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So
nNt OF THE HIST ruRuATINE ASp LIVER Me-
~ bl ms now tci"r" ,he public. namey To-. s''"-
t'hnrt,r aud cnretns than neyaoth"'
m"''ne known II Is not onlys csIhar,io ha, si'r~
remedy, acting ntsl an the Lara Ia "le'i Us m"thid nat
let. hon III" stomach bowels torsrN Oh tina, mai
Ter its a. "ml,shins we PURPOSE. ehnrns'y without
~ 80" u the paul iseasses p"o'"ed IN the OPERATIONS
- u MT "a h"'h II s''" s'h,ns $50, N ., IT."
''"' iim' that tnrse.n aud "hnn taken d"Y IN mod
~ ~. lit,
M ~"ndo,d'- s",iusrn,s. Is compounds rn.
- ti,, iipn ucic- III ,n,tiic,nr, nsin"ly Gums
nla "f Tia, st.nsih "i these gums may be tnned
- Wlit known that b"ttlcoi III. In''s"rs,or ecu
=, 'uS much strength III" hundred doses OF Cslonc
= NHh ~ al tts'rl"t"ti"us effects
h's. been hut ttc know h! srians and used
IN then descriptions Until used in tho form ~ the iaS,so-
- '@" which me, with such unprecedented sasct's "s '
uduc, proprietor ofcr famii, Mrd,n tried
known In z effects Il has rarely failed 10
~ Ltrr tpmrleiu,s IN ,heu worst terms
ia ,.tse" being .ansci by deran 81 irera cur
= ed hea the ii'c Is ~, tied to action.
J"oadtsc IL caused h, AN ,mtr"ner act"n Il tho i'r
- e. aud ~ a proof thu tn. ls> iaoE ri,,cstn-
'as. ie t,nnhi,i " J,"ndicr take III" insil"
- rsuarly week, aud their skin will begin
So-,i,."rss can BIZ permanently enredhy the Inv Is
- Ttkc snail rri,' ing, and II asst s,s
h,r operations gradually diminishing thr
Ii - thu bo~,, lett healthy and nc'iv" state" nj
""rb a,Irs"larl' as cock work
~ s"L Hen dn.h~ Is very relieved hy ,ahn't a
- dnte AZ 4 the fsrsaraior which cortccts all asiy
~ load, stemarh In. equal relic
- ali "rrr'>.,r"r nR'a, i'rlns after eating heartily For
ll@@dg "'d"' s.n,,"si. II" who "'o II spe"e IN III"
- bhest iofnH
Dr. snniors'. Inv " Ia
ru,,i a i1r Liver Complaints and ali diseases
u Liver The tsttinunials of
N tiaas Its taN"r iuiusoi to TN IT, and
,ttAm ihat II Ia unr nf the greatest bic
~ sIcpti tur II made compete crt,'
bot = Ia. bottle taken and nov "at
~ utupR rhi' W nj n""hl' "he hci"'" nothing hui
Ne , iti rul wanll e"st, tud often that gave pain
U3at VAN L. Ia ~, ur readers u, II htIrr
tHHqta 90 its gd onih YOU da n"t tail Ia ny us
- d.. TIT 81 t,n,, II thr " nd - Ststs faft
- " IL tabip It.asut, recommending THIS mad
49, u. sip#o,tu 'nct .trscr aud Au"", CHM e.
- .t4I Al bcNcr- ~ usIit00s Type It'll
49, certainty lid Thousands are Whiting o" i'shiyi
"a IT, iHtl,tld ,ttu.=
The. la. u been tried IN iau lS n rene d,
VII hatsr ,th sut nntrIui,d !" Ill. Gu"
IL fti,, rs Abr Hantord's IN
,iro,a al"nc lot d..fss.sn children ihht
II arfs I unrii mildly ana gently
. he system thoroughly thai A.
thDh utp siNi,"tn al IN advising them WIZ "a
Inc. 10 ny Ilur tcu"lN III =" a.
Y that n,,i,f "h"v great h"nrit hp-
IA asra-,t ii tie IiNtt St.nUh tni Ito"
=. 80 NuI, III othrr utmrtt tulrht give ioIj"t II H.
,,nr useful ~ anr family thatm" will IL" be VII
'ut 1t, so4Jtn .iht ,iispHbntaH
r,Itt uNt lit A, rtt ho11fi-
y 60, Itnffe $40 broadway, Ne" Nal
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We understand that pr"traoed meeting which
has been going on tor some time past nj New ilelc
meeting house about II miles 5. W. Of LIBERTY,
has been productive Of the happiest results. The
most intense excitement prevails and numbers
have been converted. We are told that nine per
sons protcssed q hope" ON Monday evening last.
The zeal of Baptist friends III the cause Of
their Master is undated. and it is expected, nu-
merous additions will be made to the list of con
yerts.-Bedford Sentinel.
An OrTIAw.-W are Informed that II portion of
the citizens residing IN the ne ghborh"od Of Boons
Mill, Franklin CO., Saturday last, made up
purse of $40, which they offer as II reward for the
apprehension and delivery to the lailor of Frank
lin county, of Sas Jones, one of the Williams i'm
plicatel in the robbery of p. |. Waae's store, on
the night of the 9th inst Jones is reprcscnteias
n tall man, of slender build, with n across his
forehead. lie is shoemaker by trade and
gambler by profession plays exceedingly well
upon the banjo, and is adept at games of haz-
ard. 1t is said that he has in his possession IA
large amount in counterfeit bills and bogus coin,
some of which he has succeeded in passing Off
He is also said to I've n desperate character and
practiced burglar, and is supposed to be in league
with large gang OF Williams who intest Franklin
and the adjoining counties, by some Of whom, it
is thought, he is now harbored.-b.
The interesting rite of Baptism by immersion.
was administered To six Of the new converts, TALL
females, one coore1, in this place, on Sunday al
trrnoon last bv Rev. A. Eubunk, Pastor OF the
Baptist Church. A large crowd were in aten-
dance to witness the cercmones.-Ib.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY CouRT.-Tho weather
being remarkably f,e, II large number of persons
were in attendance at thee. IL, on Monday among
them Hon. Vim. o. Goode, and Saml A. Gordon,
ESQ, candidates for Congress both of whom made
brief addresses explanatory of their positions on
the leading political topics of the day, particular
" that of Distributions which Mr., Gordon avow.
ed himself warm advocate. Mr.. Chas Irving
who happened to be present, was called ont and
addressed the sovcrcigns for short time i'll
highly entertaining and humorous speech. Some
six or eight negroes were sold on the Court Green
mt extremely high prices.
The time of the Court was chiefly occupied in
the trial of Mr.. r V. Davis negro charged with
an attempt to commit rape, which resulted in the
prisoner being sentenced to transportation. The
examination Of Gregory, for cutting negro with
II knife, was continued until next Court FARM
ellie JOurnat.
ATTEMPTED SuIcIpE-We learn that negro
man. who had absconlcd some II or Il months
since frr,m his master. Mr. II. q. Richardson. re-
siding near this place. arrested and brought
home Tuesday, when he Immediately made dt =
perae attempt to cut his throat, but was prevent
ed by the persons having him in charge-lb.
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The Coronation Tho Coronation the Qnecn
Of Love and Beauty. by the successful Knight ~
the late Tournament a; the Fair Grounds, took
place at the Nor,el House, in the midst ct br,l-
liant assembly, on Thursday night. The lady
thus distinguished was Miss MAGRrpLn OF An,-
herst county, who bore her hlushins h9n'rs with
charming modesty and grace. The Coronation
speech was delivered by &. W. LATHAM ESQ "f
Lynchburg, and was universally pr"""n''ea |"
he eloquent and appropriate. Both in the sent'-
ments so beautifully expressed, and III the maaher
of its delivery. Mr.. Latham more than surpassed
the expectations of his friends.
After the coronation ceremonies, there was
call to the dance which was continued to late
hour Of the night
No rest Ill morn. when youth and beauty meet,
To chase the glowing hours with flying ieet
On the whole, the Coronation party was a nj ter
mination of the inspirting scenes Of tho occasion;
and no doubt will long he remembered by the
"fair women and brave men" who participated IN
its festivities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-23

CRY CouNCIL.---In consequence of there not
being quorum present, the City Council did n"
business last evening They will meet Mt their
Chumber to-day at three O'Clock, p. NJ.
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S.aNdER'a SEWlNaa MACaBBNEs.- Great
- success the conclusive rrof of great
Judged by this thero machne before the
singers Sewing Naehnes After estab
fishing reputation In the United States they
exhibited the late Exposition Unvcrsse IN France where
carried of the highest premiums and great maiufacfo
liy 10 them has cen built In Paris. 81
branch OF industry In which sewing to Dc done
these used with immense profit. As the speed
Railway ain Is travelling on foot 40 sewing Win
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing NO taio
trimmer sadder batter &C.,
these regularly employed is One Thousand Dollars
year all private families where there 10 much sewing 20
he done machines Invaluable assistance Rantc
nd them particularly convenient and
table These machines simple In their construction and
very strong durable beng the only kind OF Sewing ma
perfectly executed Thous,ndsof nfeor aud WORTH
Sewing Machines been made and sold undsr vaous
names but Machines alone have been found
" here to satisfy the wants of the public. III, 4,
Plain printed instructions for using sent with each
chine which any readily acquire the art Of man
part the world To all persons desiring particular n
formation will application by letter either Of OF
aces orward COPY Of Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted TO the Sewing Machine inicntt
Principal Once, No. 323 Broadway. New York
BRANCH OfFcEt,No. a Hanover 3d. Bosom; No " Chap.
81 ST., New Haven CT Gloverviiie No ~ Brood 81
Baltimore st., Baltimore; Ec.as wcstrnster ota frevtees
No East 4th ST. Cincinna,i No 81 Mossh ~ NJ y
Louis No 81 81 Charles ST. New t'risena "a DcSpeie
ST.. Mobile. 81 49, - - t4se 3s-4As@
SS10 : r A RE1NH.-A s1s7T ri 4f1SS 4S0Sa
III Beans, u 10 hand for sale BY
--i,f ~ r,saAfas 548s ta. ! gaast > sgfae 7
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Business Mas PRAYER MEETlNG.--There
regular meetings for PRAYER, ut the room OF the
l"ung Mems Christian Association, NJ O'clock.
The ladies are invited To attend. -
aug lS--dts
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EPISCOPAL CoxvocATloN.-The South, Westerr,
Cnnvocation of the Episcopal Church will meet in
Wytheville on Welne,day, Oct. 9th. Divine ser
vice may he expected for several days in st.
Johns Church. to commence on Tuesday night, AZ
7 o'clock.
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Mayors CorRT.-An old offender in the person
of George Washington Watson, ohoS Richar
Banton, was up before his honor Yesterday on the
charge Of manning A. NJ. liaythe. 1t seems one
of the gentlemen was the selfappolnted champion
of Rockbridge-the other favored the pretcnsions
of our neighbor Amherst. Rorkbridgc had the to-
merity to make an invidious allusion to Amherst.
whereupon the knighuy representative Of the
odd Free State" applied very forcib.e argument
to the head of the Rockbridce knight in the shape
of stick about eight feet in length. In consc-
quence of this uuparamcntarv proceeding on the
part of Amherst, the acquaintance ct that worthy
was sought by officers Mays, and was hy those
gentlemen introduced to Mayor Branch on the or-
casion above mentioned The manned ndNi lual
being in rather n critical condition, his honor al-
Judged that the case Of helicose Amherst he sent
on for further adjudication at the hands OF ID"
grand jury.
Henry and James. slaves were arrested attHr
lawful hours ind each ordered TO receive 10
lashcs.
A very hard looking case. Railing from the Mon
umcntal city, and calling himself Henry MORT
mer, was taken up in the streets for drunkenness
and dsor,lrrlv conduct--was bound over in the
sum Of 500 and discharged.
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''III 7 UNI IN, ThHI1hNTtF
tndi .c-f.Om M ImpU iiy al shc KioOsl.

FFTl NJ 7 II ThtfIT NJ TdffHF tHHTfN, U0'ToH'
~, NNtus--I have u>,d Ilis with aoidna
tiIu ini H. M, 'al"d u ri IA d.
trss ! r,Rniau Tia. of digestion and purtY The
h"o t"N th very h'- remedy have ever known. an
can trnh i"nt, rrr. Iutl"nd hcm my tiien-
f"uIs Y HINES
tIsNN WNpMI>G 60 \ oct u 1853
III AZ SIl# amusing iatliars Pills IN ny practice
ant hua hem 'Ac"i't purg tNco cleans thr system
and l.mIIl tn, I :. nm. nt tn l,n 81
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JOIN q MFAIIIAM N d.
Ety -ipcIn.. SCI OfulR, kj0U'. xvi, TCiicr tn
u.,d Islpcum

From Irwardnp H.tctDHi of - iauft ttb 4, 1856
Dr AfEt-h ont Psa the patngon ot all ant Is great
in medicine hey have NY tie daughter IF uitcrous
upon that had proved incurable
Her mother had t".n long grvousy ahii ted with
hi"tches aud im her sAin in her hair After
child cured she also ed i aud ncy have cured
her ASA MDNGRIDBE.
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LyNcnnuRc EXTENSION OF TUE ORANGE ALEX-
ANpRI, RAILRoAD.--We learn from the report Of
the Chief Engineer, published in Yesterdays o.
sette, that the rail LAYING ON the iynchlurg Tx
tension of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
will be commenced by the first of November
next. near Charlottesville, and that with IA
vorable weather it may be prosecuted,
so as to reach the Seottsvle Turnpike by the mid
die of next Spring, and that the ralls-the work
commencing simultaneously at the North and
South ends of the road--wi be ready for effective
transportation of passengers and freight to and
from Lynchburg.
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FRE1Gur TRADE The receipts of freight mt the
Depot Of the Va & Tenn. Railroad O't,b " Goth
were rs fellows SO loaded cars of produce from
the West, consisting of 4.GjS bushels of Wheat
PAS barrels of Flour; 1880 Ms. Bacon no
bushels of Corn; lib 900 Tbs of Miscellaneous
Sixteen loaded cars sent West the same
dav
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Board - per week. washing - % per month fuel a.
lights SO term Tuition 500 in the Grammar School Al
so III the Collegiate Department Tor han session.
r4Fa Catalogues containing further info nation can be
IA cd H. add the President. DTS
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CNdT MACWuNEa.-We are Agents for the
- DAN PEASEJR, superior SMUT MACHINES which
the best In Mlers will lind greatly their In.
these machines preference to all others
Any person shng examine them do by callngat
store
We refer to Messs Langhorne Johns who using
these machines IRBY X SAUNDERS
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IL la ing turarIy been aL, a. an ONcrset +" she
again In hat cala. lie can due"
aiy L. tiers rrctcd 10 linn Va
Mi Nelson coanil, Va vii receive prompt attention
oct 2I-dH SAMt I'll MI XIV
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n
II ~. uii. t,r sale, HOUSE LOT, known 4.
tho " c"ta.c 'orposin capt. Mtnrki'> on Franklin Nj;
iltii The ho contains u rooms and the lot Kit 20,
Sm"kt Lnusc, good W Ill. and lin. Garden all e which nj
IN fine condition. his beautifully located alti tnI
IT. ivatc :, ,idcucr
Terms maic easy Apply to me on Tho premises
oct h. dim FREDERICK VI MEFkS
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nem berbeI9ebOllen Olener nnterltubt, blltg
bon Der 4rltlte uno nabm Dor oem Gnb Bllb,
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nber6eu9t, paB Der Wappr ibm einen Nermel5
bltnys, bereiutrat, OteS lbn Der Draper entses
gen uno retbte i'm nit eiueBl freunbllden &Gs
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nup ld, plr baben eS ubernpumell, Sbneu i'm
ytanlenIoller unierer Samerapen unlere 6reuOe
aus5ulprtbeu Iber rie tapleTe unD mannb1lte
Anlnori, welde Sle beute 9e9eben, ais man
SIe 9e5mun9en ben Serrdtber Soulbaro au be-
pitnen. DaS sau5e Siii3ersScrpr bat beldlOi.
len, Don lett all bel SDuen ietnen Wnttl88tIlh
Su nebmen, uno mir weroen al 10 BON beute an
b:t S9nen 1pellell, oenn es pa it unS atuen cine
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cysry morning except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Z Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Citiss ~
@ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers OF the daily WECFER
- 50. so in advance.
Ax~ The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis is nubIis-
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum ana 81 per
months in advance.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-23
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