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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31
NEW SERIES, NO. 6.
nFQMN $3.50 strictly in advance.
1ElCn1N, $500 at the years end.

put off, for, according to the custom of the
country, they have come there for the express
purpose of compelling her, on that night, there
and then, to make up her mind, and to declare
the object of her choice.
At length, after further parley, her heart is
touched, or at least she pretends it is, by the
favored swain. After certaiL prelmnares be-
tween the girl and her parents, her lover is ad-
milted through the window, where the Alliance
is signed and sealed, but not delivered, in the
presence of both father and mother. BY the
consent of all parties, the ceremony is not to ex-
tend beyond couple of hours, when, after
second joifcation with the kirsch- wasser, they
all retire--the happy man to bless his stars, but
the rejected to console themselves with the hope
that at the next tournament of love making they
may succeed better. In general, the girls de-
clsion is taken in good part by ALL and is regard
ed as decisive. .-Heathman's S,oitzerland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

NAPOLEON in his history of the
Peninsular war, makes the following exccllcnt
and just remark on Napoleon
"Self had no place in his policy save as his
personal glory was identified with France and
her future prosperity Never before did the
the world see man soaring so high and devoid
of all selfish ambition, Let those who, honestly
seeking truth, doubt this, study Napoleon care
fully; let them read the record of his second
abdication, published by bis brother Lucien, that
stern republican who refused kingdoms at the
price of his principles, and they will doubt no
longer"
This is from British writer who studied the
affairs of the times in which Napoleon flourish
ed, with more than ordinary fidelity and intelli-
gence; and who, withal, is as regular speci-
men of John Bull, as ever put pen to paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

CATARAcTs OF THE NILE.-Thc banks of the
Nile are often picturesque and beautiful and
the eastern side, to the Arabian Gulf is bound
cd by high mountainous ranges, composed of
granite, porphyry. and marble, of the greatest
variety of colors. Lofty granite rocks. enclose
the green and fertile valley of Jarjar, narrow
oasis rescued from the surrounding desolation
Pref e-eminenti in beauty amid the numerous islands
which stud the river with their emerald verdure
is the I" Garden of the Tropics" called by th'
Egyptians the " Island of Flowers" Within
the space of mile in length and quarter in
breadth, it presents fertility equal to the finest
part of Egypt 1t is three miles above the Is
land of Elephantine and the most remarkable
feature in the scenery is caused by the Nile dash,
ing through the wild confusion of granite rocks
with which its bed for many miles is thickly
strewed, The no Sc of the cataracts formed by
the river, which boils and foams amid thou.
sand rocks, is heard at distance of three miles
The stream, forcing its way through the innu'
merable isets situated near this spot, is tossed
about in every direction, forming numberless
little cascades, and presents to the traveller
eye scene Of peculiar grandeur and effect The
noise resembles that of tempestuous ocear
beating on rocky shore
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31


Well my lad, what then9 Do you expect
more liberty to do as you please, or more pow
er to do what is right! if the former, it would
be better for the world and infinitely better for
yourself that you should never grow up to be
a man. The mere enjoyment of q larger lib
erty will only bring disastrous results in your
mental and moral constitution. You will be
surely engulfed in the vortex of dissipation and
wrong, and be lett at the close of life, wreck
on the shore of the great ocean of eternity wait
ing for the wave that shall sweep you to retribu-
ton. Man has something else to do, than to
follow up his own desires, and that you will
find out most certainly "when you grow up to
be man." You ought to learn it now.
When l grow up to be- a man Doyou know
what the responsibilities of manhoodare We
fear not. There are many young men-of mid
die life, too--who are in the midst of the very
action of their responsibilities and they do MOI
feel their obligation. They are living for them
selves, and throwing away duties and responsi
blities in the wantom and wicked torpidity o
idleness, or in the giddy chance for pleasures
Do you wish to grow up like them! Alas
there is fearful account to BIZ given at the enc
of such lfe-a fearful retribution to be ex
pected. God has given to them manhood will
its powers fer benifcent purposes. No man cal
live to himself and escape the responsibility p
Man must do something in the world for its ben
eft. They must work and add something t.
its productive industry, either directly by bodi
ly labor, or indirectly by the exercise of thei
mental powers. If the health Inherited or ex
pected from parents does not require the wor
Of the body il will furnish no excuse for tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

happened to get into conversation with
vouup Iishman who wished to claim for his
Emerald Isle the honor of being the birthplace
of certainly more than two-thirds OF the great
men that ever lived and adorned the world with
their brilliant minds, or startled it by their won
derfnl deeds.
The contention was rather spirited, in the
course Of which alluded to a paragraph ia
Mooney's History of Ireland, wherein it says
that Napoleon was of Irish descent.
With a resentfn look, and an indignant toss of
the head, he replied
Well, what of that! There's good many
Frenchmen Irish. ."-CHARLEY FERN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

| A DuTcnMAN ABROAD" Hello, friend, can
you tell me the way to Reading!"
80, yaw, could tell you so besser as no.
body. You must first turn the barn round de
pritch over and brook up stream, den de first
house YOU come to is my proder Hans's big barn;
dat ish de biggest barn on dish road it ish
eighteen feet one way and eighteen back again.
My prcder Hans thought to thatch il nit shin
giles, but he sold dem and shingled nit straw,
and clapboard it nit rails; after you 60 by my
proder Hans's big barn, de next house you come
to ish a haystack of corn stalks built init straw
but you must not stop dere too. Den you take
the road on your shoulder, and 60 down as far as
de pritch, den you turn right again. Ven you is
coming back, you come by house dat stands
right back alongside of little yaller tog. He
runs and says pow, WOW, wow and pites lit
lie piece out of your leg, den he runs and shumps
into an empty pig pen dat has four sheep in it.
Den you look away upon de hill down dere in de
swamp dere and sees blue white house painted
red, nit two front doors on de back side well,
there ish where my proder Hans live, and he
would tell you so besser than could dent
know
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

WEARA SHAwL.-The Brooklyn Eagle thinks
that shawls should be worn by the masculine
gender for the following rhyming reasons;
elf you want to be in fashion, wear shawl;
if to ladies an attraction, wear a shawl if TO
sheep and cows terror. or like shanghais is full
feather. or even range upon the heather, wear
shawl; if your lips are badly moulded, and your
shirt and vest unfoded, or unpleasant to behold,
wear shawl if you're courtine some fine lin
net. wear sha%l-you might wrap your lassie
in it, in your shawl. Its like charity on pins,
and hides multitude of sins-although it causes
grius-dOes your shawl # yoa wish to be
dandy, wear a shawl. In word it is a most
useful article-and may wrap your feet head,
knees, make seat, blanket, bed, pillow, a
wIap-rascal &r a Scotch plaid of your shaw"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

We have read some queer church-yard inscrip-
,ions in our day, but none, for simplicity, equal
to the following, recently discovered by some
Old Mortality in Jersey -
He was One Of 'em--
Well, He was =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

APRopos DE BorTEs.--Italy has often been
compared to boot--and it is boot. we should
say, that would almost give it's soul, if it could
only see the last Of Austria.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
II. FRANCE a co, Managers.
ID, 900 Nusn her. - 4 900 PriSes!
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
preceding and eoding numbers To those
raaing POO friyss will be entitled the 500 Ap
example Ii ticket No. 1880 draws
s35 pge those tickets numbered lvis 1919,
lla 1889 VIII each be entitled to $780, and according
the above scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,
In the above achee there 10000 tickets numbered from
Th 300 full Prizes aud HO Approx xmatons,
making in all 1000 frzes.
Tho 2ooo0 corresponding with the
the tickets pnlod separate slips rolled
up enercled with small tin tubes aud placed In Glass
Wheel
cncreled pn od In another wheel After revolving
the whces number drawn from the wheel Of nnmbcrs and
time prize Is drawn from the other wheel, by
hoys who bndodod The number and tho prize drawn
opened bed the audience and registered by
the Commissioner the prize being placed against the number
This operation is repeated until all tho prizes
The drawing then printed. aud after compar
"a the Commissioners ecriihtH TO ita correctness
u Przos payable IN full, WITHOUT DEDUCTIONS.
Address orders ior Tickets 10
II FRANCE a co,
Il, u dim NlllImnre Md
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10 "a -. "a a AZ y -.
LIAM rASKER 0Ptrk Place Now "rN tnNltesl ln a.
tc of Southern and Western Merchants to h new s"t
Of Fans Combs Hair. Tooth, and Nail brushes 'd l'V
cucs Perfumerv soaps Porte Monnaies jet and br'd
lr Pocket B06i5 Buttons, Fins and Needles HOOKS
AMI I.nS Watch Guards. Wax. Coral tud tis- hete NteN
csrrinan scissors Razors aud Cutlery Gold and Gilt
Aec1reons and Nolns including general ana very
laren stock Of English French and German Fancy d''ls
beh viii old very lowest prices for cash OF ap
proved paper- :. H. ,.s.r,o,,or
- WILLIAM 1ASkER,
TO- Park Place, New York.
:, f.aosa ept This out may 2dly.l
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SH SION MERCHANTS san FRANCISCO GAL-N'f-
HOE 3l FRONr STREET NFW YORK farticuar attention
paid SALES TOBACCO and consgnmcntS direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
RETERENCES-A. \ y. Lawrence 4 Co. Boston Alien
4 Paxspn. Nen York; Courtney & Cushing Baltimore
Davenport, Allen co, Edmond Davenport 4 Co adlam
q James T. Heath, late auditor, and trensha~ y
CO.. Richmond McCorkc & jones. Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Pres
T. q Ferguson Co. aad Miller trcnshaw, Lynch
burg
\. B-Hayng established branch If onr house in New
York resident partner that city will give his personal
receiving ransppng and securing the low
of freight free Of enmmi,aan) on all goods consg
cd san Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co, viii act for ms At Rich
mond an2 2--e'diN.
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XyIiHOrYPES rHoroGRAPHS, D 40 + REQ
thclr pe~frtion at the Gallery of G. w MINIS CO
y. = TANNER would inform his friends aud the pubic IN
reperal that returned from the North after an a
srnte of some months during which tic ne has secured
without regard labor every new ard important
npr,yrnant known Photographic and Is now pre-
dared TO furnish who desire them NUraiFpts
nu Glass Paragraphs Payer o. the iEnere'i2I' as
aud perfection He has. also, large and beautiful assortment
sFs PRAafs &C. made expressly len the art visit to this
Gallery is solicited whether Pictures are desired pr hot
=. Gallery always open and free 10 Ss'fT' e, XVFr 'N
reptol y. ; J. u 49,
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS
TERMS.

Tho Vfg 9lNIAN published daily So and weekly
e Der annum advance No will be discontinued
at the optian of the Proprictors until all arreaages shall
have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cents per square
mos or less first insertion, and 37l for each
uni ordered form weekly and then 80 cts
,uare will be charged for each Insertion II the numbero
he marked on the Ms, il will be published till or
iored out and charged accordingly
w. THE YEARLY RATES ARE;
raues1
TIVE do do ~
FAR one do soml.weekly y....................... %
tive
- Advertisements intended for both papers subject TO spe
cial contract. -, 49,
or the advertisements charged at transient rates
- All advertisements appear in the daily and ti
weekly papers ,.., -. ., ii, liz, - ~, +,
,e41l . for the excess.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r OOK At THIS !-Exsrnordfnar Gnssrsnee
u 4 A0AINNI EIREll :.

II OOk At THIS extraordinary hmsereneo
IL AGAINST fiREii -
fgrac Of Later from SogoA, Ia, dated January u Iss6
oembcr last Messrs Adams Cos Express oniee situated In
large four story brick building in this city totally de-
ruins nn Yesterday when II was dug out and even
found surrounded with live Goals land almost red hot iron lay
enoughfre could not be hoiter-t sa triumph indeed We
"''''' Yenrstruiy, ROWLAND 4 BROS.
NonroIK, VA, January II, 1885.
y request messr Rowland Bros we this day attend
which December belonging to Mesra Adj
Co.'S Express and found the papers and eontets In
could be hnd large four story building entirely
yed aud the remained the Whole time surrounded
ff,lm the ruins. -
Signed, GEO l. ANDENSoNt = HALL.
WIN REYNOLDS, A. D NOLAN,
fully satisfied with the manner In which the above men
toned Safe preserved is contents A. A. COWDEk1
Agent Adams a Co.'S Express
Ertraet from a Norfolk Paper
ADAMS syrOneoi HerrinR celebrated Fire proof Safes
In Adams Express Office when the building was burned
age II remained buried In the rubbish until
rhnrsdny when II taken Tho fire the occasion
alluded tho herccs we ever saw and when the
by ombera glowing brightly When opened the paper /.
other articles contained were found be sound ana gener
ally good condition. thus ahorng another proof Of tho Sc
cuy and superiority Of these afes The alluded TO may
be seen a, the warehouse Of MeTs Rowland Bros who
uf its pcombusbe qualities when lis exterior
smid the ombors that gared around II for hours days and
nerrngs paen, Champion Fireproof Safes with Halls
"'N'' ''''' s. @ HERRING CO.
Nos l35, l37, l3o Water street, N Y.
i'll THOMPSON co, Agcnta.
fe dom Lynchburg Va
MALL. iA1n.--NEW DRY lsOODs.-PHILIP
lyme na n@m opsma s"r,n AT IF ry oods consist
ug of every thing 20 be had in that line sep l3ts
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The above Ohio River \ slight advance is
charged way by Railroad No Storage Charged
. G00ds thraug dHf Copsign to
BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES RICHNONn-Sterns & Brummel 1inSley
Tariy 4 Co Selden x Miller j. IL Claiborne J. W Wright
& e. Chas T Wortham Co. Shields y Sommervllle and
Ed,nouds Davenport & Go. June 21ts
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FL, as. ,nnrRY az u,sIX.,C.-A,cr,. PilI..

ride the palate, but their energy ai
l ,yr5 Il D. tacrc and tells with giant force on the
II disease There thousands Of sufferers
VA Il not their dsempars they knew they e"ud
erred Try Ayers Pis and Noa VIII Know IT,
P4-f.. fHa. !ia#d and disease will be starved out
C4u- tl' system from impurities and you are cured a!
ry1ts ,r..-
Weakness Hcadaehe Blckarhe, stieorhe Jaaaare k"eq
n4i,n arrangements of the Liver Kidneys ana h'Mii' an
Il .4nrsp+s aqd all diseases which purgaye remedy can
I,leh Hy bef ,rr them ike darkness before the sun
Rtpr. You suffering from any "i TIE nuht COM
pls tiny crcsuffer no more-lhe remedy has been pro-
y .Isl for vsu. anH it is criminal to neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral Is the best medicine i'r
C,ugh known the whole world and that Ayers rus are
ta,st OF all Pills known 10 those who have nsed them
pft,ar.lby IT j. G. AVER, Chemist Lowell, Mas. auh
~ .. Llr.l IrL.ts NL1r- -LLl -1-
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1883. FALLA WINTER ARRI-

C---ZA INDD. FNIII a w
~eiSgg1 ~ NAL.-SIMPSON 4 BRO sign of the Golden
- Pad Lock, Main street. Lynchburg, Va, now
s7kh' very large assortment of Hardware;
Cutlery Guns Pistols; Hunting and Fishing
Tackle; Plated Goods Floor and Table on Cloths Win
dow Shades Corniee House building Materials; Carpen
Mulwrights aud Smiths Tools; Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings; Snddery shoe Makers Findings Wood and WI.
ow Ware Farming Utensils Housekeeping Articles &c. &c
Their Stock the extensive and desirable ever offered
this marko, for public patronage embracing the first class Of
goods whole of hem recently purchased many Of which
entirely introduced for the Fall and Winter
rade Of ls55.
They cordially their friends and the public to make
Inspection Stock either those who wish to purchase
may desire merely large and varied assortment
~
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n XN1r1p,.,,.4 AranEmN NrEINl AWVn.

"a NNtE5Rt2sts tithE WN OF FINE hNES.
SI-ATrR ACTION ENTRAORpINARY.-pATE
NNBROIYpES. bv J. KEAGl, only, successor to y. l..
ennis nj his ol stand door the Virginia Bank Main
the highest achievement of the Photo
graphic art These beautiful pictures glass plates have, in
fy months almost entirely annhated the old style Daguer
vo paoecs- being infinitely superior in every regard
l'sf tfey can light The features not
yersfd as in the DagncrreoApe They brilliant
iclr in tone and elegant in nish the eyes more
@ akcp in the time required by the old process
mud .Stly ty " IN They are hcrmeticay seal
m between plates glass which sealing secured by letters
,ent i'm Tho ntcl States Europe and owned i'm Lynch
nrr bv Keagy ou This scaling ,ndcs them impcrNiorsto to
mir water any other when destroys the Daguereo
type. 81, ~. ,..,.., ....t.u,.
Dqguerreotypes copied into AmbroyPes and renderedim
perishnbe -. 49,,
instruction given the art and the rght 10 mako Ainor
iynps in Virginia. reasonable terms. .
Every variety Frames Sci also large stock OF
,o,,airy. e1,staynt Nv an hand lsep 29-dts
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APOTHECARIES, &C.

al EDtCtNAI. LIQUORS AND WINES
W Pure Jnie" Port Wme pure French brandy sherry
All these articles are aranted pure and suitable Tor aeue
Hal purposes For sale by JOHN H. Shai,
a Iicghnny springs Wn,.r.-rbc -ub-,ribcr
n just supply of this celebrated Mineral Wa
ter direct from the Springs 1t isearctnly put up in bottles
ahd IS Thought 10 POSSESS all the virtues OF the water aN "
theounlan II highly recommendcdin eases OF dyspep
sa and arrangement of the digestive constant sup
ply viii be kept on hand JOHN IL sEAY, Druggist,
only Agent for lynehburg
Also, regular supply of Saratoga or Congress Water
BDONNAeEs, Ac.. for the Hair.-rure ox.Mar
highly perfumcd prepared by ourselves and neatly
put up glass srs i.uhs celebrated ponades; riyers
Rlne Pot romnado CoaVer's Clarified Marrow and Bears
Crease b3ys rreophcreasi Lyons KahsIon rhalons In
vgorator Moods Restorative and nearly all the most popular
preparations fof the grow tn aud oean Of the hair
l9b Druggists, Bank Square
4 WRow ROOT, (BEHnUDN Cor" starch,
N Bakers Broma and Cocoa, Shines Cod Liver OIL Rush
ton Clark's Cod Liver Oh, for sale by
june l5ts II. sTABLER co
lNor Enn,ii;cs.-E"xIi~h. French nnd Amcri-
can Mustard Of superior quality pure ground Spices al
black Teas. superior Salad for table Sc Sc
by tnosets JOHN IL sEAN, Druggist
Nice for cold Meats, so"p-, Ac.--Just received,
wortestcrshire Sauce aud
nov 2a.lw SfRofnER WHITEHEAD.
uDnint- nnd aiI~. Xc.-Whitc and brown Zine,
warranted nre nsecd Spirits rnrpeutne varnishesi
Brushes coiors lutty Window Glass S. for sale by
ygNO pKEXsBGsANS-
Il Ierrngs Blue Mass. the host In use,
Hrrin Caster OIL large and small bottles nearly tastelcss
English Wine t"chcmh iautprepared from the fresh
and infinitely superior 10 the WINE OF the seed dried
root;
Fluid Extract Naeran from the fresh English cultivated
IN this country
Also al oicmal .ruid Extracts carefully prepared
Liquor Ergotin,e
ledlc fotas> tAkjnspn Bicger s)-toecher with com.
i}ste pure Chemicals nice graduated
Measures small Glass Fuunels Instruments, &c sui
ted the PIN sicans country carefully
selected and for sale b. S1ROTHER y WHITEHEAD
aug Its. Druggists, Bank Square.
E.s0r Coughs md soid-.-tyrc's Ghcrr, recto-
n raj; Jaynes ENpeeoranti Leonards Instant Relief Has
ting, syrup Neptha; Blans Pulmonc Nafers lalsa iv
ovor and Hoafhound Peas; Candy Cough Lo2enRes Ae,
Ae. tor sac hy Lnas 2i.tsl JNo II. sEAY Druggist
ateEsE;N tssNs.TfSs.-A small supply just received
Va Also all kinds Spices ground aud unground-fre
for sale by SfROTHER y WHITEHEAD, Druggists
sep Its. Bank Square.
Elyor the slsin.-ss Cream of BEAUTY;
n Balm Of 1000 Flwcrs; Meeu Fun; Lilly white; Nymph
Soap; Cold Cream Dulenc, Amandine &C. sale by
nov Pits JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
iNREs FALL ANp WINTER CABBAGEsEED--
/ runnef ruraip
Eun H3rn
lust received aud tor s1le hy
iy y31ts Sr}prtER WIlrEHEAp Druggists
AtECRATE FgAdsNESEA.-A supply constantly on
u hand prepared every week and always fresh and good
Also. SARATOGA \ or CONGRESS WATER, direct from the
Springs For sale by JOHN II. SEAf
iy llts. DmHgist
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MISCELLANEOUS,
$l36.OOO!!!
MARYLAND LOTTERY
TO RE DRAWN ON THE HAVANA PLAN.

Grand Ceu.oiidmscd l.ossery of Maryland
CLASS To-
70 be drawn In Baltimore Md, on saturday March, " ieao
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UNAMgLY AND EXTRA FLOUB.-Faimily, /,
II Extra and Superfne Flour In store and for sale by
10 22ts LEE JOHNSON.
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UEaEPlOW bsAT BEATS T1sE WORLD
BEST WORK WITH LEAST bRAu8HT
mems PdTENT PREMIUM ROW.
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NALL, 1hb1.--NEW DRY GOODs.-pHILlP
u w. PAYNE Is now opening at kyle's Corner, Main
street of Dry Goods, consist
up Of every thing 10 be had that line tscp 15-ts
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NEW CONCERN.-The undersigned have this
~ entered for the purpose Of
ing PAINTING BUSINESS under the style and hrn
Of WIN. X. GEO. G. JOHNSON, and hope to receive .
liberal share of patronage
They prepared all kinds of HOUSE PAINTING from
TIE style Their facilities for this
kind OF work unsurpassed.
In addition to House Painting they prepared
PAIYTIS6 BROWNING STAINING and GLASS; also
whitening ornamenting side walls and ceings at the
shortest notice.
Shop Tor the present, opposite the Norvell House
WIN r. JOHNSON,
q o6.d1mec3 GEO C. JOHNSON.
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TIOUSE AND HICN FNINTtNGI-I am stfII
engaged In the above business and present prepared
to undertake all kinds of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
either country Iuse nothing but the best material
and employ workmen, therefore, with
all who with their work. that
having well done My charges are rea
aonnble and uniform. =. -.
Persons in the country having painting to do would find to
their before their work
am Mt ready them at the shortest notice
my friends and customers for the very liberal
stow the last five Ihope TO
a continuation of their fav ,rs j. T. WOODSoN,
House and sign Painter, Lynchburg Va
n B-As the season Is hand for Cleaning &c,
would say that shall pay particular attention. this Spring to
10 ladye.in j. T. w.
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MEDICINAL. LIQUORS AND WINES
vi Pure Juice Port Wine pure French Brandy, Sherry
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Sehedam sehnap
Ali these articles warranted pure, and suitable for med
ual purposes. For sale By JOHN H. SEAN,
uupisi