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WASHINGTON 1Rv1He's FIRST LOVE.

When young he become acquainted
with a daughter SofSone sof the Knicker-
lockers ofthe time, sturdy in family wealth.
sWithahe young lady he pressed his suit
successfully; and in time the father might
have succumbed, despite the fact that be
regarded thesIesources with which Irving
proposed tos support wife too slender to
maintain that style Of luxury which bis
daughter bad been accustomed. In an evil
hour, as it seemed, a DR.. Creighton, min.
ister' of the Presbyterian Church, despite
his Scottish parentage fell in with the gentle.
man whom Irving was desirous Of making
his father-in.law. The clergyman's eyes
dazzled by tho beauty of the same young
lady who had won the heart Of the aspir
ing author, and the eyes of the father were
blinded TO all other considerations by the
wealth which DR.. Creighton offered, to-
gether with his heart. Timo aud persist
cncy pushed Irving from the scene, and the
girl, obcdient to her fathers urgent treaties,
gave his precedence Of her own.-But the
saddest part Of the story remains to be told
When the question Of marriage portion was
under consideration, the father stated that
the family had been tainted with insanity :;
and to guard against the evils Of harsh treat
ment, should his daughter be afflicted with
the same malady, insisted that certain
sum should be set aside, which, in the event
of such calamity, should be devoted to
her maintenance on her estate on the bank
Of the Hudson, and that in no event should
she be removed from the mansion there.
The terms the ardent suitor, hoping for
the best, complied with. 1t may have been
the result Of hereditary disease, or Of the
effort to crush cut and kill her young hopes
but not many years elapsed before the young
wife was raving maniac. She become so
violent that confinement was rendered neces-
sary, and the family mansion was converted
into an asylum, DR.. Creighton building an,
other house. on distant part of the estate.
The unfortunate woman is still living, and
on quiet nights her shrieks may be heard,
audible too, at the secluded retreat which
Irving occupied. No heart but his own
knows how much the sad event may have
tinged his own life, or to what exertions it
may have urged him in attempting to drown
all remembrances Of his disappointment.
DR.. Creighton has for years officiated at
the humble chapel where Irving worsbiped
and singular enough, read the burial service
for his former rival. To those who were
aware: Of these mournful circumstances, the
strange coincidence must have been exceed
ingly painful. There are but few portraits
or busts of Mr.. Irving in existence, as he
has, especially of late years, persistently re.
fused to place Himself at the disposal of any
artist, however celebrated.
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GENERAL RULES OF HEALTn.-Lord
Bacon advises US never to keep the body
in the same posture above half on hour at
time; and., though persons who are COM
PEELED to sedentary employments may find
some difficulty in attending to this rule,
some change opposition should occasionally
be made, as muscular movements tend great
ly to the preservation of health.
1t is most dangerous habit to eat or
drink any thing very hot; it is injurious to
the teeth, and still more so to the stom-
ach.
Every one should be particularly eau
tious never to eat again till the last meal
is digested that is, till he really feels hun
cry. Hs
The constant use of the fesh-brush is
an excellent means for preserving the skin
in healthy state. To the studious, those
whose sedentary pursuits preclude regular
and full exercise Of the body, to the invalid
and to the aged, the friaiienssof every pan
OF the body twice day. with the brush is
invaluable. If the person Is able to use it
himself, the benefit is greater, as the exer-
else is doubted but, even done by other
hands, 1t is great relief to tue weak.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
'ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Enuif,,


TABBEVILLE DLS1RIGT:
In Equity.
James Meclint0n' Il. t.
Thomas c. Perrin.E4r Bill for Account dc
John Cooper,
and Nancy, his wife,
and others.
T APPEARING 10 my satisfaction that
4 John Cooper, and Nancy, his wife, James
McCliDt01. Pleasant Dellerhide, and Nancy. biz
Martin i|ot, and Harriet, his wife, Mary
McCnton, james McClipton, Jr, Cassaudra
McClin,on, and other children Of John Nc
Clinton, decd, whose names are unknown,
G. A. Brown, - jackson, and Roxana, his
wife, sycurgus Brown. Virginia Brown, Simon
McClinton, Eliza Ann Anderson, Robert Har.
vey MoClinton, and Sarah McClinton, defend.
ants in the above stated case, reside beyond the
limits of this State: On motion. by Perrin d
Coiliran, Comp. SOL, Ordered, that said De-
fendaDts do appear and plead. answer or de.
mur to said Bill of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereof or the sam Q
will be taken pro contesso against them.
". H. PARKER, o.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office, s T.;
March I, 1860, 8m. 80
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PARIS FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

Throughout the season gold and silver
gauze has been very fashionable for baN
dressess Tarlatane, with flounces embroi-
dered With colored spots of velvet or of gold
spotl!sdssall. over with gold, silver white ce-
rise, &c::T-are all in favor. We have re.
marked an organdi, with white stripes, which
makesa simple but very charming dress,
with twossEirts or a tuuic; body, round,
witb,a longsash or Moldavian band. Tul-
le, worked With gold, and plain white tulle
With bolillonnes skirts,are always suitable
andslegaptior evening dress. Moire anti
que and Moire francaise,s trimmed with
hondsfi fiaee, tulle, ,,tarlatane, and velvet, are
alfQse 1or quite full dress. VeIvetsRill al
waysbs hiaeable. Plain velvet of all
shades anve, lemon, saxony blue,
eorn;f6NesB Bl6esPiuk, and even white-also
Pskihfvelyet black, and white, violet and
black, groseills and 'drap groseille and white
stripes, DC. It istrue that these are very ex-
pensiye But then The material itself Is SO
rich and elegant that itdoes not require any
SWSo6ssrve tbatthe dinner dress demi.
neglge. .is preferred to low body, unless in in
deed 1osa dinner Of great ceremony. Vel.
vetSand Satin are the fssorite materials for
dinner dress; the colots most worn are violet
green, and grey. They are trimmed; with
lace, sensentefie, and plsi,s Of Beads; bu,
MORE aSd Silk sts still kofb,spd elegantly
sdnpdsa siiE ruchiss 81 lace and silk.
gBchnsa ne gradually increasing in size,
aud xSi syer tkeforehead, and wide at
tIe sidss materials arezthe same as
were:Mo.1 last month Grape for yisifssoi
ceremony ;ssiIk, ,or velvet and silk. Cssoar
6asslsss, apd eyet, the ends Of peacock
feathers, avery fashionable for trimmings.
Avery staple but eliSslsipg slIead .dress
isfoinea Nth a plat Of gold carried round
.bahs asSi dong boss sssabe
top, ths led With tassssels or gold
bBA dl,.ieE ssbssda be bannesu ,or tied; at
tie nsps 51hs nseia ptaiL Sf gold and
silver mid With Velvet 81 sase; form avery
pretty hsad ssss lof dsuas os.st.s; d II s !; ssa net, d
ofekssslle os gold are le;n Ell :lsssfs-
LeFSWk .;.:g.s
~ - ssx-T--.syls : !: q Z
AAsss saea sius
puais6 q shns1f va. ade
quas ks aspsssaa a;Sbassf omus
the god SE6sa dpisa
Jasasss 6 So
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEFLLLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
VIM. Fl. Parker, Successor, !
Letitia Finley, Nancy Jane sure of Mortgage.
Finley, and others.
TT APPEARING to my satisfaction that Ii
ltitia Finley, Nancy Jane Finley. Oscar Fin
ley, Amanda Finley, Orville Finley, Stephen
Finley. Sarah Finley. Lucy Finley and Gra-
vile Finley. Defendants in this case, reside be-
yond the limits of this State, on motion of
Thomson d Fair. Ordered that the above named
Defendants do appear aud plead answer or de-
lnur to said Bill of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereof. or the
same will be taken pro eonfesso against til EN-.
WM. II. PARKER, 9. E. A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Feb 27 1880 Sm,
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CIRCULAR SAWS.

I am agent for r. Hoe & Co.'S celebrated
Circular Saws, and also for a manufacture Of
the same article in Richmond, Va. A full sup
ply Of these Saws, of all sizes. always on hard.
Persons wishing them will do well to call on
me, as make no charge for fitting them TO tae
ma anIrala
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1t has been discovered that bread can be
manufactured out Of wood. Long before
this discovery was made. all wood was
known to have grain in it.
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THE STATE. .QE SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBBVILLE DLS7RFE
In Equity.
Mary L. Miller, -.
:, by next friend, - -.
.rg ;gavs. trs<sgt 1Bili foH Settlement
! AndfexsJ: Miller "a : 81 wife.

AndtsxsJ; Miller 3 ~ wife, .
TTRAPPEARINGto 10 my satisfetion that An.
II drew JssAiileEa dsfendart in this case
resides beyohd the limits of TIP State, on mo-
iton, ofsW.C Davis. ,Compt. Al. ordersd that
the asid "a. ]. Miller do appe4 and plead, an.
swer or den,ur te said bill Of cfmplsint within
three eepste fcm the publi4tion hereof, or
Z sss sapss win bs .sahsn pro Sonfsao against
,stss.t: 4 6ssi. s,r,S25 TS q &Uny ~
Commissioner Qfics,} 1S,.ass
vii y1,7 Ez assss nj anssiss. s.'' =
And petsset altfsk 43 1860, 12h
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"A. NEWzREC1PE FOR sLEEPINBss.-Ou
friend, the Thakoor, also visited us, and he
excused the non.sppearance of his little
son; on the ground that be was asleep under
his .waterfall.f<I had almost omitted to
mention the curious habit of the hill people
to which this phrase of the Thakoor's, re-.
lates., Whenever woman wishes to nut
her child to sleep, she takesits s6dhe of the
numerous places for this purpose, which
are all over the mountain. sides wherever
there is water, They consist of shed, or
sheds, in which there are stone troughs
filed from the running stream and from
those tronghs are little pipes made Of reeds
Skho'Iow stems of trees, which spout out
water with gentle trickIing fall, under
which the child's head is placed at the dis.
tance Of a fewincbes. The effect is almos,
Immediate. The sbiId closes its eyes and
it's mouth, and falls into a profound, swee,
and heaIthful s]eepswhiph endures 50 long g
as it is left under l6s 5Matefspouis. have
seen dozens Of childtsS Ssthps lying fas. 4.
sleep; and, g far as1 could ascertain, NO
I'll .sffsss. batessr eapl 81 attaB6fed 70 In,
pfsssics as csftainly. seems an.sdiai rabIe
prspa ation agains. pesldsin the head and
Il q devoted notlss souI o,nIv m. fs' IN .be
lexpeifnSnts thsz s6unitfs.. IA /. 80. -.
fannj srccss. M 81; ,.o'e .e
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WIRE RAILING.

am agent for one-of the largest Wire Rail.
ing Companies at the North, and will frtnish
Window Guards. Gallaries, Verandas, Bed.
steads. or any other description Of Wire Works.
at the book prices of the manufacturer, which
can be seen at my office.
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Old Saws Rc-TOOthed.

have Cumming Machine on hand. md
am prepared to re.tooth old saws, making
them as GOOD ma new
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CORN MILLS.

Mills now in use. and can furnish any iize wan-
ted. Persons wishing these Mills are invited
to call at the Works and wjtness the operation
of one now in use. The MtAfSck, $hich is
the very best isprocured fron Edgefdd, S. c.,
and tlelMills built complete at our Esiablsll.
ment. '''
To those who have given me their patronage
for the length Of time have been eIgaged in
this business tender my warmest tanks. and
solicit continuance Of the same, ard to those
their favor and support. as neither pains nor
expeEss viii be spared on my part il contribu.
ting promotion of home manufactuts, Of every
article within my sphere Of .sction All thst
is necessary to success In these: eherprises iis
the favor and support of the pejple fthe
Sonih.
March. so l2n1 = WILLIAM GLAZE
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PLOWS.

manufacturing all descriptions of PL3WS,
with many other things In the agricultural
line, and will, in a short time commence the
manufacture of ull kinds of agricultural i'm.
piements. All ask is for the Planters of the
South encouragethis enterprise by thdr pa
tronage. Coll and Judge for yourselves
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A&issra laosS ana siug
pussis6 q az 6 ishms1 was ade-
quate ks spsssad a;s;Sh.Rssss omuss
the godS 9Iiss dpis
,jlak osans & q : h kss
ia gos biz 9
.,.tksssss, isspsn 4
scsa sss, y j i.e,aisA I q 4. siag'
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them as good MS new.
IRON RAILING.
would call attention to this branch of our
business, having great variety of patterns,
for public aud private grounds. Cemeteries, de-,
and will keep on hand, and cast my style
wanted, at prices as low as the same car be
hOpcif et tho North
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Wagon and Carriage SpOkes.
In connection with the Establishment, VIC
are manufacturing Wagon and Carriage
Spokes of the very best material, and ~ i'll eel
20 per cent. lower than the same Spoke can be
bought at the North.
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FRANKLIN Co., D..
WHOLESALE AND r. Nj
GROCERS & COMMISSIONe1ERCH

o.
No. ~ Main Street. nest door % liberty Warehouse
LIZ N q H,R u RG, " A.,
III % bags Rio Laguira and Java CoRee; -"'t 20
100 bbla Brown Extra o., Crushed and Puverzed Sugar;
10000 lbs. Leaksviile and Union Cotton Yarns; -
200 kegs Old Dominion Nails; ~ . .
300 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt;
80 hoxes Adamantine and Talow Candles.
$50 sides good SOLE Leather; ....z-. s.-
800 Blankets
10 tons Iron Hammered Rolled, Bal Horse Shoe Round
Oval and Hoop; !1.- : SAFE s 80 = 7'
Is cases heavy Boots and Brogana Shoes; ID 2 3.
New Orleans and West India Moasses ne up Bacon Sides
LOAF sugar Aaekerel in barreis and kite Greco Teas
Brown and Toilet Soaps Rice Soda spices nexr Pepper
salt peire Aam Extract Logwood indigo, Madder, Starch
window Glass Putty, Wagon Boxes Spades Shoves Trace
Chains Grind stones GRIND stone fixe Horse Shoes Nail
kods, While Lead Zane, Ianners Oil Upper Leather 81,
Shot, Lead Painted Buckets, suan Boxes Nests Of Tu
Wrapping and WntinS Pal~r shos hread, Twine Denl o
otoneware, staple Or. Goods brown. beached
striped Dolesi'et lhs lnsess aA4n Kerseys ynl Cloths
Fahneis Bed lak - Caees, al siceas, c With large
anu genera assortment VI line
~ Particular ait, uot paid 10 The sa 81 fobaeen Wheat
oru hour ri al other kinds of Produce and prompt remit.
tlucts laae IN The sale vi .. OCT Aj-dScts
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PATENT ASPHALTIC

RO O + N c. FELT fa-
LIGHT, Cheap, Durable, and perfectly Fire and Water
IA proof Roofing for Churches Houses, Farm Buildings.
kairoad Delota DC, DC. Also entirely and superior
Roofing Cement. T n .
eB Agents wanted. Apply TO
HF4-l. EDMIsTON BROS
ap 30-d3m Bowling Green, New York.
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Fire, Life and Marine Ans,l aAcC ~
Lynohbufg Hose q Fire Insurance Company.
Il Fire, on Dwsia< hss-< si"F.t ohseeo .s'"ss ani
Budinns. Hushisr SVSs Wares Ants IcshAniise
generally sad country the favor lie rrna
nakss InsaFuAcs the lives a all e1 enjoying
good health and Of sound coesklaon fur the s Duration
Of ufe foe a limited period. q -. 800 .
siayss employed ordinary occupations. sa &c In sired on
reasonable tsunA
Tho Company VII also take marine risks from nd 10 any
The Norlhcrn Southern PsstA al favorable ratsa-
DsnKsyoHA
JOHN Robin MCDANIEL. President.
JAMES n CoBBs VIE Prcasira-
JAMES n. LANGHokNk, Caisf ing, sscr.
JoHS Orgy TAyLos DAVID X srsScH,
JAMES D. PArSA Jom Z. DAYS.
w y, srrArroH, MArktcE \. LAssHorkE,
.fwet. MoktxsrT CBAA T.
IAs a. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
CREED T. Villa, seSa'hry
DIR. VIM. OTwAY OWEN, Medic Examiner
The Medical Examination 81 subjects kR iasrsnce VIII D"
made once Of the umrsny On each d, betueen tho
hours u and O'Clock. r. n. feb xS-tts
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AMERICAN GUAN0,
AIYIs AND BAKERS ISLANDS,

FROM JARVIS AND BAKER'b IsLANDB,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered k Planters and Dealers amer the most s.ti,fac
tory been attained By practical experimcns
made by gentlemen In Virginia who have Used side ~ side
with the Peruvian Eide Island oter fertilizers, and who
testify superiony, Importance and vhlne. T.
II Will soils immediate as well ~ durable Ter
tizer, eurichng but not exhansng
II Ia sold n less price than PcrUyan and when uAR-
result will be great nos greater.-
Pamphlets containing certificates from fhsmes In
Virginia and other States will be forwarded sppeatton
am Of the American Guano Company In kiof-
mond all packages will have with the trade mark
OF the Company s American eage) and win be warranted
viii be In strong bags Or barrels n the option
Of The purchaser, Price $40 per ton.
FELIX II. CAVE, 18th street. Richmoi d,
feb 23ts MOSES LACY, Agent for Lynchbnrg.
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Bargains !! Bargains :?

Bargains Bargains =?
lust received large lot Of fine Bonnes eegan ly trimmed
d from 42.50 10 $3.50, .sr- Eso =.
Hats from 70 cts 10 IS.
Vein, In all coors, from 31k 10 81,
Flowers, koaches Ribbons, French,
Corsetts 81. 25 and tl50,
Hoop skirts from BIN cts TO ~. so, some As spring,
Mantlas fro $3.50 to $10 and great variety other
fne goods IN line, such prices guarantee their
sale the ladies will just favor Of them
ROSENSTEEL GUNTHIER,
mayo a ~ 15s Main Street
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JoHNsofYsa ;f fRR4HHsfffffEEEF.3 q oIh1 : y
Il q se<vSzr MAZE AHp arr, hIcnxesNt vinosNh :
GuAyE on HAND AID OfFEk fUk GALA
IL 1908 beg. Eso. LNsay.. 20 AZ C'aest
300 aides good and damaged sois Leather
5Oo boxes Adamaptipe Csndlns trad IT ss#fsEsf
loo boxes BsUWn soap 40 >
i25 boxes Fancy Do
1903 kegs Od psnial.a Nails i 1, -
100 barrels ". o. NoDaases;
ID hogsheads Cuba NolansesS
do n. U. esgar; frer g.
100 barrels extra G. Sugar
100 do low grades Sugar,
2S do Rrunulated sugar. .....4=
30 do ground Sugar, $3.50
70 patent cut loaf Sugar; f
81, bareis crashed Sugar. = ? -
% kegs Soda; l... ~ -5#ff
100 boxes FreLch Window Glass;
100 kils No. kseksrel; = - err .tJ -
10 barrels No. HeErngs: 49,.
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Besides full sasStmcus ofoRoCERIEs ~ well large
ind well selecied stock 70 fORkI0d AND DOMESTIC LIZ
UORS We are fos Of the best brands Of
MOUNTAIN BYE wIlsKEY. ell q which We VII cell low
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1850. SPRING TRADE. 1880.
EILETT &c WEISIGER,
Manufactures and Wholesale Deaersin
Hats, Caps, and straw toods,
No. 1917 MIN Street, opposite .EncAange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING made extensive preparations ar. now oncrng 70
the merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes
See At prices cannot but Insure sale the idr0ess ana
must pe stock Of Spring dHd Summer Goods ever got
ten up In this Market which for quality variety and elegance
cannot excelo All they ask Is look before purchasing
where. OgDrxs strictly and promptly attended TO-
Mr. j. H. HuTcnSsoN, formerly OF Union, Monroe county
Va Interested business and will devote TO u his vnua-
10 ELLEl1 q WLioioEh.
feb II dimnF 10 81.
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aIoarojfS i6{77ff5f2kzTs

~ = 0IJII7 Nofios. "'l''' -
k IN q atffs III ccniisss b - NkaRO ANcTI0y
Stjsisfss md has tlksn into psstsrshp WA %
RFfsrS tlRf80HY = iiier snesrcom - yFaek9 ~
Sss 80 SeIow wan se sd sboet css sqess osies NJ
e1rm r. efes of Puliam Bella aad reslecssiy I'LL
nasne~ N le patrenaep PhcA va % Iibsr9 sxssnoeo
WIN M Rrtts shhs IN tbe arm a Puleam q bsuA S..
Tssy ys::ige.s 3 :sf,ss q !. as'1''e
- os'.' ~" = = : - WV. Y. lETN ~
f - Z J. ehE60f1ds
R,czsosp, Mar Is, Isso nay lsesy
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Look to your Interests"
.t ARRIVAL OF o.. s..
SPRING AVID SUMMER GOODS. At

-sa,~ | HAVE just returned from the principal
cities. with entirely and well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, eonslsiug, in part
oeas follows: BoOfs SHOES, HATS, CAPS Trunks
CIGARS, Se., &c.
conduct my business the ready cash principle both in
purchasing and selling aud therefore enabled nv
goods so per cent cheaper than other house this city
Ny friends and the public generally respectfully 10
call and examine stock OF goods before purchasing else
where, am confident that please them, in goods
and prices .t-r ,... .. q 80. n IS p
~ Great Inducements offered to country merchants.
may l5hlw4ds DAVID LAWSON
Ann SACKS COFFEE-Consstng Of Rio, Laguira Java
4UU Mocla-part very choice.
apps IRBY l. SAUNDERS
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VEGETABLE PILE o1NTMENT-For Blind, Bleeding NJ
PAINFUL Pes This Ointment made from The pc ii
m emil ent physician and be red being adapted
the most obstinate cases. Made and sold by
may " J. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
DARAFFlNE OR COAL OIL CANDI.EA.-I have on hand
small lot Of these Candles they equal the best
sperm oandes For sale cheap BY 40 ~
ANDREW BOYD,
NH " 100 Main Street, Iynchbnrg,VA.
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4 NpAR pCsIs--Mor- durable III. n Locust
y naysk CAMP SrApIls 4 ~,
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES"
Known as HHLMBOLD'S"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz ::
HELMBOL.D's EXTRACT "BUCHU,"
sARSAPARILLA
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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Allegheny Water in Bottles.
" have just received a fresh supply Of ALLEGHANY
w WA TER put up In y Gallon Bo.tics.
nb2l.ls WIN. srROTIER l. co.
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Notice.
Ii goods intended for FrcglA delivered
"A al the nnhbug Depot the evening before, by hatpas
three O'Clock The departure Of the NAH renders
arrangement Indispensable TO the loading the goods
the next freight train I. d. JELLIS,
NH 2-ts General Freight Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

2O,OOO sale by N. LACY ". '''
mays On the DIssn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

New Commission House.
AVE have this day associated together pur.
w pose Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BCSI.
Nss for the sale OF Tobaeco Wheat Corn &C. We ask
share OF the patronage Of public assuring them
tim, much than the BOARD J1de and
always ignored Ito action the w per cent. sem. We will
sell for you under the old rates remit
tances vi Office At Jno Shearers Main
july 20dAcly SltEi.REl. d BURKH