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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-30

PHILADELPHIA CUSTOM HOUSE REmovALs-The Collec-
tor of the port of Philadelphia has already notified up
wards of sixty officials in the Custom House that their
services viii not be required longer than Saturday
The Ledger says the gentlemen who received the notice
appear take the matter goodnaturedy and quite
anxious know who their successors will be as the
hundreds of applicants. The following is copy Of the
notice served those who enjoyed the spos of the late
Administration:
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA APRIL %, 1863
SIR: directed by the Collector of the port to in
form you that your connection with the Custom House
will cease on the Both instant.
Respectfully, yours, SC.
X r. ToUSG, Deputy Surveyor
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-30

CHEsAPgAKE AND ONO CASAL.-The arrivals for the
week ending Monday evening at the Canal Office a.
Georgetown were ninety-fve. OF these ffty-sx were
with coal the tonnage Of which may be down at about
6l60 The remaining thirtynne boats were laden
with various cargoes, wheat, corn, four limestone
wood, &c.
The following reduction Of fifty per cent on freights
beyond twenty miles is worthy Of general notice:
Boards and pans shingles and aths slaves and head
ings hoop poles hay, and straw0ne per ton per
mile for the first twenty miles, and onehaf cent per ton
per mile for every additional mile.
Lime and cement the present established rates for
any distance not exceeding 100 miles, at the rate Of
seventy per ton for all distances exceeding 1870
miles
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-30

Some very significant hints have been officially
thrown out Of late that the Administration have deter
mined 70 adopts and peculiarly American policy
regard to our relations with foreign Powers In order
carry out the Monroe doctrine it is determined as it
pears that no treaty shall be made and arrangement
agreed upon, and mediation undertaken whereby may
be recognised the right Of any European Power NEEDLE
in any way with the affairs Of neghbors the Central
American States The Cayton-Bulwer treaty being an
tagonstc to this policy, will perhaps be annued unless
the British Government should abandon the claim 10 the
Bay Islands, as dependencies upon the Belize.
"The diplomatic appointments to be made to-day
At least this was given out probable and expectation
is on tip-toe, awaiting the result
"Co sLoo has just arrived here and is engaged in the
prosecution Of his Tehuantepec project The treaty of
guaranty is before the Government and as soon as
their appreciation oft shall be sighted strong impulse
win be given to the enterprise.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-30

We have heretofore published telegrnphic infor.
nation from New Orleans that Governor LANE had
issued proclamation laying claim to the Mesilla
valley, as q part Of the Territory of New Mexico.
A correspondent Of the Picayune has furnished that
journal with the following copy of the proclamation
i'm question
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
GREAT NORTHERN

ROUTE NJhi SyfsEFa EN- tIs
o & 9 SIa'Is Hssfp ad ii hDas sS
S % aS setn aaa PAa a y
S sas s Ar q g q he n0 Rive,
win " Rock Island Chicago Lssas
a 'sssPf sa sa sss ssniss ssss @
sao Albany ' or y he iS Saaso and
& cS; ~ s..Ia sRiy Sunday isn Lss y o'clock
MI as t % sosa G q f. % an.
steam s. Louis mSi9 Sunday s.espa
sn Sy n "a @ a.
Trans anaTias Sse e. Z S with @ s9Ghs1n
hours quicker than any other Northern route.
THREE TRAINS
s s T9f & 5 an i VIZ ss hal shT Raaa and
and CIV Nj S sas Which S oanss s I'm b The Buffalo
"a ExfREss 4Sb IiAI%sys: ch:sgo at which
or hs sssl Lake Ers Express NswYsk 9s
Express which leaves Buao arriving in NewYork
81 TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Chicago making
s % Ss % and * s s0s RSSsd sy
NewYok at $40 day. Also connecting with
% fs G as a e. s ss
ons one svs s s%s change
psa9ss By Mfhissn Central asosd IaI Buffalo s4
BE route Sy ihs as q %Ies 80 IN 'S0' Of
Connecting at Toledo with Toledo Norwa Cleveland
Also Bellevue, with Mad River Road for Dayton, Springfield
A.s McsISsyie Viii Mansfield Read celu~ss.
a,ss s & s19 " s1a aSa s. o.s
Aao, Baa Ns~York Abany Hudson River
49, ~ ar Hisd RSsS s Ss,es NswYo
~ Thus forming complete R.iloaa connection with ali the
q passenrsrs leave chsse with Telegraph Erprs.
A Gs 4 sS DasAp ss. SOUTHERN NIGH
& which leaves Tslso Sunday dss
at soiac via Buffalo and City and NsYo,E and Erie Rail
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The following unrivnled schedules this ne giving
to the public the advantage Of last Daily Mail line
Leave
New York P and iPhiladeph * and
Philadelphia l0E Baltimore and
Baltimore AZ and 81 Washington at and II aud
81. and and 81 Pm.
Washington 81 and FredeFksbug is and
sti2s and Richmond at AZ and
Richmond
peieIsburg "a PM and Am. Weldon at9P. and IL
Weldon III. aud Wilmington Mt 4. M and p M.
Wilmingtcnht l0P. Chaseston at 6 AM,
BY the above schedule it will be passengers going
SOUTH leaving New York Philndepa az l0 y NJ
hlihoIe az 81 A. NJ faaeh Chareson s. c. in from Bai-
on ooafu he steamboat; passing down the Potomac,
g. or ~ p NJ or T. NJ sup have advantage Of rest
blTths board the Potomac stanb with hs b
seats arranged for the purpose the Richmond and
Potomac Railroad and arrive n Wilmington c. in i,
Washing in time 70 lodge the night = = " s s
Of reaching Charleston c. shortest possible
resting, il he chootes bis journey incuue much A.
and avoiding the risk Of serious delay Of
breach Of connection at point. ~
omnbuses Baggage Wagons provided by which
their through
This dis
between New York and Charleston 8. c.
Passengers tor Charleston, point south Of Warrington
their baggage checked Washington and
any other point Of destination. y
ar and sthroueh apply
York Railroad Office, Liberty Phil
1felpha Philadelphia Baltimore Railroad
sieaboas Lnes in
Baltimore the Southern Ticket cce adjoining the washngton
railroad Ticket odiee, camaen Station, baltimore.
81 tta. ~ STOCKTON a FALLS.
iy2s 3m 4. +. kREBs, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

MTHITE LEAD-In 25, so, 100 and 500 lb.
w the Atlantic, Union, Brooklyn Pacific Ulster
sangeres WhisL French HNC-oT By
jyss 4. DRLA0RAvk co. " Maganins slTssl
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

s.SoR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS .sf.A
AND PASS ofFfsrfAN. Daily U, Mail .EsIi.2.d -
LnsSummsr Ayangansni The splendid Ios
stesHsfs OREGON. Capt r. A. Bsrn and FLORIDA, Capt
John Gra thaytue been ha srprssy for ads
ohe viii eavs Railroad DlIfY
arrival 81 the Lake Of II O'Clock ~. stopping
Louis and Pass chian daily and 81
and Saturdays going and Mondays and Thuday
~ The Letter Bag ior Mobile places
ones of the Agent a. balfpast II o'clock
~ letter. for East " Mobile mall
will Be- detained one day at Mobile
srsgh. i9 9ay 3, toos snd p.ss Christian oush.
Z lsl n GEDDEs. Agent 10 Baek Place
WdTERL.NG Places
r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER .r--s =
4 OREOLE-Fah Arrangement. FOR
hAN SPRINGS BILOXI and nermedae
pressiy for this trade with
as folows - -" ~" ~ '''
MqyDAYs BY A. NJ cars FRIDAYS ....by A. NJ. css
"rDNEspAfs.by .by r ~ Cars SATURDAYS. by p M. cas
The Ponteharraia Railroad arrival the Carr
MoxpAYs N~ Sy,s1s NJ TUESDAY ass o.... ssg
MiDh EsDAYS by ?. NJ THURSDAY. A. Nj
rhIDArs: bys A. N cars. SATURDAY A.
sAIukDAY tysP. N. cars SUNDAY al p NJ
~ Freight received the Railroad up 70 O'Clock
t The Way Letter Bag will the Agent an Mon
Day and WedIesdaya, at W O'Clock Fridays
- Fs,e e Bay g. Louis aud Pass Christian s9 Children SER
Springs, o. sos chadrsB ssrvsnis III 50; Deek Ill ~
r.. Ar.n paak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

apRIDGEWATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 70
Camp strssIhs Agents Of te celebrated BRfDGEwATER
constantly hapd supply Dry
barrels hall barrels grcund OIL polnd
each. Also, Black, manufactured
win be found superior 10 any nera known For full description Of
which
depot. o. C. BoGERT a CO.,
Agents for The States q La Ala.
"HITE WINE VINEGAR-20 barrels just
received Bordeaux, for sale by
e9l iw II. Y. NICHOLS CO.. " Camp street.
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SEA-60fEd VESSELS.
G8EIFORNfId.

FOR CALIF0REIA, vie VERA. .sx;f%E..
= CRUZ Persons dssifoaa pfoos adtnC
can Tow dgc ysra City Mssico rnd AripuloIh
sad magnificent eeapishr TEXAS 400 brihsa,
soamaudsr viii Leave ior ystscrp The s and m d
Stages win eage veracrur dan for the cy heaeo
Acapulco males II r RI
TflE MExIcAN ocEiN MAIL Asp lNLAhp cOMPARg uIa
shortly baye Casfasct dc Road Aean0
hanpori paaeuRerr through 10 San Fraro Meanwhile an e
Paehc steamer touch piio passengers will long
tHned For fufshpi particulars, rppiyfc
HAERis& MORGAN foot Of yuliaatroet
mylsu opposite the Steamship Landing.
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GALVESTOW.

viii leave SUNDAY October ., at O'Clock ~
ESOR GALVESTON,IN ,INDIANoIA, ,PoRT .S1fFF@.
LAyAcA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Regular New
Orleans aud Trsa United se Mall Line Of Steamships The
nasn5ssns mt steamship MEXICO, John s. ThomPen, mas
@ viii leave ~ above. will be delivered
the end OF the sh Tackles Freight for ndianola
and Laeea viii b landed the wharyes ubjsc lheage
Matageda B) without freight passage,
Ing elegant accommodation, sppy 70
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Julia sreet,
opposite the Steamahin Landing.
" Ths line having established It's pilot Cayalo Bar
tans. 0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

LIB PROOF PAINTDepo, No. 10 Camp ree.-Ths public
respectfully notified that the bdgewaior Faint Company have Just
erection tie mine addition mills the
Guilty heretofore supplying the demand ground OIL
WILL future, oneaaly emeded. All orders
lied upon bcing promptly hled.i
ihe Company few weeks 10
aa and other eoors from he Bndseyae when will be
The dry minsra lime nstead ci ordinary
purposes covering and breksay me well
has North
Gently this city works adraby For dsetion
certificates, pamphlet which had
depot any o. The Sub Ageps- SD III 7
Dry, in barrels. weighing 400 TO 500 lbs.,
Dry, IN hall barrels weighing 900 10 $50 lbs,
Ground in oil. in kegs Of IS, 50 and 100 lbs, i34s
sale by @. e. b0GERT CO., Camp strest.
Agents the Loataas, Alabama apsi and TsIa
j he G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

Passage from New York Southampton aad BremenFrsi Cabin
saloon, sl20; fs cabin, saloon, sl00
All letters and must through the Postoce.
No bills Of Hding viii be signed the day sailing.
An experienced Surgeon attached each ship.
For freigls o. passage apply
Moi.LER, SAND & RlERA 26 South street, New York.
c. A. HElNCkEN d CO., Bremen. y
MARTlNEAU, CRoSKEY a CO., Southampton
NJ. iyle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

EDW'B K COLLINS a CO., Sc Wall street, MY.
BROWN, sfIIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
f. G. ROBERTS d co is Kir ~ Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUHROE CO.,
26 Rue Notfe Dame lei VICTORIES Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre
~ these ships will accountable for Gold Sill
e Busn Specie, Jewely Precious Stones Meta unless Bs
signed therefor and the yne thereof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
IN0R MnNrGoMERY wrrnupr,

ESOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, r.
l. SELMA and all landings Alabama River
New Basin, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY, 1Ea5au -
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIAThe enirely
saeh built passenger steamer Captain T. sinnot
nandng, " her regular the
October 20 leaving New0eAns and Montgomery EVERY ALTER
NATE WEDNESDAY Shippers rely punotuaty and
attention TO all business entrusted freight
having unsurpassed aeeommt taonr, apply
s24 I'm OGLESBY 4 MACAULAY, 6s Tehonponlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

win leave WEDNESDAY, October S, at s O'Clock p NJ
fSOR PRINCETON, MnIIKENs ~
III BEND, LAKE PROVIDENCE vICKSBURG, s}ke8tt-z
GRAND ggLF RODNEY, HATCHEz FORT AID. 3
Aa BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE
The fine packet SAXON, Jass Rohos master vii esve
As above For freight or passage. apply board o
STR0THER q BIOS. Agents, IS Poydrau street.
~ The Saxon wall have Clerk street
early on Monday morning, receiving freight. oil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

Fare reduced to-CibIn Passage slb, Steefage s6,
The ship has thoroughly overhsud furnished with
boilers large aud dining saloon deck with
rangenent that can add 70 the comfort Of passeegers.
Phalephs this ship the wharf the Liverpool
steamships City Glasgow and City Of Manchester the foot Of
Passage application
agent, SAMUEL t. PEARCE, Walnut street. Philadelphia
orofE. IlTTLEFIELD Kingsley 4 Co.'s Express,
Wall street, New York,
iy97 Agents in Cha'leston, S. c., ii F. BAKER co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
: -7-l---'-77--------
OU.ACHITA RIVER.
YazOo RTYER,

- willisas WEDNESDAY, October :, ats O'Clock r.m
RIf0R LEFLORE, YAZoo Cry, SA- ss
a. TARTIA and all landngs-The fine sue&&
isht dieTsht steamer GEN. RUsk, Captain w NJ.
Snis viii lesTe above. For freight aDply
$50 I, WILSON, II csrondelets.rest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
WATERING PLACES
CO.aST.

= Will leave WEDNESDAY, October S. at o'clock p r.
EOR FORT ADAMS, RED RIVER w-
II LANDING, MORGANZA, w1IIIAMsPoRT 6Jyka9-ssE!1
, poINTE GouPEE BAYOU sara, wATERLno ssislssE7h
p1kT HUDSON, BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINE DON LIsON-
and a ln,ermed ate andingsThs fine RAINING
the TRIP viii leave a. above
se The Jones
passage, apply board
o. 81 MUIR SMITH 4 DEcoux, IS Common s,reet
VICRSBURG ~
= VIII leave SATURDAY, October a O'Clock I'm
ENOR VICKSR URG, WARRENToN, S
~ NEW .T, CARTHAGE, n, GRAND GULF ROD L@&k5aats7
and BATON ROUGE Saturday Weekly Vicksbalg Packet
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-The new, Magnificent and swi
running packet SOUTHERN Captain NJ
White will leave above. passage apply boerd or
to..l SMITH x FIhffsTER, 81 Poydras street.
Of reshippDg.
~ There will be Clerk the Leves, street.
Thursday morning. TO receive freight SIS
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FrNHE NEW YORK AND LIVER -1cFrFs.
u FOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. ,Sllk3zas

Tho Ships composing this Line are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Coinstock.
ADRlATlC, Captain -.
These Ships have been built
service construction as in the En-
gnea for
Sengers unsqualed for Elegance NJ comfort.
Price NewYok
elusive OF extra size state rooms $780, cabin from Ii
yarpoo 10 NewYoTk ESQ Ind sac.
An experienced Surge attached o enchs
No berth can be secured until paid or
NM c..r.-r- -.r...rc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

FlNHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND Iszf%Es,
SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL ,SAife4s
STEAERsTbe ships comprising this Line the WASHINGTON
Capt f. A Fitch HERMANN Capt. 4. Higgins. These
stop atSouthampon, both going and returning.
Proposed dates of sailing-ls53
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
s. II. CRAWFORD, President.
c. G. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. tS Camp street, Neworieans 7.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent,
HARMON D0ANE, Asst Agent.
Rska on the liycso WHITE PERSONS taken
the most favorable terms. octis w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

UercHants IhsuraDce Company Of New
-. ORLEANs
-,.G s s John PEsfBERToN, ,Prcsdslt
A.SCHR1EBER, Secretary.
~ The Directors respectfully inform the Fourth
Lafayes that facilitate their rssons with
they established whers
shey prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
RtvER RISKS at the lowest TEN GENT
made to persons doing business with this
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John Pembsrton, Fergus Garders, KasparAuc
hiiehel Muhson, ]. stafford, David Adams,
sianusi GarciE, L. r. Kenny, w. W. vnughi,
Ih0masJivy, sastaye Leroy, Richard Salter.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
-pao an Once No ack rec
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

NOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, -
SELMA and all landings Alabama RIVER via
New Brsln, ES EfaY ALTERNATE WEDN ESpAY,-
4trgulaf Alabama
ut passenger steamer ALABAMA p Rbsrs Jr
leaving heworeans ard Montgomery EVERY ALTERNATE
WEDNESDAY Shippers punctuaty
ali business entrusted her For freight passage having
surpassed accommodations, apply
MCDOWELL, JR. a BELL, ~ Poydras ST. Agents.
hern
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
OHIO RIYER-
.AL.ABA1L.A RIVER.

viii leave WEDNESDAY, October s. at O'Clock P. NJ.
EOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY, and w =
all intermediate landings River
The regalArihrough packet RUBY, Captain
A. Johnson Will be ready receive freight Tusada,
and leave as'above For freight passage apply hoan
o3 JOHN e. HYDE, IA Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

FOR LONDON-(Take no Oil Cake -
Io "A Ihs "A last sailing American ship NATHANIEL ~
THOMPSON, Capt. Stone loading will have
dispatch. For freight Of 21o hhds rolasoo. Applyio
]. I. WHITNEY e 20. Ga Camp street
- Fof passage, Apply TO the CAPITA board. il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
HdVRE.

l. saing New York packet ship eALgNk, Capt Lsss
e9v oading anL vii hays gaiek dispatch for height
ts3 bales Co.ou, AARON COHEN,
~. P. WHITNEY a CO, 81 Camp street.
u For having handsosey furnished
mlAon
Eeeond Cabin pAengers appp Captain
second District, opPaaie The Vegetable Market. ioi4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

The valuable Medicines above named have recently
been introduced, with the approval ofa number Of tho
Medical Profession in the city of Baltimore and elso-
where, and in prhetiee have succeeded admin.
bly, curing the discusses for when they prescribed
They offered 10 the country Practitioner, Medi-
cines which lac IN all respects depend upon pre-
pared agreement with the experience Of some ri the
learned uud judicious Physicians, aud strictly in
conformity with the rules of Pharmney aud M speeal
y serving his convenience, who rcudly the
city Ph sicinn have his prescriptions compounded
by practical Phurmaceutist.
See the descriptive PumI hets bc had graft. of ri
who have tie Medicines for snc continuing rcconmen-
,utons from Doctors Marrin, Bothel. ADDISON lnyne
Handy. Love Ne.
Dnetor s. -, Martin snys II do mol hesitate to
commend your Diarrhnd Cordiai aud Anodyne Cherry
ETpectoydHt &c,
Doctor John Addison says I'll gives me much pleos
10 add my testimony to that ot others, ia favor Of
the eftraordHarg Efficacy Of youI Da,1haa C0rdai DC;
and ollbe EIPcctoran, II la9e hesitation in RECON-
mcndng 1t rs most valuable medicine yo
Doci. Il. A. Payne su,a he has used the Dmyrhaa
Cord,al in his practice with The hnPpicst effect. and
thinks 1t is o the mos convenient and efficient
hnutions ever offered To profession "
1r. l. d. lIupdy writes; al hive ndmni'cred your
AHodynr Ertccofant in several cnses of the Bronchial
Anelon w-th the nost hapy ,esuits.nad from koo~l-
edge ii lis odmirabie effects. Gun with the greatest
confidence recommend it," &c
Doet. s. W. Love writes us that lac has administer
ed the TpciOrdHf to his wife, who Inns bad the Bfon-
ris for toUJicH years md That she Is nsl recovering
done her good than all the remedies she has here
rofore used under able medical counsel.
Sixteen of the best Apolhecnries aud Phurmaceuti-ts
in the city of Baltimore, write, I've satisfied the
preparations kuown Stabke Aaodvae cherry Eyec-
iordRt and Stabier's DiartA@d Cordio medicines
ufGhtAryALuE, aud rery Efficient for the relief and
OF the diseases Tor which they recommended !;
they bear the rvideou of skill aud in their prepa.
ration mt style putting up, nke Pleasure in
recommending them.
twenty OF the mot respectable Merchants re-
sidcnts al Maryland, Virginia mud North Cnrolinn, who
have sol and nso used these medicines themselves, shys
From experience and that 81 ~ customers, we
do confidently recommend them Pro Bono Publico. We
have never known my remedies used for the d,ensc
for which they prescribed tn be efficient, aud To
give such entire satisfaction 10 all
The nboye notices Of recomEcndn ions from members
of the Mrdicui Faculty, Phnrmnchcmi.ts al high s,nd-
ing, md Merchants Of the first responsibility, shou be
sufficient satisfy NIL TINT these medicines worhy
oftrai by the afflicted nd that they oln different
stamp and class from the QuucHefs Md "CGro Ais
= much imposed ul,n the public.
L II STABLER & Co, Wholesale Druggists, Built
more, Proprietors.
For sne by Druggists generally. mud by
STABLER g. co,
JOHN II. SEhY,
DAVID r. LYMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
Observation-Disclosures

IL GROCERIES AND PLASTER-The sl.h
.eriber-Il continues the fire proof brick Wnre-hn,-,
the canal, amidst all the changes to receive and fen
ward Gnods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, g.,
Dut charges Willie low. aud forwarding done with da
,atch.
Will receive in few days, first rate assortment at
'itocertes, " hck he will sell .ow, and buy all timr-
'lnur Corn Meal Oats Flax SEED, &c. for which l..
will give the best prices.
Pig aud Bar Iron Tor sale
JAMES b. RENWICk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

tOK ulkE-on Tuesday tie 18th inst, IL fair.
II not tho next fair day thereafter at the lato
dcnoe ut Frederick kabler decd NIL the Ncgroe. he.
longing to the of snid d,ecdent consisting
Men Roya Nprcn.. and Child en-in all about hfteenf
TERMS; Bonds y hh approved aeruriiy will be
quircd, JAS METCALF Admir-.
nov l1.ta of +. knhlcr. decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
IMPORTANT DISCOFERY!!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES II!

Il ,bo cnre IF Coughs, Colds, A,thmn, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat Ioars, ness Difficult Breathing. lncipent
G,,r,i,n and 'seases of the Lungs. They have
NJ ,aste of medicine, and any Guild will take them
rlnrd. have been tored to heath that lad before
;i Testimony wen IN tun lreds OF a
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AK for Bryap's Pulm, &c Wuers.-the ORIGINAL a'd
o,ts Genuine !, stamped 'ryan. Spurious knd- are
Or! f saIe Twrnty.6> cents box Sold by deal
"he'r" 30 IN, 7 BRYAN 4 co. Rochester, n. \. Pro-
sri Wholesale by J. B WOOD, Richmond T. H.
ROBERTSON eco Peter a ar, J. IL, r isl
SCo- Wheeling, and d. r. LYMAN, Lynchhurg.
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