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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
CHILMOWEE SPRINGS For SALE,

VNIIE undeFsiyned ConmsaiJeFs appointed By decree
Circuit Court OF smyIh county In the Of B. Ae
o,fers ana Benjamin faticrson and others will on
TUESDAY the 18th day of OozoBER nex being the s
OF tue October Smyth County Court, sell fo
door Of the Court House III Snyth county, 80 haul in
Guiding the celebrated CllILHOWEE 5ULPHUk SPRING,
unsurpassed In Medicinal virtue by any mineral waters In The
State These springs had om TIE earliest setecn, ii
the country great ceny; have effected many REMARKABLE
cures; rcsoted IL by visitors when accommo
daions could be had and doubt moi would be resod to
by hundreds and I0lisailds improved they should be-
They Situated within about mile Of the Virginia Ten
Earoad In the VI Smyth, In tbs valley of The
regions Of the south West railroad Of easy and chtan
grade could be made along level valley, extending from l
Virginia rcnnessec Railroad the SpTnaz Ths sprDy
bold aud capable OF supplying number OF visitors and The
grounds handsome and AFFORD beautiful for building,
extensive establishments Capitalists invited TO "a
anime the property investment speculation presents
great attractions
TEKMs-The sale be on credit Of one two three or
four with interest thereon from and aer
of year The purchasers TO give bond approved w
curly, aad the tile retained till purchase IS paid
BEVERLY Johnson, tComm..,.n...
JAMES W. SIIEfFEl. (NoiDmss"hers
o.. lcllrl
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Bakers Premium Bitters.

N We hope the citizens generally will be ever mindful
W. of this alimporan Family Mcslicinn-one thai Is
invaluable in all climates and IN nil that has per-
formed more rcmarSabo t any other discovered
IA II ra be iikcn 10y all conditions and with perfect
safely that stands unrivael yspcpsa
Gold. aa Coughs, Choc, Nervous Affections Debility
Aguc an fever, ani Nervous Headache. Bakers celebrated
PtsHrn BrrrERs have been manufactured in Riclmond w.
f years past and are highly recommended by PLY sielans AID
others for !'r great virtue. They composed entirely
vegetable Substances AMI therefore entirely ee from all mine
raj ppson When nil other remedies failed, single
Tie has been known to the Of Dyspepsia certified
~ b. tine a!e ko r. Newchls AMI fcycr VIM
H. Gregory, of Heireo, and oers-and cocs dIarrpa
a. hundreds II citizens assert, used great
daring tho prevalence Of the Cholera In Richmond
which Immediately cacked and upricd Nil symptoms OF
that hrri i.c' b. tho OF Bakers PRgNux BirrgRs
i"i ~ on't il there has been dscoy cred
powered ah yet so.ng natarr these BiurA Whc,
are a't administered TO children with the hnppcst result.
he Profcto "f these Diitcrs item known
Throughout he country, and reason will put them T.,
c'unir, merchants and others b, III. Wholesale such prices
I please. All invited 10 try tin, Ditrs und
to Jatse Tor themselves Of their merits.
10 bc hal ' all Druggists in yac.burg and elsewhere In
'rglnia For orders address L. EAkEE, Proprietor,
jlly !S-l&cis Riclnond IN
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Tho New Ovaiar Bed.


This immense bed of oysters is located from
forty to sixty tcot under water, in Long Island
Sound, about three mies north at E,ttnii's Neck,
on Long Island, and nb MT nine or ten miles south
Of the Connecticut shore.
1t is impossible to state with accuracy how
many oysters have AREA IL heea taken, but in
tcligent mea estimlte tho whole nulnl,e" of.
bushels up to the prr-eht time III 2o'oo1. Do
ring the past week nI la. tian 10000 hu ,hcl>s
were taken, and the catch Saturday alone
amounted probably Ia $500 husir Is. One vessel,
managed 10y experience "ystcrni"n. is reported To
have taken 900 I'nslialS in one day AMI Ia have
IAN ed 900 bushels IN tho If II week; and
another is reported H. have taken 3,0Do bushels
since the discovery Tue three four steamers
at work have II decided vantage in mt being
compelled t" rely upon the wind. and their decks
are literally loaded with oysters. Un,n the ic,k
of one steamer per In icca l,uilt. ai. mea were
ut work with whec'harr W.. wheeling the oysters
up apank and dumping them into the pen. All
hands con"ur in sitting that the supply dues not
appear 10 ia'l that though they drelse apparently
over tho same gruund, asail AL Again thcr
dredgcs come u,'as iuil now "A they ,iil the first
day. One bop. provided with eight drcises,
brought up twcn'y-eght bushels at one cro>sin.
of the bel, emptying only tS of their d'eig"s the
econd time.
The oysters from the new submarine FL Dorado
cannot be made available in market in less than
three or E'nr weeks Hlter ti,"v are lug. Tnsy Il q
what oystcrnen generally call 'hamlw'me" oy,-
tiers, being ronn NJ the ell ..e and full. They are
nearly all aloye the nvera - size. beng what
called in markes 'c,unt" nr extra oysters Tic
shells are remarkably thick aud coyr,el with in
crustaiuns, nnl mo of thee ''u!d settlers have
been completely honey-cnlhed 10y wire Worms
Bar. though al rich rr',ini>r externally. they do
MT open wr,l,' beng Thin and p or probably "n
account OF IT," great depth 1t cnnsrq rcnts,hcss
oil the water in whici' they have laid 81 long.
y reWrt IL current nni'ns the uysterme.,, and
generally cred tel. that tho uita VII pteL them
Ia the bed stands ready To shaw them nnntler Of
abput the same cx;enI. Whenever they ready
to pay bis price, nd many even If the Opinion.
that the hht IN If the Sunni is intte.l over it's
extent with "Yster bel. which can be !ounl hy
dill rent search
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Gunsi Guns!! Gunsttt

w arc now ~ receipt Of the largest stock of GUNS We
W nave ever mad I'm, pfeasFe Il exhibiting comprising
" me most celebrated i.ouon en- such Ao,e
10, /" IN 0rs.i er 'eiiyi ~ son. Maatn, Huson, Morme
le"s& Iou,es hanging in price s,m IL 10 sIOo
Asa, pixnns fls aad Shot jars tame ,ags Caps WGds
every h{ necessary complete equipment fur the ne
Ao Colts and shooters Aliens snitis W.ssl,s ana
"sIpe saioon Pistols single barrelIed Pstoia.
ALSO Another stock OF those celebrated kHLxs msnufactu
ior Us aud which have given universal san
'Aceen: Caii and see them. COIHOUNS WILLS,
sept S0.ds n4a ~ q tfsP e-tff So Main Street
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There are o hall d0xoa other members Of the
numerous family Of Virginia Sulphurs, from which
| hare no accurate report, st which there were
ffom ono TO three hundred visitors. This great In
GREASE from year 10 year, Of summer travel 10 the
United States, 10 certainly an interesting subject
for contemplation. II II goes on increasing 10 the
same ratio il has Of late years, 10 will more than
keen pace with oil tho efforts that Be made, on
the part of Hotel keepers and Railroad ompanics,
TO accommodate u.
The Parson. II will be observed. does not give
the total number Of visitors at each place. but on.
1ly the largest number at one tins. We think he
VI underestimate il In some cases--bus assuming
his estimate to be correct. and making allowance
for the other Springs that no does not mention,
and ior Old Point. we may safely say that there
we're ~ least ton thousand people at the different
watering places Of Virginia during the season that
has just passed.
This is an increase upon former years. but 1t is
not an accidental increase. We believe that tho
increase. for every succeeding year, will be steady
and permanent. As long as tho prize Of cotton
keeps up--and we believe it will advance tho
Southern people will flock more and more. every
season. To tho incompatible hygcnic fountains Of
the Old Dominion.
The benefits that will consequently result to
the State, It is almost impossible to estimate Not
alne the pr prietors Of the different Springs will
reap rich harvest. but our railroads will partc-
mate in the general prosperity. Two or three
millions Of dollars . year, left in the mountains Of
Virginia. will, in process Of time. exert the hap
piest influence in promoting tho welfare of the
State aud people.
We have not yet begun To appreciate the value
Of the mincral.water wealth Of Virginia Twenty
years from this timc.we predict. the nounta ms Of
Western Virginia will be swarming with tens Of
thousands of people from all portions and sections
of the IInian
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The Lost BalIoonist Returning.
THE REGION WHERE THE BtLLooN FsLL.
From the Iron Times, Ock,ber l.

THE REGION WHERE THE BiLLooS FgLL
From the Troy Times, Och'ber 4.
A despatch to Nj. LaNiauntain's the Balloon
-ts wife, at late hour last night, stated that
himself and Mr.. Hadiock would arrive in Water
town this morning. We expect Mr.. LaMountan
here tomorrow.
When Inst seen It will be remembered that the
balloon was over the town Of Governor, in ST.
Lawrence county. Mt great height, and travelling
very rapidly, n little East Of North. The same
course, pursued for three hundred miles. would
have brought the voyagers up about one hundred
miles from the opening Of the Ottawa wilderness.
This is Of the most extensive and desolate
wilds in Canada. It covers region Of many hun
drcds of miles, with dense and almost impene-
,rabIe growth. Save where here and there a her
init Indian or lonely lumberman has "a lolge in
the vast wilderness" Or where n clearing has
been made for some hardy band Of wood-cutters,
there is very little humanity to be found in the
woods.
From this region comes much Of the lumber
with which Canada so'liberally supplies the mark
ct. The Ottawa river, which waters this region,
is one Of the largest IN Canada, and at some place.
very wild and rapid stream. 1t separates tho
two provinces. Ottawa City i. one hundred and
twenty-six miles from Montreal, ninety -ive from
Kingston--whencc Lnslountain to have as-
cended last Wedncsiay--nnd sixty from Prescott,
which town the voyasors probably pas-ed through
last night, on their way To WATERFOWL.
Surprising them to have been carried abont
much bv conflicting currents, the voyagers must
have landed in tho Wilderness utut O'clock
the evening ot tie same Thursday tho ascension
was made. lfthat was the case, they were eleven
days in the wilderness. Four of these elapsed be-
fore they found guides, food, any prospect Of
relief from the horrors If their situation; and du-
ring this time they must have suffered fcarfnlly.
OF course, we can only surmse how the balloon
was lost-whehcr by M explosion, rupture af-
Ipscpnt a nl,uut n the Wtn,uS IL will
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G. - Ills quaint! o. srizng hold aud causing The cx.
We pnsi"n q" lrpravei humors s possessed b, other
mi inc lah BstNpRErits iIs. lucy operate only upon
me uesuts ''"i' H. Thai is affected b! the disease In aci,
me >Zr upon i"N hinrrS not lc froI preference
rom ~ ura affinity bee life IN below tho sur
r"ung parts AMI ~hel, settling the throat
.,al Is a"uii ue hroat regpn produces threat,
thr"d plague AMI the ,eaarie anI fever WEno an
% alter Tour OF SIX Als aku is felt peculiar creep,
nag III The ari affected, sort o collecting diseased
hn"fs rei. r expulsion. M lirl weaacns effect can
ever s h iiieir becuus. they upon he aily
paris iaarh carly .lcs prevent all ganic disass Oh how
uo''i' ia s,cNness asc that medicine eSn-
gl's ty disease, and leaves evil chi Sold A,
pr b'a'tths Principal Oiuv, No. 29l Canal Street. New
IvrA. 80, In ~
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EaH Trade.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,

GROCER AND Commission MERCHANT
No. l3l Main ST., Lynchburg, Va
receiving and viii Aeep hand large and well .i.;cl
s1ch oi uh5.rirs staple Dry GJos Woo
h'e!onts, HAS, if,, stei, &C.; which
chd, ffisi or on shon cest and hyiiss alt in
&c h!i ,my aoIls.
iAea hills =! 4il H. Clssimcres Cassiuetts ani r>ys
Negro bdes mnits aI cyrei Bed b.an2elA and IA,
Sole Loa,.er, L..ias and Itatlg Ssils;
frchea nii 1hla,e Gail Sauna, Pegs, Las., &c.
iaiaers lools, ta.ies OL, Lamp Oil anal Ia.i,~
lihsced OIL Lihi ad White Lead, Copa 80, IarnisA
Bellows Vices, Ansils, screw plates fiies
Steel springs, hon Axeis Spi.iiies and Bo..:trs;
liain'sred aai l:oc io,i, lroi ,.,- a ID Dill
tered steel; .fN7S7 s4't - 'f7F7'
Bale Cotton, C,ea o1nabargs Brown ami ..,.,r Cotton
t,;as:
Sugar, Coffee, Molas'cs, syrup, Salt Nails &c, sc.
"i pa! Inc hisics price f0r WoFc Won E1I>. Fct hers,
...fr#. fIv
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sxLB By AUCTION


ia
49, suAI.L, TuEspay, tAe ed da, Of ~ "iF'
On the premiss. al pu1iIe auction sell nv fttN ~,
@@-iainS absak 50 ARA IN the county of cam, t"l
ioanins azs ksbsf<asss, Hn Cough Col NJ Ianfi' as
eher ab5dg fvh ufts from Lynchlurx immedsit " ~ =
James Riser pad kAnawha Canal, and within r., ga H.
yards ~ fhe bouth-sids katroad- About one half "a,
In original growth u good timber, and attached tn al
and fertile ISLAND o. about y Acre. Til. arm is ne.
ID Of the bs. fsrns ID uppsr Virginia The Isnd
well enclosed under snees hiwh state or " Nov
and has about $50 Aers well set In Orchard Cras.
Herds 6rass and CoSef, and good Orchard upon n
provements Brick Dwelling House. with AZ r,. ne In
Kitchen, an overseers House Negro Cabns sab 'nc
Houses whea. Barna Tobacco Barns with an OH on
cary oaiousca Nos, q the improvemeais have been @
built '''ehily
Al the aame time, win sell Is LIKELY NEGROES a..
youns) conssns of Men, womsp Boye and Syirs. ,.s
and NuleS (among bem two fine bfooded Marea nov
BY Red EyeJ Yoke Of Oxen, 10 Mich Cows and Car fl
head Of oshef Cattle 30 head Of Ho (thu Cows ar i
and Devon aud the Hags Chester Bertal,rsl ham
Devon Bull 800 900 barrels OF Corn, with shucks n hs
from same, and Straw Rom 800 busheia OF Whea ID &C.
Drill Thrsshik Machine. Wagons and Hafnes Carr neat
Formation TooiA "'+ aud
TERMS :-One-ffh Of the purchase money FIR The Inn,
required In cash, negotiable satisfactorily enir
four months discount added the residue euus in.
of and yrars bonds with good personal security
interest from date, and title retained purchase
paid The and other properly over $40 viii h
credit OF months negotiable notes tisctory epda
ed interest added ."aofs
would prefer selling The Land Nesrocs Stock Cro,.
together To any one Wishing 70 purchase In way -
gain m.! be given, and upon any ne that reasonable mari
Ar. Willis y. Mays will show the place to any one x,,,
70 see It, ~ "i'aihs
o aa s.asn ne = l''eh'aFs EDWARD cu,sr
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Ocean steamers at Norfolk.

The following extract from u recent letter uf
tho Brussels Correspondent of tho Now York
Herald goes to show, in common with several 9th
er induces Of similar tcnor which have appeared
in different foreign journals within the last six or
eight months that the superior advantages OF
Norfolk for the establishment Of direct CONNER
cial intercourse with Europe arc beginning 10 at
tract the Intention Of foreign merchants aud capi-
talists The more those advantages nre invest.
gated. tho greater, wo are satisfied. will they an
pear In comparison with the capacities of other
Atlantic potts; aud we trust tina. tho attention
now directed towards them may induce such &C.
ton rs viii result in tho establishment of perma-
nent limos of steamships between Norfolk aud Eu.
ropo.
BRussELs. Sept. 18th, 1859.
Tho Belgian Committee 10 prumoto a direct
trade between the Southern Suites of American
and Central Europe has just held an important
meeting. There was very full attendance, and
the question Of forming regular commercial COM
pany under the ne .essary egal and chartered forms
war considered.
The vote was unanimously in favor of form
ing such company. and sn influential Com
mittee appointed To draw up tho regulations,
principles Of responsibility and tho nude Of al.
ADMINISTRATION.
The preliminary capital is fxcd for the present
at ons million francs with which to mako the first
Operation of the company.
The power to increase the capital Of the company
will b incorporated in It's charter.
think may now report with certainty that
tho basis for the lias Of steamers between Ant
lwsrp and fl,e South 10 fully decided upon this
side. The steamers will depart once week from
Antwerp with tho alternate arrivals ut Baltimore
Tor the Chesapeake*) and Charleston. South Caro-
linz. The line IL mostly intended for carving
frsigh. Falmouth, in England. may be mace a
port IT calls going and coming. / here are some
negotiations going on to that effect. .
The great Railroad Companies. having direct
interest in this steam service are, the London and
Southwestern. England: tho Cologne and Antwerp
Belgium; the Great Luxembourg. Belgium, the
baltimore and Ohio. America; and the Charleston
land Memphis and Charleston and Tennessee,
America. The Virginia Railroad interest concen-
ltraling at Norfolk is involved OF necessity in line
LOT European STEAMERS Ia Baltimore, as Norfolk
would Of course bee'ne like Falmouth in Eng
IlanJ) part Ut call.
Ii is believed On lhi. side that in less than two
years. this service will justify semi weekly depar.
lures from Antwerp direct for Amcti,a touchln.
int Falmouth England
NOTES By TIE NORFOLK HERALD.
AMeanng Norfolk, we presume. 1a,.s
/ fYes. and we think that when tho winter black
adsa III Ice in the upper Chesapeake are taken in
ttu view. and tis fact also that $40 ,niles in the
round voyage would he saved ly nj going up that
bay. We str.".ly Of opinion that the Steamers
after one years tfini would make Norfolk their
Headquarters 81 far as the C"v.aleak is CONCERN
-
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lmporiany to ShipnasLers ana Crews

NAA-ID DteiAE w A1At dll0 OTSWS.
n @'NE iwei'y yours since seriously In
S JnrH IN one Of my ips, b, coming contact with
~ - n,d That m! mp has given me great rsuble tas
Tai" ier ai Immediately ioc'.rci bottle ami by u,ns IL
ach's Ia ir 'iecti"ns entirely In about e DAYS
'''f-"''
fln= Il" Importance of having This valuabiv ne icine con
s!H! ~ nv ',rc startling rr Europe Ia Mun. last in Tho
s ii' rom New forA purchased two large ls,,tes 10
t'Nc ann he Waic al AEwcr INV rr,w was attnct
81 MA" 'ry ~rvcc lysonser, gave him Inc Rain ,rr
n'' ~ t'ir'e' aim Ia hurry. = = -" ''
'h my "'' hunt, with onr hun lrei apl sxty.fnr pas
NISn. dii"i'srr'd this valuable rraird, an af, w.t
sN an, a 1T" h'A thrn' getting relief O- lady ,assrn-
Etr IN irtFi'c inr troubled wth bad tn,rhe Il. hch
"r Ni' th'e was sire, ,aving tryub-d " nj, II m,st
m tie true tF told er II sirc remedy a,, 1,ye
"f w, iai Killer which, 10 her SURPRISE did cf.d In. .,rr
sue "' bong s'Sn IN vain fsr. hail s,si c,s,
M e'"r Mas pa IN board ship M, OMEN H. Their, min,
IT, ,e! Tor ',@ tain Killer answered all purposes AL
~ IN ~ si''eeri! recommend 10 utways n
aS" Rod supply OF this valuable n-c, ill lin IN, o,n
u sT NJ Is ~ valuable and convenient 10 .+ In ssc r
pan TO crews sapbuard. - = >'' w '.A.r
Kept l3-its " Wv S"'P AS'"'rc
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NEW GOODS.

WOULD mos rsspecthaly announce to my friends and
thoee trading In LynclbaFg. that prepared ~ sell
them GOODS on a. reasonable terms they In the
Market Ny stock af Domsses large and selected
care have aleo hand large Rsnket Hais shoes
md Boots good stock of GrOoere which determined
" seu how for cash. short time " prompt cnstomers
Please give me a call al Is Bridge street.
at s-dt. ALEX KINNIER
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ALEX. KIENIER.
johnson Watches.

MAIcuzs IN gold snd svsr kunslne cnasa TSs John-
=. ws.ch Y subss.aiiai Livespo vessh ID VIII
causes that render many osf watohes tDablecome
~ NO maa has ever Ngyctted the parckesc a.
ssca who was In pursut d rood tine kecper We
~ NEE Meices q low they b had In Few York
lcsy. md warrant them 10 monihA -" -'~
ocs edts siIvKRrHoRN A M tyr
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To Dyspeptics


90 AND all VIII" .uier The 1o,.ures which this disease
yourselves permanently and speedily by using the OXYGEN
BIrrfes.
The Weekly Nooe4etts of Sept. 49, says;
Dyspepsia IL OF tho prevailing diseases Of our country
This owing both climate and the almost universal habit OF
eating meals loo pd ~ admit VI proper digestion But
In spite of these ADVERSE circumstances this disease when
has become chronic disappears rapidly by the of the Ok
!gcnated Bers which have been found 10 prove inabe
remedy. -..
From the Publisher OF wldeI, circulated Magazine.
BosfOs, July !, 1885,
MESsas W. FowLg l. COL have taken three bottles OF
III" oSysenac BtterS, and have derived great benefit from
iir have been much troubled with Dyspepsia for ses
cn years and found nothing that afforded me any relief until
used the bers most cheerlly recommend them ~ all who
afflicted with this troublesome aud stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, Of the ,Sf1deat aud Sch0oipdte.
From Gen. A. c. DoDIE our Mnlatef 10 SPAIN
lsf WAshnsToN, ID. c. May Is.
DR. GEo. B. GREES-Dear Sir s-Thc OXYGEN nTTERs
with which you Kind farssh have had most
sauiary my troubled with Dyspepsia for
years. during which time tried many remedies but
with any good your Differs in the enjoy
good health and hope and believe, that NIL who
BirrRs wifi and them scrvceable as
have found them.
With high respect, your ob't servant,
Prepared by T. W. FOwLE& Co, BosroS and for sale by
William siro,hcr Co.. nnd John H. seay, Lynchburg T.
G. puh Campbell H. and by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the city and country sept 29-s
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Public Sale.

nN TUEsDAx the ilth day Of October, will sell publicly
Hogs and ca,tle aso good stock Of Farming imp,emen
all the Wheat, straw, OATS and Hay some Housshod ma
Kitchen Furnilare. together with many cvr accs Of ge
utility ny 2 z, y y s'"
TknMs:-For all sums over SO credit Of month, i
bonds and approved security For smaller amounts te ca
will be required.
oct 6dAct11oct JNO H. WINSTON
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Fall Stock of Hardware.

yNE In receipt OF our Fan stock Of II pnw.pr
w whish our friends and nersv ind = varied ai
cheap = nsaal, and ~ which invite their atcntha
sept sQ-ds CoLHOTSs a. WILLS
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Northern Assurance Company.
NJ Ss Morgae street, London, Tor FIRE AND LIFE AS
nkrR sUEANCE at Home and Abroad Established in $50
Incorporated by special Act of Parliament.
The Policies of This Cpmpan. not only guaranteed by
large Capital but also by the unlimited personal responsibility
of noarl! 1883 -,iart ho iers.
A. ALEXANDER.
june s-diy Agent in Lynchburg, Va
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Grover e. Bakers.

N ~ CeLKsnArEp FAMILY sEwIso MAcNsEs 400 Broad
tErg way, New York. and Isl Baltimore Street Baltimore.
4 NEW sTYLE-rIlCE $5t-lGEMMERs - EXTRA
This machine from two ools, purchased from the
store occurring rcwhdng OF thread II Hens Fes Gath
aud ichcs in superior style finishing each by its
operations without the hand needle
plirei machines IL will do and cheaper
ing .ts.;rcss cam If she works for cent
hJdT.
Send Or Il circular Ut DAVIS co.
may 3-ls Agents. Lynchbur9
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e&~ T.. SEABURN', -i.,
No ~ Kria street, Lya6tjarc. T&I
0A New ReGuf, fi,I ~ IT .afi,i IN

. II. ~
Is with pleasure announce 10 the trading community III
Lynehbarg that those prompt anl entertr,sig oatrae.r
Wai. turlc and Nn Burna. cumDieteu INV new .at
spacious having made very nice job AMI nov nm
pleased To inform friends thai, with light ron ani a
alpa st -ntr,ly and u very larry stock of
Bots, oh les G Iteis. dat-, Caps Carpe+- Gags,
Fatisrs, Umbreiias, and otttr cod ~ ag kne
prepared and anxious supply all who wis. with such
goods on yer. reasonable teris heartily cNprrss III, tauks
for liberal patronage in town anl country.
r. SEABrRY
III.