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NAIUABI.r FAH1i FOR sALE.--I offer

VALUABLE EAhas FOR SALE.--I offer
Tor sa privately my FARM, laurel MEADOW"
situated IN the county of Chesterfield, four miles
hrgad Rock ltace Course, containing $40 acres-2G0
4le open and q high state of improvement. There
l' aisc large piece of tich meadow land. The ba-
iante is wood, large portion heavily imbered
The improvements consist of an excellent dwell
lug Hgus., negro quarters, stables and barns. The
hafna well supplied with water from branch,
by ineans Of small water wheel. There is steam
"nsIne, about eight hcrse power, which drives the
hreShng machine; aiso steam saw, grist and plas-
mill.
The p.scs is well supplied with good water, and
ras two fine young orchards peach and apple, and ia
enc at Tho st healthy ioca,ioDs in the State.
The ten viii be made accom- mOdstins. For fur
ihst particulars apply myself the premises, or
l. lhomss fl yor Of the firm of Van-Lew. Taylor
/ Go, Richmond J. WHITEHEAD.
hy post ce is Manchester. Sc Il-dkcim
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G a. " . a H. is.h - 49, s. ... .n

~ RUNAWAY from the subscriber In
az Amelia county, on the 18th inst, negro man
named GEORGE-about IS years old, dark
N brown complexion, of good countensnce, and
As quite Heshy, weighing between leo and 200 lbs.
Had on when he left my mouse a straw hat, cotton
velvet rock coat, cordroy pants and good pair OF
boots The said negro was sold In Richmond In Oc-
tober 1885, By Dr. Asa w Graves of one of the west
ern counties A liberal reward will be paid for his
delivery at my residence in Amelia county, or
If he lodged in Jail 20 that can get him. Ad-
dress Amelia Court House.
ss 23-d&cts N U. MANN.
a TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CON.
Ell CERN-Taken up on the Western Branch,
about the 25th of July, colcred man, who
n calls himself DAvY TINES, about % years
.> years of age, five feet six inches high, OF .
dark bacon color. He pretends to be free man from
Ise Of Wight county but having papers hs is be.
isysd to q runaway. He has pass, dated the Sd Of
Jsnusry and signed John Chspmsn, which is sup-
posed TO have been written By himself Any infor-
nation concerning him may be had ON application 10
the subscriber keeper of the Jail of Norfolk county
e MARSHALL HUTCHINSON,
sa A-6w Jaor Norfolk county.
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MIcAJAH MAN0UM.

0 DKUG srOkk EOM $1,000 ss ne
NJ store are offered for sale, the owner dseianing
- brs;nsss. The stock IL fresh snd carefully -
cod Terms accommodating. knquiFe e t1as
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| NETiCk.--P. BkCAKK g BkO-

ia NOTICE..-P. BkCAEk & BRO.
IA THEIR, Merchant Tailors Ne, 26 Main street,
M below the st Charles Hotel, are receiving
LUZ their fall and winter stock of goods, consist
ana German Cloths Fancy Silk velvets and Silk Vest-
liugs &c, which prepared to make up to order,
In the latest and at short notice. We also keep
constantly hand good and general assortment Of
fashionable Ready Made Clothing, manufactured BY
ourselves; gentlemen's furnishing goods, boys and
chidrens clothing, re all of which we shall be
happy to furnish to customers and friends, on
terms which can't fail to please. sel7-imA
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elose. The decline during the week on sbe uuo.
hnsba 1nJ aovised by the Asia. was equal TO Cd per
regard 70 Hour the markets. called duII and .rh.
y easier. Reports of the potatoe disease censin.
uen put the damage WAS said to be less ertens;v.
Inan previously supposed. The following are the
aaa'suSns quo Mp q Measrs Richardson, spence & Co.
new; white Wheat 10s610s 4d Flonr- wsstesr
Oanal 26sa 2ss; Baltimore and Philadelphia 29sa
5ls Ohio 3ls 33s; sour 22sa2ss; Canadian 3ls9
80. Corn-White 33s; yellow and mixed 3ls Cd
London Markets --Messrs. Barring Brothers cir.
cular says:-White Wheat was selling A. 6as zo7o.
ana red at 65sG66s. Flour. 30s034s Fish oils
nnchanged Whalebone slightly dearer; sales at
14L Tallow, prices not ascertained Crnde tur
pentine quiet at 33s Tar, 134s0l35. Iron in
MODERATE request at former rates. bars land rails
~ 15a0 4e; Scotch pig 7ss
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


foLiTlcAL MOB IN ISDrANA.--Ttoo Men Killed
we have briefly mentioned the occurrence of
mob at Bourbon, Marshall county, Indiana, on the
occasion of political discussion between Judge
Stuart and Mr. Colfax. The Loganpor, Journal
gives further particulars:
wagon containing fosr men and A number NJ
ladies came from koscinsko county to attend the
speaking In the wagon was borne banner rem
reSenting Republican device Threats were made
against the wagon before 1t reached the ground
aad during the speaking thirty workmen. who
were employed upon the railroad prepared hicko
~ clabs, and as the wagon passed grocery st the
opposite end of the town, it WAS attacked by
these men who knocked down the horses and com
menced an indiseriminate assault upon all in the
wagon
The screams OF The women, as they begged for
their lives, and the shouts and murderous blows of
the attacking party were awful and presented
scene which drove in terror the multitude which
was lai gely madeAup of women. Men enjeavored
10 save their families, and there was time TO
assistthe unfortunate wagon load, which waa soon
overpowered by the nfuriated brutes who forgot
to discriminate betwees women and men In their
mad attack.
Whilst one Of the mob stood with his club ele
waited with both hands, and in the act of striking.
he was shot, and fell dead The persons in the
wagon seriously bruised and injured and
were only saved from death by the attention Of
the mob being attracted to another object
In the wagon was the wife of Mr. Leffel cit.
iZen of Kosciusko county, who, hearing the danger
of his wife, rode back to protect her On ap-
preaching the wagon, he and his horse were knock
ed down, and, finding the odds against him too
strong, he retreated to the house of the Rev Mr.
james, whose family, with himself had been wit
nesses of the terrible scene at the wagon Mr.
Letfei was pursued by the mob, who picked up
axes as they went broke in the door and window,
and brutaliy murdered him in the presence of the
terrified family His body was horribly mangled,
his legs and head being nearly cut to pieces.
Mr.. Colfax had been to supper a third of mile
from the of these transactions and in a short
time after passed the grocery where were coDgre
gated the assaants of the wagon They assaulted
his horse with clubs and nearly knocked it down,
and threatened the life of Mr.. Colfsx lie was able
to keep his horse in motion, and escaped The
mob ciubbeh man riding short distance behind
him, and threatened the life of Captain Sterling,
and also beat young msu named Samuel Disher.
They took complete possession of the town, while
the people, anxious for the safety of the women.
fed in confusion.
Mr.. Letfel was prominent member Of the Meth
odiSt Episcopal Church.
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OAKKIAGEs, CAKkIAGKs.

&Tx The subscnber has on hand, st his Coach
BaG Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lsv. between Main and Cary, IJtis snd I4th strcets
nesr the Columbian Hotel. COAcHES, CHAksO-
TEES. BAROgCHES, BUGGIES with and without
~. ana SiJLKiES all Of his own make II the best
ssssr al and workmanship All Of which viii b.
,d ~ low ss good work of the kind be IN the city
n Rict mond and respectfully ssk eau from those
s,.n;asS IN make 10 order and sell ct the lowest
ericss possible, and I'll work sold, that = nov, ~
fsnted. .r~.r.u naNoSyM
q. 2c--AQW hktCASAn AAxSVOAs
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L lie sUHSGhiBkhS eeR leave 10 in-
form their trends that they receiving from
fhljadel phia and New York fresh supplies of FALL
bOOUs. and will in a few days have in store their
entire stock, which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever had; and all
sEs Of Cur frisnds TO call and and examine for
'aeus-iyes before purchasing elsewhere We are
47trm,ned TO sell cheap aud give all who may be
disposed 10 patronse us yalne received for their
4sy. Quick ssges aud smell profits Is our motto.
We deem it unnecessary 10 enumeFate all the arii-
'ss We have hand Suffice 1t to say, we baNe ev-
cry hing Usually Kept in the dry goods line Fer far
ihsT Particulars, call at
JOHN L. sMITHER 4 BROS,
11-lm No % Nam st.
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- T11 AL WHOM 1T MAY CO.
CHICK ER INGsS PI.
ANO FOATES-To be had ct Ne.
1863 Main st., opposite the Exchange
U = Y Bank, Richmond.
- 4 Gala A

- FOH SALk AT the American Sta
~N bles fine pair Of well-bfoks Bay HORSES,
quite young. and perfectly sound, and work
well anywhere. Apply At the American Stables 70
~ nj 3---te
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wATcEEs AND JHwELRY.

NaTrCE.--The subscriber wonld
~ most respectfully inform his customers aud
& J the public generally, that be has Just re.
49, ,urued frcm the North with beautiful az
@s's-t of WATCHES fGold and Siiverl and J EW-
- every description. which can he bought
1Ns.sops6le terms as at any o:her establishment in
te city, .x.,,,tn.
U.naARD KERsEY, No. is West Main ST.,
4 few doors below the St. Cha,les Hotel
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A tAbD.--JOIR CALLAHAN, formerly
J. Of the Astor House and st. Nicholas Hotei, New
io" and lately OF the ESchonge Hotei ia ms Guy.
respectfully informs his friends and the travelling
eorn unit5 generally, that bphas just made an en-
astm7nt with the proprietor OF the St Charles here;
~ hi' old capacity of Dining Room Steward ano
nat he viii leave nothing undone to iBsnfe the coi-
- OF eli who may frequent the spendidly furnished
'ales OF that establishment.
v hss IN bis possession the very highest testlmo-
mas from members Of the legislature and others, as
- nus eapacity, attention, &c Sc Pitt
EALtA BILE LAND FOh SAL ~. .Haying
os'ernined to move 10 Western Virginia. am
les fo9s OF selling my farm in Chesterfield, lying
90 both sides Of the Manchester turnpike about a
.t'es above Manchester. There is about 256 acres
D"ut in woods Of the original grswth, heav-
Ghbe4sd, The improvements are very good, and
en oi the necessary out-buiIdngs deem II unne-
~'sfy TO give any further description Of the proper
:, az no one will purchase The property withsut
u 90 the premises 70
"s-lm' T. j. DICKINSON.
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) " "a. J. nA K = THOI. o n K W,

" "a. J. Is A X r I'll d D. % NJ h w,
IT, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, corner
+, . ot Eleventh snd Main streets, requests the
ts',~s tsSs thst be gives hi' entire attention 10 RE-
aIRING exclusively. Every description of
r-S,.hrs Clocks and Jeweiry, repaired as well and
.r,,eyafe terms SIS any other house in the city.
hz3 over twerty wears experience at MS trade,
: 81 "a England and the United States, he is war
80 IN ss,nf:uc satisfaction TO all who may patron
-. l.u, Al! be asks is a trial. -
~ WA ]. BARTHOLOMEW,
,,-.,.h ep6 Clock Maker cor. Main and li,l SIC,
Gffs nearly opposite the American Hotel.
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ADDITIONAL ny THE CANADA.

We have the following additional news by tn
Canada At Halifax. Her dates are to the 13t
inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-22
VOL. 5.--NO. 122.
BALTIMORE.
nNR. MILLS, MEDICAL OFFICE, g.sck ..

uNR MILLS MEDIC ~ OFFICE, g.srk In.
Armary Baltlmore-insituted a -, lr2. No ~ S,nM
Oar s,yse, Huimorf (ncar the Post Offcc) ACuREIN3tk
III, OR NO FEE REQtIRED.-Dr Mills. AZ experienced
physcan Alopnie School, may be eoH6dsssssiv col
No yl oury rrqnired u a Care IL not \ Elected.
practical experience Of over 20 years enables Ut NJ 70
In the shortest possible lime To nave ssey
effected.
extensively celebrated for the eectna ess an
rlassoa Diseases was established IN mo NY ~
The nigh Repusastsn
@ a., hc any nppl,eants here Tor treatment Who have
been hchcd money matIeaied by the Charasase VINO
flourish largely the public prints and with whom our CITY
Amicscd be- ysur Gsara,
would avoid injury pccunary loss and dsappoeseee
ID Dr makes alnrue professions promises no more
than he win honorably perform
The ususl symptoms sore Throat, ulcsraon OF the
Itching aud Tenderness about the Muse, Botches or
Enptons upon the skin Se Upon the perfect Constitutions
the oldest aud most =" such essee Dr. NJ
willing 10 stake h,s honor aud reputation
The Triumph OF science.
The remedies NJ In restoring strong and manly Wig
the shattered constitution and removing .pecd-
y a debility injury incurred from certain secret habit are
unsur rpnescd by disco, crits of the age
Enfecb bicd Manhood
may fnd restorative ana thousands from tfer
use realized iruiton OF pe which, from tho
allure Of uackcries In their hhe iruticM search nsa DO
Advanaaxe. 81 Trcaime.s.
y" poonous compounds OF Mercury or N"sious Drug"
To Females.
Long experience In he treatment of femae Aneceons Ner
&c qualities pr NJ To afford Eariy ksfC and
the dfcut casea Communlcs sacred
iy guarded trcnmen, marked with skill and deescy
Dr. " tlls' Great Prevendbve.
This hcacdy applicable TO elher sex Will be SENT
iny prepared by mail i"ceipi Of 10 or by remng Wv
prescription viii be Included.
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DR. j. b.
MILLS, BALrlMoRs Qeters post pad Medicines sent In
any direction BY mail or express
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I ER


NIRt,fNIAN is published aly az - aud tri weekly AT
s5 per anunin advance Nn paper vii he discontinued,
option of the Praprcprs until all arearages shall
been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cents square
10 lines Insertion aud i, cts tor each con
n ,ancc weekly, aud then % cts
per square Will be charged for each Insertion II the number
Insertions marked on the Ms II will he puhished u OF
darcd out and charged accordingly -
TIE EARLY RATES ARE
For squsre, daily
For dc - ''''' ~
For do emiweek!y 30 30
do do ~
a. ended fo both papers subject to pe
al contract. =, +, =.
- Annual advertisers will be limited to Their inh""ate
he charged at transient rates
r. All new advertisements appear in the daby ana ri
kly papers IT., if,s orr, cba,ood
teahy g the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-22

tuNO AnnopPERS OF TOBACCO WEST
i VIA BALTIMORE, MD.-The undersigned, Forward.
ng Merchants and Agents of the Pennsyvania Railroad q
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST.
their with the trade having been for
some years the largo part tho Tobacco
Ing through baltimore atter themselves that they
give satisfaction TO shippers
Freight as low by any other line.
Consgnneuis or from the West solicited and punctuay
attended to. MAGRAW a. kOONh.
90 North street, baltimore.
Refer Jacob Hcald Co j. Brandt r Baltimore; j. L.
dudley W r. Smith. Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Preston, Miller Il
Crenshaw, Lynchburg; Crenshaw &Co., Rchmond
MAJ Adj
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VAIN sOCKS.-Wc have hand ~ g"od
stock of Yarn sock- heavy slshlc tr negro
aud boys LEE { JOHNSON
l7t
NNvANTED.-A gcusIemnm who Inns had some
w business has ncSt"nsise acquaintance
and influence good CUSTOM would Ike L. get asunhon
Clcit Sacsman Grocery pr, Goods estabish
nent IN this city. Address A. through L O iynenenrR
Va nov ~ dia
llOCKWIE GuOIR.-Ihc Family Gro
doors below thr Notsel House has Just received
rNrccnt article Of purkwheat Flour clear OF grit which
with the good Butter found n the same place VIII Z"
Hrstratc q. ID FLYNN 20
cots
uJEsT CHANCE TuuS sEAsON.-u have
- another at those elegant Black BroSn,
Moroon Csret prab Velvet Bonncts Also half dascn
tn, handsomcs bridal Ronnns I'll venture to that hav"
been Inhibited IN this market Indeed they vary iron,
the nsua st produce not only novel but pleasant
effect
rodo Rolls Walls who Keep the nrst class of gods In
Now York
Chcu.a Head Dressed unsurpassed Tor and beauty
In the Furs color aud very cheap
Csl aud bargn As smy intention TO mo ht"the
formerly by Ihlp Payne shall q, Sc my stock
ot Fancy Goods extremely leY prices until ~, 9" jan
ALFRED =, ENtLtppNE
i " lNnohburg Republican, Wythc'lle lelcs'erh and
Western star copy. ln"N - Is
uNOR FAMILIES. HOTELS, Ac.-e eo"pcrs
u refined Sheet aud Shred sngass toSeH sparkling Uols
tine making nauc Mango Jcics &c also pure
Extracts of Vanilla Lemon, Pine Apple C"lcty Ae tor Ss'o
hy JOHN II sEAf,
cots Druggist
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NJ J.. GOODMAN Corner opposite the e"0
III ell House Main ~ snehbuH, Va has just received
aud hi. Stock gnods which consists oi amnae
and ne Twist double and single Gums Rhcn OF dherent Man
uiacoric Colts Repeaies Allen Cos double and sihgle
Pocket Rifles also snsle Self Cooking Pistols ais" variety
of other patterns ptols OF I'd quality Powder flhska
Shot Beats Pouches Cleaning Rods Naddng Punches
bullet Moulds Wipers &c Gun smithng done upon SNORT
notice Locks made repaired new Keys bttcd i'is hnng
lie viii endravor give satisfaction 10 ni who may !"
sur him with their patronage, II within HIS power Terms
sh in all r,scs loct n Ia
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

<SoOpER's Jsedurd sheet mud Sbrrh -
Blanc Mango Table Jrllos, sc \ riiih' ~ ..i,h
tuu(rttioncrs 1tetl and famil, use To eo "ot m.S,
directions fnr usus the principal Grocers nm" '"ee
nov ~ ,m PETER COOPER, New YORK,
NDHlSATE SCHOOL. fON aWbEs 49,
The desires To call the attention o'
hu children of slow
4cnpencnt The fact, that he has opened IN 49,.
mi the city New Nnrk, In very h'h"'n I'll
h,autifu location Private Family >cho" whet'
iren can received taught The experience ne ia.
than cgh connection WIN the ~,
Institutions Tor tots mas SHOW" w
Hat be done In bringing these eh"a'n -.
normal condition. In instances ne mas a" @
f.turn home ,thtr aeommou school WIN
engage life with 1hc earh'' o
training commences. better For circulars tei'i.n ~
address JAMES H. hi' nNnVXL
aug IDLY Ne ai broadway OF Harlem Nv" '
lsONNOIIN n ADAMS, Tob"cc" So"Wrs
SION MERCHANTS, No. AZ FnoSr str et NJ" '''"'
{ " Liberal adv Nanres g consignment -. A.
Nj. INNS &. ADAMS would be pleased TO hch ~, US
friends at this house JAMES .oHN1i''''
apl eddy RpBT NJ NDaM'-
gNOR THE GENTLE N,-Clc,hs, S".sa,
u merrs N,sings Pocket and Neck Hkts Nct SnH M"
Drawers sc. MAI Gl6dENhr'"H''
ort CTS
SsOLEI. ENTnER.-3OO sides Good sole loaih'
- =, Iust 10 hand and tar sale by WILSON co.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
lsrand Consoiida u ted Lottery Of Mary Hand.
CLASS r.,
be drawn In Banore, Md, Saturday. Dec, 9Th, 1875

303l6 prizes amounting to oLl%l,lU
Wholcs e2o Halves sIo Quarters s5 Eighths % So
gY All orders for tickets packages In Of the Mary
land lotteries will receive prompt attention, and the drawing
mailed to all purchasers Immediately after II Is
Address 7. H. HUBBARD CO..
No. % Fayotte at or Boz, No. 20,
nov Ipto7dec Baltimore, Maryland.
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NUANO, GSANO.-The ssbscriber. have lnss
u completed Fall purchase of Peruvian Guano fron
the direct which win insure genuine No article and
will be sold q low probably lower be purchased
elsewhere; all We want 10 . call TO insure sas -.
An. I3I,s ANDER6OE. ADAMS 90
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NTOTslE.-Ih Vortn~rrbtp heretofore eA-
~ sng boiN the undursgnod aud s DluRuid nndcr
Duguid& Sonr dissolved on the l day of
January la,t
Tho hereafter be carried by the undersigned
under style Of II. T. e. a. DiUGtlD, at the
old stand OF 4 bingnid Sons.
All persons claims agnnst the firm Of " bugnid
them for settlement and thoao owing
accounts will please forward and pay up
DAVID L DIUGUIp.
GEORGE DlUGIID.
~ y. a "a. \. DuUGiUuD, Successors Ia y.
lie DIuGIID 4 SONS, will keep constantly ON hand
large stock all kinds of FURNITURE of their own
,nro W bich they will be pleased the old friends
i,,rone o" q Diuguld Sons and the public generally
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Is A N Ill wind that blows no good IL 0uty
N reanhss n cold Northest storm to mako &. = Bliss
the busiest and most attractive place In
town and would ise all who not prepared for Win
tcr chilling make haste thher ere his beautiful as
sortment be entirely gone
lie has hand full supply of Furnaces, Ranges,
Cooking patterns rarlor, Office and Box
Stoves Of every size and style coal Graer hat
IN beauty aud which cannot a pca,e
the most fnstos also prepared TO do all Kinds job
work either Copper Iron with dispatch and neatness
IN Plumbing carried by hill In manner
Xcesd His friends and patrons bothin town
and country will profit by calling soon.
All orders promptly attended to
c 8. BLISS,
octl6ta Main st Q doosr below Market
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WARM sOCkS.-Wc have On hand ~ g""d
stock of Yarn Sock. very heavy snushc nrnerro
IN aud boys LEE { JOHNSON
upyl
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DENTAL FLV1D.-I his prep. ,
aratiop is highly r cleansing the teeth
a impurities preserving aud rendering M he snd in
parting dsSbul davos 10 ae moth ant trcMt snprly
Ior sale BY ~. ossSs
nov l!W psotUss -
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unREsERVE YOUR BOOks a. PATE rs
errings Fire Proof Safe ia known to be entirely rehs
bic as a perfect protection against fire Those VINO nave va
naha hooks and papers would sleep better at night all their
yausbes locked Of Herrngs champion satee
For sale by the Agents at New York prices .s< . ~
27-ts j. u Sno"'oVS W.
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respectfully cal the attention ot the public l" H"e
the Hair Nfcas Tins, Hair EafinRHi ""o
aiass Earrings aud many other hings too nnn's
10 niion lust Tor sale cheap as am dretin'
ed to sell Bsrgalus constantly adding to N, stock goous
of every description. Cali and examine for .onra"'rs
a,t ibts JOS 4. THURMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

4ys%ss4A DK. ROBERT a. AKI.N Dentist,
ifTViSk has removed hs othee above his
ellrfYYS sience. on MAIN ST, aud square above
Dihrells Hotel =dtS
EDkOF. JAS. n. NtRFEE.
ARCHITECT,
sep rdiy IfNCuRJ HG tutITGF.
NR. RgssIEETWGCu,
- 2nd pnpR AEOXI III NnnYFii HOUSE,
huF abdts iA NCtbuEa. Va
Ak u. q. .tiREENl.EG oncr. his profession
II AL SERVICES 10 the eittzeus of Lyuehhurg
Office in Narwck House.
MAJ A
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fEyHE undersigned viii the Grocery and Commis
aud the purchase of Wheat a the old stand
will be pleased to wait his friends and the pnbc
generally. NJ IA MlLIbh'
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Inn ID n RmEUMATIsM, &e.-kiecssic q !,
Doves Rheumatic Liniueni uri Oil Mustang afJ ~
"''' '' JOHN H. 6EAS,
, nov lots 4 HIal bhuKtEL
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UNAIL and " inter S.0Ods.-Wc invite our cus
II and friends examine our ttock New Goods
nearly complete and will compare with any stock ever
opened in this city j. A sIIdILk "
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<LEW aud beautiful Discover, ~, n. y. TAN

men; with Messrs Bsrreda Bro the agents for the Pc
uyan Governrncnt my Fall supply OF duano an now
preparcd to make with Farmers either indivdu
a or In clubs for any quantity of No. Peruvian uuano
hoy NAV want upon as good they buy any
States with regular expenses added All
ASK ia n call to insure sales WIN a. 'MiLl.hh'
nng IL eta Basin, bynchburg.
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YENIE subscriber retiring from the of Miller
Elam his thanks for the patronage received al
respectfully soliciis continuance
of o the concern of VIM. A Miller.
i. %, 10 ROBERT s. ELAN