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Good Advice.

The sage of Binshampton." ~ he ia called in
New York, the Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson. has -
sued u manlfesto, which, though couchcd in tl'
brirfert terms, is conclusive. ~ savage. "a ~.
compromising, and rs Documentary Of the Demo
cratic leaders generally, as was the prolix d''',.
ment recently Issued from Wa.hine'on by t.e
Hon. Miles Taylo and the other executors Of lie
political estate It Stephen \. Douglas. lielc /.
the letter Of Mr. Dickinson, addressed to
dent Of Long l-land
"BINGnANrToS, July IL, 1860
Dear Sir see Wny for the National T.
mocrary but to support Breckinridg", Tia" raay
has fallen into the hanis al gamblers and tritn.
-iars. To get M n fusion ticket would only Ter.
pc,uatc their corrupt influence, and | nm i'r
standing by principle aud abiding the consr1pet.
ees. Yours truly.
DANIEL s. DICKINSON"
"Pierpont Psiter, E,q.
This. We take IL, will prove death blow Ia -
thing like II fusion IN New York between to
Dougla. and Breckenridge wings Of the Dcnocra.
cy. 1t will be seen that "thc Sagc" is imprcss..l
with u conviction that ''the party has fallen iaaa
the hands Of gamblers aud tricksiers. nnI tla
fusion ticket will only perpetuate their corru1
inausnce.' We don't pretend to be half -
smart AS "the sage Of Binghampton," though We
profess to have made this discovery much carl ~
than no did, and trust that our Democratic fri,ns
will not us for reitcra,ing in future ,lf1'
gamblers and trick control their pare.
The masse. we believe are h1nc,t, but this caa-
not be said If the leaders. Which VIM Of to
party has fallen into the hands of tho ,amh, =.
and tricksters." Mr.. Dickinson does not allc.e.
though it may be inferred that he means ho. :,
whilst tits evident that he expects to fni II sma
er number 81 this particular class amongst In
Breckenridge wing, with which he has allied him.
self In thus, we fear that he will find himself At
lust, to be laboring under dcluson. ~ the cb,,r
"'rrkstrr.' the sage of Whrnthnd," hns TAX
the Breckenridge faction under hi, wing, whist
the cormprants ST Office. those whn have lived /
years on the public plumber, are mnrshnllei wi
the same host. As the Democracy, howrye- r.
the first time in their history. are divided u,"n
principle, We agree with Mr.. Dickinson Ihnt thr,
had better war upon each other than ''ip prrpetu-
ate their corrupt influence by getting up IL fusiaa
lhket."
TIN, is good advice, by which the Democracy
Of Virginia. we have no doubt will profit
We Commend Mr.. Diekn,on's sentiments sre-
cially To the Douglas Democracy.
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ed. and then the guns Of The war SHIPS ana ID
citadel teched forth their deafa'ng t.una f.
which were teyerberated through hill ana saney,
an sehsed bach again. At the same m"mea.
I'd cheers arose from, the manned YARDS OF .us
vesssls-ef war, from the merchant se'ss,S ~
s,n.lier craft. and from the shore. Asa pleasing
incident it was generally observed that the c"m
mander and crew Of his imperial Majcsty's war
steamer Sesostris entered July into general IN
terest Of tho occasion. This noble vessel was
gaiy decorate with hlgs and steamers, AMI all
the yards were manned in honor ct the Prince
who wa. pulled alongside Of the Hero in h's barge
passing nearly under the b,ws of the steamer o.
England. faithful ally" On stepping on +" 'he
deck of the Hero the Prince turned round, grace
fully bjweI and then te led.
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RALLY WINGS, AND CoNSTITU
FIoNAL UNION MEM

We have heretotors apprised our readers Of ,h )
determination Of The Union men of Lynchturr II,
have grand rally in this city, on "Wednesday
the eighth of August. 70 which We invite every :
body As there will be present q nsn.ber Vi en-.
inept and able gentlemen, members Of cur party.
We are desirous that our country friends shoul !,
avail themselves Of the opportunity 10 lear ,her,
discuss the political itsse. Of the day. Arrange,
meats will lie made to occupy the entire day, nm
half the night perhaps. 10 public speaking an /.
we are authorized TO say that our citizens vii
aecanmodsie, as lar az practicable, those VIII a
come IRON abroad. Let all give day to .hel e
country, tina, they may take counsel Together, )
Instructed is the dates Of patriotism and fire
anew with determined zeal to rescue the gov.
crnment fron the spoiIsmen, agiiators. and enc
nies of the Constitution and the Union. Tn ,
class first named have robbed the country; whs ;
the hitter to be intent upon plotting u rev,.
luton, the result Of which it is iea, full to contem
plate. There are breakers ahead, nd ii bccoms !
every true mat, every lover Of our Constitution
Union to be up and doing We appeal to III /,
Wings Of Lsnchburg and the surro undiug cont :
try; and to patriotic men Of every party. ouuit :
in sending forth from this place the eighth
August. an influence that will he xelt in ever
part Of the State, and aid in se.nr ng the hg
sanction of 1ur I'D Commonwealth to The onl,
national ticket belurs tie people.
Let US have - glorious rally,
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all Tho have responded Jet signify their intes-
i;os, 10 Be With Ne on the 9Th Of August. Have
the coanisseo Of ArAnssnspts perfected their
plsssf e not they bad better Get about the
wofk immsdiaisiy, There is no time to iose.
They shoald secure he place OF meeting. and APP
point their sub-eommittses If necessary to attend
at the hotels. seek out our invited guests, and pro-
vide places for them. rs we'll as for all that We
may BE- able 20 accommodate. -
We want things to be done up in style. anil u
have such old-fashioned rally as Lynehhurg
has not seen since 1910. We can have it, \.
the signs are propitious. Rally Wing!
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For the rirginian.
Constitutional Union Party Of Appomat-

Ia view OF the past the present and the future, YOU
1--we other alternative len you, PATRIOTS nIire
the be,t interest md prosperity Of your country,
t.,'n 10 unite your forces small as they may seem
II strike for the restoration of that peace harmony,
'ignty and importance which The dominant party in
heir struggle for party pcrpctui'y, have sacrificed to
fhe shame and Disgrace Of the country. Considcra-
Of personal character mny induce the asprant
lone 10 hope for silence his subject, but 10
who have higher Inspirations than the proper pro-
fsctou of their lives their fortune and their honor no
.nrh mcrceDnry considerations influence them
80 then your Cont housr, Thursday week, rat
) the nopnalion of Bell md Everett, and cease not
= exert every power You have to secure their cleo
iIon AN OLD-LINE WIG.
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Garrett Davis for Bell and Everett.

Mr. Garrett Davis of Kentucky has written ii
long lie, err in favor Of the Union ticket We quoc
the closing passages.
The very spirit Of the Union and the Consti
tutibn presided over the Convention that nomira
ted our candidates, and inspired it To select me,
fit AMI equal to the present needs uf c,untry.--
1.-THE Union. the Consultation, and the Eni1s.>~
meht OF the Laws" was the short political creed
of the great statesman Of Ashland. uttered VIII,
the dark clout- al sectionalisu, began To rj>e
above the horizon. Il is comprehensive
and complete enough for every god and
patriotic citiZau rom ocean to ocean. II form
the are OF American liberty. and who will nor
rally 70 70 VI AL tho living. none than Bell
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GENERAL WALkGR AGAIN ny HIS WAY To MICA.
GAouA.-~ fhe next arrival from Honduras viii no
4 ait biug definite information Of the landing oi
n'ter"l VIM. Walker, with small party OF .d.
hrrent~, ~ Honduras. en- rOr'c, via that i~thmus
lHd tuHtrm VA, tor hls oil stamping ground
NlcarASuu. The New York Times says:
hr"cra W alker, ms hcret fore stated, arrived ut
the island at RuutGn almul the 25th of June last
an board 81 The ssEopncr III, Taylor, whe"c lie
"As j"ned ~ ahont "Hs hundred men, who hat
bee" gains ihG tHete fora month previous, drop
pug In sin.ly aud in small squads so MS not To
attract attention coming in iruit vessels and
o'her struggling conyaynnoes. The arrangements
having been Completed. the Dew Drop in com
n'ahd 81 Capt. Dimon, suddenly landed some fifty
men, While u steamer. reported to have ON board
tue Glance OF the expedition, was LYING off and on.
without attempting to land.
: GA the 21'h Of June the whole marty lei, the
Island on hoard the John Taylar. '.desiiuntun I'M
Known y ,eSsal, supposed to he the Taylor was
subsequently seen of Manager Keys. at the mouth
ol huatan harbpr, bound 10 the southwark the pro.
per course Tor Onos or 'rruxlln
Inc arrival oi The English man -of-war Mt Rua
tau Is also announced, which, Under ard: ary cir
eemstances would look after the flibusters : but
'he p'itlcal excitement existing in the islam l. in
Consequence of the transfer uf the domain To The
state OF Honduras and the need of their services
t. prevent an uprising of the popula-e against the
'".shSc, VIII furnish tho marines all the employ
men! they will require, without hunting after
Walker. ~
linus, 1t is probable that the entire force will
land at some secluded spot and before any or,an
wed attempt can be made to arrest their march.
'hey VIII have mair their way across Honduras
] a. the Pacitie vessels will probably receive tho
/ fheusters on board and bein, rews OF their com
,"1 has preceded them, the invading force will
+ mayo landed at Realejo, prepared to move on Me
n"Ioa' Another superstition is that Walker will
! which will enable him to pass rapidly throngh
that State unmoles,ed
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ALLEGHANY COLLEGE.

w NJ. ID U 4 c a \ A M
Presii,nt anil Professor # English literature and Moral
W. j MORl:ISSETT, A. NJ,
Professor Of Mathematics dad Natural Science.
j. y. SHEPHERD,
mt graduate six schools of the University of YaA
IfysSsoF J Ahcieht Languages dad Literdfure.
HENRY MASON MATHEWS, A. NJ,
Professor q Noderm languages History tIncieat ami
Nodera)
d. l.. DUNCAN,
assistant Mathematics.
JOSEPH j. COOKE.
ASsi,tIHf in Engish utd Latin
TAsll ensu ng Session lc Gins The first Wednesday
u her. s6o and e tn first Wednesday In July.
The Npenses for the ire Session, tuition
cudnE ever! Thing except Lights asd Washing, is s32 5O
payable hall at thr III ginning aud half II the middle of the
sion No eJt'U ciaFgss) Lights furnished Washing
done on the premises moderate price. Book. Station
airy furnished 1T Richmond prices
For Catalogue, any information address
MN. u. DUNCAN.
Post Office II irst ScItcmter) Boeourt sIrings Roanoke
Co., Va afitr That lime. Blu, Sulphur Sprins
Va. N cam
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We perceive by tho announcement of DR.. r..
bert Hunter, :ha: he intends .e elise HE Rum nj
the Norvell House, "n Wednesday Evening next
Having at the solicitation of his patients extendcI
it to that time. We learn that many of our fellow
citizens have ayaied themselves of this visit OF the
Doctors among u, to present themselves to him
tor an examination md treatment Of their care.
1t is the first opportunity they have had for doing
so, and the high reputation which DR., iIuoier ca
res with hun wherever he goes. is certain To CO
icupy his time to the fullest extent
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ST. Jluss' N. T. July 81 The CITY IF Wash
inyto,., from Livrrppol, the IS h passed Cage kice
ih!s morning. Her usual news and market sum
INJURIES failed
There has been fearful massicres If Christians
Mt DamlsenS-500 meu killed, including the Dutch
Con,ul The American Cousa was wounded.
Advice from Naples state that e.nnict had occur
red there between the troop, and the people IN
consequence of the popnler manifestation IN favor
oi the refugees who di>cmbarked at Naples. Sev =
ernl were killed
The Ministry tad been dismissed and new
Cabinet formed.
The former INSPECTOR of Police VAS stabbed
A procanton Of Garbaldi against the Bpnr
bpus and in arror Of Victor Emanuel has been
distributed
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COM M ERCIAIi.
COM NJ EkCIAII.
LYNCH BURG Nj A II Il ETS,
REPORTED
A. B. FUCKER,
l. r o d u G Il i II . * T. Il +,
l33 MAIN STREET,


E These quotations. 1t will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
APPIIs.-tireen-nune offering.
BAcoS-Demand goodl notice sales at il}s0tl2Lc fer
prime.
BRASs-None Offering.
BEEswAx.-3I6tS2 cents.
BrTrR-Markt well supp'icd-Fres 20 to 25 sale for
Firkn.
CoRs-supply large-saes 81 yellow s7s 10 SIN for
White bread Corn
Cons NEAI.-ilenty and duh a, s59s7l4 cents.
ChMENT.-Janies ri, er sloV6p $500.
Dam FgUir-N No sale.
FLorR1he receipts continue light-wih god demand
quote Suprrtue 1929; Extra 1890; Family u.
Pharmaceutical LID certs
FEAIHERs43Gl4 10 ceuts.
FERTILIZERS. supply ample. No Peruvian Guano 462 80
y Of 2,D~ lbs: kreses Manipulated $525O Som
brero Guano S0U Mexican Guano 42500 American Guann
$1,000 Rhodes sup. Phosphate of Lime S5O0 Rufns Phosho
Peruvian Guano fa3o Rufns Bone Ash (iuano $3.50; Ru
fnr "hacc" Manure $io; Rufn's Ground Bone Ash $37.
Fo"le Co.'S soluble lhosphatrd Peruvian Guano, S5pp:
Dmgnds Bone Dust $1,000; Ruins Tobacco Manure $45u
Grund Plaster in bulk 1900 in bags barrels si.oo.
GRASS SEEDs-No sule.
GNSENG.-GDGlG 3 cents
HAY.-Baied $l.l1Qsl,sO: p wagon load 81 ooQlsl.lO
lRoS.-Mourtaia *9uQlsl00 u ton.
LAEp,-Snppy good nj 121 GDi3 cents.
osIoNs-ko safe.
pEAs--NOne.
PoIAToEs-- Toe 10 a.
oATs-Sheaf-new 90cG1$1-aa bus. 81 Ms Doc
WnEAr-sl 30 oi led; $i35 81 IS for prime new White
WooL-Unwashed goa 2ac.; washed 830b37l.c.
IoHACoo-lecepis failing of-the MI, noticed IN
last rcpor embraces all descriptions quote common iugs
- 10 - ~; new ground us ~ 10 - 90 emming ship
ping 50 10 10 slO working IS 20 10 ga bright wrappers SIS
Ia 500
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uE I,MING GRAIN CRpPs, The London Times
d n" - ut, iorebodcsa famine, in England.
"f."i !. e, We bad weather aud consequent short
't',-' The prospect Of The grain crops 10 Franco,
Sa'a 10 be nnpromisinz On the other hand. the
-! crops IN the unied States and Canada never
rr'rnl ed better. A lar.er,crup cf wheat tbnn wa
ever hui before, by, perhaps, oue-fuurth. is nav
en'ei' or IN p'"re%s Of harvesting. THE crops
~ nay and oats are also latg4. and the promise Of
king OF our cereals--Indian corn was never bct.
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ter. N.thiug short of a large expurI deinsnd can
keep the prize u his abundant cereal from falling
Leiow remuneration " the growsr. Oflast years
crops 1t IL saii that large cribs Of Illinois ere ssiii
nearly full VI Last gears cora. yes tbs receipts as
Chicago have sefsged over i00, 900 bushels day,
from The IIlizsis canals aud railroads: throagh
the season. "a
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CoxsTITUTIesAL UNION TICKET.
ELEcroRs.

Ia, purracr- a. CHANDLER, OF Nossoik CHy
sxp TRAVIS IL EPfS. of Ns,isway.
arm THOMAS BRUCE, OF Halffsx.
STa JOHN r. THORN foN, Of Prince Edsar.
srH JAMES r. JOHNSON, Of Brdso,d.
sra W G. SCOTT, u Pewf1aisa
.ra LEAUkL y. BOW DEN, William burg
SIN J,sEPH CHRISTIAN, " Midiie-cx.
srg B. H. sHACKELFORD, OF Fnmqaict.
IoIa ANDRkw X KENNEDY, Of Jraerson.
liTu A. H. STUART OF Augusta
fsrs W. r. STAPLES. OF Monig. anrr,.
Iats WALTER PRESTON. = Washington
l4ra J. J. JACKSON, Dr.. o wood
l,Tv A. b. CALDWkl-l. oi vhio.
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GARD.
DIR. ROBERT HUNTER.

PH1MtI4N F0h dAD oPER.iTOR 0N III AfFEC-
TONS or 3HE JHROAT, LUSGS 4 W HEART
MI. HUNIEE begs 10 announce that complying the
~ solicitations OF many of his patients end others. he will
tend MS present visit 10 !nchbrg To Ne~aa. Evening
Isl OF August, nj which time he viii suHe, his Room
nj the N"rseil House Until TINT he happy see
those who desire consul linn taarih BfoncLs Asth.
ma, Consumption, AID Affections oi Inc Heart
/. t.,t
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[From the N. r. Heralds correspondence
The Prince Of Wales at st. Johns.
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q
TnE GnEAr EASTERN AND liza VisIrERs.--The
. car Eastern will start on her trial trip to Cape
May on Monday. and the crowd Of visitors in
rr"n,inc every day ns the time for her temporary
- .encn from the city approaches. Up TO yester-
,g evening not les. than rs 600 people had Wis
.fei her since her arrival, and during tho two
lays yet to elapso before sue leaves. there will
badly lie thirty or f,rty Thousand mare rnmb-
-: over her decks. Out of the twenty thousand
ttors Yesterday. and the seventeen thousand the
iy before. upwards Of thren.fourths were stran.
us. who came to the city by excursion steamboats,
ani excursion trains, aud every possible convey
.a,rc. The consequence is Nat our streets are
a,tonse with people, the hotels, boarding houses
al even private DWELLING. are ful and Broad
y ~ is lncrnlIy flooded with sunburnt gentlemen
0s",h from their farms and country stores. and
=, llase law Offices aud " Indies whose cheeks
r.d4rnt with the ming led tints 0f the rose and
- sunbeam.
No, only aye the hotels renping golden har-
''-i from thi- ineur-on al country folks, hut the
i rndnay store. and all the sight seeing institu
f'ns ARE Gathering in rich crop Of cash Whni.
: . mnnstcr slip returns from her summer trip 10
40 OF COR fashionable watering places. which
vii be- in few days. We may expect to see the
interest in her renewed, and the excursinnists
l'nring nto the city again In all probability
III les than quarter Of II million of people Will
lave been on bonrl of her before she takes h'r
hraI departure from our waters, and the directors
Will have taken III the respec aba sum Of one
Hundred and fifty thousand liars. /.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

AT richmond.
+ 5 . n . r 500,
'EL ANNUAL Course o Lectures will First
L Monday in October and continue The lei OF MARCH
Gu. BELL GIDsoN, NJ. d.. Prof Of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUCKER VI. d.. Prof OF theory and practice of
Medicine.
BEVERLY II. WEXFORD NJ D., Prot of Matera Meiea and
Therapeutics. ~ ~
Az PKrIooLAs, NJ. D., Prof Of Anatomy
J.. :. JoyNEs NJ D., Prof of Institutes OF Medicine
las. II. CONWAY, NJ d., Prof Of obstetrics &c
jas Il. MctAw, VI b., Prof oil Chemistry
MAkoN ho~ ARR. NJ d. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
This institution offers student every 6c I, nr ta No
qusttoh OF thorough medical .ucation =
Through the ltbcaiy Of he Legislature al It's last session in
approprning The Thirty Thousand Das in Aid ih
College these facilities will he greatly cxtrndr nov a.
pi now in of erection, immediate proximty Il,
ie College, which will much enlarge the io Clinical in
hge buildings Will he duly accom-, ls,d and large ar5 m.
ani additions are being apparatus ANA llus,r.,ns
for the Lectures in every department.
Ample facilities will be the brtsecu, f pr,,i
cal Anatomy. " A'N''-
Instead Of the Warren Prize, of One Hundred po,,r
hefeo"e offered To the graduating Class Two Prizes of Fny
gica subject and the other for hest Essay an any s,i,
pertaining to the Theory Practice of Me,cue ''''
+ L F. s.:
Ilcket OF Each Professor. ........ q.
Graduation. ....... '''''''' %
- Demonstrators Ticket Observation-Disclosures 10
for further Information COPY of taaloo con a;nt
full particulars, address t. I,,VNt" umn'""B
Jy lO-d2taw&ctaNSw Dran nf H.. =. IL;
Notice.
CEALED proposals will he received mill Arrrpp,v ,
- lith Jay "i August building Ih. Jn At con
noui. mousse according 10 the plan specifications h, H.,
hahas Of air. ueorge Nj Bruce. IS wv
BOILING CLARK, So
GEO. ~ BRUCE, ..#-.
sAML A. BAILY
MARK ANTHONY,
AMMoN u HANCOCK.
Nv 17c.,,,,., Ed d. CHRISTIAN,
- '-'""H Committee.
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Three Days Later from Europe.

GREAT MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS IN pANAs-
Gus, &c.
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wsarc instrurtei To say, that The Committee
OF Earre-roDdence appointed 1t the late meeting
~ M Uaias parry If Lsnchtmrx. have prrl.rm
"a theiv functions. They have written to nun
bsr If unr Distinguished stasdard- tearer. and
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Removal! Removal!l
ne LynChburs Savings Store.

me LynChburG Savings store.
door. anu ana sEaenn store E"om No 10 MAIN ST. tn
~ aup'e nos humans CONFECTIONERY where wi ..,
CONSTANT. on hand large aud wei selected slnrt ~ Nh AeoP
~ Asoi 1oons ;-nch as Bonnes Rib6ons Fzomsys
Hs,S, aha press ops, nlsn large stock OF EJrtIIsr;s
tae'y ga Dress Trimmings C2odks u taH1s S51ri
Oh an a!'e which VIII sell from - 10 20 mr. cr,'
cheaper Than any other house the c v Nv P'' ''"''
co @ IN! customers ana the public in general to give me
Jy 23d6m 'e 49,,
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E These quotations. it will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
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Notice.

rTNE regular monthly meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
l. Washington Building Fund Association, will Lc.d nj
Jacob Il. kobnsnns Office, this Evening at O'clock
Come prepared To Contributions The Treasurer will
cc'e check unless marked good by the Teller the Bank
upon which i, is drawn.
Jy 2st G. W. PRICE, Sec'y.
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S D Q C i a | N O t i C q!
JULY lST, 1860.

JULY 1sT, 1850.
p A Y Nj i n T.!
DEEM necessary to notify friends and customers
IL exceedingly important thai should require, IN ALL
CASES, prompt and speedy PAYMENT satisfactory
Element Of all debts due tho rsl DAY Of July, 1867
hoping that they facilitate IN accomplishing this point
In my business, b, calling in and settling holding them
selves In readiness pay when ae upon. shall
confident expectation Of receiving due attention all
indebted either by bond, note, or account.
L. L. ARMISTk.AD, No. lao Main ST.,
je 23-ts I,nchbuYg, va.
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New Arrival
lust received nj JOHN ABRAHAMS another supply %;
- Plain Black and Fancy Silks fain Swiss Musns JAZZ
nets Cambrics, kli Gloves, Hosiery. Iiensched Hhdk,
Canton do Inh Linens, English Coons Birds Eye Diaper
be- sold cheap Pea-e call and look Them before
ing your purchase jy 2s-ts
Mrc@. HELMBoLDs BlIChU FOR THE BLADDER.
MyI HELMBDLDS BuCHU for the Kidneys
lELMBuID'S DU CIiU for the Gravel.
HELMBbLD'S BtclU tor Drol-Y.
HELMBOI.D'S Blu HI for N.r' oIsnesA
HELMBOL-D's BUCiIU Tor Loss o. Memory.
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