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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold az public Auction. Oh the premi-
w se>. in Lyndon. Wednesday. the "a day
Of April. 4 u $50, ut 10 O'Clock. the following
land. 70 wiz: About fourteen acres lying near the
Whee!wrilh. shop Of Charles AID Myron Miller
being a part Of the land OF which George \. Miller
died seized. ani which he purchased OF George c.
Peck. CHARLES c. MILLER, ,;,;s.
LOUISA MILLER '''''''''''''"'o4>
Lyndon. March :, 1856 eG2-1l*
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Sale Of Real Estate.

NNHE subscriber offers for sale the fokwi, " do
] scrihed Real Estate, situated about three mics
rom the viag in BARTON. in Orleans County:
A FARM of aboat $40 acres. about $50 acres
under mprovement. and in good state Of cultiva
ton the balance is timber lard well timhcred On
said farm is voung orchard of grated fruit Of 1913
trees. The buildings arc nearly new.
ALSO.
Anew SAW MILL, bull. in the most approved
manner about mile from the sforesaidfarm.
ALSO,
900 ACRES TIMBER LAND, welltimbered. living
near the aforesaid mill.
For prices and terms engnire Of the subscrbcron
the pre mises or Of JOHNP. SARTIE at Rartc,
village. JOSEPH N. LORD.
Barton, Nav Is, 1884 s'stf
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Fall and Winter Goods,

Whic'. have bec! Purchase. from HE be-. -cec-
:",.- IL thr t.y. and a prices 10 answer :. rca5v
ale. H..tn- done business IT. long IL they have
Il their Cd stand and h.liM. svou such ,a.,>i:,..-
tou. they iii r. !. Useless :" throw o,t u ,r M
V"r'>clt.r.. HE tc>t .iNcIt>,rc,., j J. to>rll
goo" ''"'- ai - :. .o'y price: and that : y II
lily are 'otii'i L. 10. They Fever bu;j>. ni ~cli
!A@.r ".lcai II than :i..V else. il.i Lev o
h'N-tri getting ~ rood GnrIne,.t> AMI ~.,l tA,,n
- Mic .'t.c' from c"~'. Their ',e l.:
tom hg~'.c-- j. -I!i,aA: th,.v are unl.,.l.,.. ic
"..'rt~'. Ike r,,"r word IT, Il: .-r,t;,n,n. an,l
re tIeln =. ctI. Ilrv haze beautiful >-och of
i.r"a r''~ - Il. IRA - :;:.i lar- Black Herman
,'oc~Nii- -! ali frit~. very Desirable >v,c- II Il
cV ij''v~h AMI Cl~~nJrr.~ Nc~.ii.,- f'a. ire.
.,,c tl''l-c.rc- in -h"Wi.iy. C.. '.i -,..er: Ok.
80 tio~r choice TX Velvet N,~.;,e- bel ". Oh I,-
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y. z. AVER.
Practical aud Analy tic:ll Inc Inist'
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD Rl

AND SOLD By
Sold tv !. &. lnu CLAM. ana Hiram NtsA->
Johnshrrv; Calvir Clark & Son. Eyeca.-: Y. L
McGaffev, Ivndcn Chase. Could & Co Ne: ~
cord ,ps 80
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Gold and Silver Watches,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Nd Ointment, for sac IL
J. c. BINGHAM
FL. 2:. l,-6.
II u L | { f..

Passengers gong to Northern
Vermont or Canada. will find ii
to their mhunfow, not to purchase
tickets of Conductors. CT any 9th
CT person. on board the Connect
cat and PaSSunIp>ic Railroad cars.
There is cou},''"r4 .Noy.4gnorlh
of ST. Lhn>Ar1y. ~. aud pa>~cn-
GERS can ride Ut Mur Urn PRICE,
They can take the kI1,I PohI
.Nogc and connect with the Grand
Trunk Railway for any part Of
Upper or Lower Canala. x reach
their place Of destination tn ne.rf
"o~. or "Ac dar cOr|1r' tim AY arr
ofhur"ric. Also. connecting with
stages for Charleston. Derby ana
Stan>tcHd G11tf
n.r. Nt!I. & cTIIE>.
\. Y. IiOIGHTON < CO.
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MORAL. A.\D tt.I.TGTOI <.
/ Warn. ng.

i Warning.
few VIZ. Ks >inco. IL ,he course Of CONVEX
sarlun with an eminent broker, vino has been
over 80 years a'qualnted with the leadin.
lOneyed men OF III. country. we asked il he
ever knew a s,Aemcr. who acquired money
or position bv fraud. continue successful
through life. and leave a fortune at death ::
We walked tn-r"'htr about three minutes in
silence. when lir replied M nm . have,
seen men," SAID he. ''tecomc rich as if BIZ
magic. and afterwards reach high position
IN public estimation. not on,v for honor and
enterprise. but even for picty, when some
small circumstance, of no apparent impor-
lance has led to Investigations. which result
ed in ,iisuracp and ruin" Ga SATURDAY We
again conv-rsrd with him upon the same sub
rect. and ne stated that since our last inter
view nv had extended his inquiries among
larre circle OF Appropriateness. and with one
solitary exception and that doubtful, their
experience was to the same effect as his own.
lie then gave hricf outline of several small
and biz schpmers ard their tools, their rise
and fall. Suicide. murder. arson, per Jury;
he said were common crimes with MANY Of
those who made haste 10 be rich" regard
less Of the means: and. he added. there are
not few men. who NAV - seen on Change
every dav. ignoranriv striving for their own
destruction IL Is net he said, so much the
love OF gold that leads many business men a.
straw as the desire to be thought sharp or
successful He concluded that fortune ac.
Iuired without honesty generally overwEelm
I'd their possessors with intany.-Bosfon At
lac.
"A BEAUTIFUL SIMILF.--A few DAYS
since a lovely child OF four summers was buri-
I'd in this town. On leaving the ho1se of it.
parents. the clergyman. Rev Mr.. Jay. pluck
el up by the roots beautiful little "t",get-
ne-no'." and took it with hin to the grave.
After the little embryo OF Humanity had
been deposited in the grave. the clergyman,
holding w the plant in his hand. said:
II hold in my hand beautiful flower which
pluck-d from the garden we have Just left .
BY ,akin. it from It's parent, it has wthered.
but here plant it in the head of this grave
and it will soon revive and flourish
So with the Iille flower W. have JUS,
painted in the grave. /, has been plucAed
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roran advantage is. tina; by using the Polish art-
CleS can be >tarched in either cold boiled starch
and ironed immediately without the rlliavoratlere
suits which usually follow by the ordinary m:,ner
Price only % cents. in large bottles.
Prepared by ID. TAYLOR. IT., IL Broad street
Boston. and sold by Druggists and Crocer> cener
ally. NJ. Henry. Waterbury, General Agent fo
Vermont ana canada East. 95O-l00l
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Ttc Californian.

FROM :le BurlIrs:o.. I zee Pre-.

It;i. :he Burlington. zee Pre-.
In. figures below speak for themselves. -
Curiuunitics in which The value of the apri-
e..:urai products sold III one season areruyes
vae hundred doilafs .f'r .r~-.' nav, ,roman
end clj'J ..c.;. on1 'o,eion. are we think
10: huu ero1; III this Iar of the country, if
lie COUNTY, is not ~, result alone OF the
fertility oi he -o'i; j. cone. from thorough
t.lts can doubtless be reached in other por-
,ons L. Vermont. Ii ihev have been sur
s.ed 10 know IT, We hope the amount of
Wheat raised viii be especially noted. II
oar recollection serves, it throws into the
81 Z; !e some Of the statements from Other part.
Uf the State. which have been exhibited IL
the tounfry GenNemdn and other papcrs, a
we'll worthy Of notice.
Il is hardly necessary TO add that the mon
ev 80 earned Is not spent Az The yr01 SHOP. -
The inhabitants of Grand Isle County are a
moral as thev are industrious.
Sovrn iiiE", GRAND IeIr Co.. VII
March sd. 1856.
N,ssKs CDIruRe:
IN the month Of December last. sevcra
gentlemen in connection with myself gather
ri The Agricultural Statistics Of this Island
embracing tie towns Of South Hero ant
Grand Isle. Thinking that perhaps the re
's!t Of our enquiries NAV he interesting t
Your readers send the following.
would state that both towns contain les
than o.r OF our ordinary Vermont towns. anC
three farms in Soutl, Hero of considerable siz'
are left out of the account as tie statistics i.
relation to them were moi taken. Hay, IN
crease of stork. and garden produce are no
included, nor dried apples. graft apples ex
cept partially, butter except what was sold
nor cheese.
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STAFF OF LIFE /!

'nEN Meal. Rye Meal. GA. Meal Graham Tol!1
- Buck heat /. iniIr ar,j the best brands Falul,
Flour il barrels. halt barrels and bag constantly
on hand and sold CHEAP. by l.. I. BROWN
Octt25 n-..'
7DrcTH~~
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WOODEN w AR E,

Such Il Wash Tubs and Boards. Meat Butte! an.
Cheese Tubs. Hu'tcr Stamps AMI Mou''~. HoIlil-
Pins. Pals. Clothes Pin-: Bal and Nest Boxes
Trays and Knife Trays. Mops. Barrel Covers, Mea
>u,e-. Wheelharrow>. &c. &c. Al.
Flour. Graham. Corn. Eye and Oatmeal.
Al Of which viii h, -"ll wholesale AT nalu:a'
urerS prices. and AZ retail lower than can be pm
chase! IN Northern Vermont. Please call and cS
anime tor v"ur~eye-. 81 door east Of Aver, >Nat
Store or Eastern Avenue ALIEN. Lang.
ST Johu>bj.rv. Oct. g. 80. 9i"tt
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White Beans, Dried Apple,

RtTTER. Hams. Eggs. Bees-w wax. Rag>. &c
, wanted in exchange for Goods at their cas-
value. At Eff. BROWNS.
March 15 9,o-.4
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LATEST STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Taylor's Premium Starch Polish.

This article has been tested Nv
the hest judges. and pronounced
superior to anything Of the kind
in the market. Ii not only give
q clear polish 70 The linen. but oh
viate> MANY difficulties t. which
J laundre>>e> are subject. II pre-
| vents the starch from sticking ia
1.-THE iron. and causes the linen to
rretaip It's stiffness ANotIor i'm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-29
CLOVER SEED.

S0n LBS. Prime Northern Clover Seed. uar
lsI>IV ruM.d to he genuine large Northern
clover.
I'm LBS. Prime Ohio Clover Seed: aSo 80
SVO bushels Herds ,irass Seed. For sale at
T.. +. BROWNS.
Farmers i: want Of seed viii DO wei, to call and
see Tor themselves.
March H. ST2-1i
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FOE SALE.

S6esE~ss The Dwelling House III which now
Ql1sS live. on Pearl Street. heinz one and =
hai stories high. PIE; sanity situated
AMI well finished. GEO. ROPES
81. John>hurv. Dec l. $50. G,1rf
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Protection VS.. the Cold.

+ ONG AMI Square Shawl>. Seats. Hood,. Tip
4 pets Gloves. &c. &c. for sale AZ crea; bad
GaiHS hv E.JLN IL 1.
Oct 1e-- ?l-;f
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4 LIBERATION.

LIBERATION. thereby give notice that
- have rclinqu.hed to my son. James French
the remainder OF his minority, and that shall no
hereafter claim his earnings or pay any debts 90 hi
contracting. ASA FRENCH .IE
Witness: J. H. |. RICHARDSON.
Sutton. Nov. 90, 1855 9:2-'4*
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Caledonia Agricultural
Warehouse & Seed Store,
ST IOUNSEIRN VI.

YNliE subscriber. having purchased the Agricul-
tural Warehouse Of l.. Hancock. would re-
Spectluliy announce 10 the Farmers Of Caledonia
County and vicinity. that he is receiving week V
from boston AND numerous manufacturing e>tab
ll>hnclt> in NV England, fresh supplies Of the
most ctleirate.I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-29
BRIGHAM T. CARPENTER.
ST. JOHN SRCRY
MARBLE WORKS.

HNHE subscribers have enlarged their establish
mem during tie past >ca>on.-and IN returning
their thanks for the VERY general favor with which
ther work has been regarded. would announce that
they are now ready 10 furnish marble work in all its
various branches. in rich and UNIQUE STYLES which
cannot be eXceed-a prices below AL competition
and within the means Of all. Those who are
about erecting Monuments. OF Slab will find at This
establishment designs copied from the rich artistic
work OF Mount Auburn and Greenwood Cemeteries
:l>o the simple >lai-"r ma e to order-to suit
the peculiar TASTE of the purchaser.
MONUMENTS.
Grave Stones. Iicarfhs. Center Table and Wash
Stand Tops Niche Sill. manufactured 0. Marble
Granite. Slate, Soap and Free Stone at the loves,
possible prices.
IRON FE9@tEs,
For enclosing burial lot> furnished at the loves.
rates.
: In end"av'rng TO keep work on an equalii Y
with The be-, city worn--:;t much les ,rcc-wc
trust >l;l. receive the liberia patronage our ex-
ertlOnS merit.
e. Work delivered in the neichhorino towns
Tree OF cha,ee. IHnS. BRIGHAM.
*33.i JAS. B.CARPENIEE.
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Dried Beef.
SMOKED and picked Iialllbut. Goldfish. Salmon
~ and Nackerel, Just received a.
l.. F.BROWN'S.
March 15 1914
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Number of inhabitants 562. Of whom 225 are
foreigners and their children.
GRAND ISLE
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CA1PETrNG


4 GOOD northumberland BockInc-chean.
~ OCT !. E.JEW Is
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Sugars. Syrups & f.oiasses.

q LARGE H., ice o.; liz 1...- ,.,., H rce,i.,
= 81. >c..iu- cu,ap. :; l.. !. ikoNN'>.
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from It's native garden. anil has wi:ted. but i:
Is transranted INTO the garden of immortali-
tv. whore it VII! revive and flourish in i'm
mortality, glory and beauty"
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.-a, MORE NEW BOOKS. Norse,s.-
f&sTE Gardening for the South by White, Georgia;
AsfBy Huinbolts Island Of Cuba; War Rough
Hfy Trip to the Border, among homes and a strange
EzN people; Ernest Linwood, by Mrs. Lee Hentz, The
Welded Life by Mrs Leslie; Tolng Hoping
Jenny Marsh; The Old Dominion, by James; Putnam,
Knckerbocker aud Methodist Magazines April Black.
wood tor Mach. fapl Its
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4tsssEz.a 4.gss s.sgs - -. szs4.sSs- "a"
Va - MMER--Tho subscriber has received stock ff
sfrus consisting Of the usual variety 81 81
lad slafed elabs Doe skins Fancy Aarsales and Sik
Yesnss plain French tsHHineres, and
vide Dfap DeEs aud large lot of linen drilling and Mar.
SC Shirts. I1tlafh and
kinds aud sizes o aud make half hoso. gloves
members handkerchief cravas sehIfs, lies and all kinds Of
stocks Ia trimmings the best To be found in this
place.
AM If the above goods viii be sold low they be
aaeit elsewhere be- made up 10 order Short notice
Gentlemen sill please call aud examine before buying.
an - @h T. PAGE.
Nuare New s.ood--x~tb March, fsJG.-JBo
vi III RVS agent Is selling good bnhgans IN all kinds
Il IIry nala The public viii please call aud examine hs
atk 81 aths Gasnrro NesiinFs ManslinH Meriinos, Al
4aaaaa A. als stock Of White, eeods, Domestic Cot
ions gsiie,as &C. all Of which Will be sold cheap for
ma y diAt
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SEaMhhN i.....,.OND ANn \. -

- loltk-Si EAMSIIP JAMESTON y 3<-kys-s.
Inc L. ) Mail steamship JAMESTOWN. in com
mahd OF Capt LEW1s PARRISH leaves York regularly
every SAi thDAh AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock, lurA
moh she Will not take any freight City Pom
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AfllE
MON at o'clock, for New York
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods hor OH
Monday Passengers desiring this ship here can have
State-Room secured by addressing by mail
~ The ROANOKE, Capt. SIMMER stops at CITY Pom;
where she will land and receive freight. tie Janlo stow
and the Roanoke and land passengers at civ Pnt
and Norfolk. LUDJAM A " A1StIN
nla ~ Richmond. Va
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IEIWICE a wEEN mETw ZEN


cl. hALImqhh AA M EiGHM1HD By steam &
STEAMER BELNlDEKE leaves Baltimore every SAT'tE.
DAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning, leaves III III
MOND every IT ESDAl AFTERNOON fer Baltimore
The POCAHONlAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAN AFTERNOON tor Richmond. Returning lc, ,,,
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor alt
timorc
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats ha, Their
goods here every Monday and Friday u each week.
Ii DIAM A WATSON Richmond y,
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xLIRC.NlA s.NE OF lsi,i.mona Az

These vessels the first class, built IN the city OF Raj
tmore, expressly this trade and have superior accom-
datons for passengers They commanded by experd
Captains well qualified for the trade and will stare
exorton accommodate They will be NJ and d(v
the rivers by steam, aud may be relied sail promptly a.
advertised.
Merchants gnng North ordering goods New yok
will their ship by this line fciplt "a III
always taken low by any other line Packets %
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond a,
York give satisfaction Insurance eff ctej M
the Richmond Ere Association iy ths nie Der cen "
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining f,ll
share of patronage.
shipped 10y this line to NewYork will be forward
free of New Orleans Mobile Char, stol s.
Vannah any other Southern or Northern port
The will liz in RIohnt the Dock in ,v Y,t
Berth No l. /. fer House Sip, foot all Street
DAVID L " NJ CURRIE, Richmond
e II. rlERSON n Y, Agents
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MAT HnIn uArs.:.-r have had n.adc,


yesterday received several superior wide
Mob skin Hats equal style any sold
city and perhaps little superior Gentlemen please
raI nd &c len Yours T. sEABfRY.
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~ CAN :. S UNION
FRUITS = INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLAIM.
Interesting volume and should be read by all
and denominations
IsH AMY is "A highly interesting and seasonable volume
MEMOIR DoLLfoung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
CATACoMBs OF RoMf-We need call attention this
volumc-thr title will that.
SCHOOL REVIEWED. Students should not fail read
this volume.
TIE SAD MIsrAKE-A narrative illustrating with much vivid
ness fidelity mistakes which too often i'll the
religious training families Parents don't you need this
rHE QUESTION is great book 1t treats of great in
terosts win you read it
All above publications of the American s. s.
Union generally Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Books Maps and Miscellaneous yolunes be
had Ian lhorne Wakup's Book Store, iynehbnrg Va
T. G. JENNINGS,
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NN
<Ial4 The Quarterly Law Journal, price 81 %;
AW The War in Kansas, by G. Douglas Brewer.
aksnAAzW Toling aud Hoping by Jenny Marsh; The
Green Mountain Girls by Blythe White, jr Ilumbolts Is
Cuba Wooibl the Ways ofirovde by Taly;
Christine Womans Trials rriumphs, by Laura Curtis
Courship and Marriage, by Caroline Lee Heutz Shoepoc
Reductions; Aspen Court story times, Rachel
Gray; Liberty and Slavery. by Bleosai-for sale by
apl Its PAYNE a. CHRISTIAN.
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49, carpet h"ss aud Umbrellas. /
Carne II .''ap and medium quality Travelling Trunks
ap 7ts 'h''e""' l. L. ARMISTEAD
Near Farmers Bak
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MERoi.8HI.-aE. 90

thanks the public for the liberal patronage received
this aud invites attention to the NEW GOODS
beipg received at h store These goods rurcha
the late decline In prices the North and
be BId decidedly cheap tap p dts
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BIG ISLAND, Bedford. Va, Nov l. ls5l
Messrs Dore Co.-6entemen II used about fourth
OF bottle Of Turf Oil the back
worst back almost entirely place nearly ~
large my hand and this single application applied
onee) cured 1t entirely and permanently really sur
prised at the quickness of ts curative properties
II more prompt aud eicaeous any thing OF the kind
and have sold thousands other prea
rations for similar purposes
Respectfully, J. u. RONDIRANT.
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i0'oRItE.-On consignment "a nice 10, ~
- g. Mass liquorico. For safe by
ll.ls 4
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GoocHLAND, February u. ls.6
rssssrs Does Co, Gentemon send me two dey
en- BOTTLES Turf OIL have sold any that ha,
given SO much general satisfaction your Turf could
get you astonishing certificates OF the
has made, but IL needs none, all II wants is a trial
Your friend truly.
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congratulated by permission from lady of this cty

RICHMOND, November IA ls5I
Messrs Dore Sco.--Gcntemen ~ portion of hot
tie OF Your Turf Oil which kindly presented
and take pleasure insayne that found
ing an eruption Of the skim for which had praetco
upon for several years by physicians whou, receiving
least benefit also reeonaendedu TO friend of
for had been annoyed with similar eruption
skn and he Informed few days thai
of one bottle he had been entirely cured,
Respectfully, r. NJ. LEFTNICH
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W "a SsENtERS- On and after the LIST Of April tie
passenger train Will leave the Lvnchburg cnot Tar Marion
at 81 O'Clock a. m n ~ c ~ i'' -, - q,
ma 3l-lm - ~ win ''c"' -" 80
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u have arrange" To- be supplied regularly by the best
houses Gents Soh Hats OF every variety quality and
style they introduced aud styes change "f
he baek ats opened this week very fine Please
IN al SEABllItN
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NEW t.OODs.-t.eUticusen wishing pur-
~ chase viii please call aud oNnmino stock French
Black Cloths eelernd do French Eugsh
simorrs silk Neetiugs MnHoilcs do, white eaored
Hing Snteens drab lie Etc stocks collars handk
British Herman aud American halt hose sk hnf
Dog skin Isle thread and silk Gloves snspenters 70 sc
ma 2lts JAMES a. S1iGIEK & co
- Ron.
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,N'o THE LOVERS. or TmE FIVE AHTs

~
IA AMID iMMLiaAt.f\-- IN 90 a. 49, A. tN,l
w AlooN MAKER, None but trst hands need vli
SELF Its GLASS A EAlNl
hRECr EROH NEW YORK 30 boxes Mitch
- ellis Adamantne Candles
ma 3ts YOUNGER n SMITH
ADDE'S, MISSES, CuulDNEN.-i opened
yesterday three trunks SHOES In the lot La
dies Morocco Kid Roots Buskins
Chldrens Goat Boots also something very important
Just noV Chlrens little black colored Shoes
sizes very scarce in the city, viz Is, As SIS and 6s
fe cots 4 SEABIRY.
HEAD AND FOOT STONES, NIL sizes,
ranging prices from o. S50he largest assortment
In Nirgiuia-for sale cheapst
an 24s j u GADDESS'.
Stock OF spring Goods Com ic,c.-.Bno. ,. P"r-
- Wis, agent informs the citizens Lynehburg all
surrounding country, hat his full Goods
which will be sold very cheap for
SPUN COTToN.-A large supply of North Carolina Cot
ton Yarns of all Nos of the best quality Just received
and will be sold cheap for CASH.
2s-dtsf JNO J. PURNIS, agent.
ORCHARD 4; RASS SEED.--SO bushels
~ prime Orchard Grass Seed received and
ANDERSON, ADAMS & co,
ma Its on the Canal.
SksNIs. >NsKTs.-We have n ST o sale
no do aud beautiful embroidered Fronts
~ JAMES A. STIGIER & co
s.Yr Rep copy
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Apl lists ~ '"o must costly.
uynG M, JNO Il: GADDESS
l, Lawns French ca'i, 81 large assortment, .c
rage and Cambrie Robcs az snes Berage LANES Ra
Silks. BY '' 'iso nno lot of latest tves strir"d
ap lists n GtGGENHEIMET
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new stock Of uy economy please call and exsn,in
which is too grcat ts anu summer foods the cy"n ny
is nf ~ great 10 admit of a full dscrino3 Atht OF
to pus m advertisement and am not n ine lin,
VI JOHN ABRAUANS
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~ ING, from the Northern Cities their Spring stock q
Grogerios Staple Dry Cords Hats Boots SHOES Sc and
large stock of Domestic Liquors, fine Branics Vines
all OF which will sell low for cash IN exchange
produce. or 70 pnnenal ensomeis the nsnaI