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ASSETS.
Bills and Notes Discounted, ~
Bonds Ut Orange and Alexandra RIA

Nhh undersigue who were appointed Committee to ex-
anime the books OF the Farmers and Merchants Savings
institution having performed that duty, submit the foregoing
statement Of the condition thereof which they have
with the books and found correct
Ihes nke pleasure In stating that the are neatly and
accurately kept and written up such manner tbnt III, NJ
fairs Of The Institution easily examined ANA un.l r
Inc nett pronts OF the last six months more than per
cent On the capital paid In. r
NJ. HoLLINS,
CHAS. NJ BLACkFoEp,
SANL- GARLAND, ~, .
hoVSSdft JOHN ID. HOLT.
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Store House. Lunber House office l. Garden
IN ROANOKE COUNTY, VA,

pursuance Of c OF st executed by Samuel F. Holt
Ia the Undersigned Tor the benefit Of sln creditors of said
Holt aud which is duly recorded the Clerks oi,c Of the Cuui
y Court of Ecanokc Nti Ice sol ut pubc auction
WEpNIsDAN. the 9th inst, tNuNrnbrr 1899 the premises
the store House. lmbr House Office. and Garden containing
half acre "t ground which is very productive, lately occup
cd 10y Mr.. luil.
This is emncntly good stand for extensive mercantile
bnuUSs Immediately contiguous Ia the big Lick Depot.
the Va Team Railroad, 81 nil, Yves of yncbry, ioa
nhr "'un,!, surrounded by wealthy AMI punctua
- ~ ell a. commanding the trade of counties using
it depot, r worth! Of the attention of all persons de-
sfou, Of cl "a 1Gs in mercantile business.
The property viii b, sold together the Office and Garden
ma! he dclaelcl aud sold separately ii desired.
Vt The same time AMI place, of the fixtures about the
store will be soli
reasonable credit if desirable will be given which will he
made know the day of Good personal security will
h" required aud the title retained uni the purchase money be
ai The tile To sail property bic cd 10 be unqucsona
Bile, hut the undersigned will convey such title is vested IN
HIM b! the deed aforesaid. COLIN BASS, Trustee.
Big Lick. Roanoke, Va.
The above property advertised to be sold the LIST OF June
hs' but no sale effected Inc sale will now, positively,
take place. COLIN BASS.
l-ctAnoNif
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The Conflict in Baltimore

The conflict nau sura,od by tn Reform party,
we are sorry to say. was opened with unusual Vi
olcnce this IN rnlng In several of tho wards.
they undertook ta takn possession Of the polls hy
t"rce but wherever this was attempted, it was
successfully resisted. Tho accounts which we
have rccrlyed, place the responsibility of these
outbr,a axis upon the shoulders Of tho Rclurmcrs in
every ease. In the attempt to seize upon the Fiji
teenth ward polls by DULLES brought from Wash.
ington, we regret To hear that Mr. A. b. KYLE.
Jr., md IL brother Of his were seriously wounded
the former, 1t is tcarrl. fatality. We learn from
several sources that in tins ease. Mr. a. b. Kyle
ir tne Ii at shot. and wounded boy very
,esiou.ly. In tn Fourteenth ward James John
son ui'na Sonny White IL member of the Amcri-
can party, was shot while IN the hands of the po-
lice by person named Sutton, who in the melee
eScanel. 1t Is thu hit that White cannot sur.
vive. some one t,ed at American in the Sew.
enieenth ward, but the ball. missing its object,
killed II hoy, wheseupon II member of the Tiger
Clnb leveled his pistol at tho aggressor who was
R,iurmor, and said, 'you SEQ, sir how easily
could kill you, but refrain; give me your pis-
tol,' which was delivered up. and he was permit
ted to walk away unhurt. In the outbreak nj the
Fonrtcepth ward. u ndmber of pistols was fred bv
beth parties, and among the wounded are Henry
Starr, William Stiles. Joseph Zimmerman Mich
ael Duffy. and boy named Harris none of them
dangerously. At Eleventh ward, before the polls
wcra opened, IN American named Nally was stab
bed by u MIR. Sullivan. While resisting the at
tempt to break down the barricades at these polls
we learn that Mr.. T. b. Norris and Mr. l.. Git.
tngs were arrested for an assault upon one of the
parties thus engaged, and put under bonds t,
keep the peace. In the Ninth wari, we regret to
learn, that DR.. John Norris City Postmaster was
severely beaten.
7. S.-.Since the above was written, we are in
formed, that Sonny White was shot bv Michael
Duffy, porter at the Eutaw House who was
promptly arrested, but not until after he had been
wounded in the hip In the 10th ward the Re.
formers attempted to take possession Of tho polls,
but were successfully repulsed. NJ, however with
out the firing of several pistols on both Sides but
no one was injured but three Americans After
IL o'clock our information is that order was res.
tored at the polls, and voting going on quietly. -
Baltimoss Patriot, Wednesday afternoon.
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A correspondent Of the New York lIoralI, wri
ting from Washington city, November ls says in
reference to the IIarpers Ferry outlaws:
The new. Of the termination Of Old Browns tri-
al has Just reached here lilo was found guilty on
all the counts Of tho Northumberland, murder
and melting slaves to insurrection; all 81 them
capital offences. lie heard the verdict which
brings with it n fcon's fate composedy and with
out mu,inur. and then ho turned rouud and settled
down quietly On his pallet. His undauntod bear
ing gains fr him sympathy and respect; aud tho
sentiment is expressed even here that it lisa pity
that much truth and high min1cdness deserves n
better iale.
have it on the most reliable authority TINT tie
death penalty will not be Immediately inflicted.
He may be sentenced 10 die on the gallows within
two or three days, because the ordinary delay Of
thirty days between sentence and execution does
not apply in the case OF one convicted OF melting
slaves to nsurrcctinn. But Governor Wise admires
Br' WINS indomilable pluck. and for that, and be-
cause he wishes Ia show the world how magnaui
nous Virginia can b.. ho will probably respite the
execution for ut least the thirty days should not
he SURPRISED, from what learn, il M oder will
lc made directing Brown to be sen, ~ Richmond,
aud if he should be kept in the pcn,cniiary there
ill such time ~ the Governor fixes for Li execu-
ton.
A Massachusetts, lady, whose name understand
to be Chil1s, has written to Use requesting per
mission to wait upon and nurse the unfortunate
old man. The permission has been granted.
The feeling gains ground here, and in Virginia
also, that taking into consideration the doubts
nbout Browns sanity, and the certainty that he
was tool in the hands Of lcnding nbolitonlsts, u
measure OF mercy might very well be extended to
HIM. aud that, On tho other hand. the scvercst
punishment should DO inflicted on those who en-
Outraged him in his mad project
the Secretary OF war has returned from Ilarper's
Ferry. lie does not apprrhend any further troub-
!" there, but has arranged matters 40 that troops
will he guard until tho excitement attending
the t!al, oi the prisoners is terminated.
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by e. r. PHELPS, Auc,ionc.r


~ virtue of a deed executed to the uuder,in -
- llenilrikcn aud his wife, dated 10Th Nnyrnir mi
recorded in the Clerks oIcc of the Colrt r t, W. a
tamphcl, in trust 10 secure the debt therein 1i
on thoAf The 2lth da, Of SErTIMBrn. l>:G, n,
ni'es proceed to sell nj public aucliUn for cash JI
franklin Ill., near the city Of LynchlIrp in s|J m !i
ca WIN ,he improvements ihcrennihc lot aijnin
7Ia ny ilenr! Davis 10 James Mclaughlin with from, - "
said decd. EOBT / ntvi, s'fia, ID
sept l5-dcot2iscpt 10 Trustee
PosfPoNEMENT.-Tlc above sale is po,tr,,nct,,,.f,
rEpAN morning, the 3;h November M II ,Il ",' =
wv by consent Jake l'ace at the Market House " WI
oct 21dt5noy !, - /, ~
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House and Lot for Sail

SsA SHALL, as Commissioner, in the case Of a..
Biz Whitehead and others on TUESDAY, the ih,b nfes
present month, November proceed To sell on ,b fs
public auction the HOUSE AND LOT, in the procpGao
toned This lot contains half OF ground il nj
Federal Hill, immediately In The neishborhn snaaltt
Payne, Col James NJ langhorne, and the late " , sf
Capt Jno NJ Otey 1t has good Brick Dwoin, H., h d,
Kitchen upon III also We'll good wuter 's NOUS 1hl
IsgAs.--eas, for enough TO pay expense of s.i ~
anee on credit Of D. IL and Is months; the he bal
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and tile raa fi
final payments are made. Ell ID th,ainel
3-dtl 5nov H7 IAN
COmmsnn.
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FHNlE Prnrors of h ~ Machines claim. (and prepared
l." sni'HiElate the Ciam that Icr rim
t" an ttr bfNf manner any ami at Ejhy Of HeefieIrDk
Combining. They do, at the improvements which experience
has proved "a br requisite tie perfection OF the Sewing
rinHs tn 'mncnd themselves To- the public the st
amt most Reliable instrument In the market and adapted
ar! branch Il industry which n, required
Ihtl VIII s.Uc!, hen, fell bind and gather They make
S'rlg lock lc, That cHno be rlr'ed pulled out. hey
maze beautiful, uniform ztitcl alike Of lin. work
Without forming ridges tdcrn,nih.
ne M'h'te have ~ Il strength, perfectly simple, and
the "l1nlscHe.t NJ them easily acquired.
I'm! spool Il "Ht"n Hyti SIX. mny used without re-
WhiL thtA alnos Hoiseie~s operation and ,c
az ID" L,'gcr man al! other e,Hlug Machine eAiunt.
Let Manufacturers, lha fs, Farmers s c, crs or any
"il'r parsons III search al instrument ann Kind
H'"'"9 nm foe by nac3 ,ne'y mai tey stcie tie
6e,', b. r\ani"lng ours before purchasing
SIui OF work scat b. mail.
49,, go. T. HORTON KEACiI, AGENT,
nan i Main IL, bel" c,n 9TH " lhih,
49, "'S''Jaht Richmond, Va.
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Valuable PrOperty at Auction.

fSG Will be sold at public auction, on SATURDAY the 3D.
wv day of DECEMBER, TRACT OF LAND, containing 2lo
A- Acres, adjoining city III iynchhug called "OAkLASp,
the late rcecnc OF Vim. Bucknc decd The improvement
consist of Il good Brick Dwelling House, with and
oi,iuidings brick, which am, of the place
The we'll waterc and the soil good and there Is good
orchard, which is very valuable, Its proximity To
lsnchbirv, which is good market for fruit
The purchaser by paying oneJur o the purchase money.
have long credit residue, by interest from
tlaic eight ,ears Interest To be paid annually.
This pncc il of, red private sale until the 3d OF December
AMI IL sold before that time, due notice will he given.
For further particulars, apply to in Iyncburg No. II
Bridge
Possession given frst day of January next.
cit,ec /. WILKES, General Land Agent.
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RAILROAD AccIpENg-EioHTK ,LlED,-CHlcAoo
Nov IA terrible accident occurred this MORN
ing ON the Chicago aud Northwestern Railroad
a train. consisting of IL cars, filed with or.
eSrsionists from Fon du Lac for chicas. ran of
The track at Johnson's Creek. eight miles south
OF " a-rtown, Wisconsin. Eight persons are re.
ported killed, and a number badly injured
The names If the killed. az lar as Known. are
g. oit'ws:-Mr. j. Thomas, \. s. Marshal. Nj.
boardman. and George +. Emerson.
Inc reiiowing are reported as badly injured:
e. %. nonesteei. Indian Agent; 7. b. Gillett.
Judge Flint Mrs. Radford, Van Buren, Smead
al Of Fon du Lac, '"1'
CHICAGO. Nov. l-Evening gin addition to the
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Z valuable James River Farm.
" ita % Negroes. Stgrk. CrOps, &c.. for Sal,

TtISss lSilAli, on TUESDAY. the 22d day NOVEMBER
%r1* on the premises nj public auction, sell EAEM
A-A-taining about $40 Acres In the county of tnpbt 4
joining Judge Robertson, VIM Cough, Col NJ Ian iarrra
others, about four miles from Iynchbur, Immediately On
James River and kanawl Canal, and within a few hunl-
III ur.inal growth II good timber, and attached 10
and fertile ISLAND of about ~ Acres This CON.
eat one OF the best farms in upper Virginia. Tn, land
wen enclosed under fences, in high
and has about 100 Acres well sci In Orchard Grass I'm
Herds drhss ana Clover, and good Orchard upon f
proHeneniS are Brick Dwelling House. it'll six rooms
iciei an oEcrstcrs House. Negro Cabins sahics
Houses " heat Barns, Tobacco Barns with al other D,
slry outhouses Most oil The mproy ren
built.
Al the same time will sci! y LIKELY NEGROES, q4i
!oungD consisting al Men, Women, Bows and Girls, Z
ana Mules, ttmong them wu lr hioodel Mares now
ny ed lyeD okc of Oxen. 10 Mich Cows and taga>
mead ol other Cattle So head of Hugs Che tr nit
ami Devon and tc Hogs Chester B-rksre1 ,oa-
'c'oh bu sD0 or 400 barrels OF Corn. with Shncks Io
rom same, aud straw from 1910 bushels of Wheat,
ill lircslng Machine. Wagons and Harness. Car
Plantation Tools.
IhnAs :-one fifth Of the purchase money for the Land
required in cash, ora Negotiable note sa>aeorib rnde
iuu months, discount added the residue in c, inst
"a II hd years, bOns with good personal security
lh'fes rom date and tle retained until purchns.,
Pad. ne ogr'es aud other property, SO
on credit oi IL oihs, negotiable sitisiacoriy
ed, Interest added,
would prefer selling the Land, Negroes Stock air s.
together 10 any one wishing 10 purchase IN ha wa
gam ma! he had and upon any time rc.s,nat
woulI ash.
Mr. Willis n. Mays will the place to a,v one wlr
10 49, "
Address me at 1ync.Iburg va.
ott >-li22noy EDWARD u fttrfert =
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ELEGANT Parlor furniture.
AN Saturday morning. the 9TH inst will sell
~ Of splendid Rosewood iarlor Furniture, viz: sofas Di
vans, Arm Chairs Pnor tinrs Rocking Chairs, Mahogany
Dining Fables Ne Also - Double Mattresses, Feather Bed,
Cottage l!sistcais, Cane seat Chairs sc, Sc
SEWING MAcm>E-One new sewing Machine, weeds pat
,ii.) In complete order
NEin" WoMAs.--I III sell, Saturday morning. Negro
Woman, about ~ years Of age.
u,y II PHELPS. Aurt'r
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ALRs By AUCTION
RDTURK nAYs-
Sale 81 Slaves ed VaIu.ele R.,, =


III authority - e as1er Of the Circuit Cour 80 etale
county prougeseed at It's October term ls ~ anpt
81 shveriherR ead ptAefs Pcrcvs and ,b., ~ The A.
Coulmlssones TUESDAY, The 18th day Of H. shat
monih az " ooe. IN Rant Of The Market Hcuse i Prtri
Of Lynet5nrg sell to The highest bidder THREE y IN lh
AVIS, and one woman '- ALI ABB /
And on "WEDNESDAY, The 18th day of tho n-..
Commissioner aforesaid, upon tie urem..s iohh IA
public auction, the late Residence OF Mrs VII sci
lying on the Canal below L,nchburg. This hi go, ftta
acre of ground and has upon first rate I,r, m
House, with all other necessary ouhouses p"i
Al the same lime and place, will se,l about A..
lying above ie Mansion House on both sides Of H. Lam
The land lying betw cen The Canal and River win he ana
10 FIVE parts That the West side will he divi' ide
acre lots as near as can he made shall sell NJ alo
hr e . AZ nSrfs ~ S"a az within %
ohcrn, GU " fuSons Hill. - = - - hf Ae' aal
farther description. "" 10 re3.,,
TERAs.-rhc Negroes viii be sold on a credit Of al,
the purchaser giving bonds w satisfactory securi n
est added The Lands viii be sold g. II and WITH mir
with interest added; the purchasers giving bond hs TIM
factor security, and the tile retained until final WI" >a,
made. ' P'!aeH. a..
ED. D. CHRISTIAN, Commits.
3-dtt 6nov-KeD = ''''>'Jlet, De
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HOTEL SERVANTS "

HOTEL SERVANTS WANTED
WISH to hire for the ensuing year eight House Ser
vants for Hotel In this ciymosy men, None need ap-
ply but those who strictly MOL. Cali my oficc No II
Bridge Street, or address Lynehburg
nov cts l. WILKES, General Land Agent
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BY q. r.. PHELPS, Arcr,ox.
o L Il X IL A S COME
Great Sale Of American and English H.,

At AUCTION and Piivate SaIa
THIS EVENING AT MY AUCTION Hot.s,
I22 Main street. ''sh'
trcd ut public sale In this city, md n,s, tNfa
Goods are all fresh from the publishers and
aud comprise the best Standard Books Of the no.,
many rare ana costly Books, not TO be found in r 'u
stores THIS sale will be positive, and to the bi"h @ @
cash. Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully NIT @
examine this stock, MS ii be sold " " 10 tti'a
l-ltS C. T. pIIrt m,
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Lynchburg and lbingdon Telegraph cos.

,
Spell meeting OF The Stockholders of the IynGilr.
n aud Abingdon Telegraph Company VIA hr held at the III
flee of the Coman! in l!nehhlrs the 1i al Doochtr
next.
BY order Of the board Of Directors.
nov. 4-d3tSctalec WN. $, NORRIS, Prts1.
Dlvi q g II a.
FuNlIE Board of Director, Of Farmers AMI Merchants
Il savings Insiiiuun have this day declared dividend u
FIVE PER CESf., out ol The profits Iaonhs
payable 10 The Stockholders lc tHcS
pleation. NJ. W. DANEN Pph /, n
NOVEMBER LIST, 1sh9nov 4d3t
NOTICE.
HAVE for sale eight ten valuable BIupISG oTs.
several HorsEs Lur, in the ely of Llnrhbnr, soG
very Valuable, and among tn, beautiful
resiences in the city. Call at Office No II Bridge Street
Acts l.. WILKES, General Land Agrnt
THE RICHMOND WEEKLY DISPATCH
A BRILLIANT ORIGINAL STGRl.
IPON making recent mlroN In the WEEKLY DIS
PATCH which have largely added 80 it, popularity and
extensive circulation it minated thai time
original stories from OF accomplished writers
should appear Its columns The first Of these story
the brilliant pen Of the auor of the MOZi$ ADDUMS LEI
LEGATION will be commenced in The Ms:aY DsrAton of No
VENEER 25h. This story located in this city aud OF
the interior counties, Is entitled:
''WediOCk Is a GiCkliSEl 'rhing.''
Il Big Story" about the Hdppiest Couple in RichROad
LETTERS OF MoZtS ADDCMS.
We congratulate readers upon the trea In
SATIRE and the irresistible II will continued in
weekly for 1--WE six weeks Those
read this hne story, which has been copyrighted
should subscribe at The Weekly. Subscription
per annuIn only ONE poii - single copies three
cents Address :" Proprc"r.- 'A,I," Richmond
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THE RICHMOND WEEKLY DISPATCH
SIS REWARD.

80 III ). MD.
r. LOST, stolen from Eytben Statens yard %
OsAA BLACK HORSE. with Jumps on his shoulders
XXI hstulo and snaii knot his hind Knee Also
BAY MARE having spot in eyes with no other
marks remembered The above reward viii c gwen any
iionaatiun that will lead recovery of thu property
S-d2" j. j. JOHNSON
UIAlR BRAIDs! HAIR BRAiDs, Back and from. Hair
Iraids and beautiful style rcs, At PHILADELPHIA
prices, at l.. A. 4 T. kINSEY'S,
dts III lh6 Main Street
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Fifty Farms for sale,

HAVE the above number of FARMS for SALE located in
different parts Of Sialc Persons wishing To hu, will
please III and examine my Register Office, No IL Bridge
tnrv cts /. WILKES, General Land Agent.
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LAR IL PUEIlC SA> e
Land. Negroes. Horses. Mil. =. Crep,
l-ANI'AIION IIIE.NSIIn,.nt ,. .,N(


n -, IN tAMPBELL COUN. s.
suG As lrds'cc, under n deed uf trust, ttl.g .,l=r
VI" H. lNg executed by Dr. Charles j. ,!.,, .3 air a.
recorded IN The office of Campbell ,url., lIr,
proceed 10 sell al public auction preHfs
inc i"th DAY "i December n.Nt ALL TIL r, II
N,ycd by said deed, Viz:
|. liz TRACT or LASp. on vi y '3,#zelf'. asA
containing hbonl I'D Acres .rs, ,s...ai ...
''ita his Is u mp,i Naius.n- farm IN hi
III ~, aha wei worth The attention farm i.I.er,
NE "lhaR TRACT, containing about 81 Latch 49,
cd by :. Morgan.
s. One prtFI Tract con.nniny ahout I,I Acres bop,
sad bhVcr ut II. Keen.
ics- TIRE bodies of land lie an t, waters uf Iii AID
may he deemed best.
l. IuIKTY SAVES all very lkov and CONSISTING Men,
l"'' HiFis and Children, and includes ON hf'I b
carpenter, and one good Blacksin
A. nc STOCK Oh Horses, Nni, iogs, Sheep. all :" ,h
1885, seritiol Among the rsts several line boao !
~ nhu ,iere are ab.h |: Males strictly No.
- 'e iiaii'aiion Tools, Implements, and Machines oi
a ann descripton including Wagons Carriage baeg'
hlrhess hresling Machines, dc.
l. All the Household and kiirhen Furu;ure embracing
yer Plates. Table Ware he
All Inc crop hand OF Tolacco Corn Fodder lay, o.,
Wheat kc " '' S''
lie Alt "l take place at the residence Of said Oliver
t " on credit of u. II AMI Is months equal nsiaen
VIII, .tfe7, from day of safe, negotiable lie execute
,hiors;rs, and deed of trust ON the iah
security lac and ,tT personal property ""
ne sold for cash.
m s 10 aii The property is believed to he good but OF"
ocl ic!nov lthendtI 3l,.e SErIi WoODRnOF.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

BY c. II. PHELPS. AUcTIoNEEo.
81 ACRES OF L AN D,
On the Lynohburg & Campbell C. H. Turnpike,
AT AUCTION.
on the 9TH lnst Will sell nj auc-
t& ton Of the Market House. TRACT OF LAND,
A-on fl H. nchburg and Campbell C. II. Turnpike about
miles the city portion 81 this land is well tinbcrcd
and waicrc, would MAKE excellent Market Garden.
Terms liberal
nov 4d5noy c. K. PHELPS. Auctr
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WOOD BOAT WANTED.

WE wish TO buy Immediately good open WOOD BOAT
w CARRYING nj least 20 cords Application may be
Mr.. j. C. baldwin. agent, in Iyuchburg
noy 4--dItSclL e. c. IpR
~ Republican copy.
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Jun" dly
ChOlerl


q SSy~ PERRY pANIS->ia:I ac benefits / have rccc,-
U>R ed from the of yuur lahir Is the Pain
Killer induces me +" pen word :" tliS" Tor IT, Experience,
has convinced me ha FIR Headache indigestion, Pam in the
stomach other at thcS tls
ness, Common Colds, II 1"ny>,. Cholera. Cholera NurbI,,
pLtrf'h in-'nicr. lrtnaci,r, there is nothing
anck Of tn" sick Headache b,
NJ hirt! minutes interval ltII Il hot water am
confident that, through the ti,-is ,ud,
ihc cholera daring tn SIMMER al tsli. travelling heal,
dust toll, change of diet un cpil
atmosphere III! system oa prdspscd 10 ~
thckN accompanied with pam. III mn.cn the IAN killer
hour, or at the most halt day have heard
of Dl sencr! being cured by Pat IA the would
stop the tooachc Gr,tn'e aud dv>I- : use,
has drawn ir'ti me III, Unsolicited c.juuuiI, III
oct :'-ds u. T. iAl loE, III, Minister Of the Gospcl
IN 80 CutGils. pli-, 5raBels N.tina roGp. Wi,oop-
WJS ing Cough, Dis nj !ic Throat and i.t.-.
Pulmonary Ahetiionf"f to t,,i type, iIcki, cared l
That long tried anl faithful rem y, n, NsrtHs BA>iN
MILD tuERHS
says we'll known Ettr;R Hi. j. truly Ba~,,n ana
blessing 10 inNal- II contains pure h,lsanr ruciie
"lld merry! The banaii" properties o Tar and ri L.
ingredients, winch az u11'r er .r ira !rinric ctl-
isS, are all haisa'n and there and
Coughs ODDS tom>uul tom, ahI Brpncl ,aalt- disappear
under lis balSame uHIncs ia cllrilr lrpbl-
u, ~" M l'int h.> ever tiTs ,Al"nd Sit
plishcl 50 much g""i A. tvs rtnaSn"t! IJi-am.'
t,s,sIItr. hk,. February %. iN'A.
Mh'>i'. Nttn W -" LIZ -, h'>Vn Mass.-tienlcmen:
AT the reX'"'toi >"ar lraNeh- :cul give You slate
mcnt Of my cNporienc' IN the Dr. Nstar a-,,n Of
Wild Cherry. hatr l,vt 1'r Two Years my family
for Colds aud Coughs, auI inest cIl, Gus
remedy that have ,N'T uici
For "ugh, aui tonl- IN children kuon il 10 H. ,Nce-
lent medium. l. ,fe.tt.4t, Years.
JnHN II. ElCE.
The genUine srticl always hts H., written Signature OF
BuT1s On the wrac ami = lnr sale h. rtslertaiv Drug
gists every Where.
Prepared by : w FowIE X 90 ro,ro, AMI fur sale. by
{. Pugh, Campbell &. IT, Ia, IN
medicine throughout The cl! @ai ''hltf., ", .2-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

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