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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

of one of the teachers of this city, and hope
that parents will govern themselves accord
ingly:
Have Parents Right to do il!
A right to do what? the reader may ask.
To send their children to school irregularly.-
Let us examine for moment
When n number of men unite for the
transaction Of any business. no member of the
firm has a right to do anything which will
work to the injury of his co-partners- The
truth of this proposition is SO evident, that 1t
requires argument to sustain It.
The public school is species of co-part
nership entered into by all the householders of
community. the object sought. being the ed
ucation OF their children All will at once
admit that no member of the community has
a right to do the least thing which shall serve
to defeat the object for which the school was
established, but rather it is the duty Of each
to do all that he consistently to promote
lis usefulness How is it with the parent who
sends his children irregularly? Let illus
trate by presenting sample OF every day oc-
cuTrence-
have boy and two girls, whom l send
TO school regularly except In cases of sickness.
They are desirous Of learning, and are pleas
ed to attend school, yet become frequently
vexed and discouraged Why ve1ed and
discouraged? They are arranged in ~lasses,
more or less members of which, are absent
from recitation every day. Although they may
be prepared to proceed onward to-day, the
whole class is delayed while the delinquents
Of yesterday are brought up, SO that all may
move forward together. This annoys and
depresses them, as they see 1t extends the
time of their promotion indefinitely.
clothe and feed my children. and deprive
their mother of their nes ded services at home,
for the purpose of educating them as well as
| am able and | submit whether my neighbor
has a right to detain his children from school,
and thereby prevent me from receiving that
return for my expenditures and sacrifices, to
which | am Justly entitled. To me it appears
evident he has no such right. With me. be
has entered into the general copartnership for
the education of our children, and he NAV
not, either By act Of commission or omission.
do aught which shall defeat or retard the ac-
compishmen. of our object. So long IS our
interests are united, he cannot as an honest
man and Christian. cetain his children from
school to the injury of mine, without incurring
blame
Nv children inform me, that scarcely day
passes in school in which their teacher does
not urgue upon the pupils the necessity or
justice of promp: and regular attendance 1t
IS to be hoped our citizens will take the sub
ect into serious consideration. If they do so,
we NAV rest assured our school viii become
more efficient and useful than it ever has been.
Psrrys5uryh Journal
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

FIVE publish the following at the request
of one of the teachers of this city, and hope
that parents will govern themselves accord
ingly:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

A SlI UATION is wanted g. frst-rste COOK !;
n you'd be viEns TO ra IA he Ws.h1s snd Irsniat y
eirsd II Enau pvsis s1ny sks z1dsrstznds Der busi
vel TIE veTy Of City references EYsl- Apply s.
Nc. sc W utIGesr. segreg Of Beech
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- l. X S! s | l. X s.! -
~ BOWEN. McNAMEE 4 Co,
NEw.YoRK,
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally 70 their ENTENs
I'VE STOi of RICH SlLk and FANCY GOODS, adapted
10 the FALL TRADE embr'eng the sDd desiTs
bic styles imported this eAson particular attention
qOe';sd to heir uprpssed sy Of Dress Fsbdos ordered
expressly for their very bes, city interior trade Il Is BE-
kvet that sk Importing and Joebns House in tie country
offer upero itduc Vow store fall assortment
subs Merino' Muslin De Lanes Ribboas shawl, Laees
Eubvid,ry White GoOds Dress Trimmings and every other
desenption oi merchandise usually KEEP, in ss bouso
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ID More Crosds! Tremendous Success Another week Of
the eat Comedy produced here and creating such
wonderful sensation "WEDNESDAY, Sept @-EV ENING
at n O'clock STILL WATERS RUN DEEP, played in peer
less st,le AFTERNOON at 8, STILL WATERS RUN
DFFP All the Curiosities usual. Admtance al, 3
cent? Chiloren under 10, ~ cents
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VIcc,yo-CbemicaI Bafhs.-Dr. J. 81
NcM.Y srk HortIc uIrnrnI society.-The Fan EKbib

Newly srk Horticultural Society.-The Fall Exhi6i-
tho OF FRUITS FLOW Frs and VEGETABLES viii taxa
pace OF Clinton Hail, Astorplace, On TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY,. Sept. % and 26
Articles ut be sent Monday afternoon Tuesday
morning properly labeled and numbered and list Of the same
ksposd a. The Committee
ocoek p ~ md continue the folio Eing DAY and evening On
ru..d,y evening the awards Of he Judges viii be ar need
Wednesday evening Address will be delivered by
WILLIAM c. BRYANT, Esq
Tickets admission be obtained ct the office Of the A.
Or St Mel and ian Hoe the desk Of the
Mercantile Library aud at the door during the exhibition.
Adm son members. twenty five cents.
The the Brooklyn horticultural Society will be
timitted on their tickets.
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TOR SALE-A valuable set ofNlLESs WEEK
i LY ROOSTER. containing 8 volumes and General In
der neatly bound with al the Supplements Adtendas &C.,
rom commence ment september, sll 70 Seoteuber 1885
This work eontsn the best History OF The War Of 1872 znd
for tie Speeches made in Congress through taa
exciting time, And down 20 Ne close n 1888
w. b. DUNNlNG, 70. ~ M.rkets-.
Wim1 gtcn delaware
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- iscompetent 10 CUT and FIT CulLDRENS CLOrdiN6,
and ts charge of sges four and five years
Noe tut gooi reference need sprly Call st
No 10 West lith e.. between 9Th and ith'svs
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ITO AMATEURS on ORCHESTRAL INSTRU-
i MENTs-YOuns Men dssioss Of nPr0,ns taer'e Is
vited oin CLUB who propose 20 become 81 y
CHEsTRA fcl 9 New Yah CAeIh seeiery Address A. .
No. t.h-fL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

" Civ 70 TEACH two girls years ct th- IN
O. IsH BRANCHES, AMI vocal ami instrumt nal MUSIC,
an TO assist their mother Housekeeping Address Box No
lg,5 NewYort PostOhce.
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no WATCH MAKERS "A good WORKMAN

i :. SCHUUE ATENI1 ana IEAtIIE
~ UNION UsfD by f. Il. WILCOX SONS, No. 293
osdway perpetual ntyodaeey az cent, shaving
equal drdends with oekhodeys. IS fO $l5 40 $50, go,
establishing and orns1ing schools College, LbrdJies and
Headfng Rooms filing all orders rde0Hcies snl AangeS
the check until every dollar $lC0 q the party
bs order No charge pupils Teacher meeting ADD
Indnce day introducing the beat educators ~ all Nations
sog every school and family allowing Free CAek FOR
procuriuR two sub ,erilsTs.
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Immigrant Intelligence Once and Labor Rxcbanse
h x care, from No. p Csnsst &c the corner OF Cene
New. Of6ce IL established by the
Of Emigration where can always be found large
aunhers Of LABOKERS and SERVANTS AZ low
u wage. and persons their orders filed By writing to
he aud sending the amount necessary 20 pay
NE Of the parties required Nc fees charged 70 en-
ployors JAMES 4 fAOAN, superintendent
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VANTED-A SITUATION in School, pub

w tic or prisa'e, ~ graduate OF New Eng and Normal
Schools ot twelve years successfil expo
rence te,chpg this city elsewhere baisry
p.cted go month GOOD references BE- given Address
J. D., Tribune Office, fOr ten days
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fine ARTS.

= IlIF AIIB.
EOUPIL q Co. beg 10 announce that they have
VI on exhibition, shor, zine, celebrated Painting
By Any sCHEFFEE,
ard viii continue receive sub-cbers for The t1e
LRE ESsKAvlxS wiIioh will shortly Be published
FINE ART GALLERY
No. SEQ Broadway, New York.
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The New Book By the author Of Alone"
UN II E Fl ID ID T. y L II
L By MARION HARLAND
One elegant Emo Price IL Is
From The N. Y. Evening Post.


THE BRITISH ESSAY s.
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In So volumes.
Courrps the Taller Spectator Guardian, RAnb Adyen
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The volumes will be Of the exact size and style Of LlTT
BROWN Co.'S popular e'tioB Of The BRITISH POEIs,
an sold AZ the san prce-75 per volume
The fret four volumes comprising THE TAILtR VII be Is
srsd .sr,v H. October LITE, BROWN 4 Co..
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WALT WHITMAN's p o f VI s." LEAVES
w OF GRAsSr-for sale 70 dealers and retail. Single
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

i DAY for Gentemen's f,uiIie' Cook, Chsmbcmsid Gad
Laundess Nurses and Seanstre'scs Two nan oA,
Gem an Lady. Maid anil Sesuse snda German Wsusss
80 two Girls fr New Hsmpshire; a. WEsLEfs SELECT
FEMALE OFFICE No 1856 7sh ay., neas sd ~ Lazy IN
attendance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
Fall Supply of Hardware, --l854
SIMPSON q BIO

Sign of the Golden Lock Lynchburg, Va.
IA Ne "oe ape"inf q" at.'''.oa I" our TURNER ne"
w stork. IA yer, Hrer ss-aH'ueHt "f HasDHtHF,
CurtTKr Gus pisT8is. SAupLEEr, PLarrp ttnnDs,
laan tn CLOTHS Hour kstpiaR AJficirs. Building
Uateriais and Tools II poIf frf,y dicrpaoH. among
yhirA many Iust Introduced mt erhei III :
fail
" n.ttar oulseiyc. cna eahbiito he public gcn.
orally ,ad those VITO will favor viii examination
greater variety a.upenprIty # sblr aud quality ct
rood- ever uhrr.l N hi. It surpassed IN any market
Our eoads ure al new nrl nlo.t desirable. aud vii
be sold At reasonable prpht. only al vino III give
~ aculI r .ntru.t With their orders, which viii
,eive n45 bet aud pr,rpPf Htteutior-
Merchant. ard others buyi largely viii be charged
"A small a,lytrre# nu,. OF 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
MERRY CnRI>TMAs.

TIVE tinle Tor iiea Ny grectins. neus making hna
L holiday rlIis i. c.usr at laud Would sour give
II an absent friend .teut sister. broler ur logtt, a
nem.nto wncS fsfy year. ofne. will bear increasing
ssiue To the rtpui aud a, ut FHred upaa. ,ccaIi
~ith I've and gretade No. only the kndnr'' a" hear
.hieb rrofnafrd ti r Int The iettn I'D features q"
H.. dop,rl $50 ruto MINIS 4 TANNER :, ard
have - aultI.s- Iil.ne.. tasen al rare' IN case
rinr # lnr kei Of ,ttr uvn ,eeo tom ther arg"
as.ortanrut dina winch more acceptable Kilt cool
BE- chosen.
D 4t Wat forn f. rsy, hYt remember the a't that
n-~tar.- a,, taken It Tug fsorosRArHie bAouERTEAe
GALleRf 4.4iiy eel IN alauly clear wea.hrr nn#
an apsff picture a. any prtoe s H Fer -haerr' II
lesrs aHy r4aas hisH rSplain- sfcrsf = uf
5up,rz.IIe e p puisrty 81 success Cal in a. yea
come ON lie cur 81 iHs cunspri "a. entrance ga
NJ i 81 door from co.nrr ot BIZ re.
MINIS Tanner,
dee 1910 Pracurnl Daguerrpotypi,t-.
rFrCruntry psp.ts adsrfti'Ins for u. copy.
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4 -
FOR SALE

Finding ii will require mure Time 10 pay my drht.
han ny creditors can Conveniently allow unless sell
portion OF my property have determined offer the
olo'r ng property FOR SALE:
Ny HEaDEEoE IN the HeiRhbpfhood of Judge Dan.
iePs Thi- is most desirable place The House
tAns 10 rooms, all we'll and some ut them elegantly I'm
isnei N'h brick kitchen aud all othcr necessary
houses, and we'll OF eseelcat water the premises
The HnusE Lor at present occupied by Mr.. J. :.
Barns. This is and PHEASANT rlHce suited FOR
email family. The House has five rooms with good
kitchen smoke house, and Rwc OF first water IN
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry for
sae, consi4er Offering the saluable rrnrery
offered in thi, place. Il = well knnwn in this
vicinity. need particular description; hut i'll state
there is not better arrdnl ed establishment Ia the
State 1t is furnished with complete sett Of tools the
latest improvements and srlo stock of patterns. in
good condition and extensively used. would refer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property shout
AM desire pur nasiag such interest.
Any person wishing purchase any ei the above
named propery will apply the suborber at the
Phoenix Foundry. a &. DABNEf.
i,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
Remember t'.e Poor !

4 you gather around va cheerful fire side. sur
u round d bs the Lnrpy far's, and li.ning to the
merry convention Of your tumy. while The hoarsc
winds willy md Keen frost bite" shnrPly with
CUT when, "a 81 ut The vel baden board. and with
nppti -bnt pencd by tn k,tnne., 81 he atmosphere
rauake o. the viands with which You hive been amply
rrosidcd by KIND PruNi lrncc then remember the
Pooh; nd with attitude Hnd generous heat nppropii
IA. out oi your abundance somrii ing To feed
Starving hrpther, to warm .ome shycrin1 fnme, mud
nuke glad hcsvA heart
REM nher also, thai tle BAZAAR is the place t.
supply yourself with anythuP IL the WY If superior
Article Of READY MADE CLOTHING ihr times at
iocb j. TOW an hhu for The loFidnys md that good
e9odS s,d Tor ca.l rricrs suit Il - times nj
The GLOTHING& FURNISHING BAZAAR,
Corner ain and Market streets, Lynchbutc.
Llcr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth of

Hardware. Cutlery Gums, Saddlefy, House
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c
EREG9HA \ EDt Ali tug determined to mn ke
u fh4nse "a Init business vii aHrr ifum Il day
the largest aui nn- t',lrbr ztnct 81 Hardware CH'
Ter. e. Y ever fars fere thu market at great
reduced priees for easn. Many articles al and tfo'c
| tending 20 c.ose NJ the bu.ine.. speedily a.
10. .iir = ey cordially invite ali indebted the old
roaeern Of Gtrrory Rn,Ltl and the ate concern 81
Gregory. RosaiI SimPsou Ia pay up longer iadoE
sener cannot bee gwen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
S20, 900 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost
FOR CASH

4 il j. our intention Il change in our asi-
n nc.. W. nfer our entire Sock At cost and snmc
articles below for We thereiore respectfully
invite the pubic to cal md supply themselves his
cha an! be eiJo' ed unti the last oi
February; Tor deter'ruct close our present
stock BY TINT TIME. Inc articles zoo numerous t"
mention. Our stock embraces is usually taa"d
in regular Dry Good. Stofr. Also, Hints aud Chps
Boots and Snoes. County MERCHANTS viii ii to
n cir interest by calling Our Stock J.
ne throughout md selected rrci advantages for the
buyers & NJ GUh6ENHElMER'
ian l-dt.fA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
For ldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Lin,

rTNHE beautiful aud favoric s,narbat. Zoo =
l. AUGUSTA under ,hr command ufSssssxaeSE7El-S7x
Capt. Vim. c. Smith, 50 long aud avoraby known Ia
the travelling community the Potomac and jane.
River is running the line vim Port Nnl
thai and is furnished with IL Il T. no 4 4 - 4,
Life Preservers, Force Pump aud all the n pinncc,
1uired by Act of Congress the safety of nss
Ingers.
The Cars running il neAion with the Augusta from
Richmond. leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesdsy,and FRIDAY O'Clock
Persons a"ri. ing in Richmond. by the Packet Bous
have but few steps walk TO the Cars.
The Cars runn from Petersburg City roint in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg snme
days above, at73 A from the Depot of the Appo
mattox Il r Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
to GO from Lynchburg ther by the Packet Boats
Danyille Railroad to Richmond, by way of the South
Side Railroad 10 Petersburg and from there
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
nate days. viz Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturdays,
81 AN.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing S,nsan.
Fare between Richmond Norfolk and Old Point - 90
Fare between Richmond, Cokc's, Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, Observation-Disclosures. | so
Children over three years aud over twelve
years of age, half price.
htdis,etCH, JG 5u
Servants, through ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J 81
Servants u any point on Il eryer,..---...--- | 90
1heaIs, w ~
Jun 26-dScts THOS. DODAMEAD. Supt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

TIVE subscriber "ouid respectfully ca the atten-
l. tion 81 those wishing make thef itieads pre-
for Chr. Or Yea tiat will be rritcd ehefr
dlanoHds cal hs gallery AMI -eec, from ~ large
assortment OF Jeweiry and aney Goods, JGs, receive!
for the occasion ~ prices To ut the times. aud have
them filed With OF one his IN 'mmitshe PREMIUM
EGUEhREOTlPES. Rcmen'cr that GIBBS bore
Of of the palm by the fr.t premium oyar al competitor.
at the late Fairs at Petersburg and Rrhmend which
/. sufficient qua rantre hat ms !. the pla-. have
your image transferred rqua So without much
ado. along railroads, IA your carriages. on
foot al receiv I'd alike, and you wl had plenty o
room, good fire and ever hing nske YOU comfortable
while whit Your time Of si,tieF l. "'e,y en-
tire satisfaction Eise7--pr ehatee Hhdr
Attic sign nf ihe Il ag / + GIBBS.
q 4 -it- mo nil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
Pump and Fire Engine.

MOULD respectfully announce to tie Cltzeus 81
w Lyuchbuic und vicinity, TIM they are .nunnar-
lur' M. al their Agricultural Works The Basin, K Is
MlTCHEL'S PUMP II FIRE ENGINE combined
which the perfect article ri the knd ote1
81 10 the public, (des'gnpd for Factory Fire and Gar
det En-. mr. and pccuiury adapted to private dwei
ipss i,,iding Fire Engine under their direct
command, capable Of To cling water over two story
l~cIlAg
All orde,s promptly attended to and Pumps put il to
Wei. Spring. at the u,ual ana warranted /
pctlorru we'll tor year.
We IRE the exclusive agents or the counties of Camp
trI. fmner.t. Bradford and ArpomartoH.
sep lt-t~
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mo. !. prRYfS. Al.
IyERCOMPLAInT, JAUNDlcE. nYs

Lpeps,a Chronic Ser sous Debility Disease ii the
Kidneys. and all diseases sri-,ns from Disordered
Liver Stomach. such a. Cor siipainn Inward Piles.
Fnlines- Blood to the Head Aeidty of the Stomach.
Nan Heartburn Dsgsst Food fullness weight
the stomach. Sour Eruets,ions Sinking Fluttefins
nj ne Pin 4 the Sion1a h. SWIMMING OF thr adj Hur
ried and d,clt Breathing. flettsras the Heart.
Chaak ing Sufocaing Sensation. When IN lsinE Pu-'
Dmaes. Of Vision D,ts eh. hefere the sight
Fever aud Dull Pain in the Hsa' Deficiency ct fefs'
pra'iou. fcllpsurss Of tire sAin AMI Eve. Pain n ID"
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, Sr.. Sudden ushe- OF iea
Burning in the FLESH Constant iuarnn' 1t Evil enH
great depression Of Spirit. be efrctuals cU'ed BY
DocrsR HeorfASps cELEsRsTrD
GERMAN BiTTERs.
prepared bv Dr. c. NJ. Jscksrr, German Medicine
Store No 100 ArcL st. one door b-lns Sixth Phiiads
Their power the ebove di.snsssi' not eSeeled
il equseI. bf any tb"r preparation In the uniie'l
Slstes ~ The cur, attest, IN many after skul
physician bad iailed
Tn,.e B tier. are worthy the attention Of lrsalij.
Pos.estiag rreat virtues ~ ths recifraiur Of the liver
and lesser glands rxctcisnE the searching power
ia aud aGe, Il the digestive otean., they
vital sae certain and pleasant
YrReISla TEsTrsoSr DR. J. NJ. w1lsAn, Lexington.
Va. eb 9th. So aid: I entirely out ef the
German hitter. They have become al tho rsge Moth
ng lse sells.
The Tenth Lrriin polished al Wuo4 -tock. Ia.
aid Jan 10Th. 1850; a Great Med cur.-Ne have
niormly reitained from Recommending 10 the public
any OF tie patent medicines 81 the dn', aHles'
thoroughly convinced Il tier 'al4 AHanS tha'r
We e,n.ider worthy II notice rhc ernaa Bt,crs. IN
eHted by Dr. i o. asnd, and prepared b, Or te son
phiasielph Doe a.tnnee, in 3sIti ulsr. ia who'll
e suI4rinr Virtue. -. ufe5trine ave been tested
tas fallen under oh-ervn DafibR the lat
fnei. Of Mr. Airaan esai, 81 th'. county, as
cry seriously affected sith liver uPlain, and attic
trying ia gala, vsrtus ren. lie. purchased eosn
Of the Bttsr, aud after u-ins Il much believed
OF his distressing HaadY that te procured other bot
hs and j. re.tprrd trelx 10 health.'
ley tntfe'y We. etabe, lrce from a. irursu.
ing edent. away. srengtbch the system and neVer
estate il.
For .alt wholesale - Druggist, 10 81 the principal
cite. and by o,hcrarics AMI stores e"Per. IN
every tou - the United SIstss.
Sold is n LYMAN. THOMPSON 4 co,
w J. SEAi s CO. Lynehburg, nj bs dealer. in
rn.dcio~ ever, where ispsiy
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REMOVAL

2The subscriber, haylng removed 10 his Store
w dCir> Hh,ve las old stand and three do3r~ soul
y Main md NarSct streets, is procured s,1cr IT.
ia .rrents To persp7s purchasing Nil xmas nf d ~,
Medicines. Paints Oil-, D,cs Window GIa,s. utt,
F,rf mer,. Fancy Article &c ~.
Tins Store !. I02 fr,t deep, shicb vii cunll, irn L.
~ pa u,ura argcr stock thai usual. Particular allen
mon will be paid 70 ali orders. Ptc>,riln flied NJ
II, hin and fum txupric -. at han 80 year,
- Aatirr- hims'' that he III Re aide To Thrush oul,
cij medicines pure md uite. Alllhe
Pharmaceutical Preparat made thry appear a
III Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The socord story viii 7s"i us Mu.ic Saloon, WHOM
lie has now and vii ke,f, supply .. lhn-e uly cs-
,hrntcd World. Fair Lonlon) lr"u.i Pinno-. Al
mt OF Music I'M Nu.ri' ,rrunr"f'. tnp.' q, ="
rider. Private ,ri,ur" tn tie Sa - al.,..--
Ni,iters y ill., rlcase ing tia too bel
Il. Il MAN. Rank S91Hre.
sep ! sata" 6rc
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CITY FURNITURE ROOMS
Opposite the Norv ell House,
Lynchburg, Virginia.


n VIE subs eriber in commencing tie business "'
rev year. beg. Ieav- II return snrere thanks 10 ~
i Giends and customers i5r the IN olIhgement ana
IN tot h. hn4 received thrir hints l mahy years
and respectfully -ulics connuHne ut thcI ihvos Ia
Ganr. plcgiHg himself that palns >ha he sfhte" 10
Civ ~alisfact n To iii Not having reduced the N 'nu-
taciurng department of my business the ast year IN
dere., ed Of trnr ha lett On hand tie ar-e ai
nao-t splendid ,ocA Of md fashionable tufnur
i my manufacture tver before exhibited III tbs
cit,-tmLr every article ct Housekeeping, from
Inc kitchen L. the er he pHinest an cheapest
Ia the iBc.t manufactured. He earnestly invites hh IN
.prc,iun u lis large AMI beautiful assortment o. hose
wood and Mahogany lurnture irn HlI"Isii g 1" pur
ciasc promising aduecu ens n'scr helote oGered 10
his market All work ordefe tom his House war
thnted 10 give satl-tncton no saln
Hail and Shuch Moura.-e~ AIDE II order at the
shortest notice aud n Che must reasonable terms
Mahogany md Walnut e thn- und Hr.tflht Mrt"he
Burial Cbscs furnished Mt Tins, day night Hnd
Mt rrrfllIy reduced price. A WIN STCN.
\. Is. / iier aFrmnted John IT, c. WINSTON my
n4tnt The settlement md collect n ol ny bonl E.
r'r~ and uccnuat-, NJ 10 the 1t Jhuuary, 1900 All
rer-on, IN ,ebtrd re.recttullt requested h
title my on. ding debt. aud accounts m, i be-
elo-"d up To that tine without ieay.
ian 10 dts