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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
THE Fails OF THE SOUTH PORK /.

There are in the course of the South
Fork of the river which has its source a.
mong the.highest peaks fthe Sierra Neva-
da, anil probably contributes the largest
body Of water to oscmity. They are five
hundred feet high, and the water thundcrs
down into the kanyon below in whirl of
spray and foam. Awful precipices of gran
lite frown upon either side, immense mass
es Of rock cunlber the chasm through which
the torren. descends, while far below we
see the beautiful valley of the Yosemity
spreading out in all its luxuriance of wild
beauty, carpeted with flowers, and offering
a strange and pleasing contrast to the frig
id looking peak beyond. Above all the
great North Done rises in solemn gran
deur, lit up with the rosy hncs of the de-
clining sun. This IL three thousand three
hundred feet aboveihe valley, and is as per-
feet in its form as the dome of the Capital
at Washington There is also thes' South
Dome, y which lifts its majestic head four
thousand seven hundred feet, its northern
face cleft down, forming smooth precipice
"a bare wall oftwo thousand feet high
This remarkable peak is. in the vicinity Of
the valley and stands atlthe conhuence Of
the north, middle and south fork Of the
river .zood ,tni6q ,sHIu -
ROLLING A BOULDER DOWN TIE. SIERRA NEyA-
-@zsiJ DIS ln5S3o11 tsiiotli'
b While on the summit Of the South Dome
we discovcrea ahuge boulder Of many. tons
weight, standing on the edge Of Prccipil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
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CALIFORNIA SCEIER Y.
{ nequalled Waterfalls. ROitOnl'cM Chasms
Towering Mountains.

We copy below, part OF a letter of cor
respondent ofthe New York Herald, de-
'scribing the scenery Of the Sierra Nevada,
which will, no doabt, be real with inter
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
THE VALLEY OF THE YosEuITY.

From the above outline sketches of the
falls twill he realty seen that far in the
interior of California, among the snow-clad
peaks of the Sierra Nevada, there flows a
river which in its course comes upon leaps
into gigantic basin. surrounded by bald
peaks from two 10 four thousand feet in
height. They are generally sheer precipiccs
or walls of granite. making straight up from
the greensward of the valley to the clouds,
and your correspondent doubts if Switzer-
land itself, with its boasted Alps, can offer
anything superior to it in sublimity and
awful grandeur. The level of the valley is
about four thousand feet above the the lev
ell ofthe ocean. the surrounding peaks dou-
bic the height, and from the summit of these
the eve encounters the eternal SHOWS which
enshTol,d the SUBMITS OF the loftier Sierra
Nevada, whose peaks are sometimes hidden
in clouds or oftener stand out in bold re-
lief, in the clear blue sky peculiar to the
Pacific coast Then they present success
sion of banks. dazzling the eye with the in
tcnsity of their whiteness, and rendered
more striking by the indigo blue Of the sky
+ dDONc ailQ OtNOHu II Na> SStIt-o I'M
these that y. loved to trarsf fer to his sketcl
book. The rays of light at morning or a
sunset often stream through the giant ifs
sures, and breaks in these rock walls will
opalescent splendour, imparting crimson
and purple effects to The gnarled cliffs anc
attimes visiting the snow-clad mountain
with their variegated stints. There h
seized with the avidity of one who hunger
ell andsthirstesl after the picturesque, and j
is due him to say that nc has produced som
pictures of these hitherto unknown wild
which may one day create some sensation
/ in the Eastern States The Sierra Nevada
has evidently been torn down at this DIN
by some convnlsion ofnaturc. The noun
tains have been rent apart, and though tn
name valley has been given this separation
it better deserves that OF u huge canyon 0
gorge, which though of even surface ant
great extent. is none the less break il
the range, walled in as it is by beetlin!
cliffs which make the head swim to gaze u
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08

Purify Purify!
"a E ME a. ~ Hen n
In SPRING AND SUMNER
MEDICINES!
kUrlcy's SarsaparisIa!
InF ALL the remedies that have been discov-
~ cred during the present age for tho sthousand
ills that flesh Is heir TO-, equal this wonderful
preparation Only three wears have ELAPSED since
/ the dscoverer (who spent decade i'm STUDYING, ex-
pementalizing and pcrfeciins III first introducing
il to the public and il Is already recognized by the
most eminent physicians in all parts of the country
to be the surprising and elective remedy for
certain diseases of mhicShey isse knowledge.
! All other compounds or sypus of the root have
hitherto failed to comuind the sanction OF the fac
uity because, on bel : u they have been found
to contain noxiout a. sieits. which ncutralized
the good effects of the Sarsaparla. and oitentmes
injurc the hca th Of the patient. Ii Is not so with
Hurley's preparation. So
! This is the pure aud genuine extract of the root
and will on triai, be found To effect certain and
perfect cure OF the following complaints and dis
cases:
Affection of the Bones.
Hal,itual Costivcncss, "A
=, Debility, Indigestion. .t . s. ..t...
| Diseases of Kidneys,
| tattro 'r ir Liver Complaints.
s.dssg 's. ., Dyspepsia, Piles.
+ Erysyp ais
1 .-. .Scrofula, fistula, ~
l. Fem lie IrTeg llarties,
4 syphilis s 7oi
/ And all Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, il is also known to be
great ard powerful tonic, purifying the blood and
invigorating the system. "'
In short it is without exception, in the eases men
toned and its general effect the system the most
eilicacous and it is the most desirable remedy 81
the age Its already extensively used throughout
the country and is fast obtaining an European repu
taton. The instances of cure it has effected are
daily coming to the proprictors knowledge, and BIO
has no hesitation in recommending it to and all
who desire to procure relief from suffering. One
bottle being tried its effects viii be too apparent to
admit OF further doubt. f. = esfl-as Z ~
Recollcct Ifnrleys SarsaIarila is the only genu
inc article in the market. .tis@ ,s71
( u Price 81 per bottle, Or six bottles for S..
/ For sale at the mandatory, corner Seventh and
Green streets, Louisville, Ky. io 80 ast az
Wholesale: ]. b. Wilder * Bro, J. S. Morris e.
Sons, Wilson, StarDrd e. Smith, Louisville, Ky,
| Allen & Co., and J. ID. Park Cincinnati, Ohio. =
l. And by u p, PERSHING e. CO., - go
/ PLYMOUTH, Ind.
l. November 90. IS56-7yl. ~ si tiH1 isisl|
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-08
of thea osemity.- valley, and the wonder
fulFalls. of Cholook1 q 81 I
: / THE FAILS OF TIE NrppfE icRK. / ]

f''lf "if' Vi SnoooA' y ~
! THE FAILS OF TIE MIDDLE fSRK. j.
One of our Journey from the camp was
madeito the Falls of the Middle Fork
leaving the brush hut we rode up the val
ley some three miles, and turning to the
right crossed the broad delta where the
watqs ofthe Mitdlelmd the South sForks
unite with those Of the valley Here we
tied our animals and proceeded on foot
Immense masses of grant from the sur
rounding heights blocked up the narrow
chasm, the stream descending to the
left roaring oyerits rocky bed, ~Searccly
able to follow its indistinct trail we
clambered along, and crossing, the South
Fork, entered the canyon OF the. Middle
Fork which conessin from the right. At
ter an arduous walk we saw the waters
of the fall CLEANING among the trees, and
scrambling upon an immense mass of gran
lite, covered7with noss, NC obtained fine
view ofthe Falls F 90 II1W IJt
For picturesque beauty, together with
the surrounding combinations.o of rocks and
trees, this fall excels the others, yet it is
the leastin height, being onlyStwo hundred
feet. 1t comes over the cliff in one broad
sheet, retainingiIs form until lost in the
pool below. We crawled along the slo-
ping edge of the cliff, drcnched with spray,
passed the falls, and reached. the beautiful
arched rock beyond. Here, the rocks o.
verhanging some seventy-five feet, forming
a magnificent arch, its recesses adorned with
exquisite ferns and mosses-one OF nature $
own temples, not made with hanls-while
the cataract below, fills it with the melo
dy Of many waters. One Of our compan-
ions climbed over the cliff TO obtain view
of the cliff beyond feat having too much
of the terrible for me to undertake..
THE cPpER FALLS. -
The next day we assembled the mountain,
and after desperate climb passed over a
shelf, reaching the Upper Falls" These
are abont a mic above on the same stream,
and are about seven hundred feet high
The water 'iesrends about hallway perpen-
dicularly. and then shoots. over a shelving
part 'ofthe cliff at an angle of seventy de-
grees. reaches the pool below, dissipating
itself in its descent into clouds of silvcry
spray; small portion of the same stream
comes down the rocky canyon to the left
All the waters then pour over an inclined
bed of granite into deep reservoir below
Collecting again they plunge over the low
er fall and reach the depths OF the Ioscm-
ity valley by a succession of picturesque
rapids some two miles below.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

UHIOVIn . TnIr 10 I'm WHITI
Life Insurance nscd ihatI at fonlzpd bV
the ing thc premium but could such be HAT
The urut oi supll annual premium,
they would conn into possession uf tho insured upon
reaching Specified period VI life xheu perhaps th,r
Fs might become RELAXED sickness aud dlseae dertN,
tem , tenty to labor they would pnd embrace the
uHKdosyso sue -y=taW and thereby nud upon
which thak miRbtrcl3 Hiho day Of iheir extremity
tho such tables have been prepared Tor
md annual payment which tho Trustees commend
us sRaalnaton al uesf may entertain Views above
rAprcasrI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

NItIINoNIl, MAY ~ ININ
Gentlemen. My child had commenced bteahng ont last
fall mail which gradually extended the
sad including both which much 10y tho
fear that both would drop
tried all OF advertised aud domestic remedies, without
good results then procured aud applied little TlRF
on began get better the bottle got broke aud APP
led gals tilt again began 10 Ny elder daugh
AAd Pa, DO get Of that Turf Oh. head
oked much better whep you used it We got another
ote and her head nearly well This agra
asod and took hall hour every day wash and
very offensive one more bottle feel assured, will euro
her entirely. there Ia but little OF thu disease remanug
entitled this for the bonct others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, H. 7. CHALK.
To Dova A 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
Head the Truth about our Turf Oil.

n
sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
lie and the skin of place larger than hand from
rubbing the iDsido OF the thigh applied
Turf Oil, and In day he well. Another
A mule which working my draY unable 10
walk on examiong his foot, discovered nail about
inches long TO the head My driver and INC uerbors said
he would be good for nothing drew mad ont Inserted
piece lint and your Turf On vrk at once
from that moment he has Lost l.. as good
also horse badly snaggrd the
his thigh In two places about inches deep
inches wide from which he sth dav Your Turf
on applied Andit brought them entirely 1t
truly of the greatest remcde even
and have lived in drug Year,
chs a you think proper Very truly
Ro Messrs Dove q Co. } n NIlSiGER
For sale by SEROTHER WHITEHEAD.
y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

These vessels fthe first class built in the city Bal
tins trade aud have
datons Tor passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains, ell qualified for the trade and who viii sfhtc
accommodate They will be ed up down
the by and may be relied sail promptly
ulVcrtized
Merchants going Nort ordering goods from New York,
Will md 10 Their interest ship by this Inc freight will
always BIZ taken "a. aN by any other line If Packets and
effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York to give satisfaction insurance be effected in
the Richmond Ere association by this lmr nj per
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed IN obtaining
share of patronage
,ood shipped by this line viii be forwarded
free of commission Ia New Orleans, Mobile tAa stun. Sa
ynnIal other southern 6r Northern port.
The vessels will lie Richmond IN the Dock, III Ncw York
Berth No Coffee House Slip foot Wall Street.
DAVID a WM CIRltlE, Richmond. ,,,s
4 H. rIERSON, y. y, .'e'"7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

loo prizes, amounting to : Ehbuo
Whole tickets 30. Halves s.. Quarter ~ 30
Please address all orders tor tickets the above Mag
nlhceHt schemes, TO
7. n HUBBARD A CO,
No - Fateite 81 Boz. No. 40
an baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

Nut ST, RICHMOND, Va, is doing the largest business
and selling the largest amount I'll FURNITURE and AlIHtsSts
Of any other house in the CITY
LIST He keeps the largest Stock,
2ud Ills Furniture * well made,
3rd. He sells at small profits,
4ii lie attends To his business promptly
9TH, lie 5 accommodating,
18th HI goods well packed,
It'll. lie understands his business,
sh. The people h9yr confidence in him.
9h He sells for Cash.
cal aud see linn when you visit Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

u OTHERS to 500 weekly thH Zoo made by using
our Ike, po full Tor manufacturing French
Coguae aud Peach Brandio Jamaica AUD Santa cruz HUNS
warranted 10 contain nothing ninon to The HyHtcn
Address, enclosing 81 and Postage Stamp 10
u. A HARIN VII a co.
New ork city.
IL. iii Ia. ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

CnESTEKF1Ftp Aprii HHtt. 1906
Hesas Dope Co-Iiaving used your rurt Oil aud huung
1t be such fine medicine, thnN 10 due to- that Won
should My daughter, about fell the
and bruised her tn ~ much
the Of boil, and became tsry had 1t
lanCed by physician. but thai did not reyo It, II became
running and continued 40 FOR nctty tried
every medeine could hear Of with cfoct until
duced try bottle of your Turf Onater uHng bottle
shalfl entirely healed have used tof other
found the benefit You ut liberty
this as YOU think proper. = CHAlk1Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.


One. Of The -. p. ikniiroad DO,
pErrBsBuHG, Sept ~ i-JG.
NavIsyEH @GssEDIIG- go sue r..tsissa;ss5F1
w Wednesday, the LIST II HT
DAY % October the Mal and Passenger So
Will lcsse Petersburg daily Sundays excepted at
o'clock \ NJ. arrive at Burkeye Junction. Il NJ aud at
Lynchbufg at 81. T. NJ.
Leave Lyuehhars 20 o'clock A. NJ. Arrive at Burke.
vile lJnneuon1 at ~ n aud at Poiersburg at y NJ
q Is ALLSGP,
Superintendent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

Il Minutes in twelve months. The best finest assert.
men of Gold and SLY CT Patent Lever Watches in Virginia
now Tor sale at THOMAS NOWLANS Watch and I,ne lry
Establishment. lie has Watches all most cslclra.
ted makers and some OF them such superior quality
finish that he warrants gtiu minutes in
twelve months you want To superior Watch sure
to huY II OF NOM Ian, and you viii certainly good
time piece. lie has fashionable assert.
nj OF Jewolry to be found n this market
Remember his No "a Sycamore st Sign Of the Ea5lr
frsttr IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

u MONEY SAFE MERCHANTS PROTECTOR -
THIEVES nErEClED-ROGUESI IN TRtrlDArloN-
Browns Patent Safety Alarm ctocor locks Money Draw
of Stores Counting Rooms, Manufacturers aud Brokers
Offices. Banks Vaults, Chests, and Private Residences
An examination Of these Locks be made the store of
the subscrber below the Market where they
also Tor sale AT manufacturer prices Z. :. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
a u.oSbk SEED.-iao Bushels prime Cio-
u VT seed just received and Tor sale by


thu .yie and hrm of G. -. Flynn Co dissolved
the urt day Of this month by mutual consent Those ndcbt
ed tttur requested up and settle mmedi
nt,Y 9. II. FLYNN,
l. SMI IIISON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

,I,nrE Tunr OIL Fom Old .omns or

u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN or BEAST.
WARRANTED TO CuBF, AND 40 DANolR FROM ENtoHubE TO
COLD. Price 80 cents per bottle
Entered according Aot If Coasress il t Com Oef 81 h
Court for thu Eastern Disui,t ~ HgHa By DOPh
& CO. Richmond Pd-50 cents siit
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come pamphlet aud toad ccriiH enes
performed by the Turf Oh certificates of truth OF
respectable and respected oyena aud ofher
refer and yen rahput doubt h value
medicine for One OF Is worth pound OF any
other Try IL and you viii br satisfied Of
TRuE TURF 0rL-Read tho following. aud
store will tell you Of many others who been
cured
RIcUNnkn. MY H. ls5i
Blessrs Doc, Geutlemcn-I portion bottle
your Turf on which you very kindly presented with,
and take pleasure la saying that found cherua
moving eruption Of the skin for winch had been ptaetsed
upon several years by physician without receiving tho
benefit also iriend 81 who
for had been yed by similar eruption OF
ha Informed a shor aimee thai tho
use of one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully l. NJ. LEfINlCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

NEw,oNcERN.-T.. .nd.,.,sn.a.,,

Rs NEW tDNtEKN.-Jbc undersi gnrd bay
NJ ing associated themselves together under frt aud
~ Il leui lhnfuapN Dnwidde Tor the purpose
sks the Jowers business IL branches
would respectfully nirm their friends and the pubic general
Is that they Will Keep constantly hand Gold aud Silver
str Anchor and Lelnr Watches rras Finger Rings
Earrings Bracelets, God Guards and Fob Chains kces
sppons OF all variety Of other articles
L "a Which sell As low he
bought the state All ask call the iubile
what say tstrue. JOSEPH : THURMAN,
JAMES DINNIDDIEl
y u Watches and JeYrry Rrpiird short notice and on
reasonable odgpd aud SILVER taken in exchange
wuik. 4. d ID
tIu.J
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
-4-, r.sE NEW xeHN a virginia

A,a-,sass AMSllI co In consequence Of the with
drhWal # the "JANESTDNN" Tor repairs &c,
the ROANOKE viii leave Now York every saturday evening
mud ttv Point every "Wednesday morning Rt O'Clock Pas
l"aKpV YnUhhutE, 10y the South Side Railroad
Iu A morning Will connect morning with the Roanoke
at tIlN toin. lEE y JOHNSON,
Agents Tor n. y. y VA. Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

BIO ISLAND. Bedford county Va, Nov. /, 1s1i
Done CO entlemcul used about fourth OF
bottle Of your Turf on upon the back horse thu
back almost saw, entirely parc large my
hand and this single application q only applied cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised the
qucknass ofits properties and tuuit
efcacous than anything Of the kind saw aud
have sold thousands of bottles OF other preparations Ion similar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
y,rrw nooN.. NV uOOn..-

IA NV hoON~, NEW uOOAA.
lron hi Mpnnta aud other Poems, by Jas Hope
Ny Last trnige or where went and what saw, by
\. W Ilabersham. L. \ N
Poems. National Rnd Patrl tic, by @. w. Gutter.
AnpoEeidon, OF the 4. x In Prophecy, by Baldwin,
Wins md Cottages by Calvert NanA,
The iiorder Rover, by EmIHpu Hcnnott,
VIVA or the Secret Of Power, lay Mis- Sontlworth
Henry Lyle. OF Lille aud Existence, by Miss Marryu,
M1rr'inR loo lhte
A Pilgrimage To III Mednah anil Niece ali, by burton,
Tho two lights by tla author ~ SubEges for Life
HeYiow Of tnmpbcIsm ! Nuptucdh Ia VI l. Lard.
Geunhny It's uVc-t"r lHsbiopy mud Religion by Schnh
Philosophy aud Practice of slavery. 10y Dr W. \, smith
llaDttpd Iaie Of baeoHA Eobeiipu, by Saint George
Iurker ot Richmond. Va
tauuibAls Al. by GeorRc Ftxhugh,
WFtnc4 Pocket Dose Book.
Gallery oi poeiie Pictures. by James Flta
The Desert of sinai h, honor.
iInoK ot Public rrayo prepared by The rcformers
Calvin. kuA, Huccr aud others In sale by
np t- PAY NJ a CHRISTIAN.
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ss "a NJ a BRO. General Commi--io" mer

CHANTS. VIRGINIA ST. between Cary ST and X &
u. r. K Depot) solicit consgnments OF Tobacco Wheat
Flaur and produce generally, Tor sale.
They all produce and merchandise sent 10 theIr
Prompt personal attention paid to all business conhded
tothcm.
Richmond March 10Th lSJ6 ma 29ts
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

-rausIR a >tEsENs, Importer. aud =
Il Dealers China Eafihcba tila>s Locking r. IL
ku asses Walters, Plated and BRITANNIA Ware If(1
aD ilmls Refrigerator Water Coolers Gas FIX G-z5
lures Casors, Fanny Gnuas. DC
NM AUGUSTUS MUIR Ee..s' SYCAMORE STUNT.
SANrff. STEFfNs IETffsBUHG NIR6l>IN
We are now receiving Europe, Per ships "Neust,r
Saranak stephen Grow II Il L. isHe' and others or
rthtuWufV e.d the
ein amt Eastern stuck OF Ware lookup
Gasse Casters Lamps Fancy tauds, Ouf stock llr.
and desirable and Merchants. Hotel hceptr, AM
others who wish parchls suO, t Our line, IL
stock aud prices before purchasing thaA Uu l.,
their interest to do 50.
We call attention stock Of Baltimore Stnc Ware
MUIR n SfENEsS,
maj M. ~ Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

GEWEERt IN sETTs.-Thc Ladies', b. cnI-
81 ling at Store the huost stock of Pear Cameo
Enrrniue aud Roman Mosaic whto and colocd Lnea
Stone and Mourning JeWelry offered Ia this
sgdut iaauv athur articles ut jew elry entirely
doe Fla J. WILLIAMS Il son
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NEW GOODs, NEW ous.-cwr.rAr-

~ TRACTION.-N. GUGGENltEMER Respectfully
calls the attention ofhis customers and the public generally
his and ell selected stock >ti4 i4i4
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
La calling the attention oil buyers wish tu ha hcing
desrous Of increasing business have extended great
ly improved my Store making II OF the largest
convenient houses in the city Having thus ouaf
purchases this have been than
usual and with eye single TO the and the
people Those in want of Goods cordially invited
inc stock before purchasing olscN here
that they VIII ind assortment good prices
as IN any establishment in the old Dominion
NATH BUGGENHElMFR
Opposite Tanner Ashers aud door to J. NJ Cobbs
Lynchburg, Va, ian Ida
Rep
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propose purchasers Piano foes a. iase aaF lsIru
trial norer To test what cay OF thU iaiuy bc
lore pay iu5 Tor them
TNty years NFecnee part satisfies minds,
and could got fifteen hHHded persons 10 unite VITA
opinion. Establishment. &aftA south ins-
sihy furnish cheaper Instrument, th5H do
ny IId,a l.. = NASH