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UNIRR. hGRR And NA8eN q INst 2ANCH =
II LrScnpuRa Hosg \ FIsE lksuRAkcACosfA = l has
Uonpaay Insarsses ayaiss less ~ d.nas e fr ..
m Sum- u.uss ssup Tobaeco fscterics aud o,he build
inxA OF Iurniture gccda and generally III
tswn a.l ssuns<y the most eavofssss essnA
rood heah SQUAD eonssatiss TOR ho" Duration Of
ssv.s snpioys ID ordinary sssupstsss viii DC n.arsdon
reasonable teftas :.
The Cvrpany will marine risks from aud any OF
tns Northern " eoathsrn Porta ~ favorable rates
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL f,o.'deaf
JAMES n. CUbbS, Vice f,-t '"nt
GEORGE o. THURMAN, Chi.t hns meet
DIRECTORS.
JoaH OTIT TATLoR, sAhtkL H. AckiNSsf,
DksrkR prET. eAhpkL oAhLAH"'
JAMS .. PATsk. JoHs l. DANis.
~ A sTkArroE. hAuRICk 4. LAsoHoHkE
JAS O. WILLIAMS, treasurer,
CREKp 7. Wills. Secry
In ia y i o ,,,..,s owr'' Medical Examiners.
The Medical EEamnaoa Of subeets for Insurance will be
made once vi the Company each day between tho
hons 2 and o'clock =. NJ. 'tco Us
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4iilp 3irgiaiaa.

Wousn's Lars axs rKxra writer under the
signaanrs Il Emily Thornwell. in contributing Ger.
tan Deiba = be Ciacianasi Gaseste. for the in-
serasaioa 4 ladiss. The following 10 m amusing
spsis.. q ssss sniaiae au,sksries'
I'm AouF1 AxD TEsra.-Ths beauty OF the
lin depends upoa thsif form and color, and upon
tks dsIisasy ard fsshness Of their texture lips
thas ere 700 thin Or 100 thick. equally unPless
inx. hnt botA can b partially remedied By skill
faI end jadicieas treatment. When lips are tho
thin, their volrme may be augmented BY frequent
suctioas, By bathing them with warm stimulating
lotions and BY ssny and os". ,S., ;l S, s,dn!
slly assume roaAlnsss and fallness. in the same
way THAI muscles acquire sire by exercise and To-
calstimulants.
Il ID lnots diiRcult to repress an unnatural ex-
cess Of Assh upon the lips than to increase the
siss Of thin onss; STILL sumo improvement may be
effected. A person who has lips disproportionate-
" thick ard large should endeavor to acquire the
habit Of ssSsrassiag the lips; and stringent To-
ton should b. frequently employed to assist in
contracting the skin, while, from time to time,
some simple pomade should be applied TO preserve
ito soft elasticity. When these means fail, re-
courss is somstinss bad to . small and simple ap-
parstus, which 10 known TO have been applied with
much success. IL 10 ooutrved on the same princi-
ple a. that which IL adopted by dentists for the
plates they use to correct deformity Of the teeth,
and is doubtless familiar to most Of lady read
ers.
1.-THE color Of the lips depends almost entirely
upon the condition Of the bodily health. Pale lips
are an unfailing symptom Of general debility or
latent disease. The thin texture Of tho skin which
covers them rShdsss them peculiarly susceptible
to the effects Of GOLD temperature cracks and ex-
coriatious often occur from this cause-though the
inward heat Of the system, independent Of all cx-
ternal influences, 10 doubtless the most frequent
occasion Of this defect The following ia receipt
for IN emollent salve. which will bc extremely
beneficial. Melt together one ounce Of white wax
with the sam" quantity Of clarified veal suet and
quarter OF IN ounce Of spermaceti; add TO this four
fluid ounces Of olive oil and stir the whole gently
till cod then adda few drops Of the altar of roses
PLATING "TAo" WITH A BEAR,-Tho Detroit
Advertiser tells the following bear story: Last
Saturday morning. while laborer living at Fort
Gratiot was proceeding in boat to Port Huron.
he came up with huge bear. swimming across.
He struck his bearship over the heal with his oar.
when the enrsged animal madefor him, and climl-
ing into the boat compelled the to take To the
water. The bear then followed him, and the man
contrived TO get into the boat again A neighbor
seeing his prsdicament came to his relief with an
axe, and broke upon this pleasant little game Of
"tAg" between the man and bear. by breaking in
the latter head He was killed and brough ashore.
He 10 said to be Of the largest size, and will doubt
less weigh somewhere in the neighborhood of 500
pounds
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May lst, lf56.
Gentlemen; Ny child had commenced breaking ous last
rail small sorss which gradually extended The
including both which much
fear that both would drop or
tired all Of Advertised and domestic remedies,
good results. then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began 10 get better the bottle got broke and sp
led gals tit again began My elder daugh
pa - get that TurfOil, ssers hes
oked 30 much better whom you used it." We got another
ote and her head nearly well This aggr.
ased and took halt hour every day ash IL, aud
very offensive. One bottle feel assured
there but little Of the disease
entitled to this and for the benefit Of Others take
great pleasure IN giving youths certificate
Hespsstfuly, r. 7. CHALK.
To Nessrs. Dove Co.
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HI SUPEkPIIOSpiIATE OF LINE,
Manuiacil red from Formula of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS,
State Chemist of Maryland,
ENABLA PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Guam for Fall seeding and for Summer
crops altogether parN.d in bags ami barrels fully
ed. Price S.O pea Ion vi UUU .us
The aboN article seher with Pamphlets giving full de
tail u this valuable Fertilizer asu u accounts of Its impur
lance and taode Vi application, can be hadof
Vi. iIOLLINS CO,
l3ts LymchburR.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
ORAHGR 4 ALExAEDRIk RAIL ROAD
G00RRRa Ea
gnVMR Train Alexandria daily ~ . n for Cor
donsv -ouuecag With The Trams virsnia Cen
tr.l for RIlM non - aud the W ksT, and with the
mediate polnts
The dali, SUNDAY nights At click
p m for NICM MOSD, NV kANs, 70 X n
PHI and Intel mediate points
Through tickets 81 the Hail Road STALLION.
m. TRAINS leave Gad nssle daily at 10 30 A NJ and
10 Is NJ, arriving At Ale kaiiria At y. NJ and A.
1 - Ma night train SUNDAY.
spt5ts J u. NICkisIN. Ticket Agent
n.SOn n . - .. X The Sea-.
II boaid Towing aud Transpsrtaiion COuu IN =
pan DESTROYS Of Offering greater induce
shppng Of produc. To tide water have snrpsr.
ouni Of Boats procured the Iron Steamer
kee and the splendid Iron barses Patti Hone
placed them the limo bc,w iichmond and Norfolk
nns as follows:
Leave Richmond, TueAdays and Fridays At 4pM
Leave Norfolk. Monday and Thursdays at d a. NJ
Cana yncbburg and other having freight
be In the Richmond Dock daily "a recsvs freight
Norfolk reminded TO tb, agent.
Of the line nj Richmond tBridgoord Coz who will rsu.,o
and iorw ard freight 4 &c of charge.
Irsi9Af fskea al the iopest rates
For farther pa IT, aiais. Apply to
W. I. ANDERSON Agent at Lyn,LburR
". +. COX, Agents At kic,mond.
GARRISON a AAIGSE, Agents At Norfolk,
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once nssth -siac RaItssad Csmpasy,t
PErEnAoURo July list led


2dk
n,nEGT nomTK 70 TMs WE.r ..a the
t,rsDrg Lynchburg via Va Tenn railroad Iy
10 Knu vii and Georgia Railroad r.
VII. 80 dalton West aud Atlantic Railroad
ton 10 chattanooga, Nashville aud Chxia "ga Railroad
from aioogA stevenson via Memphis and Charleston
ka.lroad a. IN stevenson 10 Memphis
Through Tickets issued I" Me above points and the Spring
Bag checked through atthe ONCE soutLsdu
III. liow In. scheJuc viii be the South Side Rail.
road com,ncnri.s SUNDAY neH,, the 4th July lust
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Con, .rs with the Kch,noni and Dansllu Trains al
BurAesIn "neon and with The through route at L, neh'
Leave scr.bu, daily at................ 5toclk NJ
Arrive iurke,lc tJuncii"n at............ r:.o "
Arrive at Faruvilic ai.....'....'.......... V21
Arri>, at iynehburs 2u +. NJ
ArIiso a, r'armvile al. ................... n
Arri,c Iiurkev'Ie junction. sl........... 2,l5
"''''' fREiHiIi TRAIN.
Connecting with Richmond and DAnvie II Aus the june.
Lea,r Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AN,
ArrFc al FArmyiie lao T. NJ.
Arrive a, I.ynehburg .t........... Ca
Leave Nachburs daily "t....,...........,... AN.
Arrive al arinvilie 920
Arrive nj bnrAo.'iin (JuncttoE) at...........i,0
An AeronnoA,,"u ras.ns,r Car for lac Way or iorn.
Ti.yoI II he 10 III" Train leaving I,nshburg with
irehi Al ';w aud fa+scnsers gong npor West. wdl
TAI, o. '' i,an al ot"h, a N. storp'ng iiace,, T."
81" Passengers, 10 b, strictly eddy those
n IN a"d IA VII, .bc tram be s,"ppoi
a'af =. ren" >"iherahd = Anier'ons "a" hii Ford,
W IL ,
- / I.a-, .ilgh iirdso FArn,ii,, it,sp,si, faiur
f'','c-", Ari"nanoA spout spr'"g' Concern, JAM
CITY POINT UKANtii
90, l. !dtr"ad Fr-. and pas,cL. lcaV.
g. - Lrg"i.y t>untiiy Ac.ptcd1 at.-....t A VI
~ ''''. 81 t''........' -..'...''|
l h, &C iIAns Jaa Ia
l'tt.i. T. H. nt ht Noiuik and morning
s"i ia sy ".tnius with tie hue St.,,uci. ,oanoke
Jam bound ur Acw lUk
lh' larn this Koad viii oniy when
t't' t" Ju,h stopping laces tpi.hr
" ii ,s.uhs-is to bt sueii. observed by ls ia chaigroi
a"d i. al train be stopped
Friend CROSSING Cedar Level and itlr, hc tross
Dy it,l u y. ALI.-l L. NnlI
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lGs AND ma rb.-A ben utitwl q sso, ,men,
~ ii Coco and Chanesls MATS and Hearth RUGS at
oct lists A. STIGLEk l. cog
4 ONDON PORTRR-2J Tiex~s suvey,.r
IL London Porter In quart aud pint bottles low
scpti4ts ! LEE, JOHNSON CO.
~ Es AOEH WANTED.-I Will pay the Hl0H:
~ EST CASH PRICE for 70 CT 3Olikciy young NEGROCS
oiboih sexea Address, if WILSON L. III " mn
."sioesna -.. taL,u TBis.lt.T II. Liberty, Va
NHPH 9Da nuUN4sH.EA.-aONS.s ypsess ss,yl
~ 70 Tous bsNg4 NcuatAtH EsAh Ear haleL,
1870 -,,-7' AApkRSox AASfpRn$ %, on Ca,r
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NEW.YoRK ADvRRTIsEHRNTs.

y = SAVING MAC0GNk9y-A PRACTI.
%eI CAL FAMILY SEW INC MACHINE FOR t.-Per.
,rin ssy equal wesk No uai.sns ripping Of stitches
n" getting oa VI order Any body every body
will havel L.
- uEcuaED sf sxcKSr sRAxT OF LkTTKRs PATEsT)
Exrl sv$ Rights fur few states and BE- plae.
ed wshia the reach n snte prsng man "A
portion Of the Territory slres'y nred)
The Proprirors eoAAdeay they plaes before the
pubie the chance prsnsablc
red See Ing harhiue contnning the requisite quales
whhh b. s astosslng sml ciiy and lew will
40 t" the sscs who have been anxcusy waiting for
thine within their grasp.
80 Psriics shing to purchase requested call q,
examine this wonderful achievement, and sccur~
monopoly VI ths State or tourty d, sired
NOVELTY - NEWIN0 MACHINE CO,
Once, BARTLtTT Co, Ne. dit Mannfac.u,srs,
%.i br,adw ly, cor. Canal ST. y Y.
Call or send for Circular " hh rut Of maehlaes
ncfLl IN
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"ead the Trssh nkemi eur TART OIL.


ring sleigh ride this winter discovered horses
and the skin Of plare large. than my hand from
seesrutbng on the irsids of the thigh applied your
Turf Oil, and in day he well. Another CASE
mule which was working my dray became unable
walk On examioing his foot discovered nail about
long head Ny driver and the neighbors
he would lie good for nothnI drew the nail inserted
piece of linn and Turf OH and set him to work once
and from that moment hour, good
also horse badly snasged on the outside
hrs thigh places about two inches deep
inches hich he stiff day rour TUT
Gil lpied and brought them out entirely II
truly of the greatest remedies for have ever
and have lived in drug store for several years Use
as you think proper. Very truly
Ro M.ssrs Dove Co. j. H. wEIsIGER
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
istiGn Lynchburg.
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CiNo Kn~ .EWiNG nACulNn..-..,r".

- Always the proof Of
Ju1gsd BY this there labor saving bere The
Fable comparable Singers sewing Machine. After ostAb
inbne the hgAest rspuaiion n the United States they
exhibited the AAs Ea position here
tAsy carried OF the highest premium aud great naua,o
~ 70 naks tAs0 has cen built In Parts
In evogy hoDeh Of industry which he done
these srhines be used with profit As the speed
Of The Railway uan 10 I" travelling loot sewing wt
6ins ssb Machines compared with hand sewing No 'aHas
shoemaker dreeemakes, carriage trimmer sli.t
Ae should Be without The far prnst a. +
these Dsehises regularly employed Que Thasand Dollars
year In all private fAmi hoc much sewing to
BE- doae thsss machines nsansh' ,-.anr~ Planter
md hose keopc 6nf them particularly and ro
liable These maehncs s. In their construction and
very ersog nd duraoa i'eins the onl Aai Sewing Ma
shine ever nads BY which ct work. me
could b pssfecaN t1ecu s .Anisi interior And worth
les Sewing nAehAsss bee si. as sold under
uAnes. bat bngers Machines been fnni .tury
whsre 70 sssisfy the waats nj TIA, pnbhe
Plain printed Asuuesious Tor With
chine RON which any readily 'he art ),
aging them The machines ark"i s'cufe.t To
part OF hs Woved To all dsir,ug parc al
formation, ws WILL on letter al either of Il
hcea forward copy OF singer g. sits.ttr ,ep-.
wholly AsvsseA To the Sowing Mashu" ta~rr,
\. SlAHER 10
Principal oshre No ~, br"ad~.y New YuN.
BRANCH OppicEs-No ~ Hanover - ostor NJ ~ Chap
ell IT., New AavVa CT aio,"rs.lc. y y" ga Nrnsd
Newark, n j., No l<a Ch.snat 1T PhixG, phia NJ ih,
baitamors ST., baltimore M - W. tH.,nt 81 ProvieU.
X l. No East +th ST. Cinchrau ~. ~ North +h St -
Louis; No u 81 Charles ST. New n" ~ Dsuphu
St. Mobile ldec 2tdkcts
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fNOLD NM DAL GRAND AND SQUARE
IL PlANOS-STEIAWAY 4 SONS. ~ Walker ST., tnear
Itroadw ay9 Nsw YorA, Manufacturer w~re -
,rdcd ths fiist Premium " here hen. -
they brought their Plano Fortes into com
petition with the beet makers Of Boston, New FL ~
York. Philadelphia Aud Baltimore
Received the prize the Pair
Washington. 1855
The FIRST Premium q gold Med. best p-ao Forte
Al the Maryland institute, Baltimore 1856
Prize Medal Piano Forte at the mer.
lean Institute. Crystal Palace, New York, 1856
The First Premium "a Gold Medal Gran Plano
at the Maryland lnsiituis baltimore 1887
The FIRST Premium ~ the State Fair, Detroit, 1856
The First Premium 81 the Statc Fair Richnund 1857
Among ihr judges the hst musical
such W Mason, ottshaIk, ollenhaupt &c Grand
and square Pianos constructed with Iron
frame combined tor three years Prices
crate " o. ErO i,eptl4 dom
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TO THE WEST.
TIME Baltimore AVID Ohio Railroad with Its much Inn
proved Western connect offers great inducements
e,es Virginia and the Carninas. through Washing
and baltimore to all portions the West the Northwest
AMI the Southwest.
trains bound West for Wheeling Parkersburg from Ba
more il always promptly made nj the aShngon Junction.
atcy called the Relay House miles from Baltimore. This
1.-THE change OF Cars require. Washington and
OHIO River baggage Is checked through to the Vest nj
the Washington Station.
10 "hc counectn. trains leave Washington daily at
A. NJ AMI 100 7. ii. 0u Sunday the latter hour.
AT BENWDbD
connection made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
ksiiroa running from Belaire the OHIO through Cam
bridge GAINESVILLE, aud New Columbus These
at Newark with the Cars ~ the Newark Mansfield
and Sandusy h for SAndusky Toledo Detroit, Chicago
ST. Louis, etc.
At pARKERsRl'EG
Connection made hy Steamboat Miti the trains
he Marietta and Cincinnati toad. for Chlicothe Cincinnati
&c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore aud Ohio with the of the
cleveland aud Ohio River railroad Tor Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chicago, and ali the rthwesern points direct
Travellers requested notice that while thn the
only Route aorng Through Tckeis and Checks in ash
ington II 10 alsO the SIiOkTEST most SPEEDY and ID
RECT nearly all the leading points the great est i hr
~, Washington Cncnna.i is but about dOJ
% l-..E lOJ miles shortertn by other route.
rRlo. trough t,cket from Washngto. At least ONE
poil-l fSS than by the owestcf tue Northern Routes
f.J4 - : H. cities.
For Frederick aud Harpers Ferry, MarnHburg Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
Passengers may leave Washington at A. NJ or 4'0 M
Ing, take d A NJ train from Washington
" For further Information, though Tickets &c. apply
THOMAS H PARSONS, Asen, at W ashinston St
w. g. wOODsIDE. Master II Transportation,
Baltimore Ohis Railroad
L NJ Cole aes1 rsstr% AcssA spESs
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'ISHaEENvS 3,S 0nL.-3o0 gallsaa ef psrr TAN.
Akh OIL, warranted % ininso easa<r TUs srti.
.'s osos ron ossl, but taken irss ~ Whale For
IVY tseSe ao j. u THOMPSON co
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NllEOzssOCh: igC 10 iSAOa - i'hrshing
MhcnGcs from our new patterns proving themselves
vUtuIiIus, "a will lie 10 the .nowiGs:
WnlI IDa.UisE 4 JOSl.lE.
This ~ to certify thai have ct NtIl TEiOhE Jos
LIS rHr EhiilN MAGAZINES, and rrnnlcid them
10 be tue best ou,.Hl
IA, thc hung business several yeas and th' TAI exceed
any Inn, have had have teen the irN,.
ng bu iL,ss saAIi.L ID. PAX lEkSON.
August sd, 49, Its
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ENOH TIKI HAGR.-Woods HAIR R-s ,o,m,iv-,
Mrs Aliens u lilo basam. Iricopherous aid large as
sor nent OF P"ns aud Hat Oils Als Inrrls MS h,
by John II Il ~
oet,0 N' -
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INEMENT.-y--rin-S ,~a .pvoiatcd 50 i~ "a gen
by the proprietor I the - 7'1.s is,ver Cement Wor
for the sale Cement this place avn prepared TO
orders n the lowest prices. NN. 7. ANDEKS n.
AIix LIZ
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sCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO..
v,nUR rUar o.L ron OLD .onr, oI

VNRVE TURF OlL FOR OLD SORES or
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED r. Cukk, AND NO DANCER IRON ExPosUM. 10
COLD. Price so cents per bottle.
Entered aceordiss Aet Of Cons IN tie Clerks OEes Of
siric' CoErfJor az Esstrn Dsstrss PHSinis by DOTk
q CO., Richmond Ha-5O cents s.,s
READ THE FOLLOWING:
lone to store get pamphlet aud certificates
VI cures performed by the Turf Oil certificates truth Of
our respectable and respected citizens and many
here to whom We can refer and doubt Its
medicine fot Que IL pound of any
other known TO man. Try and viii be satisfied what
TkUE TURv OIL.-Rsad the following and como to GU,
and We III tell yoa Of others who have been
cured
RfCHNoND, Nov H. 1854
Msssvs Dose &Co.-0entemeu;-l used portion . bottle
u Turf OIL which you very kindly with
aud ske pleasure In saying that found eectual in
eruption Of the skim which had
tor several years by phyMcans without the
i ''eneht also ended IL to friend mine who
months had been annoyed by similar eruption
ths skim and he Informed short time the
Of "n. BOTH be- had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, L. N. LEFTWICH
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90 60 4 II 4. T. We save now on hand
- Miners superior scotch Ale, III Jdgs Tor sale.
sept!its LEE. JOHNSON co.
\ AKe.E SAl.E.--O " .,int sday November the 10Th
Wi. sell 10 the hgl t:i the WHICH
reside - i.'.--' Iact ately the ks
miles below .ynchbure, ti"i stuc~ If all
ton. tiHusono d and kientn urnItuie, &C My Sto -H
= ,cral pui, OF u,iI bfrks young Nil LIS.
good Saddle aud Harness HORSES, ar.. u 49,
Mirh COW :, and a,s" A Tie. HOGS, XII
My crop TOBACCO. CORN AMI "a : la
quantity. Plan tAIipN IN siL> humorous 10
sufficient qGanit tor 20 farm. wagons,
CAkT> ~,
1-tm, lr,ral snL mate k. on ;he day or lie.
oct adm j. hrlNOiDS
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WI TON OF READY-MADE CLO1HlNG.-1h he uu.
gncd this opportunity pub.
large friends that his stock kEADYAADE
CLIO HING, GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING Gtl,IDS
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, &c., has now received and
be purchased Al Lw ps cash. and
customer Nis The interest every M
= examine my stock before calling else~ here
ing do wOndcrs. but that ~li ronfne nys,,f Ia
moderate ant living prohs only. The variety vi stys and
uay If Clothing timer aud better than .ver-Lis "a,
II 60, d faith.
Cuuny Merchants will end my iobbng prizes kwer than
therefore, give 4 val whoe.ae AID rptai buye,.
and Judge for yourselves and In study you Interest
will certainly purchase Of ms. ~
oct ISIS NJ GUGGENUEINEp
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N4w CASH STORE.
A. G. l. T. w / S,

MAS and msiediOus house, on Main st.
tornery occupied by Joseph Nowlin Id door nbos.
Ms~ars scbooaed and Thurmans Hardware store and
pssite Dr Jonn II. Bsay's brug Store ~
sm receiving large aud veil selected stock OF no
CERES and srAPLE DRY GOODS, bought cxrus'e'. ~
sash which will be sod prices that cannot fail la s'"
satisfaction ali who favor with aeai ASH an lie
iermpei do business the cash syste extra induce"
will be offered cash buyers OF hosc desiring 10 e1
change for country produce
A stock 81 No. PERUVIAN GUANO always ON hand
extend particular invitation 10 the old custo-rs OF the
Arm OF ewis formerly IN the Dry GOODS business IN
this cty) give call we'll A. the public generally
mar - d.. A. q. LEWIS.
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90 fsns Northern. Wc.srrn aud ~o"th-"c.term
NAIL ROUTE.
virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD.

t.tt $500 sss=ss w.
Nuk Chao.teSNte Stanton Low isonrs aud charirson
n Va, Guyanduuc. &r Nv daily frame tor Washing
bat,uprc, Philadelphia, New York WLeeins Inciu
uah. Louisville
Da Mail aud Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily
fi3 a NJ
N,g.l Accommodation Passenger rain leaves Richmond
daily, lcAr,i Sunday - AT ia l.. NJ
Ia. - ! i Washington with the 800
A. NJ tlr T. "a with the J:lJ A. NJ Express Trains
u.'L ~ "A difr,, nj points above NAMED.
y Inr,ush Tickets ed in Lyn,hnrs at the
Dtice Of the Southsiu Eairoad Co.. vi y " HORN
liz, lvk,i Agent.
10 fhhtit.phia IL NJ
i''Niu II ~
4" Nashington aad Al. ~ SO
I"ss W asl.uFt"n DOWN Hotel
P"nns, ans Avenue, free at cha
Pscu,ers Leaving Iyn,hhnrs y 30 L. 10y the regular
MAJ Train connect A. Rc"ni with the 6|5 VI those
leaving 10y the FRI th 4 nndaiou $50 A. NJ connect
with the diJ T. ". lain
a-"ngors and their baggage transported between the De
tel on r,ny yaa Asenu. ashiugton thus hack
hire
Through Thkeis be procured in Washington To Pitts
tuis Gainesville. Ialt" 'umuus bhir Dtcahr. Jrf"r
llIisualolis amt AtlC Ind louisvr,
NrhlnthN ~ iouIi, thicts" Ac Ac and all parts q! ia
West u Dagg'sc c.. cA. through.
TlUS DOD \MEAD.
duRtit Il, / Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-24

Once Of the south. side Il. II. CO.,
PETERSBURG, Feb. Iith, 1855 }
III" regular monthly meeting The board oi directors
~ ; nth Side L. Road Co, following resolution
~ ADOPTED
That the Freight Agent at y nchburg hereafter
requested all freight received de
his Dupot Of the
~ the Company. Copy Record.
i1b lots JAMES Il. " III UERT Sccy
ATEW ElRM.-The subscribers having
tatei al business the
" Whichea d under the e of Nj A
>1RbIiitA co and viii be pleased friends
The Iarhcr aud the putiie generally.
WM 4. STROTHER,
June u 1851. Pr. CHRISTIAN
tttI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-24

GE0ATORs, - 9FRlas d AIOas ..
~ nave 0n day received large lot Of RETRY soue
hsm very me- Being somewhat pressed room aud
"s avery rmall advance ON cost
sta 1t. HOWARD J. FOLHES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-24

CHESTERyIELD, Jan. 4, 1858
MEssRs DOVE Co.-Gsntiemsa -Havug had short time
since TO your Turf Oh Ia extraordinary
and liz action being gratifying refrain
wru regard to for the benefit the
large had due Coli In my static lot In which
Bull The bull b.. came enraged for
gorcd the Colt In the shoulder depth
and ripped tho neck about distance which
trightfu wound Several Of my were
present and rema-ked they would give rs
lite, they useless 10 ytLg him.
determined the Turf Oh the Of
. small bottles he 10 ontiruly cured.
Very respectfully
ian 2Sh H. c. FRIEND