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A young lady once limited to a gentleman
that her thimble was worn out, and asked
what reward she merited for her industry
He sent her an answer in the shape of a
thmble, on which the following lines were
engraved;
81 send you thimble, for fingers nimble,
Which hope will fit when you try it;
1t will last you long if it's half as strong
As the hint which you gave me to buy it,"
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:. ii. MARLETTE,

NURFEYOR a. CIVIL ENGINEER,
lESlRING to rusume the practice of my profes-
-, = sion among my old friends of Amador and
Gaiaveras counties, respectfully solicit their or
usIs which will be promptly attended to,
able terms.
Es'- Office at Jacksons News Depot, jackson,
Amador county, California. sly
soyl 2-3m S. H. MARLETTE
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DELICATE ArrENroNs.-In love, a pressure
of the hand is more eloquent than all the
high flown language of Romeo and Juliet
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Dull Times.
Volcano, Aug 26th 1857.

VOLCANO, Aug 26th 1857.
EDS. OF THE LEDGER-I have been sojourn.
ing in this place and have heard the general
cry of "dull times" Permit me to say few
words through your paper to the croakers
What is it that you expect at this season Of
the year? Do you desire the streets full of
oafers whose only thought is to swindle
landlords out of their grub and bar-keepers
out Of liquor? Ask keepers of hotels and
saloons to show you their books kept during
what you call the good times, and they will
show you thousands of dollars of accounts
that are not worth the snap Of your finger
Now, it is true there are not so many people
here as there has been, but there are enough,
and money is as plenty for all useful purposes
as it ever was. The funds to build two good
Churches have been raised this summer;
good bridge has been built and the town gen
orally improved You have contributed three
thousand dollars to the "Open Cut" and ma
ny Of you who were in debt have paid up
without the aid of the Insolvent Actn
while neighboriDg towns keep Judge Gordon
busy paying their debts by his absolutions.-
In some branches of business too many are
engaged, but this is no fault of the town.
Several gentlemen have informed me that
they were doing better than they ever had be-
fore, as far as actual profit was concerned !;
and one firm who built largely last summer,
has this summer made enough to square up
every dollar of their Indebtedness. Better
buildings, better stocks of goods of all kinds
and better improvements, such as streets, wa
ter works, &c. can not be found in any noun
tain town. Volcano has good, extensive and
lasting dggings, plenty of vegetables raised
in the vicinity, lumber cheap and convenient,
and generally Industrious community
The persons who neglected the opportuni-
ties of the early days. or squandered the
money they then made, are the chief growl-
ers. While many have left Volcano because
it was $50 dull, strangers have come in and
are doing well Think over these things and
stop injuring the place by your continual
harping on the string of dull times'
Yours truly WALKER
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IT is told that when Minister Miles pray
ed for rain he left nothing uncertain He
said, 20 Lord, thou knowest we do not want
Thee to send us rain which shall pour down
in fury aud swell our streams, and sweep
away our haycocks, and fences and BRIDGES
but Lord, we wani it to come drizze-drozzle-
drzzle-drozzle, for about week Amen"
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In treating disease Of the mind music is
not sufficiently valued In raising the heart
abave dispair, an old violin is worth fonr doc
tors and two apothecary shops
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Epitaph on a Chimney Sweep.

Here lies the body Of a sweep,
His SPIRITS climbed to worlds on high;
And while his body here doth sleep,
His spirits sveeping in the shy.
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THE happest man in the world is the man
with just wealth enough to keep him in spir-
its, and just children enough to make him in
dustrious.
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Tunnel HILL.-Activity prevails here in
getting out pay dirt to wash when the water
comes.
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PoIITENEss.-Po PolitenesS is not always a
sign of wisdom; but the want of it always
leavs room for suspicion Of folly, if folly
and imprudence are the same Perieles.
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New TAvERx.--A house, intended for
hotel, is in process of erection at the foot of
Tunnel hill on the road to Butte City.
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AN INCENTIVE TO PLUcK-A hopeful
youth, who was the owner Of a young bull
terrier, was one day training the animal in
the art of being ferocious, and wanting some
animated object to set the dog upon, his dad
dy, after considerable persuasion, consented
to get down upon all fours and make fight
with Mr. Bull Young America began to
urge on the dog" sis-ter-boy, him."
&c; at last the dog made Dip" and got
a good hold on the old mans proboseis, and
get the dog off he couldn't. So he began to
cry out with the pain caused by the fangs OF
the dog. "Grn and bear it, old mani"
shouted the young scapegrace. Grin and
bear it-'t,oiH be the making Of The pup"
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WHEN prosperity was well mounted she
let go the bride, and soon came tumbing
out of the saddle.
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STRANGE-The daughter of j. G.. Boxer,
one of the most wealthy and respectable cit
liens of New York, has married an hishman
named Dean !-Exchange
"Vel vot of it ~ Didn't Gen. Jackson's
mother marry IAN Irishman ?" Didn't the
mother of President Buchanan marry ''an
Irishman z" Isn't Chas O'Connor, the pride
of the New York Bar "an Irishman ?"
Does not Irish blood in liberal quantities
course the veins of the best living talent of
England or America The record of the
glorious dead proves to us that Ireland per-
secuted and downtrodden as she has been, has
furnished large share of the brightest names
known to historic fame. Who were We'll
lington, Burk, Emmet, Phillips, Curran,
O'Connell, Wolfe, Tone, Mathew, and Moore,
but Irishmen? "Strange p Aye, it is
Strange" but not in the sense you view it..
Miss. Boxer has had the good sense that is
strange in the upper-tendom, to despise the
wcazen-faced shanghai debauchees who 1ut-
tered about her for wealth, and to place her.
self in the care of whole souled, worm-har-
ted, vigorous son of labor Her children
(devil fear but she'll be blessed in partic-
ular, will not be poor little scrawny tender
lings made up of blue looking flesh and sickly
eyes, like the puny progeny of fashionables
they will be the image of healthful activity,
with cheeks like humping red potatos."
grow up to be useful men, an honor to their
parents who may live to see them filling the
highest station known to our laws, rs Buch-
anan, another son Of an lrishman, is now
doing
Bad cess to the spalpeen who speaks i'll of
ould Ireland NORTH I01ra Times
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A. MI. BALLARD.
John w. Armstrong,
GEO. MUNCKTON,

STICE OF THE PEACE,
- OFFICE, -
Al Munekton Warmers Drug Store, Main street,
Volcano.
dec 6 7-ly
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sng This house for SALE" under which some
body has written Price ten cents" Cheap,
certainly, if it is not haunted In the window
of the same vacant house is an old K. N.
transparency with this inscription:
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Ofcourse the Gate boys are all right" sur
rounded by two of the great men OF the ma
ton. But there are great mutations taking
place daily in this world and to-day doubt
if one vote for the American party can be
found at the Gate yet suppose they are
still all right" in their own opinion.
But the election is at hand and am grow
ing political, so l will walk into town and
rest till the polls are closed
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JOB PRINTING.

..,n,;on in style superior to any other office in
~, Southern Mines and at as fair rates.
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Gbe lDeeklp Geoser,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
r. A. SPRINGER & co.
SPRINGER. f. B. DAINGERFIELD.
IT @ T. M = /:
Advertising.

orc Souare of 10 lines, first insertion, $3-each
.ohseouent insertion, s. so.
~ liberal deduction on the above rates will
50 made for quarterly and yearly advertisements.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
,,,, ho inserted at the following rates:-Two Dol
,s ,er SQUARE for the first insertion, and One Dol
i'n i",' der sonare for each subsequent insertion.
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VOL. 5..-NO. 245.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.


ume Vrfeo o. HAIR.
All mel this simple golden braid
No life possesses,
Where summer winds so lately strayed,
And loving fingers Oft have played,
With soft caresses.
Amid these woodland walks made green
by April showers,
No more her fairy form is seen,
And neer her gentle hand ween,
Shall pluck their flowers.
Not brightest bud, nor bloom, alasl
Can charm the deadl
The cool winds, rustling as they pass,
Wake murmurs only mid the grass
Above her head.
Around her, happy now as then,
Gay birds are singing;
Her merry voice shall neer again,
In laughing echoes wake the glen,
With music ringing
For Others now bright flowers may grow
And birds rejoice,
And summer airs breathe soft and low,
But never shall We hear, know,
Her loving vocel
Ny eyes are filled with binding tears
My heart with gloom
And hnlf my life md love and prayers,
Lie buried with my hopes and fears
Within her tomb
Russelrs Magazine
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RY CHARLES ". BUTTON.

Nv VIRGINIAN Ia published daily = aut ri-Veek
ar annnn. advance, aud weekly nj So varay In ad
n.a. otherwise - 30 will be charged in all aIr
roufinutd. AT The The Proprietors,
a,tl all aarearages shall have been paid
inserted for 80 square Of
r -s fui insertion, 37l each
en nnc ordered inner form weekly and then 81 cts
80 i,r, " charged for each n,erou Ii the number Of
r1n. b. marked the Ms will b, published till lor-
H. rcd ont aud charged accordingly
M EARiN RATES ARE
Tar one square daily
Ii fNo 10 do ~
two
intended for both subject to spe-
- Apnual advertisers viii he limited to their immediate
es, or the Advertisements charged at transient rates
-; N new slverti.ementS appear in the daily and tri-
weekly papers 80, H., 49, ,,ar,
i. l.r
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NANtFAGVOHN.-
JOHN B. KONPE.


MAN STHEET, IYNeHBURG, VA
establishment viii alway- be found on Stock a
lotc assortment Cgar of All kinds made of rle finest i'm
ported Tohtr aeluy selected and manufactured wh
lstidns smokers and to maintain
li- establishment reputation squal to those
of any mauultctory In The country.
Tncnahic a. r offer all times complete
assortment h keeps constantly large stock of imported
Havana Cigars winch viii be sold at small ad
cost
The Of dealers Of city and State is special
y solicited the stock The brands Of
manufacturer and have for years been sold In the large
Northern cities whore they have entered int" successful
peon with brands all kinds imported and domestic
uiactura.
Orders any part Of the Union will be promptly met
and entire atIslaetion guaranteed Ia purchasers.
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EtIANo.-Enrncr. and t'Ianters look To Your
Or INTEREST stock Guano and otner fertilizers
Is now in Store consisting Of Peruvian Guauo no A. Bat
S62 Del'urgs Manipulated Guano,
composed of pure PERUVIAN Mexican Guann and Bone
Powder said by any to he superior to Peruvian Gu
ano neRurrs per Phosphate of Lime, Mexican tnann,
continuing rer Of Bone, Phosphate Of Lime, Kettle
r! Potash a8A Plaster excellent manure for olland To-
areo Lots uehburg ;rouud Plaster, in Bulk Bags Bar
rels.
If nv ntcion keep good supply of all the most
sell TIA the highest
that can obtained but the vest possible price that they
can buy my GuauU from the agents Of the Pc
rnyian Governments aud il certainly If the best quality
My price AIRY other market adding the cost of
Tfansportatuu Fertilizers much used, and
prove Farmers Planters that it ia to their interest
paron1e hoEsG propose keep Please give
a call VIM. A. MILLER,
m,r.T.,s On Basin
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HANAN \ pLA n,
Grand GOnsolidnted Lottery Of Maryland
To he drawn In Ila Md saturday, May 30ih 1857
SPLENDID SCHEME

/ 600 urllcs amounting to slHJ 600
Whole tickets slU. Halves g. Quarters g. 80.
n Please address all ordora for ekcs in The above Mag
uulccnt schemes, to- ... -,
r II HUBBARD 4 co,
No. - ERycite st, or Box No. f0
tqn,nav baltimore MARYLAND. n
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~ associated ourselves under the STYLE and firm
of BUKNHAM, MoHGAS CO. and taken the establishment
formerly occupied by Morgan Cnrc Burnham and rc,tcd
the with the improved hinery for the purpose
Of conducting a general CARPENTERS AND JOINING
tler with sash Blind Door and Mould
Mandatory also Dressing aud Matching Flooring Cell
nr &c. would invite contractors and others wishing ia
build to give acail intend Keeping on hand md ua
king order all kinds Of portable carpenters work as cheap
S j., can he had elsrw here
All orders addressed 10 Bunlnm, Morgan Co VIII meet
prompt attention
Shop on the new basin bank, above the Gas Factory
W. + BGRNllAM,
: & MORGAN.
Lynehhurg. Jan. l2tht lr57. X. {. III RkHoLDEk.
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n IIlIS -IIIoNNs lOllI y 90, No ljN tlIAM
BlR> 4IRl4l-t. MN Nulth Estnblishrd lteOl lmpnr
trI4Hd n.sis W all desctpt'usnt Karc Odd Madeira Sher
~ and Fntz Cd Bra lieH Superior od lnna
rn = CfaiN Antigua knpt ud Holland tin aud oNey
Nuupty al hue hurtrtod aud b'we#tlo ltluola
:ttaurAGNt# Maz Sutaiue. Mp.t thnuapu md hummH
Imperial t, aud Ne1scnas lieidiek aud othor nianls
tIAvT NNp NI1tENt 'luaUE Chateau hafgahN, tha
lrHtit IH.,# ltr,aes MafHbuN and 81 Julien, tha
tau aud Ham Nrifaries
Io,N MN Jahauueehofe'r Mereehrhnnor. Kudes
D., ,ner= ue,aalfsf4 sparkling 1lech eli Masclle
SFnNtsuf n 8hu ,heir,# Nrr,uos EeEanes, RogallaA
CaH.Ihs. 81 lfa- lr,ssed oud ',nmuues
/ u#s> Inlts# failkUrt- Ra,lls Almonds rruncs. Ac
II As eNu taillls#aIl ul thr hu,ss qualities
laN~# #ANp r,\GIr---uuranHau Virginia and W esphhlia
llataz. sa,JH#I aud Igkrd lHnene~
Ga-ufN ltfl1I## Wfulm- luis aud stone jars
iautf8> ffrtlf- Sauces Ca4ups. SardueR tnrera, oil
iVe4.
Ia,ttt, Lac mud " Wost Iudia aud pomr'te And atnl
al eosal .tuuoui every variety OF Fine Gfoeeri'a
mar
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lheUuaeTi nrda azir'# o faN the attention ei Parents
nd Guardians hdeR endren at H'f mental 81 ph3 steal do
Nc3pcmtut o., thnt tc has opened IN Harlem, few
mills tae>o thr ofy II Now YORK IN VERY hrdthil and
heauuial ucau# ItHe Family seh0o,. where such chn
lren can rt,ted taught The experience hs has hal
INN Aoaa. In connection Niihr Massachusetts,
PonH- tutiouH lata. has shnwu hiu
that Vrr, io done In bringing thage children 10
more nomn cuudtpn mnry Instances. he hRa Ind them
/. sfloo with advantage
nr euEaP# t duti.s Il leNh Tho earlier tho
trnInng ruiaht so Fnrrirculnrs rrtenco
address JAMES Il. RICHARDS.
!, Broadway. % lInflttu# &tN York.
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BALTIMORE


M WILLIS MEDICAL. OFfsCE, lock I'm
~ hunary bamore-lnsttu.d ~ isE.,, 9 =, sfn S
~ OR No FEE kLQl' ii,tp DR. Mills, an enpefcneei
hyscan the Aopathc school MA, be eorade""1T co.,
No Money required ~ ~ Z orc - not Encred.
practical experience of over ~ yehra enables pf 10
In the shortest possible time 10 nave ""'y
effected. -
classes OF secret Dscasos established in this city
The High Reputation
Ut this Institution would render pnh, notice were
MOI for Tho many app ants for treatment who have
G,hed oi te malirea,od by the haa'ans who
flourish largely the public prints and with whom our city
Amic,cd be your si""rd,
woud avoid injury poruniary loss ana disappointment
all treatment can ho obtain
Dr N makes no auring professions promises no more
than he VIII houornbly perform
sccondar, aud chronic sn.c..
TIL, usual symptoms Sore Throat, uiesraon OF the
Mouth Itching aud rcncurHs about the Nose botehcs
Erupona upon the skin Sc upen the reec' o""su,"'na
aud mnst nNeioat" o su'h casts f NJ IL
" uilling @ stake his honor mud reputation.
The Triumph al scicacc.
rrmr,lips NJ In restoring strong and manly Wig
ar shattered constitution aud removing speed
lily alldohy nnry incurred m certain se'''' hao arc
passed hy discoveries oi th' age
Enicc bIcd unnhood
uny hore find restorative I'll sands from her
ue realized tn, sweet nu,ton 81 pc VIII" from tho
allure uf Quackcrns In hei Inert hnesH SEARCH ma 20
Advnm,nue- ~ Treatment.
No poi compounds OF Mercury or N"NohH drugs w"
To EcWnies.
Long espcrieueem he ueatihen oifsna'o Affections Ner
,nnA seasos Ac qunhcs In To afford Marry Rei'f and
effect Car IN dMcn Communications sHcred
Dr. iIt-' lircnt PrssenitNc.
This Remedy nppucnr to either ses VIII u" sent
uy prepared by mn ,ecclpi of 70 OF by tomting slo
prescription viii be included. = .
Distant peraoua cured al home, ny hau'AslhR -"
MILLS BALriaonr. de teH post PAID Medicines Aen, IN
any direction, by mail OF 'Spross
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~ this day associated with mm JOHN q ADAMS and
THOMAS o ANDERSON for the purpose of uansacting
GENERAL GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FORM ARD
ING BUSINESS. under the firm and style OF ANDEkSoN,
ADAMS & CO. at the old stand Of W. /. Anderson, dor
mrsly B RtpvichJ
They III always k.ep on hand cscec'cd stock Of Gro
cefos Guauo ground lump Plaster, Livingston Poughs
and Castings.
Particular attention even the sale of cousisnmonts and
yances made On Produce in hand
WILLIAM T ANDERSON
JOHN Q ADAMS
- -
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CARD.-Jno. y. P0rvis, Agl, RUmowncea
n another supply Nep Goods receiving his Cash
Store, cheaper than any received before this season
ma IL is
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


OTHERS Saao To $500 weekly can he made hy using
ires with tuH instructions lar manufacturing French,
Caeuac aud Peach Brtud.- Jamaica aud Santa cruz HUNS,
Gin I'd So contain niuE injurious o tue 4Sem
Address enclosing = aud Postage Stamp 10
q. \. liAKrW ELL 4 co,
New York CITY
Ian y A4iltn
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prss.IrAVEus.sITIsA.

nv suonTrlnlloW.
TN Nru tell me how 1t Il That,
- .4ai near. Wh,ic 81 you travel.
lf.N,l hv III ruzh.ue rad car,
Travel lay the i.addIag stage coach,
If5iNe by the EIIduE packet
% uu bo. 5, hack. eI n buggy,
L. ihp eal,ce, wa H., mountain.
! The lu'R and iu i',e Village,
Bs The wp,s.dc. IN tie mausl"n,
ln tto eni,e in III. .t'tHge.
la thc Count aud At the tontth"nsc,
la TIE salcsrooui. al the mark
Nh,lesor'er Nntp# #puts cplls YOU,
Nh,res# EVER business lids YOU,
" here sou foaut I,r reoreanont
" NhN tia Farmer " lay The lawyer,
vi, tie Miller WY The VI
WHY the Merchant. "hs thu Dael"r.
Nal thc Ieachor VII the Preacher,
Nhl ihe meu VIM takr the taxes
W, tic ,ons OF Niusht driving.
Nhy tsc ralroa tram Conductor,
And tn lnFiucet and Fireman
Aid the BtREpge luaa# aud Agent,
Aud the men WHO uwn The stock,
And thc Passengers who rldc,
CHu you tell me how Il Is that
All his multitude of men
AittBf Rrntc,liy dressed, Ms well ms
Ihus, haIromenude N thosuut,
Broadway, Biliimvre or NJ in Strcoti
NcWill nneNer3 thus we tell You,
la the glorious Old - mtnion,
In lhe county kuoW u IS tampbell
in thc city known MS Lvnchhfrg,
on the Eastern side al Mai street,
l. the House then garments cemr irom.
Gnfn ,nts made as gatmrnls shaud be,
Made L. N the man who tnrGrs thcm,
Made fa rear the man who gets them,
Made hv rules of Modern Fashion,
As well rs any in the Nation.
Hence II IL that In the District
Known rs Filth tougfrs.lonal,
Few arr found " hu aecdy go,
Few 50 needy that they may not
WEAR Il decent suit OF Clothes
Mould you have yuur coat Ia III you
No IlI YOU have your pants to suit You
would vou haVea Nrst TO pl"nso yout
Would YOU have Euit complete,
We'll made. durahl, aud neat,
IA honahle, pretty ehcnPi
Cot ISuchburg comc to I.ynehbnfE.
Come 10 IgnchburR, come 10 Main Street,
l. NOT posted, then inquire,
" h.re# You'll get these wants supplied
lsrrui tic crowd thrre'll come au autNcr,
Answer quick and KINDLY spoken,
A. the iamuu, CLOTHES BAIAAR,
s-tftafz- ,ou' n s,I suited there. iap lr IS
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reNl uuiI. : H0ssTEUs,
fIeI Is.

ltszsPVaN. pfHE n co, hmp"rtr,i "'
u French English 1nd Gennnn fanfy 1nuds aud a"a"S
Cous. Hrushss Hultails llarn aud Cotton lhfead -"
lug silk and small warns tener1y l. Murray street Ne"
NorI
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sttsr, NOsgS, gs.-- ~" "a" nndpSi gncd re- <4szrj
- #t.H#H4.s rId0 ti" pHblie adsrR~ssS
"-1 u.T .4.. fal ia receipt nf .nr
sprua urb If B-'f Shoes, iian caps. Carpe Bag Va
,.. pa These goods nH bought expressly ipi tha
rafa He pt d. approved manufacturers, and. We
lbs 81 il esulan. raonhly wtl auF ia tis marE't We
would br pleased a who may favor rs with
cal. Jap bfS ! hi'lh Ut " Ihitl'--
yy,O ALL. LOVERS ot Isst HsfIfBFa a..
Ir uuirrsgucd being tu5 lleatcd h tho Portrait Cal
or, I4e,y aHru#ll Mir jas kraey, IT, prepared TO
supply leu14 and The public viii lie like fr"' In all
lbr 5fous sttlese # the art.
Speca attention invited tile style Of Photographs
nu tan.ass in oil. which exhibition aud
br executed alry The corr estuo=s of ae' 'hraiin
and thesr paintings only he NILS aplteeiatdh by
examination Faht life size orfHs made hy this process
frsu da sulr.c0t. pcs nt drrt a-ed lefssna.
\ eoTdal u a'iau- oxi"drl ea ~ Fi istallofE and
eNalaiar specimens al Ambot}pes, bagueuootSpes pam
and capgcd PAoiaE EaPhs Aci &t.
u II BLISS,
Successor 10 j. Keagy.
n B. Instructions given In the art on reasonable terms
Jan 32ts
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ssfs-s DR. ROBERT EtRI.X. peuti.t,
fSG3lH ha, removed his office door above his
IIryY'Yt siener on NJ AIN ST aud square ahant
DhreliN Hotel. l-dts
uDkOE. JAS. 4. nl REIE,
j ARCHITECT.
seps sdly LYNcHBuEG GoI1EGF.
vHNnOuNs BLACK FORD, So,n M issiou, For
WARDlNG y PRODUCE MEX, liANr. FARkkRs-
hUHd VA. Hpmp attention paid to receiving and forward
ing Manufactured Tobacco
REFERS TO
Jesse Ilaro Il Co. Nm Blnrkfprd. Dr 7 r Rlarkf1ri
Iynehburg Walter Berry, MeXre a Grafton. baltimore
Beverly Smith, Cashier Western Bank Va Pa kersturg
apr d3m
ENKANkIlNA N UROVHER. NhoIrsnie and
n RETAIL GROCERS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ncrt door 10 Lbrty BrthpHse MIN 81 Lpae4bafR, Ia.
ia2
IuSGEtA tsoE sE.-This delightful summer
ResoTt-the abrigs particular locality of all thu HuufN
south and Essjuuol the Ataue Scahoald rJ living n
all the tempting uNurcs of the S Water region. and
tire exemption om dess,wI be opened Oh Tie h ef lune
engage the ,tahl hmrnt The fist rank among
the Watering Places ut he country.
JOS SEGAR,
Old point Comfort. May J, 1871. Proprietor
l1,lm
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~ ted ourselves together under the style aud hrm {" Ice
johnson Co for the purpose of conducting neral Gro
and Forw armg business at the old stand "l
Lee Johnson Main Street whore We VA be Riau 10 scNr
friends aud the public, with promise to use every
effort to promote their interest ~. ~.
JOHN B LEE,
THOS. l.. JDHNSDN
Il. I.ynchburg Ian. / 1857. GEORGE ". ROCKE
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DIssOLUTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.
Ns~s0lu firm office n johnson

EAs~sOI,IEBoS.-The firm of Lee N Johu-on
~ dissolved hy limitation on the 3lht Dcttmhcf lo"o
The the will be used only in closing up the
Those indebted the respectfully reluts
ted settle their accounts il IS Important that the bS
be closed We This to return our sincere
thanks to our friends public for the very liberal pat
ron ge heretofore extended earnestly ask conn-
the ul lec. Johnson y CO
JOHN b LEE
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