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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

ADJUSTMENTS. Miss Charlotte cushmnn is about
returning to the United States 10 fill AN engage
mrnt Mr.. Macready md Mr.. and Mrs. kean
it is said about coming to America. The Marsh
children are playing at Buffalo, y. York, Bosio
and Rose Devrics in l4onlon. Paul Julien is
giving concerts at Saratoga. Miss Darlington is
dancing at the Bowery thratre,N. lork,and Mrs.
C. Howard is playing at Burton's theatre in the
same city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I YNCuu,Rs. COl.s.EGE.-y.e sec ena ana


nna session II tbs lnanuon will enmmenee on The hrs
Monday In September " expected that by that nme
thu College building III progress Of erection vi" be
ready for occupancy The location OF Tho Institution rs IN
accessibility heathfnneas Is oftlc most eligible III inc
entire Sonth aud the of instruction a. thorough rs mat
College In thu country In addition 80 complete
Classical and Scientific The dieriofy OF the College
haee established Sehaol OF Design for Instruction III VA"
hfsnehrs Of practical Engineering and Architecture
The College nlreaaN furnished with extensive ana
elegant Appafatua adapted inl illustration Ia the depart
Of Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
Library wofk has also been recently purchased
ms Collegiate -,
The young whose Parents Guardians DESIRE w. VIII
o Fanlzed intaa Military enrpH LAYING It's proper uniform
aud praoiisti In \ daily manual and drill
EsfSNsrs Tuition for Annual Session Of ten months, III
the Galley Department. E5n-tn tho Preparatory siO-
Bnad 81 per week. washing 81 - month fuel aud lights
50 per sessinn
Catalogues Institution lie obtained by addressing
Roy samuel ca. President Ituehburg, Va
FACULTY.
Rfv Cox. President Professor Of Mental and
, oral Science. aud # Iolles Lectures.
WILLIAM tAitHoii Professor OF Greek Language and
literature
IYeuHorsG MATHEWS, A NJ, Professor Of Latin Lam
FuaFn and Literature
JAMS I Mrurff Graduate If V. Institute, Fr"teasor
at Mathematics and Natural Science aud of the Scoolof De
SAMufi. GARLAND, A NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law
Il \ LANanokNf. NJ u, Professor OF Anatomy ana ihSs
iolafy
Gtlsnft Anolfo sAnton l.. /. u, Professor OF Modern
Languages
I II SWIM Graduate Of Institute,
L Il. 81 ASARp. g"
Asaarlno Principals q Grammar School,
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l.AIES NEWS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIyAf. OF TIE CANADA.

The steamer Canada arrived ut Halifax, Mon
day, with date, from Liverpool, to the I'd inst.
MARhETs.
Liverpool 4ag. LIST, Friday Erening.-Cot
ton j. firm Mt an advance of rs. Sales of the
week CD, 900 bales. including 10000 bales for
speculation aud $500 bales for export. Lower
qualities have improved most. Other qualities
are unchanged in price. with an active demand.
y. Orleans fair Z; mddling Il ) i6; Mobile fair
81; middling I'd; Upland fair GO, middling 3.l6.
Sales To day 10000 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation aud expert. the market closing
firm. Stock, exclusive of shpboard, 77S,00O
bales; including e 900 bales of American Cot
ton
The Influences which have strengthened the
cotton market are The return of splendid har-
yes, weather, American advices, small receipts
and the signs ofreturning confidence at Manchcs
ter.
Manchester navoes are favorable.
Breadstuifs-Ihe Brokers Circular says;--
Prices are considerably lower for -four with but
little speculative demand. Inferior flour has de-
clined s. and better qualities la2s (tor the week.
Wheat has declined Adj with but little speculo,
tive demand Corn is is sd, trihe lower with Il
steady demand.
Other circulars report wheat declined 6dn9d;
flour declined :3a5s. All prices are irregulNr.-
Western Canal 26a3Os, Philadelphia and Balli-
more 81 ABB: good Ohio t3s 6da35s. Wheat
red IsaluS d; white Jus Vi. iurn-wnlte Jus
6dn}2s; yellow and mixed 29s 81. All articles
being dull with declining tendency and prices
irregular.
The accounts from the agricultural districts
are favorable.
London Markets. Bnrngs London Circular
quotes: Breadsiutfs dull, with downward ten
dency. Rice unchanged and active at former
prices. Sugar is shade lower, but the market
closed firmer. Iron is unchanged in every
speet.
Money and Stocks American Stocks &C
tive at unchanged prices. L. 5. 6's (bonds) Of
1868, and do. stock l0ial05. Consols for money
95su95s. The money market is tighter.
Paris, Ftiddy. -Ihe three per cents. closed at
70f. 20c.
The general news by this arrival i. scarce.
An earthquake has occurred ct the Moluccas
Islands, by which about two thousand people
| were killed.
The accounts from Spain are conflicting. The
Indications are. that the royalists have trumphed,
and that Saragossa will soon be reduced.
Senior Olozaga, the Spanish Ambassador at
Paris, resigned Immediately on hearing Of the
coup d'etat, but the Queen refused To accept his
resignation.
st. Sebastian, July 3i.-Catalonia has ack-
nowledged the Queens government. Navarro
and Basque provinces are tranquil.
Adviccs IL the 29th say that all the provinces
tranquil excepting Sarngossa and that city
!, al. IL, til Il .t,i,
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ltONNER,s White n uBincl, sui plsnr springs.
- THIS delightful Watering plane Is open for tho ro'
Roanoke and nietonr surrounded by mountains and In
eot the mpat heantu picturesque and erto portions OF
Virginia aud immediately the lo o ia" Virginia md Ten
Kali tnad within 2 OF tn" rnh Itself
hnf mile from Banaaek sdrpo honrt from Nich
aud poteAhutR and about two hnuEhom lynchhulR
reHona oavlnp city rahit u Petersburg Richmond. IN
The norning by the South Sr aud nnnVhlc Rail Roads aud
tdnp the Virginia aud fcuuoHsro RAN Road nj
tsuelhnrF reneh onsars depot 6huut1 orock, T. NJ the
day where an Omnibus, a. Will meet hom hnd convoy
theui 10 the Sprinps
There , White aud ninek Sulphur Springs whose Gu.
ropora ntosed by of rrous who hay"
entirely roetr 10y using the waters Tho reputation
these f hall century past has been established in
the surrounding eannioa Ion having cured many per"hs allie
ted with various
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
They surpassed hy any mineral waters In virginia
Dyspepsia various forms Affections of the
Liver Kidneys and Bnddor General Debility, especially Of
ali kinds of tuAnooua aud other disoa
males.
Icy gently purPatvo and dlurotic with aong deter
minatinn to the skin. few certificates Of the many that
might b. furnished are given below
TIE BUILDINGS nre paenna and convenient aud almost
entirely new eonslng o ioiu Cottages Sc, nnorlng ne.
communication equal - found the mountains OF
about equal Ia thnse al tho beat oa In our cities INC
Bedding unusually paod with Hair Mattresses ro' ghou the
establishment all which invita- visitors 10 examine
aud Judge FOR Themselves No pains have been spared in oh
tanning the hes aud the mus experienced and host
qualified Assistants Tor every department of the establishment
The general IL conndod To j. A, HEFEl.fIN
GER, Esq lato Of Cumberland MARYLAND assisted 10y AL
FIXED Il JAMES. and no j READ, late Of lynchburg,
who will no doubt give satisfaction TO all who may visit the
Ilare
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS So. Tor cxor,lao
FINE HASnoF MI sic Is already secured, aud u TEL.
EGRAii OFFICE VIII soon br established at husaekH do"
pot.
TIE TABLE will he found equnl To amy In the mountains,
Tho facilities for acquiring snppos being about Ms great as they
we be
,,,
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EOREIGNITEMS.

THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA PREPARING FOR AN
INsURREcTIoN.- "A letter from Vienna, in the
Moniitur de L Armie, says:
'On the 9Th the Emperor, as is the custom here,
laid the last stone of the new city arsenal. whose
construction has been ordered in consequence of
the revolution of 1913. This immense edifce
commenced in 1853 and forms an oblong square.
the facade of which is 14O metres in extent. At the
four angles and on the three sides of the building
have been raised fortified barracks of three sto
ries, capable of containing 5000 men, and form
ing many bastons, defended by powerful
artillery. and furnished with loopholes. These
barracks are connected by bomb proof galleries
in which are contained ammunition and stores of
every kind. The arsenal can contain two months
provisions for the 5000 men, aud would then
stand a regular siege in the event of popular
rising
GvRIBAI.pI IN IrALY.-The Coryiere Mercan-
tile Of Genoa states that General Garibaldi Is
now at Noltaggio for the benefit of his health
and that on his arrival there he was received with
great enthusiasm BY the population and honored
with serenade. Onthe following day he
pres ed his thanks to the Inhabitants in a speech
in which, alluding to the present state OF Italy he
declared his conviction that the day Of deliver
nigh at hand,as all the provinces of It.
ally we're ready to rally around the banner of Sar-
DINA
SWISS EMIGRATION TO AMERICA The Ticin.
Gazette states that during the first six months
OF the present year 80, Swiss have emierated
to the United States, including i50 Bernese, and
.}L6 from the GrSons
TIE PROTECTED LINE OF French STEAMERS
TO AMERIcA.-rhe Gazette du MIDI states that
the question of the French Transatlantic packet
line has been adjourned to next year. The govern
ment has not, 1T says, thought it prudent at the
present moment, when the Paris money market
has not yet become relieved from its smharrass.
ments, to make that important concession which
would require the concentration of upwards of
sixty millions Of francs.
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ooYNER's SPRINGS, VA, August 90, 1856.


For about fifteen past have been aborng under
rous disorder of the bowels arrangement of the
pcpsa aggravated FORM accompanied with great debility
aud prosaton of the SYSTEM BY the however of the
White sulphur water at Goyner Springs for six months past
have not only been relieved but health has been entirely
restored and anu healthy having lost
work om disease of kind for past OF course
as my cure owing alone to the OF the this place
am Obliged to consider their medicinal qualities emnently
good give this certificate hoping Its publication may
good G. A. MAYO
Inc aw .)nDs
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lave for considered the waters of CnyucIs Sulphur
spfng in Boatunrt beneficial in dypcpa torpid
liver mud bowels diseases. tncubud conditions of
aud chronic affections the kdnuys and
bladder haze ehrd these waters highly recommended for
peculiar iomaes aud have known such
in which tho patients greatly benefited aud others
cured by them T. II, CHRISTIAN, NJ. ID.
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NOHvEaL WOlsE.

TIE "NoRNELl" has undergone change construction
that places on footing with the c modern built Hotels nj
the country.
The interior contains for guests
and II IL furnished In style o Elt0NNtF aud COMFORT suited
the Of all aud character that will make rank
fact with the hrst class Hotels oi the country,
WELLS s. HYDE.
IL dAciH Irppfieors
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SlHsIu The II a55 afflicted with trouble
eruption ier of the skin which extended itself
my head and and of cd
e1 from the constant Irritation and burning sensation which
it produced had confidence from previous knowledge
the healing tOyncrs
Then the property IF yourself situated hy mile west of Lynch
bnfR immediately the Virginia q Tennessee Railroad In
of my confidence the healing virtues of the
hec'SpTngsl determined avail myself of short visit to the
place. test Ia tho upon this annoying
eruption, and satisfaction found entire rccf
weeks aud satisfied that II had stayed there sometime
pnFnr the wond have thorough complete and
il have been roused only with few pmplcs since,
hut not 10 much extent.
II facts brief trial Of the value Of these
III, he any you, and
ntrr nyalus afflicted like myself suffering similar
causes yuu liberty to the statements you
think proper. Most Respectfully
NINi'ENT NIrCUTR
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday Morning, the 18th inst, at St Paul
Church, by the Rev. w. II. Kinckle, DR.. THOMAS l..
WALKER to Miss KITTY NJ, daughter of Chiswel
Dabney, Esq, all of this city.
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take pleasure nmeniioning for the benefit Of those nic
ed with dyspepsia that have been entirely relieved of that
distressing dseae by drinking Coyners sulphur water have
been aborng under dyspepsia for years greater part of
the time deod brcrl and milk, which frequently dsor
Tered my stomach much conne my bed for
era days came toyncrs last summer after trying
several other celebrated watering places without being bene
htted) feeble be abeto walk to the spring After
remaining several day and using tho water freely
much improved be able to take long walk he top of
adjoining mountain. have been improving gradually
III now moderately of what please, and attend
domestic business without suffering all from the
ton. MAHALAu KNIGHT.
IYNCHBuRG September 2ls,, lr56
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THREE Mes DROWNED. -Oswego, n Y. Au.
gust loth.-Three unnamed respectively Dwy
err, Dereamer and Chapel, while engaged in fish
ing on the Susquehanna at this place, last night,
fell overheard and all were drowned. 1t is sup
posed they were under the influence of liquor at
the time. The bodies we're found this morning.
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ArOgISE.--Ehe co-partncrseip heretofore ~
~ istng between the undersigned aud = Diugnd under
the buguid dissolved the LIST day of
January last.
The win hereafter be carried by The undersigned
under the firm style Il + G. a. oil GIID, the
old stand Of S Diugud & Sons
Nh persons having aguGst the firm Of Dngud
Sons present them settlement mud those owing
accounts will please come forward aud ray up
DAVID L. DItGUIn.
GEORGE a. BIEGuID.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I .ANCAsrER ROUSE,
III A l,nrhhnlu. IL !.

rio LANCASTER late ct riucasilc Va Iakes ploasuren
ing 10 his old friends aud and the public
orally that he has taken aud opened large and
Halous House known the "Ral Road House.
the Depot in this place lie is prepared give them vel
reception. tiulN 1d& clmos
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LYNCH Law IN ALABAMA.-Ihe boy Bob sen
fenced to be hung at our last Circuit Court on the
sixth. who had new trial granted by the Supreme
Court of Alabama, was executed in the presence
of a very. large concourse of people without the
limits of Clayton on yesterday. 1t was rumored
in town that petition had been gotten up, and
some six or seven hundred citizens of the country
were determined to hang him ON the day he was
sentenced to be hung; the Sheriff made arrange
ments to prevent their design,bu the hosts came
and broke open the jail and took Bob out and
hung him. The citizens of the town expostulated
but it did no good, they were determined to exc
cute him. clayton (Ahn) Banner 9h inst.
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4 Sperm Uhale Captured and Sent 10 New York

4 Sperm Uhale Captured and Sent 10 Nep York
QuoGuE Long Island, August 10, 1856.
Editors Erening Post:
A young sperm whale thrown upon the
Atlantic shore Yesterday. II is the first sperm
whale ever seen in this country. Hundreds
hocked to the beach ia see it. An agent of Bar
NUNS Museum bonght it. and has sent it to New
York by an extra car on the Long Stand railroad
BY being surrounded by ice the carcass can pro
badly be secured several days for the inspection of
the curious.
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RICHMOND ADvERr1sEnEuU,


r NREAT DEPOT FO0 THE aALE on N.
~ ANOFoRTEt. GUITARS. AEL0DEoss AND NJ
Stat the establishment Of the Subscribers may
found extensive stock Of Superior
raj Of The most reliable makers AtaapQ them
mny bc seen those from J. b. Durham Co, New York A.
Stnnrt Co. New York. and Ghekering Il Soma, BOSTON
comprising assortment extensive enable persons
almost uvc,y taste To select instrument ergih Of
time the subscribers have business the
satisfaction these Instruments have given the variety
sale the upon which they offered advantage
c'ecng person ordering from house long established
home and the impossbily II getting Indifferent RI.
hcrc (for they VIII be taken back II they prove
guod Of the why persons should purchase
RichWond instead OF sending North.
Prices ma low M the factories.
Mrlodcous q carhari Needhams make varying price
from si3 to $50 suitable for churches parlofs
These Instruments well as the Pianos sold
tnriurcn prices.
Guitars Of Martini make which unrya.d for beauty
~ tone durability and workmanship others Eur.,
pcau manufacture Amons them beautiful Neapoli.
tan Guitars constructed that the taken off and
tlc whole instrument carried In lady travelling trunk
Music for The Plano Forte and Guitar Constant arrivals
fresh supplies enable item furnish completes,
JAMES WepDIIoUsE & Co.
Booksellers and stationerE
avg 9driw Issp Main st, Riehmopd Va,
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TUUWNUIIls NIlOP, AVTII II, IS,t
Mr Flynn Sir bay, ue,d your Wheat and Guano Dril
very much pleased viii H. My wheat at this time
looking brtt,r thau tho uoEhhorhood, any that
have broadcast Although my land badly pre-
pare ltspne OF mad tuhnccn lnud alBwed
at adjust sowcd down with the Dri and very late; If
In the way could have expected much
than d)his fair to mako splendid yield deem II moth
Ing bnt just you and the public recommend
ours, Sc. JESSE THORNIIiLI.
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sN <VsOVV N COST. AND LESS FOR CASH
Tho suhsoliher wishing To eluho saiotk Of Fancy and
Staple Goods ou ha flunda aud the public his
Stock comprising nearly every article kept In the Dry
Goods lne together it'll tarpains, of which are very
handsaue consisting ply, three ply Bru,sos, Ne
proportion 81 the ahase ate purchased this Srug,
be found desirable tuuds auN In the city
Alwhn good aud desirable Goods At Cost for
th respectfully invited Ia call aud eNano Cor tcn
sel,,. rnHdP V. rANNE.
H,tYl
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HNAtToRN FINruREs FOR sAIE.-u wish 20
u dispose private sao the Fixtures Of the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by o. noprcst at 'amphcli G.
IL They uensa fail the necessary fixtures iur woll com
plotted embellishments eomptlalnR ten srows aud presses a
in good oflor aud nearly htNinH been used but on"
They vii hn ospoaed ut liberal tcrulH,
the bndng alaa sale opportunity Va pro
utd fpr petun Wishing euHRRe IN tho hnsn - OF put
ing ~ fabacao JOHN u. ALEXANDER,
npI lndNtia Campbell Ct Ito
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uNvoCusrNsA co, Successors

fs1r.. y
EEkAl 10 X l. Ilenlng take pleasure Ia saying TO l2
VIZ the ladlrs this and surrounding ruun <tsP
a. TINT they have iust received FROM New -sh-
ano lot 1t Sk Lace. Grape, Hair
and straw nONNES with large lot of fIAISof different
kind ia lot Of RtBBON witch they VIII sell cheap
ta, give call before You purchase and we viii
oadtaenft til anit son heihin quality md prize
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Row AT HEipElBERG.--It seems that the
fighting epidemic has extended To the grave
students of the divinity school at lIeidel
berg University student of divinity, says
a foreign journal, fanoying himself insulted
by his prof, s,or, demanded but was refused, sat
i>lacton, and set to work and thrashed the ped
agogue. The Senate consequently condemned
him to expulsion during two years. Thereupon
as customary. all the Burchenhatten held sol
emn comitdt. and some 200 escorted the q Tended
offender to the railway station at Ladenbarg.-
Here a row took place. which ended in n general
onslaught between the people and students. who
were not armed, and who at length Withdrew
without serious damage to Heidelberg.
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4 ADsES FINE SBDES.-I hive just oueued
i-.NiLo fiNE ShoES-l have just received from one
OF my regular manufacturers follows Ladies fun trimmed
and plain fine Kid slippers Fine Krd Pnmn RusLns VA af
W 5l ON, Sas very prime White Kid Slippers Also
some Misses back Bronze and White Boots all nice plnose
- a.. am. .g, a y, '"'"'' +. SEABIRY.
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u.itD auu state AHair6.

Ne are requested to call the attention of Builders
10 the advertisement of the LIST Presbyterian Church
-, fbis civ to be found in columns this morning,
inviting proposals tor the erection of .heir new
church.
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n tUAL! Coal. Soni The snbscribcr In pre-
pared to receive orders for Coal to be shipped loose
Itrlrdn IIhla., and offers for sale
1000 fous No l Red Ash Anthracite Coal.
luu " superior White Ash Foundry Goal.
Glover nm Lump Coal.
And willhhlp direct the Mines Average and Smiths
Iltuminoua Gonl..
orlcrs promptly executed SAM1. 7. HAYNES,
RuF l4taw1w Richmond Va
Rep copy aud send net 10 this office
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RANTS Parties having them i sab" would do well 10 give
IL call. aug n tiinsl mn EKS SPENCE & co
rINHsE VIRGINIA WHEAT DRILL, WITN

II Ut ANO ATTNIIIMENT u he bubscrbor MANN
aetuIHg the above machine Campbell C. H. Va and
dPsrous OF Introducing them into general being assured
that the land well adapted TO It's use aud that Farmers Will
realize increase of their by aud Will
than halt Of the Guauo used Nhcn they ther wheat
broad
premium to this Dill all others at the Fair Mt
Richmond. and at other Fairs vhcro has been exhibited
W. refr to the follow certificates the value o the
Drill
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d the first time to make public that yet engaged In
urng Cancers My friends here and in other places have
uaded this the sake of all who
troubled with this distressing complaint make il
that they call Norfolk City, at No. ~ North
cumberland St will instance (ex
in which far defy treatmen) II
could multiply certificates certificates,
deemng useless merely OF
and high standing in this city, SC, whom cordially
invite all who skeptica the subject TO address before
coming viii fere that viii not undertake
Ladies' Breasts n Surgeon.
VIM BRESSIE, r. A. NJ
I respectfully refer to the undersigned w Hardy
sros Merchants; Nathaniel Currier City Inspector
Riggs Cooper whitehurst Co. Brokers: Jno Anderson
Ierchant Tailor; Lady of Rev Mr. Bernard Church T
'Crowel Ag Philadelphia Steamers J T Allyn of the Arm
, Allyn, Rose d Caps; Capt Vim Freeman.
juv 10 d2taw cw}mos
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hereby certify that purchased this Fall If Mcsss Flynn
Co, Wheat brll with tiuano attachment. that drilled
liz bushels Of wheat whit using from 60 to 20 pounds Of
acre; that the Du and attachment worked well
when property attended aud that satisfied with its per
formaute EDWARD CARTER.
bedford co.. Noy. l2, no
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aprx TO ABINGpoS The mail and Passenger train
# the "a L Tenn Road made its first trip TO Alb
ing lon Monday. The event was hailed by the clii-
5ss4 Of thar towa with demonstrations of JOY. The
,ras Will hereafter. run 'cgularly to that point
The trat Ii Tying beyond Abingdon IS going on with
all practicable dispatch, and there exists no doubt
bai the work will be completed TO the Tennessee line
Inring the month OF October. The Salt Works Branch
Is also nearly completed having only about two miles
# trtrk to lay