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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-16
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Halahratna Enronala pills

Prepared from prescription IF sir =. clarke, u d.
I@pstcian EIetraordiadyy to tie queen.
This invaluable medicine uuai!ing the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderaes all and
all distractions, and speedy he relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
Is especially suited. 1t wilt, short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Que Dollar, the Government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterIe's.
CAUTION.
These FNs should not be taken 6yJemdIes during The
FYR.ST THREE II0N7HS OF pregnancy, as they are
s~Teto bring Miscarriage, Jutat any other time they
are SdJ5.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Palpa
ton of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these pills will
effect when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, calone
anthony, anything hurtlul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

" NV ER NND W EAIHLIl.
P1TTsBURG, July l5.-River now falling.
Z feet by pier mark. Weather clear. Mer-
curry So
GNclsNATr July 10, Weather clear. Their,
81.
LOUISVILLE, July l5.--River rising 4 feet 8
inches in canal. Weather clear and cloudy al
ternately Mercury 81.
ST. LOUIS, June I5.-Rver fallen again at this
point. Nothing from the upper streams
Weather clondy and cool, indications of rain.
Mercury So.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-16

Many Druggists having old Liniments hand, will try
sell them you the best but do YOU positively re-
fuse purchase them ASK for 'BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
IMENT, ~ and take p other.
Liberal t'EopOSiIion.
The proprietorsa 10 furnish each purchaser OF dol
bottles subscription 70 the U. S. Journal for
one the best y. Y. illustrated pHpeTS.
certificate emitting the hoderto the heneht Of this prop
o,on enclosed the wrapper around every dollar bot
tie Te LtnItnent put % 50 cent and
81 and 81 bottles contain 80 and lu
LIniGsut IN proportion to their and
are thecheapest. For sale by BRAGG K BURROWES,
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis, Nc.
wanted IN every and Villa ApPiica-
tons must always be accompanied By rsnnnsbls refer
encCs For cole bv LAUGHLISs BUsHFlELD,
}1EiS=Iv-'H8i5w al tisuoT-! srTl's io4 Whreiir (,
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gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Uato @, baldwin { Co.. Rochester,

(Late 1. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, ~ Y.
N.B-s1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing 80 Pills,
by return mail
For sale by T. II. LOGAN { CO., Wheeling,
B. L. FahncstocE Co., Wholesale gents, Pittsburg;
Purcell Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents Va, Rich
Tnond. ap2s-Iy
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BRAG G,S ARCTIC LINIMHNT

This inc9mprchensibe Liniment, upon which the Erea
OF the afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt Eryspelas,
Cancer Scrofua Spruins, usGs Burns, ScaIds and all
cutaueous diseases rapidly all similar prep
araons. The propr-tors give for the
sufferers the following memorandum of few OF the
deru cures effected by during the pastfew months Ger
tifcates from the parties named in the
the proprietors, but their length Pecudes publication Of
IN n Lar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-16

Grazing Cattle,-That portion Of country
known as the gades along the line of the Bolti-
more and Ohio Railroad, is now alive with cat
tie. The tinkling of bells, the lowing of the
herds, and the loud call of the herdsman can be
heard at all hours Some persons have under
their charge as many as from three to six hum
bred. The Gladcs are dotted all over with them,
and the vast herds that rove these natural
meadows reminds one of the immense buff
falo herds on the western plains, The most of
them come from a distance and are there herded
for so much per head, by persons residing in
the Glades. From dollar to a dollar and half
per head is the charge. They get very fat Of
Of the luxurant grass that grows in that region,
and in the fall are generally driven to market
without further feeding.
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one Hottie T'rinmphun1.

Mrs. Motif, No. 345 Morgan Street, Louis having
suffered for three with Rheumatism and many
preparations without effect cured by fifty
tie Of Arctic Liniment.
Out of Enr@ntOry.
Henry Davis, Mound street, Louis, who says he
suffering the pangs of purgatory with Neuralgia,
months cured by three four applications of the
Arctic Linment.
PITY the E.itIIe Children.
A little daughter Mrs Lee, residing Lake street.
Chicago. scaIded all by the upsetnE kettle
OF boiling water The Arctic applied accord
ing to the directions and the fire Instantly extracted
andin few days the little sufferer we'll.
RESTORED 10 Eseauly.
Mrs George X Tyler Canal street. N a., had long suf
feredfrom painful aud dishgnring eruption the face
and by the of bottle Of the
restored o her original beauty.
a Horrible TumOr.
Eugene Mallory Natcez, wasthree years the Victim of
horrible umor the neck, which resisted all remedies
nnt he tried the arctic Lniment Three bottles cured
him in few weeks.
wonderful CureI
Mrs. Bedford Mobile, confined 10 her couch for three
years with numb palsy, and after being despair
failure of all other remedies cured by the Arctic Lui-
IuenI, little month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-16

..ysHU ahsa4 Of tie H4aE'-Wc are under
Obligations to Geo. .Dalrymple for late Eastern
papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-16

Tiolcat Storm.-We learn that the vicinity
of Parkersburg was visited on Sunday evening
by violent storm Of wind and rain approach
ing, in force, almost to tornado. The Ne,es of
that place says that numbers of large trees were
prostrated, and but few orchards or door yards
escaped being damaged. One or two small
buildings were unrooied, and variety of acci-
dents occurred The most serious one, howev-
err, of which we have heard, betel the steamer
Parkersburg, then lying at the wharf When
the wind struck her it instantly snapped her
cables, and carried her with great rapidity up
the Kanavha, where she came in contact with
the Bridge, knocking her chimneys into the
river, and completely demoliShing her pilot
house and the front part OF her cabin roof and
adornments. She then passed up under the
bridge, and struck with great violence against
tho rocks on the lower side of the river, start
ing the joints of her hull, 50 that she leaked
badly. She left the next day for Cincinnati to
go on the dry dock. The loss will probably be
thousand dollars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-16

Steamer .Sola.-The steamer Silver Star now
at the landing, was sold yesterday to firm in
Dubuque Iowa, for the sum of $4,000. She is
to be employed in the Puducah and Evansville
trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-16

SEE advertisement of DR.. sauford's Liver In
yjgatator in another column.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr. s LrrcH, Hyde Park, VT, writes - That the
morse was considered worthless ~ hs Spavin1
since the free Of the Mustang Linment, have
SOLD him $3.50 cash Your Imminent has been doing
wonders III hcre'f
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Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE, CORNER wATER AND MONROE STREETS

TO THE DAsLx rxTELLsesE.Nc1
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An IixpEosfon


|---"-- . MEMPHIS, IENN.I Nov. 18th, 1871.
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scaided by the explosion Steam Boiler, induced
try Bragg's arctic IinmeLt. Thesmart
ly ted FROM the scalds and very time
the pain gone from the bruises. In weeks
we'll, and able to my business.
HENRY HATERSKILI., residence Jackson street,
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The great popularity of this delightful Aroma hs
many limitations, which the public should guard g
chasing. Be not persuaded TO buy anything else
have given BOerhsve's Holland Bittcrs fair trl
bottle will convince you how Infinitely superior IL
these EaitatiOus.
Sold at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles for $500
sole Perpetrators, BE:;JASIIS PAGE, JR. <
Misunderstanding PharmacgutIsts and Chemist
pLTTNHErElE q
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The Blind see!


.. WEBSTER CRY. Iowa, Nov 9th, 1887.
DR. A. G. B2AuGDeaT Sir: For more than three gears
had been afflicted with u1Emed eyes, in aggravated
degree, and ttiEd various Physicians
elect; induced by DR.. baum try Arctic
Lnn,ent, and in two months ueerly we'll. Ay little
dau Eliter afflicted in the for the
and during portion of the time entirely blind
IN eye. 1 applied your valuable Imminent, and her
eyes perfectly sound. Thus have I, with
hit bottle cured my daughters and my own
curing the rheumatism in back would not he Ukou
youriuvausble reInedyin my house. TourstruIy,
WV. RUSSELL.
HFDSIEK CGTTi Iowa, Roy. Osh, 1851.
hereby certify that am veil acquainted with William
Russell, with the Astounding he mentions
know tcment to be strictly true.
J. J. WADSY0RTH, I. ", Webster City.
eSOod Tor Animals.
This Invaluable Lnmcut is also equally eicatious in
curing the diseases of animals wtness The following
certificate: J. Aruot, and Lyach, Arnot& Co..
orally known throughoGttle UntedStates.
ST LOUIs Dec. 23d, 1851.
We undersigned, DR. Braggs Arctic Lin
perior efficacy curing the diseases OF horseso well are
satisfied Of the Arctic being the best Linment made
that would other. We keep and have kept for
number OF Year, extensive livery stables in this city, and
consequently our about horses their disees
great and uuhesitat!ngiy that the Arctic lin
aenis the ouy We laye found dttsas sse'foe
We cordially recommend 70 livery stable keepers ana
Others having thecaEe Of ho,Ses.
LYNCH, ARNOT CO.,
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RWEU.IRE.RT,KS.EE
HORSES CATTLE, &c.

such as Ring.bone. Calls, SPAWN, Scratches
Poll-Evil. Sweeney, Hoofail, &C., are subdued
and cured by the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

lNIPREsS S1H 1HiNdsLEs.-a0N,o cypress Shingles
~ ~ Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale By
ANDERSON, LANFORD l. Co, on Canal
mar sC- near Laaghcrne's Nj
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Death ofSover

Among the lesser items Of news brought by the
1rdbta was the melancholy intelligence Of the
death of Soycr, the famous 'Gastronomic Regcn-
orator" England could have much better spared
good many much greater men. Soyer was
good genius sent to reform the English Kitchen
lie first taught the rich and pampered classes how
to live and then instructed the working classes in
the art Of cooking their scanty food, and showed
them how to obtain the greatest possible amount Of
hutriment and pleasure from it. In the Crimea he
rendered more important services to the army in
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sKY-LI0HT PICTURES


% CENTS.
l1N ACCDt NJ vi the great deIuand Tor cnfAr PICTURES
~ The reduced the price of their elegant
SkN.LIanf aMniioTT Prs aud MEl.AlNoTlrES III
and ~ ~ aents, gse!aa,ag Il haadsomo CASE
line ot bcautiia Fancy tasts Breast Pins
Iockets, 81 always hand Now Ia the tno Come one
all
tv' Operating hours from7 A NJ tll1 + n
n n TANNER Il 60, Main ct,
yl2ls = doors frou, bridgr ~
hEET FOR RBNvAg.IDS.-frc- Csru starch,
Arrow Root Crackers Mace aruni, sage Tspioea Her
muda Arrow Root Aso. Tor medicinal purposes pure Old
Port Wine. blackberry Wine old Madeira frrnch Brandy
Porter. Ae For sale by J. IL THOMPSON 4 co.
iy rlts Druggists
nWANGEs AND lEMONa-JU.t received.
" dir,ct from New York,
IL baxes Oranges,
~ Do Lemons
In prime oruer. For salu low by 4. A. BOYD.
is 2lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

w This is the rel,abls SEEMING MACHINE ever
offered In this market both in the quality Of its work dr.
rabiy and simplicity. The OF learned
than tha OF other Machine, while works with
the finest silk tie heaviest cloth leather Of
which II wo ks in very superior making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary work whia
both sides of the cloth stitched alike r,ang beauty
the most elegant hand work rarely gets of working
perform all ordinary repairs it, until it
these advantages over other Machines, feel confident
Heeds Pat,n Senng Maetins will best wants of
Families all kinds Clothieis Tailors Boot
and Shoe Makers,or others requiring a work
that will do their WORK in rapid and substantial
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who requi,e
their besides saving labor enough months
pay or Tsilo,s will find great by using this Sew
ing Machine besides being always superior quality
work that does not rip easily and that looks much nicer than
sands of Dollars by using this Machine while for many pu
se the work done on leather by this Machine better
The editor of (ierrga) Patriot says hen
we purchased your Heeds Patent Saving Mahin md
ed it wholly Tor family but as recolnmeuped sew
leather II edit Harness Carriage Trimmings and
of our neighbors testify the superiority
WORK done IN h way ho IN po nj Of beauty and gth
and feel conhdent for this alone the machine has
Dor enorgh to pay rs cost One OF neighbors who
large plantation worth the Of his
hands in the time making clothes for the
cry Machine you have sold in this vicinity has given
est satisfaction anu several intend to order Machines from,
you
Extract from letter written by gentleman own ing u
plantation near New Orleans Your Hteds Patent
ing Machines have been in almost ught
then and with the best OF practical results In esshan three
weeks the two operators them finished complete
clothes for each Of hundred and plantation ,sd
than paid their cost
Another Planter says used employ four and
in making clothes for the rest bnt chased your
Httds Patent SerinS Machine hand the sewin
all the clothes OF the family feel confident the Macno
for Itself every three months
We wish ali need Machine to examine these as they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation any
9th use where stitch Is required. Price of Ht,ds
WHITNEY 4 LYON Propissms.
- 345 Broadway New io1 k.
T. Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOyE dealer in Fam, q, .od S
B0mnets, &c. Lynchbnrg. Va mar 30 is
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Whole Ticacts $40; Halves s.; Quarters e. 80
Managers Certificate of l6 Wholos- where persons wi
to til, risk only, Ill be scnt for o
III Halves, ................ III
Iii Quarters, " -
'' Ii Eighths. = 10
The Managers have been compelled from the
complaints made to them unahfuess the hos,
who have been attending the filling ORDERS the
correspondence business aud in their
tF' Order Tickets froI the Mana gers only
Address all letters h FRANCE & co.
aug3 Baltimore, Md
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OkS r. R'S ESSENCE
~ OF BAY LEAVES-Prcparatiors ofthe Bay Leaf have
Leen extensively Used throughout the world
remedies for Nervous Heavche and for affections Of the
head generally and for diseases of the Scalp and Hair bay
Rum particularly occupied prominent position in the
estimation of many and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands Of admirers Its equivalent however of the active
pe Of the Bay is minute that real bene
f he effected, and j. therefore simply palliative and
feeble for of the diseases for which this valuable
edv is well adapted
ROSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
tedy series OF chemical experiments and has last been
brought to that state which makes
y unequaled in arresng the decay of the hair the
dandru and OF relieving by few applications that Distress
ing ching which generally precsdes the falling of the
hair It was originally prepared for member Of his family
thavng no confidence in The nostrums usually Sold who had
most Distressing decay Of the hail and such its wonder
nj effects that srepuaton at became establish
ted and hundreds of for without
any system Of putting whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed ino public favor and such the demand
this truly great remedy that the inventor has been induced
manhacturc upon an extensive SCALE and he offers it
with fullest confidence o the entire public
Prepared by Thos n. tosser Chemical Laborator
Petersburg, Va, and for sale by Druggists generally.
sept 3ts
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LYNCH,SS; H,SS; WAREHOUSE, y :

VuNHE SUBSCRIBER has leased torn of ears. the
above named valuable property In this city and rcspec
fully solcits thu his
orally, The appointment of given 10
hes-rs H. kucker ~ Amherst aud Ro Hoaz ~ Appo.
niaox who are In qualified for the dutes
Gee well known and dostrsey worthy Of public con-
hdence. EDGAR WUFrL,AEAn :
ian 1918
UIAGONs! wAGONs!!- III have on Ma 4 We
w very snporor two horse Wagons, with II inch lron
axos With plus. aud wond well flushed
Manufactured tor ourselves For sale low. n
Y 2lis g. N SIMPSON
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NOTiCE.-,AS - meeting OF the ~ sard Of Di-
~ the Virginia aud fcnnr Rarr AL Company
held Al the office d the Company In the riy NJ yuehirE IN
saturday tho i7,of January, lsa7 the following resolutions
were adopt, ...
notion Rored That after tho dst day offch
nrN the virginia aud Tenncsaee Railroad Company will
be clearly show that such stock Killed In
Of hc eupabe negligence Of the agents or employer Of this
Company.
Rsoasi That all Ams against thls Company ti loss Of
dauag. goods produce be presented Within thirty
time articles hond have been delivered
aplaais WM II. nuGnEs, soey.
fNOI.IEGTION l.s jury, ns5s.-My friends
count the lH January ltas will pi,
se,ilr before III" nr of August will bc saving
good dead oi trouble ,u,i ciperss 10
Rep cor, y @'sl l. !. ARMlSTEAp.
- Powders. For sslcby j. II. THOMrsON& 90,
w 3its druggists
PrcstArnt's Once,
VinaiSrA 4 TrNstsssE ntnoAp Co. !
LYSCnpuRa, August 9th, lS,s,
NOT1CE.rhr Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the stoch
~ holders II Tho Ng,n. aud Tennrss,o nirnnd Coinpa
will bn held In tho Hall of their Deot In the City OF
Lnclbn's "n Wednesday the laih day of September next
FORM OF PROXY
heavy sto, khorrs the Virginia and railroad
',ne'a,, do ,crhy COAST ute ani appoint ,
Our t" hn hwnl attorney and each Of
us In NIL general meetings of thu Stockholders
when We arc np personally rrcsnn with iu aud
th"N AZ srch general meetings give such vote votes
II We were Iorsona,ly present
Witness Gar hands aud seals, ,his day OF rs
sphI
WirN,ss, srM
i'h Iy Law. Proxies represent stock In their rcnrrni
-ua mrrtngs shall only be valid for the space of two
fran ihe date thereof.
iy order ol the Board Of Directors,
aug ils WM II HUGHES, Secretary.
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MAsIllNGTON HOUSE. =.

CHURCH STREET, Lynohburg va.
vUNlS House Ia situated In tia maedate vicinity the
mos, business Of tho city. and the location Of
the mos quiet and healthy In tho place TO strangers there
fore Its position Ii particularly desirable lA e-
The subserilers return their thanks to their friends
public generally for the liberal they hays
tended to then and them that they will endesvor
niort continuance o their fnvors s5 ' is ef ls a
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTERS Wilt
always be found the dcposs and boat landing the
OF the trains and boats to passenger and op tbs
Hotel FhEE or CHARGE SEEAD a. CLARK,
sept lgts Propstetprs i
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CABELL HOUSE. : I07-T ,
MAIN STRICT, LYNCHBUl0, VA,

Z, FISIIEK, PrOprletOr.
vNliS HOUSE having been thoroughly impaired, and re-
furnlshed aud n additional ltooma ncludius q III.
klNu ROOM 20 by ~ attached opeu r the re.
caption Of travellers aud thu public generally De- "a
I table will be furnished nh he bes The aHnrds
and his Bar with the hest Of wlNgs AND LIQUORS.
An omnibus. baggage Wagon and Porers will plways be
found thr Depotn the II the the
Packet 'oat I" transport pasAepgers f. 90 of slags
aug 10 dkriy.
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rAS EIxTCRES.-We keep CONSTANT ON
u hand supply of Chandeliers, Pendants Brackets Drop
Lights SHADES &C. &c. which will ell low can be
purchased any other market. MUIR T. STEVENS,
jy l3ts No, IS Sycamore at, Petersburg. Va
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LYNCIsBUKG AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL, SYSTEM


OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL SYSTEM
injecting the Local b., rd OF Directors for the New
ol Kcs%an 'I the "as a,a
Tn" undersigned President and Directors oi the ."rpan
Insurance Company for the ending the ist OF January
1856, and being satisfied with Its pr 'ro"s condition cordial
community. The Now York Iisc Insurance Company has
% nov n been in % = nee I tor u u an" IT. ta s, s s"' .s
bonds ard Mortgages Real Estate" W" think II most
tho beeht the Insured and have averaged not less
than thirty per cent per annuh on the premium pad h,
requires additional security that eooooo shall be depo-
ed with the State Comptroller to meet ANY lawful demands
We Invite attention to tho nature objects advantages
Law '"''' A' TmRrnESTi X r. i' y Annual M REronr
Amount of assets Jann"ry l. -, oe, ~, q,
Amount OF receipts Tor premi-
uins. interest &c, to Jan'y -
plsDvRsrmlNls.
Paid LOSSES by DEATH interest
divide nd., aud all other
expenses. 2ii4'o '6 .,.,..o..,
Accumulated Fund Jan |. ~, siol 9tG -
viii be seen by thr above statement that this Company
i'll huurishng condition
those desiring regard the subject of LIFE
would do well oca the OF the above
Company who will them any information tna may be
'cs' or Tor rcl'renec apply TO either mber OF the Lo"a
uEo wyTnEMtN NronD, ESQ I',s,oot
tSecretary {" Uonmonwe weaiih Of Virginia
UiRECIOHS
ROGER A PRYOR,
(l.iur ot the south. ,
THOMAS II ELLIS, EsQ.
(I'rrsil,nt James River aud Kanawha Co)
THOMAS = AUGUST, EsQ.
(Atorney at Law
WM u. PAINE ESQ,
(krnt. Paine n Co Merchants,
JOHN BAGBY, ESQ,
tFarmer KING 4 queen Co. Va
REV. CHAS II. READ,
tl'astor United Presbyterian Church
REV, JAS, b. TAYLOR
tCorg Ser'y Southern Baptist Cont vention.
II X EILYSON. u'rnter)
CiIAS W. PURCELL (Banker)
JAMES THOMAS, Jh.
(Tobacco Manufacturcr)
RoBERT s. PAYNE. NJ. ID
r. L. WALKER, NJ d., Medical Board.
y. Ii. GILMER, NJ. ID,
~. - GARLAND, Local a gent.
In his absence Ibr r l.. WALKER.
GnAA. n WORTnAM,
GrnrAg't nnd Attorney sO' Va
Richmond, Va
E.W TROTTER, Genera, AgI.
mar GIN