rohinscn y Edred. whose performances
-laad uur>allel in is "a any other country.
We will be rec ,iue ,ood supply of Sproe nrd
summer C,othaE from this time until the 1t of julH
nl.o a Iagn ST ,e vt Gcntemeu furnishing Gooa-, Of
al descriptions These Goo Is a, Of the fr- rpss
and vii be cold at a small advance for ep,h. Our
friend, from the sagutfy, who intend visiting /, ct
burg during the approaching anniversary Of American
Independence, will hive opportunity OF furn ing
themselves from our new stock II is almus,
ry for us to state here Il for elegance st,e, ais
and workmanship our Goods cannot be SURPRISED
GLASS n RAiNE, ]. DIXON. AIT
Franklin Cloth and Clohng House, Bank SQuareop-
poste the Farmers Bank. june - Is
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MEDICINES.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
fNHE GREAT PURIFIER CE TIE BLOOD

| Nof a particle ef Meesrg IL
AZ lsFALLInLE RENgnr for scrotulo. Kings Evil
Rheumatism, Obstinate Getaneons Erursions PIN
piles pustale, the Face Blaches, SOILS, Crenic
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm Teter, seald Head, En-
lsrgement ard Pain Of the Bones Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphiltio Disorders, Lumhago Spinal Com
plants uni all Diseases arising from an inludtiou4
of Mercerv, InPtddenoe in Lite, or lmpu'ny ol
the Blnod.
This valuable Medicine which has beco.ae celebrated
or The number of extraordinary effected through
its agency has indaced the prom etors The
quest Of their friends offer it to the public which they
with the utmost confidence in its virtue All WIN
fierfa curative properties he following certificates
selected from large number are, however. stronger
testimony than the word OF the prupavtor; md
are all from gentlemen well kno in th'r ocalite.
and of the highest responsibility nmny them rcdos
in the city OF Richmond Va.
F. BOYDEN, Esq OF tie Exchange Hotel Rich
Iaoni, known every where, saws h" ha. efn the Neil
zine called Carers Snaei,h Misure administered n
over In ndred cases nearly al the discusses Tor "ic
il is recommended with the most astonishing good te
suits nc says, II the mos; erIraordn'f' medicine he
has ever
Aexe and Feser-Gr eaf Cass.--I hereby certify, thai
Tor three years had Ague aud ever OF OF the must VIZ
lent desoription had ssvers ~, SIC took large
lrantities OF a mine. Mercury. and believe all th"
tonics advertised. but all wthoat any permanent lc
lief At last ] tried Carriers Spanish MlSt4fe. IN
bottles Of which eTectualIy cured ne aud | am hapr'
to "a, have had neither Chills or Fever since | con
srder it the best Tonic in the world asd The only me
cine that ever reached my JOHN LONGDEN.
Beaver Dam, near Richmond,Fa.
q q. Luck ESQ now in Rcianond and Tor many
- - p, 4 a.. bos a,ch inf I,.ncs il, ,b. u.
If Csrtsr. Sr.ai.h Mixpre tina, h.
l, ID If so h,,,t,s ,sti,b he bn. sivei
-. elirtsd NJ Iuck snys he be. never kn,.,,,
ITO fail Nhrn taken according 10 directions.
n -. : ,,,..,i.i,s Ph,.i,inp and f,rprrl, nj
,l c,;,, HI, T. the CIR, of Richmond .n,s he h,sair
l i, ,1,her NJ i4,t,nees the elects 81 CARER.
Spanish Nixiure which most truly surprising lie
- 49, -. ~ q ,nsu,n, tion defopdent ON the Liver
he I'd s3er,. were voaqiefiui indeed
S,i n DrinI er. Of the firm Of DrinLer & Mo fis
gicL,nond wa. cured of l. yer Complaint Of veal. /
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GAS. GAS! GAS!

DERSONS wishing their houscs h1eI 10, burning
4 Gas will find some strong Inducements odered, 10y
applying To the ,l55crber. huye good and
superior stock Of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
\. B.-All orders tor httin. up Tobacco Factories
iced within sixty day, payment viii botequirrd
before the l>t Of juno, 1850
inn 7..its
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IDENpgAE.--Ihc sah>erib,t. inyis % .f#u#srJ
IA Ita.bgi roy fterc, NV Ie.vivut d. .4. hl
ENnfo-., udd1 oos to thcr f1,na. tt.rl ot -e.,l r
Glabrs. tu which thry oyite ter'froton 1t t.. ab
Iir. The .udr,e.sn.d mse taa u,ethul a.! t.f.,#.u
lbcii achpov jerotruts t. thor uutar',- ru-t IS,
lar the ihc,n patronage hey laya b,1.llo lr.,l..
aud pledge lhousrly let4l ctla' la '..t,,.nd
insure its cont,utprr ia their NV rsrl'dttu' IT,.
BURROUGHS. >lihfER : co.
Prenietar- Il tie Ciatldne Rlanuf. Nam - 'atth
Eost site, opposite Lce Il johnson, and .lnDl be-
low John I Davs y u. Jun us
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Z T T II n nut IN y u = T = VI
GERMAN BlTTER

prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
Store, No. 800 Arch st. one door below Sixth, fhada
3her power the above diseases IS not eNeelled
# equslied, by any other preparation III the Unt'd
States the attest, pany cascs utter skllul
phy sieians Aad failed.
These Bitters worthy the attention oil lnvaltd,
Possessing great virtues in the rechcuon al the hNr
and lesser glands, exercising the most searching powN
IN weakress and aet tDns IF the digestive organ, they
ar vithal SAFE. certain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TEsTtaoSY.-Dr J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. Feb. 9th, 1852 said. Il entirely out ct TN
German Bitters They have become al the rege No;h
ng, lse sells"
The Tenth Legion, puhhshed OF Woodstock va.
said, Jan 10th, 1870; "A Great Medicue.-Ne haHo
uniformly relraned from recommending to the public
any OF the various patent medicines OF the day unless
thoroughly convinced of their value. Among thoso
We consider worthy Of notice, IN the German Bers, ~
ented by DIR. Hoefand and prepared by DR. Jackson
Philadelphia. One instance, IA particular, IL who'll
he superior virtues OF is medicine AVE been Vested
fallen ander observation. Daring the la-t SUM
Inel q son Of Mr., Alram Cmbli, OF tls county, VII
cry seriously affected with Liver Cmpianl, aud niicr
irving in vain various remedies he purchased bottle
Of the Bitters, and after using it, so much relieved
OF his distressing malady thai he procured another bot
lie and is nolg restored entirely TO heah.'
Tney are entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
inF always strengthen the SYSTEM and never
estate it,
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principa
cities and retail by apotecHries aud storekeepers II
every town ia the United SutrF.
Sold by ID. r. LYMAN, J. Il. THOMPSON n co.
ami J. II. SEAY n CO. Lynclburg. a. by dealers II
medicine everywhere. lsep6ly
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BENNETT & BEERS. Prpl5eior..

hn. 10 Mann 81, KIrhm0nol Va
Aud Ion sale by }. II Seay, I Il. lyman. } II.
Thompson \ Co. L. Slabler Il Co Lynshhag, Va, aud
hv dea ,ers in Medicines e, er,wheie. scp5 ly
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ICE CREAM SALO0N.-MR.

informs linz Ladr. aud Il ntrmrn Of l.ynrhhn1g.
Tint his lee CREAM SALOON j. now a ru. aui ~i
hr constantly supplied wi the ices, Ice Crcsn during
lhr whole >,tsui lie viii a~o Furnish 1t for parties ut
HE shortest nat,e. Tho patronage u his friend, and
HE puh a. is rlruc.tf, Invited. uallG-dts
l'tsh iu,-Appe>, Strawberry. aud all kinds otfuts
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MEDICINES.
DOVES RHEUMATIC I,xIuUx,-
- : - y = 81 LsNtnEST.
Isl RE- REMEDf Tor RHEUMATISM
50 nAITER ~ wHAt f.EH ar NV I4S, 49,,
warranted in every Ease.

No AAii,s IN WIZ f.t1 aa NV LaNG srANplxG
"aFfahic0 an every Case.
For saleby SrRornFn & WnITFuF,p I,rrll.L.z
TtyHE fslIoying ..,,is..,. :
t,,sf rfsrerte -. ,'o'' s9,n' 81 Tie
it.>i,fsiry fl. well as q str a. :" !" ginnond.
,..,,,il, - IL N,#I.s..i ~ 'H oahAth ~
=, !, mr., ,.,,,. ,tt,.,- ~ II ''' - referring
"a Him l., .iop IA cet55t.., ''e' "ao are lot
strongest IL -rifaaity - ir AZ, 60 verbally the
45sr ,,,,i1., mn, ''''4 H'lef u-ihg tho
ri,lIv saw th., - -. 10y '.a M ma inVa-
,.r 81 anil - - IT. ~ all The lirfments
tlf..i4#I,,# H. ,..#... '5.' III recommending
K,.t.,... .I. H.. .,..#I, ~.
in ,t.rIp, a, E,rl,n..IJ =.#' ..a'. past saIriy
r.iis. .r,aIn,5r, l. . . ''''ai until re.
,,i ~. rara,l,. ,,i,. '''' - '1ti " thof,
,g,y b,.p =, 1 ',' = 70. require ~
- IA "'7ti. y"
F,ou Gil fi.,,.#, .,.,,.#,.....
count, Of P.lr.,hn,Ia. .. "'e"o in tie
Ne..r. EoytN Eo-b.,, -. 49, 'e'I
sfatinY tim so#fe INN. I.t ga, "s,le IN
Dovr'. Rheumatic Yit,,,. =, ~. 49,. -. 'i'' u
ynnt. affected with ri s,,,,,,i , io,ii ~ NY ser
think certainly not NOR. II nm n : ls'''e,
ga much wnhoit bepo etti,..f, ,I5,.,, - '"'e"
baN.y+r a. Ia ,,tea.l q, H.. ,,.,5l tt - P"r"'
som, dt,ys he had h..., dtafsl f,,.. ,b - ' 'o
the suHrribgs OF lady for whose relief Lar b, ~
informed me he had irieI v,,i,r ,.,,,.uo,;. - '
succ es ian ediaiely handed bn H. . ho,,1 ,.i,t
rqone.t lhnt he " ouIa give il t,ir itip A ., ,f
fberener wn4 grntifed 10 l-si, fr,,., him, ba, r.
nsei Tie Imminent according to The diractions or7
r,inu it. hi. " it.. from being 4, bed Iid3an a sa
lelplcs. conpauion l. "a br.op,4 ,r,jr.Iy rel.,i ~,
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sOrTusIDE RAILROAD.

sOEEuSIDE k tsLROAD,
FREIGHT TRAIN.
go ,sa1 r-r -Essss.g.zs1W We raady To receive
I! y - = = ireiehl- tor HE Souihsde Rail
raad Nm. 7 Andcrson's Conlais.an Il ouse The
Basin. ANY person wishing the tato- ct freight
= IN obtain treigi Int by cnIhng on rae.
Nv osder Of the SUIT
sep ao-t, ALFRED ". HORNER, Ae't
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Bonsack's Woolen Factory,
ROANOKE COUNTY. VIRGINIA

~ iNb feb4lIt tnd sHFFOed my csfAbIsN TIrnl
i i with the Irtcst improved Machinery ful mauute.
turing Wool announce t. my old c1sto1ar>, aud lie
public generally, that am egain psol sel cnr WOOL
into Rols spin into Yarn, weave into Ja.cs i..,ey,
Blankets, &c, upon the following terms
Carding " DOL into Rolls 81 per h. Carline
ard 81 inning from No. 8 To cuts to the pound ia
cents per b. for each finer number up = half cent
per pound added every higher number one cent per
ID. added Manufacturing heavy Negro james - cents
per Yard manufacturing heavy Negro Linspy s cents
per pard Blankets ~ cents perPound--2 cents Ton ard
inc and for ca ding mud spinning additional charge
mixed and Saxony Wool supply 81 manufactured
goods viii he kept laud for sale ~ exchange Tor
" DOL Those living neu the Railroad deposit their
Wool with the Raihoad AGENTS, except Liberty deposit
with Nj =. HuAman--Lyus hburg with Messrs Fucker
Il Redd. The ssosa viii a returned when finished
Payment will be required upon delivery of work.
iuna 1-d3m JACOB BONSACK
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MERCHANDIsE.
4 So AIsIsiy ALfl-NEW

b SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GoDDs.-Jnst
"p,Ged at Philip W raynes (K,les rorArr, Main st -.
u superior stock Of DRY GOODS. embracing Cloths,
Cussineres, Fe-ting-, Linens. and LADIES GOODS, OF
Nil kind. Cal and examine.
mil Its p " PAYNE
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NOTICE il hereby given that my son, A. NJ.
~ Winston. Is not authorised to deal Tor me. or on
my account to'transact any business ofa pecunary
nature whatever in my name a WINSTON
mayl2-ts
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A.Nr skntEtNEn-ln .-n. rrL.l1l.n aalna

st 30u ,i'es Soc LenIhor Philadelphia Calf ssins
aud SAoe 1hrrui, J000 lbs. LeahsNilic Cotton No 3
10 Il. with geDetai assortment Of Groceries.
G.b5ts JOHN ROLLINS.
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EUST ARRIVED

EUST AEsslVEDAt the family Grocery,
a. Nv Roe, AMI CLIPPED Herngs. Mlckerrl and
Shad Beet tongues Dued Beet, aud many other att
cies usually kept in Family Grocery.
}. II. SOLOMON.
n B.-A few boxes Ladies fne Shoes a cost
m,,l8. J IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW G0ACEfsS.

NEH to.f Elm. LII
III ~
1--WE Undersigned having ruichased the en'ife s'oek
Z 81 Nit D. r. Lyman. and feke" IN" large ala MI
kurH tae @ io"t= Il o. mo corner Nam IA 'ia'
ket sffrcfz) ae=H aeoHlel b iim vii continue the
Arothecnf' aud btbg Business un'ef 'n' L"fhe anu
riye .. .
SiROTHElt * "H1IhtthAO.
it'll additions Winch ih'y VII receive - ie" ""s''
ibrtr STOCK Of Drugs, Shemlea. ;. fnnl' 0iI'' ptes'
Atuaa" oa--' iuHy' iai'a .N'iI''.-f" f""f9 AM
rir-, Ac, Ac vii le ~ Ih e bHh '"tnP'ie "a my 10
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I'INE CLOsIIs, CAsiMEKEs, YES

4 IlA6s; &c, Se.-Supetior Back French and
roared Cloths OF the very inri make superior French
Cufmofes tine Nrsling., Cryatz. hid Gloves, Pocket
iitad- efeaiefs, Goliur-. {. Ay friends Gothfaom
l,~n and country wi J-use give M q call for the
bow eno- ual y9u snail be well paid Tor your visit.
HH.27 Is D. II Lev l.
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MERCHANDISE.
sEsasTOPo,. TAKEN.

SEb4sHoPo1 No PAAEN.-l s"l-
- ply IT,, troap- N the C4iFta / wBut 3UOn pair
country net WOODEN SO sks ~, 4IaeH the iulI mar
ket Prter wi be given. l. mise tle siege
hase determined IN -ei The viae 81 y st'rk at Fancy
by Ga1lt casi9crf raf#r.-Nea die h"fs II every
desei '-fpo, Rihtsaa.. sHA. Mn. j Glnves enhr"l
dsrei Aaisa. Sisss aud Jacenri e..iais. tinGlihm'
Lawns French Goi-ot.. hsaaii tfnci,, 4 - pet
pa. Wsrh ! re Pic,.r g'ge NC coil nad ''ts "f
yuul.ese. at John ABRAHfMS
July I0Aa lf-h by Goods Stun.
NEW R0ohs, New BOOKS, NEW
= bOOks---1br Mis- iHR Bride, by Nj b"Hn y
SourbNl1fh, ie-h supply; The Nhounar' Is J
A. \ sfrrsh sppp,. Nat Pai'ers ly II. Nari ''cfnrf
o Hr CaascrfP; bs napb-; Nh Of Gbanrt'a. by J'r
rod, Na1nuao az tn Hardship. 81 ao Hen .s. b>
Nj. Cote. Cone CT "orBor.--tur EArrt.epre Il "
Commemorative Fpfnii,. tt Be nas' Hoafa. Eas'. Nm
ret uHd tin ,irf If h.uelid all Is tho suue hutbot'
Pa . ol Canrr-lip the ndveaunes OF NOEL Rend
~, the Controversy between SenatuH Brooks aud
iJahn Archbishop OF Kew orb n-o ttesh .1ppy ct
Oh >haes o. tue --latest md most beuutiul si1lr- ever
brought To thu, market l'apo Haueugs, Inc Screens
every palesu rHii-cy new unt. also. llrEr supply Oh
Tho dntsl Mud af Stationery for prfy purposes Tie
Lai,. r-utc1ury requested 10 col aud loos a u
Af Il a. WILLIAMS
New BOOK aud Music stose opposite G tarns hast"ge
Haak Main IRE. /. Lyncbbure. Va. Inae 22.fs
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/ IVERCOMPLAINT, JArNDloE.n>

Il Jpepsa Chrome Nervous Bebi4 ,9lscuse If TIN
Kidneys, and al diseases arising i1oH q pisnrdcred
Liver OF Stomach, such Constipation, inWud Pile
Falness or Blood Ia the lead Aciditv OF the Stomach
Nnu Heartburn Disgsst ion Food tuluess OF weight
rhe Stomach, Sour Fluctuations Sinking or Fluucrag
he PIT the Stomach Swimming OF Tho II I'D ilur'
Choking or Sunncatinr Sensations when iu Wing pos.
turr Dimness OF VISION Dots Web, before the light
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency 81 Per-
pm aon felowness Of the skin aud Ewes Pain in The
Side, Back Chest, Limbs &c, Sudden fushes oil ieat
Burning In the Flesh, Constant lmaginng- o Evil ami
great depression of Spits, be ehcctuay cued by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-19
JAMES o. NELSON,

tUlLER, has taken n SHoP on Nun St, one door
Y brow tie Citizen- Savings Bunk where he i pre-
pared to do uuy wo IN hjs line Of business, such
repairing aud putting IN good order Cutlery ofesrY
descriptions making Hil kinds ol
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
Repairing SUI veyIug INSTRUMENTS. making Elastic
Trsse> OF very superior quattt utter lat pattern
and preferable in every respect 10 the old sfy." lie
also does all kind. of obbiue such setting Razors.
nins laiiar, ohcors an Scissor, repujring Locks,
fitting keys, &c, &c.
Work lei, with him will he att snded Ia Mt
JAMES @. NELSON,
Cutler aud Dental and Surgical Instrument Maker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-19

Z superior French Lawns iran auction which vii
sell prices thu will please. A-o the ve,y finest kic
gloves mnde at Ga pair; plain bIacl .lk-, extn fin,
coorcd French Jackonctts md the finest quality Eng
lish aud French prints 10 cents per yard.
apl27 Is b Il. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-19

f,o" cq Fla se'sI."na j. aaoup in d.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-28
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

Mr.. George f. Root, Of Philadelphia who mas been
in our city some weeks, attending upon the exercises
of the Musical Convention, has afforded our citizens
a fine opportunity of enjoying themselves for several
evenings Of the present week Wednesday night
uud.r his direction, the Musical Convention closed
with splendid Concert at the First Baptist Church
and last evening at Cornhan Hall was performed
that beautiful Cantata, The FLOWER QUEEN, COM
posed by Mr.. Root. The Concert of Wednesday
evening was very successful and comprised many
choice choruses, quarteis, duets ard solos, by the
most eminent masters Of music all of which were I'D.
mrably rendered BY Mr.. Root aided by Mr.. Dunder-
dale at the piano and the members of the Richmond
Sacred Music Society. Mr.. Root is one of the finest
singers it has been our fortune TO hear and among his
assistants were many rich, full, clear voices, both
male aud female. The Cantata is rendered by nearly
one hundred persons, many Of them young misses
ard is designed TO represent the flowers assembled III
u secluded dell to elect and crown queen, when
nisan,hrope enters the assembly, witnesses their pro-
rerdings and, when they have crowned the Rose, all
the flowers unite in chorus OF farewell, commit the
stranger the Divine guidance aud return to their
homes. This entertainment will he repeated this
evening nj Co.inthian Hall, aud may well attract the
overs of GOOD music.