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Obituarn.

DIED, OH the l4th lust. ut his residence in
this District, MIR. LILLIAN I. MILLER, in the SID
year OF his age
After having enjoyed robust health for more
than ihree,score years, he fell victim al last 10
IA complication Of disorders. chief among which
Was dropscal affection of the chest.
Mr.. Miller one of the olde-t and most re.
spectacle OF our citizens, might he inferred
from the large attendance on lis funeral se,vlces
lie was remarkable Ior the honesty aud al rength
OF his convictions. aud for tho frmness with
whici, lie maintained them.
His most vivid recoll-ctions in later life were
associaied with the notification contest und the
writer WAS struck with the depth OF the irnprr. =
sion made on the minds OF those who were i, i.
terested in that m mornbl discussion. oil hearing
Mr. Miller, q few months before his eG,h give
with great accuracy Of memory, d-tail-d ac-
count Of such Of The speeches, debates, CONVEX
ralions and newspaper articl 6 OF those days r.
fell under his observation.
The deceused was for more than thirty Years
member Of Upper Long Cane Church there
his loss il deeply depored
He died in the enjoyment of the hopes of the
gospel; aud his family and his brethren are not
permit ed To mourn ns those who have 10 hope
:" How b!est the righteous when he dies"
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SECOND DISPATCH.
FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS. July 26.-A conspiracy
has been detected vt Puehla. (Mcxico.) to
restore Santa Anna. Many persons high
in authority are implicated.
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Have you Diseased Lirer7-The question,
though startling, i. sufficiently suggestive whe,
the fact is taken into consideration that disease.
oi the Liver have become most aIurminvy fire.
quent in the United States. Indeed there ure
few formidable diseases that arc not in surne wa,
traceable to deramged state of tn It import, III,
organ Many Of the comp.ints usmullv class"d
under the head of Consumption. have their ori
Yin in tn" Liver. Any remedy that would in
sure regularity and he.lthful actnn in til. Liver
would be blessing to mankind :" has been th
| exclamation OF thousands. That remedy has
been found it is safe and .ure. When f.
''inl has been afforded it. it has never been
know to fail.
Reader. havo You any disease of the Liver,
o''eaSe which you believe proceeds from hepstr
drangcmenti Loso not a moment but pnr
chase box of Dr. MLancs Pills, prepared b,
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa and they will re-
store you to health. 1t is the only remedy vet
discovered, in which implicit confidence m.y lie
| pluced.
..aB Purchasers will be careful to max for DR.
MLa"c's Celebrated Fe,n,ifuge, manufacture.
by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh Pa. All other
VernililSes IN comparison worthless y
| -. ''"" cS"oiHe eTHhluye, Also nIS ceieOruteJ
| Liver Pills, Can now lie had 81 all respectabl.
dug stores. None genuine ,ritliout the siqnatur,
Of FLEMING EROS.
Sold by WARDLAw 4 LYON. Abbeville G.. II
s c. and by one Agent i'll every town in the
| South II
Testimony of DR.. o. Butchrr-Green Ba"k,
f"caho"tuN Co., April 10th, la55-G en,Ieme
-Soma few months since n rati"nt applied to
mo Tor medical advice afflicted with a We, rr
The churge of two physeiuns without derivjn,
rcheE) commenced using the regular reme.li.
| Of the profession, but the disease stubbnrny re-
sisted all my etforts. ':h" reputation of Cutters
Spanish Mixture having reached me. and neinl
personally acquainted with yourselves, deter
mined to give il trial. / did 80. and in shout
time its good effects were evident, and three bot
tee cured him.
As un act of Justice to suffering humanity.
c"nn"t Withhold my les imony to its virtues az
IN alternative and prompt purifier oil the blortl.
and take pleasure in Recommending i. to the pro.
| fession aud the public generally.
II Yours respectfully,
o. BUTCuE Err, NJ D.
[July.
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Hon. p. s. Bnooxs.

-----~1 &c 60
London the GREATEST City.-London is
now the greatest city in the world, and far
surpasses all the great cities Of sntiquity.---
ancient Rome, in the height Of its u,agnif-
cenee, WAS 2. zoe, 900. Ninsvel, Is eatimatsd
70 have bad 800 200, and Dr. Msdhurst
snpposes that the population Of sPekin Is
about 2.ooo. .0oo. fiie popalation sof Lon.
don, according to recent statissics, announ,s
% 2.6oo. .0oo--40s,s ,s2s having hssn added
% u during tbs last ten years. Tho census
shows that d contaips an1 .7ee i6habited.
and JB,ayp Enibbab,tea houses. 3,
~ "a sc u ~. e,
ss,a a ssathsrk naatsoI n.y. hi aslcA.s
'moad ExaIriney, y pt tspafins q ess5s 6l
y1srpenSsyy j, ( ~ Shs MI: M 6aiisSss
scs,culs ds's;a Naassesl
ssnttlSrDL
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- Large siiyeS j4hisaes kssafsbsops 10
Gently diseoyoted ip Central America, &
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C A N DIDAT ES.

eB The friends Of Dr.. JOHN w. HEARST
respectfully announce him Candidate for Son.
a,or. ut the ensuing election.
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tB- Due West Telescope and Southern Pres
byterian will please COPY.

DIED at the Rocks. in this District. on the
cath inst, Mr.. HASABAL MALONE. aged about
thrty-two years. with Typhoid Dystntery, o.:
nearly four weeks continuance, which he bor.
with remarkable d"gree Of fortitud.. lie l,ax
left II widow und little sou. with q large number
OF relations and friends. to mourn their irreparn
bic io>s
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81 - IN ~ Ohio titsptiary there sts,
1p nslsssasa ssnsls sepvisss sipp,i,4ii
61ed. s. s5s
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~ The friends Of Gen. s. McGOWAN an.
nounce him CandidAte. for reelection 10 the
Ievislnture 'f
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IA The friends Of THOs THOMSON, ESQ.,
announce him . Candidate for re.eleetion 10 ths
Legislature.
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tB- The friends Of JAMES A. NORWOOD.
Esq, respectfully asnonncs him Candidate 70
represent this District in the snsains Legislsl
ture. -s .:s -, &s..sss5s
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tB- The friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Ess.;
announce him as Candidate f,r reelection "a
the Legislature at the ensuing elest stiou.; l,s, &
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ARRIVALS AT
If IL n lion uousc-H. Sncmh & Co. prOp,ra.

JANUARY the 9Th, l556-Wm Davis Petersburg; Jas A
Caskie, Richmond Lewis Tuuis Norfolk City Robin
son Richmond Mrs Boutwell, and daughter Master Bout
we'll Portsmouth 7 G Harris Nicholas Pratt Ports
mouth Charles Wizer Scott Moses, Chrisiansoprg
Preston Robertson BIacksburg; Sam Burke Boone y
Slarpey Lady John Conrad Frank Solomon. Jno
Norris Sharpleys Terpsicorean Ministries
joe Miller Tennessee & Dayenpore. Smoky Ioller;
Anthony, I.eaksyiIle; Dckius Howell servants
Floyd II; Greeni,e Iiockbrige Joseph G Graham,
Wytheyflle: Price Fincase; ii r Williams Va d Tenn
h; Cbas Christian. Amherst; Roh Montgomery boston;
Wiks Peaks Otter I Cobls Y & I Z X James Bryan
Tenn G. Goodman Salisbury {; L II Howard, hedt )rd
A Pepper Chrsansburg IL a Smith Russell Burk,
! Chrsansburg; WIN Bradshaw, Russell; w Taylor. Dan
vile Smith Russell, G Winston Virginia. Jno White
head Etcu Hart Russell II Csiians, d X;
Acnry Russell; YIN Davis eiersbutg Wiley Jones'
Vim Madison Russell; A K 1bcrts IN, Philadelphia.
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900 Prizes, .moan,ing.c

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
preceding and the succeeding numbers those
winning 300 Prizes entitled Appro kmation P
as above.
The payment of all Prizes is guaranteed by the State Of
Mary land
All Tickets In the Lotteries authorized by the State Of Ma
ryland the Autographed signature oil r. X brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor"
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
There 10000 Tickets numbered from to 10000 There
Prizes The numbers 20 900 corresponding
with chose the tickets printed separate slips of
rolled up epeirecd with small placed
wheel The Of the different 200 full prizes al
rolled the fnanne and placed another wheel
The 500 Approximation Prizes decided above
revolving the wheels number is drawn out Of the
wheel of numbers aud the time is drawn from the
whcol by boys who bndfold These opened
exhibited to the andienccthe prize bdng credited to the
number drawn by the Commissioner. This operation IL
peated till all the Prizes drawn ont
Persons wishing particular numbers must send their orders
carly with what to do In they sold
The drawing will be promptly NIL purchasers
PRICE OF TICKETS
wholcs $40; Halves 5; Quarters ESQ., Fights .25
Address orders for Tickets to r. y BRENAN.
doe Ip-lm Baltimore, Md
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Citp au0 State aHairo.

IL
NsTHEk The "1sif's y" ENs'h"N .a's haa ar''s'o ~
he hou' -, hesv fall If .no,y W. arc e,nseaus,,ly
3apPoSr y
tho"' INV
81 .xs pr.s-sbarnlev n,b,ishes n card 4, tn, Va
j SHAW "a ,s.io,. Ia, s.,r,,,y inviting then, IN his
Il, which he INDUCED very freely in that last re.
II ~" hi. mndsn-aupning The following Is his sppe,l
! 20 the knights of the green bag
LAWYERS az you are oa"a"s 'ca ~! app SIN NJ
as ua'td d S1h,J snd oar MOI a., S,spes pn
mn XIV come "a G3gga a perfect Flood not being
III reas ~ eard feel hedHcy the need Of 9dPo quo
8 Though you sn ' -, an ,n,nnl.1 cone, .sa -
me 81 CON shall form the brightest Paps in the Book or
bls my memory As Gordon is hard road 10 travel
without the need'a CONF tpnsht GM h'dSS anu III ""y
ask do MOI Nv -, a., -, - m ,. ,,,..,.
ems mus, no,be s,a,iou,rrI am hound TO noy good
R f'i6 nv promise the letter aud Instead of medium
waai , eSp ,' without Payne or re- Morse sf '
>,ne will deny that the above /, very saarpley done
Mr. HALLS oeheh, AZ pu'is nan rl'uay n'sn' was very
successful Inc iauen"o'e pay " simpson" w. was "o"e
up admirably anu 'nap'e. "'''' up ''e ei'o
tainmcnt WIN .he '"''e.' " ~ s ~ pop Pc
brmances' Aiarse a"o,ehee were present. VINO "'eeu
their pleasure ana oy p'o"so ' 'n'
close of the 81. ''n'' -, Wv ~"
lmeptary to the audience.
- +, -
y uucb admired by all who see it, 1t will continue
49,. ,bis week
81
i TIE fihs' "Ho" " ~ ~ ~ No '' $50
4 that too III 'h''"e' ~ "
4 amends io' pas '' :,
Ing to the u'P''' " ' N' - e
s. this paragraph" " nus ~ ., s'o - -, -,
3 intermss'oh' anu ' i " " P " WV - ''' '
out any signs VI ee'''.
attention 40 the cards If D. T. Williams Richmond
81 w r, Miller Petersburg
POLICE ARRESTS IN RIcHMoSD-By reference TO the re-
cords it acertaned that 499 white 699 slaves and
ga free negroes arrested and Gagged in Richmend during
the mast OF this number 26s white 37 slaves
,d negroes committed to the first watch house,
and 23 persons @ slaves and 100 free negroes were
committed the second watch house The police give 1t as
r opinion least eight of every ten white persons
committed foreigners nonresidens of this
State
. =, az t., A., +, xv...o,
DEAN VI , ~ aa ~ e.,s.
amen'oer Vi ' ~ So, -, ,h
ana aes' ~ n,aa,o q, ,h Toos,tnre far many
w" io'O' -, va -, -. -, g., ,,ar, ana Warren.
years IVAN ~ 80, -, e.. ,,,,i,
Ne at the end of his term Ensign under General
W ,lma,n in the expedition against the insurgents and
"'H " ~
REV L. PRIcHARD of this city preached at trout street
G,ptisi Church. Wilmington, Sunday week
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VALUABLE FARM FOR ~AIE.-As admin
srator of Gerald Alexander decd aud hy authority Of
his will will THURSDAY. the 2ith January 1856, UPON tho
premises - o'clock NJ sell At public auction to the highest
bidder upon credit oft - n months the valuable tract OF
Campbell county which the said Alexander resided
The situated about lbmlcs from ynchburg on the
Lynchburg Salem Ianpike-about miles by good road
Depot aud contains by recent survey, 6D
of which about 1870 wood land
meadow land and the whole tract easily
susceptible Of high state OF Improvement rho residence IA a
handsome country with comfortable and commoi
Gus DIV EIIG HOUSE and the requisite out houses and the
cauacity to produce large crops OF grain and
grass deserves those engaged In agricultural
pursuits
Approved security will he required for thu purchase
money and the te he retained further security
KOBr DAVIS Admir-,
with the viii annexed Of
dec 10.dNr9tatds Rhp26pH Gerard Alexander deed
~ e.
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1.-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED.
The subscriber has the most desirable WATER pow
Err in the county of Craig with about 700 Acres of NOUN
TAIN LAND which there large deposites Of Iron
wish to Bloomery make Bar Iron from the Ore
will sell moety of the said land for 600 and will add the
with the the purchaser the
ton of suitable buildings for said purpose which would
about - 900 number of aeqnantances will take
stock either in shares of 800
which will be applied to the of the said machinery
Iron is selling by retail in this and the
nearest forge is 60 miles.
Being well satisfied that the investment will be profitable
earnestly solicit the aid and connection trends
bic prosecute the work
will give detailed account who may feel
disposed to in the enterprise.
Adiress-NEw CASTLE, Craig County, Va
aug l7cts. CLIFTON q. HILL.
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executed by Creed IL Adams aud Hugh Mel
bearing date cath February 1859 and duly recorded in
Franklin County Court shall TUESDAY the sh day OF
January 1856 the premises sell nj public auction TRACT
LAND belonging the said Adams and Nelson situated in
Franklin county Chestnut Creek miles South East of
the Courthouse and within three miles of the turnpike road
leading from Danvilc to Rig Lick.
This land contains 67 about 100 of which Is
cleared the remainder heavily nbercd There are between
100 rich Creek bottom about half of which
still The whole Is very fertile and lies well
well adapted the growth of Tobacco Wheat Corn
and Grass There is great deal of line meadow and
plant land aud Saw Mill, good stream.
This may be divided make two tracts of nearly
equal value.
rERMsTwo thousand dollars will he required in ash and
the remainder IN and three with interest nom
the day sale the purchasers giving bonds with approved
the title retained until all the purchase
money is paid
nov 3DciSthan q CARPER Trustee.
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EsTABLusIlMENl

nXBNls ESFABuuSu NENT.-The subscribe
takes pleasure saying his former customers, and the
public that he ready all kind of Goods
Wearing Apparel dyed cleaned He fully prepared
the business all Of branches prom
that all work left with him I'll be done the
those who work attest;
who have only give him trial become
vnced of the fact His long experience the business the
city Baltimore, warrants him in saying this much.
you your Goods cold Weather them early
JAMES BRADY.
opposite Sampson Diugud & Sons
% .lh Na
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LIED.

By the Rev William Neil Thursday, Dec 9th at Pitts
ylyana C. II Col TARP,EY WHIT and Mrs JANE d. JONI
son Of that county.
On the 22ih u by Elder Lewis Falers Mr. DANIEL w,
PRICE and Miss ELIzA V. MYLAM OF Bedford county
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II SALE-Wo offer for privately until Tuesday, The
18th dny Janunry the large and well arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY of T. L. Dudley II rented privately before
day will then be offered for public auction
promises At the time aud place will offer for
sale all the FIXTURES heretofore used by said Dudley
These Fixtures excellent condition and wei worthy the
consisting In part Of % Presses
large number OF Mll Bands Segments, Wrenchcs and In
thing the prosecution of extensive
business any Tho would desire the house tho
would he sold bargain, and on liberal To
desiring engage the business this property offers
n splendid opportunity
PLEASANT PRESTON, l,r,.u
EDND. u. CHRISTIAN, '''
ii IN inn
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IL house, offer for sale tract of land containing 2l5
acres in the immediate vicinity of the Court House
This tract ofand productive well and has
good supply of TIMBER aboriginal growth besides supply
of second growth suitable for fire wood that be regarded
inexhaustibe
There very handsome situations for building the
Court House and If desirable building lots would be of
and sold Separately.
For terms which will be accommodating apply alb
scnce to Robert rinscy, who is authorized to sell
JOIIN LII DAVIS.
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$1lO.OOO!!!
A MARYLAND LOTTERY
To be- drawn the HAVANA PLAN.

MANAGERS OFFICE or The MARYLAND
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec l, 1868
The Managers of the Maryland Lotteries having had
plan of drawing the HAVANA LOTTERIES has
Its fnvores being DESTROYS crafty tho public have
concluded to draw LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
on the third SA1I RDAY In each month.
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a .
N VALUABLE + A V T. X PROPERTY, IN CHRIS
TLANSPIRGfh undersigned having lately purchased the
MONTGOMERY HOTEL In Ghrsansburg, under suppo
with gentleman to keep IT, which arrange
mpnt and not being prepared to keep II
myself Hotel offer for sale The House has been
lately kept by Mosrs Wilson Jordan Of whom purchased
the property bur Is closed Unless sold privately be-
fore certainly be sold without auction
MONDAY. the 9Th January, 1r.di, at the premises
Terms OF will lie g. OH0 u months, with interest
half the balance the LIST day of November
ls-6 the other hall the LIST day Of November ls51
without interest The purchaser will be required give
bond with good cciy Immediate possession viii be given
Should 1t be Sold yaey before the dag named public notice
thereof will be RY.n.
This Hotel st known to require extended de-
sSrpton and commodious establishment situated
Public Square, in the OF Chrsansburg. The
buildings large and in good repair sufficient to
large number of guests and horses, II has for
been the patronized Stands in Western Nr
gina, is the desirable known
The will be shown wishing to purchase
bv either IN ysef or my absnnce 10y Mr. Eli Phegar who
o autoized to sell ii.
dec l2ct3th ian THOMAS G. BARNETT.
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uDOILINlsBR 10 - EEL Petersburg
u VA-NOTICE-In taking charge Of the above establish
ncnt respectfully solicit continuance OF the
former patrons of HOTEL friends ask them to
call and My table shall always be spread with all the
l.licaces The all attentive. The
entire shall best attention trt mas
will that the ladies who patronize the Hotel
shall have every gatiRe and all ask share Of bus
The furnished In the best STYLE and Is To-
Gated in quie Of the city My Omnibus will always be
different depos attend customersto carry them
and fro JOSEPH l.. CARRlNGTON,.
iy 3Odscts Proprietor
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TAUGTuoN.-CoaLI LANDS RON SALE.

N of decree of the Circuit Court OF Montgom'
county. the day of September Esd,
the Wesley Argarght against Robert Murray and
Jacob H. Guggenhemer, the subscribers WILL on MON
DAY January 1856 Montgomery Courthouse Sell at aue
ton half of The TRACT OF LAND purchased
by William Wesley ArgabrIhi of Christian Smiths exec
the lh day Of June 1913 lying on Toms Creek and
side of the ru Mountain in tue county Of Mont
lands of John Martin and others about
miles North OF tho Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad The
tract 1857 The land valuable rs farm
especially valuable for Us incNhaushle Coal
deposits entire Coal field of the very best
Brush Coal There IL Saw MIL with good
and large quantity of good Timber The
title Is undisputed 49,
paid In hand purchaser will be required
10 give good half payable the LIST
day of May 1856 other half the LIST day of May
1857
really Of value for their immense Coal
deposits which are and purest quality Of Semi
Anthracite all ful.f1AN' fCom'rs
dec l2ct7th ian HENRY LANE, '"'''
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


GALE OF REAL ESTATE CAMPBELL
- AND OF NINE SHARES oF CITIZENS SAVINGS
Dam In pursuance of decree Of the Hastings
Tor city OF tynchhnF shall special sell
al pubic auction at the MARKET House. Saturday the 10Th
at " O'Clock nj
longing to the estate II tie late Henry HAYNES lying
county OF Campbell near Gamblers Mountain, about miles
Hen lynehhurg The land il valuable because Of
NV to ynthhurg aud II is nteweed FOR particulars apply
Ia Mr u L. Haynes nj Friends Warehouse At the
iime aud place Will also sell shares Cnizens savings
Rank STOCK
ifhs-for the land credit o and IL months secured by
negoitabo notes satisfactorily endorsed aud
The title until purchase money paid For the stock
months and the security of negotiable above
WI l. NANNEN Cen'f
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1NNNCEKS.-DK. u. TtIOWPSON, Tho cello
brated Cancer Physician of Central New York being
exchanging the rigors Northern for the
aly Of Southern cline has taken his temporary resi-
the Monticello House, Charlottesville, Va
Of Cancer where he be consulted the first
Monday of each month and the follow wednesday
Norye House. Iynchburg; the following Friday the
Hotel Richmond and the of the time he
found Charlottesville Enquire the Monticello
House
Those having Cancers and all others r eresed will do well
the time and place of meeting delays dangerous
For further particulars see bills
--,luns In IL
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!, uALLAND Cmsmcm ron SALE.


EH BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Campbell
Ea county pronounced Al Its last term, In the az
at..A "Pearman vs.. Alexander, will sell, by way Of
public auction, to the highest bidder, tS BRICK CHURCH
and HALL of the Sons of Temperance at Campbell Court
House MONDAY the lih day of January next hat be
ing Court day) az said Court House
TERMS credit Of twelve and eighteen months equal
instruments by negotiable satisfactorily
dorsed and retained until the purchase money all
paid. N IL CAMPBELL tComira
doc l3.dli NcMi lithian G X SLAIGnrER. ''
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SEymOUR,s BROAD CAST GRAIN AND

- GUANO SOWER.-We confidently recommend this Ma
Having but little machinery, II Is durable
and easily kept In order and so~s regularly any quanttyo
Grain Guane desired Frank RUM Esq, Editor Of tn
southern Planter, thus comments on 1t;
Of Its great value In ecen
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity Of
srucon that hesitate icconmendh to the public
thing which II Is known do not often venture upon
Again. horse works the machine with perefcct ease IL
breadth Of feet fast horse walk and
bushels time, does require stop.
pages by man who seeds by hand The
cedng entirely Independent of the wind and was done
well during very high winds which prevailed most
tho during calm because the seed delivered
ground We only recommend the machine,
therefore every but them to buy IT, not
Mir soymours who nothing TO us but their own
THOS. BRANCH a. SONS
sen lu.ts Agents for pptcrsbnrg.
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r IMP PLASTER.-225 tons Lump Plaster now land
ing from Schooner Tioga, from Eastror for sale by
A. s. LEE, on the Dock,
.uo 1918 Richmond, Va.
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VDHEUMATlSM, Pain in the joints, &c.-
III sale Mustang and Arabian Lniments Rad
Ready Relief Little's White on Electric Oil Turf Oil,
Eminent Roses Pain Curer with variety Of
other popular remedies, at j. II. THOMPSON cos
dec 3ldu New Drug Store.