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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09
Hair Restorative.

Every will think. agree with US IN me OPINION
hag that human hair 10 the greatest na'urai 9hame,
t,sf possessed either by gentleman or lady JUS met.
Al, sppareny good looking for instance In inc street. o
h., he ls his hat Ia recognition Of your DOW ana inc Gun"
has Vanished for Ichaod written his bald head ana %
lory has departed flowing locks that once noureu
there the Of lady the matter Is possop'e
lowing .I,gram Is founded: .,,
10, give me, fair Emma lock OF your hair,
+. bsshfuI Young lover took courage and sighed:
',Twere a sin 10 refuse such modest request
50 take the iohoie rig" the dear creature replied :,
Now 10 prevent such catastrophe Is within the power OF
,ery lady and gentleman; for by using Prof W9ods
Rysfor ,ivE hair only prevented from a'ng on o,
turning grew article will restore hair TO bald
even Il has changed and become gray VIII bring II
I.cl "a, il nr,in beauty and uxuane Those who are ac-
ouajcd with the anatomy physiology AND pathoogy Oh we
hair must well that certain substanceshuve see
Prof Wood has succeeded In compromising mixture losss
Of remarkable Hdreriey Adgasne ana L"e"y
Gdsefs.
Sold 10y all coed Druggists.
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Considering the Tari5us ,rms in which this dlease
* = train sf% c~ ,, 5. ina" "s nn De 's e@s sya
"tr Bydh. ,ostireness Piles 1cditp oppression affer
b1ty. fg'als fo"pit, DE- % some Of the drs menin
land hayc given Their written certificates realise 10 the
effected in their persons by the Br
rEs; while testimonials from other sources editorial opin
ION, aud 'onnary exp on from persons who are a'erse to
src their names in print n't perfectly overwhelming.
Read the following FROM very highly respectable Clergy
FAST TArxros. Mass, Feb o. 1s5s,
To the Editor the Portland Mrror.-sir:-
oNGE> hrED liITrEia.r"r than twenty years
huvc been sufferer from The dyspepsia Besides trying The
tc2c "f y 1ml, a scnns in The almost useless trial Of
my l list March, half dozen bottles OF the
hope OF DERIVING help irh them. Being determined 10 give
them a'r ral continue their bat without Iereep
since then have gradually improved health till
tr' te nom hcdy Of the st"narh and from the consequent
huiuen, and the awful ID almost isracng sick headache,
which often for days togt has wholly untitled for study
and for all other ministerial duties. and rendered life burden
feel that owe H. expression Of gratitude to Messrs
fowlc Co.. AMI also day To the public TO recommend
oXeenairi BhterS as ~ my oS,inaon sure remedy for
that most trying, most and cruel OF hi Diseases
% SCI dHg ' "ih e many s e see % s "na
result recommend the oxygenated Biters with conf
suffering, beg Of 10 make without
delay.
Prepared by 5. W FOWLER co, BosroS for sale by
WIImn stroller 4 Co., and John II. seay, Lynenburg I.
medicine throughout the city and country July IA
sANFoRDs LIVER INyIGo.AToR.
GoMPosED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
LIVER INvIGoRAToR.
LILY EE !NylGoRAToR.
LlN Ell INllGoRAroR
G GTEFs bYsPEPsEA:
cyErs LIVER coMpLAINTs 81 ''A'
ti.EhS SICK HEADACHE.
DrEEs GosTIvENE9s.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRIiGA
CURES CHOLIC
See advertisement in another column. ljuy l6-2r
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~ roposed nolling-Mill.

Ia article re Submitted few days since. rels-
fixe = tAs estahlishmens Of . Rolling Mill in this
civ. for The manufacture Of Railroad Iron. has
aasrseas, re are glad 10 know. considerable atten-
sisa., Ths praposisicn Is universally regarded -
. roed one Isasosndens Of the blessings and
6eneats which such an essablishment would con-
fer apun she se~n, the enterprise is looked upon,
very properly in or opinion. ss most safe and
,nreassbls investment at capital
A simisss establishment was put in operation in
AtlsEsa. Georgia, pear OF tive since. and gen.
-f,eman familiar With the facts informs US that il
Il doing already heavy aud profitable business.
Il has orders we are told for the rcroins Of iron
rails, saiEcieat 10 employ il constantly for twelve
months to come II such an establishment isa
success IN Atlanta, still more certainly would it
be success hero. The motive power there il
stsam--here Il would BE- the cheaper one Of water.
Fuel and iron ore. b,th be procured here
much cheaper than there. Aud there Is greater
length or railroad, which would EMPLOY such
mill, connecting with or roads in both directions,
than perhaps would be- the Cor Any other point
in the Caion.
But we have no space to-dayfor further remark.
In proof Of the attention which the proposition
has attracted, We submit tho subjoned letter iiom
IN intelligent gentleman in fincastlc, together
with the enclosure. descriptive Of q Rolling Mill
Chicago. We take leave To call the special at
tention Of our capitalists to the subject:
FiscAsrLE. August 9th.
"a the Editor of The Lyach1srs Trginidn;
SIR:--I was glad to see in your paper Of the 4th
inst. an article on the establishment Of Rolling
Mill in your city, for The manufacture Of Railroad
rails. Ny impression il. from what have seen
and heard, that t.ere 10 ''morc money in IT. than
there 10 in any other business carried on in
che whole State. Besides il would add much to
the generd prosperity Of your town, aud the wei
fare OF tha working classes in 1t.
In the Spring Of 1888. visited in company
with Mr.. Ross one Of tho editors Of the Chicago
Democrat, one Of these Rolling Mills. situated in
the suburbs Of that city, and nas enclose you HIS
description Of that visit. II published, 1T may
''leaf' soue Of your public spirited citizens to
embark In the enterprise. ] wo,.ld have M OBJ
lection 70 taking large amount of stock myself,
for man Of my means. have always felt
livelv interest in Ill that the prosperity
of Lynchburg, and would be gratfed To hear that
such Mill would be established In her suburbs.
That lively Interest must be my apology for
sending you this note aud its enclosure.
Very respectfully, &c.
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Valuable Tract Of Land At Auction

a THE su6scr,9rr VIII oner Tor ssfe, at public ancon on
ATTRACT OF LAND situated In the neglLorbood Of p.d,.
Mills in Amherst county, adjoining the lands of Cha,es
Ellis, Col. Davis K. ID. Shackeford and others ~ L.
The Tract contains 245 acres and lies In good neohor
hood convenient 10 churches mi 6c and distant from ,h.
James River and Kanawha Canal three miles The land Ia
well waered and productive. The buildings inferior
though could be made comfortable small further
description deemed unnecessary purchasers invited
for themselves Terms LIBERAL made known oO
day Of sale or upon application to the subscriber Charles
Ellis Esq. Col Davis
aug g-d1t&clawt4sep-Rep copy. j. r. Ellis
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Wv. y. DAVIS, Auciioneer.
CITY LA For Sale under a Trust Deed.

INIE Undersigned Trustees under Deed Of Trust. made
VIM T.. Holcy and recorded in the Clerks Office of
Hastings Court of Lyme hbug, will offer for sale, sATCR
DAY. the 18th of AuausT the premises, the parcel Of
ground eyed by said deed II fronts ~ 9th Alley
side, lying between Lynch and Main Streets commencing
1876 feel from Main Street.
TERMS.Ghc property will be sold credit of and s
ipop'hs for negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
mo. NJ SPEED, Trustee
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R1andreth'S Pills.

Raoun Et sctWhcn Pain or Inflammation Is present
t.t body and Brandreths Pills are used, they al
upon which the ocrason OF The pam or
nhannaton them from the body and they cannot
uc because their is only and over ose humos
which unhealthy (want hfe) and whose pres
enc IN part pain and burning heat SO IN sore
,,at Group colds coughs rhcuasms pain in the side aud
prur>y which all cured by from one 10 three doses OF e~e
pills power is only rxcrte Ia remove impurities rom
ia. baod The rightly directed will them and he cured
Sold nj No 29l Canal ST. " aud by all respectable deal
Lang al
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Wise's Opinion of Douglas

In Gov. Wises late letter-supposing it to le
genuine he thus expresses himself touching tho
platform of the Little Giant:
Tho South cannot adopt Mr.. Douglas Plat
form. n is short cut 10 all Hr ends - Back
RepuJlican,sm."
! Tho italics arc our own. And vet, notwth-
standing Mr., Douglas platform is short cut to
all the ends of Black Republicanism, there aro
Democrats in Virginia, and plenty Of them too,
who entirely ready to take that short cut" If
Mr.. Douglas should happen to DO the nominee at
Charleston. They will abuse the Opposition for
not being reliable on tho question of Southern
rights-and will themselves support n Platform
which is, a. their own Governor terscy aud truly
expresses it, short cut to Black Republican.
ism. We live in Il great country.
| Tho New York Tribune states that Mr.. Bucl-
anan is in favor of Gen. Joe Lane FIR the Prcsidcn
Icy. His object is to make a diversion aguan>t
Douglas in the Northwest where Gen Joe is sup
posed to be popular.
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Valuable Village Property For Sale.

nEsIENG to change my place Of residence, for sale
~ my property at Appomattox Court House, consisting
-Four No contains four of land upon which =
there is TwosTORY DWELLING HOUSE, with six Ant
smoke House, Ice House. Stables Carriage House, Gardens
and Wen of excellent water No. my office lot
and Clover. No. weencoscd lot four acres
finely in Clover No contains two and fourth acres and
has a good fence around II
This property In wealthy and intelligent neighborlood
and half miles from Appomatox Depot the Souhsid
Railroad and twenty-three miles east of Lynchburg The
buildings and in good repair and located
at sufficient distance the Court House and hotels for The
residence of private family or the establishment of male OF
female school, for which, in Ill respects admirably suited
will sell with the House o II desirable Thirty Fine
Wood Land heavily timbered with hickory living one
half mile from the Court House. Terms liberal. -
For further information, apply personally me
al Appomatiox Court House, Va
The property will be sold public auctio n on THURS
the sih of September next, tCourt dayl
JNo. H. FLOOD.
Wa D.v AM Iv 2o-aJuvt
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years Of age. The family are Of high 'respccta-
biliiy.
Mrs. joanna Powers, an old l~1y II years Of
age. wife. If the late Rev. Francois Powers, COM
mitted suicide 10 the cellar Of Der residence in
Norridgwock, Me-, on Tuesyay the 18th nlt.. by
ssspending herself by the neck with skein OF
yarn. frum one Of the seepers Of the house. She
has for some time been laboriug under alteration
of the mind
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800 REWARD.

pANAWAY from the subscriber might of The 7,b Of
IL August, tsunda)a YELLOW BOY, (,lmost whiie) who
answers 10 the name CHARLES called by Charles n
having formerly belonged 10 Richard Davis of Bedford county
lie ais" answers the following description About feet H.
'h.s has light curly hair arge wide mouth, which he kos
closely SHUT und nose sunkcn ut the bridge, which projects
upwards at The point He has harsh voice. and his
conversation h of rather familiar When he lrf hn
wore blue navy cap with coverhis dress is not
remembered NV
lie be found lurking about the plantation of Richard
Da' above mentioned about % miles ynchbnrg or
may be making his for reward " AHA, is
offered found without the limits Of the State and 40 taken
within Tie limits md lodged in Jail where get linn
JNO. o. |. GUGGIN,
s-its IvurIh,,., r.,
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Holloways Ointment and Pills.
mx- HoIlowAYs OSrMESr PILLS together, form Inc
Hk1g great heath-giSny remedies vi me hheeehth
&c, ry While the through the external orlctS
pcuclraes the larched soil the latter pnfhes tne
blood and renders steal machinery healthy and Ngor"u
sold nj The Mandatory, 30 Maiden Lane New York and
ly al Druggists ut 2S Csc. and y per box aug DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-09
l.oe0 or 5.OOS Acres Of Land For Sale.

fNE subscriber, wishing 10 the South on rs far
L sale hewccn 1000 and 5000 ACRES DF LAND, ia IN,
county oi Buckingham. Tue tract which lvs i, sim.
atcd dr head at the Tyr River Pond nn, rrlrri
by Canal B'atscuutins 226 about
River low grounds, aud At least 80 Of
divided adHnltn scous, INTO several tracts,
tract is Gr,si Mill with good cas.om AMI ne wafer
power.
Nv" other tracts mostly woNi4--unc containn. To-
is within less lian miles iiarlwirN ~ Ne .,
there Is bridge thu River The other CONTAIN, an
is tine ohacan land well lnb,rc anu ~, mic. If,
IarlwicSsNille, with good public road ruanin ,r,I II 10
that place For further Information address or ., Il,
CliFfOED tAGl.i.ta
off I've River Wur,hnus, N,I.,u
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Trustees Sale of House and Lot.

V(Y virtue of Deed of Trust from c. ID. Flynn, dated Sd Of
ID September 1855 and recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
City of incbufs Court the undersigned Trustee will SELL
the premises SATURDAY. the 18Th Of AuGrsT The said
property situated the lower end Of Church fronting ~
feet, and running back 1876 feet
The title is believed be good but the undersigned will
convey such only us is vested in him.
aug .ttl3auy GEO. W. VALENTINE.
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Trustees Sale of Land.

10y virtue Of Trust Deed from Betsy Loekry dated It'll Of
Ap March, ii, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF Campbell
County Court the llrrsigne Trustee therein named will
SELL in front Of the Market House. in the city o Lynchburg
SATURDAY, the 18th Of ArGUsT the parcel ground
conveyed 10y the said deed 1t contains acres rood and 3
poles fronts what is called the Dirt Bridge Road"
bounded M the los sold by lancocks
yc!c 10 j. +. sren and Thomas Mason The believed
I" br goolu the undersigned will convey only
vested III him terms cash
4-l l.. oSbY Trusir,
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ADVERTISEMENT.
CTS Rare and BeautfA Gpen Iniscriuiaateiy
uHho0 Money 10 all Persons Ord,ring Books from
CLARK'S GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHNIEN
No. BOO Spllug CSaIden 81 net y


PHfLADELPKI1.
INIIS establishment conducted on scale of usnrnnsscd
magnifccncc and bcray thousands can testify and
rrsaiy acknowledged Ia be the liberal and pnncuu
Gin Enterprise In the United States
My aud Classified Catalogue of Books
large pages contains full list of Histories, Diosraphi,s Ira
vcls, Adventures Stories, Anecdotes Tales Narratives E
mnnces Sports and pasmes. Also Religious, Biblical rheo
logical Glass cal Philosophical Geographical botanical and
Agricultural Works Dictionaries, LeAcons Albums Animals
and Presentation Books, Bibles, Hymn and PRAYER BAs IA
of The day, all which handsomely aud CT AEAN
TED PERFECT In every respect.
The schedule If Cans present will be ference
To Caalogue Is the most extensive il
superior elegant and magnificent ANY similar
establishment in the tuinnunc Of which gifts
enrh book Mt the time of sale.
s0 Fine ,uLp WAicn accompanies every order of 100
Books ordered al one time from my Catalogue.
TESTIMONIALS
A. evidence Of the truth OF what has been asserted, an
pend the names of few gentlemen Of high standings whose
Rocks from me. mud MATCHES namely; Vim
Zimmerman ESQ, Mdilct"mn Pa; John u. Slcs Wholesale
Grocer, Lancaster Pa Hon. G. q. Walker, REPRESENTATIVE
from Somerset county in the cnnl lvana rgisa,ur I;cr
t. Evans, Notary Pnbc Lancaster city, Pa Ja,.b iariin
Esd, Rochester " y; Hiram Fisk ESQ, uho Mr.
Geo Lvnnri, Harrisburg, Pa; Mr.. }. L. Fears Bear rc,A
Henry Georgia; Mr. Ihus. stnad, Bedford Pa ru
Crosby, 92I Lawrence street, ihiaeph received "A
splcudd SILK Dress Pattern, worth 80.
u. W CLARK,
No 900 Spring Garden street, lhf4,islphla.
eET Agents wanted IN ever, and yiasr the ii,,l
States My icrus 10 Agents such AFFORD p, liberal
remuneration their rnhic. Full particulars ma, be- had
h. addressing above. Catalogues fry. :: Aiv :.
dress. tiu, g.li,,
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RANDOLPH HousE FARMYIlLE Va

A TRANhLER, who lately has stayed for time In
N FarInv'" Va feels II incumbent upon him a duty to
recommend 70 the travelling public the Randolph House IIo
found indeed there all possible pacou
mo'nrnishri rooms, very good table, and
clry The proprietor Mr. Cobb Ii of studied colrtcscs
OF polished lle Kind, accommodating and seryccabe MAY
these lew INES Induce travellers 10 patronize him
undcnuby deserves. Inupois.
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Valuable claim Street Property For Sale.

OFFER for sale my RESIDENCE. No 964 on Main Street
NC i lroA's % feet inches running back the usual dis
ance. not sold privately before lime shall Offer he
a 'c a. auction on Thursday the 18th DAY ArGrsr at
Sck r. ~ Possession will be given the Is. Of October
hkMS-About 500 in cash will he required and credit
OF Sx and twelve months viii be given on Inc other
oeahg interest from the day Possession given ABBY TO
aug ,-eodt j. y. GORDON OR SARAH L. NORTH
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~ THAT desirable TAVERN STAND In LOVINGSTOV
NH; known as the CENTRAL HOTEL" IL for sale privately Il,
Monday In SEPTEMBER. when will be sold publicly W
Terms liberal The attention of business men
called this property Apply to Vim. jones' I've py.r
Wnrchouse-or 10. Whitehead Livingston aug 9.Ml96san
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CURES CHOLIC.
See advertisement in another column. ljuly l6-2c
Bakers Premium Bitters.


T NY We hope the citizens generally will be mindful
LesI Of this almportant Family Mcdcne-0ne that il
nNah,e III all climates and in all that
rnic more remarkable than any
s he taken hy all conditions aud with perfect
safety n that stand, uury allied for the Dyspepsia
Colds Coughs Cholc Nervous Affections General Debility
A.c aud Fever and Nervous Headache Bakers celebrated
frf'IlH iTTERs have been manufactured in Richmond Va
r past aud are highly recommended 10y Physicians and
other" Tor their great virtue. They composed entirely
N"k'e substances and therefore entirely FREE from a mine
raj ,uS When all other remedies failed SINGLE
Tie has been known t. the Dyspepsia as certified
10 by HE late Eo, p Ncwils and feycrs, acsied VIM
H. Gregory OF ienrico and oihGrS-and rhoics and
az hintvs W our ci'izns assert who used it with great
cess drn: tue prevalence of the Cholera in Richmond and
Wh'h Immediately checked and upr,uted all the symnons of
that hr%' disease by the Of Bakers irgNlrN BrrKs-
Indeed Nc doubt If there has been discovered tonic OF m
p2woy aIl stphiag natlr. as these Hit,.rs wIh
nsian'y administered 10 rlou the happisi r,u
Inc lr"srr Of tn, 81 Bicrs j. ilcn known
hT"u .h"a III" country, and :- reason viii! gl Them IA
c"unA merchants and others by sale. at such brc.
as Nhh t To please All invited tr; the Bers ana
T." iut.c lor Themselves Of their l1t ris
To- m m oi al Druggists IN Iynchirg AMI c.sew acre in
W ma. l"r orders address +. BAKER. Proprietor.
J"E -F"N''N Ilcllm,nd Va.
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Dyspepsia.

ns sr@ ri BIIC BALTIC come of at the Bedford Alum
JyE? and Iodine Spring, on the 18th Of AUGUST, lSH
nug l-dil9ang T. ECHOIS& sONS,
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% GASES STICK LICoEICE on consignment. and for .a,
~ BY (april l2-dts] SMITH ADAMs
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TlGa CeeG' Sale.

,r,,,,. Z ~ o6Ot3 hodIt.
hNh undersigned, Trustees, netting Deed Of Trust
made by tr'mas o. Acre TO N IL. Campbell and james
Dnwidtic, dated the 18th December 1854. will proceed On
FRIDAY the 18Th day of August The following
Estate il the city of Iynrhburg.
GA" Lot on Main street, fronting "a feet running back l3S
i bcin: the tenement now occupied by VIM b. Murrell
Timer shop.
= one Lot on 3rd Church Street. adjoining N B. Thur
mars and Henry j. browns loss fronting on Sd Str, 1G
i"t aii,i running back 1872 fec.
:" one House and Lot 9Th Street. being desirable Dwell.
h-a"nlng John T. Murcls lot and nearly opposite the
redchee {" : T. Peters Each of these Is valuable piece
property and desirable either for occupation or Investment
seventeen undivided thirty seconds Of Lot 81.
srr' opposite the garden Of c. L. Mostly ESQ., fronting s2k
t't ol Gin street, and running back 1872 feet.
oh WEpHsDAY the IN August the premises
proper! hn"Mn as "REPCBLICAN GROVE" including forty
NE Of land Bonds with good persopn security will be
required at SIX twelve and eighteen months from the day of
sac mt rest added, and the title will retained ill whoe
purchase money Is paid.
he undersigned selling Trustees Will convey such title
rs - vested In them 10y the said deed.
- The sale Of the l., nchburg rrDpry will hcin at Muir
fe" iin sh"p on Main street, nj O'clock, F. NJ.
,, % ,,oo JAMES DlNWIDDIE, ra,.,,s,
July ls-dl2Laug r. O. IL kEAN HNsteee.
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Fanny Grove Fer Sale at Auction,

pursuance - The will of Pcyton L,f0h, deed. the
drr>rne Viii srll At public aucf@. iiltSDAI, tho
ISL dht 81 NtffMhER ncN. upon lin the above tf
hnmed tci ALtABlE FARM, l!n.- count, VIZ
Of Cantb fn!r from Llnetbur. IL. -
on Wh!'t -1.j r"celvnt resided nj i' 1T !,,tn
HIS considered one oi tie Gins o be
t"and any where n III" ncighhorhoot !srapH:. Ii con
thLN - !crs, If which about 30 tinhcrcd
About wrihr If the fence cncl slug t!r i sonr,
wen constructed The plantation rs 10 h., $50 80 nprov'
.tt', adi Very Iho'rr'Nc III" 'ct'. lain. IA"
Ia good repair AMI suifri" = -. ~.
'l'h OK Il 'iiil Iallit! ,
Ncai good springs, and well of IN ari. lu,
mo consideration lis superior orap. llIy other
'dnlg.s i!s estate Presents alirac"n> be with
ll.kM5i 'nc-inurth cash: the balance ~ and ;
mohs' bearing Interest Personal security will be- required
TOR Tho deferred payments and the iie until the hole
6" We rurt'asv L'nel is pail The purchaser viii have tie
p'irty {" $ in wheat and full possession viii be given
Ia, I5lh # december next.
he ed selling Executor VIII only convey such
like 70 Is Ecsic, in him by the viii aforesaid.
lIfILEroN LEE rWICT.
lhy23-d3'Sel2wd' Executor Of Pryton letwch, deed.
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SUICIDES, sThe wife OF Mr.. Darby, farmer
and shoe manufacturer near Baskerville. CT. COM
mil,cd >ncide on the 18th ult. by taking strvch-
ninn. The unfortunate woman cJolly premeiitat-
ed the deed. FIR she retired to her-...on ba bed
herself. arranged grave clothes near her bed, be-
fore using the poison. Mrs. Darby was about so
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CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CtEES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
ct RES CoSTINESE-s
CURES FLATULENCY.