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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
TO the Citizens Of the Fifth Con-
gressiOnnI District.


10y recent act of Legislature, the counties oi
- Halifax, Henry Pttsylvania, franklin Appomnt-
tox, Patrick and Campbell, compose the 5tl District
he citizens of which, and those of the ad Joining
ties, are invited te in Lynchburg, the well
known
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING BAZAAR,
TO examine the largest and desirable stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing Offered in this section
Of the old Dominion
just received from mandatory, supply Ito
which shall make addition thoroug ghout the
scaGon) of Jnable Clothing.
COATS.-Cassmere, Casbmerett, Twcods, Apaccn,
CrooD, Dnp-de-Ete, Seersucker, Brown French Linen.
White do Fancy do; Planters Linen, Erminet, Linen,
Duck other styles of summer coats.
PANTS of every suitable material.
VESTS.-Silk, Satin, Marno, Linen, Lustre, Wors
ted do; Fancy Marsellcs, white do, buff do gold tins
eed Party Vests silver tinseled, do Embroidered Me-
rno, do.
FURNISHING GOODS.-Linen Shirts, fine, med-
and low priced Collars, Opera Ties, Stocks Crn-
watts, Gloves, Socks, Suspenders &c. Particular
on is given this departmentand large and complete
of the latest styles of the above goods
stantly on hand A. s. SiiAFER & co.
apl l6-ts
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RICHMOND.

EDMUND, DAVENPORT a. CO.,
1lRICHMOND, offer for sale in and 1ostas
Wholesale
5000 Sacks Liver fine Salt Marshall and other braads
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expecfss
500 bbls. Rosendale Cement
500 bushels prime Coverseed
$50 bbls. Bone Dust
125 hhds. Bacon sides.
1877 terces Sugnr House Molasses
900 boxes Archer e. Cos. No. l axes.
900 tierces London Porter
SO onses Cross e. Blacknesl Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Catchup
25 Hampers English Choose (Gouccster)
rs boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
300 bngs Brnzilc Sugar
400 bags Costa Rcn Coffee
Hennessey GODDARD, otard and Sasarnz Brandy, Held
sics and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madeira, and
Port Wine, &C., &c.
Many of the above of importation, and
profess sell low asfhey be had in this
try quantity and quality considered Teas, good
assortment be hadin the country adapted TO the
trade of Virginia.
dec 3O-ducts EDMUND, DAVENPORT e. CO.
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LEVI ELpRIDaE. Grr,L ACT.

No. T. North wharves, Phil'a.
Notice TO Shippers-Due notice will always be give
the hour Of their smiling. RO. RANKIN, Agenk.
April2-dActs
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SALT, $50 sacks salt received and for sale by
~ Dec II BF sACKErT
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), UNION COOKING RANGES

dSx UNION COOKING kANGES.-The
@ subscriber has just received from the North few
V-Sf more of Ponds Improved Union Cooking Ran
ges for wood and coal, which for economy and
nence, have gained for themselves such ceebriiythot
they rapidly taking the place of all other arrange
ments for cooking purposes.
The water cask, for keeping constant supply of hot
water without any additional fuel is upon the most per-
feet plan. Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms, can be attached if desired. Personal attention
given to the setting of them and all warranted
operate in the perfect Thousands Of ref
might be offered but examination of them
The of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority over any other fixture.
mar9-tf q. s. BLISS.
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DAILY YIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEHNHS =.

The yIRGINIAN is published daily az So and weekly at
al ser advance No subscription Is taken for shorter
] than months; and discontinued except at
br opton propeors, until all arrearages shall have
anf -:'l.Nr inserted for 50 cents per square. Tor
.ss insertion aud 81 "a cts for every outer
e Of insertions is not marked on the MS 1t
will be published till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES areFor the privilege OF two squares
5,ily square, daily 5 semi weekly
s25-f form, daily $40, semweeky $50 Every yearly
yertser required confne his advertising 10 his
uar line of business If he the space stipulated
he will be charged ratably br the EXCESS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17
Late from California,

Y.-. !, amer George Law arrived at Now
~, " with California mails TO ,be
.,,.r IanE oft, S. Dragons had an en-
,r-,- ~. Il. on the lst. near Rogue river with
,.,.n, - INDIANS. Ten Indians were killed
"ion ho'h sides " ''"''''er oil woun-
H. r.; ,"I'lh3 news is generally favorable
.,..I. .'> on the river beds were pre,ar.
~. - 9t,e' on account of the ncarapproach
..,, !'ror'ed that Joint stock comn,rv
a, :: WITH capital of two and a half
'., -, =, 'oIlars. to establish steam navioa-
r,,.,. NE villa. The intentions of this
lie u t'e cooked upon with suspicion.
~ p- r'3n''Ic Telegraph line Lctwcen
Na,,,;ll'n, !>"o' >iorktnn. Sacramento and
Ii ne Is IN operation. NV ''''1
,a-.. ,F' have been several fires in d;f,.r,n,
'.-- .t,l. i IAN Francisco since the dcnar.
,.,,.. .'r ''>' steamer. but the loss in aanh
= :: WIS not heavy. VS. III e"ch
.t.,~. a ,o1'' :. Sonora, Stockton. Down
Nv" ire sacramento, have all suffered
N..l.nr f.,
>,n"-, 'nr,her has TRANSFERRED rcrar.i;nn
'a-.', in ,h, .Ap'dlfIon. and 10 further moyr-
Tie > ,'a' direction are reported.
.a, 'l.ur.u.I 'ai'rl~ro papers record more
The , '>,'1 quantity OF murders ''''' I
:.oI. a,J , a.n OF California was GENERALLY.
In >, weather favorable. IAN!
49, tr, ,'" [ the transactions were rs,ber
,., 9. "a, ,,., ''@ nri;cs If year, d; =.
l'"..'' rT|'i low
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17
Z II e G 4 l. E - q nj y
nbia. Hamilton Judiciary. Stanton.

iumbia, Hamilton Judiciary. Stanton.
Mr. Gcrr:t Smith presented petition from
the New York Temperance Alliance, asking
Congress TO suppress the Intoxicating drinks
in the District of Columbia. and asked for a
special committee
Mr. Richardson sayin. that he intended to
discuss the subject. it went over.
Mr. Cobb introduced the homestead bill
which was referred to the Committee Oh
Lands
MIR Wentworth nf Illinois, offered a resol;l-
ton affirming that Congress has the power to
provide fer the construction of railroad ov-
er the territories of the Uuion, and ought i'm
mcdiatrlv to exercise it, Laid on the table
by vote Of l2G to -.
Mr. Wa>hburn, of Illinois. offered resolu-
ton that Congress has power to construct a
railroad through the territories Of the United
States, to transport muntion, Of war. Sc.
Mr. Jones OF Tennessee. moved to lav it on
the table, pending which the House adjourn
ed.
TUESDAY, Dee. -.
SEEATE.-M Mr. Gwin introduced a bill es-
tabIi>hing line OF mail steamers from San
Francisco to Shangha".
Mr. Adams inrolncc, bill to re1urc and
graduate the price OF public lands Referred.
Mr. Adams also introduced Till to sup
press the circulation of bank notes. OF any de
nomination under FIVE dollars, in the District
Of Columbia. Referred.
HOU SE.-Mr Bright reported bill pro-
viding for the appointment of an Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury by the President
and the Senate Passed
Mr. Stanton of Ky. presented a memorial
from General Lane. ccntc>ting the seat of
the Delegate from New Mexico. Referred to
Committee on Elections.
The House then resumed the consideration
of Mr. Wa>hburn'S resolution affirming the
power of Congress to construct Railroads
through the Territories Of the nitcd States.
which. after considerable discussion. was Ia
hIrd, by a vote of Is yeas, to 4 navS.
Mr.. B>>c offered a Joint resolution, rem
d-ring the thanks of Congress to General
Wool. for his distinguished services in the
Battle of Bucna Vista. and authori>ing the
President to cause a sword to be presented &c
him Referred to the Committee on Militia
~ Affairs.
Mr. Yates offered a resolution asserting
that "A Railroad through the Territories i.
impcrativclv demanded. and that the people
are favorable to the construction OF sch :
road. from IN" Atlantic TO H." Pacifi. oceans
After discussion it was tabled ll9
NAYS tiS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17

I ne crops IN California continued to Weld
o'Hn"I'H l>LANbS.-Therc is but little
news OF interest from these Islands TIE
small po7 continued to prevail, with no anna
rent s'"ns OF Abatement No further chan
ges IN the ministry had taken place
(, Inc s1natters have had large meeting at
Sacramento. and passed exciting resolutions.
Among other things. they declare Capt. Sut
Ter CLAIMS to be invalid and that the lands
upon which SACRAMENTO is built belong to the
nltrd States. as overlooked lands. LARGE
n m', OIL em'@ranfS were arriving bv the
VIA route In one case. party of twelve
haa been attacked by the .Apaches, and al!
but one killed
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.Eo,,-:e, t,.- tic c:....io...;.,..
CALEDONIA COUNTY CO!HT.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER =. Is.
Present.: Hon. l.. p. POLAND. Chief Justice.


Cnu
" a. W. BrKE"rGF>, ASST ''"'' -''-
jury Empannelled Richard p. Tawcv.
William Stuart. Barnet; Daniel B. DrniSon.
Clifton c. Stoddard, Burke: Jno r. Putnam.
Enos B. IIazen, Cabot: Newell b. >torkcr
VIM. b. Palmer, Danvlllc: Martin Weld
Groton: John S. Way. Alfred p. Collier.
IIariwick; John W. Lewis. Kirby: Oren =.
Wakefield. Charles ingalls,. Lyndon: Austin
Parker. Newark; Hammond Hand. William
Narnnm Pcacham: Peter Gibson. joel Car
bee, Rvrgate: Calvin j. Wright, =. O. Sc
venson. st. .'ohn>iurv: James Campbell.
Henry W. EaSt"rbrcoEs, Sutton Horace
Drown. Sheffield; Paul ID. Knight. Walden:
Francis j. Carpenter, Joseph \. Gould, Wa
terlord; + F. Darling. NhcrlOrk.
Officers in attendance on the Court: Geor.rr
Iic. Sheriff; Moses Hill, T. J. Bartlett l.!
ID. Hill. and {. J. Crosby. Deputies.
Upon the call Of TIE docket. 90 cases were
set for the Jury.
No. "S-tharlcs II. Roberts vs.. G. de & d.
Wiley. lre>pa>s 70 RI quantity Of goods
which the plaintiff attached on several
wr's aGanSt on" Sauna russell OF hce-
lock, IN December. 1879; and by him taken
possession of, In August 1872 attached
by defendants on writ against aid irnSs' !!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

r,,scs
e The Mormons are making treat ,lfort,
to convert India 10 their faith. but meet with
little success.
.-v .rl. .,,.,., Vice.,
:, r.
o,+ roir ,r.:+.,n o.;,;o - ,lo v..1..,.,.
.rII .....1r1
!, rr,entlv needed and mi ,It l., suc...s"i,l N
the present divided state of the Mormon sc..
r,- ~, 49,. -coooo .,;..;.. 49,.
1o...1...,, I:-..:r,,.,,,.,l.
49,. r.,
90 ~,
* ne -"''h'"''>' Ni'>>'"h '"h'''''"" ha>
'H.F't'r'''''' -'''''" I'r -'t'"I Missionary
P'''l'>'S ''' '"''''"3 year lh'> Is Z Iaft'
increase on pF'VI'u, appropriations
- Oh the ISIS ort'tnioy CONGREGATIONAL
churches IN New i.ncian". -. are without
pastors. Over N""" members have been al
mittcd to all the churches daring the past
year.
It''Thc H!pt.is and Methodist, in San
Francisco, Cal. ~" both engaged in building
iarge rev houses Of worship.
X" In Oregon TIE Mrthodi>-S lave two
presiding elders. l. circuit rrcachcr>. and a
bout 50 local preachers ; the Conrrcgational-
ISIS: and the various Prcslvteriars lave So
NE A.. y '''''"' Has ''''' III progress
IA '"' w" ''''''''"n i''>'''''''on Ihai') since
- Ut" .'''''o' al '''''N' II Is sa'' 'ha'
''' "o'" i S!''"''''1 mo 'hF an]o'uih-
''"">
es Three ministers Of the gospel and five
or SIX missionary Srhool-maStrrS have recent
" been engaged in Switzerland to come over
and engage IN the work Of Spreading evangel-
zeal influence in Canada.
ININEESALI>T>-lhc following statistics
exhibit the strength of this order at the pres
cnt time in the United States 1907 societies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17
.AC('EEOX.
CHANGE OF TINE

{ and ai'"r N""dav. Dee. l.. Iran south "
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More New, GO0,|S.

'E'iif '',i'>'ri;'-s have iu~. -,r,,,, = ,~.,. =. !
splendid assortment 81. .:aa t,ori-. .,i,,,-:i.i.
N, l..rr
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Msssrs Editors 81 tAv Crescent: Please an-
a tg M tle olf., ~ CuNsf Gill MI r4 t.sT Jr5TltEt5
lUCRT. Mh%T VOTERS. t4l7 u
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4 oNoNG AHELA WHlSkY-5o barrels, in
Z anl q sal y E, NJ NLEh 81 lehoup,tQsea " s4a
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! ELY q lsAeks, Attorney al oaaa18e'-

~ l1DER & FABIAN, Commission aI.j f's,
= ' 4.aE aistssssts, Sszoela. ta.s-zfau 80
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I EoNARD, SAMUEL, Produce Broker and
sA fuhle Wegtsr 20 Bank Place, ss#l4y4as r.s,a
'ttE 90 rA1 IN As " all suls
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Prepay Optional.

To % into tii#el with the going steamer alter
the 18th OF Au4lst IS53
ps..,,,t n,=4f,
I2y543an co1ts.. 10
=. ' A1s' ~ ~
- :, 80 - -
i.5.1sa 70
- - ~
1871 = - T.. - -
r,i5,54e - =;
Fl 1900 t.-t - II II
yrs5I.fHrf M nm WIN, -
5iafHn -
ffai5ia4rgf ii
tI3H4=y4#r u
Efqs54 If,tH5I.t,f.r -
kIr IS
NM y,.tT+54.J -
- s1ttt .'f'stt 1890 ~:
III ,l5f.3ii6fi4 chyr5rja 10
sit..6a5 I5frel S5T5t5l5 = -. tt.t -
198ig5f,45TTi - -: -
prf..ia kfI6stt.3tI tai " - - -,
.sr1.. 80 = u ''''' -. ~ ~
g 4tt,.t,trL,h $50. =
81 Nqif,irFau '.t't's' - = -
s4ya- Neinlar 70 80 -
kingtlGi
rchaumburg LIN =
.th83ttt1turt. BUiutstadt ..=.=..#....- -
sehwart1bura lluld .tl.u,en =
SeS,,I6 p N. y ,nl % Sum L., fi, ~ AL
admissible ~ W '''' isss Is l's
Newspapers snt rom thu Gnted Suites. must le t,ra
raid lWo each aud pauuhets and fDa.tziUaa am,
mt 5a effaett5n o m ounce This is thu uiled
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Ees- FEED ]. ROBERT; IL Candidate for
CONSTABLE on 1IE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Erat5 q,
q Vi
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araVtrg IOtE J. lI1lpt st. l,-dalt-tFrl toup5e.
III fuSsfA Bib. or THE FIRST Ju9TCE's t3r7T 't-
5tpt-au=. GeeaJl Sy, a.r-t-t0 lti9 FRfESifS. ieIg
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m oisrt N N VA tisy ssass, " y .a crs4l. s. iss
-------------- - oc..~ w
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FESlIE OCEAN SPRINGS will he open -,
z reception 81 Boaf4ers NrAT Isra 9i.5S LII
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Rsy~ J, G, PoNpEyTER, Superintendent Of
= Ensph yery Ne tfy pos 7f-, IA "andse fIf:Rs
" TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. bii3 ah
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ZsfF' I0nS CRfcRARD is n candidate for CIf1,E
u 1iiE SECOND DiSTEitT COURT. nj u
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u&F~, J l.. < J. D. Attorneys ard Co4a.
~ t ise No Sc c4r-'ss s-rso4 Ss~o-'sa4s, ,a. q
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IL LlkGES q CO., Builders Hardware ana
iras r. ar 8 a7- 8 cr-s.,.
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ONES, Al, JH, tiate TALsoT. JON .
~ e-l Fer-rarlaa AIR. -.ys 4
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICES
C. AItBgE arablts for AUDITOR .rsuy
ymt'r e"" 6lTet 70 Tue arep Of Way Stale coayrHsoa
iststs
RS Mcssrs. Editors: Please to announce
Tticr C"ttr saas. 80 %" ta'son 9. b.sgs. emgrs.an
Ata~ ], G. PoMDEyrER, Superintendent Of
81 81 Ts isf fef5 sr III ~ G6ef '''4 IN y
ZTF' ions CEicKAED ia n candidate for CL1,E
Oh TIE SECOND DSTidCF COURT.
D1- p, NJ BEETE, for the past fourteen
yen}s ler ClefE O., be Trobste s De
pjarHlGT CGuE1, ssoo m Io eta5rgi
nss- THOMAS Q PooEE is candidate for
cLFhA Of 1lt Eco1b DISTRACT C@uHT. mus ID
r. Editors Of the Crescent Please m
O. 9Gs1 re Tn Gf n S n "a >s G III
as,- Messrs. Editors; Please announce me as
aa1 Is of csRKpF Ii THFp 9f SHw
TfJ- WILLIAM P. BEDrocK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT othe coar lhes 1s o'se
Dss- We nre authorized to announce Colonel
G SsIS , Gas m eLErk d =: Ttiso
mia
rfs- JAMES A. HoPKGNs is candidate for
cLEEE OF TIE FOURTH DsTFicTCouRToF w" ORLEANS.
ny THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
o!hTRlGT COURT Ne" ORLEANS, candidate 'or rssle4,
-
rs.- SAMUEL G RISK is a Candidate for
GLEkk or the FltTH DISTRICT COURT Fl t him
cay ~ N'''" n+A'' -----+--4---- it.3 ts
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- MI, JOS g., 4 CO., ruce.ssvss I'd
Jehf bs H.a "a aAge-as sarst Nswur-st4 leqis
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49,, i aN,'gs 49, 49,. =. Htsc4aYr
Il Df.N q BANCROFT, Wholesale aad ts,.
y ,tis BRTA.s 81 N KETe HI SfsEisz
New .ria-hs. ss aAs'~he As'eeA hatss sFnr,s,
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ttf ftanth p4
. - =. -. .. e. l
ttdIrn and Servfhts half price.
AIs DA1GLE h HEAICHAMP.
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rs Mrssr8. Editors: Please to announce
FRANCS LEIGH a C,etlils6r CLERK q tlRsT
TRicr cotl't sa3er. b" q bnaergs t@ng4n
lie Wi, he by NhsI FtlESBa Jytdu
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

CE! lCE!--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
n Retail bears in ICE Eysian ogpcste
tonis9r'-a Re rad Defe i.ser sis No Iss ga set
70 u sage1a 40 7r=r No New L street, No 50 View Ise
street Corn TehotpoulGa
two Ice tIoassa Armony srset Faarth
tsai lso'
, CE--5bJ 20 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
j lst N.Y. 'or sale b VIII SEY CO., 81 CAM
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REV ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF EEW ORLEANS.

OSsfeF DAILY EAF-oUyr.t
Tuesday A0rniEg August % 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY
s4-.H E.u4.a saHa, N ypvgl ST vs. IsAaTi,
ARRIVED
S. gos VI NJ ry, irvm Gta 81 Ia4s liaslsa AZ rsaaa-
bs @gy ia s,r tz.a- tr.u ysiA caa w., ta',tyG Y
steam boats.
T. T igt-s bryte EeaI tg-r.
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d ALE, LEV H., Commission Merchant ard
- Z -y.l4t4an Az 5ets
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I'll DIit -BARElLF = ~. have renewed 5aCk
9 Y t7r- atasi. 81 'gE~-H
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i-hLA Qab CU.. NOSES, Comm III
\ : l5., 4 ..-.- -. : = ~ s~--t
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Fzgs- For CLERK OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
cor eT-GEORGF WASHINGTON lEw1s the prsssr Muat-
oIrh n The F'fh Lstrt Conf 0
MI NJ IT, yAavs, himself - tha
S 81 C'khStiIP d sd loart, whatever
ee ah4nge4 tel7 "a
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Eft- S4hCBL g. RISK is a Candidate for
cLERk or THE FIFTH DISTRICT 5Ion-
Ia sss lei ~ II. ts
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AiEfa & CO., 4. D. Wholesale Csrosera
~ 4at -=1aAlera ssa ss L Vggts 8-tas
- ~ag+- Pen tgal ~ U.s. as4s sgl sytgy " NJ I
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I lNSON, GEORGE W., Ship Agent ard
fa1ta4i l.uaM Marc stur 4.f.et. ao4s
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fTTlFFNEY & LOWELL, sAip Argnrs al
y. ------. \ Ge-..a.... IL .. -.
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mff- Massf5 Editors; Please announe WV,
COURT. lpblf
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R>s- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
'!sTRlGT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate ty tsgeg.o.
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rs3- JAMES A, HoPKNs is candidate for
cLEEK OF THE FOURTH DisTRfcTCoCRroF sE"oHLEAss.
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mr. THOMAS q P00LE is candidate fol
CLERR OF 1iIE ECOSB DISTRACT COVER. mis- Vi
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rfj- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
ae le !or CLERK pF Tflt. rHlRD nsrRtCTCoIEf Of gw
ORLEANS FRA SClS NOUSEY. uhs
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- Editors Of the Crescent Please m
WILLIAM J. CASTEEi CLERK
Of THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT nt sew ORLEANS. mia
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re- WILLIAM p BEbtoGK, for CLERK Of tbs
THHp DISTRICT COURT, othe Cgar That NAY bg ogsnz
succeed lnLB
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Dszs- VIC nre authorized to announce Colonel
CHhktFs A. IAgEIAS Gatidae CEErK t th4 TffED
DISTRICT COURT whay the ray be changed %,
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re- WM IlENEY WATERS, Candidate for Con
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mr. For Constable, THRD J-,rtcE's CnrBT
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-15
GRAEFENBERG CIULDIEN's pANACEA.

most strange and incredible fact meets the very
thrt shod of our remarks this vaabl" medicine II is
this: that no medicine prepared adapted TO the dis
of children and youth has ever been offered To tc
public, while at the sam" time IL is established by the
most accurate tables OF mortality that oliealf the
man FAMILY die before reaching the live years.
We should suppose that 10 this great human suf-
frrrS-tls one-alf OF the racc-thc most anxious and
earnest attention would have been given; that medical
SIKH would have been task ed to It's
out medicine To which mothers and nurses might resort
under the constantly recurring necessities which Br>
themselves in this connection. The world is literally
crowded with medicines adults. To thc,urinI of
chlldron no one Las seemed Ia proper attention. NJ
one mas regarded Their condition. No on has seemed IL
ihiiik II possible that the dis AMI death
among them might be stayed. Ii is true that there ar
numerous NcrmifG@cs AMI CGrlal- of some value. hi
each of these confined exclusively forms
of disease. The Grarlcnb.rg ChircIs Panacca is the
only M dcinc cNtant To either hrli> phcr. that is at ali
worthy of being called Il Inn; sl
plies the alluded to,