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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TENIE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
l. taxed their utmost produce this best most perfect
purgatiye Which is known to man. lnnumerabie proofs
are shown that these PILLS have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win
precedentedy upon the esteem Of all men. They safe
ind pleasant to take, but powerful to cure Their pcue
rang properties stimulate tho vital aetvtcsof the body,
remove tho distractions Of its organs, purify the blood,
and expc disease They purge out the foul hnnors which
breed and grow discnper stimulate sluggish or disoT-
dred organs into their natural action, and rupSf healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not ony do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body but
formidable and dangerous diseases that have baied
the best of human skill. While they produce powerful
Effects they at the time, In diminished Doses the
srest and best physic that can be employed for children
Being sugarcoaed they pleasant to ake and being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surpass belief were they not sub
santiuted by of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion of unruth. Many eminent
cergymen and ysicians hayen their to certify
to the public reliability of my remedies, while others
have sent me the OF their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fellow-men. i.tf2
The Agent below named pleasc to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their Use and
certificates of their cures Of the following conpnints
Costivencss Bilious Complaints, rheumatism. Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from iou sopa'h MATT,
sea- Indigestion Morbid lhacon of the Bowels and Pain
arising lcreion, Fatulency Loss OF Appetite idi teer.
ods and Cnaueous Diseases which require an eyiirnait
medicine, Scroiula Kings Evil They also, iy purify
ing the blood aud stimulating the system. cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they COULD
reach such as Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous rritahility arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
ncys tout and other kindred complaints arising troiu
low state the body obstruction Of its lunet"ms
Do not he put OF 10y unprnciplcd deactr with some
other pill they make profit on. Ask for AYERS
T1Ms and take nothing else. No other they cnn give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative
powers. The sick wHt the best aid there is Tor thein
and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRICE 25 Chs. PER Box. FIVE BOXES roH L.
SOLD BY
John Mclean and JoHn Bcal, Cadiz; 9'ios. Hop
ins MoorcfeId; L. j, Phipps, Smyrna L. Green
'reeport Cannon " Bro New Athens and by Il
callers in Medicine '5'
Cadiz, Ohio Oct. 2g ly rfrpt 8i5
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Daily u. S. Mail
ET ACK- LIN IL
.CADIZ 10 WHEELTNG.

CADIZ TO WHEELING.
FTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L travelling community that he has purchased
the u s. Mail Hack Line from Cadz to Wheeling;
and chat one Of his splendid hacks will leave
Wheeling and Cadiz every morning, at Z A. M,
and conneet with the cars NJ both places. His hacks
arc new, his teams good, and his drivers ca reful
and attentive He hopes toreceve the patronage
Of the travelling public, as he will enGeavor 10
merit their patronage by strict attention to their
wants. p
Fare from Wheeling TO Cad:z or Cadiz to Wheel
ing rs. For the roand trip--only $500.
Livery and Sale Stable.
He has also in Cndis as good Livery Stable as
there IL in the country Buggies, Carriages, Hors.
%, &c, to be had al all times. Travellers either
arriving on the cars or in the hack can be taken
any point they may desire. Terms reasonable
Hor see bought and sold at all times
WILLIAM u. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, June 2, 1858 ly.
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HooKsTowN Beaver CO Pa.

HooKsTowN Beaver CO Pa
October IL, 1856 J
MEssBs. MgAxs g. BROTHERS: Sowing to a defec
tive foundation my Engine, bought ot you last sea
son, did not do so we'll, Now II does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know of. wish all wanting Steam Engines
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
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ScoTT PosT OFFICE, Adams CO.. o.,
March. lst, Sc.
MEssPs MEANS & BROTHERS; II nave now finish
ed the starting Of your second Engine. The mill
men are ptisEed. If you have ever built any that
beats either of them, should like to know where
they are. Come and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill Wright.
Steubenvile, jan. 2s, lS57.6m.
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OTHANlEL WOODROW.
MclNrvRE CRrrK. left co % l

MCINTYRE CREEK, lef co o !
October IL, 1856. !
MEssRs MEANS g. BROTHERS: 1--WE have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. f ~ RADSION- 4 bkUWN.
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MA NSI0N HOUSE
(oPPosITE rHEPUBLIC BUILDINGS
CADIZ. OHIO.
FRA NIX LIE.

Takes this method of informing his former
friends and patrons and the travelling public gener
ally, that he has purchased the above well known
stand, formerly kept by himself, situated opposite
the Public Buildings, and within short distance
OF the Rail Road Depot lie hatters himself that he
can accommodate all who call with him, in a style
as good, and on terms as reasonable, as any other
Public house in the State.
His StabIing large and ample for Travellers and
Drovers. ssFft r-tsF5 E.
Parties accommodated with good room, and
Sther accommodations, on reasonable terms.
In short, every thing that can be, will be done
to make all who make the Manson House their
home, comfortable and happy.
An accomn odation wagon runs from this house
to the Depot the arrival and departure of every
Train. Baggage taken to and from the cars free q
charge FRANCIS LESLIE. r
Endiz Ohio A nril 81 1853 -.--
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MASONIC NOTICE
T. PHILLIPS Il co,

MANUFACTURERS Of boots and shoes, ano
1fl dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks Mo.
rocco X kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegs
Nails. thread and shoe-iindings generally keep con
stantly for sale assortment Of the above articles
at their old stand oposiJe the Public Offices
Cadiz, o., April II, 1855,
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A. N. BUCHANAN.

DELAWARE CRY, X T.
ffbF September 10, 1856. !
MEssRs MEAxs: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
BY you, work finely. 1t does oil that we ask, OF
that you warranted il to do. We wish you could
make nr0re sales in this territory.
oDBERT & SOLOMON.
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, jeff CO.
September IS, 1856.
MESsRs. MEANs & BROTHERS: MY Engine does
hrst-TaIe. am satisfied and will npon all occRons
recommend thepurchas Of Engines Of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
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osERH HEAEs- JAMES MANS GEo- 3. MANS
MEANS & BROTHERS, %
8 TIE UREN VIILE. ONO.

IRON FOUNDERS.
Engine Builders, Manufacturers Of Thieshing Ma,
ohinr and Mill Castings, Goering Machinery, Puk
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shaiting, with heavy
forging. &c, &c fit I'D EyI
Our facilities enable us to do work Of this kind
unequalled in this part Of tle State. Orders ad
crossed TO Means & Brothers, Steuhenvie. Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressedt 10 us du-
RUG the last year relative 10 our Engines.
LAGRANGE, jefferson CO., o.
,-,.. d. f.-.s,. August /, 1856.
MEANS e. BKoTtERs. 'Your Engine has now been
in operation long enough TO satisfy me. have
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels o.
coal and think if we had good dry wheat il could
be done with less coal. IhaVe no hesitation in re-
A. Al. BUCHANAN.
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- TIE GREATEST =
MEDICAL DIG0VERY
Every Kind Of 3 umor

OF TIE AGE q
DR.. kennedy. Of Roxbufy, has discovered in one
our common pasture weeds a remedy tnatcures
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Cadiz, Ohio, April, %, 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
V0L.7..-NO u.

Tns roor or Hoasra-Is h . marvel cf me.
chanical ingenuity, which NO more humsaisvsn-
two faculty ever could have devised. OAn hes
the human hand been taken to illustrats divine
wisdom; but whoever may examine bis horses
foot will And II scarcely less cufi5us. Though
oil its part are somewhas complicated, ~ tssif
dssgu is simple and obvious. Tia hsofis not ~
it appears to the careless eye. moro solid lunp
or inscnsible bone, fastened to the leg By Joint.
1t is made Of series Of thin layers OF lssyes Of
horn, about fivo hundred in numbss, nicely Asesdl
to each other, and forming lining 10 The foot II
self. Then there are as many more layssa bslone-
ing TO what is called the coffin bone and httsd ID
to this These are all elastic. Take quits of
paper and insert the leaves ore BY one into thoss
Of another Quire. aud you will get soms idsa oftha
arrangement of these several layers. Now The
weight ofthe horse rests many elastic springs
there arc layers In his four feet aboutfouf thou
sand; and all this IL contrived, not only for the
easy conveyance of tho horses own body bus Of
human bodies, aud whatever burden may bs laid
upon him.
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II ossER,s CoNCRNTRATED EssENCk


Vp OsNER' CONCENTRATED EsSENCe
h or BAY LIE LEAVES-Preparatons ofthe Bay Leaf have
been extensively the world Tor centuries
remedies for Nervous Headsche and for affections Of the
head generally and for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair bay
Ram particularly occupied prominent position In the
estimation Of and still eagerly sought aer by its thou
sands of admirers It's equivalent of the active prn
pls Of the Bay minute that real bene
6t be effected and Il therefore simply palliative and
feeble for the diseases which this valuable
edy ia we'll sjapted
ROSSER's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor hAr been effect
bedy series Of chemical experiments and has at last been
brOugt to that concentration which makes
y unequaed arrcsng the decay Of the hair the removal
fdandru and OF relieving by applications that Distress
ing itching which generally precedss the falling Of the
hair II was originally prepared for meur of hi, family
<havng confidence IN the nosrums usually Sold who had
most Distressing iecsy Of the hail. and such Its wonder
curative ehccs that Its reputation at became establish
ted and hundreds of calls made for without
system 81 putting vhatsva Its intrinsic virtues alone
pushed tino pubic favor such demand
this truly rspedy that the induced
manufacture an extensive scale and he offers
with the fullest confidence TO the entire public
Prepared nv Thos H. Rosser at his Chemical Lsborator
Petersburg, Va, and for sale BY Druggss generally.
s.pt
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Conclusion Of Pathetic Story of Real
I.ifn


Sometime in Juno last VIC published. under tho
title of Truth Stranger than Fiction tho story
Of two young men in the West of England, named
Clyma and PAUL., the lattcr Of whom was suppos-
cd to have been murdered by the former, but was
met in Chicago, n few days previous 10 the publ-
cation Of the narrative, by Mrs. Bosustow, sister
of the suspected murderer. 1t will be remomber-
ed that tho sister and Paul. tho supposed murdered
man--wcre on their way to England to see what
could be done for Clyma, who had for eleven years
been insane from the suspicion excited against
him, and the death, by grief, Of his betrothod.-
The Cleveland Herald gives, from private letters,
tho sad termination of this pathetic story Of real
life
On their arrival in England, PAUL. and Mrs.
Bosustow proceeded ut once to their former placs
Of residence. ..
entering tho quiet little village at late hour Of
the night created considerable curiosity, and in
short time tho astounding news that the supposed
murdered man had arrived alive and prosperous
flew like wild6ro through the village, and the
humble tavern where the strangers put up was
surrounded by an excited crowd eager to see the
man who seemed to have risen from the tomb to
visit them. The ordinary quiot course Of village
life WAS disturbed that huge bonfire was lit
near the tavern, and tho excitement was kept up
until towards morning. ...
On arriving ut the asylum they learned that the
patient of whom they were in search had been ly-
ing dangerously i'll for some time.
For two weeks he lay in this condition, gradu-
ally getting worse. During this time he was
faithfully attended by his sister and PAUL, tho
latter scarcely ever leaving the bedside, being in
hopes of at sometime obtaining sign of recogni-
ton from the unfortunate patient. On the twen-
teth of last month Clyma awoke from deep
sleep, and with q return Of reason. 1t was some
time before he recognized PAUL, who CHANGED to
L. h,,k, ha E,vtr
aware who it WAS, tho shock nearly caused re-
lapse. During the day he became more conscious
Of passing events and held brief conversations
with his sister and PAUL. touching the sad drama
in which they had borne parts. The physician,
observing that the patient was gradually beeom-
ing weaker, forbade any more conversations Of the
kind, and succeeded in getting him into . quiet
Sleep 1t was his last. Towards morning Clyma
awoke repeated two or three times the name of
his long dead betrothed, and before assistance
could be summoned had passed away from the
scene Of his grisvous Affections. Tisa.
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Railg Tirgiaiaa.
LIN ES


LINES
wEirtfS ~ HtANrSa or THE DEATH OF MT fouSa fRIrS
M'' Maggie trartord, Of LysoAbnrS. Ia. AsS ~ IGe
Oar NUggie.-- D~dic ascd - the Faasiiy,
A. thu golden spnllsh, fades euAy,
Aud the gathering shades around us play,
wes"cm 10 live In hallowcd past
Mid the hopes aud Joys too bright 10 last
Once In waking dreams ~ rest,
Our anxious brows on Maesie's breast.
And catch the tones " her voice again.
Poured forth In soms familiar strain.
We nv no~ with her sofs brown har
And eyes a. IA, shons with . radiance raroi
Ohon we've rrsssed hcr lips to ours.
In her girlhood Rlee, and hsppicst honrs;
And often meath tho azure heavens Abevc,
she'd say that shc loved with holy love
Hut the shadows deepen, the night wind aishs,
uur Maggie" has gone 10 tho peerless sklos
Tho angels came In All early hour,
Aud bore away our sweet young flower.
She sweetly passed TO tho silent tomb,
Aud the, laid her low, where tho daisies bloom;
Years will pass. stii our Maggie" will Sleep
Where the tai, grass and her friend. will weep
nut she'll live In our hearts ~ In days gono by.
With the same brlsht smile and tho same wild eye
I am growing old my wrnklcd brow
Tho frosts Of years settling now,
Aud the angels tell mr aoon shall roam
In tho land Of rcs'-dcHr "MasGie's' homo.
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NJEGROEs wANTED.-I viii pay the HIdH.
of both 10Th .e.s' axe Address WILSON HEWITT, %
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i w. e j. r. HOLT,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
UUAvE constantly hand large and well selected
Of GROCERIES,, to which they invite the attention Of
persons trading this market feeling confident any
who will give them cau will be pleased with quality and
price Of Goods. W.
Particular attention paid to CONSI}NMENTS.
G-r@ Our house IL the next MURRELI STRAIT
TONS, and nearly opposite NOwLIN e. ALExANDEK'S
Give call JOHN w. HOLT. JR.
Ia g6u JAMES X. HOLT,
PHENIx FOUNDRY 4 ENGINE WORKS.,
LTkcHBCR0, Va.
On the Canal the RrSs of the Va Tns Railroad
vUVHIS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged to the
increasing demand in Its various branches snds
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES Of any
quired power, -
Mill Gearing shafting Hangers,
Goodwin's Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures,
Castingssnd Wrought Iron work Of every
All work done at this equal tbs
done atany establishment In tho Stats.
ap 4-cts A " DAbNEr Agt
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IyNCn BURs; AGENCY
OF TIE
NEW YORK LIFE INSuR ANCE COM
4 ~ -

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM .F'
meeting Of tho Local o rd at Dircoors for tho New
~ York ife in.unnro Company at the CapS In eeIty
Of Rehnon tho following was unanln'ousiy adsptsA,
have onamine tho r-ror. and exhibit New YoSf 7is
cd %s ssnSs.
y 70 S the ", % and :: ne
been in osl.,encc y Az" =. Capital hs. san
ID Bond: nd: ..% ss % .s ei:.' .s @
pre- 70 @ ;s% ss. .s' ss S M E
than thirty cent ths pssuian paid -.
S s:.: .ss. - .. s:s rs
cd Win tn. State Gomprelsr to msstsny Awfsl dsmaaAa
We invite attention nature ossos and advantages d
Lie ~ sE y nj; %koRr
Amount s.a OF a'se's January !. s sa-I.'7
Aaosn, Of rsecIpts for prsml. u .....,+ s-a...+
uDs interest, &c, to Jany
Paid lossss BY death Interest .E. tH1f.l 81
on dividends, and all other ,.. .ls.i-,f
expenses, 91l.4a0 90
Accumulated Fund. Jan L. SO, si4oa,sss 8
VIII be seen by the above stAsment that s Company
s1:ns S 70 '.s.5S . :. The ..'s
Company, who will give them information ths hsS -
de.r Tor reference apply to either menbsr Of We Loea
GEo. wYTME MuNroRD. ESQ. nv...a..s.
DiRECTORS ga
"ttsn tsdi,ar y ofss ns" 'scr.A, ~ ra -aess Il
THOMAS II. ELLIS, ESQ. ...... ..t....-
(I'resident James River and Kanawha co.,
THOMAS Y. AUGUST, Esq. -l- s.sfsas
(Attorney At Law
WM. q. PAINE, Esq, i.- ~ .rH4s 49, r
(Kent Paine Co, Merchants,
JOHN BA0BY EsQ., A d4l7..+ f+t
(Farmer, King Il Queen Co., Val -. -
REV. CHAS. n READ, *" ~
Q'astor United Prcabyterian Chufch.) ..r aHv
REV. JAS u, TAYLOR.
,oor'f aes'y soa.,ssn sapsissco.vaa.is.. :. .
II. X. ELY son, (Printer) q! 80. -.
CHAS. W. PURCELL, (Banker3 't tf"' 30
JAMES THOMAS, IN, r...f sltt ,e'
Tobacco ManutActurcr)
RosERT 3. PAYNE, NJ L., lt .r... .I t.alu
T. I. WALKER NJ d., Medical Board
P.H 0ILMrR N. D., .i9n 't1t7'ei-' '1
a. u. OAKLAND, LEGAL AGept.l =,
his absence d.. r. L. WALxER
CR8AB. X. WO0TWAm,w eat
CenrA 81 asd Asseraey ter Va.
1isAmsadvvA I,
E.W TROTTE1, 0eaersl AG't., a,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SKY.LIGHT PIC1URD8

MISCELLANEOUS.
sKY-LIaHT PIC1UREs
~ CENTS.
n ." the srra. d'".a an Tor y, ~ ~. ..
SKY LIGHT AMBRorS PES aud MELAINorl PES Ia SS-
a line ...o,in"at OF e,aulni Fancy ca-,. b,css Pins
L~sr'. ss al~s,. on hand No~s The tn'e' Come one
n \ TANNER 4 90 Main s,.
W lvts doors from bridEeN
uNuEr FOR sNv a'srs asa,rh,
~ Arrow Root CRACKERS, Mace aron, sag" iapora bs,,
mud. mud Arrow Rot A,. 10. me- medicine, p.reSsss pSr. %a
Porter. &e fo, sale by II THOMPSON CO.
yats p,usgl.'s
nxANGKs AND IEMONa-Js-' s~ceiv"d.
~ do Lemons,
In prime ot.ier. For sale lowh, 4 A. hoip.
NOTlCE.-As - nsers,nx 81 the Heard ef Di-
~ -" tho Virginia aud Tcunc Rar" al Company!
held at the "ncr e tho c"npony city iyn'hhars "n
Saturday tho i',h"i January " the "iIowng resolution"
On motion Re.ord Ths, aud after the hrs day ofF"h
rua. nes,ic Avina an" r'nnesc k"l'"ad Company viii
he CLEARLY shown that such stock killed In c"n.ran"ce
of,he r"ahl' negligence Of the agents er mP"s"e Of this
K.o'r.d Th., all sam. sssn.. ,h. cemra,s t los. "tor
days from Time such ARTICLES should drln
ap,ea- N''' WM II I,uonEs. scc'v
n
and customers who indebted either on old Rr
since the t January l-- Will please forward
aud settle before the t nj August VIII be saving o
good deal OF trouble and pp,ass To
Rep copy. ny "i'sl u L. ARMIsTEAD
nowDEN's DEnTAl. rum. sner. Tooth
~ Powders For sale by II. TioMrSoNS co,
" 3ids Druggists
pr~sidrns's Once.
VIRGINIA TrsSrssss RAILROAD 90. )
LNSCnpuEu. August nth. ls.e
NOTuCE.-Thc Eleventh AunuN Meeting II III" Stock
~ holders Of the Virvni, and Tennessee Railroad cnmPa
ny viii be held In the Hail III their b""'. In ii" City Of
l., hburg "wednesday, tho 18th day o september EoS
FORM or rRoNY.
h#or al bs ftrss That tho Subscribers
h, Stockholders In tho Virginia aud TcnneH~ railroad
Company, do herrh, consi ute an NJ point
and Lawful, attorney and represent each of
all general meetings n tn, Stockholders f said company
whrn moi personally present. with m power aud au-
ihy at srch general meetings I" give such vote or vnt'
to such other acts each nf could give or do
II wo we're PERSONAL, present.
Witness hands and seals this day Of ,lSJ
IsEsL
WITNESS, lskALI
10Th ny Law 'roxcs represent stock In their general
ANIMAL shall only be valid for the o two
fr"m tho dstc thereof
ly Order OF tho Board II Directors,
sngatls wM II HUGHES. Secretary.
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whole Tickets sl0; Halves IS; Quarters e. 80.
Managers Certificate of III wholes where persons wish
to ply the risk only, will be sent for se0
III Halves, ................ 40
lG Quarters .............. 70
" 10 Eighths, ................ 10
The Managers have been compelled from the numerous
complaints made them nahfuness tho those
rho have been attending the filing of ORDERS the
correspondence business and in their own name.
tV~ Order Tie kets from the Managers only
Address ali letters to K FRANCE & CO,
aug3 Baltimore Nd.
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FRANCna ID. DEANE. Jr. 4 SON. a5a
YNCHBU Rtf VIRGINIA
,t MAkUF - TCktVs or ~T.l ~

CuuLsED RAiLRGAS CAR WM6kLs.
tor are prsP;sS% e psos.; "
sisia Cold Bsss Charcoal PfS. j. - 1d4 81 Antn3se
JOHN acDANiEL Esq,P den.vr i f''Ar 'os'
EDwARD IT. GILL ESQ, superntcndsnsPs.srsburs anu
THOMAS DoDAMEAD ..4, s-per,n,e- Virginia :
Mr.. sAa.,.. PETERS. Master M.chinss Virginia aaAr >,
Mr. ARoHIBALD PAE Master MasAlassvnsn,a ossua
Messr. noRRiss, TANNER 4 co. d. : > & ., aA
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq President Nerf0lk 40 PesI
wILfiAM KAHoNE ESQ. Chief Dsssssr Nsssp'ts.a u
SpxH ~HarE nnsHeSD eS es.s,sss s.3 s:GS5' T. Nd
AT & 5AsksoS sS KSsIT 1:s:
The business at the LANaHoRNE FOUNDRY. WI ns,s- "
.fer be conducted by the subscsr. urds ls arm OF
sp pHssss~s. ''' III sloWSI Sizsspax
mo RCONOMICA LItAMsLIRaaaA LADtEa
postage stamps ths under.is' ed viii brwszd "
Orubis full printed Instructions For eses
procure would The sore oas d1llasvsi T
Hs HSw 70 make m:s: RsSSi Fso for
How make Hal ReatozsAtvss. ftB l{st sfS ~ rss
How % make Boonos Rose. rs~o-s Frseklss hen Ne
How q make Rouge for tho Compilation s,, ,l,,s,s.
How . make Cement. for msndlns bsohsa shiaA.
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WHY ~ TT THAT r. II. NAAD, OF Pc
w TERSBURG, CONTINUES TO SELL, SO MANY
PIANOS 1.-THE ANSWER IS PIAIv AND TRUTHFUL
As FOLLOUS 'because for than twenty he has
corscentousy avoided selling but the best nstrnmfns
result has been that Of the h
he has sold has had the effect Of selling others and
thus his sales have increased until
dcmand he finds pecersAry keep hand stock Of
forty fifty Instruments but suppose for moment that
his had doubtfu quality candid thinking
fail that the public would long since have found
the result have been falling of instead Of incrense
in sales E.P. NASH
apl l-tR Petersburg, va
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LOTTERIES.

To be drawn In baltimore Nd. Saturday August 2sth, 1873
10, 1863 Prizes! 40 900 Nuns ber.!:
would call particular attention following splendid
scheme package OF l6 whole tickets cosiiug only ss,
and every other ticket being warranted draw slO de
tcrnn-i by tho humber drawing the Capital Prize whe,h
odd or
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HNYPREsa asHtNGLRs.-sU.0O Jypress Shingles
u 20 Tons Brush Mountain Co,L For sale bv
ANDERSON, LANFORD co. Cana!
o6. pesr Lanshorues Nj