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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-15

ENISHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected by
Il one Of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and SnoOds; also, Aberdeen Graveta-
leen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
of Lines Gable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk; Minnow Seines 12 by 4 Floats of every variety
Reels Jointed Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &c. &c
In short supply those who can appreciate fine Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution of this useful calling.
je9 10. G. BROWN, 43 Collegest
COD-LIVER OILS Gro. genuine Cod Liver OIL,
" just received from Rushton, Clark Co.'S, by
je9 10. G. BROWN, 43 College st.
T EECH ES.-l,OOO Swedish Leeches on hand and for
IL sale by 10. G. BROWN, 43 College st.
DURE MANONGAHELA wHISKY.-5 bbls
of the above just received, of prime quality; sold to
US for six years old
je9 10. G. BROWN, 43 College st.
CTONE WARE.-25OO pieces Stone Ware, consist
y ing of Jars Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
&C. of every size, just received.
je9 JO G. BROWN. As College st.
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Constantly on
i hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and Mems Scotch Ale.
jes 10. G. BROWN, 4a Colleges st
DEARL STARCH.-25 boxes of a very superior
Il article of Starch, Just received by
jes 10. G. BROWN, 48 College St
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FARE REDUCED TO sl2 so
nSlTH HU1,
AR

FROM NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS,
VIA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia,
v WaynesborO and Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
100 miles railroad and les miles turnpike Leaves Nash
vile Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays, at 81 Ap-
ply at the General Stage Office opposite the Post Office.
DECEIT
FARE REDUCED TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE TO
JACKSON, TFNE,
VITA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia and
v Naynesboro. For seats apply at the General Stage
Office Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 6I6 O. NJ. dec22-t.
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kAN CONLkY. Q
CONEEY & JOHNSON,


Successors to Mcclure Moore)
No, 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market ST.,
Nashville. Tenn. i
u EEP constantly sn hand all kinds Of Cooking and
N Heating Stoves plain and ornamental also, Tin
ware Gmtes, &C., &e
Roofing and Spoung done with neatness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills
Furnaces Foundres ctories and Stills done as cheap as
thecheapest .janlS-ly.
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JEROME ). RIDLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

KEOKUK, IOWA,
WILL also attend to the purchase and sale of Real Es
w tate in aud the vicinity Of town and cities Payment
of Taxes the Location of Land Warrants &c.
RKFkR ro-Gov. VIM b. Cam pbell and Hon. R. L. Ca
ruhers Lebanon Tenn; Gen. s. K Anderson Nashville
Tenn Col JOS C. Guild Gallatin, Tenn; Wm A. Quarles
Clsrksville, Tenn apr22-triwsm
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DRUGS.
JUST ARRIVED.

10 D0Z BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ERS just received by Express direct from the pro.
prietors. For sale at so cents per bottle
may4 J. G. BROWN 4S College street.
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ScVEaEaGe House.

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSFE
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATE % IYREE sPRINGs) n.
THE subscriber has recently taken this well s5ss
l. known esabhshment-is refttng and thor Iii.. FL
Oughly renOvarng it, and hopes to have it in W
such condition as not TO be inferior to any house IA ths
city The Proprietor hopes BY his exerons and tn Of
his Assistant Mr.. Craddock, who formerly presided at
the City HOTEL to be able to make his house worthy of
ing paronized by the public and promises that pains
shall be spared on his part to merit the appreciation Of
those who may favor him with their patronage He res
pectfuy SOhcItsa trial of his house
feb26-dtw6w-U WM ROBERTS
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PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
&C, &C., &c.
SAVANNAH CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINES
CABIN PASSAGE $40; STEERAGE IS.
The well known first class Steamships
keystone State,
CAPTAIN R. HARDIE,
State Of Georgia,
CAPTAIN J. J. GARVIN,
Will hereafter form Weekly Line to Philadelphia sailing
evsry Saturday, alternately, from Savannah and Charles
ton follows:
The keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow.
ing Saturdays-Apr 18th and 26th May 10th and Gath,
June 9TH and 2lsL Lelvng Philadelphia ths slternste
SATURDAYS
The State Of Georgia will sail from Charleston the fol-
lowing Saturdays-April 5h and 18th, May 3d. 17th and
8ls June 14th and 25th. Leaving Philadelphia the alter.
nate Saturdays,
In strength speed and accommodations these ships
fully equal to any running the coast Inland naviga-
ton 100 miles Delaware River and Bay; two nights Of
FOR NIAGARA FALLS THE LAKES AND
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
These Lines both connect at Philadelphia with the Great
Northwestern Railroad Route through 10 Niagara Falls
Buffalo, in G hours from Philadelphia Through Tickets
with the privilege of stopping st Philadelphia and inter
mediate points, for sale by the Agents in Savannah and
Charleston.
:sE- Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, &2s to Emira s26;
20 Canandagua, S27
Agent at Savannah G. A. GREINER
Agents at Charleston, 7. s. d T. G, BUDD.
onlU'5S-3md
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GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
u States 10 sell the above and improved CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, q rare chance to
make money will be offered. Exclusive STATE and County
privileges will be disposed of unusually IA terms by
s,n nlicao n he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

bsArtrsa az fas ifiean Church IN Richmond
90 - Dag o. aggasf. I-36s
fluo " when | used to stand upon this plat.
ia and address The Wing party upon the qucs-
tons If Tariff, Distribution and Sub Treasury.
Wv these questions are entirely lost sight of.
and mau J. sometimes ranked among the into
d5usihn., who maintains that they are not ob~o.
lete issues. But there some views that
| desire 10 present for the consideration of
the rejecting businessmen OF the country, Hnd
| shall undertake 10 show thai the present
financial aud commercial system of the United
States is the most ruinious ever adopted by mn
enlightened people, aud that II similar system
pursued by mn individual in the management of
his private affairs would bring discrrdit aud dis
honor upon his mime, aud ruin 10 his estnte, If
ho had the resources of the kothsohids and Bar
in.,- combined All | ask toenable mo toestab
hsh this positionls that you will admit tnn man
can deny. )thnt # n man has an estate that yields
him an annual .evenue of alo.oOo aud he spends
S20,oOO. ho has only 10 live-long .onough aud
keep mp his expenditure to got through with the
whole.
We all know that the United Stntcs i the
largest. and from tho extent and prndnctivcncss
OF her territory the amount of her population.
the ingenuity aud cnierpr2e at her people. sho
ought To- be the wcnlthiest milton on the glone.
n onl cheers) Weknnw that uatold millions
bi god nave bren received Wllhlu II lew wears ph~l
from California and that If that gold could have
been kept nj homo circulating through our own
work shops mud kept IN the regular channels 81
trade at hnn,. w should now be. whHt ought
ip be. the lenders and not the borrowers Of mon
oy-dependent on Europe, are not only
for n large part of what we consume, that wa
ought 10 produce aud manufacture for ourselves,
but dependent also for thu loan ol money 10 car
~ on our Internal improvements, aud meet the
interest en our State debit Ike.
do not propose so much 10 argue this qucs.
ton rlabacatclys as to furnish mere statistics
fer reflection, aud to show briefly the practical
workings af these two systcWs called Free Trade
and Sub Treasury, which answer admirably well
for enrchiug the public treasury, but at the
same time mpoyerl.hing the people.
First, n to thu Commercial System. ar the
practical operation of the present Iarh, which.
| propose IL show, leads to m excess of impotta-
ton greatly heyond wholesome state of trade.
aud greatly beyond our means Of paying for in
exchanged exports, which has TO bo supplied
by the precious metals, or by payments in mon
ey, and Illus showing Tint are annually run
n,ng ~ deht and spending more ihan our income.
Under tn. operation of thu tariff Of lSl2, for the
five years, ending say Si3 i 3 q aud u the
imports aud exports were as follows;
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dersgned Trustee in Deed Of Trust executed Ia, ~
sid p Rees oath day of November 1850 will past
and without Thursday the 18th day of Seute
next premises sell nj public auction three I.o.
Lots mentioned in the sni decd Of trust ~
az these HOUSES aud Lots is situated
lev House brick contains six rooms with -,
Kitchen all other necessary out houses. The Other ~
situated Diamond iii in good ighbOrhood ,,,5
good brick Houses them
offered huc opportunity II those waning Hons
this property viii certainly o sold ON the above uau
day Terms made known ON day Il sale
/ y CHRISTIAN. Trustee
b Persons having Judgment against Mr.. Rec pr,srt
the 2sh Nov, 50 will please pr stnt hem me.
ang ~ d9tawtlesep
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The Baltimore American Of late date. say. /.

The Baltimore American Of late date. says.
Peruvian gaaao has been put up five dollars per
Sos Soufhrvu purchasers u addition are obliged
HaF '-e.shi from New York. esea though the arti
siHe, .4t nay Re actually Ia store here The efforts
.. #aat, sse gents whea we've made b, the certain
.s=eas,. .s-s aass hai an aafef.e result. both to
s8sr sHl r3as away - Important trade AMI 10
..##s-sszzs-. sba bass % fs} soac two dollars
-..zs#a fazsa, additional
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ahr "DsAREsHKG:s EssNER, : for the iu,u,,
ais Inrg9f pafara Cholera Maruu-, Clnc A. prepared
~ It, u homson Co has given cutrp satisfaction to all
tAo-" ho have ecn f3fapatoa to use it, rms Exr is
IL composed of harsh dsgreeable stimu atnx ner
ms but So pleasantly combined that smallest child will
liz H. Il IS soothing and teuio the stomach and yss
f when taken asdTeced, never fails afford relief IN
ri TIME Livery family should have bottle within reach al
80 - !, - a
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fhe certificate above received from old ct
and of the oldest Druggists in the city Richmond
accordance with the thousands Of others adding eomnenda
F. % virtue OF Bakers Premium Bitters.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by Mcssrs STROLLER 4 Whitehead Stahcr
J oues, Lyuchburg, and by Druggists generally
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Making



Making an excess Of exports, or leaving
balance oil trade in iaroroft the Uni-
ted States of G2s.1G7a
And making an average of about Sl2.OO0OO0
IN our fuyor which would have gone on increas-
ing until II reached, perhaps, $4,000, 900 year;
II being, IN II, the last year that il was in oper-
alton, $3i,3l7.2i9; but if it had not increased,
bat had kept at the same average, for the ensu.
ing eight years up to 1880, the balance would
have Leen in our favor III SUN exceeding Sl5,-
10000
Now let US see what has been the practical
operation of the tariff of 40, during the years
lSis-'i9-'J O-'5l-'52 53 81 and 90
The imports were
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SINGULAR SUICIDE OF A You've MAN IN CuI
CAGo "A few day ago, says the Chicago Times
of the 23l inst. young German named Philip
Leyndecker committed suicide by swallowing an
ounce Of laudanum. He about 10 or 20 years
of age, and, il is said. received liberal educa-
ton in Germany. He was. however, an inidel,
or free thinker" believing neither in future
ward or pun ~hment. and scarcely in future
state Of any kind. lie lived solely for the pres
ent, and when he found himself beset on all side :
by creditors. and had not the means of payment
he considered of the shortest way to get
rid OF them. One day he inquired of fellow
clerk what poison would quickest Kill man. The
clerk answered. Take mn ounce of prussic acid
lnyndecker Immediately took out memorart.
dun book aud pencil and wrote it down, 1t np-
pears that he afterwards concluded to alter the
dpse. After swallowing the laudanum, Leyn-
decker wrote the following letter to one of lbs
fellow clerks in the Recorders office. To he
convinced of his cra8ness il i only necessary To
read this most singular production of his
hrains:-
OTTO PEIrzER Esq:-You only of all my
friends deserve To receive the last greetings of a
dying man who prefers to take dose of 10 uia-
dun 10 being dishnnarrd. Greet friendly my
crrditors.and tell them that will probably obtain
II reserved seat in heaven without their receipts.
| die in excellent disposition: regrettng that You
are not present. You ight then receive les
Gus N''''' AZ NY hNiuhhuHcPS. ltll blil
that he. To some extent, is accomplish of my
death, because of his remark, Why do you live
1t fou have no money! Greet him heartily be.
cause he Is good fellow-an example of n Young
man-who is reasonable enough To enjoy life MS
much a possible. ], too, have tried tire 50 me,
but rs 1t will not do longer, | stop. Only ono
thing embitters nv last hour-that | cannot die
rs swcetly as Lord Byron. Permit me To CON
tess, Otto that you have been the dearest OF my
aeqnaintances and SO called friends. Perhars
this confession of friend. moving to eternity
will CRAFTY you. Throw my remains into any
PIT. but with the face upwards. Farewell Otto.
Death approaches. feel already his leo cold
hand upon my throat and his damp breath flows
over my pale forehead. To die by hudanutn i
very sweet. Tell this to all persons who. are
tired OF HE, that to die is sweet. Consulate a.
much rs possible the ladies in my hou~e, die
with the ciearest consciousness. and in rose
colnred hnmor My death may form famous
fnai chapter to any novel (romaa1 of Alexandra
Dumas. Good bye Two breaths more. ana
then my souliis with six horses to the skis.
PHILIP
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iosruN. July Gcicuc-A grceably your suggcs
gives pleasure state that some Ave weeks ago,
nciascd bottles your OXygenated Bers, and
using the according directions aud Xperenced
! lie happicst effects
Ing the and at times Obliged give all
business aud although had the
200 phv siciaus confined weeks house
grow worse until took medicines am now
mo cured Of every dsagreeable symptom and able do
! 3 n.nrss asusual
my health is due to the
tlsvgcnated Btters. Your oboiicn servant
ABNEE SMITH.
Grocer, Central Square, East Boston
None genuine unless signed 81 TITS al wrapper.
SETH W. FONLE Il co. l3s Washington Street, Dos
I proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by j. II. THOMPSON y co. aud J H. SEAY
ID
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with wiling ptrBsuSf ada testimony
The efficiency OF Bakers Bttcs in relieving establish
81 dyspepsia from which have suffered
years. The of few bottles WINGED me
value Tonic. bur permanent relief in Water
nd Sour Stomach. lchnhdent recommend it to the
IL c. MCNEMARA.
RirI 4I.rl \, IzI1
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VALUABLE HOrHIin the Town r,,q,,

" All ABLE hss ] ~ IN the Town Of s.,Lsrf,
FOR SALE Pursuance OF a deed of Trust .>,.5fs.f
10y Thomas LsN ,h and OF record i'll I,t e.,
oil the Cm.nty mil Bedford will on Thursday fi. In
day Of August lr, IN the tawn Of Liberty, Bedford Count
Va sell lniho highest bidder. Public auction thai yalr
Hotel and Lot nheh it situated Known the B,,Hai
House. together with all the out houses attached
said lot This is the valuable Tavern property
upper country The Hotel has entity buiD and is
large aud convenient Brick tenement capable arcoina
ting comfortably large uumbcr Of The
bic and other Out houses are convenient and srac US
The Hotel has large custom and the stand Of the be-
ont OF cit9, in the STATE.
the time, aud Ia pursuance Of the deed viii
sell 10 the highest hi dar public auction = acres -
Land. wing parallel with the back alley South side II
Liberty, and one likely Negro Girl
Terms made known at sale JAS. L. JOHNSON
July 70 d3tawtliang
s'osi poncmcnt.
The sale OF the above property postponed until Saturday
the both day OF September lsj6 which time SANE vii
positively he sold without any whatever.
sep 6d2awt2jsep j. +. JOHNSON. Trustee
NTOyktE.-ky Wine Of II Deed Of Trust cyrcn.
~ ted 10 us by David X Lyman bearing ON fbn
list day January 1893 and of record in the Hastings Of
the cry oil IYnchbnrg Will the LIST day
fb on the premises to sale by public
that valuable and highly improve Tenement on
Main street in the city OF Ynchhurg occupied Str
ground fronting the said Main Street and rnnin back y
TERMS Saskatchewan by the terms Of the decd If
might assent
the creditors intended be by che said deed we viii
sell said Tenement upon credit OF SIX twelve eighteen
months equal stllmcr ts) with the
gotiatle notes satisfactorily endorsed payable
Banks in The City OF lynchbug and by deed Of
Tenement itself
The re the property above mentioned Is believed to t
y convey TO the purchaser such title by the
deed of trust Aforesaid
ALEXANpER ,ToMpKINs, Trrs.o..
JOHN NJ. OTEY. trustees.
RcD
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We are glad to lea, from the Richmond Wing
that it is proposed 10 have shortly big political
demonstration in that city. The Wing Nation
al Convention meets in the city of Baltimore
Wednesday. the 18th inst. Says the Wing:
On the Monday or Tuesday following the adjourn
ment of the Convention is proposed to have grand
meeting in this city at which time large num-
Der of the most distinguished aud eloquent Wing and
American speakers have been invited and expect
ed to be in attendance. We want as many of the
Wings and Americans from every portion of Vir-
glna and from adjoining States to be with on that
occasion as possible We want 20 glorious and
soul-strrng renewal of the ancient fire of the defend
ers OF the Constitution and the Union and we con-
sequently want the whole world and the "res of man
KIND to be here somewhere about the 2zd or Odd of
TINS mouth. Due notice will be given Of the exact
day Let all the Virginia delegates then go to the
Baltimore Convention, and then come to Richmond
on the Monday or Tuesday following. Be up and do
Ing; nows the word and nows the hour-and the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

virtue Of asea Of Trust executed to by John Il Ga3
dos and Thum,- p, Gaidtss. dated III September s54
certain purposes therein uained Which deed % record m
Office al the curt II Hastings tor the citY I
burg viii prucrsd 10 Sell 10y way public auction. on i4
day liz, 6tf inst iocack in the ening upun the
ses a House aud Lot situated la the nigbbor hood # IT,,
liean Spring containing Of with all nee ssary
movements anil IN the occupancy of Mrs Aeefetf
positiye aud sale II desirable rsid.u,
The title property above mentioned ocycd 10 ~
questionable, good bu acting merely trustee | win Gu
convey 70 purchaser SUI ttle ia Inc ,
deed al aforesaid. X. ii. GLASS
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GovrRNNENT lSrfRfFRESrE ~ CALIfoRNIA.
The New York Tribune j. informed by an intel
irlligcni Californian. whom il presumes 10 be
well informed IN this matter, that orders were
sem nv tn mil steamer Of the 9Th inst. 10 the
Fed, %. avnl and military forces in California
TO ab. =. orders Of the Governor Of California
in Pot rg down the Vigilance Committee. Or
ders also issued Ia three or four American me n.
of war on the Pacific To concentrate at San Fran.
cisco al tue earliest possible moment
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-, "COnpEr.rIoN al i. the Life o.


a Pcrf,mrd Brrath.-Whai lady or gentleman would
the of isagreeablr breat when using
DONDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only rem Ter II.
make the teeth white asbastcr prevent tooth
che and them from decay. Recommended by den
ais and physicians everywhere.
a Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its 1t re-
pmplos freckle renders the skin and bcau
A. mparnp rich hue 1t the greatest cosmetic
{ known. being all Injurious Price 10
{ rnts. For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
aud Druggists everywhere
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W. very desirable Board i.,a
hi "onse with II ROOMS Kitchen and Smoke House wi N ii
h. 'a improvements at less than twothirds of VIII 1t it
ms a!se : I"Gat'd an Main Street the city of lynch
pavuo ESQ ''o"F''" oy / W.
buittug '' ii e"'" IN me same
Also the store Al present occupied by p W povne - -
' I" q Mee1h and ncNt door George Rueker -,
LyuehlWe ~ '''''o III tue CITY ct
feSessan # all orau Of thrsc buildings can be had ~
"tatel{ A. y to \ y. Montgomery T., y w pavre ,r =,
sep iAHr i,I,irf ~ r.. ~, ,,i1,,,.,i 10
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AMGSEM ENI'.
y MASONIC HALL.

THEATRE.
s, g' N anu Managers Mcssrs. Hight Hyde
#'''He manager NJ +. Hight
ms FRIDAY > evening September l2tla ls5G
HE performance " i'll
domestic Drama of the '"'
LOST son on, THE SAILORS RETURN
After which
'H'y HAnee ty Miss Jennie Hight
i'' nsHds viz 49," rr"5f,.'ulv Fnfr, Far.o #
THE ROUGH DTAM5ND
ADMISSION 25cts Reserved or Division sa,ts 5o.,s
commence at y O'Clock
zep l2lt
M sNIED 10 Esire n Piano aud ss;.,;, -,
sep ll-dts
g. 'ahs ~ les of Row aud Gent, nut, d..
~" no" receiving Fail supply of t,,nfs -
-, tt iias tiS 4 very >1Hle aud quality .s,nr v,r1
>.p lin ''S' g.. l.. l.. ARMlS1EAD
Z GANs AND LsNsENa.-sba have nov, i; So.
''A mixed Jcaus dd Lnsev tor servants H. -
ll u'e attention u the Trade large margin ,Ii,v,,,
SIN 10 y - vi "sA'f' a L. RGCkER.
Be- ana Winter tsoohs.-Wc invite o,.
- tei7 anu tnenlN 10 examine our Sar} NJ O.
f ~! e'ilpeie aud viii coapale " Ill apy Sio, -
'sa.9ts ! A SIlGLER Il co
Il $3.50 -; = IA" eoni, adiou> scne,ocnt a.,
hal ia ul"da;r'. rl-r1,,t-.. ie>S,sSlonU Ia,
sS 80 '''NN"iAN' SHAT LE = { q
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


N Sales day aaA viii ss to morrow evening ole =
Or n ,dlas aud O'Clock night fh,
mn large assortment OF Cloths Ctssmefo, anI X,s.i
g. &C. viii aferrt Goods sold heretofore v III b., d.
erea today from u TIL o'clock.
-, W PAW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


by the blood aud the vet stomach and 9th
healthy To effect this these rXtraor
uav pills upon The spring OF life.
Sold at the manufactures Maiden Lane. New York
22f strand London ana b. all Druggists, at 23c,
ale aud per box. lsep9dlw
-, "CONPEFsTI0N "a i. the Life of
b--Hh TRADE"-PRINTING in nil It's various branches
lone in n Hns,assed by arg obr Establishment in thr
Snt. "A the VI RGlSIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
.dENr
Jobs printed Coors that will compare with
South Mason and Dxons Line Specimens
> seen Mt Call First Alley, between Main
: .Id Church Streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

e COUNTY By virtue of dctreta order ii ihe 49,,
CONT of ABnomafaX County AZ it, Aili term. rzh In ~
81 Nc by staiinm aud ofhcr-
signed appointed Caiaus sianvr therein, vii. Friday -
day September ucN on tie premises proceed o NJ
Land IN said decree mentioned, at pnlc aneltu TO The -
bidder This Tract 81 Land eohtaius about acres i
highly improved aud in roni heart, with about fu .,t.
woods Vel nb ered 1t il, the ; : Ran Road tpr
aud half Appamanx Depot. adjoining c lands ~ H.
rs H. David Robertson aud others. Terms l. AL I