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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-30

NE RATH S ECTRIC OIL.
IL This celebrated remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, Eryspoas, Erupuons, Sprains, Burns Eel
ons &c. is manufactured only by Prof Charles De Grath,
everywhere known the original discoyeer at his old
establishment In Philadelphia.
The sale Of this Great Remedy has been Unprecedented.
Last year alone 900 worth sold, and Wher
il is known there it is used Purcell, Ladd Co.,
Of Richmond. bought last year ~ 200 worth Barnes
A Park Of New York, $4,000 worth Seth s. Hanee Of
Baltimore over 1000 worth J. Park, Of Cincinnati,
81 900 WORTH and other large Druggists all over the U
nited States
Read aad do likcwise-all Dealers aud Druggists
Baltimore Nd, Dec. s, 1856
Prof De Grath, Dear Sir Please send me per steam
packet 800 worth of Your Electric Oil the last lot is all
sold except bottles aud the demand is the increase
this makes 5000 Of your Electric OIL have sold
during the past I months. SETH :, HANCE,
l0S Bait street.
And horc Il another from the Wealthiest Drug House
Cincinnati Nov. 3, 1876.
Prof De Grath Please send me ~ Gross Snail size
No. l. q Gross Medium No. p and Gross Large No, 3,
and draw me for the amt. as before -
JOHN ID PARK.
Another.
Indianapolis, Oct q, 1856.
Prof Do Grath Forward per express, $500 worth
your Electric Oil assorted sizes your usual terms
ROBERT BROWNING
In fact the demand considering the time since the
ticc has been discovered has been Unprecedented and
Is beyond all PRECEDENT
CAUUoN.-fhere are numerous limitations sprung up
Che reputation TINT my artrc has acquired. The pub
lie must beware They ere worthless.
FRED u. SMITH, Montpelier, Agent sold By all
Druggists 6S6meom
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AMERICAN Hou Sc.
DooK AGENTs4fooo, 900 WANTED

Id 10 circulate RAPID SHL1tNo, USsuRrAsstNGLY
Popular FAMILY WORKS, which attract BY their low
prices interesting contents, and large and superbly col
orcd plates My hrecfold experience Of nearly twenty
years as Author and Publisher, Agent alike at
the East and at the West, gives me unequaled advan-
tages in knowing exactly how make books that ioiH
sell fast and satisy when sold how to my bus
mess so that Industrious Agents caaot fail Of success.
Mo own Agents only allowed to sell my books, and
each has the exclusive right 90 his assigned field. For
clrcuars with fullest particulars, address, II you live
East, HENRY HOWE, No. l02 Nassau Street, New
York you live West, the same No. Ill, Main Street,
Cincinnati. o. 563mis
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atgaI AotIces.
AMOILLE COUNTY COURT


~
james NJ Hotchkiss Ariehan Holt Catherine Holt,
Elizabeth Holt Almra Holt, Geore Holt and
Isaac Holt
Whereas, James NJ, Hotchklss, Of Waier,ie, in the
county Of Iamoe has filed IN he Office Of clerk Of the
Of chanccry in said county, his bill q foreclosure,
setting forth, among other things that Aftchan Holt, on
the st day uNoycpbcr a ID. 1851 etDcSidere. in said
county, executed 10 enc Josiah G. BsTo.fsa n0rttagc
deed Of land the payment o the sum OF
y hundred dollars, specified in ye promissory notes,
dated Nov st 1851 which said real estate is described
follows o-,y lit being the land decided 10 the
said Attohau Holt By Josiah e. BaroWs aud Mary Ann
Barrows his wife o the sof November 1871, situated
in Bcvdere in said county, and reference being had
said decd from BarroWs and wife And afterwards, on
the l7th day Of November 1851, said Barrovs assigned
said mortgage and notes TO one A. Adams, who after
wards duly assigned the 20 the Orator aud that the
money specified said notes and secured bl sad mort
gagc remains unpaid. That said Artchau Holt died ia
November, 1852 lowing Catherine Holt biz wife, aud
four children, George Holt Almm Holt Isaac Holt and
Elizabeth Holt. part Of whom reside In the State Of
Vermont, and part in parts unknown 10 yoW orator.
And PRAYING that the said Ios be forocofcd " their
right u equity Of redemption of said premises Aud be-
the said Almra Holt George Holt aud Isaac Holt
reside without this State that subpoena cannot be
ed upon them Therefore in pursuance Of the pro-
visions Of the Compiled Statutes, notice is hereby given to
the said Almra George and Isaac Holt appear before
the Court Of Chanccy next 10 be held at Hydcpark on
the list Tuesday in December next and make to
said b and abide such order dcetion and decree there
ia as to the Chancellor shall meet. And the Ora
this bill Is directed this order 90 De pub
lishcd three weeks suoccsvely in che Vermont Watch
man * State Journal printed Montpelier, in The
ty of Washington the publication 10 be at least
~ days before said $50 Tuesday in DecembeT next.
Dated at Hydepsrk, 81 the county of Lamole, this
20th day II Oct, 1871 Il. B. SAWYER, CLERK.
JOINS GIEED. S0tit,t9r. b2aw
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BOsroS, p School Street, March 20, 1850
DBAR Srn Having become prernaturely quite gray,
was induced some six weeks since. to make trial Of
Restorative have used less than bottles, but
the gray hairs have all disappeared; and although my
hair has not fully attained its original color yet the pro-
Of change is gradually going on, and am in great
hopes that in short time my hair will be dark as for
merly have also been much gratifed at the healthy
and yigor of the hair which before harsh
and dry and il has ceased to ont formerly.
Respectfully yours, ID. G. NJ. RUPP.
Professor Wood. .
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rrom the Editor Of the "Daiy Gazette Emira. n Y ]
~ ANLECTRIC OILn AND DIR. SMITH.

- NNLECrRlC OIL AND DIR. SMITH,
IL II all we have seen in the papers be true, land
we have no doubt Of IT, because we are personally ac-
inrd with several Of the parties, whose opinions are
svrn \ then Dr. Smith, Of Philadelphia, has made the
most important medical discovery ever heard Of for me
cure Of All kinds Of pain, ana we know eminent
bose that buy $1,000 worth time so great has the
demand become for this Electric Oil. We hear OF
sweled limbs reduced in hours OF piles cured IN
two weeks headache and toothaehe in ten minutes OF
yheimatsn In day. and paralysis even in three weeks
No ordinary treatment accomplish such results
This Ohas been tested by medical men and approved py
General Wholesale Agent, FRED +. SMITH, Mont
pcher, VT Sold BY Druggists and Merchants IN every
town and village. 20
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Paranne Lamp Oil may be used in Camphcne, Resin
OIL Kerosene OF other lamps with button burners NOV
in common use) or in Argand lamps with suitable ohim-
neys In using paafinc OH the lamp wieks require no
trimming aud when once ignitcd viii burn without uf-
hcr care until the oil Is all consumed A. the on burns
ecy Il Is best TO keep the wick low and not allow Il 70
appear much above the surface Of the wick hoder'
For sale ly the subscribers, 80
JOHNSON, HUNTER Co,
81; 3m. 0 Commercial What, Boston, Agents for Co.
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4 CARD TO THE LADlES.-DR. DU-
n rONCo's fRENcu PERIODICAL GOLDEN flLLs'--
InfIlhlo iu removing stuppages or irregularities OF
the mcuscs. These Pills ulr nothing new hut have been
used uy the Doctor many years, both n France ana
Amcrrn with unparalleled success In every case, and he
Is urlod by many thousands OF Ladies who have used
Them 90 make the Pills public Tor the slofiauon Of
those suffering from ans irregularities whatever as wen
a. h, Drrycut PREGNANCY 90 those ladies whose health will
mol permit am increase Of family, Pregnant females OF
those supposug themselves SO, cautioned against us
ing these pl- while pregnant the proprietor ASSUMES
mo- responsibility as 20 the above adm0niuun, although
their mildncss would prevent amy mischief 20 the health
otherwise these Pills are recommended. Fun and eNph-
cit directions accompanying each BoX. Price SlOO.
Upon the receipt of one dollar, a box viii be sent 10
amy address By return mail Direct all orders 10
FRED. r. SMITH, Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier,
General Agent for the State OF Vermont
Geo Nichols, Agent, Northhcld. 10
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STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGING OF

GTATE OF VERMONT.-DrsTRIcr OF
- RANDOLPH, SIS
The Hon. Probate Court for said District of Randolph,
To an persons concerned in the estate Of Abial Smith,
late of Williamstown, deceased, Greeting
Whereas, Jonas NJ. Bass, executor Of the last viii
and testament Of sad deceased requests said Count toal
low him the further time Of oneyea on and after helfh
day Of October AID. 1871 make payment of the debts
and uaces and close the settlement Of the estate There
fore YOU are hereby notfed that said application viii
be heard session Of the Probate Court 20 be- held at
he Probate Office Washington the Sd Tuesday Of No
yember noxt which time you may be heard in the prem
iscs. And this order shall be published three weeks SAC
ecssycly In the Vermont Watchnau and State Journal
a newspaper printed at Montpelier, IA This state the
last Of which publication shall be before the day assigned
for hearing us aforesaid.
Given under my hand the Probate Once at Washing
ton, this l2th day Of October A. d., 1891
623w II. A. WHITE, Judge.
OTICE.--This may certify that have
Y given nay son, Sidney Warner sherman, his time
during the remainder Of his minority, and shall elem
Of his earnings nor pay any de9 o. his eantsnt
ing after this date ROYAL hhhtMAN
Duxbury, Oct. 10, 1857. 62dw'
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CARLYLg, Illinois, June 10, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect. My hair bccom-
ing, thought, premaurely gray, but by the Of
his Restoraye 1t has resumed its original color, and
have no Doubt permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE,
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ID T. "A l. GU S T O NJ NJ A ID f &.
IL MEMS, BOYS aud YOUTHS
OUBLE-SOLE 90 Wilde BOOTS.
Also, full stock Of RETAILING
SH OES A ND RUB b ERS.
For sale LOW. for CASH, by
GEORGE c. WALES,
56.3m % Pearl Street. Bost0n.
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sprciaI notices


THE HAlRl TIE HAmll
WHAT Lads Gentleman woald be deprived Of beau
tifu head Of Hair. when By the use OF LYONS KATH-
AKRON such one eau pasilybe found Too much
value cannot De placed on a fue head Of Hairnot only
as an adosnment the persou-snd person is well
dressed without weauangel Hair--out also, is init
naicy connected with the general health Of the body
Ter this connection s. murs closer than is seaeray sup
posed. Tho KArHAlRON preserves and beauties
the Hair, making it aof, curly and glossy and by its
cleansing aud iaugomting properties, give tone and C.
lasfiety the whole SYSTEM sold everywhere for p
cents per bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-30

4 AMPS, LAMPS. -Camphene and tluld
4 4 Lamps, Chimueys. Wicks, Tubes to ht On Lamps
''' '''N L.. +. PIERCE.
Ian. %. % Druggist. STATE street,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

\ singular aliiir occurred recently near Fifo
shire England Two twin sisters namea Jenot
and Elizabeth White, about 81 years II age, and
following the occupation of weavers, hanged
themselves by tying u rope of their make
to the ioist Of the loom they wrought ut. and
then must hive tied il round their neeks. They
were found hanging in tho shop, by one of tho
neighbors. On thai afternoon they were seen
10y th' II mother IL twlnc u rope, which WAS sup
posed Ia ha the ,ane hs they used in this action
and they suited II hci that they both eame into
the world together and they would both leave it
together. The two unfortunate girl. were very
much rosneeted, aud their inlueement 10 self
destruction was not known
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04
From the Mercantile Go.efi,, Jan. II.


70" Me hefeaata' b'>t"'' 'HH -.
cam. rsrh"nLrJ'Ihr In,c"Ic Cor,,,nic n, The
British and American Forces.
1t appears from intfiiigen'r i"'itrch days Ia
'rr 'hah NAV "If'adt i'e,V'd nom 'hhioh' that
the lighting had continued up To TINT date, aud
the American toree has been e" operating hear.
hly with that nndef tie command OF Sir Michael
seymour. II VIII hr fein"mp"rod OF course,
lha' ii'gh '"'nlni-Hl2nef eh rrp''rd I" the last
demand 81 me Brush authorities for an apollo
~ OF al "a>'' an fA analI"l "i ms cohdaet by
.'itering n reward 81 thirty dollars for the head
ot an EAEll-hman, and that the British Admiral
lherouP'h directed the bolhbardm"nt 81 the town.
The Chinese II appears, Ia their enEerness 10
carry "ut "h COMMAND aud to strike terror
into ia" "forelgn neNll>'-ihe complimentary
ph1a by which they distinguish our people
dtcuE""tra some american persons ~ mistake
jar L"&i'Shmf"' am STUCK fhctf MEATS "po" The
city traliS. A mistake" OF TINS description wa
not likely t"Improre the relations ct the foreign
ers s"nrarIIy.anl ot the Americans in particular,
with the Chimes" authorizes hwIIl hardly oc
ea,i"n wonder that the Americans who showed
eg'ry dl+posi'on from the oret to siren then the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

~
HRoF. DE tiRArH--Dear sir fhis 10
servant boy Philip, has been ten years
have tried various remedies whout For
he has been FcttGe application
OF genuine ELECTRIC ell. in tho presence Of htv
persons lis Fearing far Ted that BE
person speak in Of rhccrullv rec.
ommcrd IL to all
1tY,,IE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

NORFOLK IrKxs.-From Ire Ssr,.--Eain for -
hours: ice giving away. Rev. J. L. L lwards aud
Prof Schclc de We're lecturne At Institute HALL
Commission merchants have agreed 10 sell Bacon and
Lard for cash only, after LIST February. James Shi-
lev Sr an old and esteemed citizen, II dead. y gen.
tleman proposes 10 the Humane Society to purchase
stoves with the Of the Society cat them. to
be loaned TO the poor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

SrAuyToN ITEMS -Eom IL YrQc AWericdn. The
house of Mrs. Yenahlc and another belonging to the
estate oil Geo. D. Lancaster have been burned to the
ground Cases of small pox Lave appeared within
six miles the town Two sleis containing twenty
deer we're branght to town. from Pocahontas county.
Another snow, inch deep, fell on Wednesday y
Juo ". Cease trying to split log with gnnpowder
had his leg broken. The poisoned family of Mrs
Bear who used it is supposed, acetate of lead in place
of soda in their bread, have all recovered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

o'maI bills Yesterday The report originated, no
doubt from the netiun of the new Charter. which
prohibits our hunks receiving the odd non de-
cimnl of the other banks.
We should like to have pile of any Of those
bills Pa. Demo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

The nANGiRs OF Observation-Disclosures accident
verifying the old aphorsm IA ounce Of cauton worth
n pouna of cure Mr.. James Z Bel Of this county,
on the 18th ult got his hand and arm very badly
burnt in attempting to fill lamp with burning fluid
without extinguishug the burne. How many acct
dents how many deaths rom cfelessaesS will It take
to impress the proper degree of caution On the minds
of persons using burning huid .ff / Herdi'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

NARROW ESCAPE ASp WAHSiNG.=-on the 3ist Dec
in the county OF King William, yonths having
been out cunning wished to practice target firing.
bursted at the brecch shaiicrirg the stock into irag
incnts causing no ottet injury than slight flesh
wound on the left arm fre2. Hr9a
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SALES BY AUCTION,


4 IAE1N NEGRO Wan ron sAGE.-Ry
virtue ct deed al Trust executed by Jno w
10 Booker Tor the benefit Vim ID. naz
od the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Campbell
by order made by the County Court of Campbell
s January ftm, rh3 appointing the undersigned Trustee
the place Il Samuel Booker who has departed
the execution OF said Decd shall. WEDNESDAY tho
ara day of February ncNt In front Of the Market House
the CIV af isnthhug -clt Ia the highest bidder CAST
the nogta Man, naucd W liam conveyed in sald Decd
JNO & MI RRELL, Trustee.
liam II daaullf.h1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04
American Missionar ics mud the II oInbur,imeut
oftnUton.

The bombardment of Canton has already re-
suited in disaster to am American visionary A
correspondent Of the London Times writes as
fellows:
To day, Thursday little has been done; the
firing has been Kept up ei-urely from the Dutch
counter. The men have been employed during
the day in pulling down more buildings in tho
rear of the FACTORIES ns a precautionary mems
nre against fire. regret 10 learn that during
the fire yesterday afternoon, the house Of Rev. j.
3. French, one of ctr American missionaries was
ttaly destroyed together with its conten,s. Mr.
French. had removed almost nothing having been
assured TINT his house nut Of danger. His
books manuscript aud much property belonging
la the mission were therefore, all lost, as well ;
lis hospital and stores, which have been the
means of relief to many thousands Of patients.
y movement which trust will be successful, is
IT, be 81 on foot for lis relief.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

Mr. J H. Timberlake has sold his Greenwood Tun-
mel property-buding, and forty acres OF ground to
Mr. Dnw,ddie, wh intends asia1 it FL large board
ing school f9r boys Price Sle.aea.--Cbrri17c'ra's
Id
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

ME-" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. purc hascd of NIr.
~ Jho wheeler, his interest In the stock of Goods of
george NJ kucker Co the business will be
after IN my name and account in the same
store they occupied take this occasion say my
friends that lhave on hand large aud well
assorted stock of at all times endeayor to
keep stock well worthy their My shall
DC 10 deserve the confidence and those
favor me with their custom GEORGE NJ RJCKFR
ian 5d6citlIn
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concern or ! H. 4. u.

NJ II NaNn IL this day distossdby act of limitation All
retsoa having claims the requested
hem for payment and all persons indebted
requested To forward and make without delay
BENZ. IL. NOWLlN s y.
of J. H. 4 ~ II Nowln
Jan ; ia Dee. 81, 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

A 1'erfuu,cd Rrcnti.-W hat LADY, gentleman wouI
abor IN the curse IT dsaTreeabe brra when using
boNBEAS DENTAL Fill ID II viii not only renter il.
but make the teeth Wtas alalsrr prevent tooth
ache preserve 'Lcu decay Recommended by
list ana physicians everywhere
beautiful Com plc>ipn maY he attai.ei by It's IT
pimpes, frprk les, rcuder- the + and helfi-
l mpartiuga rich roseaic hue II tue greatest cosmetic
known being from al injurious Price
For sale by SfROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD.
AFABL'.R a JONES
= IL . L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

Valuable s"stimoD, in favor of thc OK gsna-
TED BirIEns-W AstGNGIos. u {, june l"lIaying nude
of tie OK Ecnacd Btter Iapariby Or GcoB Green
OF Windsor, w. and from knowledge obtained q" their eiea
cv other cases. hecruY recommend them to the pub
lie believing they will fully the recommendation II
proprietor We hope that ts valaab" remedy my lie
generally dituscd throughout tie country Thar be
accessible TO all the afflicted.
wiftI AZ iP III Senators from Vermont
JANIS I. SIMMONS. [. : senator from Rhode Island
! I MOREHEAD, |. : senator, and formerly Governor
OF kenturk".
L II ARNOLD, Member If Congress, and formerly Gov.
Of Rhode Island
wA WOODBRIDGE l. 5. Senator. and formerly Coy
ernor Michigan
ritory.
such testimony the worthy the confidence II the
public.
Nome genuine unless sigucd1 Bl IT'S ou tho wrapper
SETH ". FuWLE a 60. rs Washington Street Bos
ton, Proprictors Sold Inv their agents everywhere.
For sale hv i. II. SEAA.
ian p dN,fHaw ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

vENN q HOS $40 AND LOTS fDR sss.E.-r
wish sell the white House and Lot, joining my
dcuce
Also. the House and Lot Judge Daniels Hill. which
l. LpFwood, Several Of good judgement
have x pressed opinion that this
desirable family residences about The property will be
Sold for cu IT. a. rsed on liberal credit NJ DAfiS JR
ma, lytlUts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

Mr.. VERNON AssocArIo>.-The Ladies of ant. YER
al, Association OF Lyuchburg requested to meet
~ Tomorrow "Wednesday feby 4th, at Dudley
Hall to make arrangements Tor celebrating Washing
,ons birth day. Should the day LIE. ,ery uuityorabie
the meeting will he postponed until the following
saturday It may be well to add, taat ere long cor
rsnondcnee will be given to the public from which
!, will be seen, that Mt Vernon ean be secured TO Viz
oinia by the ladies of the Union This information
:, obtained from one highest in authority, The
southern Matron, President of the Mt Vernon Asso-
cation of the Union 1t is NJ br request that the
lgnchbarg Association viii celebrate the 29d ofFeb-
ruaty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

10 Baltimore, on the 27th ult., by the Rev Or.
Wyatt HENRY WINTER DAVIS to nancy H., daughter
Of john B Morris esq.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

Mr. Hgsny BEplNGrR has hal the ieycr and aeu,
in Denmark AM Pub shes qJetitd account Of il il
the Winchester Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

THE Thermometer at Fredefi hsbarg has reached
the depth of 26 degrees beloE zer2-preciseiy what
il at Abingdon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

Teach your children, by language or precept new
er TO wound persons feelings because he holds an
humble station in lifc--because he IS poorly clad
because he is awkward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

tafa iasJf t9r Il Martins 1iarehon.c.
HILL - " UaIEglEAD,
ii Ana mi. I'M Mcr Inn

III the saa 81 Tobacco Flour aud other Country Produce
laNtt no VA having formed eopartnerahip for the
posn doing general Commission Buaneas Will give their
undivided nitonton to all ennsiRnnsnth made to them.
onee In the Store George II DAVIS and next door TO A.
j. Rneker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan u, lsa7 THOMAS q. HILL,
Reet To Capt Tro N Oies Cashier Hank OF Va, q ID Da.
VS. lnn 7 Davis Go, Htnl NJ Garland, Amherst Mayo
tahel HesopI II G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank
LII Il ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

STILL II FoRcE.-Thc Law imposing a fuc of five
dollars upon every white person passing the Market
House without holding his ar her nose has not been
repealed On the contrary, the eXgeucics of the
times and the flavor of the locality demand doub-
ling Of the fine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04
ucsoIsGsB,E n co,
vi uhyJCsnIs au,l Il rtn51 a roc crs.

tbNMlsNi s. FbNW ABIDING MERCHANTS, and
nanaiaeur, 81 SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
nj thu old 81 ul ct cturkc Jones MAIN STREET LYNCH
rHu "a III give particular attention to the sale Of FLOUR,
WHEAT. corn. MACON. LARD, BUTTER &c. Liberal
advances will - made un all eonignments, when required
ian Pats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

COOKING oysters is said 10 be ster-po -dous
dertakng.