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The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

Az INCIDENT OF THE REyoIUuoN.-In a
work just published entitled "Men and
Times Of the Revolution" the following in
cdent is related. 1t gives graphic idea Of
the interest which the most triilmg circum-
stance excited in connection with the con
test with the mother country then impend-
ing:
On the ensuing Sunday morning, as the
people were on their way to church, ! sud
denly witnessed great commotion in the
street, and general rush to the back door
of Mrs H-'s dwelling. SuppOsing the
house to be on fire. darted into the crowd
and on entering the house, heard the good
woman's voice above the rest, cXclaming.
with an egg in her hand, There, there, sec
for yourselves ! seized the magic cgg.
and, to my utter astonishment, read upon it.
in legble characters, formed by the shell it,
self, oh, dnleric7, Amellcq, Lotce sh0H b.
tim conquerorP The agitation and despon-
deucy produced, will hardly be appreciated
by those unacquainted with the deep eXcita
bility of the public mind at that PERIOD
We were soon relieved from our gloom anC
apprehension, by ascertaining from an in
genious painter, who happily came in, thai
the supernatural intimation was the effect,
of simple chemical process. We were econ
yinced it was a device of some Tory to oper
ate on the public feeling In the afternoon
an express arrived from Boston; hand-bil
was sent into the pulpit, and at the close o
the service our venerable Wing Parson RO
bins, read from his desk the heart-thrilling
news OF the capture Of the Hessians at Tren
ton-a happy retort upon the Tories
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$4,000 REWARD : :
Competition the Life Of Trade.

WE take this method Of informing our friends
w and the public that we are now prepared to
deliver the first quality of House Innings sewed,
at Is cts. per yard. Parties purchasing domestics
at our establishment, can have the same sewed
GRATIS. Mr.. LORYEA, the most experienced
operator in California, is at all times ready to de-
liver three hundred yards sewing at one hours
notice. We intend to do what we represent
To parties who have sewing to be done, we would
say, call at our establishment, and have it sewed
as above.
n B.-Grain Bags, Flour Bags and Hose will
be sold at the cost Of material, with no charge for
sewing. d. NJ. EDER d Co.
Weaver, Feb. 16, 1856. Aft,
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AN Irish sailor once visited a city, where
he said they copper-bOttomed tie tops Of Meir
b0uSes lrtH sheet lead p
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Courtship and Marriage.
cANTo I.-CoURTsHIP.
A POEM IN TWO CANTOs.

CANTO I.-COCRTsHIP.
Ny dearest love, for thee I'd sacrifice
All iovs that Heaven or Earth affords, to dwell
With thee in solitude Those loving eyes
Bespeak me pleasures that no tongue can tell:
They throw around me such a magic SPELL
They hold me by some spirit power divine
And Gods that lovely form All, need / tell
Why do humbly worship at thy shrine?
All! Catharine dearest Kate! say that thou wilt
[be mine
CANTO u.--MARRIAGE.
Now, Mrs Prindle, l declare, | caaL
Nor WON'T endure these gricvous insult more
Your lectures are the loudest things eAtaht
/ IN weary of your speaking, eXtcmpore
And you must cease your visits at the store,
For such expensive bills cannot pay
Where are the tongs I'll stop these youngones
l IN weary of such music, night and day [roar
There, 60, you brats sit down for here I'll have
[my way
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TRINITY GARDEN STORE.

MAIN STREET, WEAvERvHLE.
THE proprietors of this establishment would re-
L spectlully announce to their their friends and
the public generally, that they keep constantly
hand and for sale all kinds of choice Vegetables.
brought fire \ from their Ranch on Trinity River.
every day; The also have a complete selection of
Groceries and Provisions. including,
SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE, TEA,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
and, in fact every thing in the Grocery, Veeeta-
BILE and Provision line. Their prices are low the
proprietors being determined to do large bus-
ness at small profits. Friends will please givo us
a call. MORSE, MABIE d co.
n. B.-We have a SAW MILL in operation on
our Ranch, and will supply the citizens of Wea-
verville and vicinity with Lumber of a superior
quality at very low rates.
gaS5~ Orders for Lumber, left at the "Triuitv
Garden Store, will be promptly attended to.
Dee s, 1879, NJ, NJ. & co.
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Trinity Co. Official Dir

The Board Of Supervisors meet the lst Monday
in February, May, August and November.
DISTRICT COURT-l5Tn DISTRICT.
Composed of the Counties of Trinity and Hum
boldt.
TERMs-In the County of Trinity, on the Sd
Monday in February May, August and Novem-
ber,-in the County of Humboldt, the first Mon
day in January April July and October.
COUNTY COURT.
TEHNs--lst Monday in January, March, May,
July, September, and November.
COURT OF SESSIONS
TERMs-lst Monday in February, April, June
August, October and December
PROBATE COURT.
TEEMs.-4th Monday of each month.
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WHY is newspaper like tooth brush
A.-Because everybody should have one
Of their own, and not be borrowing that of
his neighbor
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CLEAN n WIGA YER,
Successors TO GEORGE NJ. NGLER)
RIACKSMlTHS.

[sICCLSSOKS TO HEOKHE VI. INHLhK,J
BLACKSMlTHS,
COURT STREET. WEANERNILLE.
DLACKSMITIUNG of all kinds Horse, a
ID Mule and Ox-Shoeing, done in the best & -
manner, and on reasonable terms for CASH. W
large assortment of Miners Tools, Rockers,
Toms Picks, Shoyels Crow Bars Tom and Rock
er Irons, Sluicing Forks, and great variety of
HA II w A R Il,
kept constantly on hand and for sale at our Shop,
situate on Court stncet, near the Union Hotel
Thankful for past favors, we hope by close ap-
plication to business, to merit a share of public
patronage. Miners and others wishing anything
in our line will do well to give us Il call.
MCLEAN a WEAVER.
Weaver, April II, 1856. l2-tf
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TNIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY offers
Il his services to the merchants in the interior as
Commission Buyer of Goods in San Francisco.
having been engaged in that business for nearly
three years past with three years experience in the
Interior lie hopes to give satisfaction to such as
may employ him in that capacity. Orders for any
description of merchandise filed and forwarded
promptly SAM'L. H. PRICHARD,
Up stairs, cor. Battery and Sacramento SITS,
dec.29-n.2O. San Francisco.
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EXTRA HEAVY g. FINE

COLD GUARD CHAINS, just received by the
u JSteamer Golden Age at BRIGGS DEY X Cos
n2-lm. 9S Montgomery, cor California st.
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DIRECTORY.
OF FICIAL DIR G G T Q r Y
Executive Department..

OFFICERS. OFFICES.
j. NEELY JOHNSON, Governor.
r. NJ. ANDERSON. Lieut.. Governor.
DAVID F. DouGLAss, . Secretary of State.
HENRY BATES. Treasurer of State.
GEo. W. WHITMAN, Comptroller Of State.
W. S. WALLAcE........A Attorney General.
J0uN H. BEEWsTER. Surveyor General
JAMES ALLEN. State Printer.
+. WILSON.
i. S. mckenzie, State Prison Directors
ALEX BELL............
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judiciary

judiciary.
r-sTIcEs or SUPREME COURT.
TrGH C. MURRAY Chief Justice.
Solomon lIcydenfelt.. Associate Justice.
Chas. II. Bryan......
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EINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO-El Sacramento
L brand-dark. peach favored,
FL Sacramento brand-dry, light colorcd
Mayiowcr brandt plugs to the pound.
The above brands of Jones q IIudsons celebra-
ted manufacture in lots to suit, for sale by
SAM'L. H. PRICHARD,
Agent for the Manufacturers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

APPROXIMATIONS FKIIES,
aud the succeeding numbers 10 those
drawing the first 300 PriKss will be entitled 10 the 500 Ap
pro ximaon Prizes For example III ticket No 1880 draws
thn the S5nsO prize tickets numbered ll2is l2i1
la5 la5a each be entitled 10 500 and according
To the above scheme
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
In the scheme there 10000 ekeH numbered from
There 200 full Prizes and 900 Approximations
making In all | 900 Plies
The numbers from to 20n corresponding with the mum
tickets printed alps oi rolled
up cucircod with small Tin tubes and placed IN Glass
Wheel
of the different 200 full prizes similarly printed
oncrcod placed In another whoo After revolving
the wheels number the wheel of numbor and
time prize Ia drawn from tho other wheel by
who bndfoded The number and the prize drawn
opened the audience and ogaercd by
the prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Il repeated until all the prizes are
drawn out The wing thcn printed aud after eompari
son the Commisslonrr coItitit- tp ~ correctness
To- Prize payeLi "a full Niruprf pipt cfioN
Address orders Tor IIrL'tatu
II. FRANCE 4 co.
IL III.
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ypND THE go akaIG.-Wc understand th0s 10
report shcnp circulated that ht ihBhcs process ni tc
arpphng Is yauci,- In reply towhch w would say thatw
have thoroughly satisfied that II In the most
prrirr, nnd roab ever Invented and that 1t must
eventually all others. 80 wen convinced
nfe " n a nprroitv, shall adopt tue line
along The route OF thu Virginia aud
enuessce road this place ani the state lno
which II intention TO continue as FAR West as Nhs
gill, 'rrnn oTTINGEi YOUNG a co,
s,i.dlw Tclegraphc Engnuors
salem Rrgl4tcr bedford Sentinel aud WyheNllle felo
nh plsas insert tW times hill la this Oifce
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VOL. 4.--N0. III.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I .ooK At Tml. ,-E."..rdin.r I...r..s


- AGAINST FIKEU
EItrae Of Letter ,om Norfolk, Va, january IL 1885,
eenber last Messrs Adams Cos Once situated In
large four story brick building hls city totally
sroyed by hre and their safe buried tho burning
ruins until yesterday, when dug out and then
found surrounded with live Goals tand almost red hot
beside the brass and nobs melted of We
witnesses this IL thing such
enough-1rc could be hoter-t IL triumph indeed We
from several parties who opened
Yours truly, ROWLAND BROS.
NORFOLK. VA, January IT. 1856.
By request Messrs Rowland Bros, this day attend
the opening Of Herrng Patent Fire proof Safes
which the fire OF December belonging to Messrs Ad
Cos Express and found the papers and contents In
perfect III opinion
could be had large four story building entirely
destroyed and the safe remained the whole time surrounded
by hre and subject Intense heat for days before dug
from the ruins.
Signed, GEo l. ANDERSON. g. HALL.
WIN MIsrp p ha1Is REYNOLDS a a y w MHLEAs ,naoas
am fully satisfied nth the manner in wheh the above
toned Safe preserved Its contents A. A. COWDEkf,
Agent Adams Cos Express.
krfyaef from a Norfolk Paper.
ADAMS srono of Herrngs celebrated Fire proof Safes
Adams Express Ohce when the building was burned
Thoaday, when taken ont Tho fire the occasion
alluded tho hereea and when tho
Ghost found after lapse of yty days surrounded
by tmbers glowing brightly when opened the papers and
articles found be sound and
ally good condition. thus aong another proof Of the
oniy aud superiority Of these safes The allndod to may
be tho warelouao of Mesars Rowland Bros who
the makers II shows clearly the evidences OF
incombusiihe qualities when Its exterior
amid tho omhers that giaed around for hours days and
weeks,
ii.rngs Patent Champion Fire proof Safes with Halls
Patent Powder proof Locks, for sale by -
:. o. HERRING CO,
Nos. 135 1J7, l39 Water street. N. Y.
J. II THOMPSON co, Agents.
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- GTANo SOW ER.-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine to farmers Having but little machinery, it is durable
and easily kept order and regularly quantity
Grain or tnano desired Frank Rufin Esq, Editor Of
Southern fiaafa thus comments on II
perfectly convinced of its great value In efcien
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity of
stru tion that hesitate reeommend to the public
"A thing which II do not often venture
works the machine with perefoct ease. IL
saws a breadth fast horse walk and
time, does not require as many stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent OF the wind and was done
with us ell during very high winds which prevailed most
of he tmc a during calm because the seed delivered
close ground We not euy recommend the machine,
Therefore every farmer bH them to buy H. not on
Mr. seymour account WHO snothng TO us but ther own
THOS. BRANCH q SONS,
Sole Agents flr PetersbnrP
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w
IN -. WIlTTEWOKE nRO., Mnnnfnc-
Premium m Side Improved Livingston roekskil and
Eagle and Castings, Improved ihrashng Machines,
shelters Cutting Knives and Road scrapcs also nm linz
ON THE BASIN, Lynchbnrg, Va
hereby certify that have tried for myself Reh's Iron
hesitation pronouucing this iuva
uabe implement in my opinion the best Flow In use and des
tined believe TO take The place OF all others when shhi
become .nore generally known. JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nursery aud Florist, near ly ynchburg, Va
CHAs H. IYScH Esq Of this city who has used the Iron
months past recommends the best
use advised his friends at IT,
He given the fullest horty to refer confidently TO him
sep Its IL ). WIFI ILMoitE ~ Blt'..
XTITROrYPES PHoTOG RAPHS, ID AH u FIR REQ
TYPES-rhe above style of Pictures are taken In all
their perfection At the Gallery of q. W MlNNlS a co
TANNER world inform his friends, and the public Ia
general just ed from the North after abb
sence some months durng which time he has secured
without regard labor and important
Improvement the Photographic and is pre-
pared those who may desire them, Nitroypcs
on Glass Photographs Paper the DaRucreotppc
heretofore witch will be taken In all their brauey
and perfection ns large and beautiful assortment
of COIN LookETs BHEAsr PINS, MEpAiiIoNs, Fancy CA
SIS FHAMEs &C. made expressly for the visit to this
Gallery is solicited whether Pictures desired
IN Gallery always open aud free to visitors sundays
,cntcd N. S. TANNER,
tho Gallery Of Minis & Tanner, lynehbure Va
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usucx-l AtNND.-TO tho citizens Of .. .yWch-
tr.Nv4 BuRG AND TnE SURROUNDING couM'
y 1 N HTRN vunN si to purchase magnificent FL
j - v AMOS. cali NJ SIltEMMii.S ON Main street,
esite Warwick House, MufHeH BVob store, and
tau viii fnd Inatruun'nts which be surpassed
n quality of touch toue, beauty 81 hnlsh aud dura
bcsold Now York ircce EVerY inhtfuinsmt wiz
he warranted Ia every respect Call ana examine Tor
nsolves of Hll descriptions. from tile host clas
and modern composers always On haud ahd iof sale
li4uea all Musical usirumcna repaired and fnned-
not place pnuf hands OF ho have
lodge II the profession but call AZ the above place.
YOU viii realize entire saihiaction and where all orders
viii ho promptly hcd Secondhand flnnos taken In tN
tlnnFo for naW ones ld'o t''t
IIsEPiOW TUAT BEATS THE WORLD.
BTsr. WONk WIN LEAST bRAUGHr
@ IL 7 1 4 Z y 7 z p Z " Z ~ L L q u
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uNAuRANGE ON 1BEE.--CuE "MUTUAL
j BENEFIT GOMPANY"--B w. KNOWLES, AGENT
RICHMOND VA-DR. VIM. s. MORRIS, Medical Adviser at
Iypchburg Va -
Capital, MAY ISL 1854 sd 5bJ %
Amount of Dividends paid to date $50, 1862 II
Amount of Lossos by Death...... l,o2j,9J3 45
- t405,095 50
J2GeGse 81
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The above Ohio River, slight advance Is
charged if sent all the av bv Storage Chargef
on goods zen through line. tonsgn TO
BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond.
REFrRENcEs rs RICHMoNp-Sterus N Brummei, Tnsley,
Tsrdy 4 CO. SelIen Il Miller H. Claiborne, }. w. Wright
& CO. Chas. Workman Co, Shields ~ Sommeryiie and
Tdponds Davenport 4 Co. june 25ts.
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This Company entirely mutual In its character as all tho
boiong The Insured and the dividends made
nualy,
The profits are on third the premium paid.
dollars paid annually hundreds of thousands
In those dependent on our lives tjuly Gets
nA AlAlA ACRES LAND WARRANrs
uVvDsVDlDVV WANTED--LAFA YETTE w
GRAY, Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants and Ator
the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
cams wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military bounty
Lind Warrants win attend any bnsinessl as Notary
Public such rs deeds Of Land
Mafrants &c &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
inly6ts Pension Agrnt, Isvpchburg Va
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uNire King safe.-warran and for sale very low
4 to close consignment, by 5000.
TO Its " Ao"SL'
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
DIR. ROnERT EARLY, Dcn,i...

&g1 DIR. RonERr EARLH, Dentist,
s aSG 1SSS S s5S,s
Dibrels Hotel ian l-dts
IUDWELL I n. HHOWN, Civil Engineer,
'ona services the citizens of bedford and of ynchburgand
Address-LIBrRTY ap3ots
IlEDFORD HOUSE, opposite Court-house,
- MAIN ST. LIBERTY. VA, CON the site the hotel
The above house rebuilt the modern style and fur
shed In the best manner is opened for the reception OF
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts to merit
any patronage which ,hsy y may & receive ss,,n,,,,,
- \ HACK will always be in readiness convey tho
guests of the House and their baggage to and from he Rail
NVeGORKLE \ JONES, Wholesale aud Re-
NJ IaL GR0cERS, COMMISSION AND FoRWARp.
CHEWING TOBACCO MAIN sr, LYScHnrHa, Va, will
Eg Pa,SuaF ToM 1ienio% to the sale r WHEAT
Liberal advances Will be made on all eonsignments when
lNIsANKLIN n BROTHER, wholc-nIc and
II RETAIL GROcERS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nrt door to Liberty barhonsc MIN ST. Lgarhb"ts, "a
NOWLIN 4 ApPERsON, sroccr- and Com
- MISSION MERCHANTS MAIN ST, LNNcHBUR RG,
CERIEs. LIQUORS Particular attention paid
ceying and forwarding Goods and Tobacco and the sale Of
EE ~ JOHNSON, Whoic-nic aud Retail
IL GRoCERs, COMMISSION AND FoRwARDING
stock of GRocERlfs, LlQuoRs, DOMESTIC GOODS,
SoLELEATHER, TANNERS OIL. FISH, &c &c, to which
they invite the attention of their friends and the public general
c2Sts
O BENNETT, p. BROKAW. G. II. HUNTINGTON
HbEsNETE n II HkONAw, PRODlGE cow
~ MISSION MERCHANTS, for the sale of Flour Grain,
Butter Cheese Provisions &c Ne 40 Broad ST. ot
Water New York lmar ~ Is,
T. Il
XEIADSWORTH,T TURNER Il co, smpOr-
w TIERS s WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS. No II Pearl Street, Richmond, Va
feb l5dly.
IGARRET = WATSON.
UDLAM \ WATSON. Richmomd, Va, For-
IL WARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COMM1S
SION MERCHANTS, Office and Warehouse South side of
the Basin july Edits
UDETERs, NARTsN n Co, Com mission aud
h FORW ARDING MERCHANTS. On The Basin Cor
of 12th amd Cdrp Srtcts, Richmond Va may 3O-ts
nONXAN \ co, General Commission Ner-
IL CHANTS, RIcHNoNp, Va jan 9tS
J.. 4. H. J. TCHp1s.
HARRIS a. ECnOLs. Commi-sion and For
IL WARDING MERCHANTS on Basin Bank Richmond
Va. may 26-dly.
DOYAL PARRISH, Wholesale Grocer "nd
IL COMMISSION MERCHANT. Richmond, Ia,-- w. 10
Cary SreetPareular attention paid 10 sales o Iopaecn
Flour Wheat and country produce generally
may 26=dy.
NXIICKERsHAM's NEW WORK WIRE
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pTIC' IS TAKING THE LEAD OF ALL OTHER
PHYSIcSS writes Of agents and so ,n we hd'
wherever we have boon Introduced ne lhor
a. auack, attach professorhps to Their names anu INT
whining mcudicants reserved but not less to nc aNop
with their vainnus compounds eueavur 10 PAIN on ana 20
succeed in isolated cases dupng the people with something
near H. all these do not harm the sale OF pr Nrsh sN
able preparation People especially phSsicla7 caa
very clearly ascertain whether the article IS lgnorany e
ed or whether true medical skill has invented it, To an phs
eiras who ha ye hil preparation We woh rer
further the public that is the result oi
wears rxu.rcnce in an practice all OF Whch hteu
hot ba cnoatnd For all the purposes Family Physc take
unly Or l. Il Wrights Liquid Cahartc Price 'o ana -
cents full directions for the u'e accompanying e"u po
lie sold everywhere the United States , ,
Give il trial Judge for yourselves can pe ha
,boesals and retail al Dr Wrights Principal Depot, lo
broadway ~ y: Purcell Lsdd 4 Cos, Richmond; Srother
~ Whifoheads T. H. Thompson & Cos. Iyhehburg; ana al
tho nrncipal Drug stores hroug ghou the state ie LIN
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ITt
Made Clothing, and furnishing goods can DO
found In city
would return my thanks my friends and customers Of
Lynchburg Western Virginia for their liberal pntronaf"
1nng the past wond further add that VIII he
thank ful tor any ORDERS during the year lSd6
Ihave Away hand nlarge stock of FINE CLOTHING
and ri NISIING GOODS, all made 10 my order In the
amanner connected with ther houses IN
the manufacturing fine clohiug can ohcr Inducements
that rarely with also keep hand largo stock OF
Cloths Cnssmeres aud Nestings which will make to meas
IRE STYLE Ny CUTTER Is known Mr0nehoW tho
States Of Virginia Carons being superior to
any cutter that lived to the OF thirty
Mr. JOHN WHITE will warrant to give the best Ut and
work manship be had In any city North or Sonth
Direct vonr letters To THOMAS w. ROYSTDN,
No H. sycamore street, PettfsburR, va
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JANUARY 18th. tsJ6.-airent ref"c' ~ m
ID PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK.--A very large = rk OF
mems bick Boots and Brogas Wool saxony and SOFT HATS
of every color and quality very cheap a, re
Ladies black lasting Congress Caters al =,
- Side-ace at 49,. %
nld
Gents latest syle Calf Congress a. a. W
Also Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Shoes and shoetees
p,o pootes half CATERS Caters OF Cloth Kid and Moroe
20 bn thk all coors and qualities; Ladies Push
assimere and Straw Riding Hats Chdrens fancy Hats and
Caps. -. -, s.. H..
from factories at 10" rates Tor cas we eopsder aaro
n1ucnpept 10 persons buying sneh articles.
LOUIS l.. ARMISTEAD,
ian 16ts Farmers Bank, Lynchburg, Va
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DULAsKI HETTER.-9 Arkins PIsnsee IN u, ~. -.
= .loss consieumcut tfs7tsl A. AUoAAA
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Whole Ticket. $40, Halves S5i quarters se5o
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Y II. =
Ia sn.9rghod over palate. hut their energy, al
thongh wrapped sp be and tells with giant force On The
There are thousands % sufferers
VIA yeu not .sear their distcmora they knew could
he cpre, f., "a ceps Try Ayers Pills and you VIII know It,
pnrIf, the blood and disease viii be starved out
Cleanse the sv,iam impurities aud you are cured az
rCadt.a ., c,r.s,I, rrdigostfon
,,i, tia,a,sbn B1chaehe sid'ache. Janndice. ihen.
matism d arrangements Of the Liver hmh'. ",N @ M
,naoemants and all which pnrEa3e remedy can
ratrh AZ before them Ike darkness before the sun
Eeaesr II Won ar. suffering rom any ot the humorous Gun"
49, fer NO aareho remedy has been pro
Silea fer vau, and is criminal 10 ncHIert H. 60,
Tb,t >,rs Cherry pectara is the best aedtthe 1T
(,tb j. kurn to the whole world and fha Aver. f4s are
the hest Of all pills known 10 those who 'V' we" t'
Prepared bv Dr. C. AVER chemist l-o"'', A'.s,a 's'
sold by all Respectable pruggSrverv W ,ltl
HilA UIsNasi<s. WiNE--.sHst receive" 'i'"
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