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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

Thu Nrw York Janrnnl ii tonfnrrcr publ ~he-
m extract f,'m hitter written b. II lady resi-
ding near l.r~t l-End. La:
People Hlr recovering in II mon arr from lie
eject oi the storm. There neve WI sren III
the world mare awful crlnmity. You would
hrdly credit What could TIL van cnncefnng
il. One If the rescued dned with n :he afhfr
day-a Mr. r.. VIII had been giyeu uy - la-t
iffeeovru,bly \ reward wa> fl red lrl III bniy.
md fllcud- w"re mourning for him, when, hy The
-frangt-t chance he was discovered. lie Ind
noaled upon II billiard tnbe aud nnd Il IN the
marshes. which.pn this coast, are AZ nnnhahitable
the Zen i>ef .lherr. ton ten days. he -ub-i>trd
on SRd Is aud one dedd rat, which cam" swimming
along too. There. IN the hlnzing August -un, -
mol n lee for nils aud mieS.nnt a shrub moth
ing but the impossible mud irnpenerahIe cane
hteak, hr survived every horr"rand lived on iiee.
In tie prevalence. If hi~ uuseatchablr Maker. he
W.T. sought oui by one solitary f-hng boat. aud
re-cn bv IT, human ma -ter who doubtless from
the generosity within him. had hern cruising n
bout IN the hope of doing snmp chance 90 III. -
The scene which occurred upon hi unexpected
arrival home truly affecting. The NV.
reached them n few moments hef're his
landing. VIII, II every negro rushed from the plnn
iaiinn: som' jumped int" th" bnyon. and SWIM II
meet the boat. They shouted, nav. laughed,
dnnerd, ~ez"d their master h, lhr feet legs. arms
l. elk aud hand-. kissed him wherever they could
touch hun. hr kissing them in return. At la>f
The ove, inyed creatures. el.vating him upon heir
shoulders carried him off in triumph to the house.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

4
On- 81 III NJ lbtk daiin-- FURNISHES the ihi
lowing precious account Of thus Il Huntingdon
the late Wall street forgrr and financer:
The cur. ct II Huntington ha- been like DIS
play It fire wafk--hri hunt. but EVAN scent. FIR
II Hffle while te -pfa' tn"nsy Ike wat"r IL
hadsix ar eig5t harse-. twn patr- 81 Carriages
FIR himself AID vile. nd -eYrril fast trnifer--
H. sidrhnard an brilliant with ms i've plate
H. wa n grrnf mn at Strntagn. Niagara md
R,ekn~aV. where III wife nad more trunk and
MR.. diamond. than any otic plse; aud Ia iawn
H. K. pi up two matrimonial e.iHhll -hm"nt-. nnr
regular nnd the "hrr itr gahf-our Christian
hum. the other Mphnmtn"den --raG.ip-"n"
ace riding Ia ihs laws uf New York .ani tn "her
according Ia the customs If lhe Mormon with
IA f-w ,loor- Of each other IL, prince
i1f NJ hour. People at. ut h. dinners, dravr
h. bar-r-, drunk hi wine. b.dfow.i his money
aud wondered how hr ct it all. But the crt-h
ealnr ~ bat. aud what are all his tnrrnrr sIlen
dor compared with b. present position ile
bought hit IuXuties nj tremendously high price,
Ihr first tuire that Gnu fud If Nr. Hunt
ing ~ comnrciinn with finaneial matters date
hnrk only -" iar a, I-52. when be- aud two ar
p.iiee Il New York citv. for the liar" which They
hal IN getting Jpn fraudulent -hinpla-trr en-
cen undpr the title ot the .Anhcp-ii Bnuk of
Wn,hngt"n y. C." lndiclmruts were fannl
aealn-i him aud hi acc'npIiee- IN that orca -lfn.
but hey w.rn nevtr brought IL trial. on account
Ia appenr- f. IN -omr cultr~, meni on the hlll)
oi -.ane infprnnity or Incompetence Of the
br#pd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

An exchange in reviewing the CLAIMS OF the
three candidates in the field. speaks in til. fol
lowing glowing words of The gallant chiefiain
who bears our banner in the great contest in
which we are nov engaged
Give us the teleaeop'--lot as run our eye over the
great political battlefield. Another chefuiin appoars
upon the Of action Tie white plume Of llrpr}
OF Navarro never more conspicuous than the tail
plume OF The national chieitain lie sat Tor three
year the Presi epal char, but did Not find II, as
has Mr. Pierce, too large for him lie, too, ride "a
long the lines but the hattalions that mnnunye he
fore him keep step 10 the music Of the lnioul lie
carries in his hand BOT the flag OF the sections, hut
tile same old national ensign, TINT Preblc Decatur
and Stewart nailed to the masthead of tie ton-ti-
tuition 1t is Millard Fillmore, the g0llent de-
ftpdcr OF our faith aud the leader OF the American
hosts.
The conservative men of tie North and the South
begin to feel thot Mr.. Fillmore lhr Gully true
hanai candidate From New olk 10 Iuna o he went
along telling the people undlsFaisrdN Wha, he ieIl
And what lie thought. Every speech bears upon It.
face the stamp OF honesty and patriotism. W North
NO South, no East, West, but the country. the
whole country aud nothing hut the country lie
MI. not stoop to barter for vote. II AMY man, he
proclaimed, desires admuis lrttiuu for one seo ION
or the other he warns such not tu give HE suffrage
70 him. Mixing ith the people OF the South, lac Ri
ses above seetionals0l aud the prcudiccs oil odara
ton coming from Europe, after having Witnessed the
degraiion OF the people, the ohsoI0u,m oil Austria,
Italy and Russia, and the better government OF
England, he is more than ever attached 10 his coun-
try; more II an ever opposed 10 muatch frluonal-
ISM more than friend of the Union Nn wont
der that he exclaimed a American aud proud
Of the namel
We have tried him and he has more than rea.iscd
our expectations The people feel the Necessity ut q
firm, conservative and peaceful administration. Oh,
nation wants tranquility aud must hN,c1t The ,..-
walton ofhr. Fillmore will calm the popu#t H8Hd
and hush this raging Genesseret And ia I'll thr
glorious struggle for the saet, OF the Constitution
and the presert alton OF American Nationality, lAl
gallant struggle Of Willard Fillmore Ia neai davc
Black Repuhlieanisn, we have but one wt-hnnl lIw'
is may the "SwoId otthe Lord aud OF Gideon 4,
with him.
We say then to the sound conservative men Of tn,
South, eo'oe up and help US light this grand battle
for the Union Of these States. Fall into ranks and
mee The toe. BE ready, like the hie guard 81 Lord
fitzroy somerset at Wnteroo-keep your feet IN IA,
strrups-wa for the word, and rs surely as the "a,
tai words Of Wellington "tp. Guards, and nj ru
rolled hacl The French batahons SO surely will dis
unionism be swept from the natioA II We bot DO ou
daty II viii meet its Waterloo in November
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

iIr THERE Rs THOSE, soRfn Oh SOUTH WHO h'siH'
An ADMINISTRATIONS ron THE NoHfu A. AGAINST I'M
sopru or ron TBr sourH As AGAINST rus SoRrn, fith
ARR NOT TnE nES wHo sBorLp altt rltIR SUFFRAGE
TO ME- ron NY PANT, KNow Only NY carsrRA
NY wHoLE COUNTRY, ANp NOTHING Hrr NY COUNTRY
Mlldrd EHisat.es 4ddress ms hiHdHg n Aeu io5f
"rHE FOUNDATION or NY PREfERENCE IS That Nh
FILLMORE HAS ADslNIsrEREb'THE rNECtrtvE ooFrHS.
NrNT WITH SIGNAL SUCCESS AN ABILITY HF HAs nfrN
TRIED AND rotSp TRUf, FAITHFUL, HONEST ANp cos.
soIENrIors.--Heatg Clay
at repeal of the Missouri Compromise affords no
Just ground Tor confroregsg With Southern hfrh
ren-certainly none by which they should be deprA-
ed OF their constitutional rights.
If you wish II .Cha Magistrate 10 administer tho
Constitution and laws impartiaY and in every part
OF The Union, giving 10 tvERY Stair and ryfHY TN
RroRY. aud lsERY CITIZEN bis ias due, without FEM
or favor then yos may cast your votes for me.
stand upon fhf broad piauo5n of Me CpnsfitqhoH
and The iars. Il should be eaHed ppm 10 adHosl,,
fAe Government The Constitution and the Inns sAaH t
rracnted At ererg hazard and al erog cosi-fiuorrs
Rochester SBferh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

The past week, -sys the Alexandra Gazette,
has been one of great activity in the present Pc
G;ica ooniest-and, we rejoice to hear that IN
our State. the friends of Mr.. Fillmore. undis
mayed by III" bnestiugs of their opponents, and
relying upon ih' business ofthrir cause aud the
honestly. fairly. and hannrably, towards his sue
cess. A triumph would, indeed, be glory enough
defeat would bring no reproach or mortfc,
ton. When men, couscentously believe that in
supporting Mr.. Fillmore. they ave advocating
the claims of the beet man, and thet in cnnt,ib-
uiing towards his election, they are sub,ervug
the interests oftheir country, more than adyan-
ding party, they may well be satisfied at their
own course. and pay but small attention to the
calculation Of chances. They know their DUTY
and that is enough.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

Ar. .<utpIe ~ aga,n "A el Tor and -sid thtt our
independence Ras base upon commercial eulerprik',
suuke Of our capacity Ia mauuf.eiure The eugiucry
at war AMI eiafiel n Virginia noble yeonanry; but
our remedy ~ not boo secession but 10 building up
cur resoafs es be gave the following sentiment
Virginia aud Constitutional Liberty lure err
Mr. HeHfs u Flood Proposed The 9TH 4 tie gen
teman la so nohiy Aaa generously came forward ia
the time Of Our need ani eat "A helping haul-Nr
.luo N. Preston 81 Washington
Nr J. responded said ne Ind been grafifea and
delighted tbis dag. ~ a4sred the following
"Na5 the tongue be lalziea which will attempt to
make a political ~ chiu. Of the Board Of Public
Works. iApp.pu-cy
Mr. Ttslof Of the " Uestera .S'oy proposed
We'll. 4 H35e. may lhe3 lifc % thousand years
HuI ,bc#r sliadnRs never PROV less
Nr Trihle pended ON behalf Of the pfapricturs.
SAID thrs ecre progressive men-cm uaiment of
Dung Ameflra. Thcl were internal improvement
men, tics vent 10 for the impro, ceut 81 the inner
man, and said to the Company "eat drink and he
merry whether you die tomorrow or not They
were hozpittole gentlemen ani lived up 10 the
principle ot old t,-hipna Virginia gentlemen Their
Servants were p,itr aud attentive. uuI thsr cham
Der, nr.i and elegant, and werr nlvaY. dlcd That
tht. So, meg u,prombta eflort Il anybody want
edu supper Will & lltde aer, the men 10 Furnish IT,
They would he glad if this sit were repeated nj e.
cry meeting Il the Stakeholder.
Mr. Deanc proposed
'Ihe county ct WytLc Her citizens have alw,,e
hrcn true and generous lriend- Of the Virginia and
Tennessee RaIlrotd Mr. l.iar j. LcnWich was
loudis called for but did mol re- pond
Mr. 4 Mcdonald offered the health Of the di-tin-
gnishrd TX Ghicf Engineer OF tie Va & roun Rail
tond-Col. { + N. Gurnett
TIL" whole proceedings wefe inter. pcrged with ex-
rrllcut music from the COLLEGE band
Al about tHo O'Clock the Company separated feel
ing charitable toward ali tho weul and the rcst Of
mankind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

1hi-i> the last opportunity we slnl bnve IF
undressing word to our renders previous 10 the
cl' cli"n. On Tuesday nexi the great question
will be- d"eled. III" Inn i short, aud If auy-
thing remHles 10 he deur II must he done -prrdl
". W Inv u" new Arguments nddace. aud
II" additional reasons to oiTer-nni # we had.
the time fr III that l. pn,l he mind- ol the PEG
pie nndr mp.
/, i an of rcprnied saving, originally uttered
hy MIR, Winthrop. at Massachusetts. thai lfrycry
mum ~ the country who plri"rs FiIlmnrr would
vut" tor Lin his eI' ctiun would be- certain. We
firmly hrlIeve it Would hut We could ner-un,lr
every protr--rd Fillmore man to believe aud net
upon H. Thru W" should not rnr The rr-uI, EVEN
here ia Virginia. Bui let 10 one be discouraged
by the Snpinenrss uf"thei>. Let him do bis du
~, whether others will not. The power of
vrte hn- often been fet-it may possibly
turn the scale in thi- election.
Have we not everything IN our candidate and
our cause In Excl e our admiration md enli,i pnr
earnest nffari Nj fillmore j. not a military
chlcitnin, bat he j. much nnrr. He That rulrth
his spIrii i better ihgn H. tbnl tnk,ih II cliv -
MIR Fillmore hl~ conquered himself. ln-rIii-h,
n'nmtit,oo-, be p's-es-es TINT calm Wisdom aud
Pnr" patriotism which render him pre-, minently
the man lon the present emergency, pm the
chnnce- II his election We verify nrlirte. hang
III" pr"sp' riy of the country il not tho prprt
uliv # our Institutions.
plaengo Of Mr. Buchanan. We cuncede all that
biz friends can roa-ouably claim tor him. ! bat
he is personally gentleman aud pariot not
only trrly admit. bat the Contrary conviction
w'uld faet n runfully. We infinitely pref.
him to- Fremont. Yet II seem, 10 IL perfectly
olrnr thai h- election would not restore prarr
mud harmony to tn" country. This i. What we
want. the aountty nard- rcp'-r. II cannot
much longer endure tins >trfr aud contention
b. tween the North aud the south We desire IA
srrtl"nnl Triumph we eek nr temporary truce
w" must huVr restoration of trntrrnnl feelings
between the two section II the Union. ur the
donth kn"ll ni the c"utederacy will -oon be hroid
With all anr heari we hti,,ve TIA I the elrcliou Of
Nl.ard fmarr viii hrlng about thi- result. aud
HINT nothing else viii. Can h' h" elected VIII
h. btclcetrd' 1T no one u-k these questions.
"Our fonht> are traitors,
Aad make rs lose the eopd oft might win
R1 far H. to attempt
-St0uBtoB Spectator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

When the old n,gger had tine rahht in hi.
arms, hi, mouth watered at the anticipation
of the savory dish it wnn1 m,ke IL hurst
fnrth with hi praises al the rabbit IN tie follow
ing rich strain; "Ah. G"rn NIFTY! rnb3h good
for cherry ting" And then he admired IL broad
back ANA muscular lnins "N"hlr rnhbt. dati
i. Good for roast, good for boil. good for bake
good for hr"il, good TOR eat any way Cora mi
~" Just n he got tha- far in his h.ne,t so
lltoqny. thn rabbit sprang from HI nrms aud
away h. ran into the wonds An" aid the
chop illrn Niger. rabbit dry mcat any hour"
"Noblr old lin Whig," the shaun Democracy
sand. VIII II they were paltng them Familiarity on
their bucks. "Oh, they viii come II the rescue
of Buchanan they are iurgo aud resp, ctnble
party IN every STATE. They scnrnrd 10 e"ae>ce
with the Am, ricau.. They viii new rally to
tn" support Of the Democracy. They are good
and true men, every man Of Them
just nj this moment the b tumore Convention
CAM of and Il the nahle Wings declared for
Fillmore. Like the old niger. the Democrats
eNcl,im. Dry meat, any bow Know Nolhl0g>.
and nuthiH shurter."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
Tickets. Iicket..'

1t is high time our Wing and American friends
supplying themselves with Electoral Tick
cts. Much gond may be accomplished by their
liberal distribution through the county. We
prepared 10 fnrni-h them IN any quantity at
SO cents per hundred and - per thousand. Send
in vpur orders
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
NAr,oNALuNiON KLEoroKALT TICKET

LIST Dis.-IAMES &. H0LLADAl, of Norfolk co.
I'd JOHN POLLARD. OF Petersburg
I'D WILLIAM MARTIN. Of Henry
sth THoS. NJ. BoNDuRANT, Buck ham.
5sh WILLIAM NJ. CABEI.L. OF Nelson.
18th n JOHN NJ Bolts, of Richmond.
sth GEO. T. VERIFY, Of Northampton
sth &" JOHN CRlTCHER, OF Nostmofeland.
9th " b. II. SHACkELfokD, OF Fauq lei.
10th " ALEN'R X. BOTELER. Of Jefferson.
18th d" JOHN u. IMBoDEN. Of Augusta.
l2th +" WALLER Il. STAPLES Montgomery
18th a. ISAAC J. LEFTN1CH, Of Wythe.
l4th BENJAMIN II SMITH. OF k,nA~ha
18th ] ". GALLAiERi OF Marshall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

M Eboief- the building As'"t lafrh VIII m't a.
s, rom a, er the Book store ot Payne Chfia gu .
-, sesag Isl Nov.mb clock Come pre- paIed 10
urda3 INNS .,h', as 5 Y. REID,
pay 4'a1i ia'''"'' 49, Secretary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
False Report.

speakn, ofthe rumor that Com. Stockton de-
signed giving in his adhesion 10 Fremont the
Ne" aork Express says "There is not one trord
% truth IN The statem'nt. The Commodore spoke
Tor FILLMORE only yesterday, aud ha. engaged to
make other Fillmore speeches in New .Ier.,v-
Indeed he has been the If, and .oul or H., r;,,a
OF Mr. filImore in New Jersey,and given to them
and the cause his very best exer,ious, and hi,
he will continne 10 do to the end. Atn Convcu.
tion of 100 Americans and Old Line Whir. b.l1
a. Newark on Monday. proposition from Ere
monters to make q fusion was rejected unani
nously. aud Commodore Stockton participated
and CONQUERED in this result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

- 4 trIsrc IcUI u tTnHf m lIt ~ D r. IVrl--
sill nj public ancun Saturday fire sth dt. of \
nrxt. at o'clock T. VI tIc frcG.s.s IT,, nm
sfihrd in the sand deed ms " Que Ground ,,iti
Brick Tenement thereon in mar the city of lyHti
adjoining the Tobacco Factory ii Mcdaniel urt 4 D.
Il will be sold 81. credit 8. u and Il months
well dprsed including the inters upon the nm
money from the day q syic. JNO. q. l.. GoGGI '.
oct drndSHuV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

THURLow WEED, the famous Black RepuhG
oan leader in New York. since the result in Penn
sylvania has become definit ely known. has .nid
that, 40 far Fremont was concerned the Pres
ideniial question already dteided;hat Penn
sylvania and Indiana being against him, the con
test now lies between Fillmore and Buchanan
Why then. in the name of common sense. should
Southern men vote for Buchanan to- defeat Ere
mont.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
. perr.mca urrn.h.-wha, lady or gentle

would under the Of Gisagreeablc breath
when by using the BALM OF THOUSAND FGoWtRs' as a
drutfire would ony render sweet bui eaNc the teeth
white As alabastf Many persons do their brIthis
bait and .cct - dell ate their friends will
uirutonit single drop Balm your tooth brush
aud your night aud morning itty cent bottle
will las yea.
Be uul Compile easily be acquired by using the
"BtIn Thousand Flowers It will remove puppies
aud orkles the skin leaving il 81 sot ard rseae hue
towel pour three drops and wash the face
night aud morning
SHAVING EASY Wet yaur shaving brush in either
cold pour three drnIf I Balm of
Thousand Flow, rs" rub the beard welt sad sill AXE
bcou suit athcr, mnchf the operation Of wing
Prize oulv Fittv cents couniers None genuine
unless iglcd by W 7. fElRiDGE x 90
ort fGH.s Frank liu square. New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01
mOrsE ANnLnr oa..-

Y BY virtue Ut drctctal oriet tt.r.l.. '''-
al f.tnchburg. pronounced in the W s,n ma.
tsregn,yat its is jnne Term shall On >aturi4, H.
Il November next on the premises, proceed So, n Al
an lot in said deeree mentioned Tbs House and n
IN occupancy of Is inwni. y, Issti, situtt4j a.
in rear Of tn LII IN Mr. u T.. Spence There is
cnf Dwelling House with necessary houses INN.
: ale positivrly without reserve and flr east So s..
Del ! druIt2lthendtlrov T.. /. GIIEI~TTAN ,#
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

a Pcrtamcd Hreath-What lady II gentleman would
la,.r The dslErecal.r brea when yuSug
DONDf&S DENTAL Fill. ID 1t WIN only Ter IT,
sweet the teeth white aitbastcr prrcnt tooth
ache aud preserve thom from decay Recommended by den
t-', and physicians rvrrYwhrre
beautiful ComplrNIoa may he atia ed by II
pun ircckcs renders the skim aud beauti
ul Earring rich r,scate hue Il the greatest cosmetic
KNOWN. being all injurious
cents. Far saleby STkOTIiER WHITEHEAD,
SEABL 4R a JONES.
may Ets sud Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

q
s i'm tins STATE informs ino recently ane 81 MS sous
,g,. sA.fl1 bitten the leg by r'"snnke nom me q
fc.ts he sIil,rcd mast drradtu! e t1' rhH
cling 10 haY Perry DAVIS Pain Killer IA the Ho-e
tmn Hately cd bathmg thc iltieH Pl}ce "tlou
knowing hrr wound afird the least rIl'i bt
iris az the poi was aon observed 10 eA
ul ire and in i've ar zen minutes ne N"nns man
AS cen entirely fro Jtn any eject from TIC btt
eNrelf til, iesl wound which healed very sui bN giving
publicity Ia this fct Ia vafr am hi' tdeSghah Tor sHhTn
and distribution aud such countries os"h"ns r'i
less abound. mizi sfNt ia fansfa hnu'N
aud supp sing article, the want "a "l'h
has lueE Itsru experienced
Y.ur. RESPECT tu!Iv II EIAk~L Y. 81 Louis Mo.
Spt bY DrugJl.I-, ,irperfs aud Medicine 'ti'fN every
vb.t. leci - d4w
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" NEKN photographic Portrait Galley. Mtu -
d1ats from Bridge Street Lyuchbarg va / mr. Frr
photographic irf Great impr''ve ment Oh thu AD.u.
Positive rietnies gass tinted and in calors sur 49,.
heauiy durability. arti-ic effect and HE kr rApr-,
Af5e # Portraits or Miniatures ever brtpre drawn H.
OF Iixht
far fnencss, roundaess depth of light and shade All
h1ss Ut tone. They arr wonderful They without .
Of Ill" tgucrte type can be in any light,
mn showing wv Nltws 1T the face
th.N can be taktli ia dut. and cipuly weather rs
VIII ui dc5ay
lie Ia ST returned from the North wlfh cvert
mini IN the art aud has repaired ana lifted Up his 6
n" amt beautiful ST. IL and wonld To pleased t. "
WH' my favor Inn with can Photographs. palmer
IN eil "l water in the hnest style ct the art.
bt-neH""iNFes Paintings, DRAWN g.. COP.
don views and Miniatures ct deceased persons tab
shortest notice
htNtNhtIt-Chargos moderate and likeursse, " ara.
pleas stock for safe a Il instruction IA the at
- 81, IANN--
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NEGwOEs wANTEn.-rhc Va. & rn,

~ h1'Hoad Company wish to hire 4U1 able botHt
- ""IN {" the repairs Of said road aud IN. der
ted 49, ~ =, n Till
oct q ,3Oian &C. 80
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.coupvyITuo~ q! l. the Life Of

= TRADE" -PkIN MI N Nv y T. = ~
lone i a ,l unsurpassed ~ ang othT Esao,tsah.th ." M
s.,., -, he XtRGfNfAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
NENT ,-.., -, .,,,,arc with any
, ted In Coors 4 manner that 81 compare WIZ ny
,r. A. 3, >aifh ct Mason aud DiN'ts Linz Specimens eah
. .ai, a. iur nice Cal and First A1e eei",e MAJ"
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"A sur Chemical asiiIg Soar, wh.eh tore capn Sd
la and economy has equal 1t lasts lpig,r lI',-h r.
staeon does pit the cl ia, g. allu l., ii
snip 'hrl ed tor sale 1t is iIdisI .ensbl, ia Oh, ".,i
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GRAND NDI,orrru,

FOR NONEMBER. Ie5G
on THE. HAVANA Plan
CAPITAL PRIZE-l00,o01 DOLLARS
Grand Coa.oIitiuttd LOTTERY OF Nnr,I,,,
EXTRA tiAS.6,
H. In. in Ealuu-nrn Md. SAL I'll AN
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i BOOTS, SHOE. AND uav~.-Wc IA

fE booTS, SHOES AND EEaB~.-Nf ~
d. i'd'lFe n informing our many Friends VT" va -
H. waiting so long and so patiently, aud y" ln' -.
:. t' W. are now opening Of the largest ai" #s
- : 90 Ks Of boots Shoes CATERS HITS. tap ~.
= '.brelIas. a., &C. ever offcrcd nl rA, h t.
a''' f'n'hed h sell NJ pice, which viii be cnlr'a
stH. t9ll ar our Siore 3 doors above EXCHANGE
'i3Po'ie Mctorkle y Jones I.yirrhbndt. Va. .sf.
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SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY
GOODS, Aue.i.n,,
Bf.A VI. II. MOSBY

81 Vt. TT. MDSBY.
nANAIEO GOODS NJ A"eiion.-Th,.
y -. saga IA Dbs Clarified Susar damaged - ) IL
nessee. -, ~. a., - -
nov II ''4tHs
UDUSEs AND s.UT .or SALE w..
4 On TIE prems : to the highest dIar ON ." .ad
2Jth OF the present mouth at - eeark in tla a..
valuable Lot OF Land. containing six ,rr,. 'f#
lots IF Col LanghoFne mi Others aud wing within
fred yards OF me nv II nas On # r'intariahr hoa.
liberal and made known Gu the slay at salp #.Hz
oct 10 dlaw3w. EFp , ".
resp ruenleni. 'i'iii
In consequence Of incienirEt weather the af..,.
IA pos, poncd uhti saturday nc ~ dry No,, 5sf
clock the afternoon, at which TIM il IN
of the Market use. GFD - iH.##
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