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Carpets, Oil Cloths, So,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George II. l.. Hyatt,

Nos. 444 and 4iG Pcari- Street, (near
Chothan,) New. York,
III AS now in s:ore, and il constantly re-
Il cciying wELL-AssoRTED STocK OF
CARPETS. Ou~CLoTus. &c, To which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination of beth enaiity md prices. will
prove satisfactory TO Merchants and TO
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists Of
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS.
sells CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH & AMERI.
JOAN ,3-PLY, AND INGRAM
CAR ETS;
Comprising many New Patterns, made ex-
Pressiy for first class trade. Also,
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from TO
- feet, in various qualities. Rid, Mosaic
Tnfted aud Common Hearth Rugs and
Door-mats OF different sorts. Table and
Piano Covers Of Choice Patterns. A.
81 and O. Plaid and Plain Mailings.-
Wiadow Shades OF desirable styles
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, aud al other
articles usually kept in Carpe, Stores.
HE Il ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Carhat g. Nye's Power Loom Three-ply
and Ingram Carpets, as well as Barberis
Auburn Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly rcprcscnted to
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July 20 Billy.
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lgrirl:ulltur1al.
From tie Sol Of Mc South.
MODE OF CULTIVATING CORN

Messrs. Editors: At the request of
Your valued correspondent "Solon," will
g'ya' you, briefly, my mode OF cuI,ivatiup
my corn. fhave itltcndy givcs, my mode
oi planting. As soon rs nv corn has
Sur leaves, start my plowS and hoes j..
u. run the furrow next to the corn with.
narrow sub-soil scooter. one inclr anil 4
ha'' wide the point, from seven to e,gh,
inches deep; as close to the corn as can
get IT. so as not TO cover it up. plow
ont the mlddles with sub-soil scooters
three inches wide, close and ms deem rs
the burrows are each side the corn. I
'o''o" with my hoes, reduce my corn to =
stand, and cover up the young grass
around tho young stalk, using just sufIi-
c'ent dirt to cover tho grass, chop down
the bushes and trccs-so much for ,b,
first working. So. .nr ,
=" IN about twcnty.one DAYS, ! start NV
r'ows again. This time plowing, use
altogether the three incl, sub soil scooter.
! run the furrow next the corn jus. as deep
and close as the roots of the corn will nor.
NIT, say from six to seven inches deem md
the m'dd'cs the same depth. Ny rule for
plow'ng middles is to run ono fnrrow 50
near into the other as to leave the sprf,.o
smoother, or'!evel. SO much for tho Acc.
onaplowing. ~ ~ ..
In about three weeks, give i, INV tl,ird
p'owIng. And five Lave had no b,k,ny
rains, | plow this tirns with swecps; but
itheary rains have fallen, | use shovel.
but do not pIow deep but close. When |
use sweeps (do not moan solid sweeps. |
90 not Use them at alD run next to INV
corn with twelve incl, sweep, and plow
ont the middles with a sweep eiyhteon
inches from point to point. NY fourth
and last working. Iuse my large swecpS
altogether. Flowing very shallow. orer!
ing my water forrow As we'll as can with
asweep. | follow with my loes. ieve.
ing lie earth around the corn, cutting all
the grass and bushes which III. plow NAV
have left within the field. This briefly
inciuccs my mode, without any areu-
:aents, OF my making corn. am a
strong advocate for deep planting, deep
Powlng the first and second time. and
the level culture. have sn abundan,
reason 10 bo pleased with MY mode Of cul.
t'at;ng corn. have made cnouri, TO
last mo all the yesr, (thank the Lord for
~ and some 20 sell 10 the Z" .Slimmeysr
who have been making no small amo;,,,
Of sport OF me for plowing, as they call it.
".trenehes or guiiies 10 plant my corn in /"
The drought in The spring did not affect
my corn in the least, though some Of INV
neighbors suffered seriously.
tried the experiment the past season
which will give you and it may 90 for
what It is worth. had small field
which planted as did my other corn.
gave IT thorough plowing and hoeiny
when about hslr leg high. did not do
anything more in !, un.ilit was buncl;ns
for tasselling, ! then eaveit another gocd
blowing and hoeing and it mads a. good
corn as ] had npon my farm. prepared
ssether field planted SIS usual, only this
was planted the 6rst Of May; when knee
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For the Complete Cure efyGaughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma. Brohche3is
Splitting of Blood, and all other lung

Colds. Influenza. Asthma Brohchefis
Splitting of Blood, and all other lung
complai tending to consumption
This preparation is getting into use all
over our Country. The numerous letters
We receive from our various agents, infor-
ming us ofcurses effected in .heir immediate
ne'ghborhoods, warrant US in saying it is one
OF the best, If no, tho rery best Cough Medi-
S'ne now before the public. IL almost inra-
,dytg referes and nofunfrsguen,iy cures The
rery ,sorst case. When all other Couch
prorHfatioass hasc faiied, this has relieved
,ne ;. patent, M Druggists, dealers in
MedicIneH, and Physicians can testify.
ASK the Agent in your nearest town, what
mas been his experience of the effects of this
medicine. If he has been selling 1t ror nihv
cngth of time he will tell you.
T is THE BEST MEDICINE EXrANT
Below we give few extacts from letters
we have received lately regarding the vir-
tues Of .nis medicine.
Dr.S.Oslin, of Knoxville, Ga. says:-Ihare
beeht ustaS 5oap I;treyport and Tar rery erten.
sireiyin my practice for fhrre gears past and, !.
rs riih pleasure 1 stale my beiieTin IT'S sUPERr-
oEIrY OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES nith Which
nm acquainted. tor mhich il is recommended u
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald 81 Bcnncrs. Writing
from Wayncsvillc, NC. SAYS Ihr Lyrei-
,cort and Tar is becoming daily more pop,,-
Tar M this Country AND WE THINK JUsTLY
so: All rho hare tried IL speak in comn,en-
dabie Terms Of rery beneficial ia olieriating
The compiainied for Tyich IL is recommended, :,
Our Agent in Pickcns District, :. &. Mr..
5. X. McFall, assures us "thut he uses IL ,ci,h
great bc',eM in his own family. and recon-.
mcnds 1t to his ncighbors." lie gives an
instance ofa Negro woman, in his vicinity,
who had been suffering with disease Of the
Iungsfos years, attended with severe cough.
Wild WIS telicvcd by the l.ivcrworth and Tar.
Such are the good reports VIC h&ar Of
this Medicine from all parts Of the Snath.
For report OF the surprising cures il has
performed in the Western and Norhcrn and
Eastern States, we would invite the suffering
patient to read the pamphlet which ACCOM-
panles each bottle. 10 all VIC say haze Ifope
hare If0pe -.
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HOW Ard ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

To all persons afflicted with Sexual disease,
such at a Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Con-
oThCea, elect, Syphilis &c, &c.
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia, In
view OF the awful destruction OF human life and
health, caused by Sexual diseases, and the de.
cepiions which ate practiscd upon the unfortu-
nate victims of such diseases by QaGcks, have
directed their consulting Sergcon, as u charita-
bic act worthy Of their name, to give medical
advice gratis, To all persons thus afflicted, (mnle
or fenalc,) who apply by letter, (post paid, }
with description of their condition, (agc,
occupation, habits Of life, &c, and in cases OF
extreme poverty and suffering to furnish med
icincs free of charge. s..
The Howard Association is a benevolent In.
stitu,ion, established by special endowment, for
the relief OF the sick aud distressed, afflicted
with "Firulcnt and Epidemic diseases" and its
funds can be used for other purpose. IL has
now surplus OF means, which the Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice. IL is
needless tn add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the age.
Address, (post-paid,) DIR. Geo. X. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil
adeiphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA ID. liEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCllILD, Secretary.
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LANCASTER DISTRICT.
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sheriff Vt Lancaster dizSiets sby virtue Of writ
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VOL. 5--.NO. 11g.
BALTIMORE.

WILLIS MEDICAL. OfFDCE. a.rI p.
t,aam' m'ry batmore-insttuted, A. D. lseq No 3I s,.,I
EDyun SShf.o,s tnear the Post ofHce) CURE INsyfR
phvW No FEE REQUIRED--Dr Mills an or ncr,sno.s
Of the Acpaihc School may be- eoSdssst rs
& all eases OF private nature or disease W
,N"mry rrqatrcd " Care IL net u Elected
aral experience Of ~ years enable. IIr a.
rc, cure In The shortest possible time TO have -s
.,,o,.tv Thts gmaresnry, ... f. a..
ceebrnted for the eeeiual andspeedy eurs OF all
,rnso Dscasns established in this esy, a.
.,,,. ,.., Th. Ssixs s mspsss.a., ss .s
not for I'm wcnd render public notice unnecsssorv er.
az money masaisd by The Chsrssss s
In the public prints and with whom our city
r,ou would tic,cd be an ,onr Guard, ...s...
scsk early me Injury peenaary loss aud
ed Dr NJ maa a where proper treatment can BE- Obtain.
than he will ho an'ins professions, promises more
r,. n.ns, sss",,r, and Caro.is C..r..
Mouth itching ann arc sore throat uleerstOn Of tho
cure o The oldcs a SC Upon tho pcrec,
wiling 10 stake his os' inveerate Of such DR. M II
Thc and reputation
The remedies OF Ilssnsph Of Science.
or a,ng the sn In reeoring strong and manly viz.
iy all debility iniury and removing speed
EmfcS,s OF th' age
may here lind certain ~ umah~eA
uso have realized hs save am thousands from their
failure of cries In thioa O. pc which, from the
come almost ex,inRuishcd ihert ulc search had be-
No po, ,,noal 1"s""'x1s s.%ro"a1.s Treatment.
In his practice rcnry or Noxious Drugs use
To ~
Long experience In tho reatlcs.
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'' DR.. N iiis' aarc.p .kill and doicaey.
This sove, eIgn Remsdy applicaT Tvcanve.
duly prepared BY mail or hs w be ,sns :
Distant persons cured at home,
MILLS, BAlriMonr de'ters post addressing DIR. j. 3.
any direction, by mail OF .xpresa medicincs sent In
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WINTER RARRANGEWENT.-So open
w splendid of superior Fur Victornes Capes
and Cuffs great vaety Also 1900 yards of that superior
Beao hs~ Cloth at l24 cts. per yard, great bargain
noy 5,, JOHN ABRAHAMS.
uNAII. md Winter q Oods.-We in vite our cus-
n toners friends to examine our stock New doods
which Ia nearly complete will with stock evoT
opened In this city. j. A.iSii"Lh" w.
sep 9ts 4 Z--------
you GLASS kAINE
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EOOPERs WANTED.-~iA good Bnrrs
sep pn'' a.. '"' ~" '"'''' LANGiioRNE & I6ilNS
llUCKWIEAT FLOuR.-rhc Family er",
- Gerry doors below tho Norvcl House has Just
excellent article Buckwhra Flour clear OF grit which,
with of the good Butter found at 'he same place
hrsrate ri, mn "
nov cots
DEsT CHANCE THIS sEAsON.u hnve
Just another those elegant Black Bosn
Moroon, Caret and Drab Velvet bonnets Also halt dozen
bridal Bonurts I'll venture to say That nave
ever been Inhibited In this Indeed they vary
usual style produce not only novel but pleasant
effect
Brodc. Bells and Walls who keep the first class OF goods In
Dressed unsurpassed for grace and oaus.
In the gree'c~l variety fnrs every color ana very Ip &
Store formerly occupied by Philip Payne shall coac stock
Of Fancy Good" at extremely low Gcrs e"' Mrn1yT M 1 iA"
~ l,nchburE Republican, wy,hcyllc Telegraph and
Western Star copy l"'' NV
"ARpGR's MAGAZINE FOR DECEM-
nov 4ots LANGuoRNE 4 wAIKurs
INOR FAMILIES, HOTELS, Ac.-Co"pers
y refined Sheet and shred ngass o1ass % nso n
hx JOHN H. sEAY
nov pts - l,rosg.l
L. III ~ ind TIM, blow = ~ good. Ill only
"a requires cold Nortlcsi sorn to make G. = bliss
s,oy. War ouse tho busiest and place IN
town and we would a who not prepared for Win
chilling winds 10 make haste thi'r ere bin beautiful as
lie has now on iani full supply Of Furnaces, Ranges,
Cooking ,ions patterns farl"r once ana 10.
cannot surpassed IN heauy and which cannot M to please
the fasou Iio also prepared TO do all Kinds o lob
IN Plumbing hnsnr carried by hia In manner
That rxrclcd His friends and parops ooth'n town
aud country will profit by calllug soon
All orders promptly attended to. E, ,,,ea
oct lots Main st . ioosr below Market
.cOvpCE. l;corice, Licoricc-iO Cn-c. s"-
Ietor Paste Sch Licoree just TO hand and for sale by
aug 2lts WiiaSoN ~
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BRILLIANT SCH
Sirnmd COmsOlidatc ted Lottery Ok
CLANS r..

'o,SiS ,r. prizes, sso amonnngto ,,n - l4l,l4o 4
,-W.",W wTn 50 na'Ves slo Qnhr'erSo; EigSO
land Lotteries, will receive prompt attention. any. sIns
mailed 10 all purchasers Immediately after II Is OF
Address +. II. HUBBARD
No, 10 Fayote at, or BON
nov l9.t27dec Daltimorep.
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numerous tho that almost " -.
the aboundsi persons publicly known WI" %
restored from alarming and desperate as''r'a " ~
iunls by use When tried its superiority over
medicine of its Kind is too apparent escape ooseNa"
and whore virtues the puhi' no 'tsNt' w
what antdote TO employ the dis, ressng ala h7f
Sctions Of the pulmonary organs which mcih'nt " o
y climate. And ony in formidable attacks ,lu u" n
hni for the nier varieties of Colds, Cough, Hoaf3,n
and for Chdr n it is the pcasantest and safest n'
eau he obtained -. ,a,io,
has lone been in e.rsa ant throu ghout inns s'con
We need than the re"pe ,s 1n'i 10
nptoc best that has been. and tha' , n,sts
e'eis sold by John Ii. Seay Iyuchburg' ana os '' e
ahi Country Merchants throughout th" Ni'''
'o cell, ladd y Co. Richmond, General As'h'7'
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~ call attention to their Fall & Winter styes oi Clothing
opening their establishment Main Street opposite Far
mcrs bank Lynchbnrg. Va Their Agent Mr. DIXON has
epont six weeks In tn, North, manufacturing Goods specially
this market aud they safely PROMISE thai their present
Stock surpases style quality variety thing they
have heretofore offered TO the public In their assortment the
following articles may be fonnd
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
uNOW COLD WEATNER.-Usd shirts and
y Drawers Of Lambs wool Merino and SIM ai, a,r,M
oct Yots GLASS 4 NAlNES

aNOM COsD DwEATmER.-Usdcrs shirts and
u Drawers Of Lambs wool Mer'no and sss a" n,S s,~rs
oct nts GLASS q HAiNES o
NOTuEW stock OF Coed. for Deecnsber.-
~ JNo PtRyIs, Aar la now receiving large supply
all the oocn SILK and Cotton Gc DDS which are scarce IN
this market which and viii be sold cheap for cash
dec Its
HREAT Bmssatm. tm OeWblr and ~t"Rh
Blanket shawiS from o. 80 to ~ 90 Ano, very select
gentlemen hlch together with Bankes for sorvnh
W, "ovs" ~ WY '''''' JOHN AnRAnAMs
uNUsLED Cloth, s.in-c,-, Ae.-We i",i,c per
u whinr purchase fuied Cloth, Lpscy, satnes
Ac, TO our large stock just opened. -
sep9s J. A, srloLER co.
ulECEsvsNG sh,. day. smother lot sf W.tri-
III pool Lamb shin, Beaver retor-hau, Pine Knot Doc
Skin BLACK and Fancy Cloth Ragns and Over Coan Cas-
business suits blue Dahia and Hack Dress Coats
Fancy Casmcrc and nack Doe skin Pants also few lal
mas and circular Cloaks at the Clothing Ba,anr ~
W.. BURROUGHS, siiAFER 90
lNuOTusNG ron TssE EMsILsON.-Received
second supply of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING con
sisng IN part OF Castor beavcr osoo"s ra,ms" Nssans
SILK VESTS aud the bos, and cheapest line o UNDER
GARMENTS ever offered in th, market, ,.......
factory hands Call wo are d"'emin.i TO
scl nov %, GLASS 4 RAlNE,
uD DEMOVAI..-Thc. =" b-cr ibrr h". rc","s ed hts
Tin Ware business to the large and 'ommodi
block ad door below the Market and
opposite MIR W. A. Mosby whero he VIII bo pleased to wa
upan all who may favor him with their patronage ,,,,
HENTs WATER PROOF ROOTS, Double
u skin Boot# every quality and style Stock now
complete and offered at the lowest possible bs"s
oct ol,s under Telegraph onice.
Rep. copy
uNALs. oG Is1O.-Wy s"ppiy ef sse"'., shoes,
Hats Capa Trunks aud other ARTICLES IN my line uun
suay large and offered NJ ar living prices good customers
WIN good icnd. aud all who wish e" and examine one
the Of goods Hue ever ouetn IN
Lynchhurg T. StHho"',
Oct 9ats
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Hats Caps Trunks aud other articles IN my line Ia u"n
suay and offered living prices to good customers
i'll nv good friends all who wish call and examine one
the best Of goods IN ine ever offered In
LSuchhurp' SEAboHh,
Drinn
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MARYLAND LOIt.,--------
FOR DECEMBER,E
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X. FRANCE a. CO., M,
4 GRAND MARHLANlI>,r,,

. OM i,.,.. 1IM III ANPLAN.
E,sss s'i... = naryland.
To be drawn In Baltimore Md SaturdA oo., ,a..
Prizes amounting 20 Il sum- ioOo
~ .aDOsI - N.,,,hcr. =, Os,f fndid scheme.
nj. su =. 80, -, '.' 'vs'skes.
SCHEME
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10
'l,o sslspPEns OF TOnACCOs.11

- NJ, N.a Dali imoKE MD undersigned ard
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na na'',"'o' ,.sprnny n"., HirmENis ~ eco
~ H'h ,oIN' 20 'N iHh WEoi AND Sou EST,
@ n iou. "..' hu9"ah'nee WIN the trade nav IN for
niv Soa's ."o consgn'eHe OF afRe part oi thc y 90.
lug & % Wvs nai'ni., a., ey natter 'hemseNathey
Freight as low as by any other line,
Conslenmonia to or from the West solicited and h.nv
attended to- MAGRAW & K0'
80, North street, Bal
Refer to Jacob Henid Co, j. Brandt jr, BaliimS T.
Dudley W. +. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt d Preston, " n
Crenshaw, Lynchburg; Crenshaw &Co., Richmond
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