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Anecdote Of English lawyer.

q
Lord Th,irow was famous for the roghnsss and
brutality OF his manners qualities in which is was
hard to be excclled. On one occasion, howsvsr, hs
met his match. The story goes: sd
One day he was sitting In his private room 10
hear some application at the time the Lords we're
assembling in their house. Being nnabls 70 com
mance business without their speaker. they disirsd
Mr. Quarmc. deputy usher Of the Black Rod, 70
go to thu Chancellor aud tell him the Lords were
assembling Mr.. Quarms went and dsliyersd
his message. "Umph,' was the only reply which
the Chancellor vouchssfed. The deputy usher re-
turned to tho house; some time passed and Lord
fhurlow did not make his rpearance. "A peer
went down to Mr.. Quarmo and begged him 10 70
and tell the Chancellor plainly that the Lords were
waiting for him. and that tho hour sppointed for
the house meeting had long passed, and that they
could wait no longer. Tho deputy retained TO
the Chancellor, and, with some emphasis, repeat.
cd tho message with which ho was charged. The
Chancellor dcigned no other reply than his sccus-
toned growl. but my lord, said Qnarme. with
solno warmth, i must have your lordship's an.
swcr The Lords are waiting!' 'D--n the Lords
sad Thurlow quickly, fixing q look Of rage on the
usher. You may d-n the Lords as much ~ you
like exclaimed tho undaunted official, but I'm
were yon twenty times Chancellor, II yon shalt
d--n mel' The Chancellor gased with assonish-
ment at Qunrme e--the audacity Of u mere servant
ol tho house thus boarding its che!, excited his
amanement. Al length his features expanded
into II smile and rising from his chair. he er-
claimed, by toye, you nre bold fellow
como aud dine with mo Tomorrow And "
will replied Quarme. with WHOM, ever after, the
Chancellor continued on terms Of friendship."
The following anccdote of Sir Albert 'peil Il
worth giving. Mud may perhaps Apply 70 some
verbose practitioners at tho presenS day. .3.fs
"Sir Albert Pcll was another instance ef q
successful advocate who never 'trod the primrose
paths of 6owery speech. lilo was famous, viola
ting eycry rule Of grammar and pronunciation
when ho opened his mouth. Verbose and prnlix.
he yet succeeded in getting verdiots.. and lis ss-
crct may be lcarnt from this anecdQtA A gentle
man, who happened to be in the room with him
in an important cause in the noighbdshood, made
some slight alluson TO the tautolofpus speech
which the learned counsel had delivered. Psll
Immediately acknowledged the Justices Of the csn-
sure. Il certainty was confoundedly long, he
snid but did You observe the foreman, a heavy
looking fellow in yellow waistooat.s No more
than ono idea could ever stay in his thick hesdlnt
n time, and resolved that mno should be that
one; no hammered on till I saw by his eyes That
hc had got it. DO you think cared - whit
you young critics might say Lord BroaGham
used to say of Polls styso Of speaking. that ifidI
not eioqneacc it wins pelioquence, and deserv-
cd to have n chapter in books Of rhetoric to it,
self" .7ssA g .
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Daily a'ir9inian.
Colona Territory.

There is n good reason to expect that Congress
will Mt once organize new Territory. embracing
tho Kansas and Nebraska gold regions The
name proposed for this Territory Ia Colona. Ills
I" be taken chiefly from Kansas, hut partly also
from New Mexico. Utah aud Nebraska and will
contain about l22. 900 square miles. The present
population IL but snnll. but before the meeting Of
tho next Congress it is likely to be quite largo,
mud will speedily 70 up. if tho gold excitement,
continues, to 100000. In any event, this Terri
tory is sure to be early settled by thriving pop
uation
Tho natural advantages Of the country in ques-
ton ARE great. Its temperature in summer, ac-
cordng to the isothermnl lines, as indicated by
tho most recent scientific observations is tho
same NJ TINT Of South Carolina and in winter si-
milar to that of Delaware. Tho mean tempera.
ture through the year about the same M TINT Of
the latter State. The absence of moisture aud
tho mountain mir will rcnder the summer heat
very much marc cndurable than in damper eli
mates,
The raising Of Hooks and herds after the pasto-
raj modes of many portions Of tho Eastern ltemis-
phere is likely t. he introduced in this cminontly
favorable region. Cattle nnd sheep il these re-
ports M to climate can hc relied on will require
liuc feeding during the winter. They will have
the mou tain sides OF summer grnznr and tho
valrs or hounllcSs plains Eastward, for tie win.
ter. Tho PLAINS have long since attracted good
deal OF notice. ~ th" probable scene or III
ter. Of an extensive Development of pastoral hus-
handrS. between the mountains aud thc settled
portions Of Kansas, the immense rc.iou, once set
down nS II desert, is now we'll known to be ncith-
rr sterile nor uninhahltahlc but fitted It. sustain
Il milton Of Shepherds vastly superior to those Of
ASIA, IN the earlier periods of humnn history -
The settlement of ''t"lona" will Of course have
tendency tn hnStcn the occupation OF some portion
II the Plains
Whether, therefore, goll digginss becomes an
generally profitable ns IA ullornia or not there
IN reason TO believe that the tides of emigration
which will set strongly in that direction for tho
year tn come. will result in The permanent occupa
t,"n "Ta large tract near the base of tho noun
tains, Attending an important point for the over
lard trnnc'and business to the Pacific Cn Ga
yftff
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The WORD CoINcIprNcs.-M. II. c., Of Ann
-Arbor, writes: :,
'.In one of the recent lectures delivered by Hon
George P. Marsh on the English language, it il.
said that the lecturer named among words which
have suddenly started into use, coincidence, rs
introduced by the circumstance of the deaths Of
Adams and Jefferson on the same Fourth Of July,
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Vol. 7--.NO lac.

1876 In .lohnson's dictionary ppbaished + 1855.
the word coincidence is found. meaine tsonour-
renee AN edition Of Shsrilans dictionary.
which We havo also copsulted, reuubIished IN
Philadelphia. 1885, lSheridan died In 1851 the
word OCCURS with tho same definition .ooncurrencs.
and, M might he expected, Walker gives it b like
rendering. If one had time to look it up, no doubt
the word in tho modern application might be found
in tho English classic" = b. stsa
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They ore talking Of using camels Cor general
labor in Virginia. As they are adapted tocarry
heavy burdens, presume they would be abb
to sustain tho weight of Gov. Wfse's i,cohsisten-
cies, Though they ght find 1t eaSier to 90 through
the eye of IL needc.-Lou. Journal. i ~ 5f l.
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ANE,DorE OF j pGE BRLcK KEN RIpsE.--Likam most
men Of genius the ln'o Judge breckenridge was
distinguished by many striking peculiarites. lie
those 10 do every thing in a manner to please him
self, without caring for the observation Of others.
When he resided ut Pittsburgh he was in the prac-
tice Of going every morning during the summer to
bathe in the Allegheny; and in order TO save time
and trouble in undressing he walked to the river
with no other habiliments than his cloak and slip
ycrs. One of those votarics of humor who are to
be found in almost every part Of the country took
IT into hs boad to have q lItto fun at the learned
gen'emen's EXPENSE and, one morning just US he
had set "ut to indulge in his customary dip, the
wag hired an Irish laborer who was passing by to
keep watch upon the unfortunate gentleman, ;,
telling Pat that he was ltls out of his mind ,and
that bis friends feared he intended to make away
with himself. On walks the Judge, and close ai-
ter his heels, his newly engaged keeper. OFF goes
the old cloak; and, just rs tho supposed maniac
was about taking the dreadful leap, his faithful
guardian seizes him firmly by the arm exelaiming
Och, no. so fast my gay follow You shan't COM
nit great a sin this time If Paddy Malone can
help 1T. - Aud sticking fast to the wenderingee
centric, he replacedl his cloak and slippers: and
led him in safety to the iotel.-- !iarrers 4lasa-
zine.
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FRANCIS b. DEANE Jr., x BOM,
LYNCHBJRH. VIRGINIA. a fao1t

MANI AcTuRERs OF =. IL = a. ,
CHILLED RA0LHOAW OAWW08kSsH
suNIEY prepared To execute Promptly oraers 70
II their WHEELS, made esclnspet Of AZ As'f tfr
giaia Cold NJ st Charcoal PtS. 'f5st f- ID :
JOHN r. MCDANIEL ESQ., president vIrsinIs and Tsa
Ram Dad Co. a..ssy-z. .
EDWARD H. GILL Esq, Superintendent Pste7ours ana
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq. Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad Co .,. v.,~,,,. .na
Tennessee Ra,ruad Go.
MI ARCiIBALD PAE, Msehinisi Virginia csntrai
JnsEpn r. ANDERSON. Esq. Richmond. Va. 4 81
M.ssrs MORRISS, TANNER 4 CO.. do ..4v.<
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq. PressdsnsA Nerssw - reA
eIs1Iff WfIaM M1moSE Esq Chief Engineer srsk ssas
fe9ls"u'I feamAW IDENMEAD ESQ., Baltimore Md. az A'
3 WV ATT q Co Charleston y. O.. aNxz Ea8 lsasf4sQ
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON, Esq- Mobile, AlA al
WILLIAM IT, SWAN Esq, Kn"xvHie, Tennsl ssts tnfS
GENEaAL !AaKs1S ,ns M1HTyfy F;TS;sftc :
amer be conducted by sbesss uus th4eyn F.a
DEANE JR. SON n DEANS -.
ap l5-e2taws r nssAeWNS OnMM1. ---ev
uNEsuRA REE RAMlAYs. HgAA R&NC8A
u FOR SALE ish 10 sell my FAMILY RE9E1
DENCE Franklin HILL beine sheaAmc tAhA 1pnfeefpe4s
VIM Clavey. The House contains rooms pciadink oase
nents There Ia good Kitchen, With srsohes sssncss h~
and good We'll Esssy thing Is in sxeeisat gsdss Il W.
sell on accommodating and tune Or W
uther pyoperty = 2 ~ fsE Wx. A. lll1n:saks
dec 30 dSwl - - on l tho R..is R....li.ss,,ss
CAihLs IL s,s,. CN GLASS q "~''A toR sARaAmeaai mi
i ffss+ s+fks
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EAGMER.-A large lot of Upper Leather,
d,c Is ~ rKANKLIN BROTHER.
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DEAD wmATsMAK>pEAnE rA.s.

DEAD WHAT TsNAK>PEARE sAiS;
nH GOOD PltTt RES
If II were W, ii done when lis done:
Then II were we'll, IL were done quickly -&dhsErdre
So II wi-h II ncp daaf ia a snjfTtor
Youil fad 1t Yuickiy dOne and ntH dORc by lANNrk.
n :. TANNER co,
Main Street, , doors from iip pdge Street
L>nchhurg. Va.
La ics and Gcntieren cordially invited " "nr FOR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens II ihpt graphs
Ambrovpes McainotyPes, sc, A..
Also. the beautiful PATEN LEATHER Pltl RI Which
is convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather and enclosed beau
ul al the very low prices from 30 cents to ="
A and beautiful Cases tiUd uck"tT Nc"
daous, L"cket Rng1 Breastpus, Keys seals &C. III great
variety, just received
A fresh supply of the best Material in the country.
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Erysipelu-. set 0fuIn. Ning's EyIi, Eetucr 1u-
Anf md mi lkhrAh

From . I'r" rItne No ,h6bf of 81 Lohis, F,b T. 1870
DR. aYEKionr l- hte ia" paragon "f all that ia great
In melrn 1hey have little daughter Of nlcer"us
s,os apon he hds and feet that had proved nrufahc Tor
yeHrs He mfh had hn'n long ..vously afflicted with
bntrt,s an Hpls On her skin an1 In her hair After
child tu sao also tiiel Pills. and they hay" cured
her ASA MDIsiiNljtiE.
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.J. MATTHIAS e co, n
~ MAIN ST, LYNcfBURo va.
MTrrJNCpv ANN IA uCv crnur =

XXyE again a the attention Of friends hs public
w 10 our stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. con.
ssiing In part of BONNErS of nil kinds M1SS AND BOYS
HATS, Ribbons, WEKS, FEATHEI,a, HEAD.
DRESSES, DRESS AND MOHAIR CABS, FASCY HAIR
PlSS. CLOA X \, SHAWIS, LACE GOODS. 'HOC4s
SKIRTS and elegant lot of FuHs from six fpriy
dollars n aett FRONT SIDE AND BACK HAIR BRAIDS
KID GLOVES HAIR BRUSHES AND COMDS SOAPS
AND PERFUMERIES. JETT ORNAMENTS With . varie-
~ of articles too numerous to mention
To IiepairinR done at short notice aud In good
VIZ respectfully invite attention tn examinations Of ouf
attack bal'vo Ill with
Variety style and .heapness buy goOds the moAt
favorable terms Please call and Examine FOR yourseavss and
bt iueed OF tho fact.
scptrl.s IUouriay Im--B0n .
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JOHN s. LASGHORNE


i STYIE-f have his day received lot of NEW SfYIE
CIoAKS, RAGLANDS ANH CIRCULAR CLOAkS, Which
M. d., lriy elegant in style have be
fore consignment from me oi
New York, and am advised I" ASK lorcr
original which is ali that for them.
ANY one ,cjng them will they decidedly the
goods ver offered In th. market
have another # those hnnd'ome md In
deed fine BDNNETS, sell at - ~ and - the
lime ei cheap goods just before the year. Come and
viii see. he prasrj. and will buy
hal mention thu Black Brown. Flush and
Roasrr FLATS for gr4 aud FtHN "f cvttv variety and
ZtpIIYR CAPES AND HOODS r girls and b"ys uf any
AID size" n f.N''i'i'l''N'.
nov 2, DIS At Kylr'+ Corner. I.vnrhhurg Va.
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BY CHARLES ". BUTTON.
I ERk

1ERMr
Tt..YIRsIN. " published ally al So. md rweekya
r. ,er anuum III aavsrtr weekly Al 81, nvadab IN al
,,-. n,hrgytc whit chsfge IN al cases. ~ pap
a., 1T iiscnniinrei xeitat tn hpun OF the fr"pfeor
,,, / a. ,rr.araye. shall have h, en- raii =.
inserted tor aocents per sqnareof
Ia less 10, the and i1A cts tor each con
unless form weekly and then ~cts
~ nnnr, i'll charged ach Insertion " The nunibtrot
m nn- be not marked the MS. will h. publishedt
A r 4 nu' and charge according
H.. HEAEIS .ATi : ARE
Qrsrr,
d. I'll" ...................''.. '..'.''''''' .V -.
forore do weekly. .....'..'''
t,rt do y
r A!v.rser,ents attended both papers suheett"Hpe
oIIlat.
Annual ivrrtisers will he limited to their lnme"s'e
h or the Advertisements charged at transient ra'es
m "er advertisements appear in the daily and tn
arly papers. .,.h,,,... .r.cber,.s
y; obituary notices which exeeede'eh'''he' "'e'k
,..T1y for tho
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE,
!. .t,flUsy Z

FnNIE fourth OF this institution VIII commeore
h o the 18Th september.
The the hcnlthcst aud mos accessible in
south; and the study, both Classical anu
Scientific equal to that Of the best American colleges
Military Iepartm, will be ,lirl"uty maintained un
der the Mr.. j H. Blank"n-iP dna" 81 the Nlr
Military Institute, and connected with the
Indr, Coast survey,
The sere,a professors Will have exclusive charge of the
Grammar School, ich men VIII be thoroughly pre-
pared ior college or business
Fac D. = ".
ROBERT l.. BKoCkEIT, Fresid'nt, Pr"fess'r of Natn
raj SUi'n""
LY,ultGus q MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor of Latin and
I}elics Lotircs
r. tABEL, A. b., Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature
j. BLAsKENsiIP Professor Of Mathcmati sand Instrnc
oi Tactics
Rev w W WALKrR. Profes.,r oi Moral and Mcntal Sci
md of History
SAnutL GARLAND A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional law
d. A. LANGHoKNE, NJ. d., Professor oi Anatomy and Phys
iologS
GIUSEPPE ApoirHo sAHToI IL. d. Pr fossor Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
Koard 81 per week: washing o. - month fuel and
lights $40 Tuition $50 IN the Grammar H'o" and
SO III the Collegiate department for haa session
Catalogues further information be oh
famed by addressing the President. auR 3is
uDICCOLOMINi VESTS,
ENTIRELY NEW,
INTRODUCED
\ FEW DAYS SINCE,
To BE FOUND AT
GLASS 4 RAINES. dec 81 dst.
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PosT biI,f HAh!LANn, I.tv, 90, MIrH, Nov lG, lr'1
DIR Aye horI Pil the pen frcnn of diem" They
have done He r,,d than can til She had
been aud Intng lot nunths Went to h" doctor
ed nt r'- hn hcticr hir then commenced
taking ILLS whir rutrd h.r, by "xpollng larry"
quau ifus d' h"m h.r body lh"y Afterwards
curcl hr ~ bionhy dNsruirry. tur ot
n"Ghb"s 't hti ard my wife cured hri with twodo
Of ls, whia others around paid from hv- to
ia,5 htil. and lost much without he
ng rntrl rNtut.u Such medicine youts, hth
Is actually good and Hrrs w,ll be- priv d here
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Th" term Mimic rife has led many persons to
conclude that there some popularity of CON
strnctlon belonging to firearms which went by
tina nnnc The fact however, is. that every ri
flo IN which an expanding bullet is used is Min
10 rifle; the invention is embraced in tho charac-
ter of the bnlle. not the rife twas always we'll
known that rifles were more deadly and destruc-
TIVE in warfare than plain bored muskets, but ow-
ing to the difficulty ol ramming dawn n bullet in
landlngh because it is made little larger
than the bore to fill the spiral crcases in the
bancl-soldicrs could not load and discharge rap
III enough in line; this was the principal reason
why the Old musket kept its place 50 long as a
weapon OF human warfare. To France. certainly
belong the credit Of first rendering rifles capable
Of being loaded rapidly rs muskets and oi first
introducing them into her army, and subsequent
ly into the British and other armies. This WAS
co'npi she'd by the use Of the expanding bullet by
Lieut.. MIME, OF the French army, and who has
generally been supposed to be the first inventor
The British Government. however, has awarded
to \. urcener, n mechanic Of Birmingham, Eng,
fl, ,ool, rs prlzc,.ior being the first inventor ot
the Mime bullet. 1t appenrs that in 1896 he
brought tho subject ofsuch bullets before the War
Department Of that Government in lS4l. in let
ter published in ono Of the London papers, and
again in lSI2, before the government.
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A Fatal Gift.

Tho London correspondent OF tho Charleston
Mercury reports tho following:
'rh" courts of Inv Frequently furnish cases that
ont do the iictione'o of the sairisi in singulnry-
Mr.. Pickwick found. in the Kings Bench prison,
n man who lind been ruinod by having n fortune
left him. Tho caso is worry horrible and has
been quite exceeded in its change of seeming good
luck, into actual calamity. by one revealed this
week in tho Court of Bankruntrv respectable
chemist aud druggist Farmer bv namc--was re-
membcred III the will of II friend by legacy of
two shares in the Royal British Bank, an insiitu-
ton now in evil memory, but then, to all appear
ancr. of prosperous circumstances. paving largo
dividends out Of its capital. as it il tho wont If
swlndling joint stock companies to do. Tho rela
ti,cs Of the tcstaIor disputed the validity of tho
WILL or, Mt lcnst, TINT particular legacy and Vice
Chancellor Stewart decided tho case in their fn-
yor, giving them the snld two shares.
The lcgaico, happy in his legal defeat wns we'll
rid OF them, hal he only known it; but he did not,
and, in his blindness, appealed against tho Vice
reversed. giving the appellant the shares in tho
Bank, that tho time consumed by the laws delay
had rp"ncd to something worse than hopeless in
.oycnsy The swindled creditors cnmc down on
every shareholder who had anything outside his
SKIN beyond n shirt; and tie rapidly succeeding
"call-' ou those two maic shares swept AWAY
poor Farmers stock in trade, drugs. and chemi
cnls, blue md red bottles, aud all. bringing him
finally as II bankrupt before the court.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. D. C.

FvNflE undersigned respectfully toims hs frnds AMI the
public generally that this Hotel has been greatly enarR
"d by the addition "f twenty Paos aud thanes
ALSO many and alterations have h,,n made IN
The Hotel which enables hm u ali who make
this hpuse their home whilst The Metropolis that shall tie
nccoud for comfort and pleasure lie hopes by siie
attention 10 The o his guests continuance
lie literally hesow, upon han her, t"ur"
This tho ouly ucl hich charges ihsn - % day
NY sdIN |. SMITH Proprietor
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

u, :. = rtIth>, = ,onn. n'Nnl >rtNtk t,Scnuo.
n. n T.. \ 'N'"'
lDECERs. .CAupHEI.S. ~ 60 Bankers. II
L Wall st. New York. buy aud sell uncurrcnt money
cheeks make collections all points In the NJ
ted the purchase or sale
of stocks Bonds other upon Commission, anu
conuc, th prompt the general banking business In all
its departments
The firm in ynchbura Is rctrts Spence 60 who VIII
give prompt attention 10 an. business ontrusedt' t. them
IulY
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e. Croasdalc Bone Super Phosphate Ut Lime. pr, pared
fon gronnd Bope aud otl long aek nowl
tertzcrs tanning all the elements OF vigrousand
stm,laut For sale ty ite subscriber At lower ptie"
tha, Peruvian Guano trial will tie eonn"r and SUI
n,,ri,v W. I. ANDERSON.
3i.fs
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Rh"unn ti.n. NcurHl gin and t:oui.


y
rtIA-tluOusE SAVANNAH GA, Jan Il. lrJd.
HoNnRLp i should be lngratefni tor the relief
sk las br IA = il did report my to You
cold ttlcd nab, aud brought excIuc irg neuralgc
paas. wh, rl iu "T1nir rheumatism Notwithstanding
had HE bst the disease and worse,
until hy H." IT excellent agent In HaItimor DT
Mackenzie ir,oi ~ Is Their effects slow bu
by Iv-e yrring the oi them. entirely
SENArt tutTBEH BATON RouGf. La, 5 Dee lsaJ
D AYFIt toen entirely cured by ypur Pm, "t
painful disease that had afflicted
,cars VINCENT SIipELI-
For Dror.,, Ei"ihnra or Kindred Complaints
requiring plIgo, they are excellent remedy
For Co-tvru,-s OF Cons pntio", nnd ns Din
Pill. ara agreeable and efTe, tnal
FITS, suptrc>siOn, Paralysis. inflammation,
aud even aoI PariiuI II iiudmr.s, havehrrn
cured hy u g. Alternative action OF these Fills.
Of ti ils contain Mcreurywhich. although
valuable ia sKitu hands 5 dangerous, IL ph lac
III li that frequently follow us
pcauous use These contain mercury or mineral sub
ianln ~ lai
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" FIX XIIIBilION At J. NTIIILEK & COS q sefohl
snnnlv of FALL & WINTER GOODS. consisting of Ladies'
I,r.ss silks Nous ms Meris, Dstrges af the las
asyns Ladies Snaks, Ska~ls, Hoop Skirts Hsitl,
Glove. VIII e q and French Work in great variety.
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uNOR RENr-TBgAT ID u - "a K I. u "a
u RESIDENCE, in Amherst, within Sh"t diStan"" I,i
tie city, aud recently occupied v the Rev Mr. 1iattr
is and comnp!i"us with all out
perfect repair viii 6n' Garden Orchard, Grass
Lott sc &c. Possession gwen ima' ni'ly
LOT upon the upper Basin with waicrp"w
attached which Wish lease Tie property Is wei suited
for the Lumber Wood OF Coal business Ap
ply .
noy 2G dts JOHN s. LAStHbRNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

uSlANNEBA-l % IN now receiving u iarxr sup
a. NV Of White. Yellow and Red fLANNEtS thctueapcsf
in This market w. ich wiil be sold cheap Tor cash
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