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The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

Curious BoOKs.-The library of the
late Z. B. Corwin, well known book
collector, is being sold. The catalogue
contains 262 pages Svo., and embraces
5292 articles Mr.. Corwin had a pas
sion for books with quaint titles. The
following are specimens from his list:
Issachar's Ass Braying under a Dou-
Bile Burden; or the Uniting of Churches
By VIM. Gould, 1922.
A Silver Watchbell, the SOUND where
of is able to inform the most profane,
worldly and careless sinner to become
true Christian. By Thomas lynne
Echoes from the Sixth Trumpet Re-
verberated by Review of Neglected
Remembrance. By George Urrher,
1861.
The Belgick Pissmire Staining the
Slothful Sleeper, and Awakening the
Diligent to watch, fast and pray, etc.
1922.
An Invective against the most Wick
ed and Detestable Vice of Swearing.
By Thomas Beacon, London, 1900.
Christian Society, or the Catholic
Hive of Bees; 1862.
The Connecticut Dissenters' Strong
Box, 1902.
The Dippers Dipped, or the Anabap-
fists Ducked aud Plunged over Head
and Ears at a Disputation at Southwark,
etc. By D. Fealty, 1857.
An Arrow against Profane and Pro-
miscuous Dancing. Boston, 1884.
A Little Eye-Salve for the Kingdom
and the Army IA Quaker book,) 1867.
20 Huguenot, French word used
after the year AGO, as an appellation
for a Protestant. Its origin, and conse-
quently its literal meaning, has received
various explanations. Their history
forms an important feature in the annals
of persecution. The religious prejudi-
ces of the people were kept alive by
contending political factions, till France
was nearly desolated by what was term
ed religious wars" and at length a
dreadful massacre of the Huguenots
took place on st. Bartholomew's day,
1872. Henry ", 1898, protected them
by the edict of Nantes but Louis XIV,
1855, revoked this edict, in consequence
of which 100000 Huguepots fled to
Switzerland, Germany, Holland, Eng
land and America, where their industry
and wealth found welcome reception.
% A glass has been discovered at
Pompeii about the size of a crown piece,
with the convexity that leads one to
suppose it to be magnifying lens
Now, it has been said that the ancients
were not aware of this power, and the
invention is given to Calico by some, to
a Dutchman in 1921 by others, while a
compound microscope is attributed to
one Fontana, in the seventeenth centu-
ry. Without a magnifying glass how
could the Greeks and Romans work
those fine gems which the human eye is
unable to read without tie assistance OF
a glassa There is one in the Naples
Royal collection, for example, which it
is impossible to make out unless by APP
plying a magnifying glass.
u Maryland has the heaviest debt
in proportion to population of any state
In the Union; it exceeds fifteen millions
to a population of five hundred and
eighty-two thousand bond and free
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

A WEALTHY AND GENEROUS ENGLISH
PoET.-Many literary home has been
made brighter this Christmas time by
the noble sympathy of John Kenyon,
the poet, whose death was recently an
nounced. The poet was rich as he was
genial. Scarcely man or woman dis
tinguished in the world of letters with
whom he was familiar has passed unre-
membered in his viii and some poets
and children of poets, are endowed with
a princely munifeence. Amongst those
who have shared most literally in this
harvest of good will, Mr.. & Mrs. Brown
ing receive 10000; Mr. Proctor, Barry
Cornwall) 10000; and DIR. Southey a
very handsome sum, we think $4,000.
We hear that there are about eighty
legatees, many of them old literary
friends ofthe deceased poet.-AManum.
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BY CHARLES ". BUTTON,


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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
VOL. 5---NO. 242.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
A God Dng"crreesypc oG Person. neech~r and
Gheever, Of New York.

The New York Express publishes tho following
rood illustration of the character of the political
preacher represented by Beecher, Cheeyer b Co:
IFrom polloks Course of Time, eighth chapter
Among the necursed, who songht hiding place
In win from herconess ofJehoyah's rage,
And from the hot dispeasnre of the Lamb
Most wrctched most contemplate, most vile
stood the false priest; aud in his conscience felt
The ieest gnaw of the undying Worm.
Aud so he might, for he had on his hands
The blood of souls thnt would not wipe away
Hear what he lie swore in sight of God
And mnn, preach his master, Jesus Christ;
Yet preached himself he that love of souls
Alone had drawn him to the church; yet strewed
The path that led to hell with tempting flowers;
And TO the ear of sinners, rs they took
The way of death, ho whispered peace; he swore
Away all loye of lucre all desire
OF earthly pomp and yet princely seat
He liked aud to the clink of Mnmmons box
Gave most rnpacious ear. His prophesies
He sworc were from the Lord and yet taught lies
For gain: with quacksh ointment healed the wounds
Aud bruises of the soul. outside but left
Within the pestilcnt matter unobservcd,
To snp the moral constitution quite,
And To burst again, lncurable
lie with uutempcrcd mortar daubed the walls
or Zion saying Peace when there was none.
The man who came with thirsty soul to hear
uf Jesus went away unsntishcd
For hennolher gospel preached thnn Paul,
And one TINT had no Saviour int; and yet
Ills life whs worse faith, charity ana love,
Humility, forgiveness, holiness,
We're words we'll ettered in his Sabbath creed
Rul with his life he wrote rs plain revenge,
Pride tyranny and lust of wealth and power
Inordinnte aud lcwdness unashamed
lie wns n wolf in clothing of the lamb,
Tint stole into the fold of God, aud on
The blood of souls, which he did sell to Denth.
Grew fat ana vet, when any would hnve turned
Him out, he cried "rouch the priest of God"
Aud that he was nnointed, fools believed;
But knew, that duy, he was the Devils priest
Annintod by the hnnds ofSin and Death,
Aud set particularly apart to Ill
While on him smoked the Walls OF perdition,
Poured mcasnreless. All, ne what cursing then
Wns hcnpcd upon his hend by ruined souls,
That charged him with their murder, as he stood,
With eye OF nil the nredeemed most sad,
Voting the coming OF the son Of Mani
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NxrII.GsA 'l.EyEHV and SAFE sTAHlE

w MAEd#r -. 0rfusfff thkFr llotsfs LfF'hblh h7
NA-I prepared To furnish. At the very shortest 10
Horses, lar h., ugg"s. tle very best IN the CITY
Persons wishing Hack, drawn by line Horses
careful drivers, can be accommodated
by ..,
tirutlemcn wishing take short afternoon drive with
adv ina new Bassy Nh ue Horse can he accommodated
hY
tttlpmon having Horses by sending them to my
Stahlc fine order and always ready ut
notice am also responsible for any danaIe a'he
them While in nv stable viii pleased the public Will
give call aud satisfy themselves that my table he"f
.fa,Lrd than my 9th, r. in His city +. WILLIAMS,
'InIT"lh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

IN INTERESTS My stock of Gnano and other ertuHers
Is now In store of Peruvian t'uano No A. hA-
NOR, Insprctun price S2 DeBurgs Manipulate uau"
composed o pure Peruvian, Mexican Guano aud Bono
Powder l Is sud many be superior to Peruvian Gu
ano peI,nrl, seer Phosphate Of Lime. Mexican Gnano,
containing G2 Ii OF Bone, Phosphate q" Lime kc'Ir
r Potash ard Plaster excellent manure for old land II"
acco Lois Ly1ehhug iround Plaster in Bulk Bags or a'
rcls 80,
and sell tn not at the highest price
that can obtained hut the lowest possible price MAJ v
can be- afforded Gnano from the agents II the Pc
ruv4n and it is certainly OF the b'al auay
NV rc a. any other market addne the cost OF
Tn,,.nortpnu Fcriiizcrs are much uscd and | can
r n Farmers and Planters that it ia to their interest TO
patrouzc h plau propose to keep Please kNo me
a call. WIN a N iaLr,h,
IL oh Dash
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yynr, CHINA, GLASS a EARTahEN- &

w. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL w
VI ANDREW BOYD Importer and Dealer In -
China alnss Enrhenwaro Looking Glasses Hardware
aud Table Cutlery Silver Plated and Brittania Ware, Wood
en- iow Ware Glrandoles Lamps Fancy Goods.
Nc.Ac, SIGE Oh TnE Bo PITCHER, MAIN ST,
IYNCuBuRa VA
am receipt of my Spring supplies OF the above
named goods with other useful articles In tho
mention My STOCK ~
lafpc desirable and invite Merchants Hotel Keepers and
oars ho my goods my line tn call and examine
my stock prices before purchasing as think Will be TO
their interest Goods going TO the country will be sc
cufey packed ANDREW bofp
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AND .UMmEn GOODS.

- Fancy Silks and silk Rous
Plain Black Silks all qualities,
Bernge, Organde aud Jaconet Robes
Thread Houston Lace, Muslin and Lawn Sets
reiy
1mbre striped, solid and fancy Mouslin de LANES,
paasoIs Umbrellas Corsct whalcbono, steel and reed
Skirts,
Orgaud French aud other Lawns full assortment,
varying In price from l2i tn 10 cents
For sale by JAS A SIlGlth a. W
m
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G4ss.IuaWssussuITplA.

lN suoNfrntLlow
TN Neu tel me how it Is that
- nd near wherr'cr Auu travel
It#sa hV The rushing rail eat,
1#AB by the pluddng stag COACH
lrsN.l %, the rtidnR packet,
On hm setback. or N buggy,
In ~, valley, un ihc mountain,
D.. iHa Burg aud IA The Village
BY fErvaN sidc. ia the mausion.
In Tire ehicc, in the cottage.
b TIA, Cont aud al the Courthouse,
Ia tie salcsroain at the market
Nbotesecer Nour duty calls YOU,
Mhrfes. ever business lids Nou,
W HsHE YOU roam ior rrrtenlieni
Wv fhr EArmer. " lay the Lawyer,
W. lie Miller. why the snnN'
W. H.. Merchant, why the po'i"r
Nh I'll. I rnrhrr wh, the PREACHER
VIZ tho uou who take the laN"s
V NHe lHr SOUS II Nhush driving.
VIZ tic Nilroa train Conductor
And fIa Engineer aud Fireman,
Ara llu4 Bagrage man. and Agent,
Aud iho men who own tie stuck,
Ana tie passengers who ride
Caa ybu tell me how it Is lint
An i1#s Multtude ot men
Anasl. -cutcclly dressed, Us well n7
Ihuse a hu upromonadc m Ghesnut
Bra#dHay, BALTIMORE, or NJ ia Nu''it
Wepdj ltprv or5 thus W. toll you,
la thp glorious Old Dominion,
Ia Ihreruutl known rs tamphcl,
n 61tr titN known as lNurhhuiR
OU He Eastern side oi Mai street
H. House their garments tumt nom.
t,lTu AT. made as pRrmcuts rh""'i Ht.
Nalr t. NJ thr man who Stors thrn
Made fa ueIr the man who gets thrm,
Nnar bt rules al Modern Fashion,
A. neli a- any in the Nation.
Hence il 10 that in the District
known as Euth Congressional
~ afr found " hu ,trdN -.
T~tt sfutctN that they may not
Meat "a decent suit OF Clothes.
Wuud yru have your coat 10 III YOU
W. Id hou have Nnur pnn1S 10 suit Non
Wound SON uaNr - vest 10 llpt7e iunf
NsuIsi ,ou hHNe suit complete,
Nj made, durabl, and mont
Fashionable. pretty, chcapt
tiu.it INuchhurg come To lynrhbuig,
t,fas to Lvnchhurg, come To MAN Ntreri
IT uef posted then inquire,
v aaHr YOU get these wants supplied.
I.i4I fHr crowd thrrell come an answer,
Nu.e.rrquick and kindly spoken.
A. I4c famous CLOTHES HAHAAR,
..l ,..,t s,,f,.d th,ra Fan ~. is
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gto,oW nEs,SRs n".

uInHkS $50 tu SttasYari', can In made by nEing
el, IL pss ~ t aI instructions fnr manufacturing French
C,euar Peach nrancs Jamaica aud Santa tnh Nom'
warranted hng Injurious &" the HNhoh
Addlcss. .ag,o.ua 81 and Postage Stamp 10
u \ IARrMEll \ co.
New ork city
Ian 81 a,litu
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y you want Ans Gold PEN. call On
AZ lots LANGllORNE N WALKUP
sA1 MILLINERY AND FANCY ~
kK" lsOODa.! IN

respectfully call tho attention Of customers and
tron,la to onr LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, which receiving Tom Now
selected them with great from tho
rhonahe establishments and for syd and beauty we
feel aasdrcd surpassed In this othcr market
puf stock consists In BoNNETs, aIPSEYS, LEGiORS
FLATS RUTLAND BLOoMERS, kiBBONS, FLOWERS,
ilAtfi GOODS, DRESS GAPS, MOHAIR CAPS and COZ.
IITItS HEAD DRESSES Of different giylcs Also JET
nIiNAMENTS WHITE WAN BEADS, back and front
HAIR HRAIDs aud elegant lot OF MANTiILAS Al all
prices above goods vary price M to suit those who
Bonnes and Flats bleached aud repair
good order short notice On opening day which
viii Ihuraday Goth will be prepared to show
aud largest variety of Bonnots and Msnlss
" - presented In this market
II orders the country VIII be promptly attended 10,
" the individual present Please
call before purchase and We feel assured
ynn will he able suit yourBcye both In price and quality
4its Bep copy. j MATTHIAS 20
SODA WATERWAY sod0 Fonntnsn 10 now
- full operation The Apparatus Is entirely new, and con
and most approved plan shall be ready
during Furnish thai peason beverage, pure,
Irfitnq and cold with ayarey Of choice mutt and cream
Nywps JOHN H. SEAL,
mngta Druggst
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StBNs.kttt - ~ENI I\s. MACHINES = hes""
- ren1ono singers hemmg Machnes is t"unded On 'h'
f, a f. ave perfectly adapted to every variety o WON
aud them kert employed, Will "nrn not less
llau oa,# IN. u.a1d bpllnts a Neai=
\I t45n ug hull aud rel able Information nhant th"s"
ma, .s. lfia,s unjo# nj purchasing. Ac,Rn sula"
otter,yiar tr copy OF VI sung
cr ts7s,tir a beautJtu Pictorial Paper 'utely devo
tod tasseH. NaHhH1e II viii he Htni gthAs
lnt#tl# Anr>1=#N antcd ia every town IN lhe 1h'''u
Sit,a. laa,h.u lees1 Inducements ato ontfed
y H=Mrl p,emado Arrangements With many elhofs anu
Iuul eH ii #e h.Rav profitable and satisfactory '"
lh, All @ taHtst rlHtar eentra't With every h'MAp"
per aas- in fhg country Tor tu particular. aa''Se
NJ S1NBfR n 60,
nraa,l lNn Nv n
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a tgg At'ssAS. TssRAE ~ GO. smpor,",s 81
v lsas lo - aud l''u9an f'"tf aeod4 9e1 ~ 9es,,S s
amy sf. AND ..ril earaa t"gaaF IL Murray A'a Nc"
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N
of making jelly without either boiling atralning aud
without
Through the knduoss Of one of Lady customers am
permitted furnish tho above uuie of making Jelly
single twrn, 6vo package of uelntne 'll mnte
iin IT Jolly That viii pleasr the eye aud the palate II the
m9st taatdlouH. JOHN IL SEAA,
npoli, Druggist
NTDTusE.-Vbe sub-cr, her returns his ssnnt- =
old friends the public gohorhiiY
liberal hrBun ed on him aud the der
with which hn has been connected erihe last Aien
years building the lie tnkcH this
Informing them that he will continue the building busl
ntss as heretofore, both Brick and Wood Work
hopes by close application to business 10 rotnn their con
thai tho larger portion of his
hands dawes aud he expects work that kind OF laeot
ii tho most experienced whit
laneymen lie himself with his experience a1d by
h attention tho husnosH. to be able tnrNo
amy work that may offer in such HiyoR 10 give aaac
q his pnfons.
Shop Office Jefferson Street IN roar of Shun
irty aud Immediately opposp III" shop of Va y nm
X X where he will keep constantly on hand all kinds oi
TnheIs and ready made work such ms sash Doors
l}tnds &c GIO q. tURLE AEt
deodly
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BALTIMORE


.NN Wills uEDICAI.O OEEsCE, s.ock s"-
i hrmary Battmore-insilmted - lss4. 40 ~ @ Nsm
III OR No FEE REot'ikiD-Dr Mills, nn experienced
rhys,an the Aopaiho Srhoo may he ooahdenf,og coz
suited n all private nature OF disease
No None, scauired ~ IA Cure 4. not Effected.
practical experience OF over ~ ycarH enaboS Ir 10
In the shortest possible time 10 nave saey
enectod,
celebrated the oheetne andapeeay cure OF al
Seerc, Daoaaes established IN this c'iy na
refuge from Qnackcry, oyur 30 wears ago
The nigh Reputation
would render public notice unnecessary woro
ched their money malnatod by the thaatans Who
flourish largely the public rnts aud with whom our city
Afflicted he ~" ,o"r saunrd,
would avoid INJURY, rocuuhiy loss and dHap(on,nenl
ed. Dr NJ makes anriuE professions ptomses no more
secom.Imry aud chronic Carr-.
The uauHl symptoms Sore Throat, liberation OF the
Mouth Itching nnd Tenderness about tho Nose, Boiehen
Efnpous upon the skin Upon tho pofec, Constitutions
oldest and mos Notoate OF such eaatn Df NJ u
wiling tu stake his honaf aud reputation,
The Gri"pnph "f science.
Tho remedies OF In NJ in resterng strong aud manly Wig
y all lcb. injury incurred fam certain secret haiti
unnnrpasapd by ANY discoveries u The age
EnfscbIcd nUnbosd
restorative aud III sands from hef
nHe have tho nuhion oi hope which from the
talufU Quarkoroa in thor hitherto fuA search had u"
Advmninuc- of Treatment.
podonous compounds of Meenry NoSonH Drugs use
II Ills practice
Long Ia tho treatment oi fcmnle Affections Ne
dlscasaa &C. uualhcs br 10 hhord harg Rttf aud
Cuft In the mue difficult easea Communication sacred
l guarded aud rcanent marked With aud dslicaey
Rr, Wills Great Preventive.
This sovereign Retpiv applicable 10 either seS will be sent
duly prepared maui receipt oi 80 or by fonittng Slo
prescription Will be included :.
Mllf.S RAJ riMoI, deiorE post pad) Modoinea Heh IN
amy direction, by mali ol expires
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

sg-ssssass D1. ROBERT EARLY, Ocn,is.,
~ ea 2ss4 ss aXS ni ss s ssa sss aSss sss @ ] @
ARCHITECT,
sep 5.dly LhScmtrR Ra CorlrGF
tsNHqSuA~ HE.Ast&FOKD, Cotuni-siou, For
WARnlNG ~ PRODUCE MER' liant, rARhfhs.
BuRoNA P,omlt aeut, paid 10 receiving and forward
GEFEES To
Jes>e y Cu VI. NJ. B}atkfard, Dr 7 I Glackfer'
iynehbmr. Mo'rr Rerry, Newell < Ganon baltimore.
Beverly Smith. ca-a,. Western Bank Va fe kcrsbare
H.,NaNs<s.IN & BROTHER. whoIe-nIr nnd
e RETAIL GEpCEbS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~. - d'orto hiso', '.s..sa N'if ST. l,ae.s"' Ia
EEYt.E,s sI0t ~s;-Th,- delightful summer
Rcs"rt-ty 5gsh particular locality If all the sunny
All thu tempting u>nle II the sail Water region aud in en-
tire exemption from asas' be opened On HE is Of Jun"
the Watering Places ol The country.
old Point Comfort May |, ls57 Proprietor
may ld'm
=. T. NsNawHA AND CINCINNATI
'f'>'"f'srTs's- \ " QrARlIER, ! X. JodNsoN Coumaa
der leaves Kama" a Sa9es every saturday e "r',k
.5-Mcas aud state Rooms included iaug Is ly
GHEENH, HEATH q Ai,LEN, c"M"is-
IN Sion MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO 'Al.-gef.
ai t" SAlES or fonAcCo aud sonssnments iire,
ihe Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENGES.-A. y \. Lawrence 4 Co. ioston Alien
\ raNson, New fork, Courtney Cushing, hHim%Iei
Davenport, Allen tt Edmond, )hAcnp"ii 70" lu9aii
Watson James T. Heath, late auditor, aud trcnShaM
Co Richmond Nj Corkle Jones. Daniel Hurt Pro
+ C. Ferguson %. and Milet \ Cfehshaw, Lynch
\ B-iIayng established a branch of our house in NJ,
York resident purn,r that city will Civ lis personal
attention uanshrpng and securing the low.
freight commssion) all goods consigh
ed u Francisco House.
Me.>rs Edmond Davenport Co will act for us at Rich
14anl mug = eodlys
NNTI0S&G. sEaTE1, staunton Va. III"
y uLdprsgnra tfe proprietor ot the IRNtr Hotel Nh
chester Va having o.a the above MY property former
The Nuotn ard House wouN cseeiinlN mi I'm
the public that he lraafed u acco, date lts guests III the
bit
His Table shall always be supplied with the host th't the
ark, affords stable which Is secoud Ia VIII nj
be supplied w The best prpton Ter audauehtN os
Passengers who stop the house desiring L. ake the tas
fue wlich Raj Road House
nrp subject they always rest assured Of gttng
their meals aud r. ,rug the Depot IN time 10 secure tickets
An Omnibus ayavs be found ri the Rail Road Depot
On the alya lake I" and from III" lnse
free OF charge. W. ID hii.hfN'N
feb
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y Go In receipt Of their Spring aud summer
Fancy Dry floods Contractors Planters
and FatinorA VIII mud socla suited thuir
nau VIZ have ever offered determined 10 sell ns
other House Nehs acal from ho
torn buy JAMES "A hllGlER " 70
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(Itg,DTttH n UnUCreIg
fully announces the public in general and ms H"hd7
tIat h. has s to The old stand o Nj Val, nine "rpo
,it, II f,rt Har IIose where can be touud well as
sorted stock Il Ready Made Clothing and Grnueuen hr
nShir ,nt n8 he sell as chc3p as any similar mouse
in this city sao prepared for cutting "f hahR 'd
repairing tlohIHH.af the shortest neie"t .n M COM
al Nrx o ~. ,turr Room for heni Whhls adapted
for an ohcr or#.y small busnes, To be efhr'd a." IN IL
40 ,c,,., GEORGE BIAkIG
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NTGN case EktN.-Rhc ""dcr"'gned nave
termed CaIqrtnorhip under the style and firm Of Now
tesouder tr the purpose of doing f'ncfa Hf4t'Y
md p.- m Ia5- iH, S. at the old stand "t j Il - II
Nov, m " here ,,l keep constantly Oh hand a-snrtmcnts
Of ,gaelic ot ~ y description and solicit call from their
BENZ II NoWLIN,
a. ALEXANDER.
10, a1cts Jan. ]. 1sJ7
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:. NAN.,yI.A A>O CINCINNATI,

y. - tkEI-lhe New aud Sllendid steamer.
\ W t2l ARl{IER.J ! X. Johnson, Nrunan
der Kana,y Sanes saturday O'Clock \
NJ. Cincinnati Freight twenty five ccnts'per 100 fuf
.<5-Mcals and Rooms included aug y lY
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.A,n CorToN.-nmr .,orh Of nnIc Cotton

CARPET BAGS ,,",e just opened new
aud beautiful auHly Of carpet Bags and Sacheis
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A. Lyncbbnrg Bouds salt Works Branch Bonds, Merchants
Bank stock mechanics Savings Bhuk Stock. Farmers aud
Merchants Savings Stock Virginia Tennessee Ral
Stock Lynchhurg Fire Insurance Stock James River
\ Kauny, ha Stock PETERS, SPENCE 4 co.
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Recent or slight ea-es-t Cure in Two D"yr'
No NEkCUlG tR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
aH yeBkNaESS,

Member Roy al Coege of Surgeons London Graduate
nom one of The u Colleges of the United Stai'>
aud the greater part life las hecn in the first
sptas OF London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
eeteI some of astonishing that were ever
known many IN rim. the head and ears WIZ "a
asleep great being alarmed at sudden sounds
hfuness with frequent bnsug attended sometimes
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<,E<TS, PtMr BOOT-.-.s"-i nt h"nd from
Ia the Manufacturer fho b, quality Gents fine Call Pump
Boots Please examine thcru At SEABURf ,
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sFVSHSgsI WANTED Ia = \ j. I r.
FHlir dealer in Land Warrants and Aitor
nry pruzuHst"n Military bounty Land and ienSioL
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military touuty
and " afrauts Will attend any business, as Nohry
ube such aenay rdgmen Of deeds assignment ~ aud
Warrants &c g.. LAFAYETTE " GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
inlyfts Pens Agent. LNpohhprc Va
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n.,y full and complete, comprising all numbers from
6yp 10 fourteen If you good article Mt the lowest
market urice rive Il, a call NJ. HOIL1NS q co.