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Pep Went a Weasel.
Another hand in tho Field.

fIsHE sabecrsbes has tsken the stFs rsoensty
Il oecep3ed - = .. Miner, 80 Market stEeet hxs
daaEs soafh fssne sqaAre wAeFe ~ = Fsre1stuE
EsssrAi sssaFtnent Il stapls asd f-ncy Hkf Gtots.
u conneEtion sAA = Arfe sEnCk q tAAf4e AND
SHOES. CItgIHf>k, hAls, htzsALnts Ar a&d besHE
aeeFEaed 70 seeere ls - ths ekEh system, IN
- csarss seli Goo9s re- kzl4li a4saace. lbs oas
pFiee syssszl greatly preferrea = Ca ss eoas -
MS na8fEek
Tae Iass.e re s<spsssfz1g tssssd 70 c.ll and sFy
gks Hfte =; we sAlEk ~ ue4b.e = s1sv Gessas.
a1rSz-si4sS1x y D. klNkAEn
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vAIuABIE HORSE SAVED,

Mr.. S. Itch, Hyde Park, VT, writes:-"That the
horse was considered worthless" (hIs case was
SPAWN ,)buts te' cnhe free of the Mustang
Liniment, have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Lin
iment has been doing wonders up here"
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Spffial notifl's.

THE popularity of the Mexican MussaHE
Liniment is co-extensve with the civilization Oh
the globe Other articles claim TO dreidte pan and
dstress-ths Family Physicians, GsTern-
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this faot'-
throughout the world No article ever before 70
ceived such undivided praise and support from Nod
iral
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weekly Bank Statement.

NV YoRK May I6.--lncrease in loans
SI6O. 900; decrease in specie S9l5,000; de-
crease ia circulation $4,000; decrease in
nett deposits $4,000.
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The ssh volsms ~ saesass ssPoFsa has essa De
passled IA fny oases Zoe estE.esaioa. Ihs csrks q
ths cirrsh Courts u hsadle fsnnsssse are asreey
requested - cal ana rscslss shsm-
nAyf !. P.cl-AkKs Cara.
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400 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

'(ExTRAT,) <'In lifting the kettle from the fire it
became ur manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. II was an
awful sight. The Mustang LinimeDt appeared to ex-
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly. without soreness,
and left no scar ofaccount. Truly yours
CHARLES FOSTER.D
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

REBUILDiNG.-We notice that several Of
our citizens are tearing down their old houses
preparatory to rebuilding new and handsome
residences.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. r. GlaScOck & Co.

- Houses and Lots South Of Broad St, on High ST.;
y 2 do do on College Hill;
20 acres on 6 ,Ilatin pike, miles out;
4 lots on Market street College Hill;
SO acres on the Lebanon pike;
4 lots in Hardin's addition;
is acres on Indi~n creek; (county.)
story business House on Broad street,
IL lot on Carroll street;
ls6 acres on Browns creek;
1000 do with g cd Saw Mil on Marrow Bone;
l lot on Market street
l house and lot on North Cherry street;
do do Summer street.
200 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots on MurfreesbOrO' pike, 4 miles out;
81. acres Of Jefferson street, well improved
100 feet on Hardin's pike, mprovcdi
100 do Bells addition;
AZ acres on Broad street extended, well improved;
fine residence on North College street, No ll2;
! house and lot on Summer street, South Of Ash
do DO McGavock street West Nashville
40 acres on Paradise HiIl, 10 miles out:
brick Store house, Whites creek pike, Edgeheld /;
? lots corner Of College and Demumbrape streets
do No. 80, between Broad anu Demumbrane
= of lot No. los, West Nashville;
2 houses and lots on Demumbrane street, West
e7Is feet on summer between Church and Union;
81 acres On Brick Church pike, "A miles out;
lots Jackson street;
three story brick business house on College ST.
l beautiful residence on the corner Of summer and
Mulberry streets;
! house and lot North College 81. No. lO2;
IS acres Mill Creek, { miles out;
80 do White Creek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above:
100 feet on Cole &c street, extended:
100 OF 200 acres North Of the City, 2k miles out;
1856 do do DO - miles out;
l. lots 2 miles from city Of Memphis
Various lots in West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River'
known the old Stone Fort;
Several lots IA Ewing's addition:
lOIs acres Gallatin pike, miles out;
do Middle franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the FIRST toll gate:
/ house and lot, North Market street;
100 acres in Robertson county, well improved, -
mile west Of the Hopkinsville road:
100 feet Humphreys ST., South Nashville, No.
50and 81;
83It feet summer, bottom Church and Broad
So feet Broad ST.. adjoining shelby Medical Col
lege.
lots new Franklin Pike, at the mouth Of Rail-
road Tunnel;
Several lots in Bang and Roberts addition, Edge
Held;
house and lot corner Of Robson and Father
land, Edgeheld;
house and lot on McLemore, between Church
and Broad.
may4-tf p. r. GLASCOCk co.
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ss-we are authorized 10 snaosucs riios. Z sAVN
ptass as candidate for he eass Of coansy trustee
Il Dassasoa County a. the slesliea - be hsh IA
a.,.h. isso aps1o-td
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ChilNren's Panacea,

Prepared by the Grefenburg Company.
The worth Of this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, never be forth IN words, but il
be felt and appreciated by mothers whose children
have been suatched from death by its use.
The celebrated Dir. Williams who has devoted a
life TO study has anal wed this remedy and says the
Grafenberg Children's Panac"a is compounded with
especial reference to the immature state of the
ner yes blood vessels glands and bones Of the childs
body. Should a mother neglect TO provide herself
with this invaluable remedy, she may chance to be-
hold death claim her children and have no one TO
blame but herself. 1t is certain for all dis
eases of childhood and receives as il deserves uni
versal appreciation Dir Martin, of South Carolina,
saws - IL is the best general medicine for infants
that ever saw" DR.. Watts, of New York writes ::
"In all diseases caused by teething il is certain
remedy" Dr. Colson, of Indiana, says: d" In cases
of Group have US 1t with marked success, also in
Measles fevers from teethng, diarrh9a painsin the
stomach, bowels, &C. l should be guilty of great
neglect did recommend itin the highest terms
&C. Fifty cents per bottle with full directions.
ALEX. MACKENZIE
mayo Agent Graf Co.
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we are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL. =.
AaESx candidates ia coansy Trustee Al shs aex
u.reh slectisn. ARrls-td
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reurth congre..,onai pistrtet.

We are Authorised 20 &atosnss ". D. stoAEsi u
D~KaIs, eAsdi4ats lss C~aErsss in The fOartn Goa
..,..,s...a I..s.s ssAr1s-Ga
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ItaIinusin New York.

EIhIInhs III Now OThs
New YORK, May l6.--The Italians have
called a meeting for tomorrow to second the
movements for Italian freedom.
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RHEUMATISM.

Of years standing, has been totally cured Pi1Hss
Ulcers, Tumors Running Sores. Scrofula, Stir JOINTS
FelcDs, Swellings Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps Nsu'
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains uInnl
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FOR SALE.

T have four good house servants for sale that are
i well qualified, ALSO good seAmstress, al No.
80 Cedar street; X }. LfLkS.
apr2.-tf.
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PuBHc. Speaking.

The candidates for Congress. Col. ROBERT
HArroN and Hon. CHARLES READY will ad-
dress the people of the 5th District at the
following times and places:
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Death Of Capt Paige.
River News.

ST. LOUIS, May l6.-Capt. George IL
Paige, of Camp Floyd, is dead.
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HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

such Ring bone, GALL Scratches SPAWN Poll Evil
Sweeney, Hoof-ail, &c, are subdued and cured
hvt h.
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The Selling Qualities of Berhavess
Holland Bitters.

QUEBEc, CASAnA.
We have no doubt it will sell well here. Send
one gross. JOHN MUSSON & co.
MONTREAL, CANADA.
Send us 2 gross Berhave's Holland Bitters. We
want medicine of this kind in our market.
JOHN BIRKS CO., Medical Hall.
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
There is quite ready sale here for your Boerhave's
Holland Bitters VIM II. WOLFF,
per II. B. PEARSON.
wEILsBURG, Va, Nov l, 1856
Send me another box, 3 dozen, BIerhave's Holland
Btters II taking the lead here Of all other Btters
WM II. KIRKER.
YORK, PA, Feb'y 4, 1857.
Please send US, per express, 6 dozen Berhave's
Holland Bitters. We are entirely out.
may3-lw c. A MORRIS co.
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LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.

DO you WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
Your
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETITES
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNSTITU-
TIONf
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL wEILf
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS
DO YOU WANT ENERGYf
DO YOU WANT TO 81 EEP WELLf
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
INGf
If you do Roefand's German BitteTs, prepared
by DR.. C. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia,
and sold by druggists and store keepers throughout
the United States. Canadas West Indies, and South
America, at as cents per bottle. may4-1m
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Sick Babies Wanted.

TINE numerous deaths among young children,
! show thai the powerful medicine usually pres
ribbed for them not suited for their weakly cond
ion. The best Febrifuge in the world for children
rom one day TO five wears old is the
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Fi.asy, } N Sabie.i, Wr Wren. de- W h fin'iips, 4
Branch Suble,t, Vim Z Royal, Willis Dame q 9
Norman. E G Leigh, VIM II Sublett, J 5 Sub.eti,
VIM C Scott, p J Haskins, wa Murray, ohas Carter
Lee, John WatAi ms, A Cox.
Pittsyiy.nis-vincent Witcher. Jno Keen, A s Blu
ford. Thos p Atkinson, G 7 pac-, Thos D Nc1', Ahner
Anderson. r 7 Keen, Benjamin Estees, D 7 Harvey.
We Wifcher, Wyatt A Lowell, VIM NJ Tarpley, J d
Lowry, Saml Berger, ) II Holland, WIN Ayres.
Prince Edward Henry Stohet,
Prince Georgia. Bryant. YIN Il Boden, VIM +
Boden, " Simmons. J Avery, + \ Marks, II W liar-
rison. VI Gillian, W Griffith. r q Dunn, Eimonds
Gee, { Friend, Mr. Baylor, Jao Avery, X " Hobbs,
u Harrison.
Prince William -Jno II Hammiil.
E.. Pulaski-B F Wysor.
Raleigh-Wm Ii Mcfarland, Eo Riisway, alter
mates.
Rappnhannock-Col Charles Green, Capt VIM
Walden, Johu " Ynneey, I & Skinner, J & Lane.
Roane-John J jackson, Ro Ridgway, a J Crane
altrrnalcs.
Ri,chie-J b Blair of Wood, Ro Ridgway, al's.
Rockhridge-IIugh barclay. Thos Wilson, Andrew
Patterson, J K McSutt, Alex Men Glasgow, Jno X
Guy. Jno Gio,on, Vim Frn1i'r, Alphonso, SIN IL,
Jas Crnmplon jr, 2 ] White, : M" VanderSlire, j
5 MtNntt.
Roekineham-Dr & X Gi!mer. Richard 1nnzy' {
II Lewis, } + Lewis.
Richmond County, Wexford, Henry \ lasIo''
VIM I Harris, " q Smith.
Russcll-R N Field.
Richmond City-(o0 delegates n'mes omitted
Sm,ih-F G Pierson, NJ L Watso"
Southamptdh-C U~rquhRtt, II u Ps'ts' lhos II
prc,low, A b UrquhHrt, VIM II Summerrell, ana IL
Others.
Spotsylvonia and Observation-Disclosures \ Boggs,
] Harrison Kelley, J NJ Harrow, jesse White, } Rowe
VIM b Cole, A Alexander Little, } W Slaughter. Geo
i Chew, DR. + Hancock, Hancock, n J Hancock, DR.
FP Wexford. Jno T Coleman.
Staford-N W Ford, John obannon, Vim Pallock.
jr, Vim 7 Patton John H Skinker.
Sarry-Jno II Hankins, Dir james Wilson, George
II w, VI h-t
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r

On the 25th of January, 1859, by the Rev. VIM.
c.. Blount, of the NJ. +. Church, South, Mr.. Ron
ERT b. Mitchell, and Miss WILLIE G. MooRN.S,
daughter of Lodowick Norman, Esq, all of Bed
ford county, Va.
On the 9th of January, 1859, by the same, Mr..
ARCHIBALD A. Roy and Miss MARTHA SHREwsGu-
RY, all Of Bedford county, Va.
On the llth of January, 1859, by the Rev. Geo.
w. Leftwich. Mr.. b. NJ. CAIlAGHAN, and Miss
MARY JANE, daughter Of W.P. Bilbro, Esq, allof
Bedford county, Va.
On Thursday. February Sd, 1863, Mt the resi-
idence of the brides father. by the Rev. William
4. Hatcher. Mr.. EDWARD &. CARNI3Ax and Miss
MARY A.. RUsHER, all of Bedford county, Va.
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Jos. G. GRIswoL

We regret to learn that II disease called the
.black tongue' is prevailing in some portions of
Franklin county, which has proved fatal in many
cases. We are informed that scorcheu tow satu-
rated with sweet oil and spirits of turpen.inc, han
daged around the throat in the early stages OF the
disease, will arrest its further progress.-Be!toff
Sentinel.
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NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETING.-Thcrc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at IL o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
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0uR MU-sGAs. TaaHND,

4 WEEKLY pubfles joH of Shaes Muak.H su,t,ble fr t1o
n nlavnrs md singers az the Home sirse, aad consisting ~
.tsteet pag'- ~ folio size stitched IN o haadsome cover Il
fsifains nil the popular lar-sa NJ tho dayj arrnn sefn~-' from
the nast fns rite operas senss, aongA 6Anads, airs. Re. IA
aenaiant supply If every thira that ths Dsyabaf taste demands;
never to" d firult. aiwa, q Instructive, - sver fresh and do
fghtul
TIE t,vor with which oun MUslcAg FRIEND has i,een
F"'l,e nv the puhhc. and tho cetnsnsN nstsss ~ has " m from
he ft"sa ara guarantees ~ Its werfhs u Wosk 80 etolt, at
'nrai" hnd "i'fsn'. dots net esi.t In ssy ssher tounfry. Tie
-, nt i"as, twenty fumes what n -os In Oar Musical p Friend
far'.iy AND eScellcncr Gre secared by sabecss6ing to 4 period.
al So .t'ap ard much uoeded Pieces ~ tho following CON.
user -4Ht' iipeafrI N the first ten nsmbers Inc names
p"ak To- tbctns,ly.s Mozari, = Lover, Wenentein. Meyer.
l"rr. fiNtnw, Bnrt muller. y. Schubert Verdi. Donizett,
Sirsu'e Mas,fd ThalborR, na e. RQssiuL J. weber, Kuckso.
Speyci AT, u. A Macrartt n, Bclnnt II. Smart, AAcicr.
Crouch I'hltcrt, bishop, Aaber, rae4lslld, L.indpalnter, Bee.
sfnv"n Sc. &c All these pieces so wfthis the range Of or
IN ~ ! t'y'fs aud singars aud ar Invariably shsracteriseiby
delicious IA lely and easy aceompnninentA
pHR A~USfcIL
Stuhll.i' j weekly, prco 10 eeuis. and may Ia ordered from
any bool Ne lcf or periodical desle. II VII be sent direct from
,lr ofher n publication Mt tho following rates yearly Is
half yea - 10 Club, . copies. ga; 8 csplss e26. 10 copies
$40 Per l"ai same rates for half year. No subscription taken
tor icss lan u months pay abs In advance
omre II Oar Musical Friend" u Hraakfort Street, New
York. G.. D. EYNOC a co
jan y dlnsrlawfarlmtfl rrnpr,f tors
uDOs ET CUTLERY! Peahss Saslery. ~
n Opeur1. " thin the pnsi week, q very large and beautiful
Z, s'ortnrn. "i POCKET CUTLERY. embracing the mos.
choice pstiarns and celebrated manufacturer. In Errlaud.
\. NJ. SIMPSON,
inn NJ IL Sign at the Inch.
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AT A MEETING OF THE ALUMNI Of the College Of
William and Mary, resident in Williamsburg,
held OH Wednesday, Feb. 9th, the following reso-
~lutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, in the opinion of this meeting, the late
disastrous calamity which has belallcn the College
of William and Mary, 30 far from interrnrtinG.
necessarily. the proposed Anniversary celebration,
on the 10Th inst, only renders the OCCASION still
more interesting as a momentous era in the histo-
nv of the institution. and invests our Alma Mater
with a still higher claim upon the sympathy and
fidelity of her sons.
Resolved, That the Celebration shall be held as
proposed, with only such changes in the arrange
ments. as may, in the opinion of the Committee
be rendered necessary and proper, in view of the
late calamity.
Resolved, That the Alumni and the friends Of
the institution, generally, be, and hereby are ur-
gently requested, in view of the now peculiar in
terest and critical importance of the occasion, to
attend the proposed celebration:
RO. SAUNDERS, Chairman.
Jos. G. GRIswoLD. Secretary.
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NOTIONS.

AUX Warehouse, which we built expressly for our own use,
u contains ak loors. ca, h 10 y 100 feet, aud tho large stock
aud extensive assortment which we keep, requires its entire
~cnp,mry. No house Ia any OF HE Northern Cities, jobbing
goods e. the country, can present til" same conhirri advah'
u gus To- tho country merchant IA our stock IA not only Largo
hni ob,aincd upon conditions which Will defy competition.
We contract with the Manufacturers for all tn" American
articles We soil, and scud a buyer to Europe regularly twice a
wear. To select our Foreign goods. Wa are enabled thereby to
offer great advantages In prices, as well AS ;" get up n stock Mt
all times rcplete with the newest aud most desirable goods
Merchants la good credit are invited 10 examine our stock
whrn they next visit baltimore. aud they VIII promote their
own interest by doing 81.
Ordor, by mail carefully executed Wien accompanied by sat
Isfac,fry references. feb 5d3w.
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Gsay- CLERKsHIr OF THE HusrINGs CouRr.-I rc-
announce myself Il candidate for The "tiro of CLERK
OF the Hastings Court, Of the city of Lynchb"rs
ian 5dtdMr, VIM. NJ. SENtpl.E.
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n AM AGENT Fob ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
OF the Railroad from L%ynchburg to Knoxville all of them
having a large circulation among the people of South western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
nag ADVERTISE AND E RICH ESD
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS
NEW ERA Floyd Court House, Va.
VIRGINIA N TENNESSEE NEWS, I prio,ol
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS,
BROWEL0W'S KNOXVILLE fTenn.> WIG.
INDICATOR. Jonesborough Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Greeneviile, Tennessee.
RELIGIOUS IN~TELLIGENCER Morristown, Tenn.
G GAzETT STAR Lexington va.
R RHMaSHAT' ,A1lnsdon,v.
SENTINEL: Liberty, Va.
DEMOCRAT,
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, We.
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythe co, Va.
Virginia PATRIOT, Independence, araysonco. va
V VaMpGSA WiarG. F.ncastle. Va.
STAR AND IERALD. Christiansburp, Va.
WWvvrHEviLiLE TrINMLEss''nAih Wytheville. Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union, Monroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeffersonvi.e, Tazewell county, Va.
R REprsTfei }DAnville, Va.
THE SOUTH. WEST" Pearisburg, Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria. Va,
Persons wishing to advertise In any of the above papers. will
6nd it to THEIR INTEREST 10 cali on Ne at the Office of the
Iynchlurg Virgininn, UP STAIRS, where contracts will he
made. and Advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
yS1I will also receive and forwa ard advertising to any papef
an Ike United States. A. WADDILf.
septiata Foreman VirRinian Office.
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D1ssoLUTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.

NkW CONCRRN.-We have this dsy, s--e-
~ siatrl ouis Ives together. fnr Tho purpe.r of iring a Gsa-
ra! drev ~ and Commisass BssiHtss, under the At, lie and firm
of NoM LIN y AURRELi. aud have ,akcn tho heuse lately
occupied by Nav In & Alexander, Main 81. Lynchhnrg, "a, NJ
" "pros,s the cid stand - Mnrrrtt \ S,fntten W. " Hi k"c'
constantly on hand a general ns lrinest ef GiluGERlFS,
LIQUORS. SfAfLE DRY GOODS. aud IN fact. every Mfi
81" usually Kept IN snct, an Embellishments which we will sell
'h"aI tat tasii or t. panetusl cusianiris ~ short tiu' w"
VIII CIV" "ni prTsbnai a teptiou to Tho ale OF Bason asd ara,
aHd all stEasai tpaHpy Iradses Our long experience N TN
snness all Civ us many advantage. ani hy prompt AMI i@i
sihai att fHiut te ha-int>s. we h"te Ia re- civ" "a itsUttt shf ~
OF lattaUa4t t.n uur ohl lti,nds aud the tltie ErHrftts
assuring thrin that 10 ,nnrI shall be spared - rloi-o IT, A.
who naaN iatur us With thsir patronage.
VI II aN11N.
Iaio of tn, hrn ct Nnwid a AlaN amirt
Hos 4 Mt kNbiia
late 81 the firm ct Marcel y STRATUM
IfNrFrIEa. January ikt lrp
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HANDSOME DIvIpEND.-lt viii be seen from an
advertisement in another column, that the Lynch
burg Gas Company have declared n semi-annnai
dividend of FIVE per cent. for the six months end
ing. december 3lst. This an, onncement is the
highest compliment that coull be paid to the in
tegrity and efficiency of the officers of the Com
Dany.
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HISCFLLAHNUUB
CITY

FHis Hotel b. Situated NJ lie sypsr esA Of Nam Stirred. ror
I b.snty Of siinatboa spa prospect, f6r purity u air and
eieaHitnssa. ~ squsied by ncss m tAs NJ. eArrisres will
sr In sticndan's 10 eeavsy pssstafsvs ~ md ftsnn the cars
and boats saf fzsH 9as
ne stable 10 IN good order. y IN \ esed osfer and eonve
a'"nt u The Motel We are rr~rafed N sr-cnn nosia's ell that
may raii' with the Lost thai can be proepfs6L
JoHN v. HkwKIN Proprietor.
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every .tHttt,i rHuai" thch interest," ith.tal cash a.Nlnc's
maIc ia oarituntuts In hand tor Sal'
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A MEXICAN H AND
u f9FA4 FRS IN Gnaio from Jarvis l..
a.nd. in the Pacific Ocean, containing 81 per Get Of Phosrhates
and Sulphates Of Linz, and he M S. valuable fertilizer Kno~n,
d offered for sale In large or small quantities, at about two
thirds the price OF Peruvian. For fall information and par
ri,ulars, address Z y MahsnALh
President Of the American tiuano Company.
feb dGclw'. ca WILLIAM STREET, SLW iohk-
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Gay am n candidate for reelection to til,
Clerkship Of the Court of Hastings. for this city.
jan 1 dtdofe JAMES ZEN AGII-
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name It - ,.n,.iu ~ II b. used nn'v In Il sing nr the sam
Those H. lelt,a Ia the carrrin are respectfully t'4ucstod -
settle q et ,cserirs. . II - very iHiurtabt that tha husin"ss
shouta "a ,a - A. s,on a. praetranic ". tahat his'sratw
In ictutn.un snctrr ~ ank. to our tti.ntis Hrj II" pn, t, { =
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Candidates for City Sergeant

B=a.- CRY SERGEANT.-At the so icitatior of my
{ lends. | announce myself a candidate fer the ofirt Il Cay
Sergeant. at the ensuing Spring election.
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