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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-16

much importanca a. that which has warmly agi-
ta,ed tie two branches Of your Legislature and
which from the appeal that 10 made is likely to
create great and dangerous divisions, Is r-ther
a delicate matter, but this diversity OF opinion
on subject which has, believe occupied the
minds Of most men aud my sentiments thereon
have been fully AMI decidedly expressed long be-
fore tho .semhy either Of Marylfnd or this State
was convened | do not scruplcd to declare that
upon the general principle Of its utility a. repre-
sentative and the necessity OF II as medium. 10
assign REASONS for this opinion would DO ~ un-
necessary as iedf,Is. the ground has been So 81
ten trod that place hardly remains untouched;
in word, the necessity arising from w"nt
Of specie is represented ms greater than 1t real
ly IL. | contend that il is by the substance not
the shadow Of thing that we are benefited.
The wisdom, of man, in my humble opinion,
cannot nj this time devise n plan by which the
credit Of paper money would he long suPported'
consequently depreciation keeps pace with the
quantity of cmi,sion and articles for which it Is
exchanged rise TO greater ratio than the SINKING
value Of the money Wherein, then. is the farmer,
tho PLANTER and artisan benefited? The debtor
may be- because, mud ] have observed. he gives
the shadow in lieu of the substance, and IN pro-
portion to his gain the creditor or body polite
suffer Whether legal tender or not, IT will. rs
has boon observed very truly leave no alternative.
II must 10 that or nothing. An evil equally great
is the door it Immediately opens for speculation,
by which the least designing and perhaps most
valuable part Of the community are rreyeI upon
by tho more knowing and crafty sPcculators'.
But contrary To my intention and declaration,
am Offering rea.ous in support of my opnon,
reasons too, which Of all others, are least pleasing
to the advocates for paper money. shall there
fore only observe generally, that so many people
have suffered BY former emissions. that, like
burnt child who breads the fire, no person Will
touch it who can possibly avoid it, the natural
consequence Of which will be, that the specie
which remains unsupported will be Instantly lock-
cd up.
With great esteem md regard.
| an, dear sir, &c,
Gro. WAsHINGToN.
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lrississippi Central Road

In . short time the gap in the Mississippi Cen
eral Railroad will be closed mp, completing the
line Of railway connecting between New Oriea ms
and the0h river. thus putting that city within
three and half day. Of New York Tho M,asis-
sippi Central, after asaviag Grsna 1unction. runs
north to Jackson, Tennessee. where it oonacets
with the Mobile and Ohio Road, which runs
thence to Columbus, Kentucky. The whole dis
tanoe tron New Orleans to Columbus ~ Eve hun
dred and twenty miles, aad we bslisve, it il the
intention of the several companies ON the roste to
run trsins through fron one cad to tho other,
which viii be the longest stretch d railroad trav-
cling without change Of oars, ~ the United States
If not in the world. -NssAviLe Usiea.
The completion oftbe Mississippi Central will
produce another e6sct. which our Nashville con.
tsuporary appears 70 have lost sight Of. Twill
plass New Orleans in connection with WaAhisg-
ton CITY and all points North of it, By another and
= didsseut rsste; end .ose ssp~iorin every res
psst 10 thasby Colensbus. If they are sbis by
sAs,Coiambus routs 70 make the time between
NswOreans and New York in three anda half
sAg@ this route will have no advantage over that
In respect q time. Batws are sf opinion that
our NaShtiiie contemporary is mistaken The
Colambas ronts win fai to do it, Tor the same rea.
son that the naa sid his horse could not run a
m61e minuts-t2e diatasce i tee s,sas for the
hfeux1
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In a debate in tho House of Representatives n
few days ag', Ex-Governor Smith Of this State
appealed, in earnest terms, to Mr.. Clark of New
York-a Douglas Democrat-to vote for the Dem
ocratic candidate for Speaker lie told him that,
being elected as Democrat he was under obliga-
tons of the strongest sort to sustain the Democrat
10 organization. Clark, in reply, asked the Cover
nor If he regarded the Democratic organization a.
the test Of Democracy. The Governor had no an
swer to this. He had, himself. so often sc, the
Democratic organisation Mt defiance that Clark
question was shot between wind and water. We
think the Governor was slightly procured" in
that encounter.
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From Waahinrton.

correspondent of the New York Evening
Post says:
Rumors have been rife about the hotels for two
or three days that desperate effort was being
made by leading democrats to bring about re-
Cancellation between Mr. Douglas and Mr.. Buc-
hanan Al last accounts this attempt was fail
lure, and Mr. Buchanan had got the anti Douglas
fever worse than ever Mr., Douglas has cayed in
completely 70 the Admin stration that it ia won
Idsrtui that the President will not accept his re-
lcansation: Il Is sold that Mr. Furney Is no DISCUS
ted with Mr.. Douglass present attitude thai he
WI soon part company with the Illinois senator.
~ sad that the present Mayor Of washingf
|the Hesretsryship of the Senate, a. an opponent
!of ASbury Dickens, the present incumbent.
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OVERCOATS
OF Beaver, Pilot Plush, Fur Peersham and Cashmere.
SINESS COATS.
OF Black and Fancy Cashmere Cloth and Beaver
EROCK COATS
or French English and German Cloths
D Il E SIS Goa Its
OF French Cloths, Black and Blue.
Il Q y G O A II s
OF several gradcs-cut and made in good style
BLACK PANTS
OF French and English Doeskins.
a. 4 NCK ANTS
OF Cashmere and Satinet-ali grades and coora
PLUSH VESTS
OF beautiful patterns, Plain and Fancy.
81 X We. SITS
o Back and Fancy colors Single and Double Breasted
CASs 1MERE VESTS
OF over ono hundred different patterns
WINTER STARTS
or Push WOODEN, Mcrino and Cashmere.
= H A w l. s
OF eyer, grade-aom Ave u thirty dollars
BLANKETS
or Sporting, Comorters and other patierns
S II I r Il s
OF Linen, Cotton and Muslin, and Merino,
GOOD GOODS
vi NO. quality to had of CHAS. j. RAINE, 2
Successor 10 Glass 4 Raine,
uec lt-ts l39 Main st.. Lynchburg
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Lots on the Canal For Sale.

10y virtue order of the Circuit Court Of Campbell
the October thereof Of
and others Pcreiya and Others shall Com
missioner, Wednesday, the 4th day Of the present month";
(ccobc at IL o'clock, the premises, sell number of
lots lying the West side OF the Canal In the immed
ate n"gtbohood OF F. H. Deane Jr Sons Foundry belong
ing 10 the estate of the late Jno. Perelval decd.
TERMs:A credit of twelve and eighteen months will DO
giycthe purchaser giving bonds bearing from date
with satisfactory personal security and title retained unit, hnal
payments made. ED. ID. CHRISTIAN, Comm'r
.,,E- .I,I.
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Valuable Land for Sale
RIO NOKE COUNTY

OFFER for sale the tract of land the Big Lick, Roa
noke Coiny, lately occupied by Doct. Landon Riyes
contains 100 thu best quality Land that
ncighrhool, which is well known for its fertility; within
mile of the Big Lick Depot the Virginia and Tennessee
80 Railroad; mas upon it a DWELLING HOUSE with
AiM rooms and cessay outhouses good Office with
rooms Stable Corn Crib, &c. &C. and is most desirable
dcnce for desiring Farm of that size and especially
TO sican being in the midst of popuous and wealthy
neigboIh hood The terIus will be liberal
application 70 he subscriber at Big Lick Post Office If
previously disposed Of nj private SALE Of which due notice will
be given will offer the place public Monday the
End of January, 1850 at The Big Lick Depot.
lee 3-,tI
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Executors Sale OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

xxTIII sold riihoHt resftre SATURDAY. Deacon,
w the 5th. the following property: 'f
l-t-A HOUSE AMI LOT the OF Court ,p1 ~,
src,s fronting about - feet Court street, opp,,
san' X. Cox's Iynchburg Female College, '''
2nd-IlOtSE and LOT adjoining the above, fronting al,,,
f q o llil street.
srd-IIol'sE aud LOT adjoining the corner Lot ffopi,
about lcct q street. "e
4th-louSE and LOT adjoining the above, fronting p,s,,
- feet The building this Lot Is 6o< 70 feet two s,,
high md would make II good TOBACCO FACTORY ''
wishing purchase, will please call subSc
Der before the who III take pleasure IN SHOW IL
Ia commence the premises, nj O'Clock in the nI,r
noon Terms liberal, and made known da, Of sal, ~
a. COCHRAN
dee l4-tls Ex'or OF George tociirnn ,l.c,J
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Letter of Gen. WASHINGTON.

Alta reeut meeting of Eew York Board of
Currency. the following letter relative to currency
written by Gen. Washington, was read:
MorNr VERNON, February q, 1877,
Dear Sir: Your favor of the Both ult camo du
iy to hand. To give an opinion in cause of 80
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40 5I5lB s, o r1h.S rs sassS
~ Bbls. Sweet Cider
500 Sacss Fine and Coarse salt;
200 Bills. No | and 3 Mackcci:
loo Bbls, Apple Brandy;
~ Casks Madeira Vine:
400 Bags Iaguyra and Rio Cofer;
100 nbls. Portland syrup;
10 Bbis. New Orleans Moiass,s;
20 Ticrees Goldfish;
10 Casks Fine French Brandy;
4o0 boz. Buckets, Tubs, Bruuns, &c;
800 lbls Fine Rye Whskey
For sale by JONES & Co
dec l5-tds EicbmnpJ
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Attention Wise Volunteer Troop.
H ATTEND n driIl IL your Company, Mt the College
III Grounl- al II o'clock A. NJ, FRIDAY, December 18Th,
liz on Horseback with sabre.
w Iiy order OF thp. Eadtbrd
NU jSU. OSBORNE TAYLOR O.s.
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To the Afflicted

,,n,,.1 y Il10 al1lCI6u.
m ~ ToEMENTED~itli Pain, and scnrche,l W f.yer
VIZ as We know ami impatient rs such anlc,is
mus necessarily St You, We beg that you compose YOUR
Wi one moment, that We learn the extent Of Your innln
utS, ana oher you We prescription their cure
are you Dyslepc, and has refused To u,rr,
US III your strength has failed life has b.mr
pur"' II so, We oncr You, in BAKERS PREwuN Rtrrrps
never iallnS remedy for life rubiel w I'M -
'onS headaches and dimncs of vision incidental lheroy an
,es"I 10 BAKERS lrrEKs hope Are Won
.ns rom cohs'palsd bowels and torpid ver BAkEHs Psr
MI ilEiS W Ill arouse both and Civ. lhciu thai VITALITY ~
e sf 70 heai Have YOU delicate Emacs and l,Lin,,
snnt' VINO have lost all relish for food aud are hory was
'ns bAkERs Br1ERs, the valua. tonic ever dis
men appeules aud strength Do live in section .re
x"V az" et h9li continual sway! Ii You may anch nj
M Sc diseases and defy their power provided Sou u, regay
nAAt br'Eks parrhoa, Cholc Cholera Morus and nj,
S diseases arising from ndgesions and improper sece
o tp Yield To the health giving influence of ths 80,
sSn', winch Is now sold throughout country BY Drug
ess geheia ana - more extensively used than any n,r
kh""h hese Filters won their wuy ri b,,n
ec inc! were offered TO the world ami now In,
are ho" and appreciated the proprietor desires tha, a.,
VINO nt'd her ad may have it moderate cost prit. %
~ cents per bottle. N'' A'ee UNI!
for sac oy all the Druggists in Lynclbure and Inv NJ, M
Pypai druggists IN the city of Richmond and i
nrt'ia; also of Ntssrs. Chas Stot N a., W,.in-. ~
~ " T. H. siabltr Co.. Baltimore Md ID n MIL e'!'
'he.pi' ny and Barnes Park, " Y '' Wv
Orders hled by I'D ire,sine + r,Krp H..
oct z9-iActs "'Nrif lroprie,"r
hiehmond, Va
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commissioners Sale Of Valuable Ncproe<

DY virtue of n decretai order Of the County C, If a.,
ID mnnx county, pronounced at It's December term $50
appointed therein, tt EspAY The, XII y .;
January 1890 shall public auction In front 81 the Mnft
House. the city Of Iynchburg proceed la sell EIGHT Val
TABLE SEGkOES, consisting Of men, women, boys and
girls.
TERMS: credit of six months will be given Except so much
ma, be- 10 the expenses sale the @
Civ ing bonds with good security. interest added
L. f. LUCADO, Coni.iis,i ,ncr
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[OrrIeE cogNEE lem Can, sIgrar,l
esZEAsfNHM&.1EYz6E :sEsEyees LARGE SALE OF
- Sf1IIll2kQ,AA M ri ri a., ~
AUCIIOh.-Wfl br
sold, public auction tho Basin Richmond IT +.
DAY 10th Of December the following CANAL BOATS be
longing the scaoard Towing and Transpo Company
ID. 7. GoOCH, NAPOLEON,
Il. =. LADD. LINDEN,
T.. W. JOHNS, CLEV EIAND,
JOHN T. SMITH, VIRGINIA,
THOS. H. ELLIS, JIMMY STEPT0E
Also nj place, MULES
six HORSES together with all The HARM ESS and equip
mrnts.
Terms made known the day Of sale Sale to
at ii O'clock A. NJ.
WIN. c. SMITH, Genl Supt.
Sale conducted by Tuos W. KEgsEE Auct.
IA. "A,
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Valuable Fruit Garden For Sale.

2 ON WEDNESDAY, the Tth of DECEMBER, IL O'clock In
~ front Of the Market House. in Lynchburg. will sell my
--A- FRtlf GARDEN, the Campbell Courthouse Turn
pike miles South Of T.. nchurg The improvements
small Dwelling House, Stable smoke House. Ne, and about
lO choice Fruit Trees, comprising few OF ARTICLES
Of Peaches Apples Aprcos Neciarnes Pluns Pears It
contains 3G Acres, by recent wotrds of which IL in
ll'cr Ii has Spring of pure and excellent the
dwelling and magnificent view of the surrounding
and the city of I.S nciburg.
Further information be had by calling addressing
the undersigned nj L. L. Armsieals Shoe and Hat Store 40
Main Street, l.ynchbtrg.
IEENs - and Z months, with approved paper The title
withheld until the last payment ia made
nov 9.clIdccf j. NJ ARMISTEAD
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4 CARD.

WE have tbs day soil took Of LIQUORS SEGAHS
W &C. Mr. Joseph h. ~m ii, late %: The Hewitt louise
Liberty Va.
In retiring present Business beg to tender
trends aud the Iubic, for the liberal patronage
bestowed uu most cordially recommend our successor AS uiy
worthy of continued n,urs.
Dcceuiber ID. l>-,g. VI. NJ hARRlS n ca.
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NEW CONCERN.

appearing before the public as the successor OF H. NJ ar
i ria Co, the Scgnr Tobacco, and Liquor business
respectfully Rsk of The liberal patronage
extended OLD aud pledge myself continue 10 keep
stock hand as Will keopup the well earned reputation
the House. hic know The place 10 obtain FIRST
CLASS Akl ItIE,
with the present business shall open, few
day RISIAI RAN IA h. oi the Store which
will be under immediate If Mr. James t. smith,
we'll kno~n and popular proprietor Of the Marshall
House, whc lac II be hand all ready
supply every article bon rirdnt could wish
JOSEPH H. SMITH,
dee lG2w 40 Main street.
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GyD-TIE call for Perry Davis Pain Killer is increasing
Ekssy very rapidly that fear shall be unable 10
keep pace with My object writing is to beg thai
receipt Of this you will kindly despatch another shipment,
ordered In my letter Of june last
J. /. CARRA1'. Calcutta. +. |.
Mr. Perry Davis-Sir have used, family your med
icuc called Pain Killer for PURPOSES and have found
very useful aud valuable article therefore very cheer
fully .onmend to the public regards.
REV. HENRY CLARK.
Sometime in December last, my children taken down
with scarlet canker ri-ny only medicine Da
,i-' Pain Killer and Castor OH, the Pain Killer operating 10
The cauker, aud thrown out the that
in about five weeks my family entirely recovered.
COENEI.IUS q. NANDENBURG saratoga Springs.
Having used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer In tamil
ly during the winter past would urge its general the
PURPOSES which the recommended it, think
II aluabc would like deprN ed of its
i. Il. POMElsDG, ST. LOUIS
dec u lin
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Trustees Sale of Land In Franklin 10.

U)Y virtue of deed of trust executed by Isaac Jones' Il,
Isaac jones' trustee, 10 the pa. bond.
therein nctin, due 10 said Isaac Jones' Dr. and corded in
Franklin County Court clerks Office, the "a October
s5 land 10 wic, deed the undersigned by order OF
the County turl of franklin Pronounced The 9Th day
ceubr l>. substituted rs in tho place Of the Isaac
NJ Joncs shall 1lth day of JAM AIRY $500 upon
the premises proceed 10 sell by public aucton cash tract
land lying In said county Of Franklin, belonging The sal
Isaac known the BUFFALO adjoining
the lands OF Harvey Caytor and Others containing acres
less Persons wishing 10 purchase the
quality OF aid land by inqurng Of persons residing III.
neghorhood Of tile Undersigned Rocky Mount lin
County. dec 9-1m u. f. DENNIS 3rHs3te
By TiiOS. w. kEESEE. ArCrmxrlr.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
il-Potent for Good.

M WHEN pain or Inflammation is present, and Brand
sJ rcth's Pills used they at seize upon the hui
Of the pain aud Inflammation and
them from the body This quality of aonc seizins
hold causing the expulsion Of dcpra,rd humors possess
medicine For Brandrrtbs Pills operate solely
upon impurities which surround and affect HE tissues and
affected by disease by
rs BELOW OF THE Sur
PARTS, aud exlcl them from the body Young pco
r cannot middle aged aud old people In measure
appreciate that medicine which, being used in sickness acts
only upon the disease and which has power except
upon those whose presence Produces pain and
who's; removal every disease Whatever organ Is az
fcd these wonderful pills penetrate, and impu
r-s from pres en,ing settling humors,
t, removed from the body In rheumatism, fe'crs peu-
roics Imns in The side, dyspepsia head accs con
asthma lids coughs throas piles ulcers, bolts, they
p immediate relief and taken early, prevent dis
ease. ManIes human skill, yielded
their Influence and millions of human lives have been saved
L their timely Oh! important in sickness to that
which only axiiugus,s the dls,asc, aud leaves
evil effect behind. Sold Dr. Brandrctis Principal Office
gt Canal New ork and by all respectable dealers
IN medicine. lee lGdlm
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AgpLEs-Dre Apples u s5Gtl.35 Dried Peaches, pealed
Ai,Js unpcacI 22,2a - :, ,,1.,,>.
BAoos-Iu round i2d1l2E; Sides Cincinnati, 1iGllH;
Home Cured l26dl2Is: Hams lao IL cents.
Burryg.-At 10 10 % cents. Plenty.
CoAS.--ls0d1aa-. M old
CORN MEAL 10 W.
FIorp-sai5 for superfne; Gi2 for Earn Family G.sT.
,IzRns-Peruvian Guano fG2, BOG 5000
Fs-Muokerel No. sl2V CiiI Nova Scotia Herring NJ"
l., 5000.
FLAxsEEp.-si. ESQ 30.
tHA.s sgrDioVcr 46.5Nd6I5 Timothy $2,e5 to $50 Or
clarl u ,2,l91,s 80. Randall Grass l,N 10 10 $500 -
Inos Asp NAns.-Moupa,n s7odDs5 Rolled $4,000, Old
Dominion Nails $4.23 To 40
I.,np.-scnrce and in demand at l!lt1219 cents .
I1Mr-Tlomssiown fl ,5Jdsi Is, Mountain VI OoQIl,lo
IJuLdc.
pLAsrEs.-loose 1890, Packed 90.
PoTAroIs-s0cGGsi4c.
WnhArNew White 81, 25G1 81; New Red Al ,25ll 80
WooL-lnwaslcd - Washed 5000 cents.
Hog Market.
Sales nj Al 30 Lnrse supply
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In consequence Of the inccmency of the weather the above
sale postponed until SATURDAY lIth inst, al which time
1t will take place AT II o'clock dee s-tds.
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The Oxygenated Bitters.

The Oxygenated Bitters
NAruEE in her great labrntory, has stored some
10 But requires the investigation research the phi
s'hsr !" and apply this REMEDY such research and
most adjective disFensalion The DYSPEPSIA. with all
The appearance Org0enatei Bitfer case Of Dysprsa
cured was rare experience in medical practice. Now under
. influence OF these Bers the rule cure exccp
tio; failure 10
lsh Tor the benefit o the afflicted:
M o'd"r|tf az" @%H hset,rt. ,s q DlsrHHA CURED
he folio" from gentleman well known in the region in
which he lives ought to satisfy all those of little faith:
Srn W. Fowlre Co.. Goston"sirs Nine years since
~a attacked b. that curse vi all diseases, Dypea which
OF The bowels immediately after eaiing III Ter
a pains nnd N .g stomach often oeeasons nausea vomiting
hr.Is, altogether rendering life bur.hen.
dsarnc of ever rcganng lost hoah Was Induced 10
make use of The OK! scnatci Bers good OF which
were Immediately visible IN! health and system Before
nsns whole bottle was entirely cured; feel pleasure
m 1Sng all IKE sufferers as myself TO make Of this
Prepared by $ W. FOWLER Co, B,s1,,H. and for sir by
r"sh eanpS c i an" nnd hy 'p ali IT. Sea-. Lnenre
medicine throughout the cit! and country dec i5-lm
Semple's Infallible Baking Powders
~ n THESE are The most popular ani the cheapest
Wy Baking Powders in the market, aud interior
Ia any that are manufactured in the states This being
' sf ,h , should be preferred by every Grocer AMI oa
q w. "arick and sold TO the trade at wholesale by lrby
- ''H 1'''H ''''iPits iiiEiiHI" bhking Powders.
w. A. STROLLER Co. sell srmlcs nialibc baking Pow lcrs
!. H. Thompson sells Sempr's Intabc Bakng Powders
irA SAUNDERS II sempc's inlalibc baking Powders
, druggists and Grocers generally sell semp,s Inaibe
p"""'s '"""'rS 2id1cts
e ~ HE undersigned will prepare DEEDS Coyrr,
w. WILLS, &C.. upoa short notice. -
NJ" -'-'s WIN. ID. BRANCH
Grover & Bakers.
& ~ cELaaHArfp FANNY SEWING MAcArSE. 20, Dro,J
w. way, New urk and Isl baltimore street I,uItin,,ra
a NJ" sIl LE-PRlCE $o1-HEMMEEs IS IN FRA
' irnine sc"s from two sools purchased from the
"f' fl'S u" rewnhns of thread. 1t Items FEELS Gath
rsh 0tthts M Superior style, finishing each seam by its
NV" lratlI, without recourse to hand needle ms ia re-
9r ny other machines 1t will do better and chsn,r s.w
hDtr ""' IVA o'e cen" 90"
1'' ~" " circular J. r DAVIS Il co.
~! '-''s' Agents Lynchburp
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CHINA ORNAMENTS
AND A VARIETY OF orllLE FANCY ARTICLES
CMRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AT loo MAlN SHEET.
FOR CHILDREN.
VIooP SKIRTS FOR CHILDREN at %, 81 80 and 81 cts,
i.a , M The very hes. "a,, r re lnr sane 7 "1
*loo no *i; +7a *lm aud ss2h Those in want Of the
dec lad,s ''N L. =. ~ KlNsEY
NubiaS! Nubias!! Nubias!!!
B'N' vii IL AND co1orEp NrnrAs,
LARGE SIZE FOR r 3 CENTS,
AT L. A. l. T. KlNsEi's, LOO Main Street. l,lecO.is
CASH! CASH! CASH.!
Ii my accounts not otherwise arranged due JANUARY
~ , lat, A"d earnestly request that every dollar be Ea1 at
THE MISSES THOMAS
nEsIGN exhibiting specimens Of their rAIsrIsG, ENpHoI
~ pKnY &c at the N"r,eu House, the 22nd Instant
o'clock NJ for the purpose Of getting up class. The Ell,
zcns of Lynrhbrg are requested to attend especially the la
dies tdec I6-i3t
Gelatines Gelatines.
CoX's SPARKLING, COOLERS, CHERRIES, and french.
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