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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WIG.

y serss called Deep Run, 10 Gun
laihrrusisr's sale OF four Chsst.ra-ld O. H.
'nrere@psSy sale Of ie" acre. Of land 10 Abs@sr-
same day triangular O, the Fair GrOands O'Clock p
iShy .fa.1le farm, known Loa.. eoun.
s.%e I.s, e from 600 70 lao Ss.an county.
lot street adjoining the whis Building
an Hi and S ss sSs ssSs ,o Hal.
den nm At o'clock My order Of the cy Rich.
IS, . .s Crane
d.y-aaosr sS 10 sam. county son,.uip. be-
Sc. s b His iss S IN the village
c%r, - - : '''' = '"' y :" '''F' . decree OF
ran,,,on in oeoeh.nd county. .er, Of
containing s'sH situated 10 Orange county
same days tract II about 500 acres ooo OF which , meade,
andl situated IN Floyd soany about mile. from the O. N. LIS
2SA farm OF go ROetbrds. county contiguous. to
& river and canal also tract near By containing GO IS
Aug A tract o. 4' acres lying on the canal In Fiuvaun.
same day. ,Ae, o, ts2 se. IL Aes~ae county. bordering
tract. Of srs land 2bsnare county, viz. one Of
S 'ss ~e ms.on &C. ssrsOS on, Of So .se with a.,
ssy aSss I'd E ~,
sThs works" s,- River In Mercer county ~
mile, from the Red sulphur sprnE The 40
SA the Court House L.Inston franchise Of III. June
11 s.y .e ~ SS a1s ia n. COUNTY. o. III.
river, with all requisite buildings Advd Thos
same dsythe tavern At Louisa and 200 land
yaons houses and lots al the village, Of the latter
10 90 acres each Terms very liberal. See adyt
i4th.-The estates In Lancaster known
rosn and Hs Quarter eontainlng respectively 1910
ls's chiefly low grounds also loo valuable
See adv't.
same farm called Place" In New Kent county
containing about 80 situated miles from the O.
the sale will take place.
l'h-The RoeksPrng Farm" Of about 400 acres
county, With brick dwelling, ETC. Terms liberal
2ShA tract Of 62T Aibemarie county
Sooham Depot Also tract OF 200 aeres all In woods the
Central Railroad. Terms liberal
SJa 2d.-A Of Richmond compr.-
Ing biS aceto be divided Into ave tracts To be sold the
pTemises nj I'm.
4sale Of " or 80 slaves Qnoludng baotsh'
6c. At Warmiustsr, Nelson TO-
Sth--A Of 800 which q gold Bue
o. $40 Acres, 20
Nern Depot the line % the Richmond Danvls
Tor salc privately meanwhile.
Sh.-Farm New Kent county
sold the at auction unless previously Disposed % private
Dec. 9Tth-A plantation containing $500
bama. ....
tth-Sae ~ urnture Columbian Hotel adVd
lively mos W Kee.-- Goddn Apprrson aud FRED Batter
constabe viii commence o'clrk the Others Al
10 o'clock.
i5th-sae Of gocers the Davenport
Allen Co COMMENCING ~ 10 O'Clock.
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The City Council.


member OF the body has addressed us brief note in
Which he inmates in friendly manner that We 'unin
ientionaly did injustice to the younger members Of the
City Council by editorial remarks accompanying the
letter Of Conway Robinson Esq" We presume that the
injustice referred TO- is contained in the remark the
appellAtiOn City Fathers has become almost term Of
ridcue aud deserves 20 be superseded BY the
pres-ve Of City Youths" Now do not conceive
that injustice has been done to any by this simple
seon l. tnot that Of late years there has been
greater proportion Of young the Council than was
the in the good old days Of yore" And what con
sttuted the claim Ut the Council the patera s0riq
it not the age Of it. members giving assn
TO the community az lage-thoee who we're affected
or better for worse" by the action Of the body that
the municipal affairs would be managed judiciousy aud
satisfactorily We friend that entertain
much respect for Young Amsrca the impulsve little
fellow deserves. We the friends Of progress" when
guarded by the sage maxim Of Dayy Crockett "br sure
you're right then 20 ahead " al the same time We
have much contempt fOr rampant rsdicssm 10 whatever
guse It may come, have tor IL. sutpoie odd 70
gism" We are free 20 admit that IN the composition
Of the Council any other BODY il quite possible that
the younger members may sometimes equal or excel their
elders in the display Of prudence and ssdou Instances
OF this believe, present themselves IN the present
Hall ~ but az general role, decidedlJ Of the
opinion that 1t Is safer Tor the payers Of Richmond to
entfust the management Of their affairs those Who have
at least attained the prime Of life aud With the 'funs-s
VI yeir'' qualified from slpe,ace aud rpeness u
judgment to discharge the responsible duties incumbent
upon them We Of cours however Soud infinitely pre-.
Ter discreet aud sagaciOu' Youth 10 stupid incom
petent Father in conclusion have only 20 az that
~ intend dsrespect 10 the janior member. Of the
Couneil by arythng that have said We only design
Il
The pest aud the present and this over We have ons
With the adflect
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correspondent Of the Fpga,se, slts about the
Know NOthings controlling the action Of the Whg con
venI'on IT, this city wedne sday neIt Ths COMES.
Poodent y too green individual o write for e new.
papers We don't know wha, be- l. taking shout Why
hdn he 'ay That the Democrats would control tie Wing
eonVention' That story just probable a. the
other.
But 10 quiet the fears Of this nervous gentleman ON that
subject We have only say that the convention her. on
next "Wednesday, will be wig convention. composed
only Of Wig, With which neither Know Mornings no,
Democrats, Sueh, sn have ANY thing u do Az Who
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To Mc Editors of ne Wig:
tients.The death OF Hon. Thos. II. Bayy has brought
about wonder the put Of his constituents "a to
who shall he hs successorit has created aspirations m
the bo-Oms O some and inspired others with the hope of
getting to Congress notice in your last issue the card
Of "Mr Mapp" announcing himself a candidate Tor the
post Nj happ may be very and quite accep.
table 10 nanybut there other parts OF this old Dis
trict which would like TO, aud mean have a part in
choosing the man whom they will run--there are many
faithful and well tried veterans in ranks whom We do
not mean 10 pass in silence Permit me then 10
bring Ia notice-and through your columns TO the
notice Of the District the Of Col Robert W. Carter
OF Richmond county, gentleman qualified in every
spcct to represent faithfully honestly and ably the
Congress of the United States Col Carter is well known
a. gentleman Of high moral aud political character firm
In his devotion 10 the good Of the party winch he
bclong' aud knowing its rights "dsres maintain them
fully able, Informed and experienced discharge all the
duties Of representative with honor aud credit the
old State. ESSEX
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Carr,,pond...cs q Co.nn.e1eiaI .ad..rtis.r

MtNI'h, june 20, $500.
Among the Americans now in Munich
two oi artistsCra~ ford aud Lcutze Mr. CraN.
lords grand and spirited equestrian of Washington
lot g,na. is enutey finished The greatest interest
has been taken here ia the casting OF this colossal work
and the foundry visited by the King and Queen oi
Bavaria and the Empress OF Austria After the visit the
hing 10 the hotel requesting M Crawford 10 come
the palace During the audience his Majesty sad that
he could not ALLOW the artist To leave Munich without eI
pressing to him personally the great pleasure he hal IN
seeing the statue, aud his hope that would arrive safely
ri ir-tiuatiOn.
Mr. Crawford j. closing his arrangements tor iorwainp
tue statue AMI will leave day Tor Paris IN roi,
Tor America.
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participate in the meeting ~i he HAg' None others
will be meubers OF that convention they pcrpctr.
fraud upon ID which. Of course gentleman yin do
But IL any Democrat Know Nothing presents hiuseif
IS delegate. having renowned his heresies win no
doubt admit him q Nos otherwise II will BE- a
Whig conv ention out and out.
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What are the rillmor. Men Doing.

While the Buchantcs lcvying tribute upon Pos,
Masters and other officials u the government thsi,
purposes in the campaign, what the FILLMORE do
mgr Are they preparing documents and circulating
them, AMI otherwise organizing their forces See the G
losing circular, which find in Northern exchange
and learn what efforts the Democracy making for old
Buck. 700 perceive that they going employ
and the expenses OF speakers to travel all the
country and preach or Buck aud Breck But read the
circular which anti.Buchanan Post Master has made
pubic
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held the Court Houe the 18th July 1896
day Watson Jordon, called chair j. wmis
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, takngthe char explained the object the
be the appointment Of delegates the Convention
wing be held hr ofRchmond
dAy ofJuly inst therefore
RssorSd That heartily approve Of the proposition
convention, Of the Whg party Of Vrns at the time and place
dcAtrd.
Ressd That his meeting appont thirty dsgAss 10 repre-.
the Why's Of Isle ~ " KIT, In said Convention.
The following gentlemen appointed delgaies under
going resoutons Wit T. v p Covper Dr Watson Jor
dan Wm T. Channel ChAs Jordan, jas Moody Ro r. whit.
heid Dr. ia. souihah Geo Atkinson Jno Murphy chas
y VIM, T. Wright Joel Cock Jr, Ro Blnord wilson,
VIM w. nardin, Msrsha, Jno UTquhar, Jno. w
Turner Jas NY jas A. Carr, Jas Jordan WIN. H. Wilson,
Ludov Lawrence, DR. r. A. Urquhar wm a. Vaughan wins
Daughery, Geo w Andrews, aud Geo. T Neims
Do motion Received That the Chairman and secesry h.
added 10 the dei,gation
On motion resolved, uhIgs happen Rich
mond from this during sitting
thorixed 20 act as delegates,
Rcsfrsd That the Richmond Why and Norfolk eTsd
solved 10 publish the proceedings o. this meeting.
on motion. the meeting adiournsd
wHrG seeresry
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fierce OF words has been raging in Paris with
spect Ia the OF the late foundations ia the south OF
France Cardinal Bonsld aud the U"irsrsc, (he Catho
lie organ ascrbe the hool To the divine wrath for the
observance of the Sabbath, by certain gay shopkeep
in Lyons. But the district OF Lyons occupied by
these fancy siopmen, happened To escape all damsge
from the waters, the Journal des Debdts suggested that
there might be- other for the Divine dspea
particularly in this case the had
been punished and the guilty had escaped free For
this ungAcous interpolation the Journal is overwhelmed
with deuge OF woods little less destructive than that
whch ravaged the cities of the South.
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distinguished catholic priest ia France has written
book, recommending the removal Of the papscy aud all
trapping4 TO Jerusalem. lie thinks this the only
by which Italian difficulties settled and the
integrity OF the Hoy Mother Church be maintained -
Th. scheme under consideration by the first Napo.
leon but he found time carry it into execution
Its reve~a IS thought owing to the present
French Emperor and possibly foreshadows his policy for
the pacncation OF Italy.
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ti0,i42

The inspectors Of -four in Fredericksburg during the
ending Saith ult, follows Family btls Esu.,
ss bb supenns 900 bbls fine bbs Mddnss Isl bU.
Condemned, 81 DO Total IsT;.
The first lot OF wheat received in Alexandra
wsdn.siay sanford farm Ia ws.tIas-i.a.
county Va and sold lIo white cents for
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The Committee of Arrangements appointed by the
Chairman O the Wing meeting held at Goddn's Hail. on
% inst requested to the Wing building, this
(ssturdayJ steTuoon nC O'Clock
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10 tie Voters OF tie Fyra Congregational District com.
Po@ei IF ms eorntie' Of Jh'dde'eT, WestuoreiaHd,
Richmond. Ess,J, King and QieeH, AccomocL, North.
oD,ptOH, EiizaJcM City, York, WarocE Jcvses Cgfy
WHip"sb'rg Noo hcnf, Northumberland, Manhc,rs,
GiO"cester, and Lancaster
the hand OF Providence has taken from our midst the
honorable and lamented Thomas H. Bayy and left our
District unreprescned the question arises WHO is IN
BE- his successor. The answer is hold q Convention,
knowing IL 10 be- the privilege Of the people 70 select
for office and not select office for themselves We
therefore respectfully suggest the various counties
posng the District 10 hold meetings, aud send delegates
Convention be- held az some suitable place and act
tie tile question by selecting true Fillmore We
know 90 place IN this District suitable than York
town for the meeting Of Convention IL " central easy
Of access, both by land aud The steamer Gada
tor can briog the delegation from Eastern shore aud
Matthew and the Seabird bring them from the
upper counties, both bOa' meeting At yorktown every
Tuesday, nearly AZ the same hour We say hold Con.
yentiOn on "Wednesday, the Gfh o. August Thursday
The return bO1ts will take the delegates their homes
We have many qualified "a l the vacancy loo.
ed by the death Of the snented Bayly ~ ever quarter
~ uns District Bot IL gives pleasure % recommend to
The VOTERS u this District gentlcmpn who will ALWAYS
be Slng tOrubfn his claims % Convention IT, IL in
opinion the must available man in the District and We
think he IL ~ least two hundred stronger than any
other select He II admired iOt his talent
AID virtue that be- has failed sheneser a candidate
10 gei large vote IRON the opposing party His alenis
hnest looking 10 tb- District The appearances of The
indicates tat intended lin for high sta
hon he such that they seze upon the anec
rOns aud almost fiyet 20 him To know him. il 10
love hin That nan y our honorable senator Robert
Saunder'" MANY VOTERS ~ YORK
~ Papers friendly are desired 10 copy.
The Philadelphia Inquirer the organ 81 the Straight
Why sud very influential journal has strong srtiee
mfyor ~ Mr. Fillmore II ays
Onr Thing least is certain tie election n Willard
Fillmore The chief Msgsrscy Of the republc would b.
national bleeding IT, bss been tried and he has real.
~ ~ highest expect tiOns Of his waunca fiend.
e y Tor the UvioN she v Tor PEsCs Avn aLL IT'S
rEicrlgss HLFssfS0s- he Il Tor the CONSTITUTION Avn
sIi rng Lsws-and like the Immortal Clay ~ woULp
HsfHsR RON rH,s ~ PRssIDESr"
SgsrHscg ~ a PRrScfss.P Princess Mickeladse 81 Kn.
s Rus.ia has t been sentenced twenty years hard
labor IN the Siberian mines for having killed her husband
through the agency 81 four men, OF whom lived With
her terms Of criminal niimscy. Her son. Prince A..
81 Mckelsd-e completely IN the crime has been con
demne TO common sider 10 he amy and 10
lose Ill the privileges Of bic rank.
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True Enough.

The Albany Statesman tells that the supporters OF
Fremont have already ceased regard Mr. Buchanan
opponent all to be dreaded and have, consequently,
turned their batteries upon Mr.. Emore-regsrding the
contest between him and Mr.. Fremont. This is ct
acy what have attempted demonstrate elsewhere
in these columns to-day. Now, have the tesmon. OF
sagscous New York Journal in support OF the pro
position. Ii is true preschng-the contest at the
North !, between Fillmore and Fremont
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MARRIED,

on "wednesday 9Th q Iuns bv the
~ JOHN W TOsTER % Prince Edward 10 Miss AaNFs HAIR
WY. Of Campbell county, Va.
On Tsdsy, "a instant ~ n. Rev f Adkins Mr. o. FAR
RAR. ~ garne Mise NANNIk w. daughter Of Nc Stephen
Sheppard q Prince Edward
on ne a. inst ~ The Res. W Mr. ROBERT COZ
BY, PowhAtan Mis- LUOY daughter of James Atmi.
isa1, SEQ o. Prince Eduard
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ID
10 the Editors Of the " Y kicpress:
o.urx,.o Jn,x s,b ,ske
A., I'll Alb ina, Oh, .,..,, ..,,h;s t,, po,,.. >,
nd ssI - -. -; - .,r, 4,
-; " S,p -. 80 -, s $50. =, -. 49,, ". o, ~
ad honn;o ,sss. o ns ~. 80, ,s Aus
vote was tstsn ON pjan, ;,h III s,Ii,.n roi,s
riIlnora M + Earn,, s ~ .o
''''' ''''''
,,,. .... -, 49,. -. -, e a.. -. -. - -
suhseouant trim "a SoIlox' 49, ~
pI,,nr, DC , p,.L.,.. a.
;err,,, Sn;,h In | Esmon, -
soonort The ".oov borss" c.pSso,e W '''"'-' WHO
Ff w.. A..
IT, H.. Ey.,ars of H. A., vi I,r.,,.
lst Ssx York for Albany in Nh. s,..n,.r ..N.u
World on Thursday evening 90 inst Ii was proposed
TO take the vote OF those on the upper deck The ioow
'hB y tne i'@hH
T"u'.' .,
Bushanao
July 5th, 1856
4. t nt A', '. ~ , '.' y. :. n-P.t.S ,.
Ne. York and Erie railroad az a.lf pas, : A Nj from
jersey Cty Patterson which resulted in the following
statement
. '''inUS Htewon', -
To he Editors Of tie " J. Expresz
ELNIRI July 5ih, 1856
vote taken in Trap Co barrel factory this day
resulted As follows
r
Buchanan
The people in this quarter are beginning TO open their
eve, Ia regard to the Roman Catholic ieade Of the Re
Aapriyate party in Yonler. a few isy, sgo-ureseut
- grutlemen--the vote was
Fillmore, u
T u,tan'"'
In a factory at Carmsn-yille-s eu-the vote stood
Fillmore, as
p"'naa' 10
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ness, HENRY ANDERs0N "a In the SIND Of hs
Bort Peus Nrbraska Territory 10Th JAMIE NJ
MASON AGED twenty years, con John Mason
Washington.
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NJ notice., psaIs Church uHl h. open Tor D.
AoSvne Service tonorrou ~ ~ oeloet In the monins
/ : : oeock o. ~ svenng iyi2-ft
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isroST' To RieAsosD fcoS korsigA Prts d1as MOI
S"nfHg sOt. JaHs i;Ss, ana time criscs.
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4" the Editors Of the ". y. cypress
being taken In = mandatory in Madison street
on the Presidential election, the result follows
Fillmore, Is
No choice,
Yours, YOUNG PATRIOT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-17

we commence this morning task we shai
gr,n time to time continue, by which we eI-
pect to lay the universal Democratic party un-
der obligation. Our purpose is TO assist their
own organs in bringing into full and conspicuous
view the merits Of Mr.. James Buchanan as pub
lie man and q Democrat. And that we may make
our services Of more avail we design devoting
ourselves chiefly to those points In his character
sad the.e passages in his history which might
be overlooked by his democratic friends. The
first leaf from his record. TO which VIC invite at
tention. is FOURTH OF july GRAFTON. deliver
ed in 1915. The near approach Of that ever
memorable anniversary renders the reproduction
of this Grafton opportnne- Bat apart from this
its sentiments and opinions would. at any time
attract notice ms the seminal principles Of an AS
piring young politician. who has, in the progress
of time come 10 be a democratic candidate for
the Presidency. We especially commend to his
party friesds his views upon several questions
that are yet eKtant--such as FOREIGN INFLUENCE,
PROTECTION TO COMMERCE and the general MER-
ITS or DEMOCRACY. What he thought Of the
righteous aud successful war Of 1872 what Of
the United States Bank--and what Of the pure
and patriotic administration Of James Madison,
must deeply interest and impress his democratic
admirers But We will not mar the effect Of this
magnificent address by remarks Of our own. We
commend il to the Democracy rs party and as
men. in its detail and it's entirety.
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prieeuf CERTAIN fine farm rot far from Dayton.
Ohio A reply came in about three months
time. and with it. very much to his surprise.
come n number Of sympathising letters from his
intended that was. and from number of other
young Indies and their friends, who apparently
had Teen taken 18th sudden great friendship
for the young man. He has concluded to re-
main here under tue impression that he would
mol be safe in the vicinity Of Dayton. Caiifor.
min Cbr0DirIe
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has been said of od"this is world of wonderland to
the observer daily presented something and wonderful
both Men of genius and skill constantly
engaged in seeking that which become valuable to the
public living emblem scentfcs; and from all these
wonders which have been brought before the world and
culay Medical Faculty there has been nothing yet
surpassed Davis Pain Killer winch the most valuable
family medicine in for internal and external
plants that flesh heir TO of the fact
but call at the drug store where you get
bottc--from 25 cts. to 81 Tennessee Organ
THE PAIN KILfEH-As means of removing pain from the
medicine acquired reputation equal to Per
ry Killer The sale of this article has exceeded all
has real moiit, aud that is sufcientAtrpor 4
CopRgt0a (hy) Ntrs.
Sold by all dealers in family medicine
iunp;l Id
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IA l.XNCHBURG FIRM. =. ..s.v-sy.
"a TNRE EMPORIUM-,Tbe sub GstEaaEENns$$5E
IR ssrl9er having opened at his old E4e@1s$.1sfs5
sfafu, would inform his friends and @GS
TT r VI generally thai he has large and
nti,fANl ASsORfMENT OF FURNITURE, SURPRISING
S,ns ever before exhibited this city. Among the
@ ana oeanfu articles he forbcar mention
inP ~ afeh Secretary Bodsead and Toilet Table com
hn s MOI only an exceedingly Ingenious conrsante'
M IA challenges the admiration all who behold H.
No ihe 70 purchase are respectfully solicited 10 eau
hiT ee or any examination Of stock, And Int little you
IL ut' XII work sold securely packed free Of eharsf
ii"r and Siaek mattresses made to order.
T.. j. FOLKS
he sure 10 call Folkes before here
'" yo" may regret IT, others have done oedGrlyh
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~ bv Ran ~ - ne su bsc ribcr. ave received
Robes Dress SiLs E MODS eonsis ing ia part of Sik
goods 80 """y o'her scarce and desirable
June l7-dSctaw2w1 Ioun ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-17

Benjamin franklin and Prof. DE lsrath.-
Franklin brought elecr y from the heavens EARTH but
remained for Prof DE rath apply that electricity to the
lief diseased suffering mortasdseases that heretofore
baed the old treatment such Neuralgia Rheu
matism, Pains Stiff JOINTS DE fness Swengs Palsy Piles
Skin Diseases &C. cured by Prof De Graths cleo
oil in and days Read this letter
PROF. DE GRATH-I have been the victim of
Rheumatic affection and lost the of limbs could not
raise my hand my head in short totally helpless
applied Electric OIL and before had used bottle
perfectly restored You may refer any sufferer to
MRS T. HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street.
Mrs Hu'chins is well known in Philadelphia My Oil has
cured 1900 other Phacp han among whom George w
Ward Esd JOS X Bacon r. b. Da Costa Mrs. Fasait Geo
G. Boyer SOP n Third street and others aluminium. Sole
depot Tor this city No 80 s. Eighth near Chestnut street
PROF. CHAs DE GRATH.
III The Electric OH Depot has been re,nored
~ No Electric should be used unless signature
the label and blown the bottle All others dan
gerous Bottles %, SO and 81 For sale by Dr. j. H. SEAY,
Lynchburg Va. [may eats
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SADDLE ~ HARNESS MANuEACTOKy
- The undersigned having formed Copsrtnership for n
purpose of conducting general >ADDLERY & HARNESS
BUSINESS, under the firm and style of DAWSON Wuky
purchased the stock of the late Edward Thurman maj
taken the stand five doors below the Market house r
occupied by him. They have also purchased In the mari
ct large and varied stock of all articles be in m
class Saddle and Harness Mandatory large and well
sorted stock of Saddles Saddle Bags Brids Harness. Dc A.
will be kept constantly hand Strict attention will be g
REPAIRING.
The undersigned atte them selves that after experience
OF in all branches of their business they will
able to execute all work in their line in very best STYLE
and the shortest notice They solicit the
the customers of the late Edward s. Thurman their friend
and the public generally with the that exen
will DC made TO secure the appreciation of their
COUNTRY ORDERS will receive prompt attention
A