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Oil, Climbs Co the I uion.
feTSAUTEU ». JIILJ.IKD.
( Oh, cling to the V lion! that gallant old bark
Hath rode out the storm, when the tempest was
dark,
Her timbers wrere framed by a patriot band,
And they’re watching her still from the shadowy
land.
Oh, cling to the Union* ’ti« Urpedrm’s last Trust,
tier bopa will have (led when it falls to the dust,
The laugh of the tyraut will sound o'er the main,
Whaa he hears from onr country the clank of the
' chain.
Oh, cling to the Union! for brother* we are,
We can spare from our (lag not a stripe nor a star.
..Together—uuited—our race let us run,
For our hopes, our aims and our glory tine.
Oh, cling tothe Union! ’twas purclsawd with blood,
’Twa* wet with the tears of the brave and the good,
Tho spirits that formed it have gone to their rest,
And the turf licth green on each patriot bn ast.
Then cling to the Union! tho hope ot the world!
Let the dag of the free on the breeze be unfurled,
TUI liberty's song shall triumphantly roll
I mm ocean to ocean, from tropic to pole.
AUKiru/mnu.
From the American Former.
Work for Hie tlonili.
APRIL—CULTURE OF CORX.
• Com Planting.—The limeTor commen
cing this work differs so much in our ex
paiuM country, that it is impossible to fix
upon any particular period that would be
universally proper; for although the corn
is already up and flouting its luxuriant fo
liage to the breeze, in many of the states
in which our journal circulates, it will not
be time in others to plant for some weeks.
Even in our own state, no particular day
can be set down as tho proper one; for
VUch is the effect produced by a few leagues
•f location, that a difference of several
Weeks exists as to the proper time for plant-1
ing, in remote points of our own limits.—
Bnt although it may he considered too
eerly for planting over a vast range of
country, it is full time everywhere for far
mers and planters who cultivate this crop,
to be looking about them for manure to
grow it. with; for really it is folly, unless
one's soil is realiy rich in organic as well i
as inorganic elements, to expect a large
crop of corn, without giving it plenty of!
manure. The very structure and size of
tho plants—their habits and rapid growth
—would tell us that such is the fact,- if
costly experience had not long since con
vinced all observing corn-growers of the
truth of what we here affirm. Without j
tho element* to form the grain out of—to
sustain the stalk in its wholeness, and ena
ble it to elaborate and perfect its seed—be
in dm soil, disappointment must necessarily
follow every attempt to grow large, or
•ven comparatively profitable crops ol,
•Corn. If what we aflirtn be true, and we :
believe every candid, thinking farmer, will
My that it is, then it should be the duty of
•very one, who desires to make corn
growing a profitable business, to make the
accumulation of manure a chief principle
in his system of farming. It is not suffi
cient for any one to say, that he has not the
time to devoie to such objects—for it is «
like Ilia interest, end bis duty, to take the
time. On many farms—especially tlime
having the advantage of w ater front—the
materials for making manure are so abun
dant, that it would be an object to keep a
hand and team the vear round, engaged in
collecting them. On such estates, sub
nance* are to be found, in such abundance,
that it would seem to be a sin, not to a
»ail ono’a-aelf of their enriching properties,
•a there can be no question, but that Prov
idence placed them there, ihnt man might
be induced to appropriate them to the uses
of bis crops. \Ve were on a w - it I;.*!
summer at a friend's whose estate fronts
dtebay shore, and Creeks making out of it, j
(or upwards of two miles. His shores
Ware lined at different points, with tliou
aand of loads of the very best kinds of ma
terials of composting into manures; and
yet be had never used any of them; auj
the only reason he hod to give, was, that
he could not spare the time necessary to
uolluct them, aa if the time and labor which
might he thus appropriated, would uot re
sult in more profit to him, than any ether
•mae and labor to be bestowed on bis lurin.
Wa left him with the promise, that lie!
would sat his hands to collecting and com
posting them the following fall. If ho did
*o, we should like to hear what results
they may produce on his crops the pres- !
•at season. If he followed our advice, as
to the mode of composting the rough ma
terials on his shores, with ashes and plus
ter.or with barn-yard manure and plaster,
we feel very sure, that the effects will so
tell upon the products of his corn crop, the
present year, as to make him a beibvrr j
te the faith which teaches, that the first |
dety of a tiller of the soil, is to accumulate
SMuiure. Neither man nor beast can effec- j
lively labor, unless he be well fed, so is it !
with the soil—unlesss the substances ah- j
st reeled in the growing of crops, he re-1
placed—be re-,upplied— exhaustion, im* j
poveriabment, must be the inevitable con- j
sequence. In this replacement, and re- '
•apply, one need not be so very choice in !
his selection, forall animal—all vegetable j
bodies —may be usefully and profitably,
putio the compost heap, if you apply the
proper tractn to excite fermentation and
decay. One load of barn-yard or stable
manure, if it be good—if it shall have been
preperly taken care of—or 5 bushels of
asms, will be sufficient to convert two
loads of marsh, river or creek mud, or
Wood's-mould and leaves, or ditch or road
acrapings, or the earth from head-lands, or
Cmca corners and sides, into gooj manure.
To every twenty loads of such materials,
•M bushel of plaster, or from 2 to 5 bush- ■
•k of salt, whichever he the most conve
Itient or economical, should he added.—
Over every layer of the coarse material,
plAAter, salt, or charcoal dust, should be
spread, as the compost heaps are bein<y
termed, to arrest and economise the vola
tile principles of the substances, us they
may be elaborated by the procesbes of the I
decay of the rough materials; for in all the
eubstances we have named, and all others
ofa kindred natuie. there are large percen
tage* of nitrogenous matters—large per
centages of those elements which, under
tbe operation of decomposition, generate
•***Ui that substance which gives to
Guano ao much of its active virtues—so
■neb of its agricultural value. We do
not Wish to be Understood ns desiring to j
convey the idea, that, in the production of
the substances named by us, have anything
®V*the same quantities in their compose j
tma, as are to be found in Guano; for such
fc anther our belief, nor our object; but, if
A® (juintities named by us, they '
willadkWef fully as well, as do the ordina- j
ry dressings of Guano given to an acre of'
laad. We believe,, that 20 double-horse-1
Cert load* ofcotnpost, prepared as we have [
directed, wonld impart equal present hen- ]
efc, aa would a dressing of 2, 3 or 400 lbs. I
ef guano; while ite effects, in the mol.ora-1
taaeof the soil, would be much longer con- j
tUMMd. We ere aware, that the collect
Materials, and the formation of
eoMnoet heaps will occopv con
■iiimUMhis Be it even so; for time and i
■ewywimot be better applied and ex-1
paMfad. We know situations, where one
■H and a team cou Id collect t wenty loads
fat * day, which would, with the additions
haw named, manure an acre of land
•a thaa ita yield would be double,—and
t e*««inly. no one will question the profita
Maneaa ef such result
While ere are upon tbe subject of mate
•■h far fanning manure, we desire to iin
value of one upon our renders, I
*
| that aloiOat every body neglect*,—and
■ however distasteful its name may sound
upon the delicate ears of some, tve will
name it; for, as no one need be ashamed of
telling the truth, so should no one, who
feels an interest in tlia w elfare of the Agri
cultural community, permit any false no
tions of delicacy or taste, to deter him from
proclaiming a great agricultural truth.—
VV e allude then, to the Urine made about
the homestead and quarters. Is it saved?
But.it should be, and may be, with
out much labor, and with but very little
expenae. Having apnken of Urine, it be
hooves ua to slate the elements of which it
consists.
According to Berzelies, 1000 lbs. of hu
man urine consists of the following sub
stances, in the quantities named:—
Urea*.30.00 lbs.
Lactic acid, lactate of ammonia,
extractive animal matter.17.14
Uric acid*. 1.00
Mucus. 0.32
Sulphate of Potash.37.01
Sulphate of Sods. 3.16
Phosphate of Soda. t.94
Muriate of Soda. 4.45
Phosphate of Ammonia. 165
Phosphate of Magnesia and lime 1.00
Muriate of Ammonia. 150
Silicic Acid. 0.03
Water.-933 00
1000
TO BE CONTINUED.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALLA
BLE *1 ItACT Of LAND.—In the (Jaunty of
Bet far A.—In pursuance of the lust will and testa
ment of James M. Woods, dec’d. I will, at the Int**
residence of the said Woods, in the county of Bed
ford, sell to the highest bidder, at public auction,
the
M TRACT OF LAND, whereon he resided n?
the time of his death, containing 3U2 acres.
This land lies almut 5 miles south «f the town of
Liberty adjoining the lands of James Leftwieh.
Jack Stratton, and others; is within miles of two
manufacturing Mills, and w irhin 5 miles of the Vir
ginia and Tennessee Railroad. It is well watered,
well timbered, of fine quality, in a high state of im
prove iwfnt, ;u»l withal one of the most desirable
farms irf the county of Bedford.
The improvements consist of a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary outhou
ses. ,Jack Stratton, Esq.. yjuo lives near the land,
will show it to any one desiring to view it. Persons
at a distance desiring information in repaid to ;r.
cun address the subscriber, at Mount Horeb. Nel
son co.t Va.; Jesse T. Hopkins. Liberty. Va.; or
Jack Stratton. Bunker Hill. Bedford county.
The Land will be sold on the lOtli day of June.
1852. on a credit of one, two, and three year?*, equal
instalments, with interest after G, 12. and !8
month-*. The purchaser will be required to give
bonds with poor! personal security, and the tile to
the land retained u» a further security until all the
purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM M. WOODS,
Ex’rof James M. Woods, tier’d.
April 1-wtlOiune
Oiatl OliU LAM) itm MLf;._
1 will sell on accommodating term* tin* '] ract
of Land in the county of Pm dfoni. on which I now
■ reside, containing THREE HUNDRED V4
AND THIRTY ACRES, which is within .££*
: hulfu mile of the James River canal, and twelve
I miles above Lynchburg. There is on the land a
[’ good Dwelling House and all necessary and con
venient nut houses, in good repair. I will also sell
another tract in the same county, about three
miles from the first, containing Six f3l99l2$!Cil
arslJ Lli t'C which is within two an i
a half miles of the canal, ami one and u half of the
Lex in-ton Turnpike. Un this land there is a u .. |
Dwelling House and nuthouses, and a SAW .Mi EL
with more tlran one half of the land heavily timber- 1
ed. Persons wishing to pun-base pood land* for 1
firming purposes, in a gooj neighborhood, with an
ca«y a d convenient wwy to market, may find
j li-'-rnseives -uifed in lhe above lands, which i v hi |
I lake pleasure in shewing them.
v • - 1 -••' ■ WM, MIkJOR.
*3 VUl'hTEE'S KALE VI' Ui,.
-g- CABLE LAS!) IS I'LL ALE I COES-1
•—By virtue <»f the provisions of a der.l „f
fru-t fxcrutcd to Joseph A. Logau and mvsejf, hv
John Wvj.al. jr. and Mildred A. his wife, on the
8 !j day of March, 1814, and duiy recorded in the
| clerk’s < dice of the county court ol f*ulaski countv.
I. Hi surviving Trustee, w ill for the purpose of ex
! ecuting the trusts declared in said dead, pnr, ed
“n the 17th day of June, 18 j*2. on the premises, to
sell til - r.-il estate conveyed in said deed of trust,
to the highest bidder, lor ready intmev.
1 he Land is described in the deed aforpsaitl.
*'as lying in tho county of Pulaski, in the 8tnto of
V irginm. being the tract upon which tin- said Wv
gal resided, and Comprising various surveys arid
tracts, all contiguous aid ad .joining each nther.nnd
containing hetw ecu 1*500 suit! 1,700 A
^ ©1 with all the appendages and
appurtenances thereunto belonging.” " *
The above Tract of Land is situated within n
mile of the village of New hern, the county seat of
Pulaski; the Southwestern McAdamized road pns
sesthrough it. The Lynchburg and Tenm-s^e
bail Road will certainly pass in its immediate vi
cinity, and most probably over it.
The estate is one of great fertility and beautv,
producing grain abundantly, and rtdn’iinihlv adapt
ed to the grazingbusiness. It is iu fine heart and
condition, and well Set in grasses, with DWEI,
LING HOUSE and the necessary out hous
es upon it. About one half of the Landis
cleared and in cultivation. Further description is
deemed unnecessary, us it is supposed those desir
ing to purchase, will make a per>onal examination
of the premises for themselves. Mr. U v^al re
sideson the land, and will show it to such persons
as desire to examine it
By tb<> term, of the deed, the Trustees are au
thorised and empowered to sell tho load in sueh
poitioa, and in such manner. as to them may nis.
rpt most conducive to tiie interest id nil concern
On the day of .ale it will bp niinnnnerd whether
tiie raid land will be sold a, an entire tract, or in
two or more parcels.
I invite the particular attention of fi'mlemen
desiring to invest their mean, in Real Estate, to
these lands; they are exi-eadin-lv valuabie on nr.
count of their fertility, and tiie character „f their
products. They ore situated in one of tin- most
heauliluLhealthy and improving portions of tiie
Slate. Thetitlois lieiieved lo he perfertlv clear*
a, trustee, however. 1 shall only ronvev such title’
a, i, vested in uiehv the aforesaid deed of trust ’
" M. BALLARD ITiENTo.V
Mar 15-ti7jiin_Trust,
P®* SAKE, my Triict •TKantf,
I- 1,1 0,0 County of Amherst, ,-or.c,ininsr uhout
8?fc 'ylve Hundred Acres. ..
fc.l oil the road lending from Nnw-Glas ,«•
to iNew-.Marl.rt in the eouutv of Nelson, distant
Iron, tin, former place about d miles and tiie latter
9 milcson the James Rive,Canal. Tho Land lias
Condo, table improvement, n„ it. and will admit of
division to those desirin- to purchase a ,m.il|.*r
trai t. Toe public road al.nut equally divides ti,s
l.and and I should not object dividinp the tract
to etfect a sale. A description of the Land is
deemed „„nei*,*ss.',rv*. „s.thosedisposed purchase
would view the land. Mv overseer, Mr. L. B \
pee. would show the Land to anv one disposed 'to
view tiie same. Liberal term, will be (riven lo the
purchaser, hv amply serurinc the purchase money
ami the prompt payment of interest. Po^M-s-d m
can be given at any rime ; and I would dispo-, ,,j
tb* whole personal property on the estate, cotisi
ring of Negroes ami otlw r property amply sufficient
to cultivate the same, on the same terms, to the
purchaser of tho land. Anyone desiring further
information, ran address me, Tyc River Warehouse
post office. Nelson co., Va.
Feb 9-wr# MAYO CABELL.
\\ 13.L PKOPLQTV FOK SALE.
^"1 T!»r» subw-iibi-r ufr-:-4 for gale. iii-« CJIS1ST |
and SAW MILL, s iuar d or, the North fork of I
Oner R iver. The Saw Mil! is in good order for
Hawing. The Grin Mill has one pair of Corn !
Ston.w, 2 pair of Burrs, and nearly all the machin- ]
er_v lor BianofacturtPg. With o little expense, the |
mill ran be fitted np for mamKiicturiu ■ purposes. |
It is in a fine wheat-growing neighborhood, and i
anv person wishing tc» engage in the mill busine*-. |
will do well to call and s«»«* the property. There
are 20 A res of Land attached to the mill. The j
property will be shown at any rime, by mv son.
William C. Lowry, or rr.y-eif. The terms will be
made known on application to
_J'lar l j-whv_WILLIAM LOW RY. Jr.
T A A D FOR SALE.—The Snb
1~A srriber, desiring to move to the State of Ten
nessee. offers for sale the very valuable TRACT
Ob LAND on which he resides, situated in Am
herst county, on the waters of Harris’ Creek, about
six and n hall miles from Lynchburg-—adjoining
the hinds of Messrs. Mclver. Wood and Poindex
ter.
The Tract contains 160 A€RES.tffi
a portion of which U heavily timbered—theSi
remainder in excellent tiirm'irg condition, being of
fresh and productive soil, and well laid off. and en
close 1 by substantial Fencing. There are some
t'htbly improved LOTS, nnd five ORCHARDS of
Apple*, Benches and Cherries. A cnnsidemble
portion of the Tract is fine MEADOW LAND,
and the whole Farm abounds in cool raaetn.
brenckr* and nrrar-failing Spring*.
"* s COMFORTABLE
DM bLUMi.nd every nrerssnry Om-hoosc.
All. or nny portion of the Crops. Slock. Ct.li
Cumilure ic. now UIkiu the Land will he
sold along with it dderiwd
Those wishing to puTrh.se, are rrqnesled to
make early application, a. the subscriber deaim to
complete his enangi meets for no.vise a. sneedil,
aa possible. Address. Lynch!.,nr. P J
march 29-wt.] W&i. M, BOLLING.
Suuintnn Spectator publish At and send act. to
this (HEre.
BLANK# FOR SALK A T THMofpgjSr
miscellaneous"
WASilOiOTOS HOTXX.—TflE
▼ v *ubxcriber having, op the first day of Jan
uary last, taken charge of the above named wi 11
kr.owii HOTEL. plea-nntly and conveniently *it
unU'ci, at the corner of Church Street and Fir*t Al
loy, ha* materia;! y changed its interior con»trurtion,
and added greatiy to its means of accommodation
and comfort. He is nprepared to entertain
Travellers and Boarders in a style much superior
to that which the former facilities of the House af
forded. and equal to any in upper Virginia.
His TABLE will be found always supplied with
the best food the markets affords, and with every
delicacy that can be obtained—served in the most
inviting manner.
His ROOMS are airy and comfortable—-supplied
(in part) with new furniture, and keptaiway* neat
cleanly.
His BAR is supplied with the best Wines, Li
quors,Segafs, dec., that can be obtained.
His STABLE is under the charge of an expe
rienced and trustworthy 08TLER. arid is always
provided with abundant pare and wholesome prov
ender.
He promises those who may favor him with their
patronage,Unit no attention shall be wanting on his
part, or from his assistan's and servants, that may
contribute to their comfort and enjoyment.
March 22-1,n G. W. CAMERON,
nr r •publican copy 2w
TJ OU DYSPEPTICS.— O S W E G O
J- CORN STARCH, prepared expressly for
food. This article affords a pleasant and nourish
ing diet for Invalids, and may be used f„r pud
dings, cakes, custards. «&c. For sale by
April 5-t# JOHN 11 SEAY, Druggist.
jndQFrcaih Drags aid
yjg The subscriber is now receiving h:s
* & Spring and Summer supply of Mali- / )/,
cilia. Pain's, Oil*, Drugs, Dr/i-,Sfall's, Fincy Ar
ticles, Surgical Instruments, Patent Medirincs. Scat.
Ac., embracing almost every article in the Drug
gist and Apothecary line. Groat care Iris been ta
ken to procure every article of the purrs' and best
'ptatiitf. With regu’ar additional supplies receiv
ed almost every week, he i» prepared to offer in
ducements to the public for their pntroruigo.
JOHN 11. SEAY, Druwhst.
Prescriptions for Physicians and F.uniiies
will be attended to at all times, with nentne.* and
accuracy. Anril 5-ts
IfABSHAIX HOIISJEU IMceia
IT A her (ith* I8.4I. Jamks B. Smith is now open- I
iog the largest and beat assorted stock of Fancy I
Goods ever brought to this place, consisting of
every variety. He would end the attention of
the Ladies particularly to his extensive assortment
of Perfumeries. Snaps, Card Cases. |{. ti'- i! **,
Pufres, lino Work and Fancy Bo\< *. line A! iha*
ter work and Ink-stand*, Paper—Wrights i f every
pattern. Papier Mactie—Portfolios.! ‘•id--* a varie
ty of other articles too nunv runs to mention.
1 lie gentmmen wid find an endless vnrie'v of
Goods adapted to their everv want, among whirh
will he found a very superior :i---.rtr,oj,t of Pocket
Cutlery, Pocket Books, Port Monii s. some very
fiuv, I oh Cu:*itis. Pisti l* of superior quality, and
some of entire n» w r:\ ies. T< ,« * pes. smnil and
large. be*i 1 * llie Jar- st a. d best stork of
I 1NL CKiAKS ever dti* led lu re. For tho chil
dren he his T0\.*- of every variety. and sonn*
very fine and useful, as well as eritei t" inin,-—a
great numl'c;-never before seen here. Hi* -took
of h RUITS i-very full and fine. Candh** of every
variety, among whi-!i is some superior Ben Rons.
His s eek of L1QPORB is m.-i:rpn**rd. among
which i* some old Jean Louis Brmdv. of the vi- -
: -*ao «.f 1F. 1T; also some old May!- i y Bmndv of tie»
vintage of 1834. Having made tirrangemer*- in
K’tumid t-> he supplied diiilv with cv .« - o- o v
v liirb the market ,tr.-rd-. his EATING DEPART
MENT will !..* without fault. Jan. I—tf.
JOSI pill • . LA :
Vd>Ni). /'/’//OLS TLRF. A* ASD RARER
HASH Eli.—W 011 i *1 respectfully inform the cki
zi-ns of Lynchburg and surrounding country, that
he Ims come am mg them, to conduct in this place,
the above hu-ines*. in ail its various branches. And
for that purpose, has taken a .-tore on Main street,
a few doors above the Frankiin Hotel building,
w hen* he i-now opening and intendato keep con
sM.-xy op .i-im-.:, an a*so> tment of French and Amer
ican PAPER HANGING'S, with borders to
match, which he will furnish and quit up on very
reasonable t* jms, either in town or country. He
alio i.a- on hand a general assortment of Pnlml
•tering G oda, such ns F'ttoiotc Curtains, C rnic
s. Cur , ins. Bends. Trnn. j
mrnuies. Scr-. all of!
a deli ha will work up on very aecoatiiiod.itin':
«rmi.
lie would also «tato, that he is prepared to man
ufacture to order, of the best mat rials. Fr-f/h~r
Beds, t urlcd Hair. Spring and Shark Mat'rasres,
not to be surpassed fur beauty, comfort ami dura- !
bilily.
B. All l phobtered work repaired upon ren
sonaMe term*._ march 1 ,-iu, |
BEWAWX—BAN AWAY Jmm
YPmt\9li.* •«: -•! nr. TV.,lav l|..30tli ,-t |
Msuv.i. I,i, Nm-p. Ul’HII. Iluili i« ,m
five left nine iriche* in height, and very well form
ed: rather light “mr-if-xiori. and *pc»p -, «h»*u ;<d
drested, promptly nod with coi.hdimce. It i ; 1 • - !
lieved tiiat lie is now lurking in the m • ' ! *•rlio n| i
of the subscriber’s residence, m ar New London A- I
cademy. He will pay ten dollars i'..r hi« noprehen- [
«ion and delivery if caueht within the ci u.ity of
Bedford, and twenty if rain; hr cut H it.
ELISHA PETERS.
April o-ta Bedford county, Va.
[R.tM
WJ \ 'SL--rHE T« t'
>v BASH HORSE MILLS h.r.i.g Pxpir,-d
on tlie 1st insf.. tli. y will now he worked bv the
proprietor. He deema it unnece«*nry to *.»iv in,or- |
than tlmt he will be ron*tautiv in i:..«rV • t •■ ■■< i
and Corn. He also wishes to purchase ‘JOiUhh?I
Staresnnrt Hiding.
•Il!‘v - _ If S. LANfilIQRNE. |
PL Cw.rfit:, AT LAS Ah LKS I
A. EVAKH^Watch Markka Jkivkmk, j
the attention of the citizen* of Lynchburg cm! v <■
surrounding country, to hi* fint *«ml •.••.•fpiu'.id a*.
*ort:iicut oj W atehe*. Jewelry nnd Silver w ;i|.>.j,Igr
received from the North. « t the b lest stvie* 'Hnd
pattern*, selected by himself with great care to
*uit this market, from hi* Jang experience in »!.<•
W atch and Jewelry business. he (latter* hiinsei;
that he can please the moat fa«tidioi:«. As f„r
Ir.s workmanship. he Irav. < it io those ihnt ho has
done work for to judge. All be asks is h r;i-.l. *rd I
if you am not perfectly *ati«iied, and i his good* I
are not exactly what he recommends them to be.
he hind* liimatdf to redouble the money and no
charge tor the good*.
(Jld Hold and Silver takan in exchnrge for am
thing in my line. C. A.KVARl)
March 8-ts 2 iloora above Exchange corner.
lyrOTICE TO ALL!-HE ALSO, BY
’ “idem. Ins i ilea into the CON Pm ‘ I j( ,-v.
AK\ 1»! SiNi^SS in con im rtior wit!? b> J..w, i, v j
establishment, in which hi km; * Cendi- Emit-*,
such ns Ora ges.Lcimms.Kaish:*.Almond-.1 i.' ( i t- !
Toy* of ail kind*, nnd. in fact, nil kinds of'b,
tionarie*, kept in such an esinM idm-icnt. Heisnow
receiving hi* Spring stock, to which! • rts-rciful
ly solicit* the patronage of 1 lie pr.' ! •. J',.
bn*, in his employment, one o! tlie nv "*f r»’u need
Bakers and Candy maker* in Lym l bu; ?'. P\ra
niid*. of all kinds, made at the slmi-t notice.
All order# from the conp’rv reci ived nnd prompt
ly executed. CHAS. A. EVA 111).
March 8—t* 2 doorsa^’iive Ex b ir;gr certier.
ff^obRcro, Tohurro. Having dr
fermined to pay purlieu i ratientiori t u-' .. -f
incthp best Chewing Tobacco that is pur up here,
we do solicit order* from our IV:•••■,d* in the coun
try for the artic.o, believing ns we do, mat we -hall
he aide to furnish an article by the Imx that i>
bound to give satisfaction, n* we hn\e received nr.
ngunrv tor some of the h-st lii.-r u »i.t m> ir
Lvnchburg. For a f.» note sent hv rnaii. we v i
in return, send a ho* of 10 plugs i:.f « dlKr hnid
to 1m a*, ami f..r a fH) m to we w id
first rate Tohacro. pul no in |>, ^ < 7 ..
w.. 10U pl-iwir.- in tnyv.a ..ur f. •■’ ■!- thru v. ,•
car; Send them Tobacco at pr! -cs nmririg fi rn 20
to7"» cts per lb. CUF.WDSON vV CEANK.
•Ia!l 1-—Com. Merchant*on tht Canal.
jV EHI DISCOVEilf—Hair TkoIc.
-X I !e* u:.dersigued having, after t«-n years of ex
periments to discover a tonic to prevent ballnc*x
and cav*t ,‘hc hair fn hg r-placed trh rc ii has (na n
• - ph a sure to it f rm all wh »are thus -:i
i;.ited. that HE H AS FOFSD IT. He ran fully
sustain the eflii ary of this tonic, bv numerous citi
zens n( Lynchburg and adjacent counties. Fie
deems if unnecessary to state ut further length the
fne qua! ilk a of his preparation. It has only to he
ti'sti e. to give satisfaction. His office is near the
Washingtm Hotel, where he keeps a -apply con
stantly for saJe ; ami it is on sale also -,t Dp Seav’s
Drug Store, and at my son’s, (W . K. Pride)
Dressir g Rooms, next to the Marshall House.
' Mlj D - BIDE
fpo PHTSICIAKS.^!
.1 pharc of Lime. Fluid Ex‘Act of Rhubarb. Sen
na and Valerian. Also, Brown’s Blistering Tis-ue,
1 <s*ue Dressing for blisters; Transparent Adhesive
Plaster.Collodion. Chlurvftrtn, togetljer with a ge
nera! assortment of choice Drugs and Chemical#.
For sale hv
Dt I5-H_-IQHX H. SEAY. Dntcri t.
Ha. white rev. Respectfully soli- 1
• cits the attention of the public to hi* superi
or Stock - t Itltpoilrd ff„S<J?SOrs just re
ceived and offered for sal*\ «,:i main street, oppo
site Liberty Warehouse. Hi* stock consists of me
most superior brands brought to this country *
FRENCH BP AS It IBS.
O TA R P. D VP FY CO. S.
HBSESS Y hOSI)OS POCK, a very
superior article.
Part Jam. Madeira. Sherry .nd Champ,me Wines.
Holland fi in. J-r.
A* agent for the Im|Hirter*. the above Liquors
will U* sold at S ir York priork, adding cost of
transportation. He respectfully reque*ts the trade
and rf»e public generally, to examine his stock, as
he whdic* hisliijuorsto speak for them*elve*.
Dec22-w6m_ _ H^A. WHITE LEY.
ri^TPISTOLS dC.-W E HAVE
VJ just received ft ease of Double and Single bar
reFTSutwi of our own importation, some very fine.
Colt’* Allen’* and Wesson and Leavitts, Revolvers.
Allen’s Single Self-Cocking Pistols.
GROCERIES, &C.
rjs I !V S k. i; V, 14V LOltACa., COM
1 .MISSION AND EOHttAUDING MEII
CHANTS urc now receiving and offer for *ale, or
in cxcltangn forCnuotry Produce, the largest and
best assorted stock of Groceries and Dry Goods it |
has ever been their pU asure to offer for sale, com
prising, in part, the following articles:
1100 Side* *<*le Leather
175 bag* Rio.Laguyra and Java Coffee
26 hhds N Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar,
some very fine
150 kegs Nail*, aborted
15 tons countrj and rolled Iron
2000 lb* Strap and band iron
4000 lbs Blistered, shear and cast-steel
50.000 feet Safety fuse
200 «acks Salt
225 bbU Whiskey, some vary fine old Rye
25 bbl* Freuch and Apple Brandy
20 fcluls and bids Molasses
10.000 lbs Cotton Yarns, Lenksville and Otter
Factory
25 packages Loaf, crushed and Pulverized
Sugar
20 case* stick and mass Liquorice,
with a large and general assortment of brown and
bleached Domes'- ics, Bed-Ticks. Prints, Ginghams,
Summer Goods. Boots, Shoes, Huts. Ac.. Ac.. nil
of which will be sold at the lowest rates for CASH,
or in exchange for PRODUCE.
March 2‘2-t* _
October, the subscri
ber would inform hi* friends and the public
generally, that lie hae just received hi* tail supply
of GROCERIES ‘ ASD STAPLE DRY
GOODS, making his stock large and complete.
In the stock may be found
New Orleans. Porto Rico and St. Croix Sugar,
Loaf, crushed, powdered and clarified do
Rio. Laguira and JavuCofi’ee,
Fine Green and Black Tea,
Spon;i,ndam;uttineand tallow Candles,
Rolled and eountrv Iron.
Shear,cast, German and blisterd Stce‘[
Box, lining, and common Nails,
Spades am I Shotel*.
Sole and Upper Leather,
Pepper. Gi.._or, Spice, soda, snlirratu*. alum.
shltp«-*ie. iiulit oand copperas, brown and bleached
domestics, calico, a:pact as. a large lot negro blank
ets. eassinet*. Kentucky jeans, tweeds, cassimere*,
plain linsey. hat*, caps, shoes ami boots, and many
other articles, to which he invite* the attention of
buyers, as he is determined to sell cheap.
- JOSb B. N* fWLIN.
/ HIE IP SHOES: VERT t :-u\v
Vy i liejermined, once more, to get out of the
shoe business, I now offer to sell mv Stock of
Shoes and Boots for cash, at any price 1 can get,
Cost nr no Cost.
A! p«rM»ns wanting bargains vhl please rail.
% !7-ts K. L(KxW <;' *1).
DLAM' k i , HATS AMD CAPS.
L V\ .• vie now re civing and have for sale
1.000 N.-: •„ .-.ker*.
100 pair Maci.i aw do suitable for tent*. Ac.
100 do fine duffle do
50 dozer £• tor 1 Wool and California Hat*,
10 ** doth Caps*.
Those having bauds to clothe, will please call.
For sale low.
<> t 2-ta M tCORKLB. SIMPSON & JONES.
I..Tobip'co Fiavor-An
Hrticleth.it nas ito supei or rn.v where, and
may be tried with safety, ltsqiinJitii* can only he
in !ged l v it* ii-**, and will be found to transfuse
through T<0 co nn nromn to suit the ta.sie of all
con-timer*. By calling nt the Hut store ofWm.
•Siifzr-r, Agent, you can see for yourselves and leave
your order*, which vvili be promptly dispatched.
I.-to Wn • ' • ', A
| ATS* INI
® hi Psohi low.
7 —to E. U K3W ODD.
15
J good a-sor: uiei.t. jui*t it. 'tore and for sale low
.1' • L H. \\ i.
DAlfllXLV FLOUR.—81 Mis* A. F.
JL Pr.ce s "/ x'ra 1 imily Flour, just received
on consignment. and for -•.!.* bv
f i* 5-t* Moorman a martin.
... ( POTATOES.—8S It! I 3 SU
Ist- !'• "- i"I- -:-"W had a:.d pi k-eyt-d POTATOES
from tin* !*.• d». >f Otter, ju-t r< ived and for sale
t • 8 -• •! ' LEE \ JOHNSON.
f • - ' L t li ■ ,
d.MOrtjb*. prill,.. \. .Y Laid,
siijm . i. r Kiit:* r;
Hi-fi i\i'd on consi^iuMrnr nr»<| f. r *n!e low. by
r ' ' ‘ • v dv :k:.
|3ACONi IS.!.1JS— Jn>r received, alotofve
, v « Bncon Hams Western family
rui-' o. real. ,-a choice urtir!e.
1 h l--t* Mc-DANIF.r. A- HCf.T.
TT^as; msexs.—ji;st keceivf.d. a
X huge let of *uperinr Fkn. and f an and Cot
!,m w I rpxj'iTfti.ih itivile thenrten
t".ir.-h:i<er». JOHN T. DAVIS
Man-h S—1«
. PEUSSJ Garden S*-:mIh.—Tl,- .ahm-rh
I, !a;1 r'-' 1 hi- Spring Supply of
-.. - Seed* The etoeh
‘1 ' ■’ <•<} of Vegetable Seed, u*a«Ilv
wanted, r or sale by
JOHNH. SfiAV. Drngjfitt.
' '■ ’ 1 9 foi
r*:| ■•••■ * |,; cultivation to be hud gratis.
\V * N 'l\1' O-TFiftr »M* bodied
T."i essee iia.l Hoad. Id ben i price* will |.» paid
AVrd't" JACOB' KUMBOUGH. '
| Jan 1-td
I. SCI'i!V S'.— Fhe Store now orrurd
—— ed l\ M.. Sjoitlidor: A Stathnm. P
' ir:*:' , f* had by tii* Ot of N Terr.her. ApHv to
l *-*» HL BOYD I r JOHN KfNNTER.
T® €ABP£NTEUS AND BUIJL
/* . 1 •••»»! now off', rlug ..©■ Patent Hand
.ynvc „f ere-.t oimnJiritv of construe
fniu: 1 of undoif. T,-d trilby. AO... a varied n
sort mm r «it' Hardware tor house buildin \ which
I t'.'' ! (» myself to *ell ar a small advance on m;in
'i_t-t.-T.nn r spiic-s. and lower than thi v are sold in
t! market.
__A. WINSTON.
T^A1WJI.V LAR|fc*ras.
*- ". Biii'-l. a superior article, just received and
for sale by
mar ?r>~<«_LEE * JOHNSON.
A Pottilocs, Ac.
\ !*.r» bids fitie Pippin Apple.*,
20 bills Irish Porafoe*.
JOdt) lb* Hu •hwhf'tt Flour, verv *nperinr fnrsafo
b-t*] ACRES - HAff.
’>y - ' '■ ■ '•: - y.; ' ' i -. * - \
° ; U* -Ltflitr* Dnrn. ofM horse
power. L.Tom.itivf-Hoiler of n to .roved cm*truc
• ; w nw n ly 3 m - tl A • - v to John f'
Adam*. Judith--Dam. Capt S. .\VC.-kb- Lvnch’
1'ure-. or the undersixniet| I). fct. \\ AI TON
S.*vt 1.%-ts
\[ K W —THE SUBSCRIBE;?
^ 5^ imiw <t"p-!i• >• r> » ".v and '••!<,ri:iii s<. i-J- of
$>’'*1X0 AND SI MMER DRESS CODES.
imi.I invites lite Lndie, t*> rail nnd arc rl»^rrt.
JOHN T. DAVIS
! ! S9-t»]_At hi, n « It.trn t Store.
1 f> Cam Mpcritr“I. a." ■ ; u
■*" 'in . Licorice,
1'- do mass tlo
Just received and for sal»» l>v
MirJl-ts Me HAN! EL A HURT.
Q1:*’ A2tSo»«roiifci rniiioni.-i 10.000
i .. .
nrri’i.i'ioji—mi - >i ns HfjvnTina. Prinrjpo, R,!
C i*:i. La Norm .. E! Divan, Half Spanish, and’ !
•ithor hni-id-*. from I. w price to very fn,f—all of]
v. i xvn >vill sell at Belliiaon* priori. wr are !
•i -f iit as i:m ts for manufacturer nnd impor'ers.
W-a*’, onr friends nnd the puMir pm. rally to;
O.il! a.id examine »ur very I n n- n«s> i tmofif Before
hovi r; . N< where. LEE A- JOHNSON.
_ at the,,! | Hi nnd Ml >. A |.,
1 iv- ‘ :* TXV PUM 33 Si: a ~0Oi2
1 K1? i:! i H M BOAT. A:.,dy J.G’.llfvi »,
L:| ‘•d'o.. Mills. H. S. LANGUORNE.
march 18- ts
m <«AR A\» COFFEE:
O tJ » bit.;-. Hi.I .Hid Lags: Ira Coffee,
1» *• .lavi and oid U him do
1(1 hhds (h. nes :i«.d f* R Sugars.
5 bids "Stuart s” CojTee Sugar, a very supe
rior article for family u*e. u*t received.
march 2*2—ts MOORMAN X- MARTIN.
LEE eV JO "! X A OX. AT TI5 E OLJi
STAND ()!■■ Ai. DVNlEL^ LEE, arc- this
morning receiving, ami offer for *,>!<• :
;’»0 bugs prime new crop Rio coffer,
30 - “ •• - Lag'a
20 mutts very superior old Java •*
10 had*, prime N. O. Sugar,
30 *• and l>bls clari lied **
Id ** “ superior new crop Molasses and
Syrop,
20 bbl«. Family Eur Kot ling*,
.i0 v. iiole end ii df i?s No. 1 tamilv Mackerel, j
all of win -}| they will sell at a smalt advance on j
ft fjri
TENNY URD WORK TARXJBS.
_ Another supply of those pretty pieces of La
dies Furniture, for sale low.
v' ]>21--ts_ A. WINSTON.
VyiaSTE Z2NC FAINT—A supply Of
’ r \\ h,;n Zinc Faint, said to be superior to j
M bite L'-nd. ju<t to hand. Also. 400 gallons pure
Linseed Oil and other paints. For sale by
_j>™ 13-t* JOHN H. 8E AV. Druggist.
jif OOHX ANA XZA RTI NT—A re mm
— 1 '--reiving tf-.eir Spring Groceries and Dry
Goods, comprising a well selected stork of each,
and we would respectfully invite our friends and
customers to examine them before buying else
where. march 22—t*
C*Ll>IiN MEAL.—A large lot of CURS
’ MEAL for sale at
J’V’ 13-U_LANGUORNE'S MILLS.
WHAT-NOTS.—F »tn now raunufactur- I
'• •^heu^ufal «nd u-<-till Farior or.ua
MERCHANDISE.
New goods:Sew ooodsTi
OOLHOON & HOLT, Kyle'* Comer, take
pleasure in announcing to the public, that they are
now receiving and opening the most varied, ex
tensive and elegant Mtock of Dry (ioodj ever ex
hibited in the Lynchburg market, and feel aatisdied
that no one who will give their stock an examina
tion will fail in being fully satisfied, both in price
and quality. The Ladies’ will find a complete as
sortment of Dress and other goods, consisting in
part of the following articles. Brocude Silks.
Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks of extra
quality. Aquilia Tissues, Crape de Sprague,
Lama Cloth, anew and beautiful article. Crape tie
Paris, Bareges of the moat elegant designs, Siik
Luce. Tissues, Plain Barege, Em. bl’k and pluin
Moasltiift, Donna Maria Crapes, Organdies, Bnt
tiete, French and English Juconett, Linen Pop
line, Lawns, Dotted Muslins, Muslin Flouncing,
Collars. Under Sleeves. Ein. Handkerchiefs very
cheap. Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Muslin and Cdiu
brick Edgings and Inserting*, Kid and Silk Gloves.
Silk Mitts, Gimp and Fringra, Mantillas Crape
and Nett Shawls, Mourning Goods in great variety,
together with various other articles too numerous to
mention in an advertisement Gentlemen will find
n complete selection ofFrench and English Cloths,
Cas*imers, Silk ami other vestings, Glove* in every
varitv. Cravats, plain ami Fancy. Linen Drilling-.
Collars, Soaks. Siik ami Liuen Klkfa See.—
Our Stuck of Staple Goods is very large and desi
rable. We invite all in want of Dry Goods to give
us a call. COLHOUN & HOLT.
April 1—ts Kyle* Comer. /. '/neKfurg.
Ns:w noons.—The subscribers inform {
their friends amt the public generally, that
they have sold out their stuck of old goods, ami
now have the pleasure of offering them a large and
general assortment of Xnr and Fatki-amble S T A
PLK ASl) FASCY DRY GOODS, eon-ist
i'ig ot Ladies’ and Gentlemen's wear of the latent
styles, to which they invite u cull from all in want
of new and pretty good* at the lowest price-.
march •.» N-rs * E. &, J. FRANK UN.
Y y W V A l.it GOoi)S.-.i. I*. ED
*- ' ^ ARDS, Ml r act Tailor, a f.w doors above
Meem *.A. Gwatkin’s and opposite Sam i 1*. Thur
man, returns thanks to his customers and the pui —
li’1 generally .for the liberal encouragement extend
e l to him for the past year, and respectfully ask*
n continuance ot the same. He has n large i umber
«.t first rate workmen employed, and being deter
mined to turn out a* good work us can 1m* done. In*
feeD confident of giving entire .satisfaction to
who may favor him with their patronage. He
would invite attention to a new stock of Cloths,
Cas-iiuei>, Vestings, and Trimmings, laid in this
f;i!l, of the most approved style, selected by him
self. with care for cash, which will be made up on
reasonable terms, ami verv low for rash.
JAMES B. EDWAKDS.Ag’t.,
S-nt^.d-wts_ for R. S. Bradshaw.
sJ i' ii < * & S'l'OVH fr'Oit 2 K.3J.—
O hull).*-. BKU’IHER, Main X/re,\ 1.
im<r. la—Importers of CHINA ami EARTH
ENWARE ami l> aiers in Cut, Dressed am! Plain
(i!o*<-\\ate. /.< /».?.■.g (llnsst s. (jirandvhs. Plated
and Rri lani ■■ lln/i, H aiers, Castors, »V'’» uiv
now in receipt of th**:r Spring supply of Domestic
and hon'i^.i (roods of their own importation—
"hieh embraces every article usually found in such
Establishment*. Our Stock is one ef the largest
ever o(Tcred in this market, and having been care
fully selected and bought ou the most favorable
terms, w* are iblci mined not to be undersold
by ai-v House in tin* country.either North or South.
M erchants and others wanting anything in this
line, would do well to call and examine our Stock
ami prices before purchasing elsewhere—feeling
| confident we cau plea.-e all in style, quality and
! price oi Goods. The Ladies are particularly iu
vited to call uud examine our Stock,
march 211-ts
T Ac at. II O a. I N S . ARE RE
unit k-n-rm store tindr Fall supply con
sisting in part of
250 Spanish Hide*.
300 sides Sole Leather,
100 do upper Leather,
40 do*, calf -kins,
25 do oink Lining Skin*,
250 ■ »;i'r heavy Bn- -ues,
10 barrels rider Vinegar,
15 tons country n ! Iron
1 do blistered Steel,
1 do Shear and cast Steel,
3 do cabling*.
15 hhds. P. K. nnd N. 0. Sugars,
1 do St. Croix do
15 do and barrels Molasses,
15 boxes Loaf Sugar,
25 Mils, crushed and powdered and clar. de*.
120 bags Kin and Luguira Coffee,
15 do old Java do
5 do Mocha do
300 keg-cur Nails 3 to 00 dy
10 do Wrought do
10 dozen painted Buckets,
15 do corn Brooms,
0000 lbs. cotton Yarn,
Domestic, calico, linsey nnd fulled cloth for ser
vnnts wear, pepper, spice, ginger, m ice, doves,
nutmegs nnd cinnamon, < xtrn fine gun powder tea.
bed cords and plough line*, which they ore dis
posed to sell mi the mo*; accomm••dating terms, or
exchange fur country produce. They solicit a call
front their friends and the public.
O.-tSO-t*
t 1C03Kiii BAC1BY* Cirurer.i'oiu
VJ AM) FOR\VAitl)L\G MKU
('HAST. 1.1/rr k'nr”. Vo.—Offers fur sab- :
lOhhils N U. 1’ Ricu and Santaeruz Sugars.
20 boxes and bbls loaf, crushed and pulveriz
ed Sugars,
10 bids Coffee Sugar. a prime article.
15 hluls and bbls Molasses, N O, Cuba and Su
gar House,
40 bags Coffee,
3000 1 s new Baron. line round.
50 boxes Sperm, Tallow and Adamant ineCan
dles,
10$ bids family Roe Herring*.
30 t<ms lulled Iron of every size nnd of supe
rior quality,
30 box « Tin i'late 10x14 and 14x20,
I nut H ire.
Spelter in slab*,
Zinc in sheets,
Russia and American Sheet Iron
Lampblack in bbls..
100 side* Side Leather,
50 do hlack Upper do
Tanner’s Oil, Suiarnud Sperm do
Mackerel in kits and bids.
150 kegs Old Dominion Nails,
1500 lb* rnst shear a id wedge Steel,
2000 “ American blister do
■>.
Bur!. r’s Hor.-- Sln.cs. horse shoe Nails,
Anvils. Vices. Mil! Saw* anti Files,
For > tie on accommodating terms, ttt the old stand.
Feb ft—ts
PBEAT ATTKACyiOSl!I—SEIV
VJ and Sfdfu / -v Ot k if Lie*! (j ■" / • -,:J lira
M',,rrfJ'al!u; go- Wln-eatU »V lieai'.— GVGG ES
HEilEli .V f’.YTERM YER.—Respectfully i,;
f"yn tie ir friends and the public generally that they
an i. ,.v receiving a splendid stuck of Dry Good 's,
suitable for the F j 1 and \Y i iter i«*:ison, ernbni
«' i»- every article of Ladic.d and Gnt'h.nu ns Wear.
\ i ot u hicli the public arc invited to call und exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere. W e have a beau
tiful ussmaient of Ha s m l Caps, Hoots and Shoes,
"d'h a splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
t:r!es. ail of which are offered at unusually low pri
• e .. Call and see us; and we feel assured that yon
"i'! be pleased with prim as well as Goods, ns we
urod«-! enninedt.il sell low, having purchased for
1 y are also receivin- n >p>udid assortment of
f'rMad Clothing. Purchased by them for cash
at unu-iinily low prices, by which means they are i
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public j
than any similar establishment.
i h *v w mid particularly call the attention ofcoun
trv merelmitfs and otlu rs'fo their Whole sale Prices
believingthat they will find if to their interest to
giveth-m a cull and exami- e tk*»ir stork, before go*
;.i ' ( hi her East. j hegreaf facilities which they en
joy ill purchasing their supplies, enable them to an*.
noiince with eonfi.lei.ee, i hat their goods will he sold
nr RICHMOND PRICES.
N. (ilYiCRNHEIMER.
I. INTER MY ER,
Oet 23-ts ( ■ j s, Cabell 1
DEISOVAJj*—Having taken the htrgi Gro
J r ,y Sinrr of Col. Aug. Leftwicb, obliquelv
oppo-ite my old stand, where I shall be glad to ve
my old customer* nnd the public generally. I hope
Ntln t attention to business to receive a portion
of public patronage. I k. ep constantly on heel a
• Ici-il I sortment -f Croccries and u1*.. n
good assortment of S(:ip||» bonds, Mud would
i.e glad to receive and forward iinv Goods sent to
my core, and also sell a-v Co’tr>ry Prodm, or.
commission. JOSEPH H. WILSON.
March 4—1.«
TOfflVF. WZSIGHTS SPECIAL
NO i 1C E fa his ft i nds ant the pit die g rt rally.
The subscriber bus just received from the Northern
cities, tile largest richest and most valuable assort*
inent of tine Watches, Jewelry, Fancy
(aOOdfii , ev- r brought to this market. He
leels confident in saying that every person examin
ing his large and extensive stuck, will be induced
to buy. Also, a complete assortment of all kinds
of Law. Medical, Physiological. Theological, Mr
chauical. School and Miscellaneous Books.
Late Music and Musical Instruments.
A complete assortment of Stationery. &C-, ke.
Paper hangings of the latest and richest paterna.
Persons desirious of obtaining anything in the a
bove line, will do well to rail, and lie y may ro-t as
sured of meeting with good bargains, anil be waited
upon with a disposition to satisfy.
march lS-ts J*. P. WRIGHT.
pALCINEll FLA s T 5i R--j i ;
V7 Croton Calcined Plaster, direct from the New
York manufacturer, for sale hv
Feb 19 _B. F. 8ACKETT.
XVOih TABLE (jiTLKKY,
in sett* of 53 ps. very fine,
«. 51 O 4t
Bone “ “ 51 ** “ M
Cocoa nnd Stag Table Cutlery.
A ra-*e just to hand, of oar own importation, for
rale cheap. Call and examine.
Nov 13—t*GREGORY k ROYALL.
]\EW LAKD.-J.OOO lbs. No. 1
* NEW LARI), in packages to suit families,
juat received at
MECHANICAL.
"^HOT AIR FUKNACE, COOK
dgj 1NG RANGE AND STOVE WAKE*
HOUSE —The undersigned take# thi# j
method of informing the public that he has on ■
hand and is constantly rechiving from the princi- <
pal northern Manufactures, Furnaces, Ranges, <.
Stoves, &c., of the latest and most desirable style#.
Among hi* assortment can be found Chilsdn’s Pa
tent Hot Air Ventilating Furnaces for warming
and ventilating Churches, Public Buildings. Facto
ries, and Dwellings. Also, COOKING RANGES,
the most complete and economical arrangement for
cooking, in use. Having had long experience in
the use and operation of Furnaces and Ranges, and
by giving his personal attention to the setting and
fitting of them up, he i* confident that a trial is suf
ficient to satisfy any one of their superiority over a
ny other arrangement for heating and cooking pur
poses.
On hand, a full assortment of Stoves. Coal
Grates, Registers, Pipe, Sheet Leud. Lead Pipe,
Hollow Ware, &c.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Eave Gutters put on
in a superior manner. Also, a lull supply of 1 in.
Brittnnia and Jappnnned Wares, at Wholesale
and Retail. His facilities for manufacturing Tin
Ware are &«•« h, tlmt lie feels assured that he can
make ft for i'ie interest of Merchants abroad, and
nil other# in want, to call at the Sene Stare, vy .'ora.
East si le. Main Stnxt. and examine his stock be
fore purchasing.
He would also tender hN thanks to the people of
Lvnrhburensid its vicinity, fuf the very liberal pat
ronage extended to him during his short residence
here, ami hopes by strict attention to his business,
to merit a continuance of the same.
Mar 15-ts C. S. BLISS.
y? U l.'! < ■ *iK«i of the KEi) HAT.—
CM Tim subscriber having received the Spring
style of Hats, for 18-V2. of a very superior qttaiity,
and al'O the blocks ami raantifacturii.g materials,
would most respectfully announce to his friends
and the nuhlic generally, that he is now prepared
to manufacture Moleskin a ml Silk MATS of all
kinds amI qualities, for wholesale and retail custo
mers. Country Merchants nr** particularly reques
ted to call and examine his Silk Hat*, at thirty dol
lars per dozen, which for quality, price and dura
bility. cannot bo surpassed by any of the Northern
mnnuufcturers. He will also be able in a few
weeks to present to the public, a fine assortment of
Boots, Shoe-. Hats. Cups, Trunks, Carpet Bags.
Valises, Umbrella*. of every description and
style, wi.ieh he is determined to sell at price* that
cannot fail to please all who may favor him w4.I1
n call. 13PDo not forget the-is»n of the Rod Hat.
in»r gQ-tn JACOB RUM BOUGH.
Lynchburg, April l.t£, 1852.
TO THE PUBLIC.—J. T. WOOD
SON. IU)i\' L: AM) SI<;\ PALMER, in
returning bis (hanks to the citizens of Lynchburg,
tor the * ry liberal patronage bestowed on him for
the past year, would remind them that he is as ful
ly prepared and determined to serve them in his
line of l‘U'inr-s as ever, and assure* tln-m that no
effort of his shall he wanting to please all. Hi*
price* are very reasonable.
He would also state that having used the ZINC
PAINT, he con-idem it superior in every respect
to the very best Lead now in u«e. (English Lead not
excepted). He is prepared however to use either
the Zinc or Lead Paint. To those who ure unac
quainted with the Zinc, he refers them to the card
below. Hi ad for yourselvv*:
“The Paints nauulactured by the company in
Paris, have, from their commencement in 1818.
obtained the gold medal of the Society o. Encour
agement, and in 1811), the gold medal at the exhi
bition of articles of french industry.
"On the report of a Special committee of Chem
ist's and Architects, and l>v advice of the council of
IL-ulth, the Minister of Public W orks has, hv A t
of Aug. -1th, 1811). ordered the use of white zi.ic
in public building* to the exclusion of white lead.
It has been equally adopted by the city of Paris, in
the Hospitals, Ihirracks. and the works directed
by most of the Paris Architects.
" 1 i.eyedow of zinc,and green of zinc,are unaltera
ble, and without any danger to the health, in place
of tho»ebnsed on h ad or copper, liable to change
and dangerous to the human frame.
“i he oxide of zinc does not, like white lead,
change from -uiphurous exhalations so common in
<’i:the pifti.t pie-./!\cs. on the contrary, its
whiteness in cotlee-hoti-'S. theatres, laboratories,
stables, privies and sulphur hath*; in vi s-rls, not
withstanding the gus nrisi .g from tlie hold ; empty- !
iug sewers has no influence upon it. The paint
lasts much longer than that from white h ad.
‘‘The paint of while zinc acquires a hardness
which permits to poii- i it like the finest stucco ; it
is whiter and has more fre*tmess than white lead,
and mixes well any color.” l’h a*e give no* n cull.
J. T WOODSON,
House and Sign Painter, shop opposite Martin’s
■ is*. ‘ April I-lm
TVTEW suhwribmai us
-L v sneiuted themselves together oa the fir*! in- 1
stunt, fort e pu.'post - of conducting the mar. u. act ure
' • of CABINET W ARE, at hr old
* nnd mi! kmnrm » n.l rj S. Diu- !
I guid. under the of
S. DU GI II) & SO\S.
They have r. entlv applied er to their j
machinery, and Hatter themselves ji it toe vac en
aided to in iiiiil.-icture all descriptions <>( P.-iix e'.-i
F'licy < • 11 i/;r. in style and finish to com
pare with anv in the Slate.
s. niroriD.
D. P DHOriD.
GEO. A DICGLII*
r|UIEMB^(KIB£:iri
Burial CaS'**. take; .!•••
p!e i»t' Lynchhurc an I the -urrvu -.f*.?.- • :■ :
ihey nave i.mv j t '• >
a iot of thr ahove Ca*e> :*• v t *. It i* . •:
he a difficult task t** gi\.* an a '.* .* •. ^<* rwr:-*.**)*•*» «•
these Cases without a ••••r- . e ; : : :-t «.:■?
....
te»*tirg:ind preserving the P . •
ments h’f vaults, or for tianspe-:a:i. ri « -■,»■
toanythir.c of t!ie kiiul hetPtv iwe- .-»■
fortunate enough to need the «‘ **%e ■ n >.<
*upp}i“dhy s. m; t.r pa >, p
I':.di rt aking in the usual My ’
teudtd to. Jv IV A S \>
VC ABB.—THE I NPTSP.N ionoCUD
respectfully ask n r«u renam-e <-t : .
age so lone bestow,* l ti*•.*;j r •* . .
remand ia this cn • e. r :> he t
ask nil who are i:> ! ' te i i t • . e , wt* .
and nettle their lo roir ts w hi. ■
There are runny chain* of |e* " -'hi
must close up. and it i* expected tl • « v«
themselves to be indebted will pay att ' • • :h;»
notice. S. 1 ii Pi ID.
.Tun 8 -ts
Republican and Fxprro. ropv \? a week
for three months nndrluu re the \ ’ v.ati
SABDLEUl and
MAM KAi IOu\ ,-1:m
* this method «d iiiinrniin. It.- . .M.-;rrr
an.I the public generally, thnt be * now mnnufar
luring and will keep ron-fnutlv n hand. i du re
and general assortment of Sad. Sa • ' .> r«.
Bridles ami Martingales, from t *■ p’a; • *t to the
finest put ter us. IJ is assortment Curtin »*. Wag
on and other Horness. will be 1. .nd to be of suite
rior *»nrkmanship and good materials. A supply of
Trunks. Carpet Bugs, Baddler’- Mater lis.and ev
ery article to be found in such establishments, he
flatters himself will be found upon examination in
his stock. He solicits a null from all desiring to
purchase, trusting that hisexpc: ience, faithful work
manship ami a determination to please, will secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches will he
promptly attended to.
Aug 18-ts WM. F. ROBERT80N.
jP fMCHBUBG FOUN BBT-Turn
M A hu-ii|. ss ln-retofore cndurled under the firm
of .1. T. X G. S. DIFGUIB, will continue in future
under the stvle of
1UUGUID <S- BROTHER,
and they take thi- opportunity in return their thanks
to tin* public for the very liberal patronage to the
firm "f J.T. & G. S. Dinguid. and beg a continu
ance of the same.
We have on hand a let of Tobacco Screws and
Rres.ks.u Tobacco Fi.,-I lerjiHf gotten ttp.l'Jnugh* I
a id i'oiiit* of alldrsrriplion*. Mill Gearing.wrought
.uid cast, Threshing Muchii.es. Ac . X-... X r.
J. T. DIFGFID,
Jaa 5-r* G. S. DIUGFH).
^ Boots, 8'iot‘s, Hals anil OS
CAF.S.—The sub -riber* luive now in ,p||
s store, a good port io u of the ir Spring stock ol
BOOTS, Shoes HATS and CAPS,
»" which they would lespert fully cull the attention
ol their friends and the public generally. These
Goods hive been bought of the most approved
manufacturers, expre**ly f..r the retail trade, in
which will be found tin- usual variety of Good* in
our line of business, and when coupled with our
own manufacture, we think we ran safely snv that
there is not u more desirable stock of Good* in this
market, and will be sold low for cash.
Ail orders for any thing in our manufacturing de
partment. will meet with prompt attention, and
made of the best material* and workmanship.
Mar 15-ts FBETWBLL X HALL.
H A T 8 A.\ I> c n>8! !
The sab- riber ho* received nt the sign
of the Blue Hal, the Spring Fashion* of Gentle
men's^ac Drtss Hah for 1802, embracing all of the
latest and m<>*t approved styles, and is now pi spar
ed to furnish his friends and customer* and the pub
lic generally, with an article of fine No. 1 Mole
skin, black and white Beaver Hats. He ha* also
received a large stock of the latest style, KOf>
SUTH HA TS, both for men and boys, ami a large
assortment of fine heavy oil silk and Cloth Caps «f
every style and quality. A large stock of soft, black
and white. Brash and Mexican Hats, which he w ill
sell low for cash.
He wiil use his best endeavours to please all who
may favor him wirii a call. AH kinds of Hats made ‘
to order with neatness and dispatch. Call at the
sign of the Blue Hat for Bargain*.
Feb. I'b—ts_WM. STITZER.
JHOW—6 tons nice assorted Iron, just received
RAILROAD AND CANAL.
OmcicoKTBE Va. aTenn. R. K.Co.. J j
Lynchburg, March 6th, 1852. £
Tgsgrean THte BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SBC* «<f thin Company have ordered a re
[uisitiou of five dollar* per share upon nil the
itock which ha* been subscribed, payable on the
Loth day of April next, being ih*2}«t upon the old.
ind 13th upm the new subscribers—and a further
eqUHiition of five dollars per share, payable on tlu*
1st of May next, being the 22nd upon the old sub*
icribers. und the 14th upon the new. ,
Delinquents will he required to pey interest in ull
gases* F. G. MOBUISON, Treasurer.
March 8—tl My_
VIKOINIA AND TENNESSEE
Hull Hoad.—NOETICE TO owners
OF SLAVES.—No Slave will be permitted to ride
on the Railroad cars, with* ut tjwitil written per
mission from hisor her owner, or thte agent or guar
dian o* the owner. Unless accompanied by the own
ner or person otherwise entitled to their service.
Such permit must be given in dupHcnte, one of
which will be retained bv the Conductor of tlu*
Train. CHAS. F. M GARNETT,
march 18-f* Chief Ei.gi»c<»r.
/1ANAL OPEN FBON1 LYNCH
V Bl tt(i TO Bl'CTlAWAM.
Through ,o Lynchburg iu 34 hours I1 ARE ei *»(
Through to La ingtOit in Tiro Pays—r A ft K 5 <‘3
Through to Bnchawnt in Two Days— t AEK .» 01)
Our Bucket Boats leave Richmond tor Lynch
burg daily, ns usual, at 0 I*. M., Sundays exceptdd,
and arrive there in 34 hours.
Passengers by Monday’s, Thursday sand Satur
day’s Boat* connect iu Lynchburg with the boats
for Buchanan, and arrive ut ti P. M., urul with the
Stage Line at North River uml arrive in Lexington
ut 5 P. M.
The traveller can now with economy and com
fort survey the most beautiful scenery in the Moun
tains of Viririniu. The view ut Balcony Falls,
where the .fames River passes through the Blue,
Ridge, is in itself a sufficient inducement for pas
sengers to take fliis line, ami the whole route n
bove Lvnchburg. at any bend of the James, pre
sents a combination of River and Mountain Scene
ry unsurpassed iu any country.
The distance frot.n the North River to the Natu
ral Bridge IS O! ilv 6 rt.'iles.
Returning—Leave Cuchannn ut 6 A. M., and
I. ‘xiagion ut 7 A. M.. Wednesday, Friday ami
Sunday, aud arrive in LynCtbhurg at 5 )’• M.
Below see card between Richmond and Lynch
burg, for fare and hours of arrival.
Leave Richmond Patty, except Sunday, at fi R- M.
ARRIVE AT TIME. FARE.
I). C.
Manakin, ‘>3 P. M. 50
Jude's Ferry, 11 I*. M 62
Michaux's 12j A. M. 7.5
Cedar Point, 1} 87
Jefferson, 2} “ 1 00
(Jurtersvilie, 4} ** 1 2.5
Columbia, 6} “ 1 38
New Canton, 8} “ 1 62
Scottsville, 12 M. 2 00
Rorkfish, 2} P. M. 2 25 .
Warminster, 1} “ 2 50
ilardwicksville, 5.} " 2 62
Tve River, 6} “ 2 75
Bent Breek, 8} “ 3 00
Staples’s Mills, 11} •• 3 25
Lynchburg, 4 A. M. 3 50
Leave Lynchburg Daily, except Sunday, at 6} A. M.
ARRIVE AT TIME. FARE.
l>. C.
Staples's Mills, 10 A. M. 50
Bent Creek. 1 P. M. 75
Tye River, 2J 1 00
1! ardw icksville- 3J •* 1 12
Warminster, 1} “ I 25
Rocktish. “ 1 37
Scottsville, 8} 1 75
New Canton, 11} • 2 00
Columbia. 13 A M. 2 25
Cartelsville, 3} 2 50
Jefferson, 5} •• 2 62
Cellar Point, 7 “ / 2 87
Michaux’s. 7} •* 3 00
Jude's Ferry, 9 »• 3 12
Manakin, 10} ** 3 25
Richmond, 2 P. M. 3 50 !
Passengers for Staunton, by llii< route, leave j
Riciimotul. M01.11 . \\ edn- stlay am! Friday, at 6
P- M-. arrive in Scottsville next day at 12. und :n
Staunton at 9 P. M.
Passengers for Cumberland 0.11 and Farmville,
leave the same evenings, ami reach Cumberland
C. 11. u; Aj next A M., and Farmville bv 11} 1*. >
M.
Package* or extra bnggn.gr to be sent bv boats or
stages, must go at the ri>k of the uwtieis, or we
will not forward them.
BOYD. EDMOND A. DAVENPORT.
Dec 8-ts _
^'■=^2535 'tOTin:.-111lieri ..
ew Freight Boats, made of the best
mater : ■ .1 workmanship. Any person wishing j
to :»ar;l i-r. can be :ami-died upon very accommo
dating r- r: ... App v to tin* so seriber neat Elk j
Greek Mi.:#, Amherst "oU*>fV. \
J 1 i0- s ALEXANDER MI NDY. !
K‘avri-r, r^v.
_____ iJauaiNCB.
pfliBTER OAK LIFE UV9LR
v l\CE (\) HAKIToiih.
- :
la*" is • - l: - capital, a jh2 that r.ipi- ,
r-’ ‘ • *-r- 1 :»•: ! . j:. n and approval of |J»r '
1 aft S *'«*. present* hiI'hr
-I,- * -V .•■■'•. or-'- rra^M’ii t>\ j
v
Vtr.-t. I j. x ; or'* a*sj mutual j
** • - < ti^ fXJVMMbd
. I
- '--f .••-■ .-•*-■ -f •:• ' I» .n.? -•*• * K?.*ril on Sound
•
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•• »•>. **»i i ' * "*»';■ » »- • *• tisiacv* on j
w* rst*-*. rwawaaa ttmtcaa W *4i-vtc«i. j
£.c*4 w*t:i '■* ►rvK ?j ». ;tie »id*.vW!,aa4 per* i
■' f > ’ t —IV ”-m.t ***» •
?'*■ •*• -- ' <• L • i^ara'SN'f, i* t* tovt.ro tfcr «il'* l
ii*veywM a del T or w c..> \v*» are w*U i
"*>y v » ■. » ; -(d iwr • lew <J-»? I
at. -dcbtmlm **s *«fk a* woo'd iiivo’u' tour tar, - i
V C**<»W j
Anns ; ,vi y.w>r i«drd-tea»e«* ir;»unr«J • *n vi«r iite. }
ami you i err by r.-bexe f.omi ol this embarrass I
Went. a-«J djscm uwb» r jrx or estate.
!>• x. u «vid> t.x provide a given sum f««r a child
onattaintu** majority * Thi* can l»r accomplished
hj x <ier.tgtjte w jti thi* Company.
, 'V<'■• ».. ■■ ■ *<'/ j?.y>nat rf-— The Com
pany \x it!grant Insurance on live* upon the mutual
principle, and a!*o upon the joint-stock plan nt low
er rate*. Person* muv rl!>i i( liiKBrance on their
own live* or upon the live* of other*.
Policies « ' be gr iBlcd in the usual form, para
ble aftar4**n?h, or fur a term of year*,or upon the
party’* arriving a t! rage of 40, 45. 50, 55, or00
at hi* option, la either caso fire from the claim*
of creditor*.
1 lie chart’, r permit* the granting of insurance or
life iri every form, including the right of wife, chi!
Aren, pnrent, relation* or friend, to insure the life o
another for their own exclusive benefit.
The assured on a surrender of life polievnt.au
time after three years, will receive it* equitable I
in cash.
A.F. WHITTEMOBB Jr. Lynchburg.
Agent for Virginia.
Dr. \\ m. Otway Gwen, examining Physician.
July 17—wts
| IFE I.VSIKAHC'E -I.V.V !!
A J 111 K« HONE AND KlIC.'i INSI'KANCE
COMPANY.—A HOME INS IN rilTION.—Tl.i
Company makes Insurances ngainst loss or dnmi pi*
hy I* ire, on Dwelling Moose*. Stores, Tobacco Ft •
tones arfd other Huihlii r* : on Furniture, Goods.
Ware* and Merchandize generally, in town and
country, on the most favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance* on the live* of all persons
enjoying good health ami of sound constitutions,
(except such a* are engaged in work on Kail Bonds,
Canids, and other extraordinary employment.) foi
the whole duration of life, or for a limited period.
Slave* employed in ordinary occupation, (not on
Kail Bonds. Canals, or other extra public work.)
will We insured on reasonable terms.
board of DIRKCTOR*.
JOHN KOKIN Mr DAN IE L. President.
D. T. C. PETERS, Vice Pres't.
S. DIUGl'ID, Chief Engineer.
If. O. NCH»»Of.Kir.LI>,
Thoa. O. Aokke.
s. C. Hurt,
Jas. M. Coiir*.
MAIM IN' HOLLINS, Treasurer.
M. W. Dav xvpoKT, Sec’y.
Dr. P. H. Gilmer, > Medical
Dr. W m. Ofwhv Owen. ( Ej-gn,inert.
lywou TIO.\«THBCO-PAB1NEB.
MS sbm heretofore existing under the style and
firm Of Mosby &, Holcombe, is this day dissolved;
Hm. H. Mosby having bought the entire interest
of J. H. Holcombe. All debt* Hue t<» said firm,
must be paid to \\ m. H. Mosby, and nil liabilities
will be settled by him.
WM. H. MOSBY.
.. J. BOYALL HOLCOMBE.
Mar 11-t*
NOriCE—To si 11 whom it tnay
COSCERS.—The creditors of the late Da
vid Ogle*by are requested to present their claims
against his estate, proper Iv evidenced, to me «,tl
Tuesday, the 20th day tk April, 18VJ, for setile
metit. During the business hour* of that #i*y, J
may be found at the Washington Hotel in tfie tow u
of Lynchburg. Ail those indebted to David Ogles
by dec’d. nre icquested to make immediate Tnv
merit to hi* adro’rs. as the condition of bis estate
precludes indulgence.
WM M CABELL. AdmV
M.irll-t20n|'l_of D. Oelr.by. ,|rr',|,
COAH-A few box., «uprri„. Turpentine and
M Union Son,,. iy-,i nern-. t.. I.r.m ..i, i- .1
HEDlCim
NOT II i: H SrlmllitWI
ft rent Clin f»r Opprytil.
'R nOUGinON B ^ OMT1VB*
OR HAS
JUICE.
fu.n^ Rennet,
fourth Atom* *
()*., after i
of Ihuttn I
groat Pbjak
I he mi>t, by Dr. J. S. Houghton, M. f>.,
■hi-.*. I'ii. This is h truly wonderful re
'mi iff rtf ion, fryspepno, Jaundice, Liwttr Cm
Jongfipatitir: rend Petal it y, curing afti
•wn method, hy Nature’suwn Agent,the G^
I ICE. , j
Cllf' Haifa teaspoonful of IVpaln. infbsad Ut
vat or, will digest or dissolve. Jhrptmki$ tf fttrtf
ft -f in a!out two Iwert out of the stninaeb.
Pepsin is the chief clement, or Great Digesting'
IM’ineiple of the Gastric Juice—tlianflolvent ofwN
Food, the Purifying, Preserving, und fiiimataiiafl^l
Apert of the Stomach and Intestines- It la e*H
(meted fiomthe Digestive Stomach ol the O*, than
forming an artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely HlUR
the nut und Gastric Juice in in Chemical jfowaraj
arid furnishing a complete and perfect tubstiiW
for it. By tlie aid of this prepnrution, the pa inf
and evils of Indigestion and Dyspepsia tire ffmud*
•*d, jtlsLuS they Would he by u healthy stoniMn. At.
is doing wonder* for Dysp^pttca, curing «mi*» ff
Debility, EtnueiafIon; NrrvoO* Decline, and
peptic consumption, *nppn*ed to be on the y<
the m iVK. The S. I- utiln 1 • "h-nee • poo *
is based, is in thehigiMst. degtcU tui-o-a and i
markable: • • ' 1
SCIESTirW J'VWKStK. , v
Baron Liebig, in his celebr&Trid work onA^
Chemistry, say*: “An Artificial Digettiv*.
unaiugou* to the Gtutrie Juice, may ko* r
pared ironr the mucous membrane of tb~ ———1~.
of the On, in which various articles * » i
meat and eggs, will be softened, changed®—~# #t
posted just in the tame manner aa they would not
ia the human stomuoh."
Dr. Combe, in hi* valuable writings on the
“Physiology of Digestion.” observes that “a di
minution of the due quantity of the Gastric Juice
is n prominent and uiI-prevailing cause of Dyspcp
•ia;” am! In* states that “a distinguished protests,*
of medicine ut London, who was severely uHLctaifl
with thia complaint, finding everything «{*„ u.
h id recourse to the Gastric Juice. *htaiocd fi**n>
the stomachs of living animals, which p>ovul com
pletely nune fitful."
D*. Graham, author of the funum* worka on
•Vegetable Diet ”mv»: “It is a mnarUhle fart ia
physiulr^y. that the jfstnich* *>f nnimsL, marcr*
ted in water, h«part to the fluid the property of
dissolving Vn."iuusai?iclc8 of food, and of eflectiog
u kind of artificial digestion ol toArtt in no wise dif
ferent front the natural digeittv* process
Gallon the Agent, and get u descriptive circular
gratis, giving n large amount of scientific evidene«r
•iniihir to the above, together with reports of re
ntal kuhlu cures frota all parts of ike United States.
Ax a PyyvfjiKhi Cliter,
Dr. Houghton s PE I'SI N lms produced the most
marvellous effects in curing cases of Debility, Ema
ciation, Nervous Decline and Dyspeptic Consump
tion. It is impossible to give thedetails of rates in
the limits of this advertisement; but authenticated
certificates have been given of more than two hun
dred remarkable cures, in Philadelphia, New York
ami Boston alone. These were nearly all desperal#
cases, and the cures were not only rupid and won
derful, hut pcrmnnri.r.
It is a great nervous antidote, arid particularly
u-« tnl for tendency to llilliou* disordei. Liv* r Com
plaint. Fever and Ague, und the evil effect* of Qui
nine, Mi rcury. and other drugs upon the Digcstivo
organs, niter m long sickt ess. Also, for excess in
eating, und the too free use of ardent spirits. It
almost reconcile- hr tilth with intemperance
Di. Houghton's PEPSIN j« mid by nearly ulltha
dealers in fine drugs ami popular medicines thruugh
out the l oiled State*. It is ptenured in 1'owder
and Fluid form—und in Prescription vials for tho
usi1 of Physicians.
Prirate Circular/for the use of Physicians, may
henhla.ued of Or. Ilouihton or his Agents, drt
crihiog the whole process of preparation. and fir
hip lb-- nuthoritm* upon wliicft the claim* of this
new remedy is 1 used- A* it is not a secret remedy,
no objection run ho raised against it# u*« by I'fcvsi
ciun* in respectable standing and regular practice
i;>“ PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE.
OBSLR\ h I IJ IS !—Every buttle of the genuine
PEPSIN b*ars the written signature nf .1. S.
IIUCGHTON, M. D.. sole propiiet.-r, Philadel
phia. Pa. Copy right and Trade mark secured.
I if* Sold hy ull Druggists and Dealers in Med
AlJfflllS.—JOHN II.SEAY. Lynchburg; J.
N. Wilson, Lexington; S. M. Carper. Hiunstle;
W« 11. Middleton, Fanmiiie; Guvnor A Wood,
Richmond. [march 11-wlv]
1 5 UK'S niBHItt I'MIOIOL
JV Kill l IlKCUltU OF COUGHS. COLDS,
Hoa> ir;,,llrintihi‘1*, H'ltiio/iiiig-Ct'Ugk. Crimp,
.It it n/a a ini Conxu inplmn, / '**"
*•.1 11 by the tirer, upon the bank /kf'rrof»hall
r ■ calf h/, $Jf» u i/ti. trhon haj ahull Jot jnttr, anJ
rhe it ■ ikrr/tj uJiail Lcj'vr tae/tl, unit tin 1/ of tktrmj
fur medicine”
H< o was hope fur thtr nick rrcurJud long ago,
I and every year add* new pmot to tin* a*surnura
itiat these promise* aluii! not foil.
A* nirJicol Science di strove i * urn! designate* the
' fc;j)w !.i > nature has given, one by one, the di-ouses
t Gitillii'i «mr nice yield t‘Stlie control oftiri. Of
■ id the maladies We suffer from, none has curried
rik. if *.( tim* loan untimely grave than Con-unip
ti«-n -.1 tin* 1.lings. Subjoined we give some evi
•lc; tlmt this too mny he cured, and that Pulmon
ary Complaints. ir» alilheir forms, run) bo removed
y C H E ii KY PEOTOHAL.
Sp. . w ill not jrcrniit us to publish her*- any pr«
t>.*rtn-:. •d’lhacures it lias ufi'r< ted. bur ti.n Agent
• n> : t i, w ii! fui .i»h uur Circular, free.where
• mare full pnrtindar* stid idi-putubie proof of
tiir»i ; eta. s.voad m.d juils«foryour«rlve»:
lot ipjiu. n:a and I\ tnp-Ctrtigk.
Niii-hvill**,T»o n...IuneSo, 18YI.
S rt —I h.v-repi itc.bused your Cherry Pec
I I 1 \Y i.ie.p:, C-COUgll Hinl 11; fluecr'l, Slid have
• i:c- '11.«• : i • j ruj.uuitc*;:* il h complete remedy,
i y ebihireti havf been ttHiiuted with then#*
nr <1 toe ft e<-use of the iVctnral ba* always
J k 3 > LOVE a
\V« t; e fruit < f the above stMement.
M MciilNT Y. EsiitorNud.vill* Whig.
i, M. ZiMMKHMAN. Oruggut.
Far « Contumpfiet Couch.
Pmd.nrg, Pa.. Feb. 25. 18'I.
T>-»rSh:—K.4 thr- e yra^ J have been ft Rioted
w. i» <’ ■ i.h. «i»stressing t at 1 frequently «]e»
• . i M re.ovny; imr-Ii of the time I waa obliged
i" >1’ i . i iii cbm . a* inv rough would •tifloc.nta
i. «■ v ii-v. I laid down. H iving used many remedies
w .• ■!.: .t.u li r> hef. I at lust tried the Cherry Pec
toral, which Ittdet Providence ba* cured mo alto*
1 uin with gratitude vours,
JAM. M’CaSDLKSM.
7 . i i < •: /nr of the numti on $ n. re* of Asthma which here
ht ti accrofi'rti to t 'fo rty 7'. / rat.
Albany, N. V .. April 17.184*.
Dk.Ayer. L« well—Dim Sit:—1 have fur years
been ufiilcietl with Asthma in the worst form, so
that 1 have been obliged to sleep in toy chair for u
larger part of the time, beinfc uualde to breathe on
rny bed. I had tried a grout many medicines to no
purpose,until my physician prescribed, us an ex
periment, your Cherry Per turn!.
At fir-it it seemed t«> make me worse; hut in less
than u wi'fk I began to experience the most grnti
tyiug r.dief from iu u»c, nud now, in four weeks.the
di-ease is entirely removed. 1 ran sleep on my Led
with comfort, and enjoy a state of health which 1
had never expected toerjov. G. S. (JARANT,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
From lhr Fn: tde.ttf of Author*! College, loinurd
11 tithed.. M. V.. LI.., If, A '.
A. C. Ayer, .Sir:—1 hove used your Cherry Per
ioral in my own cum* of deep-seated bronchitis, and
mn satisfied, from its chemical constitution, that it
is an admirable compound for the relief oflurynginl
and bron-'hinl difficulties. If rny opinion, ns to its
aupetior character, cun he of any service, you art*
at liberty to use it a* you may think proper.
Amherst..Sept. 12. *40. ED. HITCHCOCK.
Among other distinguished authorities who have
lent their names to recommend this preparation a»
the In t known to thorn for the uftbcliou* \*f tire
lung-, are:
Pn-sident Perkins, Vermont Med, College,
Pr of. Fillimun. Yule College.
Prof. Valentine Mott, N York.
Prof. Cleavelund, Howdoin Med. College.
Prof. Butterfield, Ohio Med. College.
Co. el hi n Journal of Medical Bcicnce.
Fo-fi.n Med- nito Surg. Journal.
Charleston (S. C.) Medical Review.
New Jersey Medical Reporter.
Don. Henry Clay. 1. S. Senator.
Hon. Geo. P. Mar-h.Arn. Ambassador to Turkey,
Uen. Ernunuel Bulm s, President of Chili.
Rt. Rev. Ed. Power, L»,rd Bishop of Toronto.
Rev Dr. Laneing, Brooklyn, N- York.
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mao,many eminent personages in foreign countries .
Not only in the more dangerous and distressing
i i-eases of the Lungs.hut also a* a family medicine
or occasional use, it is the safest, pleasantest ami
iest iuthe world. Prepared and sold by
JAMES G.AlEit, Drug, arid (,'ltemkt,
Lowell, Mas*.
Sold by JOHN If. SEAY. Lvuchhurg,
EWERS & DCRRET. Loving
Stotl, Vu.
uid by Druggist* and lb all »s in Medicines every
s'he re. jr'nnn h lo-w.'im]
It. STABLER &. COl BKI G
GISTS—huveon hand
F. V. Jt»uS Jr Co't While /.ISC PAINTS,
■» “ ftinj.it “
1 hey are superior in all rexpecta to Paints iiv
. oirwnon nsc,more brilliant, more durable and cheap
*r. The ffr/nrn is greatly used as a Fin proof Point %
in Meta! nud Shingle roofs, on fences, Bouts, &e.
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral for covgh<* and odds,
Wisiat-% Bulsarn Wild Cherry “ “
Jayne’s Expectorant “ •*
Cudliver Oil for Dysj>cpftjo, Debility, Ac.,
Yeust Powders.
French Window Glass of all aixrs,
Looking G?»«* Plate 4 * *
Photpateof Lime tor diseased Lungs,
Best Cue wing Tobacco, &c,, &e.
Ann 10—r<*
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