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We are authorized and requested to an
nounce J. WILLIAMS, Esq. rs candidate
for the Legislature. at the next c'eciion, by
his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Estate Notice.

CurcIon are requested 10 make immediate
payment against the first OF October next
as longer Indulgence cannot be given. On
that day the Books, Notes and Accounts
will be given TO an Attorney for collection
We nave been already sued on claims, and
we are conprl!cd TO raise the money to
meet those demands
Persons holding claims against the said
deceased, are requested to present them
properly aitc: ted against the first day oI
December next, or this notice will be- plead
cd in bar against all such claims.
J +. CURETON, ! Alors
5. b. MASSEY, : ''''''''
September Bird, 1856. 29-tf
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Mr.. ERROR The friends Of Col. c. w.
DUDLEY respectfully announce him as n
candidate 10 represent the people ofthc first
Congressional District. in Congress, II, the
ensuing election. MANY FRIENDS.
Bennettsvilc, S. G., Aug. 27,h 1856
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Important from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.
Accounts received in this city from Kan
sas, state that Gen. Atchison, with fifteen
hundred men, is preparing TO attack Law
renee first.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. s.
Il is rumorcd here that battle bas
been fought at Ossawattnmie, and that
the Abolitionists were routed with loss
of twenty fve killed. The loss on the
part Of the Proslarery men is said 10 be
five. II is also reported that Ossawata-
mic was faally bmnt.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 6.
Another rumor is being cilculated here
to the effect that the Abolilionis,s have
been driven from Leavenworth at the
point Of the bayonet, and that their prop.
erty has been destroyed and confscated.
The Iowa road to Kansas is said to be
closed by armed bands Of Missourians.
Forty hboli,iopist sufferers have arnv-
cd in this city, entirely destitute.
The President has ordered the Cover.
nor of Kansas TO enroll aud organize all
militia in The Territory, Regiments have
also been ordered from Illinois aud Ken
lucky.
1t is reported that the Pro Slavery men
and Abolilionists had 200 men on each
side engaged IN tho battle at Ossawatta.
mic. The Atoitionists fred first. which
was returned ly the Southerners killing
thirty Abolitionis,s. The Aboltionists
then attempted TO escape by swimming
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Hides Wanted.
For sale.

For sale. ~.
$4,000 SHINGLES at pleasaot Hill, nius
miles South Of Lancastcr. on the Cahden
road NAGlLI. & CADTHEN.
Juns ilth, 1855. i7H
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

The friends of JOHN w. COOKE, Esq,
announce him as n candidate tor The Hcu e
Of Representatives in the next Legislature.
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MR. EDITOR Please announce DIR. w.
& CAUrHEN IA candidate for re-elcc.
ton to the Legislature, ard oblige his
FRIENDS.
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River Land for Sale.

otIcr for sale my Plantation, lying on
the east bank Of the Catawba River, con-
tanning about
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES,
adjoring the lands Of John Foster, George
McC. Wthcrspoon. and others. There are
about six hundred acres under fence, and in
n high state of cultivation the balance in
woods, well ,imtcrcd. These Lands AN
DETER MINED TO SELL and they can
be treated for privately, unit! the first day
of December next.
J. f. CURETON.
August 9Th, 1856. 23.If
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN the Common Pleas.

SIMON BENNETT who is in the Gus
lody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue Of a writ of capias al sutlsfacicnaum.
ut the slit of 4. }. Connurs, having filed in
my office, together with schedule. on oath,
of his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas. praying that he
may be admitted 10 the benefit of the acts
OF the General Assembly, made for the re-
lief of insolVcn, debtors. 1t is ordered, that
the said a. J. COnnors, and all other the
creditors to whom the said Simon Bennett
is in any wise indc bted, be, and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear,
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next.
to shew cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
J. A. STEWNAN, Crk.
Office of Common Pleas, Lancaster T.. H.,
March 26, 1856. 2l-3m
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FOR SENATOR.

Mn. EpI:oR Please announce 3Ir. p. r
ilAMMOND ns candidate for the State
Senate at the next election and obliCe
MANY VOTERS
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.
10 Likely Young Negroes.

For which the higa-ss essh prices will be
paid. Apply to the subscriber st Lancaster
G. H., 8. Z. J.E. CCRETtDN.
August Glib. 1856. 2s--f
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Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

The friends os the Hon. Gen. JOHN
MCQUEEN, respectfully announce him as
a candidate for reelection TO Congress.
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce Dir. GEO
Nee. WlIiiERSPOON as II candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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Mr.. EDIToR Please announce JOHN
II. WELSH, ny n candidate for Sheriff n,
the next election, and obiigc his friends.
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MR. EDITOR Please announce Mr. J. T.
X. BEl.k, as candidate for the Legisia-
ture, aud oblige HIS FRIENDS.
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Mr.. EDroR - Please announce Mr.. X. G..
Billings as a candidate for Sheriff at the next
election, and obligc, MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. EDIToE You will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK, Esq, rs candidate
for Sheriff of Lancaster District, at the en-
suing election, and oblige
MANY SUPPORTERS.
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FOR CLERK.

Ma. EDrroa Please announce Dir. A.
B. NLAcznAS as candidate for The Clerk s
office, at the ..suing election, and oblige
MANY VoTEks
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NEW DRUG STORE.

-:0'
THE UNDERSIGNED
TAKES pleasure in informing the friends
and former patrons of her husband, that she
has opened q DRUG STORE, next door
below the
MASONIC HALL,
where will constantly be kept fresh and
select Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Family and Plauta.
ton Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery,
Brushes, Spices, and Fancy
Articles, Pens, Paper,
Envelopes, Inks,
&c, &c,
And respectfully solicits continuance OF
the patronage 40 literally bestowed on him.
j. T.. DE HAY.
~ Mr.. De Hay will give personal at>
tention to the business details Of the Store
and residing on the premises, persons arriy
ing in town after night and wanting Medi.
cincs, will be waited on AT ASv HOUR
Camden, April %, 1856. l0-tlj.
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State of South Caroline .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.


JOHN LEVERTON, who is in the Gus
tody OF the Sheriff OF Lancaster District, by
virtue of writ of capas ad saiisfaciendum
at the suit Of w. J. Clawson, having filed in
my office, together with schedule, on oath, -,
OF his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit of the acts
Of the General Assembly, made for the re-
lief Of insolvcnt debtors. IL is ordered, that
the said w. J. Clawson, and all other the
creditors 10 whom the said John Leverton
is in any wise indebted, be and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice TO appear
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next.
to shew cause, if any they can, why tho
prayer of The petition aforesaid VI oult not
be granted.
J. A. STENNAiAN, Cf'k.
Office ofComuon Pleas, Lancaster G. H.,
April IL, 1856. 2l-2m
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MIR. EDIToR Please announce Col J.
FUNDERBURK as a candidate for Tax
Collector and oblise g many of
His .Faissps.
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Mr.. Error: Please announce J. II. HUN.
TER rs a candidate for Tax Collector and
ob!ige,
MANY VOTERS.
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Ma. EDITOR: Please announce Z. r.
HENSON, E.q'ras candidate for Tax Col.
lecior and oblige,
MANY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
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Warlike Doings in Kansas.

Si. ibctis, cept.
A correspondent to the Republican, at
St. Joseph, dated Angus! 21th says that
the country between Grasshopper and st.
Joscphs was full Of armed bodies of free
soilers. Men were moving along the wes-
tern border on the Kickapoo reservation
and Captain Scott with 100 men had
gone in that direction to prev ent furthe.
acccss;ons. The proslaverv party also
were stationing strong armed bodies along
the northern frontier to prevent the ingress
and egress of the aboli,ionists, and also
the Missouri river is so well fortified that
no free state forces can approach 10y that
route.
One pro-slnrery party are said to be
arranging plans for the speedy concentra-
ton Of their forces on Lawrence.
Vermont Election.
MoSTpELIER, Sept. 8.
The Republicans have carried this,
State. clecting their Governor, 3 Con-
gress,nen and a.larre majority of the Leg
islature by nearly n unanimous vote.
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WITH CONFIDENCE

that will sell. The Lands and improve
ments, feel assured, will please.
My address is Pleasant Valley Pos: Office,
Lancaster District, S. c. The Post Office
is at my Store.
GEORGE D. BECKHAM.
July 9th, 1896. 2l-tf
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MR. EDITon-Plesse announce William Rob-
ertson as a candidate for Tax Collector and o.
bligc His FRiESDs.
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FOR TAX.COLLECTOR.

Mn. EDITOR You will please announce
JEFFERSON II. CONNELL, Esq, as a
candidate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing
election, and oblige his
NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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Determined to Sell.

having purchased Lands in Arkansas Per-
sons desiring 10 purchase may, therefore,
come
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PLEASANT VALLEY
FOR S A L E.
Valuable Lands g. Resi-
dence.

On THE Subscriber having determined
Ell- TO remove to the South West, offers
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Mr.. EpiroR:-Please announce Major John
". Nisbet as candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election, and oblige,
Many VoTkss.
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HIS LAMBS.

situate in Lancaster District, on the road
from l.ancastervillc TO Charlotte, % miles
from LancastervIIc, and 6 miles from Nor.
rows Turn Out, on the Charlotte and South
Carolina Rail Road.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY Morning March 10
The Senate called TO order by Mr.. Saun-
ders.
Mr.. Tazewell offered the following rcsolu-
ton:
Resolved that the thanks If the Senate are
due to the President for the able and efficient
manner in which lie has discharged the duties Of
his office during the present session.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr. Bondurant, from the House of Delegate.
announced the readiness Of that body Ia adjourn,
and Mr. McEhenney, of the Senate. was in
struoted to inform the House that the Senate, on
lis part, was also ready TO adjourn.
On motion of Mr.. McElhenney. the Senate ad
iourned to meet on the first Monday in December
Is57.
Before announcing the adjournment the Pres.
ident addressed the Senate in substance, fol
low:
Senators: Our legislative existence. so far rs
the present session i concerned, is at an end.
have made no preparation for ya'edictory ad-
dress und have really M desire to address you
in formal terms on the eve of our departure
You have adopted resolution complimenting
the manner in which have discharged my duties
is presiding officer ofthis body. feel grateful
for this mark of your approval. There is but
one higher reward-the consciousness OF an hon
est intention to discharge my duty faithfully. l
may have erred. but am that | have never
suffered one unworthy motive to control my nc
ton in the chair On your part, cun say with
pride and pleasure. have never seen single
instance Of disrespect among yourselves to the
officers Of the Scnate--nothing but the polite
ness and forbearance which characterize Virgin
ia gentlemen. You have been tried by questions
of the highes. Importance to the interest of the
State, aud neither in intellect patriotism have
| ever found you less than equal to the crisis
We part with the same kind feelings with which
we met, and | am sure, that when we have re-
turned to our homes we will often look back
with pleasure to the in this chamber. light
ed up by our Southern sun.
Senators, | bid you farewell, and pronounce
the Senate adjourned TO the first Monday of De-
cember, 1857.
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grave characferhul they have all been 1rrected.
They are The fault of no one; but grow cut Of the
hurry and confusion which result from the organ
ic law of the land. which is imposing the most
injurious restrictions upon the legislative depart
ment with the most serioas consequences TO the
State.
1t is said, gentlemen, that one OF the saddest
reflections, one of tho greatest objections to as
sembling, is the reflection that we must separate.
feel most deeply the painful ceremony.-
Ii has been my misfortune to go through this
scene for the fifteenth time; and it Is to mo a
peculiarly sad one. ! assure you, gentlemen
in parting, that | harbor not in my bosom the
slightest trace of unknd feeling towards any
one. Though my manner may have been pos
tive and earnest at times, in the enforcement of
the rules, my motive was the preservation 81 or
der and the promotion of your own comfort and
the dispatch of business. feel that my own
sentiment il that which prevails among all
that. however in debate gentlemen may have
contended with zeal and occasional excitement
all traces of irritation seon passed away, ana
they all now part as friends.
In cunclusion genlemen,I most sincerely and
heartily thank you for the honor you have done
me, and the grateful evidences of your approba.
tom Even to the officers Of the House let me
return my thanks, and say that though my man
ner towards them may, have been severe and oc-
casionally vexed. it was from tho desire to pro-
mote order, and in no feeling Of personal unklnd-
disrespect to them. ! wish you all, gen
tlemen, safe return home and happy re UNION
with your families and friends. bid you adieu.
This House stands adjourned sine die.
The members then separated with every marx
of personal kindness and fraternal good will.
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a DANGEROUS ALrY.-The Cincinnati Times
thus aludes to the Now York Tribune
"The last twenty years has proven tho fact,
that it has ruined every candidate whose
cause it has espoused, and we heartily rejoice
to fin d that in the present campaign. it has en-
gagged itself on the side ofopposition to the cleo
ton of Willard Fillmore. the next President of
the United States"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Horrible Death .-CAUTIoN-A poor, miserable ped
der called sick coorcd and pretended to have
Electric Oil (but IL counterfei induced her it, and
she had the lock jaw and she died in fourteen hours after
If you want the genuine call only at the office of
DcGrah No 80 South Eighth three doors south of
estnut and if it don't you back and get your
money.
will give $40 for the arrest of any who offers Flee
rie or without my written signature each bottle.
PROF. DEGRATH,
80 South Eighth St., Philadelphia.
For sale at Dr. Seay's, Lynehburg Purcell Ladd Co,
Richmond General Agents and all the principal Druggists
and Merchants in the State. ma 22-dlw
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The Democratic press, including our neighbor
of the Republican,are attempting to convict Mr..
Fillmore of free soil tendencies, by referring to
tho recent report of Mr. Collamer on the Kansas
question, and imputing to Mr.. +. n coincidence
of opinion with Mr. c. AS amember ofhis cabinet.
There are several ways in which it might he
shown that the argument is not good one, but
the shortes, and most satisfactory is a mere
statement of the fact that Mr.. CoRamer ,pas
not Il member Of Mr.. FiHmore's Cabinet
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1t is stated TINT Mr.. Buchanan's letters by the
Arabia. announce that the feeling in political cir
Giles in England is ,.odiGed towards the United
States on the present differences. The reaction
is even stronger than is indicated by the press,
and is favorable to n reasonable adjustment. M
difficulty is now anticipated on that score, al.
though there had been no very recent conferen.
ces, owing to Lord Clarendon's absence at Par.
is
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Mr.. j. NJ. Clayton. in his speech in the Senate
on Monday, IT is said, defended aud supported
the whole conduct of the present administration
in relation to our difficulties with Great Britain
and was particularly oulogistic of Mr.. Mar
cy's and Mr. Buchanan's State papers We
very frankly admit participation in the feeling
expressed by Mr.. Clayton, especially with re
ference to the Secretary of State. The CORE
spondence has been conducted on his part with
nm ability, tact and frmness, credi,able to the
diplomacy of the country. lie has shown him
self the master-spirit ofthc controversy, Buchan-
IN and Clarendon not excepted
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of very naot a. '"e' s'ii's for l.aiies' ,,eur
SILVERTIlORN A -, IpI,s i' patterns may be found at
rsna,n oue u he1png the likeness of friends fba,
p VI VI preserving the hair departed on.s ''' YET
go sonSN no nave a fondnoss for matters rare on, =,
w,p e'h1ng OF this class there, in the a. -, "i
incnad a. -, are worth ,oking you stonld MOI ~
, neu 20 purchase Indeed, il would pav alnos, not eei
ware. go ''''N VI JcNclry and Silver.
ma l9ts
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can be entering DR. L. b Wrghts office Broad
way and offering their testimony swell the usoicit-
ed testimonials already received of the made Who'll
Is by the Scrofuous Antdne We have hundreds these
ready for publication required Each the
have under personal observation and the
tics too well known to admit of single doubt of their
nedes We shall give but few the public comparison
to what we have as would require time and money
than wc'care to spend to publish all DO however
for the appearance ct further evidence you
commence and take according directions without
and rest assured commenaton will be loud
neghbors OF its virtues IL has accomplished all
the medicines ever yet invented See advertisement.
lnl I'm
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slain Homer said Of him. good Physician worth much
whole army. Then good medicine like Ayers Cathar
tic Pills is worth great deal more because it well,
works wider and lasts longer The circle of the best Ply
clans labor be while such remedy is available
to allcan be had by every body, and is worth having
LII
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Baker. Premium Bi,,cr- without doub,. i.

of the most popular medicines in this State and the
confidence through its friends has caused
mand that the proprietor has found his
facility for manufacturing the Btters f that he be able
to ill all orders promptly Our able using
ii in their regular practice for its
pepsia Nervous Headache, Disorcred Bow
al alternative Of the whole system sc Read the certificate Of
the Rev + j. Boggs of Union lil station, below. Volumes
OF the sane Kind have already been furnished the proprietor
For orders. address y bAkEk, Proprietor, Richmond
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TEE3 Fl BONNET AND FANCY STOpr IL s.
Va l'es Ie me say 10 yon, that before tho T,A
f,lbi inst S,Aii Produce from three Of the
,su"naoic establishments In New York the lat, ,i .
s. - a9u may rest assured that every thinr .Ia, ,,
H. hn ", Ar M emphasized shl be presented to you ,"n
If pny tor your personal qualification that tho xl,,
~ h'hnetssh New York, will occur ON ti "a, 49, pl'h
.na article q dress Is consdt red second o,v H. '"u IS
" lace and consequently viii be seen Lnfr s ', pfet
!" o'eNS should be selected with much rar W ~ "''r'e
In order 10 suit the great variety Of tastrs T.. T.
but in M,ts and 49, nola ot variety ouy in Honnrrs
- t.i's a anu every variety summer Crl,rn,. 10
ouI'r little children 10 come also far tlr, sl an @
and other pretty little traps ' "'nhe'S aud Cals
,o,. Very respectfully,
Hia lVuih ALFRED
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MII.LINARY AND FANCY coon

~ York, and take pleasure In informing tho ,do S1{a
OF tins city and vicinity that they are now
ing their stock of BONNETS RIBBONS FLOWEpS : ,CE
GOODS, GAPS, HEAD DRESSES. HAIR BRaIDS ~
T1LLAS, with large lot of FANCY ARTICLES .aah ~
are usually found in Minary establishments
ed our stock from the most fashionable houses with re,, @
and hope by constant attention TO business to merit r
patronage '' Hoefh
We would respectfully solicit the patronage of the t,o
friends and patrons Of our predecessor MIR II Heat ,
them that their orders will be promptly "uu
U Bonne,s beaehed and repaired In the best StyI N, tho
old stand on Main street - " WI ''siei al the
" We shall expect to collect accounts in July and r,n,
tY@ Opening day: TUESDAY, 18th '"huary'
ty-LADIES, II Y0U WISH 10 SEE sourr,,,,-a
REALLY PRETTY. GALLON E HING
ma ~ us, ~ ,,,,-, j MATTHIAS &-Co
weeks and forward accounts to this Office '' eopy U
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This to certify that taken with violent sick
ach and purgng and Immediately for ply sician who
and gave medicine after the effects At which
commenced getting and having much faith
ker Bters sent and bought bottle which i'm
meiatey give relief and by the time had
bottle, | was entirely well CHASTIAN FARRAR
Every family should keep few bottles hand 30
cents bottle.
For sale by Mcsrs STROLLER < Whitehead, Saber &
Jones, Lynchburgi aud by Druggists generally.
l.dlNY
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RICHMOND, Sept. 7, 1865
take great pleasure in teslying the virtue of bakers
Premium ers remedy obstiu indigestion relief
of the attacks of dyspepsia and headache by their
have escaped annual attacks of clills.
REV. L. j. BOGGS.
Pastor Union Hill Station
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oiNNEkS, okoAN"-As most of ON friends ,yI
were que on or before the of January
'aien on ana our In door business requiring with the
% SPr'hg trade the attention OF all in the ostabllsbm"n,
.hoso VINO may have forgotten yerookel their
WIN ooiso Us by calling at and paving nm tho III
ma S-'S BURROUGHS, AFER a 90
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sostDOupIs,enf

BY the consent Of parties, tho above sale il n,
SATURDAY. the 22d. to take place in fra, - lhed IN
Honse IN Lynchburg, Al IL O'Clock " VI 'he Marx
ma l7dt22dSc2t M2W d. ,vIte,,.