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NJ mans name Is more intimately connected With
~ the history Of the hateria Medica a the United
states or moro iRyoraby kuoN a. pioneer in med
ical discovery, than that Of nr JuhN BULL Of Lou
isyille, Ky. Ills iuinitAblo lreparoton OF hsisapa'
ra has loug stood at the head Of tho various COM
pounds OF that valuable drug HIS Compound fectoral
olwud Cherry has become "a househoid w0Iu through
out the West and South ana hia Worm Loacnkos, in
lcss than year after their introduction, attained
reputation as idospread az the continent of north
America But the browning glory Of his lie lenni ms
TO NO attained In his latest discovery or rather COM
buation cor he doee not claim 20 have beeu the dls
,oyerer Of CEnRON which Is the basis a the bttcTs
now offered 10 the public. That honor belongs 20
the native Inhabitants ,f Central America, 90 whom
lts virtues have been known Tor more than two hun
drcd years, Armed with ", the Indian bids defiance
TO the most deadly malaria and handles without iear
tue most yenomous serpents. II Is belief with tncm
that while there breath ct va the body the Oedron
potent TO cure no matter what the disease may be.
Whilo Dr. Bull 10 not prepared 10 endorse thm eE-
travagaut prvtonsion, ne is nevertheless satisfied
HJ IA thorough examination OF the evidence reiNinG
Ia ~ rtues, that as rem1dy and preventive tor n
deea ea arising nom exposure, other to chaugos OF
weather and climate, or 20 the miaamatic inuuruota
lt stands without rival, auu justly dtsrryce th,
reputation it has 30 long onloyOd Ia U,uual AmalCl
md L IA Wnnt lndio1.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL

Rs- Advertisements inserted in the Special Column
charged al tho rate Of twenty cents per line tortae
r,t insertion for each additional insortion ten
,uu,q in the Local Column thirty ccutaper inc Tor
the nrst Insertion, for ovsry additional Insertion a.
tom outs,
Marriage and Funeral Notices.
Hh be charged at the usual advertising rates.
announcements OF CundiGOtes,
Fr stato Or,cors ...... $40 90
., Sono,, S''',o ....... 90
City .,,,.,,.,..'.'s.s.s' '.s.''''''''- . GU
VIZ, tho undersigned ha7o this day adopted the
above rates 10 which wo bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere WIZ. CAMERON, for tbe UH!oH
JOHN WALLACE, for the DiphiA
wINHAM, BARRY q Co. for The p7s''
NASHVILLE, TEsE, July %, 1858
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VINRGAR.

OURE VINEG AR, NIOLtsALE AhD NIsu.
4 oondantlyol hand dgllvs da ON Earts of th6
city, D. ID KS E, Agent,
g0r, Broad and High
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SALES or FIvE-TwENTIEs.--The total
sales of Gve-twenty bonds amounted on
Saturday last to 50,lC3S5O. The
Treasury is about twenty-five million in
arrears Of subscription in consequence
Of lack Of blanks from the engraYers.
The army correspondent Of the n. y
Ieral says that General Rosocrans has
issued orders to arm all the enlisted ne
gross in his department. just exactly
what was needed.
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would remark that the probabilities
of the success on the defeat of the Com
fsdgrate states depends upon q contiu-
gency, aud taat is, tho result OF the i'm p
pending battle In front OF Vicksburg
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10
Col. ZarvOna.

A correspondent of the New York World
thus depicts the suferings of this brave mans
Surely some steps should be speedily taken to
release him from confinement which, if con-
tinued much longer, must end in death OF the
most miserable character:
Col. Zafvona is now in such condition
that he requires the attendance of pbysi.
clan. He is in solitary confinement in cell
on the northerlysof Fort Lafayette, with "ne
small window in it. The cell in beneath the
easements, and is dark and damp. With the
wind in atcertain direction, Ills cell becomes
filled with smoke. Upon one occasion q voice
was heard family calling for the guard; it pro-
ceeded from Zarvona's cell. Upon opening
the door it was discovered he was almost sui
floating. The guard entered, but was oblig-
ed to retire because Of the smoke. zaryona
had. to remain, however, ,.'such were the or
ders." He is allowed no communication what
ever with the outer world no books and pa
pers-no variation from prison lGoyernment)
fare, although these have been-sent to hin,-
One nerson he has been allowed to see77-his
mother. When she arrived atthe fort all the
ordinary prisoners were closely confined ~
their quarters, and Zarvona was marched be,
tween a file of men to the Lieutenant com
mandine's Office. The heart. broken woman on
had brought some little comforts; these = err !.
denied him in her presence; his treatment, y
is said by those who know, will soon piaG'
him among the living dead-in ;nnacy.s
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New TannerY,

TTAVING determined to erect permanent
EE Tannery on my farm, in the Rich ahey,
S miles North of Abingdon, ans now ready 20
receive hides. will tan on the shares, or ouyi
at the highest cash price, or barter for them a.
fair rates.. have no leather to exchange Ior
them, but Ihave some wheat and good deal o.
wool, which are about as good trade as leather.
All Iask is a fair trial by my neighbors ,
also wish to employ irst-rate Tanner ana
Currier to carry on the business, or would take
a partner. None need apply, except SOBER SOBER
steady, industrious and upright man.
Jan. 80, 1863-tf A. NJ. SH uLIA. s
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POETRY.
Can,t be Gay Tonight.

strain of joyous music
Falls on the evening air, II
Responsive to its melody,
Pass on the dancers fair;
Cav faces glance around me, &,
The revels at its height,
And vet, / join not in its mirth,
can't be gay tonight!
Is this time for merriment,
For music, dance and song!
And do these precious, golden hours b
To gayety belong? -. 4
m comes there not single thought
h of dear ones in the fight? {,
Does not one heart respond to mine, 3
b can't be gay tonight! e ~
Gay forms fit swiftly by me y
In the mazes of the dance, e
And laughter CLEANS in sunny eyes, 8
Dwells in each sportive glance;
@! time with them glides swiftly on,
They marvel at its fight, I.
With me it rolls on sluggishly, !.
can't be gay tonight! stss
. How soon those feet may slowly move, 9a'
- That now 50 lightly tread %. '.e. rs s.s y
How soon those joyous eyes be dimmed
With weeping for the dead
How soon some dearly cherished one
May perish in the fight
Then wonder not that with such thoughts
can't be gay tonight! = =
L A Il,
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Notice.
Notice. Tet aao ags2
Receivers Sale Of Valuable Lands IN the coun-

Receivers Sale Of Valuablc Lands in the coun-
vara w of Lee. 3sasa
ND virtue Of DEGREES from the District Court
I'D of the Confederate States for the Western
District of Virginia, the undersigned will offer
for SALE at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at Jonesyille,. on the Sd Monday Of May next,
that being Court day, the following lands lying
in the county Of Lee, to wit:
1st. a of lind situated on Sugar Run,
of which Skidmote Muncy died seized and pos
sessed sAsportions of this land has been assign
ed to the widow as her dover, and by her sold
to one Gasaway Carroll, Of Lee county, Va
This portion will be sold subject to said dover
interest. 3s.tsa
%. Three undivided interests in the petition
mentioned being together sthree-tenths of a.
mont s5 acres of land situated on the waters o.
Mulberry Greek, near the Tennessee line. This
tract Of land formerly belonged to Joseph Bishop
Sr., decd. Further particulars made known
On Try 'ss ! A.RcHIMEDEs DAVIS, Rsesiavser,
NB.-I have in my hands sundry Decree
from the above mentioned Court, for debts tho
have been seaaestrated and are now due to I'd
Southern Confederacy. ! ALI persons Of the conn
tv Of Lee owing such debts, are hereby respect
fully requested to come forward before, or o.
the above mentioned day Of sale, and pay tn
| same to me as receiver. ~. a. y.
Es March az, 166S-tfH IsfW s5Ys ai9 )
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auction and Commission
Isouse. No. 1O2 Main Street, Lynch

N House, No. lO2 Main otfee'' hhynccn-
burg, Az .sso.;otea ,bemse,vee
/ ra,her under the style aud finn OF J AMESP.
sGsoTT &, CO.. for The purpose OF eonductnga
- : eral A u TlON AND COMMISSION BUSl- 4
SSES Ness They have rented that large and elegant
hn;1d;nc No. lO2 Main street, Lynchburg, late
10 occupied by Jno. 7. Davis y 20; and on
4,be Ist Of December, will be ready 70 receive
NERO HANDISE Of all kinds Tor private ana. ana
auction sales. rs 10 - y. -. ...,..a
.rd Smoking Tobacco, Sugar, Meiasses: Gomez,
and other Groceries; Bale Cotton ana S GNa
Tah;cs If ali grades: Wooden Goods; Boots, Shoes,
Leather, and all other goods usually onereo 'eS'
Their first auction will take place at an early
DIV IN December, of which due notice, wHh
catalogue. will be pnblished.a1s saes %, 81
They respectfully refer to the merchants ,no
hns;ness men of Richmond, Petersburg. Dansliie,
and other Southern, cities. whose AID ana co.
operation will be duly appreciated.
op'- ''' 'JAliES 7. SCOTT,
I Of the late firm Of Jpo. 7. Davis 20
Sasais " - HENRY F.@BOCOCK, ~.
T sd y }sli az,t VIM. II. PARRISH,
t9ss member Of the firm of Bocock & Parrish
The concern Of Bocock & Parrish, No: y,
Bridge street will continue at the old stand %
usual. 81 sMs2a satss 49,
Dec. g.. 1862--6m. p. . 8. =.
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Dreadful Condition. of Helena,
Arkansas. II Sll.y n
The Yankee Soldiers Dying OF Like
s.3t..ss..s Sheep. o.iggas III

The Memphis correspondent OF the Cincin-
natl Commercial gives very sad account Of
the physical and moral health Of IIalena, Ar
kansas. We extract the following !, 81 sssol
Helena. / understand, is threatened with
an overflow, as the river was nearly over It's
banks Yesterday morning. Before the end OF
the week the town will probahlybe inundat-
ed and the military camps be transferred 70
,the bluffs in the rear of the town.
Helena-the accent Of the first syllable is
eminently proper lis overfowed, 4 do hope It
will be cleansed of few Of its impurities; for
more corrupt, intolerable place than II now
is cannot well be imagined. The atmosphere
is such that men who were once honest "a
come isolated in principle and deprayed N
conduct. asSH ass ta sass-
The soldiers and officers alike become de.
moralized here. The latter drink and sthe
former die. It is noisome e-yard.
i There is no health, moral or physical N It;
mo energy in its outgiying. no heneflts In It's
influences. Helena is officially, as well as
whilologically, hell, with additions. Tvs "a has7
i Four thousand soldiers have died here IN
the hospitals since last August and more than
rthat number will expire in the next month,
unless SEINE great reform be made
The hospitals are fearful to behold and hor-
nible to imagine. They are grossly managed,
.and nine out of every ten who enter them are
certain to die. The surgeons who have charge
.ofsthe institutions say that they cannot help
the state of affairs, which. they acknowledge
,tobe wretched and shameful; that their hands
are tied; that they have sought to establish
reforms, but that all their efforts have been
vain. ,.,,s s.,.ga .se5ase,
Many Of our soldiers, brought from trans
ports have died here like dogs, in the street
while our officers have occupied the houses II
the town as their quarters. Fl a:B s b ~
Disease is in the atmosphere and the pre-
sence of death is attested by thousands
graves filed by brave men murdered by neg
leet, lost to the republic through the stup'dit.
and carelessness Of unworthy and heartles
officials. zaa se9 1ssi' t9s efga'
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New Concern.
GEORGE w. MANTZ e Go.

VMTILL Tan Hides ON the shares or pay Shoes
wv & Boots. Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upon as good terms as can be had in this coun-
try c,re
They respectfully solicit trial. Their onoe
Shop is one door east of the Washington nouse'
where George w. Mantz will be found ready 70
accommodate all who may call. es.,.,,.
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Nort 7,
of Abingdon, Va, where R., A.. Lipford VIA 90
found ready to receive hides, and pay tor the
same or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots m l,s 40 "
money, in exchrnge for hides, will call on FL MT
Mantz.ss E.s8s Ell GEO. w. MANIC w. 8
Feb. q. 1863. ezs f.s..s s...f.sss
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STOLEN

ENRON my stable, miles Southeast Of Ablng-
don, on Saturday, the 2lst day Of March,
q Bay Mare, heavy with foal, 8 or . years old,
s or is hands high, blind in the left eye, left
leg swollen round the hawk-jolnt, one foot WHITE
around the hoof. She had the dlstemper anu
was just getting over it. but was sun running y!
under the throat will pay S2o TOT the dei y
very of the mare at my house. q,
Anr;I 1s63-3t
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Notice. = 2
ReceiUer's Sale Of Taluable Lands IN The Coun.
-. tn of Scott. 80 ~ . ,l,,4.s3s

Recetrers Sac cT dtudOte LaH0s ~ tsc N' Ous
80 tsessdis 49, y Of Scott les ~ zatas .fi4
10y virtue Of DEGREES from the District Court
, Of the Confederate States for the Western
District of Virginia, the undersigned will offer
for sale. at public auctions to the highest bidder.
ut Estilsille, ION the 18th day of May ext. that
being Court day, tile following lands, lying IN
Scott county, Va, toiwit: az AT 3siatagigfsat
LIST. Al tract Of about 100 acres of land situat-
ed on the North, Fork Of the sHolston River,
known rs the Saml and Archibald Carnahani
land. This farm has q sugar orchard on il, and
is valuable in many respects. 3sl3 ~ -
I'D The four undivided interests Of Isaac. Ja-
cob, sAbrams and David Miller, being fourele-
venths of some 220 acres of land, whereof John
Miller died seized and possessed asl4Ssgs 5,gfs
x 3d. Eight undivided interests, in the petition
mentioned, being eight-eighteenths of about 387
acres Of land of which Adam Shelley died seized
! and possessed n is . ,gst,s
The dover in this land has been laid off to the
widow Of said Adam Shelley, decd, and will be
sold subject to the dover interest. Further par
ticulars made known on said day Of sale. iio9
~ Esasp 4fAROHIMEDES DAVIS, Receirer.
N. BIZ have in my hands, sundry DEGREES
from the above mentioned Court. for debts that
i have been sequestrated, and are now due to the
4 Southern Confederacy. Allpersons of the coun.
ty Of Scott owing such debts, are hereby respect
/ fully requested to come forward before, or on
the above mentioned day Of sale, and pay thu
i same To me as receiver. 1ss1kg a A. D. ;
4 March 27, s1S53-tf eea1 80 3s82
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JAMES /. +. CAMPBELL,
AuCfiOneer,

HAVING taken license to attend to the sale
4 of all kinds of,property, j may atall times De
found at his home II miles west OF Abingdon,
when not engaged in selling. property Persons
desiring his services need only address him at
Abingdon, and he win give their business prompt
attention.
y March 27A-3t = 49, So w
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JAS. w. PRICE, NJ. D., !.
PERMANENT PHYSICIAN, Z
Atlanta, Ga.

HAYING been absent, as Surgeon in the
III Army, during the last six months, would
resnectfuny inform the afflicted at o distance,
MS well as the citizens Of Atlanta and adjacent
country, that he has again engaged in the prac-
tice of medicine, in all of its various branches.
1t will be- unnecessary to reiterate the fact o.
his unlimited snccessi curing the various and gil
versifed chronic diseases to which human nature
is liable Especially has his attention been dl-
rected to the treatment Of DISEASES,
such as Frolapsus Uters, Lucorrhaa, Painful
Menstruation, and such others as females are
liable to, which, in most instances, may be per-
1nanently cured. ~ l4-s&s.a sssF s.saH !. i'sai
81 i also treat successfully, Rheumatism, Acute
or Chronic. Syphilis, in all of its forms. espe-
cially when Of the Mercurial type, Skin diseases,
Liver complaints, Dyspepsia, together with bow
ell affections, either acute OF chrome. And, IN
deed. there are but few diseases which may not
be reached by proper medication. .issa
The great secret of smyssuccess, however, de-
ponds not only upon an experience OF some
| twenty-seven years, but, to very large exten.
upon the agency of my s'ELECTRO GALvANle
BATHS" which are the admiration and wonder
of the scientific world. = q
Persons desiring my services can obtain then
by calling upon me III Atlanta, where every thing
shall be done, not only to cure them, but to rem
der their stay in our city agreeable and Peasan!
4 !, If perferred, before coming here. will ylsi
| them at their homes, by paying my expenses
and five dollars per day, while absent from w y
! city.
rsy OfrIcE in the Markham Building, secon'
fight of stairs. Residence near the Washington
Hail. 81 7tss SAL ~ a.s.atita ll,ssssf
Gen. F. w. Capers Marietta; Jos. =. Brown
L. n r. WofE Il 3
Whitaker. Thomas Dozier, M. D. !; E. B. Sasseer
Perino Brown, Gen. Ira Foster. Rev, Il.
Hornaday, Gen.J. H. Rice, Atlanta, Ga; Re'
i s. Anthony, Cuthbert, Ga. DR.. J. Dliworti
4 Stone Mountain, Ga. 3 ~
4 II affords me pleasure in adding my tcstirnon
Il I'd the above, as well rs recommendng.s'om
/ friends and patrons, james W. Price, Nj D., as
/ physician Of skill in the treatment Of oil ecu
diseases.
/ Atlanta, December 26, 1862-4m.
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Death of a distinguished Citizen

Hon. VIM. G. Smedes. Of Vickslnrg, 10 dead ).
He for many years stood at the head Of Of the ne
bar Of Vicksburg, and was distinguished, tor
his ability and learning. He was once pre-
sident of the Southern railroad, hut at the
time Of his death represented tile Vicksbnrg
district in the Mississippi Legislature.-R q
bel. IS a..
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Price ofPapers in the SOUTH

A conference Of the proprietors of the press
of Georgia has resulted in the adoption OF the
following scale of prices: 4 gfs4 II
Daily paper one year, 1900; daily paper
six months, 90; daily piper three months,
400; daily paper one month, l.50; tri-weekly
paper one year, 100; tri-weekly paper six
months, ACC; weekly paper per year, 400.
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= JoxEsv1LLE, Lee CO., Va, Z \
March 18th, 1868. - 4

iMIOTICE is hereby given to Thomas Witten,
IN that if he does. not come forward immedl-
ately and receive the money which I ann owing
him for, the land I purchased Of him, will not
pay the same, as l have made tender OF the
whole amount to him, and hereby forewarn the
public from purchasing the notes, as ! have the
right by contract to pay the same at any time,
which ibaye offered to do, and which he refused
to receive ANDREW MlLbOU nm.
March Of 1858 A8w r 49, te'Ahs 81 asAs
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Church Street, Lynchburg, Va

YlHE subscriber begs leave to inform the pup,
+ lie that he has charge of the above name 9.
popular House, which is situated in the lmmeul-
ate vicinity of the most business part OF the CITY,
and the location is one Of the most qulet Gnu
healthy in the place. + Every effort Will pc mace
to provide for the comfort and welfare OF guess.
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGEWAGONan and Po Oh !,
TER will always be found at the Depots ana :,
boat landing on the arrival Of the Trans ana
Boats to convey passengers to and from the no
|tel. j.. K. LINkOUo, y
Feb. q. 1SeS-6m !ga', rs. Proprietor.
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,waaving. Dyeingg and Pulling.
$50 REWARD.

nTOLEN from my Stable on the South Fork,
- Washington county, Va. ION Tuesday night
the 18th Of March, q Roane Horse 9 years Old q
lie has one white hind foot, and small war;
under the right eye, and is in thin order. I VII
give $25 for the delivery Of the horse to me, ano
$25 for the thief e 49,. =, .
Anril 8. 1863-tf s .ssss,,54 - ~ 4
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STRAYED

EROM the farm Of Mrs. Miller, about 5 miles
IL east Of Abingdon, about the LIST of December,
...S..,j, Two steers, ..4g
enc Red and one White, with pale red spots and
white face, They are about 8 years old i and
marked with a smoothe crop off the right ear
and split in same, and over-bit out Of the left
ear up to the head Any person giving me ip.
formation Of them, will be suitably rewarded:
$50 t1aH5 = VIM. j. Deadly.
March 131 1863-tff sssd tE3afI- Essigs
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WOOL CARDING.

yEyHE undersigned has rented the Cardlng Ma
E chine from Mrs. Hendricks, at 80 ~.
~ 4ks &. Cedar Mills, 1851 M
two miles from Lebanon, Russell county, Va,
where he will card wool into good rolls. as his
machine is in first-rate order, and will be kept
SO. he will do the work with the greatest dis
patch. He will card clean white wool at : cts,
and mixed wool at - cts. Wool VIII De tolied y
required. Iwin also, IN short t "a pc feauy
for 8asAss ~ sgas So So usqtsss. lsatssst sa
weaving, Dyeing and Fulllns.
. I win weave satinet, Jeans, Linsey, and Blan-
kets. The blankets will be Toye three yafas
wide in one breadth, fulled and fine mapped
Pulling. and dyeing viii also be done for Gus
TONER'S n the best workman-like manner. As
the subscriber is an experienced manufacturer
he hopes to receive part of the public patron.
age y, DEE = s0o '1i'' ~ = 3
April 8, 1863-Sm 4 Be ss5s e !
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II Goods at bFriendship. ed
UST received 1000 yards Brown Domestic,

tsss ftgGOOis at bFrtcndship. ed
sTUST received 1000 yards Brown Domestic,
81 Tierce Rice, 1850 E'sia s@2le
.gs 500 lbs. Nails, 81 .sgsitff. II t'sEi.R3 Fl
800 yds. Bleached Cotton, .altEgfhs slg D.
doz. Fine Combs, aaw .dtis4HlRd gisstssgs
doz. horn Dressing Combs,
III g dog. Wool Hats, stfs1asf8a Ei0S9 q
10. Reams Letter Paper, gwsss.A Ng
5000 Envelopes, = Fs.sIs 7s4aaB
/ doz. par Ladies' Shoes,
doz.. Hoop Skirts,
81 doz Almnnacs
i 500 Bunches Cotton Yarn, a7enltatl elst
-ifiE Gro Matches, rs 8Y9 'issytssfEs rs gsa
10 Packs Pins, 3a als3alfgsg fats, pF3 ga.
yga53 Gro. Shoe Backing, tojqsiRss taaa
800 lbs. EPSON Salts. 80 81
8 Feb 90. l863--tf taEtaias 3. q. MANY. ]
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE.

NEW COPARTNERSHIP.a
). n'coRKLE.a s.M. M'coRKLE., WIN. sKlHsAERS
.3Is Nl,CORKLE. SON s CO., 1stig
- (Successors to M'Corkle 3 Co.. v.ed
(1r0cers & Commission Merchants,
@1S a AND MANUFACTURERSO OF b wYssis
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
I'D No, ll3 Main street, 1sasAe -
sg91 siHsis HLYNCHBURl8, Va. g
I'VE viii give particular attention to the saleef
Tobacco, Breadstuffs Provisions, and all kinds o.
Country Produce and Merchandise, at the old
stand Of: McCorkle & Co. W. shall endeayor TO
keep always on hand full stock OF all articles
requisite to- the business, sand from long
experience in the business hope to merit ashare 81
the public patronage, and especially that so hb-
orally extended to the former concern. Our MR.
Kinnier viii give ispsrsonal attentionto the Cons
mission Business, as he has been for some years
pursuing that branch, and we feel confdentfrom
his long experience and thorough knowledge Of
the business, will not fail to give satisfaction to
all who cntrust their interests to orr hands. /.
pFWill make liberal advances on approved
produce ii hand and remit promptly for ell time
and cash sales. y -.
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