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VOL. L.s-.-NO lis. ] ! !

above the ordinary eAar.s Of this kind, and. doss
great credit to its auihsr, who hns not icFgo<tsn
sae Instructions Of his Northern cclegiats lIfe.--
oas purpose 10 IN all sincerity 10 comusnd tbs
patriotic and elegant orstion Of Mr. Bocock, NOT
only as an expression Of his Individual mind. bat
as truthful exposition Of that Of the whole mass
OF Southern gentlemen with whom We have hsd
the fortune 10 be acquainted. Politicians Il !
despairing cause may wall, threaten. and somnit
over acts of wrong. bss on all sides We believe
there Is virtue enough to rcpress the aseressions
Of antagonism. and 70 coniine even passion within
the limits o. deconcy."
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ines to the General Assembly forfs consideration.
Sd. That copies Of the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be forwarded BY the Secretary Of this
meeting to our delegates In both Houses Of the
General Assembly, 70 the President Of the Senate
and Speaker OF tho House, with the request that
tho said officers communicate them to the bodies
over which they respectively preside; also to the
Richmond, Lynohburg and Danville papers, aud
to the Charleston Mercury for publication.
On motion OF W. II. Worth, ESQ, the meeting
adjournod.
v. WITCHER, President.
g. W. JONES. Socy.
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MEDICINES, &C
DALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

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envy a <. e rs
;.uslonsl Ieealy iYps,s. ws.kns.. q " Bad aaa
ysis, Ssso ls.s .sssp " Ss ..a a. s
s s :'i.s. S .ss ~ s.
both BODY and mind These secrs. and SOLITARY sies as
.s 's 1S . ss sss z "
s'p''oH rendering n'',isyS sSSS;; Ss sEs s'%Ess.''s
s sAS ssrs ss'%s s ,sS ,s y s
] ssss ws S'a s:s
'sA'e' the living Tyre rs, %sss,.nh sa KIN all coincidence
ns aware e physical debility, ,deiSrms e.
sgald immssalely cousnt Dr. Johnston and bs rssossa
lie who place. Imsof under the Of Dr. Johns.oh
~ -'''' - ' oR9xSIo WEAKNESS.
immediately cured and M vtgor ns,ored
lh. a.sa.s M !. ,a,gsna ass irsasy psa sy oss -
rcs s !ha: sy r enue % NV. who " sa
iy ihs prudent. scs'is. Srne dsIysd y sis - =
both BODY s"d MIND I arise % Tss system Ssro%ss as Is
% psa"" OF ,hs heart isdss.oa Ssns 8k
souah symphonic Of consumption &c.
E IT, ss ssr ssr.s pSe:s sa
'1s y sH.sryns r,s. The Nsns sa md sus.sa ~
s on 's a. sss SSs'i & ' s% sSs 's sss g.:
% Recent sss caa .sls n n
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md the greater pn, g ne n ha. been IN ne ara r.
q. .ose Of The no~ s,ensnS eares That were eyer
"%" with being sa !" s s ss:S sa sa :ss.s sa
iuncr with frequent bushng ATTEMPTED sometimes wi desnn
cement Of ""a "SV G%RTa1S sgis ln%fslssGly plssGsp
when The misguided @ and imP.ads yoa q pleasure ssds
hspens that imed Of shane dread Of discovery Do
s n aSs Ss S an@ H y s
symptoms Of this horrid disease make h appearance
"aa @@ 1s on Il. MN %
as as s s % Sp H. .S iii i Ts & s ss ps ~ Il. .
a. Ssss 81 s' hs "S G M sn1 II s % Of s IL w s
bourne op whence traveller rcurnr" To therefore
cry, aud from his extensive practice The first Hospitals
nnd speedy care 10 The unfortunate victim n This h0rd diA
onsr
melancholy et ust lou.ands fall victims 70 this
dreadful dlase owing ihc nskIlnes Of ignorant prsseni
ier who by tho Of that dreadful poison mercury ruin ths
incl, grave or make me rc,idas Of ~ ni.erabIe
Dr. J. addresses all those bnrcd themselves BY
prlsae aud IMPROPER indageneies
i.n in The Head pimnes. o. Sight Loss Of Muscular Power
ngencnt ri h' Digestive Fanas Scntral Debility syn,p-
MrNrMLsfhe Karru Effects upon The mind are mscn 10
to- rcnde "s. Of Menor Confusion Of IDEAS Depression Of
Love Of Solitude, Tnaiy, &C., oftho evils psodu
eca;
Thousand OF persons OF a ngch can now Judge what II the
a.e OF the declining health Loo-ng their yigov becoming
weak pale ana cneAaled having singular appearance about
me , cyrs; cn,gh and symptoms ~ consumption
DE JoiiNsfoNs iNNnohAIiNU REMEDY FOR Or
-, GANlC WEAsRFSs
ts great ana important remea weakness OF The ors.A
nre speedily cured and full sgor r.atd. Iiotsan,s of ihe
most nervous and dsbiae who had lost 81 hope have been
ihmeohei. fciiesn All lrapens 70 Marriage, PhysicAl
M Mental Disqualification Nervous rrllabIty Trcmblngs
nnd weakness or exhaustion OF The most isrl Kind speedily
cured by Dr johnston. . - 49,.
YOUNG MEN,
Who have injured themselves BY Certain Practice INDUCED
n when alone-a habit
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MISCELLANEOUS.
18th Semi-Annual Card.

siE suofibes hse the attention of their
TONERS and the public generally their extensive
plcic stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now in store
comprising every article pertaining tho
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
OF The latest and most approved styles aud maerias Deter
mined 10 maintain The wke anI favorable
our Esaseut have spared pains excellence
IN every Department. and TO provide for the o NIL classes
Of customers
The annexed list but mperecy indicates tho variety Of
FALL sTock correct idea Of which only bc obtained by
animation les quality French Medium and low prices broad
Coh Coats Our Cloth Coats always heretofore having taken
The lead IN style, It, and general perfection will be- found
suras possible those sold by former Choice
styles Cashmere business Su Over Coats Farmers Riding
Goats Inverness Man,les Congress Over Coats Vctor kmanu,
taetos Black Fancy Cashmere Pants Nesls In
est variety and MATERIAL French Yoke Shirts sock al
ways on hand, (Shs made TO order when prccrrcd)
plete stock of Mcns Under Wear OF best make
Cnsals scaris Beaufort, Eox, Monalamber Garhald an
other new style Ties Genemens Shaw " and Blank
cts Railway Rugs Gloves Kid, Cali WASH Norway tascr
Thread the famous Mountain Buck, aud other sea,enabu
Gloves Pocket Handkerchief Socks, Dressing Robes,
BURROUGHS, siiAFER Il co.
sept 2s-dts 10l Main Street
fNktMMINGS! TRIMMlNGs!!-We offering greni
Il bargains In Dress and Cloak rrmnings order make
room for curly Spring stock l.. a. " T. kiNsEN.
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AMERICAN GUANO,

AMERICAN GUANO,
FROM JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered 10 the Planters Dealers
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
made by gentlemen In Virginia who have used it side 10y side
with The Peruvian Eide Island other fertilizers and who
testify 10 its superiority, importance and value.
II will upon sts immediate well durable
tilizcr cnriching, hut not exhausting.
1t sold nj much less price than Peruvian and when
COMES The result will be great grearr
Pamphlets containing numerous certificates from farmers In
Virginia and other States viii be forwarded usn application.
AGENT OF the American Guano Company Rich
mopd and all packages will have with e trade mark
of the Company! hc American eagle) and will be warranted
pure II will he put up In strong bags option
of the purchaser Price $40 per Ion.
FELIX II. CAVE 18th street, Richmond,
feb 2s-is MOSES LACY, Agent for Lynchburg.
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L Il X M X

h. vtnaINIA AN Ia published daily 90 and Tri Weekly ut
a ner snnum in ADVANCE and Weekly at " invarn,,y W a
vince otherwise a2o0 will be charged in aii cascs NO pa
will be discontinued except 1.-THE option ot e rfopf'o ~
MI NH arrearages shall have been paid -. -,
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for % cents per sauals
10 lnes On less Insertion, and 35 cents ol ca ~
continuance unless ordered anerorm or weekly ana e
cents per square viii be charged for each insertion
er of Insertions marked the MsSt VIII Dc Puo"
I'M ordered and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: 90,
For one square daily. 30
For two sqesFes, daily --.'.....''-' ''',.... IS
For rweeky .'''''.''''''''
For two squares triwthkty .. .,,b,cc 10 spe
Eg- Advertisements intended for bo'h PsPe's ''
cal contract M, ,.,.a IN their immed late bu-
60. az ,he adyertscme.:s charged or rahsen .s
-, All, new advertisements appear In the "aS anu
uo,ces which exceed eight lines are charged
raieably for the execss.
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Furniture! Furniture!I

Furniture! Furniture!
rED GRATEFUL tor past favors The subscriber would
return his thanks 10 his friends and the rubc gtner
~ ally and inform them that he has hand (and
L52 is constantly adding hereo) large
ELEGANT FURNITURE, a
MANUFACTURED BY SkIlLFUL woRKMEN ESsa
the very best MATERIAL and finished In The
desirable manner Ills stock embraces ever, article
aly gotten up In the most extensive nianulacto tories
lie socs a call from those wishing purchase feeling
and will give saiisiac ism In regard To both
prcc and quality of work
eH- Hair and Shuck Mattresses always o hand
EDWARD j. FOLKES.
warerooms and Mandatory doors below Ibcrty Ware
Inn j-,lActsif
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NIsCELLANEDUs.
Sewing Machines.

l60W IIIk
AIDES wishing Machine do sEnv CoAEsE CIoruEs,
II WORK. would do well ioel
BARTHoLF-S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
30, $50 and $50 The following certificate Is well
known Tailor In this county who only had about 20 minutes
Instruction this Machine:
LEBvnlE Campbell county va, June 18Th, 1879.
Mr. WM L PACE 81 am well pleased Wh Bar,hoif's
Machine and would not exchange for have seen
find no difficulty In operating with Il any kind II CLOTH
from the hickest Cashmere Lnen made
several pair Of Tow1ncn pants for
and operated six different kinds Sewing
Machines but Bartofs and Singers the only Machines
hat would recommend any person Z. buy They the only
Machines tha make TUTORS Stitch. consider Barhofs
much the cheapest machine II Is simple In construction easy
10 understand. and not likely gek order Almost
every person that has Barhs operate singers
that worked on last year, give Bartofs the preference
Respectfully yours, DC, CAROLUS q. TERRY.
T. and difficulty In getting my wife 10 ia
Iholfs Machine They that something great ought
lone for the man thai invented Sewing Machines
lie and Lock Stitch. June l6difisl C. q, 4.
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Grass Seeds.
HN hand good stock of Clover Tinothy Orchard Grass
~ Herds Grass and English Blue Grass Seeds winch w
sell low. NUWLIN II MUEEEI1.
ian 2I-ts No. 81 Main Street.
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j. MATTHIAS &c Co,
No. 81 Main .treef, LynChburg, Va.
Rra BEG leave TO call tue attention of the public to their
~ Slarge and elegant stock Of FALL WINTER GOODS,
VIZ which will be for inspection MoSpAY next Sep
emer 28 consisting in part of large o Of Velvet Besv
and Cloth Coak and handsome Full Wmppng also,
great variety of handsome Bonnes Miss Hats Chlr,na
Hats and Caps Ribbons, Flowers Feathers Roucbcs, Head
Dresses Dress and Moar Caps Nett Caps and Golfers Lace
Goods Buck Front aud Side Hair iirls and Curcs lei
mens Fancy Hair Pins, Combs Brushes soaI prrlum,p,
md Hoop Skrs with elegant lot OF FURS, from
$40 sett with articles too MENTION We
feel assured that all In Of goods will find their al,
inge TO call prepared to sell very reasonable
prices.
Orders from The country will receive particular attention.
rH- REPAIRING done as usual In good style
sept 23-ds j. NJ 4 CO.
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FOR SALE

OAO ALA4Jc
% SHARES LYNCHBCRG GAS COMPANY STOCK
s)O 20 shares Merchants Bank Stock;
5000 Souh-sde Railroad Bonds, n cent;
900 do. do. do R cent;
2080 Virginia and Tennessee 2nd Mortgage Bonds:
20 Shares l.ynciburg Hose aud Fire Insurance sofk
jan 30-ts PETERS, SPENCE ~ GO.
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OpICGS
NUTMEGS, MACE AND CLOy ES-Gor sale by the pack
~ age by EDMOND DAVENPORT ~ GO.
fthls-u
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ATTENTION, LADIES.

ATTENTION, LADIES.
HOopsKlRTs, HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED JUST
oPENED-Just opened, large assortment, be sold
TO be sold at reductidn of thirty per Please call and
lo.pk nj them.
dee l2.dls. JOHN ABRAHAMs
LYNCHBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
TUNIE Second Term OF The present session this
Il stuton will commence Wednesday, the LIST of Frrua-
ry II s desired that those pupils who design entering do
u early In the term possible.
EXPENSESABoard including fuel and lights for OF
five months s'5 Tuitionn English s20 In Latin French
$40; in Musc S2b
For Catalogues containing further parcuars apply to
sAM'L X. cox, President
N B-avng determined to myself hereafter purely
the literary the Institution authorized
j. N GogDoN ESQ., To act 40 Treasurer whom all
for tuition must be made. jan 3-ts
BETTING! BETTING
HAVE made arrangements with the manufacturers for the
4 sale Of the best PATENT STRETCHED LEATHER AND
GUM Betting, Of all widths suitable for all classes
hand. b. NJ. SIMPSON 81
jan lots Opposite Farmers Bank. 1876 Main 81.
ICIvE TONS wEAvERs sCOLLoPED IRON just recciv-
I ed and for sale by SMITH & ADAMS.
jan 27-ts 141 Main Street,
Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
THE way kill the Northern fanatics buy your
4E Carriages, Buggies and Wagons nj BAILEY's, 1873
- Main Street, Lynchburg, and not send your money
enrich and enable the Aboionists make Sharpes
Rifles Spears send 10 negroes kill with
born md raised In Campbell County and
makug with nerased facilities all the Carriages
gockaways and Bugges neat and substantial Also all kinds
Repairing and painting Of Carriages done with
neatness and dspach.<
The subscriber his grateful
vors and socs continuance Of the same All he asks IL
examination o his work. fering confident he please
bo th as to quality and price JNo H. BAILEY, Ag'L
ianA 1883 Main
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Notice.
UNRENCH German and American PLATE In
plain and fancy Gilt, Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames al greatly reduced prices, al the old stand
JOHN L. WINSTON.
sept edits No. 40 Main St.. opposite Norvell House,
A PPLE BRANDY.--Pure Country Apple Brandy on con-
"A sgnmept--for sale low by. JAMES BOYD Il co.
- Just Received Il. =, .
A Tor or ..'Cr NEW RArOv. which will sell Low for
- 1t d. e. eHFARER.
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Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates.

~ piCED AND NOT spICED ITALIAN MACtAEoNI
- Powdered Spices of all kinds, for sale by
dee lG-ds STABLER Il JONES.
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Corn Meal.
LWAIS on hand ut Mil and store, good stock Of
"A fresh ground Corn Meal. NoWLlN Il MrEEEli.
No In slrIrl
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NEW conc RN.

w A n Il T. ID
~ STORE HOUSE, situutcd Main Street. for which
Mfg good price will be paid. NJ. X. BOHANNAN.
sept 2S-dts Agent and Collector.
Ffno Teas.
HAVE Just received supply of very superior GREEN
4 BLACK TEAS For sale by JOlIN II. SEAY,
| nrI1,
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COUNTY SEAT MEETING.
Dow CREEK, BREckENR1DcE CoUsrY,)

Dow CREEK, BRECKENRIDGE CouNrY.(
July 9. 1860.
As per previous call, meeting of cisi-
zens of Fremont, Waterloo, Americas,
jackson and Agnes City townships was
held at the house of William Whitlock, Esq,
at o'clock P. M. The meeting being
called to order, R. W. Cloud was unani
mously called to the chair, and VIM. Shan
non was appointed secretary. Mr.. Crandall
then, by request, stated the object of the
meeting in few but explicit remarks, viz !:
to take into consideration the propr!ety of
advocating the claims of the town site
known as breckenridge Centre. ',as suit
able location for he seat of Justice Of Breck-
enridge county. After some preliminary
remarks, Mr.. c. offered the following reso-
lutions:
ResOlred. That we are unqualfedly opposed to
the further division of Breckenridge county or
the change of the present county lines.
ResOiUed, That by locating the county-seat at
breckenridge Centre we put quietus to any
and all projects now on foot of making any change
in county lines.
Resolted, That we believe thus locating the
county will be for the best interest, and
suit in the general good to the greatest number,
than locating it at any other point
RESOLVED, That make, by this action, the CEN
ire point for the location of the county-seat of
Breckenridge county and we hereby pledge our
selves to utmost endeavCrs to secure its
permanent location at this point.
On motion to adopt the foregoing resolu-
tons as whole, after some remarks by
Messrs. Crandall, Maxson, Thomas, Thorn
ton, Cloud, Newland land Carr, they were
adopted with much enthusiasm.
On motion, the Chair was requested to
appoint two persons from each township,
here represented, whose duty it should be
to canvass their several townships, and
report to this meeting on the first Monday
in September next. the sentiment of the
people in relation to breckenridge Gen.
tre'' for the location of the county seat.
The following gentlemen were appointed
For Americus township, DR.. Swim,
Thos. Shockley; Waterloo, L. w. Hutcbin-
son, - Bush: Fremont Jno. Carr, w.
Whitlock; Jackson, R. w. Stevenson, T.
McIntire; Agnes City, VIM. A. Shannon,
Charley Pain.
On motion, adjourned to meet at s'Breck-
enridge Centre" on the first Monday of
next. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Voted, that the proceedings of this NEE
ting be published in THE EMPoRIA News
and Americas Sentinel, after which the
meeting adjourned.
R. W.sCLOUD. Chairman.
VIM. A. SHANNON. Sec'y.
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If anything were necessary to demon
strate the utter hypocrisy of those Demo
cratic Senators who voted for the Home
stead Bill as agreed upon by the Commit
tees of Conference, on the part of the House
and Senate, it would be found in the fact
that when the President returned the bill
with his objections, nearly half those gen
tlemen dodged-while the remainder, eigh-
teen in number, voted plump against it.
Every Republican voted to pass it over the
Presidents veto, of course; but there were
not enough of them to do it. And yet on
the passage of the bill before it was sent to
the President, every Democrat but two vo-
ted for it. Could hypocrisy and meanness
GO farther?
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Senator Bright admits frankly that Lin
coin will carry Indiana by very large ma
;ority. aud does not anticipate any change
of the Democratic programme by which the
result can be affected.
The New York Day Book puts up the
names of Breckenridge and Lane, and
thinks that ticket can carry the State.
The following newspapers in Massa-
chusetts viii support the Breckenridge
ticket: The Boston Post, Lowell Adver-
tiser, New Bedford Times, Greenfield Dem
ocrat, Barnstable Patriot, Salem Advocate,
Essex County Democrat. Lawrence Sentinel
and Pittsfeld Sun.
The Courier has announced that the
Democratic party is dead. Let it be buried
with It's face downwards, so that, if it
scratches out, its appearance viii be among
the Chinese.-Louisvilke Journal.
Isaac Hazelhurst. the straight out Amer
lean candidate for Governor of Pennsylva-
MIA in 1857, has come out for Lincoln and
Hamlin. and for Andy Curtin. Republican
candidate for Governor.
Mr.. Guthrie. of Kentucky. who was
the first choice of the Democratic delega-
ton from his State for the Presidency, and
who received more votes than any other of
the competitors of Douglas at Charleston,
refuses to endorse either of the Baltimore
nominees. declaring both of them sectional.
and unworthy the support of sound Ma
.ional Democrat Oh!
Daniel s. Dickinson, of New York,
himself prominent candidate for the Dem
ocratie nomination, has declared his iDten-
tiOa to seaport Breckenridge and Lane.
1T is not little remarkable that there
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COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
FREnoET July cd, 1876

FREMONT, July Cd, 1850.
The quarterly meeting of the Brecken-
ridge County Agricultural and Mechanical
association convened at Fremont, the Pres
ident presiding.
On motion, A. M. Thornton was elected
secretary for this meeting.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and adopted.
Executive committee reported on reyis-
ion and publication of schedule: also, re-
ported proposals made by Emporia and
Fremont, for furnishing accommodations
for holding fair during the fall of 1860
Report received.
Moved. that the fall fair of 1860 be held
at Fremont
Moved to amend by not holding fair,
amendment lost.
Moved TO adjourn for fifteen minutes, lost.
Moved an informal ballot be taken on
place for holding fair, lost.
Moved to hold the fair of 1860 in Em-
poria, motion carried.
4 question being raised as to the vote
being in favor of Emporia, it was moved to
reconsider; carried. and previous motion
lost.
Moved that the fair be held on the 10th
and It'll days of October, 1850, at or near
Thomas Armor's mill, carried.
On motion the following persons we're re-
quested to prepare and read essays at the
next Meeting of the society; A. d. Thorn
ton. on wheat; l. H. Hunting. on corn;
W. B. Davis. on the treatment of cattle;
and r. 81. Abraham on fruit
Adjourned TO meet at Thomss Armor's
mill on Monday. October 1st, 1869.
P. B. MAxsoss Secretary.