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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
SALES BY AUCTIO1S,
FUTURE DAYS
By BRYAN AKERS. AucT'R.


UUW0~N
IL AT rt HI.Ie AUCTION l Will sell. Wednesday
May 18th without reserve half lot with first two
story framed House smoke house. house. kitchen &c
attached
THIS property lies uesr Messrs VIM y Diard Willis Cow
ling " lloyd, mud others IL will be sold posts e don't
bring hundred dollars. BRYAN AKERS.
a. Sale at 4 O'Clock. auctr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

u dispose private sale OF tho Fixtures of the Toba
Factory rrcoty carried by 10 Deprcst Campbell &.
H. They consist OF all the necessary Fixtures for well
pleted establishment comprising and all
IN good ordcr and nearly wing been used but
season They viii be uNpohed of liberal terms
the binding is nleo Tor sale opportunity
scented for any person wishing to In the husn Of
ting up tobaeRo. JOHN -, ALEXANDER,
Ii a INN ltnIn. hnIl un
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cuted by Gnn a Curlu wife, OF date the 2nd June
ls5 recorded In the clerks Office IL Amherst county
Aha aol tho - May he promisra at public
auction bidder real estate In said d. ed
,eyod much be Ia answet the
Il The decd suaedn the county of Amhest near Lynch
burg aud containing about oiO acres, more or legs
The laud viii be sold altogether hssopatae tracts
be determined ON before the day Of sale.
The decd authotAa sale for chah hut by the consent OF
parties Interested will be sold credit of g. ls aud IL
excep, for the $1,000 which will be required
CASH the purchaser giving his negotiable notes aatsfaco
fs the title he retained until they paid
fho title the land believed 10 be good but only such
title viii be sod conveyed to ~ der tho deed Of trust,
afususHd DAVE H. fDIEft tTr,.,,,s
DAVID T. SPENCE '"'''
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u FOR NEGROlSIhe subscriber begs leave To inform
The citizens Of nchhuR md vicinity that he has
ynebng where he vii remain for months for the
Of purchasing Negroes for the Southern market be-
the ages If aud thirty years for which be will pay
he highest Richmond cash prices,
He be found the Auction Store OF Mr. VIM II Mos
by, Main street. nj ali times. II. II, DAVIS.
n BAny information concerning Negroes Will be liberal
ly paid for. H. IL ID.
.Addrcss Lvneiburp. Nn ffe Il dk cflm
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MI,.,iNAuY FANCY eoODs.-

fsNO aGgsPpEHs or TOBACCO WCsp,
VIA BALTIMORE, Mo The undersigned, Forward
W Merchants aud Agents If the Pennsylvania Railroad At
baltimore, rrtpectfnly solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
TO ALL POiN Is IN TIE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
their acquaintance with the trade having been for
consipcrk ~ large part the Tobacco
Ink through Baltimore thoy Halter themselves that they
can give satisfaction shppera
Freight as low as by other line
CnuAigpmcns froa the West solicited and pnncusty
attended MAGRAW * KODNS,
81, North street, baltimore
Refer to jacob Head Co, j. Brandt jr Banorc p l..
Dudley, W. r. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, Miller
Crouslnw. I.ynelihurg tronshaw Go, Richmond
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

$4,000 e M%nns " oas. sf1' rsns BOSS
ruCE made expressly and warranted second 10 none
United States IN point of workmanship And hnsh-
Gentlemen Waiting Petersburg would do we'll 10 give me
call they wish superior othag Ny assortnent Of Cloths,
Vuatngs selected With and
got them direct from the Importers thereby saving the
rcuage obbrrs All orders for goods n the tailoring
department warranted, 10 A. sale, and my suits
made by workmen the State Please call at
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothing House d
Sycamore street. Petersburg THOS. w. kOfsIoN.
nj
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THE VA & TENN. RArIRoAD-We learn that the iron Is
NV laid to within about Il miles of Abingdon. at Of
Washington and Smyh For unknown TO us bun
ic If any work last week though Mr. Denniead
now pushing ahead and will the junction and
Abingdon 10y the 4th of July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

new African Baptist Church was dedicated in Williams
,nre sunday Rev MIR Ryand. of Richmond, officiating.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

FrCITFuL CoUNTYIn Mason county, Va, the value OF
annually packed for expectation sa and the fat
cattle driven the East 600 The wheat crop $0Qoo
and the corn crop S5GOO0 Al the above exported and
yet leave enough for plentiful living
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

~ EuP Tun q PIANO AND MONEY TOO
II undecided whore you get the CHEAPEST
best PIANOS pft tho matter until you cen
take one Off T. NASIis trial You retain the money
until the Plano has given satisfaction.
lie willing give bond and security to furnish you with
n rupfror 1nBirHmont At . low price.
especially entrusted selection always receive
particular care H. T. MANI, iiano fore Dealer
~, Sycamore corner of Bank rtreet,
ANITA Petersburg, Va.
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AND tAz'R,-bu.t received, all the
new styles Mulo Skin Dress Hats ovory variety
style price and color Of Soft Hat and beautiful psaor
mont Panama, Florence and Dnnsnba Braid bird Eye
Lophorp and Straw Hats. Also very few pretty drab Con
prcss Checked six Summer Caps
ap 2ld& Gifts MCDONALD HOOPER.
RpUUE SPERM OIL. LAMP or, just received
by STAbIER q JONES
Inn DruUp
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

~-@--&sAk1z<G&s-1i---7a% Cutlery Walking Canes,
elta and Porte Monies Percussion Cupr ennpo"
shot Balls Powder Flasks Ponshes and Behs Dno Dsss
Nipples and Wrenchc-, Washing Rods ana liessIs -
VoLyERs and Five SHOOTERS ut msautainrers Pr'eess
the trade. y. SbbbhkbASD'
No LIZ Main street. opposite Eagle Square Richmond va
DIPLOMA
rIRsT CLASS WAS AwsKpFpsY THE SIRaisis
MECHANICS 1AsTifurE FoR THE foMoIios
THF MECHANIC Asrs 10 ....<,.
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND OF RICHMOND, VIht a.
For n Of GUNS. PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited ~
The Exhibition Articles Of American Manufacture, he'd IN
tho Cit, Of Richmond tho 10th dry Of Nov, 1879:
JAMS w. LFvELLss, J. a. bhLNIN,
Secretary President
apl ials (y)
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w that Of the cheapest VOL ne the most extensive
Clothing estals hmens In tho city the whereof
friend Mr. Jacob Newman Ia the proprietor the Of
Main aud Market streets IynchburR Va Nrstudy Ia please
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

Richard Hines member Of the Texas Legislature died
In Milton G. the 18th inst his to Patrick county
Va where his father resides
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

~ RGCKER q co, Lynrhburg. VA, tako great pleasure
In announcing to their nnerona customers and the public
they receipt Of the principal portion Of their
stock of FANCY and SfAPIE DRY GOODS, for Spring
Summer trnde Their selections made with Rrent
styles, and less To the prices with strict
the tastes and Of this community also
and thnsen the adjoining counties and
from distance who purchase their goods In this city, All
persons wanting beautiful cheap and roaly good goods
respectfully invited 90 call aud mako thcil purchases.
\ BAH Goods cash prices, and due twice n
year viz the lst day Judy aud the lat day of Jan
Rpl 2dtsf q NJ II GO.
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The Somerset Gazette spirited weekly issued at Somerset
Pulaski county, Ky tn uks that however other portions of
the globe may suffer from petuee Vi gnia will escape as
God mcreifu and his W7sdspcnsaon is quito much as
the Old Dominion cad bear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

The Virginia Classes ofthe German Reformed Church will
meet in Woodstock, May 10th.
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4 tHss.tbEsEN'~ >s1SGs.-AOy VuHufity Of
~ ChdTcn pretty sloesand few of pretty Children
Shoes, AT MCDONALD 4 HOOPEKS
anil dA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-16
VOL I'LL WPTON CEDAR Co. OWA-SATURDAY, FEB 16

The forty thousand phYslcians supports
Ave hundred undertakers, which gives
the important statistical fact, in brisf
business. We have fit,esa hundred
wagon makers; three thousand watch
makers; sevsnty-sight vinegar makers,
including, we suppose, all the cross wives,
ci us,y bachelors. and veDuse old maids.
thirty thousand whe elwrir hts; and thirty.
three showmen. We have four thou
sand cutters; twenty-.hrse thousand sad
dlers; and five thousand railroad men.
We have one hundred and hfty-four op-
ticians and ten occulists, but nearly iouI
thousand contsctioners, providing that
we are infinitely more for eating than
for eye-sisht. This reminds US that
there are five thousand brewers and
wine dealers, but the census, strange to
say, is silent as 10 the number who
drink beer and 'quaf the rosy In all
we have about five millions aud half
above the age Of fifteen years. who are
busily employed at some trade, profes
sion, or occupation, by which to earn Z
livelihood. II is plain we are not ma
ton OF sluggards. We nearly all dc
something. Nay, to be an idle drone
is happily no recommendation in Amer
lea, as 1t is in the nristocratic and mon
archial countries Of Eulope.--PhiL Pub
Ledger.
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An amusing and even instructive hour
may be spent II one will but search ou,
from the confused figures of the census
the number Of persons following various
occupations in the United States. Thss
We rejoice as nation in having two thou
sand persons who pronounce themselves
artists, though there are probably not
score who will live in mems memories
and certainly not one who appears likely
to de,hrone Raphael. Of authors we
have according to the census only eighty
two; that is, but eighty-tws are willing to
confess to genius IN garret, though if
publishers Advertisements are to be cred
tied every new month gives birth to new
literary star, and one more brlian, than
any ever went before. To pass to the
bank officers and trokers is natural
transition and of the former we are ia.
vored with fourteen hundred; of the lat.
ter with six thousand, exemplifying the
old adagss that 1T never rains hut i,
pours, and that blessings never come
singly' Luckily there are a hundred
thousand honest stout hearted biacssmths
as make-weight agains, this Egyptian
rr..::..ue OF fires in the shape Of brokers and
bankers. Moreover there are six tAoa-
sand brokers' aud thus revenge the CON-
munily, which is so essentially shaved
by the latter.
We have two millions aad a hall oi
farmers seventy thousand mariners; one
hundred thousand merchants, sixty-lour
Thousand masons and nearly two hundred
thousand carpenters. We have fourteen
thousand bakers 10 make our bfeaa, II
thousand lawyers TO sci US by the ears
! forty thousand doctors to kill or cure aud
fifteen hundred editors to keep tins moi.
| ley mass IN order by the poten. power o
public opinion controlled aad manufactur.
ed through the press. We have clever
thousand hatiers, ten thousand .obaccon,
lists: and thirty.one thousand weaver.
Against thirty thousand teachers we car
set off fifty thousand taiiors SO that ",
care nearly twice as much for adornins
the body tnaa we do for decking out tht
mind. Oaly twenty thousand pvopl,
have been willing to set themselves dow
as servants, though most Of those other
IN some capacity or other, from th,
boot black VINO polishes CUR shoes 10 !A,
bookseller who brightens the public in
tellect. Nobod y. according to tho cen
sus. follows the trade Of a politician
though there are enough, heaven know.
IN TINS city alone, to have condemned
dozen Sodoms or Gomorrahs. The cen
sus fails to record, likewise, the exls,enc
OF any patriots among Us, though "
have long though, tha, patriotism wa
especially a profession, : prsie ssion o n
nothing else.
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sweet smiles and her happy disposition
until memory would lead him to the hour
when he bid her 10 depart, and not lie.
him see her face again. His decline was
rapid, and this lone child saw the first
flowers which the warmth Of spring had
called from the soil Of her mothers grave
disturbed, uproo.ted and thrown aside,
that his ashes might mingle with those Of
the mother Of his children.
At his death he charged her to pay off
~ far as she might be able, the debts
incurred to procure the necessaries Of life.
The land, which, for want Of culture, had
no, increased IN value, was sold, and left
her but few delars. There she expen.
dsd in rearing some boards to mark the
spot where she had buried, one af-
ter another, her beloved kindred. She
had heard Of Chicago. She had heard
that in this city there were Offices where
strangers wishing employment could find
work. She had on foo, travelled many
miles, until she reached Milwaukee, and
thence, by the kindness Of poor sailor,
who had seen her day after day on the
dock, watching the steamers depart, had
inquired and asceriained that she wished
to come hither. eu, had not the money.
He brought her TO Chicago on his own
vessel, and had told her ,lat by crossing
the bridge she could find one ofthose pla.
ess where situations were given TO wor-
thy applicants.
Such was her story. She had men
toned no name except that OF father, mo-
ther, and the endearing appeliations Of
brother George, Willie, SC. Both of the
women were crying bitterly. The FASH
ionable dressed lady turned her face to-
wards the river, ,ha, her tears a, such a
crowded and unusual place might not be
observed. She requested US to take her
two boys--George Aad Willie, she called
them by the hand, to keep them from
danger, and then, putting her arm around
the neck of the roor, lrlendless, wander.
ing stranger, said You are my own
sister! am Lizz.e'
These two beings, children OF the same
pars nts, how different have been their
paths, and how deep their sutferings We
have seen them together IN 'Llzzies car
riage driving along Lake street. They
are doubtless as happy as their bereave.
ments, reheved only by the consc ious.
ness of duty faithfully performed, car
permit But while the suaerings Of tha,
father aud mother may b. family known
from the story Of tie daughter, what mus
have been the mental agony OF that other
daughter, unEindly banished from hel
mothers side, and driven out into the
world withou fathers blessing! Wha
must have been her grief when her let
ters, written from a prosperous city, FROM
The house OF her wealthy and kind hus
oand, telling them oil her success, end o
the birth OF her Chi 'dren, were unnotisee
and unans xered! She must have felt in,
deed that the hearts Of that fa,ner anc
mother, her sister and brothers, mus
have been hardened against her. W.
viii say no more. That seems will liv.
in our menory while We can remember
tAs holy love Of iather, mother, and kin.
,ira|
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Hillsdalc Accident.

The accident which occurred on the
Michigan Southern Railroad, near Hills
dale, on the 9th instant, seems TO have
been the result Of criminal careiessness.
The eastern train, consisting OF two FIRST
class passenger cars and baggage car,
le(t Toledo at . o'clock iu the evening,
the train coming west. should, by the
time table, have left Hlllsds le at 1907,
but did not leave till 1927 According
to the rules the eastern train should have
been allowed the twenty minutes differ
ence to reach the station at Jonesvlile,
bu, the western train did not wait, and
hence the sollision. The ears took fire
mmediat,ly ly after the accident, and the
scene is said to have been even more hor.
rlble than such catas,rophes generally are.
Michael Wilduf, fireman, Albert Whit
man, baggage-mas,er. William Van All
ker, trackmaster, were killed instantly,
and Charles Foster, brakeman, was so
dreadtully injured tina, it was thought i'm
possible he could recover. All the pas
sengers in the second class cars Oh the
eastern train were more or less scratched
or bruised, but none were seriously hurt.
The passengers on the other train also
Suffered bruises aad contusons. One oil
the locomotives was broken to fragments,
aud the other almos. entirely destroyed.
Dap. Gag.
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n Democratic Editor Rejoicing -
The editor of the Milwaukee Wisconsin,,
the leading Democratic paper Of Wiscon-
sin, reloiccs over the election OF Banks:
Northern backbone has finally tri-
umphed, and this is the first fair and
square victory ever achieved over the Sec
,ional politicians ot The South. The
modification 0. the Negro Barons over
their defeat was such that border rnfian
member OF Congress from kentukv, by
the name Of A. X. Marshall, desired to
prevent Mr. Banks from taking the chair
after he was elected. But tins was too
much for decency. Gov. Aiken, of South
Carolina, had tie good sense to walk
across the Hall and accompany Mr..
Banks - the chair. This vas pouring
oil Oh the troubled waters, and We now
expect tA4t the House will proceed 10 dis
patch its legitimate business.
One OF TIE first duties Of the House
will be to send Committee OF It's mem.
bers to Kansas to examine INTO the Whole
Of the hoaer d,tfic4Iues.
IL VIII give immense encouragement
to the Free State cause.
the new speaker will fortunately con
/ stllute al the committees, 50 that the iret
/ North eau be lalsly represented Is1,
is a revolution III the policy OF oar gov
ernnent which mas heretofore been dt
fcctsl 10 suppress the natural power O
! the free States. CHI. irtb.
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A Heap SOLD sY THE SnERIrF.- Al
the recent sale o. the effects OF Capt
Henry Love, by tie sheriff Of San Fran
CISCO, The head oi joaquin, the celebrated
robber. preserved il spirits, and the hand
Of Three Fingered Jack one ot It's
companions. were disposed OF Tor s36 10
Judge Lyons, formerly Of the California
Supreme Court. Capt Love killed both
Of the men, the last remains Of whom
went of under the hammer.
Died al his ost'-- W learn that brakeman
or Ia. / Jiel,atl Cleveland kAlro.d III. 81
! lus'., was truze nj pos, and l.Jpss! nrn'
fro,i tie trala when ii stopp.a =. aa- vi the sta
toas.
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4oetrp T. Mistella
From Chambers Edinburg journal.
The Past, Present, and Futais,

From Chambers Edinburg journal.
The Past, Present, and Futus,
can see that l grow older,
And note 1t day by day!
can feel my heart grow colder
As its pleasures pass away;
At the tell-tale glass lnger.
As with faded eye I trace
Solemn tokens which Times finger
Has engraved on my face.
But one moment can restore me
To my boyhood and my prime,
And sweet me mories come o'or me
OF that brief and blessed time;
Then I hear afather's blessing,
And feel a mothers kiss;
Ana again am eArsssing
ona who's shared with me my bliss.
whe shall say the past must perish
Meath the Futures coming waves
What the soul delights to cherish,
From Oblivion's de 9TH it saves!
Looking backward, GA I'm gliding,
Till reach the final shore,
Where the Present is abiding,
And where change shall come no more.
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bic; the whole OF Var Mshomed's family,

bic: the whole OF Var Mahomed's family,
old and young, have been put to death,
except the nother of the two princes who
were recently murdered by the Persian
troops. She had great influence in Hera,;
in fact, she administered the affairs OF the
sta,e. end was called the 'Nawab of He
rat Her life was spared with the view
of extor,ing from her the treasure she was
known to have possessed; but she was
prepared for this, for on the murder OF her
two sons she collected all her jewels and
burnt them, and allowed her slaves to
distribute the spoils among themselves.
She is now tortured with red ho. irons to
give up her hidden wealth. We Go not
apprehend immediate hostilitiss, unless
the persians advance beyond Hsrat.-
With Herat itself Dost Mahomsd and his
allies have strictly nothing TO do; and We
doubt much whether the British lion will
stretch out his paw until a more satislae-
tory casvs bei established.
WAR PREPARATIONS ron THE REeAP-
TURE OF HrRAr.
By letter from Candahar, under date
Of 26th Oct, we learn, says the Seindian,
tha, the son of the late Nicer Mahomed
Ukuhar Khan, and Nicer Sheer Jehan
Khan, the son of Dost Mahomed. with
5000 troops and | l guns, were read TO
start for Herat; and were only waiting
for Ameer Dost Mahomed, who were
expected by way of Ghuznec and Ameer
Mahemed Hyder Chan with $4,000.
The same paper, of Dec. ;, says;
The news from Candahar is OF a very
wsrhks nature. Now that Herat is TAX
en- by the Suddoojces, the inve'erate en'-
mics of the Barukzycs, Dost Mahomed
has addi essed his brothers Of Candahar,
en,rea,ing them to forget all iermer disa.
greemen,s, and join together to prevent
the encroachments Of the common enemy
To this Candahar chiefs have all agreed
and are using every exerticn to raise as
formidable force as possible, 10 form q
chain from Candahar to Buikh, the high.
way to Hera,, where Gholam Hydel
Khan is at present with 10000 troops
When the forces Of Dost Mahomed ant
the Candhar chiefs unite. it 10 calculate
they will muster about 10000 men and
about so guns.
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Exchange OMce!!

SI.liT DRAFTS on New York can be had
y ot the Subscriber ia sums to salt purchasers
Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold furnished at small premium
Office orer Snet.and and Snyder's Store
WM. Ii. TUTHlLL
Upton, January I, 1885
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say~ In Boston, the late severe wealth
er cracked open to the core many OF tie
linden trees. The apar,ures were wide
snengh 10 adult the Iuad.
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MILLINERY,

Mrs Van Houton would respectfully inform the
friends and the public generoly, that she is pre-.
pared to do every description of millinery work
on shortes uotiee. Orders from the country at
tended to promptly, Siik Bonnets and dress
taps 6e kept constantly on hand. Residen 'e at
Mr. STAIRS Aorth-wes Of tIe Steam Mill.
u3. II
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B a K e r Y

JJAgIyG entered the above business, in Tip
III ten, am now prepared to supply customers
with fresh bread, and all articles In my line Of
business. Cakes and pastry Of every kindf mr.
nishcd TO families, or for parties on sGort no.
tce. Hagiag engaged the services Of one OF ths
best bakers 10 the west feel confident OF giving
satisfaction to all customers. ti0 ". W Ale.
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One Of the New Yota police na..sa
Churchill. has beea arrested Tor b.lLsrr
IN the sum oil $500. Il consisted m screens
ing from justice one Jan.ss Moore, who
had forfeited bad, rus oil, and sabseluen.
~ etara-a.
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Important from India and Persia.

Hor, 'bie Cruelties Of the Persiaas at He
rat. Dost .Nohamei Preparing for
Var. The Aa,atut Rebellion IN British
India. Confirmation Of the Fall of
HeYak,
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DIR, w. 4. SCOTT,

1eaders his professional services to the pee
pie Of Upton and viciaity. Special attention
gwen - cases CT long standing. Office at the
urngis Store Of Dr.. A. Hall
+ rFtREscE--Th t; Guilty Of Jefferson
Medical College phiIadelphia ; Startling Mrdl-
"a, roltege C tumbus Ohio pennsylvania Hos
p.ta Philadelphia DR.. Huff Wheeling