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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-09
MEDICINES.
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VTEEICAS Mustang Liniment :

VI WITH AHEALING BALM WE COME To
GREET YOU The action Of this Imminent is on.
ofthe most perfect remedies offered To the sflic,
ed Its action upon the organization is truly wonder
Gl. It's volatile, penetrating soothing and healing
pr,pertcs difuse themselves the very bones Ii on
ters into the circulation Of the bo' d-giyes new i'm
pulse To the whole system tn the very cxtrcni
ties of the fingers and toesstimuates the absorbent,
and seeretDns, md thus assists uuture throw off
and rid herself of any diseased acton of the neryon
chords or liganents, milking it equally applicable "a
sores of any kind Rheumatism, Pots mertr poyi of
he Tod from diseased notion If any If the stfuctn
raj portions ofte system. Hhae as perfectly harm
less To beatty e sh skin BONE it has the properly Of
entering into combination and dssolvng any Of the or
ganic tissues when theyare diseased their vitality is
DESTROYED. Possessing these peculiar powers Is the
reason why it is equally ciicacions in many different
complaints ~ II acts upon scientific principles and
fixed laws ofthe Creator!
The large number of cpses in which this Linmcnt
has proved il value in the short time il has been before
the people Of Virginia is sufficient 10 give the gr attest
confidence ;lnt its virtues incompatible in the cure
Of Rheumatism Bruises Strains, Barns W ounds, Swell
ings Broken or Caked Breast, old Sores Pains in
any part of the Body.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nIssOLUrION.--T Partnership hefel q,
fore existing between the subscribers, under the
yle of DrpLgf a CoaPros mas been this LAY DISSOLVED
by nutunl Ohm W Dudley Ina purchase th
i,cres, f WmA Comttonin the late eonccrui and vii
I;rboree If. liubilit,ez II embraces this opportunity
- r.ura lbs sincere thinks his friends for their PIT
,,s, IN the concern Of DUDLEY s. GoAPros and to
SOLICIT il continuance in his new conntxion.
JND. w. DUDLEY
WIN. a. COMPTON,.
r,,r,v,.y, A. mil 9th 1859.
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MERCHANDISE.


II Ihss Nc--- =,
The American Farm Book ~ I L AHen.
Amefiean Poultry Yafa, by d. J. Browne
M D;seases If lpane.tie Aninals. r. 1. Alien
American Bee keepers Msausl. ss = ih q. s''"ef'
Family Kitchen Galdeaefi s and C,l.y.
~, :. ,be Hor.e. edited by ". c. Spoonct,
Yeuaff on Sheep, -,
iLs,,s'. Agricultural Chemistry, new rdifion,
S.4aesss Book If the Farm-really 81 the best
i.,.ks for Farmer Ia possess
S,,h.ru Agriculture. comprising Essays on the cub
tfeation OF Corn. Hemp, Tobacco. Wheat Ne.
The American Muck Book, b. J. u. Browne.
chsssistfr made easy for the of TURNER'S, by j.
Tepharn. NJ. A. l'apef)
Rlc,,ents 1T A sriculrure by l.. Beniz. (Parer)
pe.ts Of the Farm with instructions Tor their eNh
nation, by II. ID. RicharJsss-boand "a paper,
I,, rsreived and f8r sale (cheap) by
{. MORSE. Comma. Merritt,
L. Of. Onno.ite Wnrwirl. Eonse. Main 81.
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cTEAM MARBLE WOE $
- JOHN L. ROC Frs has removed his Marble w orks
tho corner If MAR. and 9Th streets whcfew be found
fine assortment of Egyptian Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tonbs Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of e4cry description, WaIIP lates, Fronts, &c
ANY design in carviug executed in the neatest man
ner Orders from the country, with city reference
roinpty attended to.
Mr. X hayng served his apprenticeship in one OF the
largest establishments in Now York city and having
much experience in the business, lnters himself that
a work executed his hop will give entire satisiac
ton as any done North " South.
Richmond July i-lvd
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VI and Spiendid sock Of Dry Goods and Ready Made
Clothing at WHOLESALERS Reiad.-G 10 q ENIfEIAIER
d. UNTERMYER.-Respe cfully inform then. friends
md the public generally TINT they receiving
splendid stock of Dry Gooas suitable for the Fall and
Winter season. embracing every article of Ladies' aad
Geneaaeas Wear. All of which the public are invited
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
have beautiful ASSORTMENT Of HAS and Caps Boots and
Shoes, with splendid and general assortment of Fancy
articles, all of which offered unusuayIow prices
Call and us; and feel assured that you will be
pleased with prices we'll Goods, as weare deter.
minedto elbow, having purchased iorcash.
They arc also receiving splendid assortment ol
Ready Made C2ollig, Purchased by them fo, cash at
unusually low prices, by which they are enabled
to offer greater inducements to the public hnn any sim
liar establishment
Theywould particularly Gull theattcnton of country
merchants and others their Wholesale Pricesbehey.
ing that they will find it their interest togve them
call and examine their stock before going further East
greatfaeities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies ehabe them TO with confidence that
their goodswillbe soldat edmond PRICES
N. GUGGENHEIMER
uNTERMYER
Oct23-ts 6ranite buildings Cnbell House
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have associated themselves togetherfor the pur-
pose of conducting general Grocery and Commission
business in Lynchburg under the style and firm of SAUN
DERS, NORTH g. IRBY. They have taken the rye
and commodious iron front house, few doc. a
bove the Market House. formerly occupied by Roberts
g. Lee, where they WILL all times be pleased see
their Friends and the public genealy Every branch Of
business generally done house of this kind shall have
their personal and partcu attentions: Such Selling
Produce of all kinds Receiving and Forwarding Goods,
&c. Their Stock of Groceries, including every article in
their line snow fresh and just at hand And their pur-
ter themselves that they offer great inducements
as any house in this market. JAMES SAUNDERS,
WIN. T. NORTH,
may 27--ts JAMES j. IRBY t
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: 0NG LOOKED FOR Come nj Last


~ In consequence of the breakage of the Canal the
undersigned has just received his Spring and Summer
Stock Twenty five years experience in his business
has enabled him to purchase mos: complete and de
srable assortment of goods Witho' father comment
all lac asks ia examination of the same He calls tn,
attention of his and the public generally t,
The following, viz: Ladies ,chole Caters Caters
Gaaers, Efcclsors Pa'odis, Jeo Linds Lola Monies
Buskin, Ties, Slippers, Sc, &C Misses and Infant,
shoes of every description Also: Gents Boots Shoe,
and Caters the latter ofwhich very pretty and neal
which he will sell at rome "kahly low prices nso n com
plote stock of Gents Slippers. His T. inks, Carpe
Bags and ScaehelS he obtaind unus, y low prices
lie offers in the way CHATS the following viz: Tn,
Mole Sin, Black and IVAHe Bearers Russd SIX, Pa.
mama, lpWor, Bird Eye, China, Pearl, Black, Blae
Green and White LeghornS,he India Hat Congress Hat
and phte and Black Bearer Kossuh Hats Soaches and
Mericans of all qualities and styles.
| am constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly ut
tended to; Panamas and Leghorns dressed the sign
the Red Hat. JACOB RUMBOUGH
May 17-ts
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MERCHANDISE.


4 n
| LTSctlRuRs VA.
! 0ffrr for sale
10 bags Rio and Lafnirsa Coffee,
o " be.4 cid Java and Mocha do
IL hhds AMI bbls Molasses,
| y y. or. X. Sugars,
; " St Croix do.
q boxes aud bids Lnnf Crushed and Powdered do,
% country and rolled Iron( various sizes, &e.)
| 1900 best Cast Steel,
81 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather.
| 10 QUO lbs Cotton Yarns.
25 boxes Manufactured Tobacco (epmevery fne)
30 boxes Adamnn,inc, Sperm aud Tallow Candles
800 kegsblesting aud rifle Powder,
g 900 4 best faley Fuse,
IS bales Oznabnrgs aud Domesice,
loo bills recfed Whi,key,
81 old Rye some years od)
Is Wine. different quaies)
IL and II pipes French Brandy, some fne,)
10 =" old Apple Brandy,
terces best LONDON Porter,
10 bbls Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles mentioned above,
making stock very urge md desirable
We give prompt attention To sales of eonsiguments
Of Flour Wheat Tobacco, Bacon aud all other kinds oi
country prodaee-nlso To receiving and forwarding
Goods. Produce. &c. may l3--ts.
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Anew GOODS. NEW GOODsn col.


IN H0uN & HOLT, kyle's Corner. take pleasure
In announcing TO the public that they reeeV-
Inc and opening the varied, extensive and Gle
,ant Stock Of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
Surg market aud iecl satisfied that who will
vs tbeir stock an examination viii tail IN being fully
satjs6el both in price and qnaiiy The Ladies' will
find complete assortment of Dress aud o,ber goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles Brocade
Silks Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks of extra
ouality Aanilla Tissues, Grape do Sprague, Lnma
Cloth new and beautiful article, Grape def'aris, Ba
reges OF iiae most elegant designs, Silk Lace, Tissues
Plain Barege En-. h.k and plain Mousllus, Donna
Maria Grapes. organdies, Battiste. Frencl and Eng.
lsb Iacanett, Linen foPine, Lawns. Dotted Mnans
Muslin FIouacipg GoIlars, Under Sleeves En-. Hand
kcrchicfs very cheap SILK and Cotton Hosiery. Muslin
and Cdmbriek Edgngs and fnserngs, Md and Silk
Gloves, Silk Mite, Gimp and Fringes Mnntillas Grape
and Nett Shaw- MoplAing Goods in great variety to-
gethcr with various other articles too numerous 10
ton IN an advertisement. Gentlemen will find n com
plee selection ofFroneh and English Cloths Cnasmcrs
silk and other ycstng- Gloves In every varity Grats
PLAIN and Fancy Linen Drillings Collars Socks Silk
sad Linen kdkfs &c. &e.-Our Stool, of Saple Goods
il very largo and desirable. We invite oil In want
Dry Goods to giNeus Gull.
COLHOUN & HOLT.
April LIS X yles Corner, LBBflbuyQ.
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81 VI. uOLLENS-Beg leave Ia call the nt
~ tention OF their and the public general
ly to their
Spring supply of Groceries, &c.
consisting an part as to'i0rs ui=
rs hhds 7 X, Cuba aud N Sugur
do 81 Croix do
30 boxes and bbls Loaf, crush Il and pow'ddo
ID bbls supr. clarified do
is hhds Cuba Moasses
) do l. do superior
q bbls do
o bugs Rio and Laguira Coffee
50 do and mats superior old Java do
20 tons Bar Iron, well assorted,
do Hoop and Band DO
do Bhstered Steel
/ do Cast aud Shear 90
$50 sides Sole Leather
IS do Upper do
90 doz Calf Skins, Baltimore, Philodolphin N
and French,
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
300 kegs cut Nails , To 60 dy
ID 10 wrought DO
10 do Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe mills
Is boxes supr Sperm Candida
80 do Adamanine do
90 do Hull Il Sons patent do
40 do Tallow do
80 do Soap
10 do do extra fine
COCO lbs Cotton Yarn
bales Osnaburgs, superior,
ALso-lndigo Madder, Alum and Copperas Pepper
Ginger, Sp se Nutmegs, Mice, Cloves md Cinnamon
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper; Bed Cords ant
Plough Lines; Domestics Cacoes Sc. &c. For sal,
on the most accommodating terms, or exchanged fo
country produce. apl 22-ts
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ClsclExATI April l2th 1852
r,IIE Subscriber have associnted Themselves tor the
purpose of conducting IN this City n EODaccO
and General Commission Business,
under the Firm Of KEssKTT& DUDLEY aud rcsleeith''
~ ,li,t your patf,1aze Our Business will be ezcln-
igeI, Comrnissaoa business and experienced TWEEN
" wear. by our senior partner, active Mercantile hfe
tis ify and determination the part OF both to pro-
note the interest OF our friends, will. nope secure Ia
~. a.al support We are prepared Ia make the usual
Advance on con signments in hnnd. aud to purchase
Produce &c on the Customary terms. We VIII occupy
m, Lnrge IA Iomno.lious Warehouse. No. II Public
Landing. JNO. hhNhbi
ra,,5z IN, JND. W. DUDLEY.
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MERCHANDISE.

CTATIONERx--A good assornent n"y be
- be found a. Morse Commission liouse-ahohs
which afe---
softslntes ond Pencils,
Black red sBd blue Ink,
Cnffninr do
Patent Blouing Paper,
rortfoiios 18th loela and keys,
backgammon Bosfls,
Inkstantls (yatiety)
Cold Tissue Paper
Cum Lnbes aud Law Seas,
lndelie Ink.
snnd Boxes. Penracks,
stel Pens (gariey) Bot Aills
Sup. London Wax,
faber's Pencils,
Fancy Ginss totse
Letter Clps-LettT Stamps,
Initial Seals
Pou Monies, Bankers Cnses, &c, Sc,
Sept dts
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TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
Rheurnat ism cured inIis worst forms
Eztrnct Of a letter dated

EzIfuct OF d litter dated
"NEw-URLEASs, March 9Th, 1851.
Captain A. Algc has been FIVE yenrs under med.
zeal treatment for rheumatism. Drs. Stone and Cart
wright and other Physicians have had him in chnrge most
Of thnt time. He was in DIR. Stones Hospital a long
time under constant medical treatment. Dr.. Stone pro-
nounced his case incurable. Large Jumps, of hard
bony substance, had formed his hands, rists and 9TH
err parts Of hc Jody, and his lower eKtrem.es were
drawn out of shape and he could about with.
out assistance. Enclosed is note from him, dated New
Orleurs Feb. 9th, 1885,"
Il sent to your week ago to day and got one
bottle of the Meacoa Mustang Linimem, and commence
Ell rubbing it on my hands arms, iees tect and other
parts of my body. om up and walk nearly as
well ever! | find it doing me much good, send
for another bottle. A. ANGEL"
Three weeks after the date of the quoted above
he was we'll He used altogether fifty cents and
one dollar bottle This has called the attention Of sew
eral of our lirs Physicians here, who are prescr
bling it in acases of Chronic rheumatism. There
many other Of almost marEcd character as
the above; but it is unnecessary to say more.
p,
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NFE3Nss Il NVSEW W II 10 .OVDs. Rcd
~ Dig made Clothing, Cloths. Y. ting &c am now
receiving my Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing,
which is large and well seccted
also continue 10 have manufactured mens and boy'e
clothes.
also have received and keep always hand Cloths,
Cassimers Nestings &C. which sell by the ynrd and
charge for cutting.
Mr.. J. DIXON continues to carry on the Tnilorinc
business
Terms cash, goods cheap.
April Diets Il. LOCKWOOD.
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A. KENDALL e. CO.
70 Magazine ST., New Orleans

AN EDTTOKIAL KECUMMENUAI ION.
In the Savannah Republican of December 81, 1851,
edited by A. X. Moore, Esq, he speaks in the follow
ing manner of the Mustang Liniment:
This Medicine is offered to the people of Geor-
ga for the first time. Our personal experience
bles recommend it the people with confidence.
as have tH The good effects upon sprapaea ANGLE,
which received great benefit from application, and
has been almost cured byan occasional OF il for
week.
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bacon AND FISH
- 5000 lbs. prime Bacon,
20G0 lbs. prime Family Hams,
10 half and whole bbls. Mackerel,
10 halt bbls No. clipt Herrngs,
half bls. Roe Herrngs,
half bills. No. Shad.
IN store and for sale by MooRMAN Il MARTIN.
May l7--ts
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BUILDING HARDWARE Just oL.en.
ID ing, large assortment of BUIDERS HARD-
WIRE. such - l. . G X s, of all qualities, with
mineral Knobs, Keys E4ebuteheons and all eompl' te,
from 30 cents 81. Shutter hinges, doorhingr-, Bolts
md every Article perth ming the Carpenters business
MI Of which viii be sold very small profts,at from
- % per cent less thou they have heretofore b. IN
sold in this market Jug l9--dts A WINSTON.
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g ALT, LEATHER, xkc.-l50 sacks Liver
~ pool Salt
100 sides sole Leather
100 blk upper
bills Sal Soda,
Is bbls O No SEES and Sueo,bo,se Svrnr
81 boxes Tin plae,
Is tors Il ,o''s Beriron, receiving and for sale
by [nug lG.d&c 6tl GEORGE BAGBY
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RECOMMENDATIONS
We hive IN use Mr.. r. Drifting ham Mitchelfs PUMP
AND ENGINE and esteem them most valuable mp
pcndagr, u grgut convenience and efficient protec
ton against FIRE
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, fmmvllr.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Bucking hum,
K. j. GAINES, Charottee
The Pump be seen in use at Dir. WIN. s. Morriss,
Duguid- foundry, aud at many oil er places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
ness. The Pump be seen in Richmond, the Wing
Office. They warranted to work we'll for year
~ NOTlCE.-All persons buying selling the
above articles responsible to me for it,
X. BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 2a-dts Proprietor.
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EORNEw ORLEANs.-vIRGIN xltsz 5
r..sIT@hUNION Transportation Line

.glE-hUNION transportation Line
rAszssszs1sEsa 10 PiHS5arg and tie VeSt-The under
signed would respec fully ntorn their friends and Gus
that the Pennsy lvunia Canal will open on 18th
March, at whichtime will be repaired to forward any
amount Of Mrch0ndise to all points the Western wa
ters with dispatch, at the very loves, rites.
Rate on Tobacco Pittsburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
LAT May.-Tme days.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia. c, Ii. KOONS.
March 4--dts ent Union Line, Baltimore.
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ULNJ. II. M 10 T. II,
Ills WOUNDS IRE Healed.

John Shirley. Poseyvile, Indiana, Dec. 80 1851
says: The Mustang Linment has performed a erea
cure for me- On last Saturday week, l, by accident
ran red hot rod oron through my hand entering tro
my thumb and fore finger passing through the tlicl
part OF my hand, and coming out my wrist beweel
The two large leaders. immediately applied the Mus
tang Liniment. and continued its use. On Saturda,
neat after that il was we'll and went m work ~ sual
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lnIssOLUTGON.-- w. Payne
- ms purchased of f. 6. Bell his entire interest in
the of Payne & Bell All debts due the firm will
bo collected by p w. Payne also the debts due from
The will be paid by him.
We request persons ha, ing against the firm,
bring them IN for settlement Hlso all who indebt.
ed the will please call and make payment.
PAYNE Il BELL.
jy oct. July2l 1852
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ARTHUR HUDSON.
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

Extract of letter, dated Pittsburgh Jan. 18th 1852
will say, that your Mustang Liniment is nbout the
best ever used. have used it in my case, along
the lower part of the spine, for spinal irritation with
Complete relief. l used it few nights ago, whenl
was perfectly crooked, and my buck in complete tor
ture from what the books would call Opisthotonc
dtion of the muscles which, you know is about bad
as loek-law 1t gave immediate relief, and, in the
ming, could bend like gutta percha man. and with
IA littlcPain The medical profession, you know inS-
great aversion to these kind of remedies; but from
knowledge of the ingredients of the Mustang Lninent,
would have no hesitation in recommending it where
ever remedy to relieve pain is desired. have
mended in number of cases my practice aud,
as far as can learn, it has acted with cqual celebrity and
certainty, as in my Hoping that il may be
used for and drive away pain, wherever il exists d
bringing valuable IA medicine before the public, |
subscribe myself truly yours.
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MORE TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH.


Having been afflicted with Rheumatism for
some time, and tried several of the popular rem
odes, und also under medical advice, and received
relief until had tried the Mustang Liniment; and much
to my surprise received immediate relief; and l am
confident that by few applications of this truly
celebrated Liniment, shall be entirely cured and
advise all who afflicted try the Mexcan Mustang
Lniment. (Signed) A. FREEMAN.
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Horses and other Animals.

Horses and other Animals.
There is nothing that can be compared to the Mus
tang Linment, IN its speedy and permanent cure Of
strains, bruises cuts, CALLS chaes scratches sweeny
Poleevil hsua, big head, SPAWN ring-bone wind gall
cracked heel orany other wound stiffness or unnaula,
enlargement OF bone muscle. A livery stable keep
CO on tins c'y had match horse that he priced very
''Shly' that had large ring-bone both legs. Tho
morse was completely cured, and his limbs left perfect
y smooth, 10y the use of this Lniment
10 Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this valua lie
nnirnGnf' as 1t phys good profit and sells rapidly
~ The VI bottle contains eight and the so IT'S bottle
three times much as the 25 cts size
A. q. BRAGG & co, sole proprietors.
No 30 Broadway, New York,
and corner Sd and MARKET street ST. Louis Mo.
PRICES or THE LINIMENT
put up IN bottles of three Sizes and retails 25
cents 81 cel is, and 81 per bottle The SO cents and
dollar bottles contain so and 100 per cent more Ln
e IN proportion to their cost, that money is saved
by buying the large sizes.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY
d. r. LYMAN, and
X. SfABLER K Co.
MN %o-wom Agents, Lynchburg.
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cisclssA1r. April 18th 1852.

clscrssArl, April 18th, 1852.
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4 81 NJ. E1OLLENS-Beg leavd to call the Ut.
~ tenton OF their customers and the public general
w, to their
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Tine VALLEY, MISS, Dec. 20 I51I.
DIR. A. 6. Bragg & Co-The nine dozen bottle of
Mexican Mustang Lniment left me FIVE weeksago,
all sold. Send thirty dozen Immediately. The
Mustang Liniment has performed some wonderful
here. DR.. w w. Nev says it is the greatest linz
ment IN the world. He had negro girl that nearly
deaf and blind-his remedies done her good-a few
applications of the Liniment cured her entirely. 1t is
also curing james ". Coys leg, which has been
ming fer forty gears. 1t has faed in single
here f;,rn II hus b.e ind
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-18
Hotel Nqg Commerce.,
PRES DE LA MASON De COUR
(NAPoLEoNv1LLE.)

&c bel etablissement tenu par NJ. Pierre
RIzAN, Went d:etre ouvert au public qui
ne saurait trouve: mieux sur aucun point
de lEiat.
Chamb es v2stese i ~ Element menblees
pour les families. cDamb'es par;cuiieres
tics b;en .~a'aies. scion de compa9nie. aus
81 spac;eux qu;elegan,: sale a manger, Oh
| on a %iouiours une table donj labondance
nest sn'passee que par Ia de'icatesse des
meis. VOLTA. sans con,,edi. tout ce quill
faui pour ai.i.er une nomb'epse clientele.
Que Pom %ajoule a tous ces agremens de
le1isience, des se'v:;eurs res a,,en,;is. qui
sontd rises de manie'ea ne jam"is neSIiger
un seuI tie leurs devoits, ct ION COMP endta
faciIement quill est u'iIe, pour bien v;s'e: de
descenGre d | Hotel dN Commerce.
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