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Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, Jan 90.
At market-l000 Beef Cattle, 60 Stores,
2oOO Sheep and Lambs, Ia Swine.
Pnces.-Beef Cattle-Extra 5000 First
quality, $500; second do. $7,7j@6,75 /;
third do So
Hides-Sic. per lb. Calf Skins 13G14c.
Tallow-oac. per ID. PeltS-Sl .25@l,50
Working Oxen-Nonc.
Cows and Calves-$25, 81, 35ai5.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra, 5000 500 By
lots 1918; 3G3,5O.
Swine--7GSc. Retail SG0c.
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New Music.

- sistiug of all the '' VIII
=, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, GLEES, &c.
Also large supply of the Latest Sheet NIn>ic ppb
hshed, such as Songs, Jdi'.es, Poitas de-
Messrs. Ross, Morse s. Co.'S Mclodeons Com
sstantly ON hand. All sold as chcap AS can be
bought in Boston. Public patronage is respect
fully solicited. Call and examine.
MiddlebUry, Jan. 10.
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For Sale.

o. ACRES of Timberod Land in Corn
%C wall, about "a Of mile from ;hc
Rail Road, The Timber consists Of Cedar
and Ash, and will cut about 90 cords TO the
acre. a great chance to procure Cedar
Posts and Rails and Ash Ties. Apply to
r. WAINWRIGHT.
Mi1dlcbury, Oct. ooh, 1856. 27;tf
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Dyspepsia often brings on Asthma, sick
headache, chronic darrhna, heart disease,
and leads to Consumption, but use faithfully
DIR. Cloughs Columbian Pills as directed
Eat such food as agrees with you. Exercise
ia the open air. You will soon be well, and
better feeling and better looking than you
now are. See advertisement.
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Notice.

TNIlE annual meeting of the MtpDLEBuRY
Il MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be held
the third Wednesday of February next, ut one o.
clock, 7. NJ, at the Addison House in Nliddlebury
Russell VALLEIT, Clerk.
January 30th 1867.
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.SLLELDON,.S NO Il

For Diarrhoea, Cholera Moibus, and other kim
dred complaints Las obtained the most unprece-
dented sale that any Medicine ever had in Mid
dlebury. Il is so well known tina. people have
only 10 be reminded that it is still for sale at my
store.
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NentistrV.

NJ HARRIS, NJ D., would tcnder his CRATE
~ sful acknowlcd smcuts to the inhabitants
Of Aliidlebury add vicinity, for their liberal
patronage the past year and Solicits Il contin-
uauca oil the same. All who wish lis pro-
f,ssiona services have the assurance of the
latest styles done in thorough and durable
manner.
Dr. ii. has Tooth Powder that he war
rants to cleanse the teeth perfectly, and is a
sure cure for bad breath Teeth extracted
by the freezing proeess with little or no pain.
Middlcbury, New 90, 1906. %
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Sheld0n's Hair DYE !

nOUBLE the quantity at HALF the price Of
~ other Dyes. 1t continues to sell at "A rap
Idly increasing rate us people become acquainted
with it,
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Farm for Sale.

TENHN subscriber offers for sale the old Farm
formerly owned by john Magnify in Ripton
VI. Slid F2un lies on the north side Of the North
Branch of Middebury River and contains over
100 acres, mostly under improvement, and tim
Der lot Of 20 acres. The Farm is well watored,
and j. particularly desirable for raj ing Stock, Us
it affords an abundance Of good pasturing and
hay az the best quality. The buildings arc good,
q House nearly new, two good barns, horse-barn
and other out-hmi'dinssc convenient, two good wells
Of water. chain pumps, sc. Also, Il School house
and large circular saw Mill near by.
For further particulars. inquire Of Samuel S.
c,o -. .IddleLury,or Il. Blake. Foresdalc. Bran
don. JUN j. ~eAh'
-, nuary, l, 1877. 0o'o"'
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BIacIxsnithing.

THE subscriber begs leave ia inform lis
Il friends and the public generally, that he
intends TO carry ON the above business at his
old shop, and so,icits share Of public pat
ronago heretofore extended TO hin.
J. Q. JOHNSON.
Mildlebury, Nov, 10, 1856. sou
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sIIDLDoN's CHERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs, Colds, &c, contains all the valuable
virtues Vi Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Bark
with many other valuable remedial agents, and
contains No OPIUM. It's increasing success is its
best Recommendation.
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Agents Wanted.

TAINTED 10 or u more agents for PAGES
w RAILROAD pills. Should prefer to
engage them soon but any time before the first
of April next will do Don't wish to engage for
any shorter time than one year, and don't wish to
pay any more or less than $50 per month, and all
necessary travelling expenses. Agents to travel
ON foot. Should be happy to confer, at any time,
with those desiring such situation, at my Office,
Rutland, Vt. A personal interview important.
T. ]. PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland, VT, Jan. 27th, 1917 42;w6
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Blanks.

M ARRANIEE DEEDS, Mortgage Deeds
w Quit-Clalm Deeds, Justice Writs, Chancery
Blanks, and Executions, Tor sale at
COPELAND'S NEWS DEPOT.
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Rutland & Burlington r Road,

r,,-~-=-rrz- SPECIAL NOTICE.-In
s1ssassss-ssesfass consequence of the extr>me cold
weather and deep snow, the .HJrHiag and E,entng
Passenger Trains between Rutland and BELOW;
Falls, will he discontinued for few weeks on
and after THURSDAY, JAN. 29rn, 1867, aud for
the accommodation al way passengers, Il Passcn-
ger Car will b, attached TO the Freight Train lcu-
wing Rutard for Bellows Falls, Mt 500 4. ~
~ The Evening Train from Burlington TO
Rutland will be changed TO leave Burlington at
GOO p. NJ, Instead of 40.
For further particulars. sec handhills.
W. a. BURNETT, Gen. Ticket Agent.
General Ticket Office,
Rutland, Jam %, 1867. 42Ar
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the district Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, ca
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate of
AMI JONES,
late Of Cornwall in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
n.oiisct thereto; and six months from tie
18Th day ofJaritary 1857, being allowed ly
said court for that IuIpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend 10
the business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house Of r. J. Jones in Corn wall on
the 2nd Monday of April and Aug. flom one
o'clock, +. VI until four o'clock, Z. NJ, OIL
each OF said days,
HENRY LANE,
RUFUS MEAD Jr OomrS'
Dated at Cornwall, this 29,h day Of Janu-
airy, I So. 4-3w
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coMMfssIoNnRs' NOTICE.

CONhllSSIONDRS' NOTICE.
ME, tho subscribers, being appointed by
w The Probate court for the District Of
New Haven't Commissioners TO receive exam
Inc and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against tue estate of
SAMUEL liURLBUT,
late of New Haven. in said district deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto; aud months from the 9th
day of January, A. D., 1857, being allowed
by SD Court for that purpose we do
therefore hpreby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our said appoint
mcnt, at a. p. Roscoes Office in said New
Haven. ON the "a Saturday of February
and May nest, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, un,
Ill four o'clock, p NJ on each 81 said days.
ELIAS BOTTOM, L.
WILLIAM NASH, JON
ryi A. D.. 1877. 4i;5W
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I'll arrif0.

In this village, on the Sd inst by Rev. J.
r. iaies, LARoY s. TAYLOR, of Addison, to
AGNES s. MATTiIEws. Of Middlebury.
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VermorE Hfrol, .Tnnrnal

Vermont Stcck Journal.
| TNhER tie above title have commenced the
the Interests ol Vermont Hrci'ts.
Each lumlC wiI be omlcl.i.hcd with cuts #
fine animals 200 the best style, and contain ued,-
erces mI ,scrip'ions Of horses of the MORGAN and
some other breeds
Each number viii also contain miscellaneous
matter, which wI he nay aim to render Interest,"
ing to the General render, and shall cuaeavor 10
make the paper u, lul if not indispensable. TO ey-
cry breeder Of fine stock.
II VIII con'an IL large octave pages, Clearly
printed, on good paper, ut 80 cent, Il wear, inyar
ably in advance.
An extra copy TO the eettor up Of club Of ten.
Specimen numbers and pro-pcctuses furnished
gr"us to any who wish to examine them, or get
up clubs Of subscribers.
he first number is now ready for delivery,
ADDRESS D. {. LlNSLEY,
Middleburv VI
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potatoe Oats,

fTHE subscriber has on hand about Fifty
!. Bushels Of this new variety Of Oats,which
he will sell for seed. j. MCKEE.
Bristol, Dec. |, 1856 33-tf
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For Sale.
For Sale.

\ 7 the Seminary, one Mahogany Piano, a
- substantial, fine toned Instrument, one
superior Rose Wood Piano, with Kolian At
tacument, one Straw Gutter, Stoves, Chairs,
Bedstcads and other household furniture
al c4eGP, W. +. BASCOM.
Muddlebury'' Nov %, 1856. 32tr
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Harper's Weekly

/ 5 received a tho News Depot Single copies
Il 3 cents. $3.50 n year free Of posture.
A. Ii. COPELAND.
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BbLS. Superior Wisconsin Flour. now
Cy receiving and Tor ss'c at ,yio',-.,'e an 4
le'aH ny II. \. SHELDON.
January, o.. 1t57. Al
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New Saw Fill

COD FISH, Halibut, Salmon, MaekeIei,
N)and Herring, for sale by
July Ia, 1896. ". IL. REMSEN.
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LARKE'S FEMALE PILLS
~ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


" THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, NJ. D. Physician Extraor.
binary 10 the Queen.
This NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is uni.iling nthe
cure of ALI those painful and dangerous dis
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. 1t moderatcs all excess, removes
all Instructions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in shor(
time, brings on the monthly period with reg
ularty.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the
Government stamp of Great Britain, to pre-.
vent countcrfcits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should net be taken by flmalc
during The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Pregnancy, as they arc sure 10 bring on MS
carriage, but al any Othcr time Mcy arc safe.
Sole Agents for United States and Canada,
l. C. BALDWIN g. Co., Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE s. MOSES, Auburn, N. Y. Al
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furs.
ID USSIA, Fitch and other Fur Nictorines
II and Gus, for sale At
Dee |, 1886. BECKWITHS.
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Furniture.

NALYEs' RENNETTs, for sale by
~ W. II. REMSEN.
July IA, 1886.
WASHlNG POWDER, a superior article
w for sale by Nm II. REASEN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

PERSONAL Col Fremont had stnteroom en-
gagged upon the steamer Central America. re
Gently the George LAW. which left Yesterday for
Aspnwal, and il was his intention 10 have star
ted yesterday for California Ills health aud bu
siness compelling him to stay some time longer
IN the city, he has postponed his proposed visit
till the 9Th Of next August-Ni Heraih olst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23
The Markets.

New YonK, July 22.--Flour depressed, and de-
eincd from to loo. Southern 81 40 to 81 70
Wheat unsettled; white ~ ooaS2 Oh, Corn buoy
ant mixed ss to aoAc Virginia Sizes 9lhe
BALrrMonf, Jul, 22,--tonr steady, quoted S7l.
Wheat Red 81. 70 to Sl7b, White $l72 to = 80
Corn better; yellow 81 10 ahc white III To 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

KANSAS Troubles RESISTANCE or THE
TROOPS THREATENED. Louis. July cot
Is reported thata public meeting was held ut
Lawrence. X. T., on Thursday last. at which it
was determined TO resist the United States troops
IT any attempt was made to collect the taxes. A
gentleman just arrived here met Gavernor Walk
er ten miles from Lawrence with seven companies
OF infantry. He said he would arrange matters
peaeeably if possible. but If force was ncce ssary,
would use il. The Free State men were gath
ering at Lawrence. Col. Lane lad been sent
for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

SUICIDE OF A MAN AND WIFE.-A German
and his wife, Ferdinand hsl Nina Shnltz, who
lived about two mile. from Waterford, E,ie
county. PENNSYLVANIA hung themselves about
twenty rods back of their dwelling. on the 10th
of July. The woman was thirty. and the man
forty years If age. The woman is reputet the
second wife of the man. he having boy by
previous marriage. who is now left in his 18th
year.-The parties we're Of quarrelsome and slo-
lent dispositions, ard fought with each other and
their neighb, rs until the man was arrested on II
charge of threatening ghbor'- lite. He found
bail and was released. Several other ca,es were
pending against him, growing out of alleged
ISLANDERS, horse trades, &c. and las he stated
several times his mel ghbors had induced HIM to
believe that he could not escape the Penieniary.
This idea had made him desperate. and joined
with depraved estimate of lie, led +" the horn
BILE event His little boy testified that for three
or four days his parents had not worked laying
about the house. half sick and di>pairing, his
mother. he said acting crazy on Thursday
The PARTIES ware found hanging to a tree, and
an inquest held which resulted in a verdict that
tire parties voluntarily hung themselves
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MAY 2Ird, ls57.
GEORGE NJ. lttfCKER,


HAS just the following very desirable goods
which he invites the attention Of his customers and the
buyers Of Dry Goods generally
Silk rrnRs and Tas Buttons assorted color to matcb)
Black More Antique Ribbon dor trimming BasqucsJ
Plaid and Checked Ginghams,
Black Taman Ga beautiful Dress goods for monrning)
Sky nc. Louise, Pea Green aud Blark Mouslns,
Steel Spring Skirts tassorted styles very dosrabeD
Whalebonc do
Black Morc Antique aud Lace Nantes very beautiful and
extremely chcap)
Black Chlntiia Lace Maniles lin great variety)
Irish fineus Hosiery. Alesandcfs KID Gloves &c
All which win be sold extremely low Those wishing to
the benefits resulting from the
sysa will find their greatly promoted by calling and
maxi ing their releases from tins House q. NJ r.
ma ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

HEAVY REWARD. Advertisements are to be
found in this paper offering $1,000 for the ap-
prehenslon OF the negro who murdered Mrs
Davis, In Monroe county, in this State; $1,000
for ,lenry Blackwell the murderer Of Gallagher
und hsarny, OF Franklin county; aud $1,000 for
the appr,h cnsion of the thieves who stole large
sum of money at the county seat of Knox eoun
ty, Mo.-St Louis Rep 18Th
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YD5 T. d,

At Bent Creek, on l2th June Mrs. MILDRED BAs-
KERvILLE aged about ninety-f years. She was the
widow of John Baskerville, n Revolutionary Soldier,
md the sister of the late Micajah PendIeon so long
identified with the Temperance Reform She was u
Christian BY profession about sixty years.
Richmond Wbir
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

SUICIDE OF PLUME, THE DAGuERREoTYPIsT.
Mr.. John I'lumhe, the daguerreotypis:, recent
" committed suicide at Dubuque, Iowa. The
West Crhnna Press thus speaks # him:
.Nr. Plumbe was about the first 10 Introduce
the Daguerrean art in this country ana Tor
several years had extensive establishments IN
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore Bostonand
Albany"
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

NV. Watering Place ao iavorahly known tothe public,
eoponod Tor the reception oi visitors the is day
OF juno,
have secured the sorvcCa General Manager OF JNu T.
Irt the American Hotel Richmond Va whnau long
thu Hotel unrss aid we'll Rbhed reputation
gentleman and caterer sufficient guarantees that eve
effort VIII he made To give satisfaction to enotts
The powerful curative properties of this water, and h en-
cacy all DIAGNOSES OF the Stomach Liver Bawos, Nervous
System. Sc well atto.tcd lay the tan'H nj
raculuus) which have been effected by We refer Win
confidence In all the frrinor pRttaia # the place.
A complete aA1IllNG ESTABLISHMENT has aimee last
been added to Tor the onmior of our
Tor further To the Cards. he
found IN Hotels, tars Steamboats,, Ac.
pl ndi line Of -Four Horse Coaches VIII conway visitors
Shaw ssle this place - mlea good road with
only ono hi between the points
BRIDGES 4 HOLT, Iroprictors,
JOHN T. LEE, Manager
ma Il m nndlm I'm. NV l,pug
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he says. ",hat the State of Illinois will, in
hveyears make her own sugar. and if have luck
shall make enough sugar, and certainly with
moiasses. to supply my little town. At all events
| shall try"
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Revolution In YuCatnn.

New YoaK, July 22,--Adsees from Lagairn, Yu
eatan state that there was on unsuccessful attcmp
revolution there the night of the 10th Of June
Tho object was to deposed the prescn, government,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

"A MOTHER Is IsRAEL.n-Mrs. Eve Copenhayer died
in Smythe county, Va, on the morning of the 18th
inst, aged SO years
Mrs. Copenhnver was the mother OF fourteen chill
iren She leaves one hundred and five grand children;
re hundred AUD thirty great grand children, and ore
= :. o. grand child.
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CoImo.>-. WHALING A Wills,

AVE open and on exhibition large and general ~
y y sortmen Of
HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS, HOUSEKEEPING AR
IItlES, Ac,Nc,
10 which we invite the attention Of the old friends and custom
era Of the House wen as the trade generally
Merchants Farmers Mechanics Contractors and others VIII
find 1t 10 their interest To- give call Our
FOREIGN GOODS
have mostly been imp, rted ty tho House, and our
AMERICAN GOODS
purchased direct o the Manufacturers We feel assured that
oncr inducements unsurpassed by any other House In
this scctnu ot the
Orders Will with prompt attention and satisfac
tecd Call and SEQ
ap23d&cts COIHoIiSS, WHALING WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

CHINESE SuGAR CANE.-Mr. f. ;. Baker OF
Rochester Mills, Wabash county, has planted
twenty five acres with Chinese sugar cane
thu present season. IL am cOnyinoed.'
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BY T Il l. Egg r AP Il
Tei-grnphca ENprc--i, fer thr"vir si"i"m.
Trouble In New York.

Nav YoRk, July 22.--Mayor Wood met with the
Police Commissioners to-day. The Board now
stands , Republicans, Democrats, and l Amcri-
can believed to be in the interest of the Mayor
Trouble Is apprehendcd in filling the vacancy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

HIGH PRIeEs FOR ToBAcco.-Messrs. Nowlin, foot
Co., of this city, sold three boxes of tobacco yes
terday mt prices ranging from SAT, S473 to Sl06.-
The latter price was received for one box. The crop
was raised by Mr. Thos H. Stamps, OF Pittsy vania
This is The tallest price received this for to-
bacco. Send on the weed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

4 y USU-tOutcHtpfafiugu cbnnSc 81 ohst-
< n determined offer entire stock OF
BOOTS. SHOES HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS, Carpet Bags.
Umbrellas. FOR CASH Having been in husnts IS
but constantly receiving supplies from the
best manufacturing establishments in Philadelphia our assor-
nent fashionable but should any hng be
found oed behind the it will he sold without regard to
cost Inducements offered by rarely met with,
and those in anything in line will do well to give
us call and satisfy themselves to the sincerity OF our po
sition MCDONALD < HOOPER
lie
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ruNuuss WATERING PLACE H. now open

fuNuuGs Watering PLACE H. now open for
tho of visitors II Ia situated The summit
Allegheny Mountain In The County Of Montgomery,
about 81 mites Nhrsanaburg Depot on tho Nir
uinta A Tennessee Railroad
To posons seeking health pleasure this place affords
the iup tfu where To be found IN tho
mountains Virginia The powerful curative properties ot the
long inbshed fora tutancous Diseases
the Stomach aud owcs It probably axcea any
Chronic barrhra II In regarded ms napccihc
been made visitors IT,
the Springs plondd Four Horse Coaches, man
by careful aud experienced drivers Also extra lin"
Coaches Will he Kept IN readiness To TO Of tho AL
jaconi watering, other placoa al resort.
board per month &Jl
TlIOS. II. FoWLkEal
J. y EbMtlN pSON , proprieorn
q, II. GARDNER,
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o.itp Alto STATE Affdtrs.

cyLLAea Norlcs.-We are requested by the Presi-
Ian, of Lyuehburg College TO state that meeting OF
w., Board of Trustees is desired this afternoon at
lack. at the usual place of meeting 1t is earnest
u. hoped that full attendance will he gwen as bu-
yne.s of importance will be presented
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Movcmcnt. of United states Troops

CucAoo July 22.--The removal of the L. States
troops from Fort Ripley ordered, but embarrassed by
the Chippewas, who have also driven the entire Mis-
sionary STAFF from their mission Leoeh Lake.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

ABrAurlFrL MAP.-We had the pleasure yeser-
dar of inspecting map of the internal improvements
fine Southern States, which has just been made by
Mr. Lewis Blaekiord OF this city for the use of Mr.
Preston in his proposed visit to Europe, although
made entirely with pen and pencil, it equaled in exc
ruton, tue handSomest lithograph.
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NIIED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE
To the Mcrchnnis, ucchnuic- mud Profession al
Hla...-xa 4 49,.


AND TIE PtBLiC GEAER iLII.
4 Ii PERSONS wishing to advertise their ~ SINESS
~ PROFESSION in the following papers. Tor which m
Agent, each Of them having \ LANGf CIRCULATION
Western aud South Western counties OF Virginia
Tennessee, will please call
VIRGINIA AND rFNNE. SEE NEWS Bristol
BRoWNL0N' = KNOXVILLE tfenn) WING.
NlNniCAFoR, JoRosborough Tenn.
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