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TT1FlfI HALLIDAY NVINu-Eiis. LII. MANY OF
g;uegr in United States have examined this Machine
denounced the beautiful and useful inventions Of
modern date.
verify the sails gradually round change the angle al
which they gentle breeze; present less and less
resistance wiEd TILL when the tempest raging at its
height the thin edges. As
insl position Something this kind, for changing the posi-
ton sails what mechanics have SO long souAt lcr IN
The speed Of the wind wheel increased ~ powerful
storm Of wind! fully under the control OF hrehot
MS is a wheel IL engine. II this Mil ne wen p'i
No. require attention Whatever !or "ees 10
gciher. ..---..-. ,.z,.a. ,,,,
ytsIy power well known to be the want u
regulating machine In heavy gales the Wlt wheel AZ
heretofore constructed either Frustrated in rum OF
with such rapdy heat and chaie greatly
TO the injury Of kind of gearing attached BESIDES N Gag
weather requiring the constant and anxiety Of the Sle
ant This difficulty entirely obvAtet and the only 90
cctinu that possibly urged the INCONSISTENCY c. the
outlay the wind enEineo men 10 tend OF
fuel 10 with power The mill is ready AZ any
time dRy night be moved by the wind from any point o.
the compass will fill tanks ponds, That can be nso
during the Intervals the winds blowing ii The s OF m
mill Pumps reservoir is proportion TO the qnes OF
water required is certainty Of having an abundance
through the year For railroad stations and sugar and cotoI
water grinding corn ornArented 1untai 90 maj
sized mill with moderate wind will luU cations o. t
ter and grind five bushels of hour. For iurt~r hio
NATION orders, address ,,
s. Il, GILMAN, 81 NatcheE street, New U'leans
oa Sole Agent FOR the Southern States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

ykTINER'S CANADIAN VERM1FCGE.I
w Certain Remedy Wnls. II is fact esahished De-
yond the adnw doubt by The experience ami testimony 81
Ike most eminent ph yscas, than Fee-onrtts OF lie
which children afflicted are caused by Notns
heusand Ct children annually from those d5e4:f when
eilier rot at!bute 10 something ese
the parR!ons which have been recommended IL
them
Intellectual the end however has length been attained
and remedy viii has failed to descy Worms
wherever existed This assertion supported hy The
testimony eminent and respectable inui-
vidlals in The country. The remedy lis
WINERS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, WARRANTED
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Tits safe is its operation and more easily administered thar
other SEINE Of the symptoms which indicate the existence
Of the follows the couReance is
pe ieadei color sset with occasional tishcs the
heavy dull the breath d, the lip swollen,
itching nosrs which the patient 10 pick his nose
sctp disturbed, :e patient often awakening in great
fright liable and grinding The teeth The "ppe-
te exceedingly res!G being sometimes voacious, OILERS
feeble, aid in instances deprAved.
following certificates might be added but ::
l these sufficient " establish The fact ma:
WlNER'S CAElnIAN TERMIFUGE IS a SUPERIOR
REMEDY FOR WORMS.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We .he undersigned having frequently administered me
cine 10y Mr. John Wier of this designated j.
WlNEi;S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE and being fully salts
witt; efficacy, confidently recommend safe and en-
eGy fer The expulsion OF Wos from The intesne
canal. Ii q ttlliIl
Lce,:lac of the 4. =. Of Surgeons in Ireland, etc.
q. ". DICKINSON,
Neraber O! the T.. c. of Surgeons il London, etc.
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New Orleans, nnher /, 1855
NfTcc y. o. 0p. and q. ". Railroad Co.
Nj Bridge Sr-In your rqniFy relative % The
performance u The McGCwan Punps upon this road
can oIy say that they quite equal representation
AID variety pumps lave in Use, they are
decidedly the best. ~ -
YUuts resr.cIrlIIv A. L. SF:GER, Wire President
The nbye Puns and Engines constantly for sale 10y the
ullscrucr sole agent here for the manufacturers.
je25 ISAAC BRIDGE. - Magazine 81 et
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WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, WARRANTED
PURELY VEG TAbLE,

FROM THE REV. ]. FLANAGAN, OF BANRR0ok, c. w.
J. WINER*i: have made tie trial o! your Ci'aoiar
Verus, and with The hdry results In own fan'
y, and which has 10 knowledge, the eS
plsion Of Worms has followed the administering OF your er
nfge every here prefers other, its ELECTS
are certain and children readily, which great
point gained in giving medicine to children ,,,
July Il, 1876 John FLANAGAN.
el- Physicians generally use WlNER'S CANADIAN
VERMIFUG1. This medicine simple vegetable pTeid'Eh
o AMI always he adinsered with perfect safety ard
confidence the result III always destroy Nons, ac
restore the patient TO health.
thousand certificates have been sent 70 Agents from
planters merchants sicians, bearing TESTIMONY the
cacy infaliihle remedy. Warranted in sl
Preaed only by JOHN WlNER, Manufacturing Chemist,
nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton Cala!a West.
E SOLD wholesale and ren at mamltaeuler's prices, by
J. WRIGHT Il Co, NewOrlenns,
fe23-ly Isl and q Charities street New Orleans, La
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ra PRIVATE IS0ARDFNG-MRS. FOGLF, No.
h rchoupitnuls street, is prepared 10 Rcc0iAnodHte '"
Llies single gentlemen with pleasant tuT'Sed apart
and Hoard She will take gentlemen
Day Boarder of Sl2 per month SO with
I.olriHr iv30
- KOARDING-TlIE LARGE AND ELEGANT
TE;il house known rs the d ESBAN We Il ANDA |, in
III Camp No. S2 is for the reception OF
families and single gentlemen This is of the most dGfira
bic locations in the city, and the family roOmss
passed for comfort each having dressing c4h
attached. There is also fine bath house the premises
and the comfort of boaders few Day
R0arters also be accommodated
i4Y RDNFRS
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NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
Attorney and will represent during absence
from the State per before George Rareshde Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856.
s. II. KENNEDY 4 co.
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nISSOLUTION-LA sOCIETE CI-DEVANT EX1s,
- soussgncs dams le Rcauat du Crescent
Mineburg. onr dssone commencement nutue
dies mtrties LOUIS GUIEBEAC coninuera les afaires du
LOUIS GUILLEBEAu, fl
JEAN BONNET.
I. G a19
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nISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ fore existing the undersigned in the Crescent
Restaurant Mneburg is this day dissolved by mutual
sent LOUIS GCILTEBEAU will continue the business for
his own account LOUIS GUILIEBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
New Orleans, August sth, 1856. aus
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DISSOLUTION-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ existing between the Undersigned under the firm Of
BURROWS OSTkOM, Is this day dissolved by mutual
sent partner will sign the the firm IL
JNO. N. BURROWS.
New Orleans, July /, 1856 JAS. A. OSTROM.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ASSOCIATED
L himself with Mr.. WIN BARNES, Of this city, will con
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Business under the
name and style Of THOMPSON d BARNES. -
EDWARD THOMPSON.
New Orleans July l. 1896 iy2
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VACCINE MNTTEEiS-VACCINE MATTEE-PHE
Planters and Druggists always be eG VIII
pU-e adele 81 s. 30 per s,fsb tv apply wing TO
SICkIFS 1t CO., 50 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-12

rI's,HY'S CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
Thinning at all hours Of the day throughout the city
AcEt fer he oncarraia Railroad Company for carrying ht
Mails, and having eltire charge Of tie Baggage Car
A messenger viii wal; npcn passengers in the
Will be given for all baggage taken in charge by THU
Company.
Baggage checked from residences the Office 10 the Lake
bos ty etority Of the PUntchnrtrGn Railroad Company
Weekly Express (every sunday 10 Galveston luiaoR
Powder Horn and Houston, Texas.
Express Messenger will be dispatched three times a wtE
all the Watering: Places the Lake Orders and parcels
ceveG at the Office
Bis OF lRing the oce goods by New Yort
and Texas steamers, will meet with prompt attention
Schedules CT and signals furnished by apply at the
office.
Branch Office at the PoutchartrRn Railroad Depot for the
ception Of Baggage and Packages. Open from A. NJ TO
| 2. N.
The proprietor begs notify the public that his the only
City Express running and thGt arrangements
completed and that pronpness in the delivery of goods can be
relied upon. S. TOBY, Jr., Proprietor,
fe2S Prncipfl- office Is Graver corner Canp
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OF COPAKTNERSHIP.-
IL The firm heretofore existing under the hame and style Of
THOMPSON, ALLEN CO., is this day'dissoived by its own
limitation.
Edward Thompson having purchased the interest Of W L.
Allen said firm all the liabilities and is charged
with the liquidation Of the same. o,,
EDWARD THOMPSON,
WM. l.. ALLEN.
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DISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
IL oforr existing Alex BoNneval, Adolphe Sclire
be and Felix Dcros is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business OF the will be the under
signed u,l Ter the firm OF BONNEVAL& DrCROS
e' ALEX. BONNEVAL,
.t.-. FELIX DuCRus.
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-HALF POUNDS
Oriental Rose Bud Constellation; britannia; Duval q. W.
White.
-FIyES- TINS
Moss percevi
jackson. Saton,
Suo,swood Barch,
Yassqd' Habo.
Wilson's NoTtts
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THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO Is CHARGED
with The settlement Of the affairs Of the late firm of Bur
,strqn will continue business under his
and for his
JNO. NJ BURROWS, q Graver street.
New Orleans, Jnly |, 1856 iy4
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PtrcEly7S. Boyce,
It IST-
Rough Ready Crumpons Cavalier, Simon Pure Golden
Ingnt. Virginia Leaf, Plantation, Nectar.
Together with many brands choice article OF Per
tiuue, Havana and German Cigars. .-.
SMITH L VAN BENTHUYsEN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
The (vOp. for 1881.

Journey of some three thon,nnd miles. with
in three weeks past in New York, Massachusetts
Connecticut, Rhode Island. New Jersey, Penn
sylvnnn, Delaware, Maryland Virginia, Ohio,
Indiana. Illinois, Missouri. and lowa.-fourteen
States in nll,-ennbles us 10 give our readers
the grateful assurance ,hni the crops of the pres
cnt yenr. nccording 10 present promise. Will he
unsurpassed The Hay crop ls nlready secure
and there is hardly II more important crop than
this, or one of which many portions oi the coun-
try have stood in more need during some months
pnst.
Immense quantities of Wheat aud Corn have
been sowod in the Great Wast, aud II some, and
even much Of the winter wheat has been killed,
the deficiency has been many times made up in
The abundance of extra land planted. The sea
son has been every where very backward ono
and even more backward in the far West than
n the East. In tho Western part of Massachu-
sets and New York, considering the differences
of latitude. tho crops are more advanced than IN
| almost any other portions OF tho country In
Ohio Indiana aud Illinois, the fields look as II
there could DO no failure of famine. neither want
nor suffering The scarcity OF tho present,
arising from tho two causes of speculation and
emigration West. and which hnr made city like
St. Louis place to export from even Westward
j. nn event entirely novel in its kind, and which
cun hardly occur again. Tho thousands who have
gone West from New England. the middle States
aud tho South have had to be- supplied from sour
ces entirely new, and produce therefore Is about
M dear at Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis.
n- at Poston and New York, The year of 1887
Promises we are happy to say, to be year OF
nbundanco.-N. Y. Express
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
The clay mud H"rr D"e,i.g Pistols. :,


The Louisville Democrat, of Sunday, has the
following:
Tho recent difficulty between Colonel Major,
of the Frankfort Yeomen, and Mr. Green, of the
Commonwealth has brought TO notice again the
seapous which. according to the code, may be
considered cns.io. Wc aude TO the eelobra-
tod instruments known respectively as the CLAY
and Burr" pistols. Although IL was finally de-
cided to use kentucky rifles. pistols were not
forgotten in the arrangement. and each party.
we learn, tested his -kll ut eight, twelve and
fifteen paces. Colonel Major used the CLAY pis-
tol :" with the history Of which almost every ono
IN familiar. Mr. Green had the celebrated burr
pistol" at his disposal. We do not care to de-
&c ihe them, but suggest that they would form ma
,crinl fora scrss Of views in Frank Lese's Illus.
trnted Paper. The weapons are suggestive of
chilly -.nSation to the region of the spine
They carry balls comparable. in point OF size, to
the ordinary Eneli,h walnut, and would let as
large ray of dnyliph, through humanity asfhe
mos, cnd blooded duest could desire. Tho
Bur, pistol" is the same weapon with which
Au,nu Burr killed Alexander Hamilton in leo3.
Th, pistol was Transferred by Mr.. Burr fo his
hi4 second who presented it ton member OF tho
Marshall fnm,iy. ot Virginia. II was used by
Hon Thomas +. Marshall in his duel with jas.
Watson Webb. The Ia-, human blond drawn
hy il wns ON the occasion of the duel between
Hon T. G. Murshall aud llnn. J. w. McDennle,
whom tho o'lntter was winged by his antagonist
| II was perhaps some what in remembrance Of tho
sucocssful career of this wenpon. added tohis
own "dead shot" propensity ut ninety yards Tint
Colonel Major expressed preference Tor rifles
nt n distance prescribed by the code OF honor
| aud Kentucky usage.
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friends and customers aud the puble fchefay
m the very liberal patronage bestowed on him and the dher
cn firms h which heen connected for the last
rcnr in the Building the city lie skes this me-
ihod Informing that he will continue the building pusi
ness as heretofore, bpth Brick and Wood Work =####
bou,s business retain their
hdrnec is true that the larger portion oi ms
LnuIs be work that Kind OF
t the sa time he til. experienced white
oucymen lie nacrs himself with hs experiences AID by
giving persuna business be able to exc.
cute any may offer IN such ST, 10 give sasae
ton his patrons
Ip shop Jefferson Street in rear of Saun
ders Irhy opposite the shop nfp tenn
H. X where he will keep constantly on hand All knus o'
dressed Tbera ready made work such SASH Doors
Dlin,,. Xc aEO q. Cll;lE, Agt
Iondlv
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BALTIMORE


uNR. uIu.u.s' NGOuaA Al OtpNE' s'"'" ~"
1 nrmery nalmofe-l Instituted u. le2p, y. ~ % S"m
ay .i,, J,ltimo,e tenr the pust ofee1 Ctkh iNst
NJ or No fEI REQUIRED Dr. Mllls. an Experienced
rhSsdsno Of the Aoraihe s'heni may $500 ns e"'V'"" VT
snltra In all caaoa % private nature or disease
No Money rcauircd u i" t"re - not E".t"a'
practical experience OF over ~ yeais ''o' - - A. .oiy
IN the ahorteat poasbio time 10 ""' "'
Effected
celebrated for eneeua andspeedy cure OF a.
,ssaoa Diseases wnh esiahsheo III WI" WY '"
The ~ iuh Repusntion
this render public notice unnecessary sef"
, dr he many nunli anti he,e treatment who have
their money, nei,,aied by lhe VINO
onrsh largely she public pfn's ahh WIN "ho" 'V
Amictcd he on your Guard,
You wound INJURY reeuoafy loss and dHappo'nenh
scct medical aid proper chn b" obtain
I'd Dr NJ MAKES alu,ng ptneasona promises no more
secondary aud Chronic Gnsr-. .
TIL, uausl symptonH Sure Throat, Noerhion "i inc
Mouth Itching anl Tenderness about The N""o bo'ehea
rnpionp upon tho skin sc ipon the \, ~
the oldest and mont tnNeefat "i t"'n 'a' ~ W. 70
willing 10 stake his honor aud reputation
The Triumph of science.
Th, r,m,de. ot pr rosorinp strong aud manly 'g
~ renovntng shattered constitutions nnd removing spor
lily alldehit, injury incurred ham certain se''o' h"'' "
uua Haedb y mn diauaNtr,h al lh' hpe
EmfeebIcd uanh"""
nny here find certain restorative, snh Ill inds rom We"
nsr have realized onon hope "hn IRON me
allure of Qnaekories IN then inert hn'n " "
tnmc almost ekilnsnishsd ,.,.-.
No compounds Mercury
To EemnIe..
In he treatment of Female AHeen"nH NET
,aua qualities afford Early hoiiq ana
rnuc n the dmeulteasos oommnniea Ah'ro"
y guarded and trontine marked with akn aud deea'y
Dr. Willis s;rent prcvrutisc.
This Remedy applicable to either aos wiz be sent
uy prepared by mail on receipt ot 10, or by cm'"e wv
prescription will be Included ,,, ny , n
Distant persons cured NJ home by addressing bh y "
MILLS BhlrIMoni. lie ters post rh'h) M'a''heNhoht ="
my direction, by mail or ,spfeha
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
GLASS H.
be drawn In Baltimore Md Saturday. June 9Th, 1851
r. FRANCE Il CO, MANAGERS.

45.220 prizes, amonniingto to H.. N, sl,-.~'o
,tna,l. a -. p,cL age of og Wholes COS, SI07 so
W. a6 Halves l53 75
96 Quarters lbS1
- 4 Tuhhs ~ ~
In the above formed by the ,ernary combination OF
n numbers making III 076 tickets and the drawing of ~ bn
,a there viii be L. prizes each having three of the drawn
nnubers on 1t each having two Of them on Si oo
oacb ba wing on. only and also 30 s6 tickets with
neither of he raw numbers on them, being blanks
r. dpcrnne the fate prizes and blanks n numbers
from TO ~ inclusive will be seyeray placed in whoe on
e dsy of the drawing aud 30 Of them drawn out ~ random
and that having combination the lst "a ana 81
Drawn numbers entitled to the capital prize of SoJ2b
g',t Ilkr having on the ill.,, 18th and 9Th drawn mum
-, ~"i''o
INA, @ " NJ. -, 'e ~ 10000
Thai tieket having on it the 10Th llh and 18th drawn
And so on according q the above scheme
Al other tickets (brng 900 with three of the drawn
them, each a., ~"'
rhos m ckets having them tho lat and ID or I'd
and 4th drawn numbers, each - - gu
Those having them the 9th and oth or uh
drawn numiers, each w
Those l6 tick them the YIN ana ioth, OF 40
llth and 18th drawn numbers ="
All others Ceiag l0672) with two of the drawn mum
bcrs them, each -, -, A., -, ''
Those Ii 40 tic th either the st I'd 3D. 4h, oth
9TH 7h 9Th 9Th or l0th drawn. - - ~
Those l6 40 w the 1lth 18th, 18th l4h, 18th,
10Th. nth lsih 10Th or goth ~
H No ticket which shall have drawn prze OF superior
d.n1nination car he entitled ia an inferior prize.
Tickets s2u--shares In proportion.
f-F5sFor tickets and packages address orders TO
- T II HUBBARD & co,
Office 30 Fayette Street Box io
may o7.lm Baltimore, Maryland
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MAGNifICENT sCHEME.
TWENTY DRAWN BAI.I.OTA.

In calling particular attention to this extraordinary
would especially direct attention 10 IN" eh
tent Of Ballot fnhnh o0nsidThfton t's" b'ihp
number o % Drawn Ballots t"hrr"hA mo
other oorios rarely exceed 29Byng prep"hdefah' ia Ia
that tho lnwohl
number entitled 5000 Prize III" other ana
higher Prizes ARE immense well worthy Of mn Investment
,r which you the Scheme at foot We inkr pit'
selections have ben htifd our phrons ny
have sent them aud we TAX" TINS opportunity 10
hnuk liberal support exertona have received
~ their hands Hoping continuation OF Their iaVoh we
ihnrainrn = do not talI 10 lnNea N The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

upEFRgc Krfr igerntOrs, Rcfrix-
Ii rRAroRs-I am re Giving and htting up large
d varied assort ment the above articles, with wafer
Tanks and all com pele which will sell fu 20 per centlow
or than ever before in this market Can and see
- ' " A. wINSTON'S
Mandatory and Warerooms, opposite NorVei House
Rep. copy. tuia ~''''
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Ry CHARLES W. BUTTON,


LhIND
vtRGINlAN Is published daily at - auh 'ri.wecky at
" nntn in advance and weekly at So. invariably in ad
= herwlse - 80 will be charged in all cases No paper
van except at the option of the Propreurs,
w n .rrearageS shall have been paid
UNI inserted for 30 cents square of
fn the hrst insertion, and 37l
unless ordered inner form or weekly and then 80 cts
IN M be charged each insertion Ii the number of
,a s he not marked the MS, 1t will b. published TIL
a mt and charged accordingly
tnea o' tnE YEARLY RATES ARE
ono SQUARE, daily
do ~
,wo do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
ivertisepeuts intended for both subject spo
c innu,l advertisers will be limited their Immediate
- ar The Advertisements charged at transient rates
- An new advertisements appear III the daily and tr
wi,Rly papers ,,, , ,a - h.rra,
- Obituary notices "hlcn eNceel cls'' nes acc"ee"
for the excess
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ATOTHGE.-Hr wIsh 10 call the attention 81
or constituents and those Interested to til" t'r' that
there ement in our bacon Market and Ia" prices
have gone MP Ia ami IL cents pound and hrn With an
tendency; LARD II cents, BI lTER ih L. cents
FLOUR St L. =. NEA - 10 20 cents tokNeu OATS per
hu>hr . ID 80 Ia G3 cents Rcd WHEAT a. @uto 81 -
White 81 80 L. s 32t, BEEt IT. not
We havrl ., # superior lover Timothy prnatd Ever
green and erl> Grass Srels on hand for sac at
his tme l.in Stock Groeefies. Chewing and Smn
King Tobacco which viii sell good bargains step in
and see when ypa come to l3nchbHrg.
MCCORKLE & co,
and Commission Merchants at the old stand OF
MrCorkle y inu.s lmaT lttS
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE,

NXyUILIAM LOOSE, W"nnt"ct"scr .sn. 81 se
" 6nest stve of Paror Sets, In Rosewood Malngahy,
a w ,inrt u1holstered with silk, Plush, and Hair Cioth
.t hereby announces the citizens Of Lynehbnrg am me
nub cnsray that prepared 10 furnish such articles
~ and price that can be secured IN New toIh
philadelphia or thereby saving to the 'ho
cost az keeps also constantly on had OF
to order dnc Hair and Shack Mattresses ana
respectfully solicits patronage. A.. xxy.,,.a,o,
~ wa Wa s,v d AZ .sau,c % Hail lie l7-s
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vuukcc's Est innate ofTruta.


~ Yankee" says Wendell Philips, the orator
"a Ynnkoe don't care for truth--he won't 40
cept IT unless you first prove 10 him that 1t IL
worth Mt least ten per cent. per annum!'
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LOTTERIES.
HAVANA LOTTERY.

1.-The lsl0ry q a1ou-e will "cser Depart
"OtR STAR Is IN TIE ASCENDANT
HAVANA PLAN No. 3,
Wchayc merely call your attention to the simrl'i'y OF
tina Lottery being sngl numhc aud I" refer
hest evidence VIA the W n INV
neia repot Of the amount have sold In III" last
plnntue rrge ot &2ohu quarter o'
s5Ou00 Halfnt 81 and ~ Prizes oi sl"o cn'h ~
The aggregate amounting aud p irty sum oi
sl 800 besides several smaller prizes ranging h"m e'oo 10
81 200