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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
April II

n Ia circuit superior court OF law and cliance-
i u ~, continued by adjournment, and held for
the county OF Amherst, ut the court house, on We'd
ncsdav, the "a day ri September, 1885
Isaac Huckcr aud Ambrose Ruckcr, Plaintiff,
against.
Richard II. Bnrk,, William Shelton, Richard
BmkS " iIllam Ware, Archibald Robertson, ad-
mlni,raor OF Isaac Tinsev. deed, Fleming Cole
man, Robert Tmslc, and Alexander Tinsey, and
William X. Roanr, Defendants,
Is Guasceny.
The s,rc ficins heretofore awarded 10 revive this
cause, against Thomas A. llocombe, administra-
tor of William r. Roanc, decd, and Fayctfc II.
Norvcl and Mary his wife, " llilam s. Claiborne
and Cornca his wife, by her guardian the said
" illiam y, specially assigned 10 defend her in
this suit, and james Roane, Robert Roane,
\rrinla Roanc and Sarah Roanc, by Ro-
bert Tinslry their guardian, specially assign
ed tn defend them IN tins sn, the heirs al law
of the said William II. Roanc. decd, being re-
turned executed, the court doth order that this suit
stand revived, aud be hereafter conducted in tho
names Of the administrator and heirs at law afore-
said, of the SAID WllIiam X. Roane, deed. And
the court doth order, that one Of It's commissioners
do take an account of the rents and profits Of thu
Tract of Land in the proceedings mentioned, and
report the same To the court, with an, matters spe.
cia ly stated thought pertinent by himself, or re-
quirrd by the parIcsto bc 50 stated.
A CopV-Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, in. Clerk.
CoMmissioNrn's OrricE,
Amherst Court House, March rs, ls36.
The parties will take notice, that hive appoint
I'd Wednesday, the lst d., ef Jnnc next, to COM
mcncc the account IN the foregoing order spcci-
Gcnd on which day, u, the hour o I'D o'clock, A.
NJ. they a,c requested 10 attend at my Office,
With all necessary papers, prepared Tor examina-
ton and sculrnen
Rob- RI TlNSLFN, Conn.,.
April25 wdw
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Ldfo't from Observation-Disclosures at New York
'''hg> Liverpool papers TO the ID and lla,er 10
'"' II" OF March They furnish nothing political
" or commercially important.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

" The Post Office Department has entered
INTO nm arrangement, b. which the time to be oc.
cuPed IN carrying the mail from Washington 10
New Orleans, is to be II days and 10 hours-and
to return, l days and II hours
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1osTroNUMuMr.

VIE above sale is postponed till satur,lax ,bx
= 5ih day Of Ma, next,
DAVID II. LYMAN, Comm.
April25 ida
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Satnfday The 10Th ,lay Of January, 1896, sitting
as n court of chanccry
John Tankersly, Plaintiff.
james Tankcrsly administrator of Richard
Tnnkersiy, deed, aud in his own right Mary
Tankef.ly, widow of Richard Tanlscrsy Rcu-
ben Tnnkcrsl,, the representative of Samuel
Tankersly, deed, when one Is appointed Oba-
diah Tankers'v. the representative of Richard
Tankersly, when tne il appointed Edmund
Tankersly. Rowland Tankersly, james Tankcrs-
" administrator ri William Tnnkcrslv, deed
the representative of Joseph Tnnkcrsiy, deed,
when one ~ appointed; William Crank, John
T. NOEL, and n. 4. Thomson, Dcits.
on the motion of the defendants, James Tan
hersy and William Crank, h, counsel, to dis
solve the injunction awarded the plaintiff IN this
cause on the Ilh dny of March, 1871 the court,
on consideration ofthc papers formerly read, aud
the report Of Commissioner Wharton, mndc IN
pursuance ol the order oi the 2Sth of June
1877; and nhcr hearing counsel ~ opposition
thereto, doth re-commit the report aforesaid To
The 'ommiss,oncr who male II, with instructions
10 fc-iorm the same according To the testimony
"i the chse ms II now exists, as the plaintiffs
may exlibil II, after notice for taking the account;
ana tile SAID Commissioneris directed To make n
statement, showing the result, # the two negro
grls named IN The proceedings were first credited
I" the bond which WIS given for their purchase
aud Ia mike report 10 the court with any mat
tiers special, stated, thought pertinent by HIM
sell, or required by the parties to be 80 stated
and leave is reserved Ia the said defendants To re-
pcni their motion 10 dissolve upon the coming IN
of the SAID report.
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WANTED

A BOY from ~ to Is years Of e. OF good
L "A moral character, as an apprentice, 70 'ea
the Bookbinding business, One from the country
would be preferred. Apply immediately to
MARTIN Il LATHAM.
April 81 rs
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SALE OF TOwy i0TS.
Ind sere"ty-three acres Of LAND near Torn
Mt dUff;on

Mt 1nttion.
DURSUANT TO n decree Of the Hust3,yvs
4 Court, pronounced at December term. 1895
IN the case Of Dnva rs Dnval n al the under.pn.
cd, therein appoin,eda commissioner, for the pur
posc~ill proceed 10 sell, by way Of public aucto6
to ih" highest bidder, the LIST day of May next.
on tho premises, the following Town Lots, be-
longing TO the estate Of rlomasJ Duva, deed. tn
wit; Lot No. - l., SO, one acre, between 10Th
and l'h streets, and on 9th ally. -Four acres Of
Land between s'i' and 9th streets ONE ditto be-
tween 2ths'reet and 9th alley also, 20 acres OF
Land on Gamblers Mountain
DAVID II. LYMAN, Commissioner.
March 81 I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

o. We have nothing farther to say to the X.
Enquirer on the subject of the ilarrison-W hitc
Electoral Ticket, except that, as we avow our
object openly, it is consequently untrue TO charge
us with doube-dcarng )" and that any Wing
who prefers Van Buren, to White or Harrison, can
very easily secure his preference by voting iol
the Enquirer's Electoral Ticket. There is no diff
Gculty in the way. Should the Staunton project
succeed, those who vote for the Wing ticket will
do so with the perfect understanding that the f.
cc,ors will give the vote of the State either to liar
rison or White, not the :" eonjurors' please, but
as the majority of the for that ticket shall
themselves direct. We 90 for taking the vote of
the State out of tie hands of MANAGING politicians,
and placing it in the hands NJ the people. Why
should the Enquirer object to this :!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

IoO .nsHQuoRIcE.
LIZ lbs. do Root.
- baskets best Sweet Oil,
! chests do do do
L. lbs. Red Bark. genuine, IN assorted size
papers,
10 lbs. talisaga, do do do
10 lbs. Crown, do do do
20 glass, Gum Elastic and Wood pcssa-
81 Pots Sohdifed Balsan Copa,va, assert.
ed sizes,
20 lbs. s;ocotrinc Alocs True.
~ boxes mid Cathar'ic Pills which act
without producing any sickness at
the stomach, and with certainty.
.}6 bottles Solution OF h rcosoic, for the cure
of Cancerous Ulcers, Old sSolrs.
letters. Ring Worms, aud viii i'm
mediaely stop bleeding from fresh
cuts. aud from the nose. etc.
Tor sale by HOWELL DAVIES.
April ~ tsii
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LAMPS.

"ANE now on hand, large assortment Of As
i Il trail Reading and Brass Stand Lamps, Plain
and Cut Glass Chamber and Table Lamps, Cut and
Ground and Plain Passage Lamps Plain Taper or
N'Lht Lamps, all of which will be sold low.
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
April - Is
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THEW MUSIC,

I HAVE Just received a recent publication of
L Watzs, Marches and Quick Steps suitable for
young beginners, by a gentleman of Montgomery
Alabama IOSEPiID d. EVANS
April % Is
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Elk n Ng T " a TT O N.
FOR RE ET,

And immediate possession giren,
Hzs,A THE House ut present occupied
I:::Tea. bv the subscriber, nearly opposite the
iisiE.y Virginian Office. believe it to be -
quail to an, on the srcei family RI
Sidcncc. SAMUEL AfRES.
April II sn
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REUBEN BALLDoc1.

The said negro of low stature, stoutly built and
very black--sad to belong 10 the. heirs of David
Sheppard. dec and hired the prescn, year to one
Temple OF the county OF Rockbrldge. The owner
of the said slave is hereby notified to come orwa rd
and prove his Observation-Disclosures the said Reuben
Balldock will be sold according In law, to satsf,
his Jail expenses.
JONATHAN 4. STOUT.
Tailor Of 1mhsrst county.
April % w:,w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

M r. BRENOORT, (rEAcrIo Al rnRt >oLodIsr)
4'a viii deliver Lecture on tins interesting Sci
encc, this Erenng. in the First Presbyterian Church.
commencing at half past O'Clock. O = Admssi
on FREE. ID Ladies and Gcntlcmcn are invited
to attend.
April % II
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u Last year the same counties were, Wing
30-Nan 80.
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NEGRO Boxs FOR sALu.

lust received and Tor sale . very likely Negro
=" Boys; Traders will do well Ia give me a call
They can be seen At my Auction Room, nearly op-
positr the \irg'nlan Once.
CHARLES PHELPS.
April - 4, #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

DIGGES OFFICE,
Iynchbmg, april p, 1870. 5
Small Luck at the Cottage!
Drawing u. the Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Class
No. 4, for 1896:
.. 40. H. 20 3D. 7. %. ~. ~. 80.
lual,er Ticket, 2. IL. AZ, prize of = 30.
was sold a, this Office Tickets in Norfolk lotery,
M. / for ,a,c a, DIGGES' OFFICE.
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ROBEGT NULX.
~ n ~ ~

III Y
WILL. be absent from Lynchbutg, rntI about
w the lst OF May mkt.
lie intends during his absence, To procure = sup
ply of the most approved materials adapted to hls
profession.
lie returns hls sincere thanks FOR the very liberal
patronage heretofore received and respectfully soil
cts continuance % his return.
March % ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

u n circuit superior court Of law and chan
4 n cery, continued and held fo- the town Of
iynchburg, nj the courthouse in said town, on
Saturday The 10th day Of January. 1896, sitting
as n court Of chanccry
John rankersy. Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
-----11 Drawn Ballots
NiJiNOIU .SCIIEVE.

Besides 7Os, Cos. Sos. i0s, 30s, COS SC.
:" In the above Scheme all Tickets having on
them the lat and ID drawn Nos, will be rutrd
10 S25O-2d aud 'Ird drawn ald0--'rd aud ilh drawn
SIOD-ith and 9th S70--5h and 9Th $GO--Gh and
9TH S.O-1ih and 9Th or sih and oh slO-oth and
10Th or lOih aud | lih SO
Tickets $40, Halves. s., Quarters 81 80
For sale At DlGGES OFFICE
or Luck.
@ = Where all orders from a distance (poSi paid)
enclosing the tash or Prize Tickets. ~ responsible
Lotteries, will be promptly attended to.
ADrl |
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Diggcs'L ottery AMI Exchange Office!
$25.OOO CAPITAL PsSVXE!
W.T. n II LE.6'et 10 TIER ~!
CIAss No. .. TOR lS.Ni
&c Numbors......lo Drawn Eallots!

Resides Sns--iils-3 Os-lnS-1Os-&c
Tickets SlO-lla',cs ?J-Qrs =. 80
For sale al DIfIES 'fT he.
April -
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KE.V:l WA

nN the 9th day of March last, committed to
~ the Jail of Amherst county negro man W ho
all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
COMPREHENSIVE.

fTNliE subscribers have associated themselves to
1 gcher III the Goods business, under the style
and firm Of ROY AL. YOUNG 4 co.
JOSEPH T.. KOYtII.
mo. w. YOUNG.
JNO. G.. MEEN.
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2 Il II J a M N Y. Ell N 2, :.
.VEerCE0nf T'UiS01,

LfNtUBI RG.
ID ESPECTFl1II informs ms friends and the
4 4 public generally, that he is receiving In.
Spring assortment of GOODS. consisting IN part. of
Extra supc,Gnc CLorus, of the most fashionable
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IIETY STORE.

YIEyy STORE.
M T. are now opc uing, one door below the Banks
w and opposite Mr. John l.. -. Payur's Auction
store, our FIRST assortment Of GOODS. consisting
in their different varieties, OF
staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries,
RATS, Shoes, &c. GIG.
The stock was bought bclo,s the recent general
rise III Merchandise, which viii enable them to sell
many articles below the present value. They deem
IT unnecessary to give list Of their assortment, NJ NJ
best, it would be but pmtia-Suicc IT to say. the,
have endcavoured to make 1t general and complete.
They invite all their friends TO call, as thcy viii
take pleasure III showing them their Stock.
RONhII, YOUNG & co.
April II ifts
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storage Wsfh0Hf ErHy0sr.
VIE undersigned having purchased tina, LARGE
i and COMMODlOl STONE BUILDING
IN 1snchhu,p, known by the name OF
COUGHS LUMBER HOUSE,
situated on the mnlgin OF the rlycr immediately be
low the bridge and having put II in complete rcpar
50 ~ To combine the advantage of SAFETY
GREATNESS and CONVENIENCE, he il prcpar-
ed 10 receive store, all kinds OF Merchandise Cum
Try Produce. &c. Intending To devote ms personal
attention TO tins business, lac wishes draw the at
tcntlon ol Country Merchants the situation Of hls
House, hc Is confident 1t will be to then advantage
we'll rs hlS SAMI. +. RENNICk
HfFTHEN'E:
Messrs. Lancaster DENLY q 60.
Lewis Webb. y Co. ( u" ""'""'
Met orklc x Mcdaniel !
MI John lons, ,.,.,
Joseph ID. Evans, ''''' '''N
Mcss,s. Miller \ Roberts,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01
ExPUNGlNG RESOLUTIONS.

House Mr.. Harlan offered The follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which on
his motion wereFsiS on The ta6ta and or
dered to be printed.
Whereas, The Senate of The United
States did, on The 9sth day of March,
1894 by Resolution declare, that the
President in the late executive pro
ceedings in relation to the revenue,
has assumed upon himself authority
and power not conferred by the con
slitulion end laws, bat in degradation
of both. And whereas, that deClara.
ton was authorized By facts, and the
adoption of said resolution by the Sc.
nate of the United States, manifest
usurpation OF The impeaching power
of the House Of Representatives, as
we'll ass dangerous Invasion of the
rights of the Executive, as such and as
a citizen of the republic.
And, whereas, the President on the
passage of the resolution aforesaid,
caused 10 be laid before the Senate
his protest against it, requesting the
insertion thereof upon the Journal ol
that body, and whereas the Senate
did refuse compliance with such just
and reasonable request. And, where
as, if the said act Of The Senate be pei
mitted TO pass uncensured, a precedent
would thereby be established, found
ed 10 usurpation aud justice, and sub
versive Of The first principles Ofa Free
Government--the G right Of The vllest
criminal TO meet his sccusers face tC
face, and to be heard in his own de-
fence.
And, whereas, the people Of thu
State Of Ohio require aud demand o
their Representatives 10 the Legisla
ture assembled, a solemn and decided
expression of disapprObAtion OF tn
said act Of the Senate, Therefore,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01

I ResoiUed, 6y The General sAs8em.
bly ofthe Stale Of Ohio, That the
said resolution Of the Senate, and the
action had thereon by that body were
without precedent gross assumptions
of power not conferred by the Cousii
tuition and laws" but 10 violation oil
the spirits ofboth,
Resolved, That the Senator'S repre-
senting in Congress this State, he and
they hereby are instructed and requi.
red to vote for the expInging of the
resolution aforesaid, from the journals
Of theISehaIe.
ReSolved, That we believe the right
of instruction one of the fundamental
principles of representative govern
ment, and essentially necessary to the
purity aod stability Of our republican
institutions, and that in case the agents
of the people are unable to obey the
instructions of their respective constit
uents it is their solemn duy to resign
the power intrusted to them intl the
hands of those who gave it.
Resolred, That the Governor of this
State be requested to transmit to each Of
the Senators aforesaid, a copy of these res
olutions; also copy to The President and
Vice President Of the U States.
Resolued, That in consideration of the
distinguished relation in which the H0R
orabIe Thomss Fl Benton, one of the Sen
ators in Congress from the State of Mis-
souri,, stands to the subject ofAbe forego
ing resolutions, the Governor Of this state
he also requested to transmit copy Of
these resolutions 10 that Senator
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01
Judgment affirmed,

Judgment affirmed.
City Of Cincinnati, VS.. Conniy
of Hamilton. Judge Hitchcock,
delivered the opiuion of the
Couri: Held, WHARF especial verdict
finds dedication ofIotsto public uses
by proprietors laying out town, no
county being established around, 1t &
further find that the county when or
ganiz-d came into possession of tho
ground and occupied it for court
HOUSE and Jail, with the consent of
the people of The town to certain
period; & further "lhal in SO occupy.
ing said prop rty it was strictly in
accordance with the object hadI in
view by the Original Donors" it isa
fading Of the right in the county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01
EMIGRATION.

An Indiana paper of the slst 0cto.
Der states, that no less than l40 fsmi-
lies has passed over the National Road
through that State in one day, moving
10 the far West and that recently, in
one week, between seven and nine
hundred families passed on through in
the same direction.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01
OHIO LEGISLATURE.


OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Much Of the business before the LegSs
lature, being local in its nature, cannot
be interesting to'eur readers, We shall
therefore content ourselves with making
such selections from the common mass
as may seem Ofgeneral importance. The
proceedings in relation to the "ExPung
ing Resolutions" will be given at large.
Involving as they do, a fundamental Prin
cipIe iu our republican form Of govern
ment, it is proper that these resolutions
should be understood III all ,heir bear
ings.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
SENATE.
judiciary. -MeNsrs. Mclaughlin, How
ard and Allen.
Finance.-Messrs. M'Mechan, Hous,
ten and James.
Claims.- Messrs Taylor spangler
and Sharp
Cauals.-hIessrs. Medary, Steel and
Hunt, ...
Roads and Highways Messrs, Vim
rent, Newell and Hopkins,
Schools and School Lands. .-Messrs.
Granger, Yoe and Scott,
New COu8sies.-Messr Black, Flor
eace and Ravenscort.
Military affairs,-Messrs. Lidey, Don
nelly and Thompson.
Medical Colleges s. Societies, ,-Messrs
Price, Kirby and Wardswortb,
Colleges and Universities, ,-Messrs.
King, Grouse and Shapler.
Agriculture Manufactures and Com
merce. .--Messrs. Hopkins, Kendall and
Medary.
Penitentiary-MessrS. Patterson, King
and Coy,
Library.-Messrs. Hunt, Granger and
Price.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Unfinished Observation-Disclosures. Miller
of Lawrence, Stlvers, Moore of Deware,
Quinn and Brown.
Finance -Messrs. Allen, HOsbrook,
Humphrey, Hunt and Butler,
Judiciary --Messrs Harlan, Bostwick
Cushing, MedIll and Walter.
Claims. Messrs. Baldwin, Bently,
Knapp, Armstrong, and De Wolf.
Schools Messrs, Van Hook, Saylor,
Matthews, Moore, of Muskingum, and
5tahIelon.
School Lands--Messrs. N'Donsld,
Morris, Miller OF Wayne, ChamPIIn and
Saylor.
Agriculture. .-Nlessls. Humphrey $,
Read, CreswelI, Chambers and Reece, p
Colleges and Unlversi'Ies.-Messrs'
Creed, Knapp, Hough, Goldman and Wei
ton.
Canals--Messrs Morrow, Smith Arm
strong, Lyman and Conolio, Of HamiI
ION.
Penrentiary = Messrs Faran, Spraage
Robinson, Yontz and Holcomb
Medical Colleges, and Medical Sscie
ties.- Mossrs. Stdger, Halfway, MNleal
Hubbard and WnShip,
Roads and Highways. Messrs. En-
yearts, Moore of Delaware, Coulter, Cut
right and Mitchell.
New Counties .-Messrs. Aakeny,
Quinn, Utter, Taylor, orGuernesy, and
Taylor, of Mercer.
Militia and Military AGars.-Messrs
Bostwick, Lowry, Fold, Whitmore and
SiVers.
Banks aud Banking system.--Messrs.
Medill, Blackburn, OF Stark, Patterson,
Porter and Craighil.
National Roads, Messrs. Cushing,
Chambers, Moore, of Muskingum, Gam
ble and Taylor, of Guernsey,
Librarys & Public Buildings ,-Messrs
Lu,z, Robbins, Blackburn of Columbiana
1 -
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-29

ed me.-Boed. and my mothers blood" A cry of
horror burst from all around. The bacehanalian orgies
within the castle were al once ended.
The Warehouses, sensible that the strength and cou-
rage Of her had fled, glance and only,
the her feet and them aged she was, she
leaped the baustrade and disappeared. As she
fell upon the rocks beneath, the reeking instrument Of
death dropped from the hand OF Juanito. His eyes
flashed an almost maniac fire. A low gurgling sound,
like death greeting, broke from his liyd lps,-lifs
seemed to forsake his limbs-and he sunk senseless
upon the ground beside the beloved beings who had
fallen by his hand.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-29

Notwithstanding the unlimited respect and high no.
accorded by his Sovereign the Marques de Le
outstanding the title Of FL Vergudo, by
which his ancient and noble name has been rendered
yet illustrious the Marques lives almost
hear-broken and solitary The birth Of an heir
to his and fortune ian event which, unhappily,
deprived her who bore him OF existence had been i'm
patiently awaited by him, and his the light
the father felt il was now his privilege in Heavens own
time, TO join the troop of shadows, that with
him and around him. With these in his long hours Of
solitude he holds strange DISCOURSE if he smiles
il is when he points cut his sleeping boy TO those
seen beings-unseen by all save himself-and swears
by its innocent head and by the generations yet unborn,
eternal enmity to France and TO her children.
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A GUEST QS;I SEHSr ARE THE oUAcKSSt

A QUEST tON.-wHO ARE THE QUACKS!-Cer-
N iRly Dr. DRANDRETH who adveriises hi Vegetable
Pills IS the bxbecaue thew such
represented hr would he obliged shut his and
MARCH especially when IL ia considered how much expended
make them known Dr. y. feels confident however that
all who take them Of reading
ihem Let those prop'ietors u Mrd ne WIN
free with their ppeIaton Of ack with reference To him
pTofrse hut all dirar. with simple
Of trying taem al moderate erpene, and il they
eoo they will sell equal Brsndvhs Vg, Table Universal Pills
But thew nav rey tha il lied medicine
.ied the public thea will Brandreh " u. Pills continue
to increase IN sale.
18Th af Nav, 1855 DR. Brandeth fr the first time made
known ty he celebrated u. Pills. He left them
TO stand or fall th.r merits He de alusion
medicine Simple facts stated ard the following pnci
pie laid BRASDRETHiAN Theory, vic that all
local diseases whether Of the stomach and boue ENLARGE NENT
JOINTS. RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS CUrASEous ERuP-
DYsPEPTIc COMPLAINTS whatever other form such
local diseases nothing tn symptoms 81
dorded of the Constitution, and that DIR VIM Rrandi eth
had medicine ISL which had been bfore the public
in England 81 that hat elect restoring the Constitution
health vigo simply by all bad and
humor from thu blood and boaehe American
public have trial this dcne fr pr of nine
monlhs for ONCE fund thai medicine not all hmhug
One fourth Of this city certify l. Oh. i
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pur dav They give in all univ raj sasf G
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INPROPER-ASSIST NATHRF-lT u A FAOr-SOME
PROOFS THAI SOME MEDICINES ARE GOOD. All
these establish astonishing fact that all and disease cured
by this ONE SIMPLE medicine Price 25 cfn With full drec
tons hce l37 Hudson, opposite Broome street. N. Y.
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