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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19
NEW CONCEHN.-Thc subscriber. lave

y This day associated themselves together under
The style aud firm Of louNGER & SNrH, for the
purpose Of conflicting y geueral Groec,y Commis-
sioH oHd ForrGrdiFg BRsiaesS, AZ the old stand oi
Johnson Younger & Smith, Bank Square, mud so-
licit a ltinuance Of the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the old concern.
Measure our friends that our facilities such
n to enalle Us To compete with any house in this
market. In additionto Stock of Gtoccrics, St1-
pie Dry Goods, Sc, Mil a. al times Keep %
hand large and splendid assortment " find Ii
quors. such az French Brandy. Vines Gin, &c
Besides large Stock of Dome-tic Liqunr.-all Of
which, we viii sell low for Cash. in Barter for
Country Produce, or to punctual customers on the
u-ual time.
Persons visiting this market, will please call aud
examine our Stock before making their purchaser
YOUNGER & SMITH.
SANuFL ". YOUNGER,
JoHS THos. SNITH.
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DIssoLUTIONs, &C.
CONCEI

nIsssOLUTEON.--THE CONCERN
- Of TINSIEY g. TAYLOR il this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the concern will please present them
for payment, and those indebted are hereby re-
questcd to come forward and make settlement.
T. L. TINSLEY.
Jan SITS JOHN o. TAYLOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

Passengers for Stnunton. by This route leave
Richmond, Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. at 6
+. NJ. arrive in Scottsvic next day at l., and N
Slaunton at +. NJ
Passengers for Cumberland C. II and Farmvillc,
leave thc same evenings, and reach Cumberland
9. Ii, ut u next NJ, and farnville by III r.
NJ
Packages or extra baggage 10 be sent ny boats Or
srnccs. must go at the risk Of the owners, or We
viii mol f,irN arl them.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
,ALE OF yEGROES.--on Mon

- the 1t day Of March. 1852, shall. at Mont
gomery courthouse, sell at tauction, Negro Woman
and child and a Negro Nan, belonging 10 the
tate of T. C. Trigg decd. The is first
rate Cook and Washor-woman, and the man good
careful plantation hand. The child will be sold
with the woman.
Terms Of fSaie-Oue half cash in hand, and the
balance al six months. Bond with good security
will be required Of the purchasers for the deferred
insinlment.
Feb I6-2w r. O. TRIGE. Ex'm
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BE CarefuI whom You Hug.

The following rich morseI Of news We
have from the party themselves. A few
nights since lady residing in South Bos.
ton was awakened in the night by the cry.
ing Of her infant in another room. Not
wishing TO awake her husband. the loving
wife softly drew the cover over him, and
slid of the bed to attend to her child. As
she was going her way in the dark to the
door, she came plump into the arms Of
man. OF course she was dreadfully fright.
ened and with loud shrieks Of murder"
cried for help. The whole house was
reused, and persons in night shirts and p'ghi
caps came thick and fast TO see what
was the matter Judge Of the surprise OIL
the lady when she found she had run s'a
painst her husband. who had heard the
Child. and prompted by like motives with
bis wife, had slipped out Of bed TO SEQ 70 it.
After hearty laugh, all retired 10 bed
well satisfied that matters were no w0rse,
South Boston Gas. ~
The longest snowstorm that was ever
known in Great Britain occurred in 1914.
1t recorded in the register Of the parish
of Woiton Gilbert, that h began on the
18th Of January and continued to snow
ovory day until the 18th March. The.
loss Of human life, as well as sheep. and
meat caltle, was immense. si~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

Ofbonored bones indeed
But we will let the exiles of England
sleep.-Their arrogance no longer tram
pies upon the necks of our good Puritan
ancestors. Their monument rises beneath
dome as glorious as the highest ambition
Of the God-annointed heads could imag-
inc.
BY the kindness Of Mr.. Cass. we pro-
cured ticket OF admission to the Grotle
Vatican, the subterranean chapel, for our
ladies'; as ladies are excluded therefrom
without special permit from the Pope
This chapel is part of the old Basilica.
which yet stands over the tombs Of the
early martyrs. The original floor is yet
there, and there, too. is the tomb Of St.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19
90 PUELgC SALE ola Valuable

e. TRACT or LAND, SL1TES. Sc.-ln
pursuance Of decree Of the circuit court Of Bed
ford, in the case of Tompkins Tinsley, &c, and
McCube ~ Tinscv, &c, the undersigned, who
were appointed commissioners for that purpose,
will on Saturday. the 2sth day Of February, 1852,
at the residence Of Samuel G. Tinslcy in the coun-
" Of Bedford, near the Meadows Of Goose Greek,
se ID the hishes, bidder, nj public auction, The
TRACT or LAND ou wh.h the said Tin>lcy
resides, containing RI2 s-.e Acres. with it,
nppurtenaaces living Oh Ayers mill creek il said
county This Tract Of Lind is said to be very val
liable. The improvements con sist of a comfortable
T= DJELLLNG HOESE, and al other neccs-
Ii sory houses Any person wishing Ia purchase
can have opportunity of inspecting il before the
day fsale.
Also, at the same time and place, viii be sold
Seven Valuable Slaves andih increase
Of the females since the date nf Two deeds of trust
executed by said Tinslcy, one hearing date on the
9Th day Of February, 1850, and the other the goth
dny Of June. 1850.
Also, Horses, FEATHER Bets. Bc2acai ami
Fnrai'ntc and other Household and Kitchen Fur
niurc all the Plantation Tools in possession of said
Tinslry the date of tue said deed of 2oth Juue,
1850 one Ox Cart, one Y oke Of Oxen a.d stock of
Cattle and Hogs in possession of said Tin-ley On
the said 20th June, 1880.
TERMS-The Land will he sold on a credit OF
twelve months, the purchaser being required % giv"
bond with good personal security. and the ttc TO
the lnnd retained further security -uhcct 70 re-
suc ia drfaul Of the payment uf the purchase mo-
ney. The Slaves and other property will be sold on
a credit of six months, the purchaser giving bonds
with good security. g. \. WINGFIELD,
f. G.. BURKS
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EDWARD ". SAUNDERS.
EN- 1o-onno m-mfom
,EUARLE TAyETSN PggOP-

VALUABLE TAVERN PROP
III ERJT FOR SALE AT CiMPBELL
COtRT HOUSE.-The undersigned desirous Of
changing his business, offers for sale privately his
Tavern House and Lots at Campbell
courthouse. upon accommodating terms The
house Is large and commodous and in every re-
-Pect well adapted to tavern Keeping. The
houses of which there all that cugld be desr-
cd) are in good condition and convenient. lie viii
also sc several houses and lots Of smaller size
suitable for professional gentlemen and mechanics,
and several Tracts Of Land lying in the immediate
vicinity of the courthouse property, containing 12g
Acres, portion Of which is well tmbcrrd and WA
tered. Persons disposed to purchase invited
to call and examine the premises.
July3l-ts BARNET FINCH
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A RT.CLEs for the Toilet-Gcr

"a Inc Chinese oap,Jcssamine Soap. Sand Soap,
Honey SonP, Transparent Wash Balls. Low sbrown
Windsor, cold Cream Otto Rose Salve DuIcinc for
chapped hands. great variety .f Tooth Brushes.
Hail Brushes. Null Brushes, Combs. &c Also, m
extensive assortment of fine French and German
Pcrfumcry, Pdmadrs, Ok Marrow, and Sandoline
for the Hair. &c, &C. For sale by
Dec I5-ts JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

4 hHSs0EGTEON. 1.-THE COrARTNER-
~ ship Of LONG & McCLEES hns this dry
been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against the concern Viii present
them for payment; and all persons indebted tu
the firm either by bond on account viii make pay
mcut 10 Jno. Long. JOHN LONG,
GEO. b. MoCLEES.
January 18th, 1852.
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NOMMIsSI0NEIE,s Safc ofLnsid

Il
Mn pursuance of decretal order of the Cir
cult Cour. of Amherst, pronounced at the August
term 1851, uf said court. in the case of VIM Cox
Sc. Isaac Reynolds and ot'rr-, the undersigned
viii On Friday, the l2th day of March rcNt, pro
coed 70 sen on the promises. by WY of public
Iou. for cash. TRACT OF LAND containing
kST 3s ACRES, lying in the county Of Ann
IL. herst. near the lands of George Pcttyiohu.
Thi. land is ofcxcelcnt quality and is within sight
of the town Of Lynchhurs.
EDGAR WHITEHEAD. Deputy
for John ID. Davis Sheriff Of Amherst,
Feb 12-lm and rs such Commissioner.
GAZE OF NEeaEs0ES.--Wi bc sold
- at public auction. at franklin courthnusr on
Tuesday. the ID day of next March, ot of fOllr-
teen or fifteen Slaves, consisting of men.
women. boys aud girls These negroes are voung
and valuable. some Of the women and girls unusu-
ally likely
TERMS OF SALE-Twclve months credit the
purchaser giving boud with approved personal
curiiy, which, il preferred, may be caShed dis
count Of six per cent. Those desiriug more partc-
ular information address the subscriber at
Fraakin court house.
EDWARD W. SAUNDERS.
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NEW CONCERN attI.e old stand

NEW CONCERN attI,e old stand
~ ef 1INSLEY y TAYLOR.-The subscri-
bcrs have this day associated themselves together
under the style and firm of
TENSEEY, TAYLOR q CO,
For the purpose Of conducting gcaerai GROCE-
RF AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. We
shall at all times keep on hand a large assortment
of Groceries. Dry Goods and Liquors, &c. Sc, and
ask of the patrons nfIhe late firm well as The
public generally. call when in want Of goods at
iorc prizes; as small prqf's and Tcady sa'cs shall be
our motto. I. l.. 1lNSLEl.
JNO. q. TAYLOR.
Jan 5-ts JNU. -. HARVEY.
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COTTON YARNS & 0ynab,.rgs.-
NEGRO Clothing and Blankets

= Y We have in store and for sale. large lot Of
heavy Woolens and Blankets; asp. some very su-
perior Bed Blankets all Of which We viii sell very
low. Nov 3-ts1 MILLER & COMPTON.
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VOL. xxx.
TERRY & SHIELDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO EARMERs. pI.ANTERs

W II N Il tS. PLANTERS a
IL DEA LIE RS S.-AGRICULTURAL M
PLEMENT MANLFACTORY Lyaoh5grg.>
The subscriber. formerly of Baltimore, where
was associated with a similar Establishment,
takes this method to inform the public in general,
that he has opened Ware-room and Factory
Main Street, opposite Brces Livery Stable, where
be viii manufacture various and approved
implements of fiusbaDdry, and Labor-saving Ma
chimes, AMI pledges himself that all articles sold BY
him shall be of his manufacture, equal in oil
respects similar implements made imported
from other States. He therefore invites the public
To examine for themselves before purchasing else
where, the following various linds-Portable and
Stationary Horsepower Thrashers, Fans Straw and
Vegetable Cutters, Corn Shcers, Harrows, C uiiva-
tors, Plowsand Gang Plows-Main Street Lynch
burg. Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jnn bly, A. w WiLLETT
tY@ Bed Sentinel and Dan. Reg. copv.
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L1LOUR AND RUTTER-Jast rcceiv-

IL ed on consignment, a lot of Gnrst's superior
Family and Extra Flour. Also No. l article OF
mountain Roll Butter; for sale low BY
Feb 9-fs MO0RAtAN & MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19
-"Oa every grave

A lying trophy, and as oft 4 dumb
Where dust and damned oblivion is the tom
Ofhonored bones indeed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

II LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST
IL INGS.-The subscriber hns ON hand a large
lot of the celebrated :. Livingston Plough Cast
ing>. and will continue to receive additions to his
stack from the foundry that there will be no
difficulty in getting any of the pieces belonging to
them. JAMES b. RENWICK.
Feb ls-ts on the Basin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19

Y 10 and Tennessee Rail Road Company will
hire sixty Negroes, who VIII be employed in keep
ing the road in repair, between Lynchburg and Sa-
lem. Apply to the subscriber at Mosby & Hol-
combe's Sture.
ALEXANDER ~ MONTGOMERY.
Dec 8-ts Agent for the company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

IA, NsErRATION o. sHk LoWRLs.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR IL Tbs saist
msdy for s de.e w vs relief y Ne worst
called a oas eiss Viii pou srs stating hst thsy
had nesd the diseaisa pa q thsr bos
Wi sys ioicw thorough sbhns hs npcn
bowe when they eosve Lei the b. tried n d
fecy and instance can go Pain ExtNctcs do harm
SORE NIPPLES. VI AZ
efficacy this diseases
@ g III III u rom
from ladies' his subject The following WA procured BY
one Of our Agents cay 5g AZ Ss s II sSs
Iris Win certify that ~ have used DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipples and heey recommend
those Who afflicted with that moat distressing complaint
\ most valuable article to cure 4. Phoebe BRAY
- s- q |ft FA FEVER SORES , NJ Tss5
hereby certify that have been afflicted with nveerats Fever
fourteen last and have spent nearly Ave hundred
lisa "a q % 4 u
says my entirely healed and 1have nothing y M about
I Henristts, Monros county, N x, May :, ls4s.
s Il CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The ehea Of PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful, quickly
REMAiSs a succesi healing old Of long standing
apnralleled. ~ ,a... e
Dear week since, while working at trade cnt
IN The whole bit Of the
top just below the nsep The wound began
Bith oil Tucure Myrrb several adhesive pasera
no purpose. / then commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
minutes the pain and Inflammation began suade
my osn 1 Confidently pALEYs MAGICAL PAIN Ex
TRACTOR being superior to thing have aver tried for
an sbp by trade and shall be willing testify to the
Of the sav when necessary reside
Avenue at whereI can give inflammation desired
Yoprs truly JEFFERSON NJ, BISHOP,
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, M

'EEN UINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
" 1851 CHARTRESS REET-J. WRIGHT havng
stand unrvaed in of their
with the propeors and agents all the popular Patent
cnes throughout the Uued States keep them constantly
enabled the
purchasers the which found hso
city, the purchase
sale Of Patent they have facilities for conducting
the liberal SCALE
supply the trade exceedingly that the
M handsome cenage either whole
sale retail At tqer establishment be found full Of
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES following comprises
Of their assortment be furnished Dealers
aom twenty than
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4 !, 4 ~ 49,. i.
& :! =
4
80
DIVES ssssr s. WIS xosa e.ll .sss
- g. ssss
4 = ths ssssa
" :;. \:
IN ~ - a
q = TRoM s. 5. sIvENs - = = 7
~. e. q, A III PApgcA., ", Tune !. is4s,
M,,osp oess.
i
sss ss:ss
wad Cherry md Tan 4 which 81 bottles which entirely
ssa y =. who .'' IN IKE g @ ys oSRY
Murphy MILFORD, Mr. Toomsy and the civ
e. M ;, T si.,y years Of
T. ~ s @ R e Nh
reaist such evidenced 4
subject years lungs
hss sys sa " an during
swssts zpri
spPeh,eo " uiHeaseu
spit daily bali pint of matter took remedies thai
me, well number of prescriptions
say physician without relief At last prevailed
take Dr. Dav Compound Syrup Wild Cherry md Tar which had
the happy sautary effect disease Before had
bottle cough sweats relieved
side md breast now consider that entirety WE'LL
neuralgia pain that occasionally afflicted with side Of
head. JANE ELIZA GEORGE, Thompson street,
doors below Schuylkill Sixth, south hide.
H gentleman Of this city WHO has been troubled with ir
oit the several which supposed
trouble night recently
cold and cough by the Dr. Dayss Compound Syrup
Wild Cherry and Tar But his satisfaction fnd while
taking the medicine that the tedious
several he ceased the medicine
health cold-such
the soothing and renoyang effects Of this valuable medicine
the in Inflammation Of the kidneys liver palptapn
the trenors, similarly afflicted
respectable reference, his will and
y people often deceived by advertised medicine
frequently reject those which good and free Of quackery
acquainted with the gentleman whom the above sen
audes He fellow respectable aser
Keystons.l tj3a
Mr. N1ar several years Of the Public Schools
and has held various offices Of honor responsibility
L 44f q HIIApELrnrA, September 10, 1s45.
fortnight since attacked with obstinate hacking
cough which the remedies such qu
Syrup Wild
Cherry and Tar relieved doses and Of bottle
entirely cured My Mother troubled with habitua cough
been regularly taking squlls has been taking Dr.
pvs's medicine few and her cough half
| bad y as before she commenced taking ii. $
Il 83575ss3 THOMAS AIfL.I.AR, Al Race sree,,
~ Sold wholesale and eta by the General Agents for the
and West ]. WRIGHT CO.. l5i Charities ST. NewOrleana
tNs7e wv Where all orders must be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

ID A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE THE
KDs SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR WORMS
THAT HAS EVER BEEN preparation has
stood the test Of trial confidently
eectua medicine expelng from the SYSTEM
The proprietor the result of Its use in
his knowledge observnon and he
riaby the autaIy effects This ,ct aitese
Of hundreds respectable
different the country and should induce families always to keep
ava OF The preparation in their possession mild rs
and administered with perfect safety the most infant
Eg For by Druggists and elsewhere and
by country merchants generally. my2l d&Wtt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
IMPORTANT 10 PROPERTY OWNERS
Rs-ft1gesUUte1- Pant,

FOR WOOD BRICK and OTHER BUILDINGS, hTEAMBoATs,
sIIrPs RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALE OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS or
IRON WORK, ABOvE AND
sasssass q UNDER WATER. IA as N .se
public respectfully called 10 the following
BRIDGEWATER PAINT
than EIGHT MONTHS
the South the character Of the Paint firmly esAhhed
offered TO the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER
TECTOR EVER DISCOVERED. fs 1ssI ~
CERTIFICATE OF Jso. +. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS
July stI induced apply the ndgewate Mineral Paint
| II re % ny
Co Tchseray my testimony
s as g a
% ao ne
surface, which has proved entirely mperyous, 49, "A -
NswIosria, Atah.pas, March March 49, 1852. 49, s.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
painted the hurricane asas Of hs % Mac
% ~ and svs
hesitation in in Judgment mine
Sss
s ST.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOwBOAT PORPoIsE. =
have used the BRDGEwATER PAINT for which Mears G.
sssa about hfs Nd
about weeks PERFECT SLATE
sSs F M 4.
forth in e. Agents c W Brown ,s o rouo.,
Neworlesns, December j. 1851. = "
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having LOUISIANA DRY DOCK with the BRIDGE
wATEK PAINT il No. we Fly 60 in
j PoRPoIsE We ehssray recommend PAiNF
isgnsd, HUGHES, vAL1ETT q. T pos As..
I p 4 70.
= Agents 10, i ii Dry Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
have uasdths BR1DeEWATER PAINT the past five monhs
and n every Instance i has given The fullest ss.ason
ldi sss
Ar nS sS vs and M Iii
Dc es qualities ,sH SS pssa @
Now Orleans, February s. 1857. iaa Camp street.
-. UNDERWRITERs' CERTIFICATE.
IL % sse5 9ss ss ss ssds.
will all times those fire risks preference where the sdsewa
(ssned) Z MATTHEW'S Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
E EbW aab bReas sssss G ss Mutual
4o ssGHFR P5sSePt mSRo srsl
I'M. LAPEYEE, prssiasnt Seworsans
FS ST., DslsSss sias1R
above Agents
certificates equally respectable parties which appi
cation at their ofce which those Captain NJ B. Robbins
ship Leods Captain Wm Cults shp Charles Cooper D. C. Nc
Cuu Assistant Engineer NeYork Erie Rod Brevet Lieut.
Col g. H. Talcott, NewYok Arsenal r. s. Smith, Lieutenant
Quareaater United Stes Military Academy West Point Oliver
Superintendent Secretary the Hudson River Rroa
Company, etc., u c. BOGERT CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents for the States Of Louisiana Mississippi Aabama and Texas
sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS ''-'
IS Meaars. SHARK DAY, STAUFFER Il co.
resi- Mesars. PRIESTLY 4 BEN. W
3 Messre. J. WATERMAN 4 CO. 20
e= JOHN STROUD l. Co.
r. RICHARDS y- 8aH8F
E. MACPHERSON, No. % Camp street.
AT MoBLE-JAA1ES G. WHITAKER
VICKSBURG--BYRNE&AN ANDERSON. ~
GAIVESTON-JONES j. UFFERD. :,
| BATON RoUGE-LEvI KELLUM 80. ,
I'D ATTAKAPAS-C. b. G. WElLDEN. apps dAWtf
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DObys.s s. Hors.issgton,s

DAG KK EUTY Pc AM STUCK DEPOT,
- No. 6 CAMP STREET .y 4
establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged the prope invite the attention Of public
GALLERY furnished OF all
in the superior style and finish. 4
NJ B-Operators fitted with complete at
prices. voightander Harrisons Lws Helb
haltz Tubes With Boz and extra Tablets r twenty-five dollars
Stands Baths Chemicals together with every article used
xhoIesale and rstaiI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
MEDICAL NOTIGE--DR. LoCKMoOD, xvii
EAR. DAVISS SYRUP OF NILD CHERRY

d w. DAVIES SYRUP Of " LID CHERRY
AND Offering The public valuable
asdy for CONHUMpTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
s!s append tsw notices q s and efficacy
sfibacu AZ the which sufferers obtain.
" that t p eminent phSucian Of
Teafs standing graduate Of the University
FROM Me-. JOHN b MORGAN. Druggist.
PrITaiuRe, H. 1s47.
The Syrup o Wild Cherry Tar given great saaAchon
those have used IT know Of permanent
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall
hiz grtce year Ss l5s.83
FROM Nh. EDWARD ROBBINS, Druggist.
BoRprnrops, N. III, Jan. Q, 1S&1. "a
We introduce b. Syrup Of Will
Tar here, have aold all you
~ Cook in hp practice he thinks the Medicine
Ses the attending phyacian Bonapae
Of Span, during all his raaidenos In this country.
a. When offered thin medicine to the public with
ntenon publishing certificate without good authority
rejecting NIL
is the Authenticity Of which have the responsible
following was forwarded BY Drugsa How
ells, Of Dayton Ohio 81 74S55 li3393
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

Z VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
@ss sss s s
e sss sisa H. ten a R s
,j%ss
psssaf qualities Let
s ss Tesn s sn saPss i IT.
s ne Sos s the
% III ss, s
sss. ;sss it.
Ssvs esss pA hs s. @ s III @
~ ~ from the in our possession
o asss % smss
Williams, assde. Hamilton county CITY Of c4se,
ss ssss Sss s + FLIES % oa titus
SeTng which time have as much hody pain Lost
bred dollars but fcOnnped
f ss S' ne ma as 5 e. sa Z
s, a @ ws and hearty the Of
willing affirm TO- should make the & old
Cincinnati, ath month. ls41. -
For Eyspslas PAIN EXTRACTOR Other
sSs make Ss @ for LITTLE
gu. and completely
year. tIs ei.iss Il NewYei and Al
'as @ s
81 ssfs s
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Burning heat, that cold It.
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TRY DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
She brought 2 bsd bog and applied soue the
Obtained seemed 10 inves,
burning the chest made pills If IL ana
them, which lie your valuable RI
being strong and have since early IN
SALT RHEUM. -
DALLEYS PAIN been ussd in
piy for Salt Rheam Of hssn yesrs. duration and
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
nAGUERREoTYpE ROOMS, No. 80 Philippa

Poydras Peiddo, DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE at short notice and une1celed
in the neast style Pins ockets,
Cases. cheaper than other firm the city, The
petor tenders his thanks favorz and his
in the business
years These facts he Lopes public
patronage tt JAMES LOCKWOOD.