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LIFE.pRESERVING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

BSHE Subscribers having purchased The sole right 10
make and sell these Swingetrees, in The counties
Of Wake Johnston, Chatham, Grunge, Franklin, War
ren and Nash, would respectfully inform the public that
they will attend the Coults ia the above counties with
them, and will also peddle them through The country.
BY Ills Swngletree, horse, o two Or more horses
can be detached from vehicle when al full speed with
perfect safety TO the vehicle and those in it. Il is sim
pie and easy, SO that any boy ten years old cnn avail
himself Of lis Use. No such protection has ever before
been invented against lhcdangers incident to runaway
Or fIaciicus horses Every riding vehicle ought to have
one attached 70 IL Il is cheap, safe and certain pro-
lection against danger II be attached 10 old OF new
vehicles.
or Notice Is hereby gven that any Infringement on
this Patent or any imitation, attempt to make or use
by any modification, this Patent Swingletree in any o
The counties above enumerated the person OF persons
offending will be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law
10 The United STATES Courts 1T Washington
p. p. WILLIAMS & co.
Raleigh, Feb. IA, 1856. 27-6m
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!. REGULARLY SoLD OuT.-During the mnntll
Of January. 1850, while stopping IT the State
House IN Sacramento CITY, California. | ac-
cidentally overheard 4 conversation between
two gentlemen, one Of whom was from New
York city, ard had been in the country near.
III year. and the other had Just arrived.
The rev comerwas lamenting his condition
and his folly ID leaving an.abundance at home,
and especially two beautiful daughters VIM
were just budding into wonanhnod-whcn
lie asked the New Yorker ifhe lad family.
Yes. sir; have wife anil six children
IN New lork-and never saw one Of thein.'
After this reply, the couple sat 4 few mo.
ments ~ silence; then tie interrogation again
cUmmenced:
"Werc yon ever blind, sirl
Nm. sir 4"
Another lapse'of silence.
did understand you 10 say, sir, ihat
ynn had vile and six children living III Nca
York. ard had hc,er seen me 81 them y
j" Yes, sir-i stated itl"
Another aud longer use II silence. T,cr
Tie interrogation inquired;
!" llaw can itbe, sir, that you never saw
one II thcm.r
" Mhy," was The response, " one gf Hem
Wss born alter left.
"Oh al ~ and general laugh followed
and after that The New fufkcr was especially
distinguished a. Tie man who " had wife and
SIS children aud never saw one Of ihcm.'
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ACARD.

d. RTDlBERTsON, DEMTagT,
HAVING located 10 Hishorough. respectfully Of.
fers his professional services 10 the citizens Of the
town and surrounding countey He can produce salts.
acioty Testimonials Of his skill in The profession.
Office Al the Union Hotel. When requested, fami.
lies will waited at their residence. Charges rea-
sonable
G,,r Dr.. R. will bc in Chapel Hill The irst week in
each month.
February ~. 25-
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ENHrasALIrs.-A Uniyersalisi preacher
publishes 10 The Clinton Independent, series
Of appointments 10 preach, from Fayetteville,
through Sampson.to Goldsborough. A man Of
that lalIh once preached in western village
tia, al would 90 TO heaven any how. A, the
clpse of his discourse lie requested the audit
encr % say whether they wished him 70 preach
mere sgain. No one responded, uniil al length
Quaker arose and said. z Friend, il iiee has
preached The truth. thee need not preach again
Il Thee has preached lie. We desire 10 hear
Thee no more" Tile Quaker was man ol
sense: Il UnisersalisIn be true, why preach al
Ill!
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JUST RECEIVED,

SQn lbs. Pare Lead. G2s III. w6fc Zine Paint
OVO iOaals. .swretOii, bids. Tannc,s uil.
gals. Japan yAni.h, l4 ~. Paris Green,
.lox patent Piiu, Dner. Diy White and Red Lead,
Ig iLs. freheh Zinc Or POieesln White, sc. &e.
long & CAIN.
June ~. 1865. o5-
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The Frankfort, Kentucky, Commonwealth.
10 classifying Fremonts most efficient aaxil-
iaries, says 4" if Fremont shall be elected
President Of tie United states. in November
next, Senators Pearce, Pratt, Jones, and a
few oiher prominent Old Line Whigs,' who
have recently announced that they shall vote
for BaChanan.on account Of the slavery gues-
tion, will have the satisfaction 81 knowing
that they have contributed more 10 that Free.
soil triumph, than any equal number 0i Nor.
thcr0 advocates Of the frecsol candidate"
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PatrOnise y0Mr .aTissbosY.
BRYAN & OLDHAM,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,


WILMINGTON, N. C.,
R RESPECTFULLY inform their up-coun,ry friends
~ thu they are prepared 10 give prompt attention 10
oil business in their line which may bc committed 10
patronage.
They also keep on hand the hest CORN Shell
LERs that be bad, and upon he receipt of orders
enclosing dollars, they will deliver in Hsboroush
Shelter with which boy fourteen years old can shell
100 TO $50 bushels per day.
Wilmington, Ian. 25. -Gm23
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UStoN AM lspFrrsDEScE.-"W must be
unanimous" observed Hancock, on the &c
easiun IL signing Tie American Declaration
of Independence there must be no pulling
different ways--we must all hang together"
"Ycs." observed Franklin, 1--WE must all
hang together. o. most assuredly We shall all
hang scperstcl,."
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SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
ANn EIGERS.

some The most scientific surgeons now rely solely
o. the use nf this wonderful Ointment. when having
4, cope with the worst cases of sofes wounds ulcers.
slsndulaf ssrlngs. and umots. Professor Holloway
ha- y command II The Allied Governments dispatched
10 The hospitals of The Ea, large shpnenisoi th. 0ht.
mta ID e nss under ihe directions afihe Medesl sia
n the wers essts Of wounds. Il wi cure ans ulcei.
sanulif swelng, stiffness u The joints. even o. 20
grags atanltnr
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ERysIPELAs, SALT RHEUM, 8 scOR.
BtfTIC HCMORS.

No remedy has eyei done % much CT The cure 81
diseases % the skin. whatever form they may
as this Ointment No case Of Sail Rhcum, se1r,y Sore
Heads. serofuIs o. Epspelss long Withstand IL
influence. The intenio has travelled over many paris
q the globe, visiting the principal hospitals. dispensing
this Ointment. giving advice a. 70 It's application. and
has thus been The means of restoring countless numbers
Ia health
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Jusr RECEIVED,
Rnl. IL

nEAaL sls4sh. Etlafifs roeih Wash.
Bii6i iea,st NHai.h nete ssr4ranla.
fsfeHcr 81 iaya Caigss Ek. Mefanrp trfOiiNsf
IL Pine. Aycfs cherry poelnfai.
Holland tIin. Ayers Pills 6r.oe
Long Il GAIN.
taue asd issb. ~
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DrslnanLE MApsT.s When George III
was told that Wolfe was quite unfit 70 CON.
mand, and was IL fact, mailman, the mon
arch replied. "Nlad-mad mad Wolfe mat
Wish he'd bite some of the other Generals
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TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
ERY the all of microscope, see millions of little
ss openings on the surface of our hodies Through
these ibis Ointment when rubbed on the skim carried
to sny organ o. inward plu Diseases Of The Kidneys,
Disorders u The Liver Affections Of rhe Heart Ihdlm-
malion OF the Lungs. Atitmas, Coughs and Colds are
" iis means clIceiuaIy cured Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone ofany iLirk.
ness Thshcsling Ointment ataorc rcadi, penclraies
through any bone fe.hy pan Of The living body cur.
ing The most dangerous inward complaints that csnnoi
~ reached hy oihct nleane
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piles ANn FIsrIlLAs.

These ani Other similar distressing complaints can u
easriualls cured iftte OiulWni c well luted %
ihe patis ssrls at ~ olhefa following The printed
directions around each ~.
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I What are you not going yourself?'

u
!" Why, no; why should I"
Your wife should not 60 alone; she has
hardly recovered"
Brown gave a despairing glance at the
crowd around him, and deemnng it useless to
make opposition where SO many seemed
Thoroughly convinced that he was Mr.. Jones,
followed the lady in.
!" Where shall drive r. said The whip.
l-l-l don't know" said Mr.. Brown,
!" Where would you wish to be carried:''
ssH0me, of course" murmured Mrs. Jones.
/" Where is thatsp asked the driver.
do not know" said Mr.. Brown.
No. 10 h street" said the gentle.
man already introduced, glancing contemp-
tuously at Brown.
"iWill you hel p me out. Mr.. Joncs?" said
the lady, I" am not fully recovered from
the ialnting fit into which your cruelty drove
me-"
!" Are you quite sure that | am Mr.. Jones =
asked Mr.. Brown with anxiety.
of course" said Mrs. Jones.
Then" said he resignediy, 81 suppose
am. But il You believe me, | was firmly
convinced this morning that my name was
Brown, and to tell The truth, | haven't any
recollection Of tins house."
Brown helped Mrs. Jones into the parlor
but, good heavens conceive The astonishmenl
OF nil, when man was discovered seated in
an arm chair, who was the very fac simiie d
Mr. Brown, in form, features, and every othet
respect.
| "Gracious! = calculated the lady" which
which is my husband -
An explanation was given, they mystery
cleared up. and Mr.. Browns pardon saugh,
for the embarrassing mistake. 1t was ircel,
accorded BY Mr.. Brown, who, quite delight
ed 70 think that after all he was not Mr.
Jones, with wife and child to boot
Mr.. Brown has not since visited the place
where this j" Comedy Of Errors happened
/ lie i afraid of losing lis identity.
.>@>~>@>@>~>1~~~1.4>-
hiRcHER AND THE aTHEIsr.-The famous
astronomer, Athanasius kircher, having an
acquaintance 8ho denied the existence ol the
Supreme Being, took the following method
to convince him uf his error, upon Ills own
principles. Expecting him upon visit, he
procured very handsome globe Of the starry
heavens, which being placed in corner of tie
room ~ which It could not escape his friends
observation, the latter sctzed the first Occa-
sion to ask from whence il came, end Il
whom il belonged. Not to me-" said
klrrher. "nor was it made by any person
but came here by mere chance"
That" replied his skeptieal friend, !" !.
absolutely impossible; you surely jest"
klrcher, however, seriously persisted ii
his assertion, and took occasion to reason
with his friend upon his own aiheistica
principles. " You will not, said lie, beliey,
that tins small body originated in mere chance
aud yet you will contend that those heavenly
bOdles Of which il is only faint aud diminu
tive resemblance, came into existence with
out order Of design." Pursuing this cl,ail
u reasoning, his friend was at irst contour
ded, in the next place convinced, and ulti
mately ined in cordial acknowledgment
of the absurdity Of denying the existence Ol
God. CdriSiiaa Annual
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Batk fat UiiHtnt Und ptfss shauH II ahed il ht
fgslo,fing tcsttf
Butians. pts, s,tes II III Minds,
Huu4. hileuaAiism. SpfRins,
Chained Hands, salt Rhrnm. rcalds.
ehihisns. shin Diseases. SWsllel Glands.
fjslulhs, Sore lsess. cllt Joints,
i;oui Sore nfrasts. Itets,
I.nmbago, sore Heads. Nrnetcat sores,
Mcrcuriagrapions, soic Thros,s, WOUNDS oi alkinls
sold al lhcm4nni etotrs of Professor lIoILawsr,
80 Maiden Lane. New.Yofk. and sil strand, London,
and b III respectable Druggists and Dealers % Medi.
cines throughout the United States. and the civilized
wotld. IL Pots nj Is cents. e9i cents. and each
AZ. Thee 1considenble saving BY taking The lat.
ger szea.
N. d. Directions Coz The guidance ofpa.isnis ntsrry
disorder sIc affixed 10 each Pot
september 2s. IJ--isni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

T. Gtn#-jt.I trfllt1H IL, II ,aN-:
AL fhr ~et> which have arrived at Calves,
ton from the Mouth. within the past few days
report unusually rough weather from the p to
the "9th Of August, extending from the CNPes OF
Florida to Ship Island. Il is feared that many
vessels have suffered, though no serious disasters
Rre cported by these arrivals. The barque No
ranifga, Captain Brown, from New York. re-
port. that in lat p deg 81 mln.. long. 80 deg
t,uni quantity of wrecked woodenware, among
which was wUsh tub marked :. a. Davis, IT.
Louis.
Tie storm i. said to have hcen one of the
wa,>t description known on the Gulf. he cap
tain of The cutter Dodge is GA cid salt aud has
made many voyages IN the East as well as TO the
West Indies, mud around cape Horn; bat he says
he never knew what rea hurricane was before.
liz vessel ho1uled about OH The waves like a
cork. The sea fowl took refuge ON 'he deck,and
one man could not hear the voice Of another,
though lips and ear were brought together The
sea was one mass of hnn. aud all sounds undiS-
tingni>hed in Il universal roar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

Il WI anUouHrod D" HIr-f0Nl IN H0Iaf01Y'
hat l.,r,l2o &. >hppcrd. E-q.. prominent citi
z.uaf Nv Yul. h,1 died suddenly ON Friday.
II appear, .ha, he W.T. a,und in lis ba'biaz tnh,
at his own resistance. with Iii, head az Ter water
perfectly lrre--. Ill death it is suppress was
caused by aru,h OF blood to the bead. Mr. shep
herd, atlonch only 81 years Of age, had been n
member If the legislature and the state C"nsti-
tutional Convention, L. 5. District Attorney un-
DIR Mr. Polk, District Attorney for New York.
city and county and at the lime OF bis death.
counsel to IL" corporation Of New lork' " grand
Sachem Of TommanY HALL and thnlfman o' th'
Drmoor,tic General Committee He man
Of very temperate habit, untring industry, and
fine talents. His family was in the country at the
tige Of his death.
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american state Convention In New
NnpA

Roearsrra Sep 2a.-A Convention of the Amcri-
an part, IN Nca York WIS held in this city to-day.
The Northern Americans who had seeded from the
philadelphia Convention the nomination of Mr.
Fillmore havc re=eousdcrcd their course mud adopted
IN address frterniznu with the friends OF Fillmore,
'or the overthrow Of the Republicans. Eastns
Brooks, OF the editors Of the New York Express,
aas nominated l., the Fillmore Americans rs their
candidate Tor Governor
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usitiO.

\ meeting e ahc American Gpano company
wa. held ai Nv York. Thursday, at which res
olntion-. w.rr passed authorizing the trustees to
eyacute such banl-a~ Inay he required by the
,reare the rights of discoyerers of gaano stands
The island claimed to have been discovered Is
the one discovered by Commodore Mef'ne' VIII"
after inspection, pronounced the Whole thing IA
humbug The company request the government
to send a nav officer oct to examine Inc 'sitno'
and they insist that they have samples On suan'
hro,obt from the island by two different persons.
which proved, upon ANALYSIS, to be valuable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

BALTIMORE, sept 9ad.=Bciore the orriyol Of the
steamers news, showing decline ia the nrt Ii mark
cts. flour remained unchanged
Wheat was trile better
Corn firm.
Nrw NoRN, Sept 23l.=This evening Flour dcclin-
cd: Ohio 50 20 To Il ~ outhcrnunehnngea.
Wheat lower southern White 81 81.
Corn acti1c aud unchanged
Nire.aia t,.s 81
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E;,.mor, asuiiGcn,ion nccl.o..

FKTad0INhIa, Sept.2I-A FIImofe raUhcallon
meeting was held last night at National Hall
which Wis largely Intended and very enthusias.
tic. Alderman Thompson presided, and nd
dresses were delivered hy Messrs Banks, of
North Carolinn Da.id Paul Brown. VIM HIS
brock, of New Jersey Cooper, of Tennessee !;
Sandrrson, If Florida; G1imehy, Of Missouri
The meeting adjourned with rounds of cheers for
Fillmore aud Doncleon and for the State Union
ticket, and with groans for buchanan and Levin.
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RICHMOND ADVERT .sEmEErs.


Ne sssrARDsDN a cos, Carpet, oil Cloth,
NJ mi Curtain are Rooms No s5 Main Street, ishmond,
Ne have determined in the future devote entire
ie,"n 70 'he aoos' su Az As aangeu our store
complete assortment of earpetings oil Cloths Curtain
o"ds the State Of Virginia, and bu rarely
with amy establishment IN the United States In
nong direct from the English Manufacturers aud ssleeng
Win care in person The best Ames.eaa Fabrics SHALL at
a times he prepared to tuuish all articles pertaining
business promptly and relying the citizens Of Virginia.
Sur Carolina and Tennessee srsnin In enterprise
essure them M Will he content with moderate profits
shoyn OF NV rns and styles Of Velvet Tapestry
aud sHarpeuugs Three py Ingram and venetian do,
brr Mats sat India panak Tor Curtains Satin
,9a aearsa he la'ng. Do broeag md Ink5y RED do
ar' Floor oa e"iis Table p olu,ts all widths Oil Cloth,
y Il ws~m have III Cloth, and Carpe,i,a. su for any
TO- IA "a hHli ~ 6etng tuned with diagram aua
.gi@Gs ' W. .''i mdn&h a s5is' co.
NEW sAHPET WARE UOOus-cuAs.
v \ o,W ATKINS. oppa.ilp Exchange n4nk Richmond
Tor the YAH snior daily arriving, which respectfully
ihemlhat They VIII soli O, York prices Royal Vel
vt earpcrng Bns'ls Tapestries imperal Three ply, su
pr luan Pine 1arpeng Venetian CarpetinF from the low
81 T. @ best ua, 1oooa hatth IS, Rugs Oh Cloths Door
Mate Table ~ cloths Floor Baizo, Table Covers, Piano
eeyera sc buyers VIII please give me nm early call We
lodge ou'sese. 10 aeli a. low as any house IA Va
sep i"h opposite ES. Bank kiehmond. Va.
"HOLE~AG.E EHADE-EnIi 1870. Kerr
w MAhbtif Importers of China Glass aud Earthen-
ware - 70 Syeamnre At peteresburR. Va, have just
5Nd per SHIP, Isabella and sn'a's'e direct from Liverpool
ih" usua articles III oar lhr lhe Roodt OF tho
sYlts aud best quality.
W. have also received large French China
and fancy goods, enmrleb Plain
G'.a Mare. Leekiug Clue stone Ware &e., making
nnst complete assortment had the pleasure offering
! the public kERR ". MARBURY.
Geooa' carefully packed tor transportation.
aug DIV Ivy
" EN FALL. GOODS. bus. =. SiNasLims,
v I'll NAM st, Richmond Va Magnificent Stock Sta
un1 Fancy Dry Goods Cash only opening dai-
arrivals from the NRiionS eaes nj tho they
ia. markets adapted iii. tgnta and North
eant tfal, Lades pross Goods domestic Cotton Goods
Strrm Nonena uosiery Gloves, also tlrpcts Rugs and
ou tleths cheap CURTAINS, oemta Flaunols ohals
Imbniiots. a. buyers from the country
eutuaiA invited To call and tha,utcs gains
he retl CIAS \ GWATk1NS
s'Pl#i" opposite tx Bunk, Richmond. Va.
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lonprc..inmnI Nomination.

Scranton, Pa. sept. 2o.-tion. Galusha A.
Grow has been nominated unanimously for Il
forth term in Congress hy thu republicans.
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VHrAsNsN.srON nossE.
w G1lt Ken STRICT.
I1Ntunukg. W.
Ia lndNclN SNTAp a HI ARK. Proprietor.
A>s ssrsIs HOUSE,


THO LANCASTER atro Fucasile VI. tikts plvssur, IN
annnnoc mE To his o friends aud toners and tho puht
orally that he has Taken AMI INV opeuei that lHe and
Wa'as NV House opposite the Depot this re,c He ia
prepared 10 give thsm #N,tramUreeotttan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

.T4r TooDLrs AND THE RESnFNous two most
determining aud amusing pieces viii be prodnccl At
,e Theatre to=aight-togcther with the pleasing va
,,e,y Of Singing aud Dancing
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rttp ana &tIte 1matre,

Coon NNws.-A eargo Of Rails 1913 tons, for the
=. tennessee Road is afioat for City Point anl its
- tally expected Il will, As landed be
~ through to Bristol Wepresamc other cargoes
IN shortly follow. We earnestly hope some - miles
hat Road may be in operation the Eastern end
,.r christmas, thus reducing Stage travel to knox
,le 10 80 miles.
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GNlsurOtc.-.",nmn $3.50

Esa tZAH tNaHr0te.-tm,nmn, $50
IA The ruessrbef opening their oek Fall anil
Nntr toine, aud invite the attention Of their
friends customers aud HE publ, generally the dosra
pleasure al rilbag although 10y eNhi-
bin II pr"'1s sr.eou9 seon'd SCAR, to have any
M generous patronage rccel,,dls te .crirr AZ,
effort establish 'ne erasar' -set1loaa' ,ar,age
t. y, es'r aud .rte fnsr Gloss tothng II eunpar
jas aa'e viii arY -n4 lar ll"rss ' only IN HE STATE,
Pin. ,aaa. L. deserve @. m nnsa,, ii the ami.
cal. st#t uaeoen me e. mnuni.
IS nf4 an '"ni' a rho ANXIOUS constantly
~papr H,euiseuont Sahro say utat we are now
rpe VII aud stall REGULARLY rec il from aur hanndcto
~ 'E'g a. -HRhr 81 '9l ''"n'ui aht mad and trimmed
IN fur steu aud sni-'a'rl manner or vii tlc Claiming
sod boy hsha- Aer"m tno AL The II ~ tics Il mate
n ,Ir lsrr, hing NAV ,,l.t br fund a Iaree
asa htsi a-arfue't NHt,rtarA 'br Shttis. las Gloves
SUI BlEi.oj Gu>, slaFfp & co
4 az oEHstN Eoas $500 wish I" sell
% the chi eIirE BognFR CTS S., CASES, sc, be
ne" and M" quantity een' for good job ohoe, there
ma aa s.5 '''''''" HENRYb FLOOD Proprietor
AssHPEr Ess~.-A new supply ct Carpes
u Baes some beautiful jus' opened at
NssEAr.-s "i.h 10 bns 10, 0,00 bushels good
w WHEAT. md " II make 1t to the farmers
to give me cal hiare they sell Will s,nsh bags to bring
srols ~ ne ralf"'d at the usual charge =
-lulN = 1lll, W w M,SbH.
A E,sDs who has - thorough knowledge of
wishes get situation female School
or ui tax" eha o sml school IN the country Apply
nj tins fir" fsen cts
- ESat a. ORt STOLEN "a Ibs.. uS riLcrs
- L3nchbnrs the night Of the 18th Bright snrrei
HORSE whit. ,ss and nps laze the fsee, IS hands high,
wears old stout Ou has slight marks of the harness and
large scar under the har the Fumr liberal reward viii
be paid for the delivery any iaf rmaion of the
srp ITS & NJ, MEREDITH & CO.
AEaAA "a 5ss good sole Leather Ju~s received
wv and tuI sale by NJ HOILiNS s. co.
sep 4ts
mo tn gt S.IC.-5 Btn iaduced for aaoHt
Il the hrsi AnP make public that am yet engaged IN
curing Cancers My friends aud other places hay" per
suaded this aud for The sake Of all persons VINO
troubled with this distressing complaint no" hiko ~
known they call Norfolk CITY at No sI>".h
Cumberland ST Iwi every Instance V99
rept which to defy treatment AZ
1t were necessary multiply arass on cerunaless
such useless merely reie :" Persi
high standing this city, &C. TO whon coisuy
invite all skepca the subject TO ADDRESS before
coming will fere state that viii mol Undertake any
Ladies Breasts as | anu no Surgeon :.
I respeetnily refa- TO the undersigned w J Hardy
Rr Merchants; Nathaniel Curicr City inspectors W @
urps Csapcr NhitehuIs Co. Brokers; Jno Anderson,
Mtrshat Tailor; Lady Rev. Mr. Bernard NJ Church T
Crowe Agt Philadelphia Steamers Allyn, of the irn
of Allyn Rose & Caps Capt Nm Freeman.
July lOd2tsw cw3nos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

TAT CoRy-We have had left at the Office, by Mr.
Petcr NeH of Dry Fork in this county specimen of
slle talles corn we have 1t measured Il
FEET inches and but for the dryness of the
would have grown At least 3 feet morel Mr. Nen :
field abounds in stalks 6 feet in height but the stalk
brought to the oic seemed be the taIlest he could
fnI- Rockingham Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

Bofo TnEF-Some thief entered Capt. J. y Hills
BEDROOM Harrisonburg, Thursday night last,
while that gentleman asleep, and took from his
p,naloons pocket his poeket-book, containing 937l
IA bank notes besides checks and other valuable pa
pers to the amount Of about 5000