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MISCELLANEOUS.

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c.nyy PAssAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY DOLLAR
United States Mail EIiEae
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
Pa CEETS SEM WEEKLY
Nashville. 1900 TONS NJ. Berry Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons j. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AGgeT, l,50O TONS S. g. Turner, Commander.
SOuthcrner, LEGO tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
ess--Esze LEAVES Adger's Wharves, every Wednes-
-asE-ESs day and Saturday afte- the arrival CT the
sssSs1 lss;=Ss cars from the South ana y est
These Steamships were all built for the line ana tor
SAFETY, comfort and speed are unrvG,eL Inc Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and corr
teous Comaa0ders will insure Travellers of this line
every possible comfort and accommodation
Caoln passage, ..........,.............. .S-O.
SteeTage passage, o..
For freight passage, having elegant Sste IEoom Ac
''-'-1S O'''0D'' 'iiiEa henry MUSHROOM,
sep1s, SLY Charleston, $. c.
WIiS CIEEiETFUEE J CARY'S BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL
WILL rssoms its S8son on Monday, Sept lotn CIR
w cuars N be obtained on application at her resi-
dence ) W. Pine and Fifteenth Streets Fhadei'
ph'a,
RErsrrvccs-T.sv. L. A. Boarduan, D; D. Rev VIM,
Che,tsr D. D.. Rev Newton Brown, D. D., Rev. Henry
Darling Rev. 6. l. F-,t, Rev }. Gordon Maxwell, Fhla
Han. VIM Z. Marcy. Secretary of State, Judge P. V.
Daniel supreme Court, L. y, Washington City Rev
1hCuus ii Skinner d. d.. Rev. Joel Parker D. D., New
York, tev George Woodbridge, =. I. Daale', Jr Esq
Richmond, We
Hon Czve J5husou President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile Tguu. l. CrvZeS, Comptroller Nashville Ienn
sept25-6n.
PREYTUN BO0T AND sHOE MANUFACT0RY.
EB&N FULLER,
Succe sor TO Hamilton Il Fuller
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACIOET,
Corner Market and spring OF Church s's''
Nashville, Tenn.
y RATEFUL for tAe liberal patronage bestowed upon
" his Mauutlc.ory since its establishment The Pro-
DrIe.or feels determined nsT continuation othe same
in future.
Ihave now On hand good assortment OF ready r1ads
wer consisting in part Of Mems Boys aud h"ntns Cai
KIP and Thick ByoJs and Shoes Negro Brogsns double
sole House Servants Shoes Ladies aud Misses Can mo-
rocco sd Kid Boots and Shoes el made from good soek
ID good slys 90 warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad Rnd Turn
pike Companies RESPECTFULLY solicited.
Cs,b nti4 for Hidas EBEN FULLER.
- Banner Whiy, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy. ana discontinue all other advertisements augz4
EOCUMO nv rs TOOLS AND E:ACIINEitl.
rENHE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, La1Crsacs Aos
! sIrEsss9s, manufactures Locomotives Of any size or
CU1ce SLaC1arv Engines LaheS, Pauers; sll kinds OF
Tools Cotton, WooiIel aud Paper Machinery Turbine &
Parker Wafer Wheels GGrlsey5 PGtent Printing Press,
de- Sc. AL articles warranted best materials and work
man a.o Information my he Cblined and orders for
gTarI.d on application to Mr. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
g 30 House VI,ly..ys, IsnHs S:s, or address
J. ii ". PAGE, HslsUrsr,
rav 22-snd Office IA ki!by St Boston, Mass.
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Irsr ItECEIXEn.

. LARGE stock Of Geuileuen's CloJhuC, caus.5'.Es o
4 Cl0,hs. Clsslmerss. and Nesungs, which VII, sl.
- Terv low prices ;cC2sA a. O., up stairs, Coege S.
sspts-d - NON"i-'
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COUNTNY nEsIpENCEFOR NALE

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
TVNHE subscriber offers iur -s.a rSS ;Te ste -
: country residence containing .Cles. SiiuI Mi,
ted a half mils from Trune Williamson county, lnl-aas
medatey on the n lelsvieGud Nashville Turnpike TIE
improvements on the place are-a handsome Brick
Cottage House, with zen rooms aud ii coed Brick Store
House and other buiGgs excellent Orchard Of Young
Fruit Trees, &c, &c.
The place is admirably adapted FOR Boarding House,
heing Situated in the mmeda.s vicinity Of good Male and
Female Academy, and boarGsrs are always leu'y To
any person wishing nice country residence, Ihs place
osrs unusual inducements au. good bargain can be
had By jiug sooa.
any person wishing to purchase viii call on john A
Jordin who will sho" them the premises. - .-
Trune, ilul'5f-2T* THOMAS Pt4l
HOUSE FOR RENT-
Z HAVE very comfortable House on ihe corner o! sun
4 mer and Ash streets i0T rent
Aso-s or 10 good Negroes for sale among5 'hom VIC
good COOKS. -- ~ ,,o,,,-r
dec2Q hEzS h'rOAASH'
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NASHVILLE ANO cHATFANooaa RAILROAD


~ NOTICE. To SHIPPERS 81
MIL the Tennessee River Bridge i rebuilt D. -,
- Produce and Merchandise will be -sssze-
shipped across the river on SsambCais and n ~
ges and be subj ected TO drayages shippers are no
ued that all goods sent to the Depos 10 pacEages nsu
cieat for The entire protection of the con snts " Be re-
Jeeted Grain will not BE received except in heavy osua
our or gunuy bags The light thin sacks will be refused
tU<H az tie rtGs q tie orHSr the labor and tine nsces
SaFy to repsrhe will greatly reiATd the tranShipyp
and ca1nOt be performed The Agents Of the Road sTs
specially instructed not to receive grain al their e-peevs
stations unless the sacks plainly and distinctly ked
aad accompanied by an order Of shipment
We cannot permit the Depots n be used IS StcrasO
EOusss Tor Grain or Pro5uce when the ame is to be held
until It suits the convenience Of the shipper
order ttUTward- Wheat to Chattanooga wilt be charged
nine cents and Corn gt per bushe Cm Tu laho
ma and all stations west Of Tebresses kvsr ard i1om
Nashville aud oil stations west Of Tuahotna Wheat IN
be charged Ten cents sod Corn ntus ceots per bushe
Whisky will oe charged dollar per bsrr=l from Nash
vile 10 Chattanooga. Ali articles s ireg designated II
our IsTli as St. ID Sd and All class, . be carried
present TsriE rates. H.. l. ANDERSON
SuptN Z C Railroad
REDUCTION on LUMBER To NASHVILLE
From Bridgeport, 70 Tsn;alOn inclusive Lumter Is re-
duced 81 PER Car load from present rates From Covcus
70 Normandy neluslve Lumber is reduced 81 Ter Car
Load IRON former rates. dscI3 HI A
BAILKUAD NOTICE.
(NOTTON destined for Charleston will on and afer this
~ dae. be charged 81 25 per bale Of 500 lbs less sud
So cents per 100 lbt. for excess of over 500 lbs
septic H. ANDERSON. Sup't n. &. C. r p.
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH N FOUR DAYS.
FARE, THTRT 7 DOLLARS
VIA Chattanooga Atlanta, and West Point 70 Mont
gomery by kalrocd. Tickets TO be had at The De-
pot. Price Sl6 50.
From Montgomery to Mobile, bv doubIs daily lirs,
lmorning and evening" Stages and Steamboats, c6sEsgt-
ing with the steamers from thence % New Orleans
l. ANDERSON Geu1 Supt y. ACRE.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
-
ON and after Wednesday. December 9Th 1855 Trains
~ will run Is follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at go a. n; and 3, P N; arrives q
ThOmpsOn's at 20, A. NJ and 4 IS.
GOING NORTH.
Leaves Thompsons ct S:i5 a. ard s. P n; arrives st
Nashville 1925, A. n, and + 81
Sunday Train leaves ThonpsOu's a. pAH
The Stagesof Carter, Thomas H0ugh connect with the
Trains a. ThOmpSOns
Through Tickets 10 Memphis, Waynesboro', Jreksou,
TuscumbIs Florence COlumb4, aud PULASKI can be pro.
cured ss the General stage Office under the Yersndah 10
tel. A ANDERSON
Errr 4 -,
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THE copartneFship heretofore existing under the firm
L aud style Of BROWN GRUBBS, IS this day dis
solved BY mutual consent Jo Brown is alone author.
lied t. use the name of the firm in liquidation, DC.
JOSIAH G. BROWN,
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
0FgIcE-CoRNER CKURCa AND cAEaRY 8TAGETs.

TIIE W-FKIY UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished
20 subscribers at IS 90 per auuun in ADVANCE
The TRl WEEKLY is published very Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday al e. 90 per anUuE, n ADVANCE; if not
pcid in advance, f6 90.
The DAILY is published 81 Z .ili Dollars
t5y- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES To ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. ri
Remittsnoes Of subscriptions Oay be made tg mail u our
risk.
No paper viii be sent out of the State unless as order is
accompanied with the cash.
l5 We wish it distinctly understood that nc paperwiu
be discontinued until all arTearsges are paid e. cs athe
option Of the publishers
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From Bridgeport, 10 TsntalOn inclusive Luuter Is re-
duced g PER Gar load from P-esentraes From CowCus
10 Normandy lusve Lumber is reduced 81 Ter Car
load IRON former rates dscl3 III
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PIANO F0RTES, PIANO FURTES.

PIANO FORTES, PlAhO tOhlES.
WE now have (NOlZ College ST. from The fl-sS-sE
w Mandatory of Light, Newton Brad n TSI
bury, II Worcester, aud Hanes Bro, Of NeWIi -
York fine assortment Of Piano Fortss, to critical ahaul
nation Of which particularly invite Professions
teurs and all lovers OF Music 70 those who want suPe
ror Instrument say do no; fail to call and see Us De-
fore you purchase. rprP,,,N
(ecz2--ly '" q n rhGENl ~
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTTON destined for Charleston will and afer this
~ dae. be charged 81 s5 per bale of 500 lbs or less sud
50 cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic II. l. ANDERSON. Sy,y't n ACRE
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RAILROADS, sc.
Isss q Z - -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOo GA RAIL.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on and amer Sunday next the 25th inst, daily PlI-
~ sengs- Trains will be and Chattanooga -
follows:
Daily Trln leaves Nashville, 40, A. N, arriving
Chattanooga at 4:2O, T. 81.
Night Express Nashville at soO, P NJ srrivingss
ChaLGsnOoga At 6:l0, A. N.
RETURNING,
Daily Train le1yes Chattanooga, al $40, An, arrgngss
Nashville at450, =. NJ.
It Nashville at $50, An.
R.LANDERSoN,
Nashville, oct. 30, 1853. Superintendent
SUPPLEMENT TO FREIGHT TARIFF.
SUPERINTES DENTS OFFICE, /
Y. c. RAILROAD, OCT. TO- 1s5S-
ON and after Sauraday, 2Oih inst, Grain and Flour
~ over the Nashville and ChattanOoga RsrUsd will b
charged at rates as below:
STATION CHATTANOOGA. WHEAT CORN. OATS. EL7CR.
per bu. per hn. per bu. per hbL.
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ETISHINGS IACHbE.-A large STOCK selected by
Il one Of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and SnOOGs; algo Aberdeen, Grayeta-
leen aud Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
OF Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
silk; Mlnnoy SeiDes u b. 4; Floats Of every vsTety
Ress, Jointed Rods Clearing Rings Fly books, &C. &c.
In short supply those who appreciate fine Tackle
with almost every thing they nay need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling.
jeS 10. G. BROWN. 48 College st.
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TURNPIKE STOCK FOR SALE.
might shares Richland Turnpike,
H. - Charlotte q Apply 70
IL r. W BROWN,
isus-lm ~ Cherry st.
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SUNDRIES.
Executors Sale.

I4O IRON WORK NEGROES, FORGEMEE
FURNACEMEN, COLLlERS AND ME-
- CHANICS OF ALL KINDS,
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/. WHEAT CORN. OATS. FLnCA.
per bu. per bu. per bu. per bbl-
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STATEMENT.
The nams Of the corporation Is AETNA lNS URANCE
COMPANY. located at Hartford, Connecticut
Ths CAPITAL is Five Hundred thousand Dollars aud paid
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Prom Sash7ille, LavsTgnC

STATION TO cHATTANOOsA.
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THE PRYOR AND RlpGEwAY DlrFIcuL.


We iind the following Gard" in Yesterdays
Washington Union. II affords US much plsas-
nfe Ia record, doubtless it will the public to
hear, til the unfortunate difficulty between Ro-
ger \. vor Esq, oi tn" Enquirer md Robert
kidgeway Esq, of the Wing. has been honora-
bly, adjusted without the shedding Of blood. We
congratulate the friends of each on tho happy
termination Of the aifnir
\ CARD,
Messrs. lddgeway aud Pryor, Of Richmond.
VA. met aud exchanged shots without effect
We. the undersigned, who arrived on the ground
after the fire. then intcrpoSed, and at request
the ehallange was withdrawn. II appearing 10
our satisfaction that the article of Mr.. Pryor,
which was the occasion of the challenge. was
written under tho belief that there WAS studied
pnrpo.r on the part of Mr., Ridgeway to insult
hlm aud provoke" Il quarrel, we rec ommcnd that
Nj. Rdgeway discaim such deliberate pnrpose.
and that each and every article which was re-.
parded as offensive either by Mr.. Pryor or Mr..
Rdgeway ho simultaneously aud frankly with
drawn; and we trust that hereafter those re-
lations ot kindness will subsist between them
which become gentlemen who have well up
proved their courage aud honor
L. :. BROOKS
H. A. EDMUNDSON.
JOHN. $. CASkIE
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ARRIVAL Al THE
Wash IN yton Elan-t-eusud a. Clark prp-

Ate. sth.-aF q Hurt 2 Shelser, Bedford. \ Flukc,
Botetourt, NJ Farmer, Capt. Mathews, Campbell;
W Harris, lady cla.l y sert't. " Ferguson Ptsyl-
vania; \ Craig Montgomery; " Horton Canpbe |
Jnmney, Franklin; Capt. \ Wkerson, Packet
Boat Il 7 Walhall, \ " Smith Campbell \ NOEL,
Bedford; Perkins l3hnstun,M Johnston. Al
bcfmarle; } K Ballard, GraySen; " Metthee, Il lady
NJ McGhec Jackson Ohio; Carroll, Carroll. L A.
len, Bediord \ lreson, ' i TR 4, MrsR Il liieks,
& children, Miss Do, le Petersburg 7 l. Leitweh,
Liberty q W Lee Brookeyille; Capt II Buckner
larmling, & I Il r. r Wright, Bedford / 4
henderson, Indiana.
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Holm II. OLIVER,
30 No. - s.ravier Street,


AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED TOBAC-
co would respectfully solicit oonsgnmcnts from Manu-
tactnrors Virginia. with the that he does
deal in the article Commission Merchant his whole,
time aud attention will be devoted the
favor him with their consignmonts which liberal add
viii be made
REFERFNCEs tyler & Keen Jesse Hare 4 Co. Hurt 4
Preston, Knight Allen, Col. Aug. Leitwirh Ammon q.
Hancock Lynehbnrg Chas Cosby l.. H. Iolland, Dan
willie John 5. W lker, Richmond
lV : Il CcJnl
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" THIS delightful Watering tor the
cepton visitors II situated tho line OF tho counties
of Roanoke Roieourt surrounded by mountains and In
of the beautiful picturesque aud fertile portions of
Virginia and immediately the HE Of the Virginia and Ten
Hail Road Within p5n yards n the road tac and about
mile Bousnck sicpotony or houra from Rich
nnnd and prtorbu aud about hours from Iynchbug
fcrsnna leaving city Point. Petersburg Richmond In
the morning by the South side and banvo Ran Roads and
taking the uf the Virginia and Icnnesro Rail Road nj
lNuchburF reach Bnpsacks dopu about ocoek y the
day, where Omnibus, VIII meet ihcm and convoy
Them To the Springs
There are Gto aud black Sulphur SPRING. whose Gu
ratvc Properties hc atoed hy nj persona who have
entirely relieved hY using the waters The reputation
these wHera f half century past has been established In
lie surrounding cuuntcs tr having cured many persona he
ted with various,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
They surpassed by mineral waters Ia Virginia
the cure ystopsa sarous rnsi Affections OF the
Liver Kidneys aud bladder General Debility especially ot
Nervous Slsen ali kinds Of tnnncons and other daoa
oflhe Skin, and many of the Diseases peculiar In 70
males
ley arc gently purrayo aud duretc with strong deter
minntfnn q A rorineats ni the many that
might lac furnished are given below.
TIE NJ inINtS spacious aud convenient aud almo
entirely new coHtpg OF hotels Cottages, &c hit"rdlng
.umoltuna equal he found In the mountain e
Virginia for about eo The Furniture and Fixtures
Rhau equal those 81 the beat htcs In our ctea Iha
npddua unnBuaf Food with nif Manssoe thto gheut the
establishments all which wcinNito NstVra to examine
FOL thruarvoa No pniuA have hocn spared In oh
tuning the beat Seryauta aud thu mos experienced and best
qualified Assistants nr department ot the establishments
he general management coniood TO j. "A llEfllI
GER ESD late OF Cumberland, Maryland assisted by Al.
FIRED X JAMES. aud RIO ! READ, lato OF Iyp,hhnrG,
WIN Will no doubt rive satisfaction 10 h Who may visit the
lncu
There will IN HON ilNG ALLEYS, 81, for exercise.
FINE gANpOt MI sic ia already secured. and n TEL.
EdRArli OFFICE III soon be established nj honsaeks de
TIE TAnIEwlh he found equal any in the mountains
m facilities SECURING supplies being obon rs Eront m tAey
can Will he. -.
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J \. llrrrlrlNarn < co, rroprlc,orn
GEG rIFlG ~ ES.
PETERSBURG VA, May 10Th, 1852


You desire know my opinion Of the water at toNuorA
springs Having resided at the place acme Ave months am
prepared thu formed the most favorable opinion of thu
In ind geston ncrvnna pnsiraian general de
ty uterine distractions aud functional arrangements OF all
h. seoreory hnyu waters Ia thu mountain
with IT, oAtep' the 'roonhef ltc nm
than pleased learn that the place VIII some hder your
Immediate management aud vision nhd TINT You
secured the fcnema from the InthN HOUSE
In baltimore which together with tho hnc hotel 50 beautifully
n he'd aud furnished bac very comfortable enithRoA
The patronage uf the public, aud make the
tpyper Sprns4 tic most Inviting aud nAhonah resort IN Viz
iua With my bel wishes Tor Your success aud hRpFh'aa
lruan, my dear sir Your most ohrdont swYani,
GEO ] SMITH. NJ y.
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TnE Brooks AND BuRIdNoAME AFFAIR. 1t
would seem from the suhioined letter from Gen
eral Lane to Mr.. Lewis ID. Campbell, that the
difficulty between McSsrs Brooks aud Bnrlin
game may not be settled. Mr.. C.. replied by stu
ting that he has no further connection with the
IN MT tpr
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Gen Lane 10 Mr.. Campbell.

WAslIINGraN, july 80, 1870.
DEAR SIR, Colonel Brooks returned 10 this
place last night. have just had my first inter
view with him since the appearance Of your and
Mr. Burlingamc's card. lou say that Mr.. Bur
lingame was willing to- meet Colonel Brooks ut
any other place thnn Canada to adjust their diff
ferences. You did not tell mo 30 although told
you CANADA ,cas mconrentnf. On the contrary.
you left mo under the impression that Mr.. Burlin
game would not meet Colonel Brook ut any other
place than Canada. 50 Informed Col, Brooks
aud advised him TO give the matter no further
notice. hnsmuch, however, ~ you now say that
Mr.. Burlingnmo was willing To meet Mr.. Brooks
nj another place, | am authorized aud requested
by Colonel Brooks to say TINT he expects Mr..
Burlngane 10 dos, gnate some other place that is
convenient ind acceptable TO both parties, and
awaits his Lnsw ~ Ia this suggestion,
In behalf of my friend, am authorized 10 name
my place of meeting within ten miles of Wash
ington, or accept any place TINT either You or
your friend mny name within one hundred miles
Secresy and dispatch ARE requested and desi
rable.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOSEPH LANE
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In II commercial way the Asia's news state
TINT cotton j. unchanged and in firm demand; the
sales OF the week were a. 900 bu'es.
Breadstuiis remained unchanged although Ry
land q Co., report wheat dull with declining
tendency.
Flour had declined Cd, To Is, and Corn had
declined Cd.
Money was unchanged, and Con,ols for money
were at 954 10 958
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On the 3lstday OF July, Is56, RoSANNA, daugh-
ter oi Thomas aud Mary Lafefty, aged two years.
month aud eight days.
ts5- lynebburg Rep. and New Brunswick IN. j.
pepper will please copy
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On the evening Of the 18th August. 10y the Rev. MIR.
iesason Mr. AN. &. llOLLlNS, of Lfnehburg. to
hlss hAitFHA \. daughter Of Nath1 Loyelaee, Esq,
of Pt;s5sania co, "a.
by keliglon. Herald please copY
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AUGUST 4.
=. :. BKOOKS.
II. A. EDMlIN DSON.
JOHN. :. CASkIf.

We the respective friends of Messrs Rdgeway
and PRYOR. accept tho foregoing adjustment as
honorable and Just to the parties concerned.
J. NJ GOGGlN.
CIIAS. IRVING.
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have considered The waters nl toYnrrs sulphur
Sprug otetour county beneficial In dyspepsia torpid
yer euaneuua dArases ouio obed conditions
yatcm chronic clons Of the kdaoys and
bladder hoard ihro wntcra highly recommended Tor
peculiar females and have known such
In whth the patients greatly benefited and otlsR
cured by them i. II. CHRISTIAN NJ ID.
Magl
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The Funeral of JOSEPHINE MtTCHEIL daughter
Fayee aud Maria H. Sepoe viii take place at the residence
of her father this Saturday morning 10 O'Clock Tho
friends and acquaintance OF the family respectfully invited
attend
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ISNcuBuRG. May gath. 1856.



obodouce your reuea with reference TO the properties
Cosrr prug NAtc without heHlinon and with perfect
confidence iui efficiency ecommend to NIL PERSONS Iahorns
under dhcn Imperfect painful digestion, discnsos Of the
ueVa mud hilar anA females nhorlng under their
liar affections Tho water Ia light anil may be tnkeni In large
lupiifcs fho stomach and acts kindly the
lhuoys frogfd equal 10 OF the sulphur waters Of
similar strength The situntien delightful, aud improve
and very comfortable
hours, very respectfully, L II tllMLM, N ID.
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ANCAsTER HOUSE.
l.yuchburH, yn.,

THO G. LANCASTER late OF Fncastle, Va takes pleasure
announc ing his old friends and customers and the public gen
orally thai he has taken aud opened that
modous new House known as the "Ra Road House
the Depot in this place lie is prepared to give them
reception. Iiulv Ida c.lnos
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va 9Rszs a.,

Womb have heensl inquest this morning the
body of a Stranger-fn found drowned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

EseiigiDuS NnsiCe.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The Rev, Jno. {. Cranberry will preach at the 4th
Street NJ f. Church Sunday morning