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HHuRAHCE.

IUNIRR. LIFE AND MAXINE INsC RANCE
II LYEcnnuns Hosf 4 rTRk fsscRAscf CosPAxr.-Ths
conpaay Issases against oss damage ~ Fire.
Dwcne Hsas0 Esorea Tobacco fasscres and eshsr bald
inFs 90 srnsurs gocd wares ande generally In
iowa ast esunsry . tha favorable tern,s
A.o 1uSafnsop Of all pcraoas enjoying
reed heath efsssnd Consolidation ferths hole darss"a Of
life ~ ~ aiim1sA period 49,.
slaves sneloysl il srdiaary viii bs Insured
rsasoaaee
TIE fcmpanv VIA sso take marine aud any Of
fhs Nortkss o. oeathern pprfA favorable rates
! BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN RODlN MCDANIEL, frrsideni
JAMES H. COEBS Vice President,
GEORGE D. THURMAN Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JoHx OrEY TAYLOR, BAarxL n MCKINNEY,
DEXTER OTGY, SAMUEL uAKLAND,
JAAn r. PAYNE, joan T.. DAVIS.
VIZ. II. sTRATToE, MAURICE =. LANGHokKE.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CaEED r. wtLLs, aecry.
p ns y so a,..ss o~s'' Medical Examiners.
The Medical Examnaou subject Insurance will be
0Mcs Company each day between tbs
bous Of y and O'Clock p. n. Heb Iu
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TEE MApDEsr MAN IN TowN.--We met man
yesterday who WAS on the top round Of the ladder
of anger-in fact about the mnddcst man have
seen for six weeks. lie is n married man. and
like most married men has relatives on his wife's
side" residing in the country. Tho relatives
aforesaid have visited our hero several times in
the city, on which occasion he has taken very par
ticnlar pains to show them nround--take them To
the theatres. museum, and exhibit to their rustic
wondering vision, tho cntrc elephant in all his
magnificent proportions-haye their daguerotyres
taken &C., &c, For several years there has been
a standing invitation on the part of onr friends
relatives to "bring his family up" and stay n
monthior such matter in the rural districts
Well, some time ago he consented. and accordingly
sent his wife and little to the socablc bosoms
Of their kin. where they stayed three weeks. Yes
terday bill was presented to our hero--a bill
amounting to just S37 so for his famly's board
in the country during those three weeks.-We
shall not attempt to describe the boiling. Tuning.
raging and chaing. storming anger of the indig-
nant husband aud father. He was moody. fretiul
savage and infurate by turn. lie miffed; in
censed, inAasned nettled provoked, ruticd, irri,a
ted, resenful His gall ire choler, passion, spleen
burst like volcanofro his lips. Petulance. accr
bty and double distilled wrath and rage exploded
on his Tuning tongue; and rs his exasperatcd Ian
guage Missed fourth bitter inyectives the 'con-
temptible syaricc and miserly meaness of some
people" his herceness Of countenance looked like
some terrible tornado about 10 tear up the world
by the roots. Oh, he was mad--as mad las the
vexed sea."-H. Louis Rep.
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Omcc nea sh.aiae RalIrUnA Csmpnwy,
PETkRsBUh0, July ISL, le;o.
602 g. P99

XlLE.2R
nlRECT ROUTE To THE WEST ..d the
iursburx To Lyncbburg Va Tenn Railroad from iync
burg TO Brsto Tenn and Va Railroad from Ri.
sic to Dalton Atlantic Railroad fron a
Chattanooga via Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from To Stevenson, via Memphis and
Through issued iho shove points and the spriuv.
and baggage checked through At the Office ids Ran
m, inn schedule will bs run on the South Side r
road commencing SUNDAY next tho Ath OF July ins
and continuing until further notice
Connecting with the Richmond md Danvie Trains. At
Burkcvle Juncton) aud with the through route
Leave Petersburg daily 5aioclk NJ
Arvc at Bnrke.ie tJunction) a,'........... e.iG
Anvu at farmvillo At ...........''......, 80 q
Lca," Lynthbu'g hrily at.................... 9de
Ar,eA, l>urAevle Junction. a,............ 2l5
''''''' - fnEiuiif inAiN ''''
Connecting with Richmond aud bA",ie Trains Jane
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An
Anvc AT burke, tJ"nr"nl at................i! NJ
Anyu al 1yuchburg ............. ia
i.oay" Lynchburg daily t..................... nj
Arrive nj liurk"vie tJuncon1 at ............. go NJ
An Arcamodaan Passenger Car Tor . wa{ or or Lor"
Travel "ll bn attached 10 the 4 rain leaving Lyn,hburg with
a1o the Ma ram at opios A. NJ so Ip mace ,ascs to
ak" and pat of passengers 10 h" strictly
charge aud in no cas-. will The tram be stopped
any Other poul sutherlands Anderson. Mil,
W',"n" Melville, laea. aud Whites Nottoway Z, H.
River.
Sor Side Railroad Freight and Passenger Trans leave
Petersburg daily Sunday sexc"pt"l at.......1 A. NJ
Arrlr" at Guy Point ai........
Leave City POINT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The a",e Trans connect with ,hr jaime. River Steamers
eaflns cay Point for Norfolk. and Saturday morning
aud Tuesday evening with the hne Steamers koanokc aud
jam, stow bound Tor New York
The Afternoon Train TIM" Road will be only when
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
0RAHaR 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
60WV1 = pap
TINE Train leaves Alszandfa daily a. "a a m for Cor
doasvils csensssn9 IN The Tralns y,rruia (su
trial for RICHMOND and the WEST, and VIA he
Train the hsnasss oap Railroad for Woodstock as
mediate polnta
for is CT S On sitiEEs : siGs1
PM y and intermediate pointA
Through tickets ~ the Nail Road Stallion.
The TRAINS leave 9Svdonsvie daily 10 20 A. N and
10 Is p. H.. srvivtng AsEandria 81 2 r n and A
~ No sshs train on sunday
s~pt5s y. NCkLIN. Ticket Agent
aNOR N . q T. x The nea.
II boad Towing aud Trans porta,ion COM IA r.
psny, DESTROYS VI offering greater Inducements
10 shipping VI produce TO tide water have In
OUTFIT Of Boaa procured the Iron steamer * ahu
kee and the splendid Iron bAsgcs Faith" Hope
placed them the line bstwxt Richmond Norfolk run
ming follows:
Leave Richmond. Tuesdays and Fridays at4PM
Leave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays ~ A. NJ
Canal ats from ynchbnrg and other points having freight
Norfolk will transfer III the which
bc the Richmond Dock daily to receive freight.
line Richmond (Brlaseford Coz who Wi, receive
and forw aTi freight q re Of charge.
frelRM fak1n al ths losesst vates
For further particulars, apply to
W. 4. ANDERSON, Agent at Lynchburg
W. i. COX, Agents At Richmond.
GARRISON MAIGNE, Agents At Norfolk
septllts
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IL, SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME

HI SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Manuiac red from Formula of
DIR JAMES HIGGINS.
state Chemlstot Mary land,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
Peruvian Guann for Fall seeding and Summer
crops Packed bags bar els tally
ed. Price $50 per ton al Ou0lus.
The above article, tc..ther with Pamphlets giving full de
tail of valuable Fertilizer full Its
and mode of application, can be had of
Nj. HOLLINS CO,
Hmar l3,s Lynchburg
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Billy YIirginiaa.


- Il. = zStZIt S-.Ar-~r.
Life is . ee4tsaeed hattles IN which defeat IL
saesree9ng4 - than yictcsy . won. - Along
IT. nin3 ppth The Footprints Of disaster are every
whefe sssn, end by the wayside are thickiy strew-
e1 IN graves q tAe fallen. Why . Il that %
few succeed :. Why 10 the hope with which youth
eel cut 6ooegA desuAted, and The goal OF ambition
% rass,y to1ske1f The strife Is too often CON-
msaesd wisheat preparation for tAe struggle
The yosh&. mpalsivs, and ardent think they have
but TO reach forth their hand to pluck the fruit,
thai HkSfhs Apples Of the Hssperides, 10 only 10
Be gained after he highest endurance and the
most pAtisnt perseverance,. Seldom does genius
give Ii spagpe of 6snc that secures distinction
almost Aitheet e1brt. Toilsonss study and per
sistent investigation and patient experiment are
the only modae Of realizing power 70 create. or
even to recbuhbihe, % - to mbdue new elements
TO human use. Physical ~ well a. mental tram
ingis nscesS4U for the accomplehment Of lfe-
victories But when the nteliecti s well cultiva-
ted, the bodily energies are often uncultivated-
The mind, like friction upon machine not lu-
bricated, wears out the mechanism of the body;
and its glowing weakness and disorder nnllifyy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

SaN08RW a8WaNR MACMlNEA.-asrrut
- sncces alw the proof great men
judged by this thcrs saving before The
lnblic comparable to singers sewing MAshnes After esia
thng the highest reputation the United States they
exhibited the late az position IN France where
they carried on Us highest premium and
~ to make them has Teen built In Paris
every branch Of industry which sewing 10 be doue
these machines be used with immense profit As the speed
Of the Railway train 70 travelling sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing tailor
saoeakef. dressmaker carriage trimmer saddcr halter
should be without The fair profit using one OF
thsss nsehinek regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
year In al pvats families where there sewing to
he dome fhsss msctnes invaluable
and hse kesprrs Ind them particularly
tabls TkDs aehinss nple In their
very md durable being the only kind OF Sewing
chine saae ~ which every sort Of work.
could b psftecy executed Ihoukands Of
names bon SAecrs Machines alone every
where % satisfy the vaults Of the public
Paie printed Instructions for nsng sent with each
aSagthh The machines packed securely 20 any
PAtof world To all persons desiring particular
tormAaeu Ne Will application by letter either
Aees copy Of H. Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
wholly devoted TO the Sewing Machine interest
Ia .praeips, Once, No 80 srosdway. New y Yo1t
A&EN OrticEL-No.4 a Hanover st. Boston, No " Chan
q 6t NeW Haven, CT Glovervte N VI No 274 broad 81
GeyHksNy;No. l42 Chestnut ST., Phladephs: Ma i0S
- Bdduore No. 20 Werimnster 81 Providence
LAST - g.. Cineinnat No IS North th ST. X,
Lesn; ~ D. casriss g., New oriaans No. 20 DaupLu
u. Mo1Iet esayA sasI fdec 24-dAets
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lust opened = sreme1deus qmnutity Of ele-
ID gant B.iNNEr AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS all Of which win be sold cheap With
. the largest assortment of Ladies' CATERS and kin
SHOES, ever offered at reduced prices for cash
Oct i6ts JOHN ABRAHAH6.
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Once Of shc SOUTH side R. X. Co..,
PETERSBURG, Feb. lith, leJt.
the regular monthy OF tile Board OF directors
"A Off mth Side X. Road Co, the following Resolution
N adopted -
Resolved That the Freight Agent ynchburg hereafter
collect all freight goods received at or de
his Depot before r are out OF the posses
s,ou OF the Company Copy Record.
feb lots JAMES e CuTHBERT, Sec'y
NEW FlRN.-The subscriber having nsso-
themselves, will continue the Drug business at the
stand Strther Whitehead under I'll. 1t. OF W NJ. A.
sIROTiERA CO. and viii be please. To the friends OF
he torn and the public rally.
MM A. STROrHER,
June y, 1851. P.D CHRISTIAN
ilL,..l
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head the Trsab about cur Tart OIL.


sleigh ride this winter Ia, horse.
and the skin Of place larger than my hand from
rubbing tho inside of the thigh. applied your
Turf OH, aud day he well. Another case-
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk. On examoing his foot discovered nail two
inches long the head driver and the neighbours
he would he good for nothing drew the nail
piece of lint aud your Turf Oil and him once
aud from that he hour mood
ever. also ahorse badly snasged the outside
his thigh in places, about inches
inches wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound 1t
truly Of the remedies for
known and have lived in drug for years
this you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove d Co. J. H. WEfSIGER
For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHALL,
nov IL dom Lynchburg.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

hiCHMoHD. May lst, 1856.
Gen,iemen My child had commenced b eaking cut las,
'a small which gradually extended Tie
head including both which much tho
to fear that both would drop off
tried all OF advertised and domestic remedies
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began TO get better the bottle got broke, s.
led gals to lit again began to get Ny elder daugh
said PA, 60 that TurfOil sisters hes
ohed so much better when yon used it, We got anotlrr
Jt,le and her head nearly well This agra
ascd and took halt hour every day wash
Offensive One bottle feel assured III
her entirely there bur little of the disease
You entitled THIS and for the benefit of Others take
grea, pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully. Il. T. CHALK.
To Mcssrs Dove 4 Co.
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XNEkp~ PATENT sE WING MACHINES.

" This i thc mos, reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered In this MARKET both in the quality Of work lis da
than that Of other Machine while works with
the anesi ala the he.se.. cloth o. leather on either Of
which wosks In superior manner making straight
evenly laid much hner than ordinary hand work while
the mos, elegant hand work rey gets Of working
der requires repairing and simple that operator
thee advantages other Machines feel condcn.
Wads Patent Serin4 Maeafno win hes, the Of
Families ali kinds Of Manufacturing Clcters. Talors boo,
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers win hnd this Machine
thai VIII do their work In rapid and substantial manner aud
much than the ORDINARY way. familes who require
their wauis besiden ing labor enough months
pay fr Tailos viii mud great saving by using th, sew
that does cay aud that looks much ni,er than
and work Boz: and shoe nntseinrers van save Thou
sands Of Dollar by this Machine while for rurpo
WORK done on ra,heE BY this Machine Is better than
II iahe in any ,,LeT way.
We purchased your Wsds Patent seri"s Machine We mod
ed II wboiy ior family Ou, as cnp" Il
leather cd on Harness and Carriage Trimmugs aud
many OF our rel .nbos can testify to he supe riy nj
and fcs conssn, for TIT, acme the ua"hn. has
Dor enosgh pay Its cost One Of pcighh"rs VIII" has
hard. in m.h'ns clothes tho ~.
cry Machine you have sid In this vicinity has civ, the
ss Satisfaction and several intend to order Macin
Ezsrscs fron letter wrh,cn by a gentleman ams
Ing Maos< have been In almost constant since boue
ihem ana With the beat Of practical results In less than ro
weeks the two operators them finished complete
sseh my hundred aud plantation
and hnd the a saved In asns them has
than paid their cost
Another Planter used emplov three four hands
In making clothes for the rer but since purchased
Wers Psssnf ptn< Hscaise hand does the sewing
the whole plantation while wife for making nearly
all the clothes ct the family feel confident tho Machine
for se.f every three moptha
Wa wish all WIN neod aeAne examine these as they
the snples and beat for Family Plantation
9th where stitch Is required. Price Fats.
SeriRS Mseki~s eiD aaA ti90
WHITNEY LYON, Propr .,ors
N5 broadway, New York.
u Sold by A. g. EE0LEDOVE dealer In Fancy Goods
Boanets &C.. t.yuchburg.Va mar 3lt.
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FROM vaRG.NiA n NORTH CAROLINA


k....x2tt x1Ek----xxAttr xssaSi,...Hfx.s H
To TIIE WEST!
guNIIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with ita much
proved wcstern connect offers great inducements
travellers virginia and the Carnas through Washing
and Baltimore to all portOns OF the West the Northwest
and the Southwest.
The between the trains Washington ana
trains bound West for Wheeling OF Parkcrsburg from Ba
moro Is always promptly made the " Arlington Junction
0ately called Relay House. Baltimore This
only change ct Cars required between Washington
Ohio River baggage is checked through the
the w ashngon station.
"h. connecting trains leave Washington daily at
A N. and 4.2U =. NJ. On Sundays the latter hour.
AT BENWoDD
Direct connection made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
Railroad running from Bellaire Ohio through
bridge GAINESVILLE, and Newark, Columbus These trains
at Newark with the Cars OF the Newark Msnsheld
and sanduskY L. for Sandusky Toledo Detroit Chicago
st. Louis, etc.
AT PARKERSBURG
Connection made by steamboat mies) with the trains
he Marietta aud Cincinnati Road, thllicon CINCINNATI
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio with The of the
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Tor Cleveland. Toledo
Travellers requested notice that while thsi the
Route aforng Through Tickets AMI Checks in Wash
ington, 1t III also the SHORTEST SPEEDY and Dl'
RECT nearly all the leading points the West The
distance from ashingt"n Cincinnati is but about bOu
miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other route
Fare, by through ticket from Washington at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest Of the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
For Frederick and Harpers Ferry, Marnsbrg Berkeley
SPRING. Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave ASKING at A. NJ. 420P M
ing, take A. NJ train from Washington
n For further information Through Tickets, &C., apply
THOMAS II PARSONS Agent at washngtonst
W. s. woODsIDE, Master Of Transportation
baltimore & Ohio Railroad
L n. Cole GenI Ticket Agent sep2-.ets
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NEMENT.-IHaviu been ppOi mted ole n gen {
by the proprietor of the James River Cement Works.
for the sale Of this place. prepared to I'LL al
orders at the lowest prices WM T. ANDERSON
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NOTICE.
SUPERlNTENDANT OFFICE,
VA a. TENN RAILROAD CO.,

SVFEKINTENDANTH OFFICE, ]
VA TENN. RAILROAD CO, ,
LYkCnBuRo, Va, Oct &th, 1853 )
and after Monday. hc LIST day OF November alt
" produce suffered to remain tho Dep"i Lyrhburg
than II hours, vii, removed TO Within
the city And all produce removed will be charged
III, nxpcnse at such transfer.
Thus step Is rendered by the accumulation ~
Freight IN the ynchburg Depot by which the Company
wei m the C"nsgnecs NJ freight, sub
Ncnirnce aud risk VI loss W. G SMITH,
~ Is
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COAL! COAl.::-W arc now p'epa' ed TO ~
~ orders for best Red Ash thrace Mountain Clover
Hill Coal at lowest market prices for August delivery
tY Orders left at the Store Messrs. Valentine
ne, Main street, will receive prompt attention.
auG2ts ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
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MAIL ROUTE,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
LIZ GsszazsE sIE'Essa s;3::.aII

Al
NOR Charlottesville staunron Lewishurg. and Charleston
baltimore. Philadelphia, New York. Wheeling Cncin
Da, Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily
G45 A. NJ,
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sundays,) at 515 Z. NJ
The 6i5 NJ Train connects Washington With the 800
u md the 5l5 T. VI with the Sis A. NJ Express Traius
ashingion for The different points above named
u Through Tickets he procured in lynh bnrg at the
Tckc Office Of the South side lsairoad Co. OF A. w HORN
Err Ticket Agent
To New York. ......'.....''''......''."..fi. ~
10 fhinue'pha' ''...'''..''''''''''''''.'' 10 W.
To Washington and Alexandria. .............. 10 30
Passengers for a,e set dow al any upon
pcnnsy " ania Avenue. free Of charge
Passengers leaving lynchburg at go p NJ by the regular
Mail ra" connect at ls,hmond with the 81" and those
leaving by tho Freight Accommodation al $40 d. connect
with ihe ia r. Vi. Train
Passengers aud their baggage transported between the
pots Richmond free ot and to the Depot lo
lei enSy Avenue In Washington thus saving hack
Through Tickets he procured in Washington to Pitts
burg Zancsvilr Dayton, Columbus, Ohio Decatur Jeher
sonvilIc Indianapolis and Vine nncs Louisville
Kentucky ST Louis Chicago, &C. &c and all parts Of tho
''"'' Tiios poDAMEAD,
aug3l.ts G,nl Supt
NvOrICE-TO SHIPPERS nv EMPRESS
~ ON VIRGINIA TENNESSEE carbohydrates
VIII hereafter only be received at the Express onico during
the hours named below viz:
Fro" ; to O'Clock m
Persons sending goods to by Express
s ,S"a 'Ae' with ,srI or sa my ~ not be
JuHN l.. oaLksnr. Exl rcss AgL aug s7.ts
ksTEAMsnlP ROANOKE."- LIS
- Tho Roanoke, having been thoroughly ,snSN
lar weekly trips on the line, leaving New M"
York every Wednesday rf,ernoon and CITY
The JAMESTOWN" leaves New York every saturday
afternoon, AMI City Point every Tuesday eveans
tions, apply to Lib JOHNSON CO.
feb Il Is Agts n Y. Va, steamship Co
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REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.
Il HAVE SOLD OFF AT AUCTION ALL OF MY OLD
ii and Goods and we'd the opposite ri of
Main house first above the Market house.
" here | am receiving large stock of
American, British French, Swiss, German and
Italian Dry Goods
Styles aud amazing. low prices ask the
psopie the city and counr, call Terms OF
my sal,s as heretofore. e1ciasifety jor cash
septl3'i;s JNo j. ~ kNlS, Agent
4 HAVE authorised JnO. WoodsOn Tyler, to
agent Ia the city u Lynchnrg fol the purpose
Of carrying the tOOPEKlNG 81 SINESS
Is dms JAMES f.. TYLER
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CHEsrERFIELD, Jan. L., 1853.
MESsRs DovE& Co-Gentlenen Having had short tnc
since occasion your Turf Oh in a extraordinary
and its action being gratifying
writn regard 1t for the benefit community
large. had hne Colt In my stable lot which tncro
Also Bull The Bull l., came enraged for
gorcd the Colt Ia the shoulder the depth
and ripped the neck about the distance
rghal wound Several OF my nechbors were
present ami rennked they would not give Is his
,e that they thought II useless do tting hun
ever determined /, try the Turf Oh the use II
small bottles he 10 entirely cured
Worry respectfully.
jan 70 is II. G. FRIEND.
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.eptiIis LEE, JOHNSON CO.
n ARGE SAIE.-On Wednesday, November the 10th
will sell he highest bidder, the farm which
reside. Amherst county immediately the River tour
les below yn,hburg, Crop stock Of all dcscrip
liousehud and Kitchen furniture, &c. My Stock
nists OF pair of well broke young MULES, m
good saddle Harness HORSES. several fine Fyf2A
Mich COW - aud ais" Stock CA TTbE HOGS, &c IAA
Crop consists of TOBACCO CORN and OATS in large
quantity PLANTATIONS UTENSILS, too numerous to men,
and sufficient quantity for large farm. WAGONS
CARTS, sc, &c,
Terms liberal audm known the day of sale
oct l.dlm. j. j. REYNOLDS.
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4 d FOR THE FAIR! L. the uuivcrsuI ;,
and Thousands participating In the festivities hi oh
such Interesting affords For the present week. re
multtudes invited 10 the city of HIS
hospitality aud participate in the interesting which
the offspring Of such occasions.
Among the attractive places which the gathcr,
Thousands invited and welcomed he found
III, Old WAehurst photographic Gallery door the Vir
Bank Main Street. ynchburg Va where hundreds Of
kenssss Of the nobles works creation exhibo
free to ALL and should desire fac sinile of
shall he furnished notice. prices that OF
fail to please.
fne assortment Of Cases and Frames every style and
grade constantly hand Also Lockes Breast Pins FIN
ger Rings, W atch Seals, Charms
Pictures taken style all hours OF the
day and In all kinds Of weather. ID. II BLISS,
oct letal Practical photu
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AsPiN GROVE. Henrlco, December J. 1857.
MEssRs DOVE & Co .,-Geniemen--My horse was put in
the yard In front Of the aud In attempting
fence end of rail through his and
nearly penetrating through his breast king cash large
enough TO insert your Mt got bottle Of your TURF
OIL and applied freely in four days work. and in
weeks he entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants throughout State
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