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!. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
WEssR'c PATkNT sE WING MACaI1E,

w This b the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
r.bky and anplev The operation Of L. easier learned
than tina. Of other Machine while with ease on
which works very superior manner making straight
evenly laid seam %us ns than ordinary work wiilc
ooth SIDES OF the cloth thed alike In beauty
the elegant hand work ely gets out Of orkus or
II osdassy :ss on 70 an
wee R eessa1s over ossr Mnchlnes We feel confident
< @ s cs H:s: E.s ~:a &c.. :.
i Hsr she. "a s ,sy Ssss
that VIII % shsr wcet IN rapid and manner and
. assr s -. sss I'll; F.. who
sns w.ass besides saving labor enough months to
s.. s.n ass ss.. s.,, n N y using this Sew
werkhs does mot rip easily and ths muca n,sr than
sasd ot ca by usns Machine while for mssy pu9Oo
=: tie WORK done leather BY this Machine better ,hsn
re sa ssy q sis sss c.S.o~u p.,o
G ys s Es.x: f E. s.s Mse..
sajsathsr edit Harnes. Carriage Trimmipr, And
X sT ssa is s % n 70 81 hs n Of
ard fss conAdeni alone the machine has ssveS
| .y worm o. is cur r. Dssn Of Is, who h:
haes e sss dine ave. In king clothes for the
".'ss'lsfa ana intend to order Haehine. from
Pa.n;.iIsa ns.r Neg Orsaas Your Vsls 9ssn Seq.
nsve essa IN aaos bought
twe operators them nnisbed complsts ssit Of
ssea q ny two hundred and plantation hands
Isa -. sA'sd using them ono ssa.0n has more
AsSs P.ssss :sys used :: employ three hands
IsSs $50 Neeli.e hand doe. sas ssvins for
wi, so ma: e. q: :.ss .s.y
70, ~ :s: e s ars: =: :s.:h ...,,.. :.
49,. :sss .saarsd Pie: q s:.s. s. sas
'57 wHifnEY LYon. Psp-,s.,.,
- s1. s' s..ss 49, s. a s....
f9eN - .A9r4h>srg,s = & skss sses ia.is31ts
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HODEs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
HI UPEkPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manuacil red trom Formula of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
STATE Che mist of Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO piSrl.\SE WITH TWO
thirds Peruvian Guam" tor Fall seeding and fo- Summer
crops altogether Packed in bags a barrels fully warrant
Cd Price $50 per ton oI 2000lbs.
Tho above article. Together with PAMPHLETS giving fun de-
tail OF this valuable Fertilizer also full OF Its
lance and mode vi apple alton, can be hadof
N. HOLLINS co,
l3ts yrchbur
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gent,cmen Ny child had commenced breaking out last
fall small Sores which gradually extended the ene
including both which much by the
to fear that both would drop or
tried all of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began get better the bottle broke, and ap.
led gals tilt again began to get Ny elder
70 OIL Sisters heat
oked so much better when You used it. We got another
n,e and her head is nearly well This agera.
and took halt hour every day ash IT,
very Offensive One bottle feel assured will
entirely there little of the disease remaining
entitled this and for the benefit of others tako
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, r. T. CHALK
To MesSrs. Dove & Co.
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lust epened a iremendoa. s.aniisy Sf ele.
- giant BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS. all Of which will be sold chap Whh
the largest assortmept OF Ladies' CATERS - Mo
SHOES, ever offered It reduced prices for cash
oct 6u1 JOHN ABRARAN0.
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sleigh ride this winter past discovered
raw and the skin OF place larger than my hand
rubbing on the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf on aud in day two he well. Another
A mule whch working my dray became unable
walk On examiong his fo2t discovered nail about
long up head driver and the neghbors
he wnud be- good for nothnK drew the nall out Inserted
piece your Turf Oil and set him to work once
he has lost hour, but
also horse badly snasged on the outside
his high in places about inches deep
inches wide which he stiff day Your Turf
C applied and brought them entirely
truly of tho greatest remedies for have
known have lived In drug for several years
think proper. Very truly
Ro Messrs. Dove 20. j. II. WEISlGER
For sale by STROTIIER WHITEHEAD
nov dom Lynchburg.
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&ailp Hiraiaiau.

Tns following linss were not written for publ
cation- @and IL b b IN aeeident only that We ar
indebtsd for lie Opportunity Of laying them be
fore our rsAdsss. Though tnsed deeply with III
spirit ef nslascAoly, they ere. in some Of tn
stanss., inexprsssibly touching and tsndsr-re
mindins - yssy much Of come Of the mournfa
fancies of POs, and the celebrated Invocation Il
Death Of The late ALxxAspxa K. McCLuNo:
Aiasi sss the early dssdI
sAhsf fsfaln ypa -hfd head,
That hasA sens v rse
That - sazsA Aash prcss-
Ere he summer Of life had come.
DrsAssss he N ny narrow bed
DEATHS great mystery thca % resd
Lone and eu,df
while tie leaves, grown cid
Fall signing around thy tomb
Dead wssd Tree while the morning glory.
Pure and ftail yss told the story.
OF yesag Bfs bright but hectins.
And iadins, whispered OF the meeting
OF hss bride with Asriei
Dean hath chilled shy feverish heart.
He embraced thes-"dust thou ART"
Thy apessrs bridsereoo's Icy kiss
Wondered on thy iipsi for ths
The chimes mourued In q knen
II.
Oh mourn not for the quiet dead,
Mourn for the vexd life fed
To calm sleeping
Mourn not for the hopes that shone,
Mourn not Tor the bright dreams gone.
Nor WASTE tho not thine own.
In weeping
For oh the spirit tempes, tossed,
10 no longer wesrsed. lost
Bat 'neash tho sod,
The sprk drag 10 buried.
And the freed .nul hurried
To Its God
Where the how sn that We wreathe
Are "immorteI,es"; whore each bloom
Il cu,ied for rs by death
And from the tomb.
OF our Savior do they spring.
Th~n ye ransamed. sing,
Grave, where Is Thy vic,ory'
Oh Dcath whore is by s,ingr
Oh mighty Death, spare;
shrink from thee appalled,
Ny soul back. and with despair
Clnes . heesine world
Thou hAstenest on Eternal God
dare appear,
Beforr thee whom, In pride Of Garth.
said did not fear.
Oh death still delay,
Thytcy grasp remose'
Cod God teach thou my lip. to pray.
Have mercy Thou art love-
Have mercy, by the ss,or's name
Have mercyi oh most high
Have mercy Thou art Lord u Hesn"
Oh, Father what ami
LYxcHBuRo, Va.
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n NAsIXl1n DUUMHLH WMKAr WANT
AZxxnXkXV ED.-We VIII pay ~ Aahaf uarkee
- - r. - MAa4 ~ III tssaesl q o Nj.
NqGo6 CAMP SMITH co.
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PErKRsDuKo, July st, ls5s
WAa 9g11sESs5
uNuRECT ROUTE To THK WEST md the
IL VIRGINIA STRINGS. via South side Railroad from io
tersburg Lynchbnrg via Va Tenn Railroad from
bur, Bristol via East Tenn and Va Railroad Ir,
Vile East fcan and Georgia Railroad
Vile to Dalton via Western and Atlantic Railroad from Da
Stevenson via Memphis and
railroad from SicNc to Memphis
Though issued hc above points Springs
and baggage checked through at the Office South side
me fellow ng scheiuc will be The South Side Rail
road commencing SUNDAY next, the 4h july INST ,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Com Getting with the Richmond aud Dah,ie Trains al
Leave Petersburg dali, at. ............. 33oocik NJ
Arrive burke, ~, (Junciionl ai..........
nr,,,. a. ,nehh,r, ~, - ~ "a, .. u Al
i.yuchLuiR iay III
Arl,e at i,urKe,,ilc 'Jnnron) a......... Az
fRLlGni TRAIN.
Connecting with Richmond and Danvilo Ttains Tia. june.
Leave Petersburg dal, H;.....................G A. "
Anivo At BukeyiIle Junction. ..............2 VI
Arr,,r at Iarmyo Io T. NJ
A'''c al LyneLhorg zt........... o.
Losy" i.SncLbnrg daly Observation-Disclosures. NJ.
arNr At falmvillc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Arrive Burk.,illr Junction. at............. NJ.
IA Accommodations Passenger Car Tor the Way ct Lo,n
T'ye! WI to the Train leaving Lyn,hbus VITA
Ff"sl at 80 A. NJ aud passenger" gone uper West viii
TAI, the Ma,i Tram At o'clock. A a. stopping places
pat of passengers be strictly those
IN charge at aud IA no VIII The tram be stopped
al "ihrr fom- Snhrsnds Anlersons saw Mi Ford
ti,on. Mv!t,Hic Backs and " hcs NottowaS 4 H..
bnrHcNhe kicrH hsn bridge Farmviie, Prospect, fanp
Has lsergreon Arpp"aos spout Spring Concord, James
River
CITY roIST BRANCH
SoEthSide Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg day (s"nda. seNespied ai......., A NJ.
,'''N' ~ W; i"i ,
Leave CITY FONT at......... ...'...............tS "
the above Trains connect win the jaime. River
len my cay Point Tor Norfolk aud every Saturday morning
mud uYsIt " Atsau
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NOTuaE.
SuPERlNrENbANTS OFFICE,
"

SuPERlNrENbANTS OFFICE
VA & TENN RAILROAD co,
LfNCHHthd, Va, Oct 2'th, lr.s )
IN and after Monday, the Isl day OF next all
~ produce suffered to Depot at Lynehhurs
longer han Is hours will 20 removed Warehouses WITHIN
the rhy And all produce so removed will be ehare.
the Apenso oi such transfer
bis step Is rendered necessary by The accumulation
frsht IN The Lynchburg Depot by which the Company
well AS The Consgnecs al freight sube con
'enience ana rnk Of ioss W. G. SMITH.
OCT pSI t;.u
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FROM VIRGINIA ~ NDREn CAROLINA
Through Washington City by Railroad direct
r1E1xEssac ras:.ss1 - sn;zssl seN

60 =. ~
I'd THE WEST:
TuNHE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with its mnch inn
proved Western connect offers Inducements
travellers Virginia the through Washing
Baltimore all portions OF the West the Northwest
and the Southwest.
The connection the Washington
bound West for Wheelngor Parhe,hurg from Bat
Ia always promptly made Al the " a-hngion Junction
ately called the Relay lIouse9 miles foa baltimore This
change ut Cars required between Washington and
the Ohio River Baggage Is Checked through to the West at
the Washington station
"hc connecting trains leave Washington daily at
A. NJ ami 4.2U =. N. On Sundays at the latter hour.
AT BENWDDD
Direct made the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running from Beliaire the ohio through Cam
bridge GAINESVILLE, and Newark, Columbus These
eonnect New ark with the Cars of the Newark Mansfield
and Sandusky r. r. for Sandusky Toledo Detroit Chicago
~ AT pARKERsBuRG
Connection made by Steamboat e'l with the trains
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chilieos Cincinnati
&c. &c.
The baltimore and Ohio trains win h" cars OF the
Cleveland aud Ohio River Railroad Cleveland Toledo.
Detroit Chicago, and all the Northw escrn points direct
Travellers requested lille Tbs the
only Route aoring Through Tickets and Checks in Wash
ingtnn. IL ID also tho SHORTEST. SPEEDY and Dt
RECT to nearly all the leading points IN the great West The
miles, being UO miles shorter than by other roni"
Fare, by through ticket from Washington al least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the owestof the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
Frederick snd Harpcrs Ferry M,rtinsburF Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave Washington at o A NJ or 42u NJ
For the minor Way Stations between Baltimore and Wheel
Ing, take 6 A. NJ. train from Washington
n For further information Through Tickets &c, apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS Agent at W ashington ST
w. q. WooDSIDE, Master Of Transportation.
Baltimore i Ohio Railroad
L n. Cole, Gep1 Ticket Agent sepa-cts
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
EARWa1 aRAnR

ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA KALI ROAD.
l0HK9 81
yuyHK Train leaves Alexandra daily u m sor or.
donsye connecting with the Trains yIrrlaia
srsi for n gCn N ON and the WEST, and with The
Train Gap Railroad for and
mediate points
D m for Esa Gsa " OVID, N 4 W ORsa X Ms, N X n
R1H nj mediate points.
Through tickets NJ the Hall Road Stallion.
The TRAINS leave Bordnsvills daily at 10 30 A. and
10 Is y NJ arriving At Aiexand At 2 r. M and 3 A NJ
lfp- No night train ON sunday.
sept3b H. kICkLIN. Tl.ket Agent
uyOH No Is n q q. n The Sea- -,
II board Towing aud Transportation Com. = Er> r
pany desiroas Of Offering greater Inducements
shipping of produce 10 tide water have
ouihi Of Boats procured the Iron Steamer
kee and the splendid Iron bafges Path Hope
placed them the line bow:x Richmond aud Norfolk
ning follows
Leave Itichmoud. Tuosdays and Fridays at 4PM
Leave Norfolk. Mondays and Thursdays at o A. NJ.
Cana at.trom Lynchburg and other points having
Tor Norfolk will transfer Ut the above boats Lic i'll
be- In tn. Richmond Dock daily to receive freight.
Norfolk reminded to consign the agents
Of Richmond igeford COP who viii recei,.
aud furn arI freight fee Of charge.
Ire,9h tahfa az tht iOrest rates.
For further particulars apply 10
w T. ANDERSON, Agent at Lynehbnrg
W r. COX. Agents at Richmond
GARRISON \ MAIGNE, Agenis at Norfolk,
sepllu
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GEMENT.-Havi0g bcrn pI,Oi ntrd ole aens
~ by the proprietor of "Jaines River Ceent Works.
the sale of Cement this place prepared to fill al
orders a the low prices WM. 7. ANDERSON.
ug Lifts
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NEw.Y0RK ADvHRrIsEMRNTs.

e nkWnNa mADUnNka-A sen 1c1
~ CAL FAMILY SEWING MACHiHE FoR oj-ps,.
ahng fully equal work MISSING or rinui,s 81 .hs.
Nj getting "us Of order Any body us T. every BODY
tsEonRKp sI ExcEsT Grant Lxrrrss patiently
ca within the reach Of any prising business
P".'ion 81 the Territory already securely y
he iroPrctors sos6dsny they nov place befor. n.
Puoc The greatest chance for profitable ever or
tie sewing Machine containing the requisite qualities
whrh BY us astonishing simplicity and cost will at once
chine to cons within their ssasr.
farfes wishing W purchase. requested TO call at
on a. examine this most wonderful and ssc rs
inono poly Of the State or County desired
NOVELTY q SEWING MACHINE Co
o"ec' nAHiLh!r Co: Needle Manufacturers
81 br"sdwAy, cor Cansi IT., N Y
Call or send for Circular with cuts Of machincs :
23dim,
(NOlD MEDAL GRAND AND aOUARG
Broadwny) New YorA. Mannfacturers, were
aw rded the First Premium where when
they brought their Plano into com " Yal1
petition with the Dcst makers Of Boston, Newt ~
York. philadelphia and Balfnire
deceived the two FIRST Medals Metropolitan Fair
Washington, lass. 49,
The Frs, Premium "a gold MedsD for the best p ,o rr
at the Maryland Institutr. Baltimore. 1856
The firs Prize Medal Plano Forte nj In. An.,
lean Institute, Crystal Palace, New York. 1856
The First Premium Gold Medal best Gran piano
at the Marylaad Institute, baltimore, 1851 :
The First Premium at the State Fair, Detroit, 1857
The First Premium Al the State Fair, Richmond 1857
try such as w. Mason Goltschalk WoenhaupL Xc Grand
and Square Pianos and ron,
frame combined warranted three
crate. " 8co Isepti4 dim
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The subscriber has leased for years The ,hnvo
named valuable property in this city Respectfully socs
the patronage OF his friends and the generally The
poinment OF inspactors has been II Rurs
er of Amherst and 10 Bpaz of Appomaox who arc /,
way qualned for the duties nf Office are knov
and deservcdy worthy of the public conad,n nee
jani2u EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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q FOR THE FAIR! Is the univcr.al cry,
aud Thousands are participating In the festivities which
such interesting occasions affords For the present week. the
hfongng multitudes invited enjoy
It's hospitality and participate the interesting scenes whieh
are the offspring Of such occasions
Among the many places to which tho
o"Andaa are invited and ever welcomed the
~" ga waaeAna photographic GaLery door
g'na banA Main street. ynchburg Va where hundreds OF
kenesss OF the noblest works creation exhibition
tree 10 ALL and u should desire snile
shall be furnished short notice. prices that ammo,
fail to please. ~
me assortment OF Cases and Frames of syle and
gAa constantly on hand Also, Iockets Breast Pins Fin.
ger Kings, Watch Seals, Charms &c
Pictures taken style ART all hour, III,
Jay ana IN All KINDS OF weather ID. Ii BLISS,
oet is.AI Practical Phnt, Is
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ktGO Gu Al y We have now On hand
- Mucr's superior Scotch Ale, in jugs for sale.
.eptl4ts LEE. JOHNSON co.
n AKl.E AAbE.-On Wednesday. November the 10Th
Will sell to The highcsA bid,r the farm " hch
reside in Amherst immediately the River four
miles below Iynchbug, entire Crop stock OF all descri
tom nuu.rhod and Kitchen Furniture, sc, My stock
s.sts several pan Of well broke yonng MULES, n
good Saddle aud Harness HORSES, several fine gJfaA
Mich COWS. and ais" Stock CATTLE, HOGS, sc XII
NV Crop consists Of TOBACCO CORN and OATS In large
quantity, PLANTATION UTENSILS. too numerous to men
ton and sufficient quantity for large farm, WAGONS
CARTS, ,Ac
Terms liberal aud made know on the day oi s,e
oct ldim-i j. J. REYNOLDS.
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lNOAL! COAL!!-Wr nrc new prepa' ed TO ail
u orders Rcd Ash tlrace Mountain Clover
Hill Coal lowest market prices for August delivery
u orders left At the Store of Messs Valentine Hen.
NJ, Main street, will receive prompt attention.
aug2ts ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
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LXNCIIRsiss:f OACI AND
IN ~ lagoon fACIORl.-Ths subscri. d

IN ~ WAGGpN FAClORl.-The subscri e38k.I9SH
-~---A- Der returns has grateful acknow ledge
his friends and for the liberal patron
him bcfs leave Inf them aud the pub
lie he has started in business ami he hopes by
business 10 cont Of fa-
He will make order and keep hand all kinds
Iron Wagons made in the most substantial and neat
style lie Ike IL order and will have made,
general OF Carriages Rockaways and BuRgies
Also of and two horse Spring Moving
Wagons aud " horse An who good work,
,A old LyHhbEr9 Coach ard HdeRon Factory and.
h. doing the cash prin"ipe expect to
get good work low price. All who good and
neat BlRgies give iae cali JOHN II. BAILEY, Agt
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RESnaGR8A REF RIaaERAT TORS.
save As dsy rsceived large lot Of
o. nem vey ms Deine eomewhat pressed for ROOM and
money VIZ dispose Of them early applicants
api Nfs EDWARD J. FOLHEs
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WHEAT THRASHERS

WHEAT THRASHERS
TUNIIE UNDERSIGNED. having becom. Agents for the
Il schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
hand sample of their Patent Improved Railway Horss
lowers Thrahers and sepsraer Combined Thrashers and
Wnnowers This Thrashing machine received the FIRST
PREMIUM at the New York State Fair In 1886, and conn
ues IN give good satisfaction all who have used them
THE HORSE POW Frs made worry strong and 80
ed that requires the travel only about ID miles
honr thereby making suitable to work either horses
upon them
TIE THRASuERS aud CONFINED THRAsHERs aud
WlNNo~ERS are constructed discharge all the
and dust through the machine aud into the fcecrs
IA usual " It'll other kinds.
The rlra.her and winnower has = REVOLVING WIRE
be done other
THE SEPARATOR iie) has fork shaker, hich
snakes tue sranout of the from the Thrash
Pcrson wishing TO examine these Thrashcrs do by
calling at store here further information will be given
concerning them IRBY 4 SAUNDERS.
y lIis
VERnIFCGE's.-As supply or Fnhne.tork'.,
Mechanics Rce's, and Dead shot Also Bsrdott's Si.
gar Drops and lioloways confecon These
are all celebrated safe aud For
sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
oct l2ts Druggist
NL0CK y! CLOCKs!s CLOCkA!:!-Tke
subscriber has just received CLOCKS,
OF all sorts shapes aud psttesus which the
attention OF his friends and community call
and examine, and You will ind the prices 10 suit.
Hop copy. lie l2-sI JAMES DINWfDDIE
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II r. II d. a. DhOGtlD, Smcce, sors 70 r..
Os DIUGUID SONS. will keep Constant, on hand a
agc stock Of all kinds Of FURNITURE own manu-
lactue which they will be pleased shew friends and
patrons o. g. Diugud Il Sons. and the public
They also keep constantly IN hand a.arge SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES OF all Sizes also large stock
WOODEN COFFIES, of every description and Will nay
prompt attention to the undertaking business
ef25dAch d. q. A. DN'GUID
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LORT HAuR.-Wood's Hair Resterntive,
II Mr.. Aliens zyo Balsam. Treopherous and large
sorlment Of Pomsdes and hairos Also Harsons, Phi.
by 80. JOHN III sEAY
-ock lSM a.. .,...s Druggist
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CHESTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1855.
MFssHs DOVE Co-Gentiemen Having had short time
since occasion to your Turf Oil In extraordinary
and It's action being gratifying
regard for the benefit of the
large had fine Coli in my stable lot in which there
Bull The Bull became enraged for
goled the Colt 10 the shoulder the depth
AID ripped up the neck about the distance
trightful wound Several
present and remarked they would give 20
lite that they thought useless to do anything for him. how
ever determined /. try the Turf OIL aud the use of
small bottles he Is entirely cured
Very respectfully.
ian Il. G. FRIEND
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ENLU AND LAMP OlIS.-On hand "a m n
II supply Of FLUID and best LAMP OILS. For sale by
2-ta1 TUoNpSoN Oh
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REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.
4 HAVE SOLD OFF AT AUCTION ALL OF MY OLD
aud Goods and we'd the opposite 81 of
house first above the Market hoase
" here | receiving large stock of
American, British. French, swiss German and
Italian Dry Goods
latest styles, aud at low prices. ask the
people The city and country to call Terms Of
sales rs heretofore erclasiccy Jar cash
septl3dts JNo j ftKNiS, agent
4 HAZE authorized Jn0. W oos,sOn Tyler, 10
my agent in the city Of LNhrhurg Tor the purpose
o carr, ing on the COUpEkiNG III SlAEHS.
oct l5.d.Ims JAMES Il. TYLER.
Once ofthe Souih-~idr R. Il. Co.,
PErEtsRchn Feb. 18th, 1856. )
the regular monthly meeting OF the Board OF directors
"A ofth ,uh Side K Road Co., tho following Resolution
adopted
Resolved That the Freight Agent h nehburg hereafter
be collect all freight goods received AT de
his Depot before they out Of the
OF the Company. Copy from Record
feb lots JAMES r. CUilIBERT Secy
NEW FIRM.-The subscribers nvina n--o
~ cl;ed themselves will continue Drug business at The
Srther Whitehead under the style of NJ A.
s1KOrHER CO. and will be pleased 10 the friends of
the former concern and the public generally.
VA. STROTHER,
June ~ 1857. ID. CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
Very Remark able

AsPIS GROVE. Henrico December ], 1851
MfssRs. Dove Co;-fentlemen--M horse put in
the yard In front of the and In attempting to jump the
end Of rail through his oude
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough to insert your fit got bottle Of TURF
OIL and applied freely in four days he work.
weeks he was entirely cured .
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants throughout state
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