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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
Passage of an Indemnity Bin.

10S'tSt Y HW IHHhUtNtty I1HIs
BosToN, April s.-The House to-day pass
ed to third reading The bill TO indemnify the
sufferers by the destruction of the Ursuline
Con, ent in 1894, TO the am,unt of $4,000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FIRST DISPATCH
Legislature.

RICHMOND, April IL.
HousE-About twenty-five members up
peared in The senate today. A bill for the
reg isiration of births and marriages passed.
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Articlesappyopriate 10 The FIR" Cla"-Boxes OF hats,
bonnets furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second Class.-Boxes, bales
of dry good lenihers shoes saddlery gnss paints os
drugs and CO ulectionery.
articles apSropriateto Third Class-Virginin domes
tics sugar coffee liquor bagging. rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tim sheet IRON hollowware queensware, castings,
hardware marble (dressed and other heavy articles moi
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass.-Flour, lin
sacks rice, pork beef, fish lard taow and bacon, lin
casks boxes sncks beeswax bales of rags. ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill genring.
=, ( so miles $50 Salt per bushel !
faster per 100 miles 200 of Fifty pounds. 10
900 bs ooo ;i.o a M Carr;ed gnst 70
SeTt7-dts
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.lrrieaiof be Phladelrl,a-M ore cod Me

Ut 'o"t y NE IH"ddtIpNfu--IH oFe God DC
Steamer Illinois.
=, New ORLEANS, April s-The steamer
Philadelphia has arrived here from Aspinwall
She brings $50 passengers and $4,000.
There is no later news from California than
that which has already been forwarded.
The steamer Illinois his sailed from Aspin.
wall for New York with GOO passengers and
TWO millions and 4 half of gold
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12

DR. A. g. BRAoo-Sr: My little child, when one
month old was otncked with Scald Hend, and for
years hive employed the best medical aid in this city
without any benefit. One month since its head .
solid cake sore-I purchased one IS cent bottle Of
your Mustang Lfninent to sore had my nose
and upper lip which had been for six months--t
cured IL Immediately used tho remainder of the bot
tic the chds hend and is nearly cured,one bon
tic will without doubt, perfectly cure ii.
HENRY STIER.
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Increased Accommodates so the
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
70 II 49, EEE5

10 ~ -
ON AND AFTER Monday 9TH of April, 1883
- the Mail, and regular Passenger Train will eav.
Lynchburg daily. sundays excepted ut o'clock, Nj,
and arrive Mt Salem ut l0t o'clock. NJ Returning
will leave Salem at % o'clock, 2 NJ, and arrive in
Lynchburg AT d o'clock N-stoppng. going and retur
ming the following places only Forest Depot Goodies
Liberty, Oak Mulga Buford's Bonsack's Big Lick. and
Salem. passenger train will leave Lynohburg daily
Sundays excepted nj o'clock 7. M and arrive at Sa
lem at Sd o'clock 7. Nj. Returning will leave Salem
81 A. NJ, and arrive Lynohburg t91 A. NJ, stopping
going and returning Mt the following places: Halseys
Cnys,Forest Depot, Poindcx Goodies. Lowrys. Ii
berry Oak M"lgn, Bufords, Bonsacks Gish's MILL Dig
Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg daily, Sunday.
excepted, NJ "A o'clock, A M and arrive ut Salem
T. M.
Leave Salem Mt o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive Lynch
burg, t3d 4 NJ.
THos SHARP, snpt
Mareh2i dScts VA x Tenn r.
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This Is to certify TINT have used the Meriean Niue
tang Ln,meu recently, in very of Sprain.
The right hip so badly sprained and bruised, that
cnrs entertained II out Of joint. obtained
bottle of the Linimen and used II freely four days,
when the and pain all gone and tho hip
Joint was we'll | have also used the Linment for the
Piles Its effects were wonderful. Free application,
night and morning for week, has perfectly cured me.
EDWIN X BARRON.
81 Duane street N York, juno 25th, 1859.
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New YoRK, April IL.

INV UNhI II PTiI TT
The dredging machine at the Navy Yard
blew up this morning, killing the engineer
and fireman and injuring others
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Thackeray is in Albany. After delivering
two lectures there, he goes on to Montreal.
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SlLkS Ac-Just opened. very rich and beaut-
~ ful dress Silks, Tissues. Barages, Solid and Fancy
Mouslns, Ginghams, Lawns, &c.-Call and ace.
mar22--is DTC PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12

Il The properties of this Lniment unparalleled
for the of rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sprans, Burns,
Wounds. SwelIings Broken Caked breast, ind nip
pcs OF the severe character. We have hundreds
of certificates from persons that have been cured OF
these Diseases aud for horses Of Rngbone SPAWN Fs-
tuloes, Wndgos Stiffness, any enlargement Of bone
muscle.
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c@rS4CARRIAGES ROCkA-c& EH
N.Y. Us, BUGGYS WAGONS Aza@SH-
Sc-The Subscriber respectfully informs hisfriends and
the public generally that his stock of Carriages Rocka
ways and Buggys is large and he is adding it dai
y-all of his manufacturing and warranted equnl
to my in the state, either for durability.
He has also good stock of Carryalls for and two
horses
His stock of iron ALE wagons is very large, several
very superior roa wagons and four horse wagons, and
II large lot oftwo horse and one horse wagons
Also nrge lot of Rail Road carts made, and making
up all sizes Of wagons, carts &c.
heb. 9d&c6mif. JNO. h. BAILEY.
| so lare below the Franklin Hotel.
Danville Register publish one month (iD and send
this Office
Republican copy months. (i0
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nRY GOODS.-PHILIP w. PAYNE
- respectfully socits from his friends and the pub
lie the patronage heretofore extended to firm OF
Payne & Bell lis Stock Is large and well assorted
and every article will be sold the reasonable
terms. jy 26-ts
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GOLD PENS, with extension cases, warranted.
~ DO. largo engrocing Pens fer Banks,
&c. Gold Pens with, without cases.
ALSO
Perry & Cos, double action pen--extra fine points.
These pens are made princi plc and said 70
bc superior all otbers-Aso further supply Of Gil
liots exta, with other styles Abntna find other styles
of Pens received at South end Bookstore.
g. MORSE.
April6-ts
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I'D u T. ATION .--THE NEXT REGULAR
- Session of the subscribers school will commence
on Tuesday, the frsi day Of February, and close tho
hst OF July 1t is desirable that pupils should be pre-
sent ut the beginning Of the session.
TERMS per session of month";, el2 so, us 90 snd
800 90 according To tho grade of scholar.
School Room on Church Street, nearly In Of the
franklin Hotel. VIM. b. FEATHBRSTON
ian 3I.3mwta
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w. Payne
- has purchased Of Il. G. Bell his entire interest In
The of Payne Bell MI debts due the firm will
be collected by 7. " Payne; aso the debts due from
The concern will be pad by him.
We request persons having against the firm.
10 bring them in for settlement; also all who indcbt-
sd to the will please call and make payment
PAYNE e. BELL.
iy 26-t. July 81 1859.
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lust to hand ON CONSIGNMENT--a large
- lot superior Seed Oats.
ECHOLs, PRYOR L. TALIAFERRO.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-22

TUST received direct from New York large
= and we'll SOLICITED stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
comprising the following viz:
Also Blanket, Pctcrsham and Pilot do;
s Sssiast, Tweed and Jeans hock Coats and
Sackatccs;
Black and ihncy frock and dress cloth Coats;
Satin, Silk, Plush and Cashmere Vests;
Black and fancy Cashmere, Satinct, Tweed
and Jeans Pants;
L. p. Calico, Check and Stripe Shirts;
L.W, McFino and Cotton Under Shirts;
!, w. Merino and Cotton Drawers, and yari
Gus other articles too tedious to cnumcratc
Please call soon and got first choice and q
good at. ID. b. PECK.
Corner st, James and 81. Peters st.
Gonzales, October 8, 1S58.--l9.y
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
n..~la...s,. - D..h


Cernsr u 81. Jomss and s. Pstsp Ssrssts.
rs nov receiving direct fiom Nsv York, gen
u sral assortmsnt OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing nearly every article needed Ia this mar
ket-vix:
Fine black Drocade and fancy dre~ silks; some ve-
cricAn Nouslin DcI.Aines; french and Eng
Hsh Aerinos Of ~ colors and quail
tics; Cruvellis RobeE Regent
Silks AlpacAs Of every grade;
Son,e SILK Warped;
Ginghams and Cslicoes OF the latest style; Cam
beicks; Anc Lace Capcs and Collars; Chefniscttes;
Under Sleeves; Culi, &c. These are indeed magni-
6ecnt and bard 70 beat Also beautiful Shawls, L.
G. lIandkerchicfA Thread, Lsces lnscrtings and
Edgines. Jacones and Swis do, and fine black
E1k Lace Dress Tnminings Silk and Satin Rom
meta and Ribbons; Belts and Gloves; fine Caters
and Shoes Ingram, Narino and Silk Hose; AMI
Thousands Of other articles In this department too
FOR GENTS wEAR.-.rine black French
Cloths vestings, Casiuiers Satinettcs, Twccds,
Jeans, &C.. and general assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
finc Beaver, Noleskln, Kossuth, Sam Houston,
Lady Franklin and Pearl Planter Hats; Cloth and
Plush Caps; Boots and Shoes, Of every variety.
Also, NEGRO Hats and shoes, Goats and
PAntA Kcrseyh, 9LtpSeys, Lowells, Domestics,
Iiankesa, 1e. Also ! kigc a,sort,nsnt " fino Bod
DIanketa
HARDwARE.--T finest assortment evcr
brought 70 this market Queens, Wood and 0las
Ware. Also . few China Tca Sets chcap.)
0ROCERIES Sugar, Coffee, Salt Flour, 10.
baeco. Nails Powder, Shot, Lead. &c.
SADDLERY--A largo and splendid assortment,
ALSO some excellent old Port Wine and French
Brandy for medicinal purposes. SO
y ALSO, have full supply of Bagging Rope
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COUNTY or GONZALES.
10the Sheriff or other legal cdseer IF ssid County
GREETING:
VoU arc hereby commanded 70 ciec John Brown
by publication, to appear before mo personal
at tho Court house, In tho town Of GONZALES, Of
Der, 1885, at ton O'Clock A. ~, then and there TO
answer the demand Of Matthew'S Darst 4 Willis, In
plea Of debt founded note for iorty.io dol.
lars fortytwo ccnts dated january LIST. o2 payable
day after date ALSO an aocot or twenty eight
YOU have executed tho sanic, mako due return :
tho law directs
(~-l Given under my hand At said County
LIS Of Gonzales the 18th Of October. 1888.
IT, TH0A J. PILGRIM,
J. +. Il. q.
Iccstify this Is true copy of the original writ
to inc issued tho 18th Of October, 1859.
BENZ. +. WROE, Cont. @. g.
Gonzales, Oct, 22, l853-2l-4w.
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The state OF Texns,

J GONZALE.S COUNTY,
TO the Sher6 or other legal officer Of s0id County,
GREETING:
VOU arc hereby commanded TO cite by publ
u cation James a. Roe, to appear before me
personally at the courthouse, in tho town of Con
xales, OH Saturday tho Goth day Of November 1853,
ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ. then and there 70 answer the
demand of Matthew's, Darst 4 Willis, In plea Of
debt founded on an account of twenty-five dollars
fifteen cents, dated january lst 1852
Herein fail mot, aud OF this writ aud how you
have executed the samc mako due return N the
law directs.
(~--) Given under my hand at said county Of
L. s. Gonzales, this the 10th day Of OctoboS
(-- 1853
T.J.PILGRIM, j. r. q. q.
To me issued the 18th day Of October 1853
BENZ. r. WROE,
Constable @. G.
October 90, '53--2i-3w
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DIED.
In this town on Wednesday last, Ar. JoszrA
TnKEADoLL, aged about Is yearA
Trustees Notice.


a a meeting Of he Board Of Tnstses q Con.
"A zalcs College, held on The 18th day Of Oeto-
ber 1859. the following Resolution Was unanimous
ly passed:
Rssolved, That tho Board Of Trustees are alone
responsible to any patron Of the institution who
may consider himself agrrieved by the sction ar
the President and Professors In their employment
and that the President and Teachers ere alone res
ponsbe to the Board Of Trustees for their conduct
IN the discharge Of their efficient duties; aud al
persons who consider themselves In any manner
sgg1evcd by tue President and Professors, must
present the matter 20 tho Trustees for their sctiou
aud In no case apply to the Prcsident or Tcschen
THOS. J. PILGRIM,
+. CHENAUIT,
II. EGGLESTON,
Trustees: w. ". COLLINS, ST.
d. WEEKS,
JAMES RAMSEY,
w. H. STEWART.
Gonzales, October %, 1851
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G. WIEsE,
G. u N S M r. III

"oUI.D respectfully inform tho citixens Of
w Gonzales and adjoining counties, that he
Ia now prepared to execute in u neat and workman.
like manner, all work in his line of busincss
Gums restocked and bored to shoot close and
strong flint guns altered to percussion ON the most
improved principles Patent Brooches and Safety
Guards fitted to guns Of any make. Every descrip-
ton of Guns and Pistols made and repaired on tho
shortest notice Shop two squares northwest Of
Collins hotel
Gonzales, October Is, ls5s--tf
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Thc s,aac 0s 'a'cAns


10 the Shfr;F IF said C...,y---t;REErixo
yIIiiEREAS Bushod w. Huntsr, us heir Of a.
W Hunter, deceased, citizen OF Alexandria
County, Virginia, has this day flel In our District
Court, his petition against Robert w. Raync, Viii
liam Uewson and Mary Ann Ucwson his wife,
Robert N. Wynnc, George w. Ward and Stephen
Crosby, Commissioners Of the General Land Office
alleging in substance that on about the first dag
of August, A. d. 1910, John NJ johnson entered
In the County OF Gonzales, on vacant land, ono
$40 aero piece of land scrip, Issued by Sam Kous-
ton n, President Of the Republic Of Texas, bearing
date the 18th December 1896, and that A. Hunter,
the father Of petitioner as assignee Of said John
III. Johnson, has had tho same duly surveyed mad
severed from tho public domain and that petition
CIR a. heir Of A. H,ntcr Is now tho legal mi,
equitable owner of said land that long afterwnri
Robert ~ Wynnc and George w. Ward. az the as
signccs of James Mckenzie, fraudulcnuy and with
out either entry or legal survey, by ccnasson with
The surveyor Of tho Gonzales Land District, pro-
cured patent for n league OF land which embraces
this same tract and aftcrward conveyed the same
| TO William, Hewson, Of New Orleans and Hcwson
ind wife conveyed tho same to Robert w. Raync,
Of Now Orleans, all of whom took with full, notice
of petitioners rights; and praying that the patent
TO Wynno and Ward DO vacated SO far NJ petition.
cr's entry IL included in tho same, and that tho
land bc adudgcd 10 petitioner and his title to tho
same forever quietcd md that rnandainus Issue,
&c, with general relief and costs; and whereas, M
s. Parker ~ Attorney for petitioner, has made
affidavit that tho residences OF Sde defendants,
Robert H. Wynne and George w. Ward arc un-
known, and that tho defendants William Xcwsoi,
and Mary Ann Hcwson his wifS ana Robert w.
Rayne, are non.rcsidcnts of this State.
| Therefore, &c hereby command you 10 clio tho
said Robert H. Wynnc, George w. Ward. William
Yewson, Mary Ann Lcwson his wife and Robert
| w. Raync, by causing this writ 70 BIO published In
tho Gonzales Inquirer, for four successive weeks,
previous to tho return day thereof 70 DO and ap-
t...l~ Al
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
sALK or VALUABLE LANDS AND
TOWN PROPERTY

:. - " - As~(4 4x4s =
GeHE undersigned win ecu Il public auction, In
= the town Of Gonzales,
On Saturday, 1oth October. leS3.
the following described lands and town property,
20 Wit:
SIX Lets IN the town % Gonzales,
fronting on the north Military Square, In block 10
each "a feet front and running back 30 feet
Als0, One Let,
fronting on the Public Square, joining Hyman's
brick Office, 20} feet front by 40 feet deep
Also, One Lot,
In block 90, fronting Military Square.
Also, 0ne-half Lot,
adjoining the above lot and south Of my brick
blacksmith shop, fronting Conley's brick Office
Also, -Four Acres,
OF the west end Of lot No. tier l, east Of water
street and fronting on water street.
Also, Four Lots,
In block %, with Ill the improvements consisting
OF good dwelling house, out houses, good gar.
den, &c.
Also, 1905 Acres,
situated on the west side Of the Guadalupe, IA
miles south Of the town Of Gonzales, being Of very
rich black soil, and known rs the Buckhorn tract
Also, 113 Acres,
miles below the town of Gonzales, fronting on
the west aide Of Guadalupe river, being very rich
valley land, and containing about 65 acres OF tim.
bored bottom.
Also, 90 Acres,
Of choice land, situated onc.haf milo no,ti, Of the
town Of GOuxalcs is
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Matthews s. Willis,
u EPECTFuLI.Y inform their friends and tho
- public generally, that Ia addition to their
stock .lrcay on hand thcy arc now receiving diroe.
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting Ia part Of
0snabarrs
Domcstics, Tickings,
Costonasics, hrrwn 4 bisachcsl
Iineas, CAssimercs, ranuels, Prints,
Printed. White 4 Emhroiisfvd Muelias &
Lawns, Hack and Fancy Silks Tissues and He
rcgee 6inghsns. eotson and Inca Drinings HOSIERY.
Gloves, Wells. wrought Collars and Sleeves.
RgaBY NADIA CLOTHING.
fcr summer ~sss. VI every variety u ssyls aud nat.
HATS.
large and sssied Asecstseat
RooTS 4 sH0sS
ladies' Hlk add tAsslus Rzlsefs. lsnay iisssx.
Hissssesss Nj sasFes> Waking sAe<s Chikssss
Ard Aisss~ sssaee Hsossssl tssee t1nsA f~<sssg {
Md oAissss fssr~. Napfess. Rssss e sssy Alaa
nxaawskx
HssekszsSsA, n<xeh sssi Fsrsesax fs,-k. 3-tsssAs
Asxsf< frse<< l<x rAaka< Ases Hzseaf1xes, sssi
lssxs s~ssssassss u Nam. lssks> isassas. HE.
yyxwaKx
nssksss rs@N nssssvs sssasarsx sss,s sssss
raoanaxE
fssss nssAss ss~ss, teasas r~ss Axe kaNsses
ssnDxsxr
tsssss Nssrzss sa& tsAsksss " asss ss ssxxs "a
tsesgxs< f<x>s<S es~t ex4 A. fssS. f.xs.>. $780,.
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T TSns stats 81 s 'TEs11HszAzxs. !

0onzalcs, October p, lsos-H
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For Rene.

will, on the same day that tho above property
L. offered for salc, rcnt for tho ensuing year. 1850
the following described rcsidence:
One hundred and scventy-Hve acrcs of good val
ley land, under excellent stake-and.siter fence,
with oil tho improvements thereon, consisting of u
two story frame building with eight rooms al tho
necessary out houses and an excellent we'll This
property adons tho town Of Gonzales on the river,
and Is the same Formerly occupied by Ell Mtchcll
Esq Possession given on tho Art Of january
next. q. s. BROWN. :
Gonzales, September -. ls5s-l7-ew
THE IONZAIES C0TTE77E
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-11-23
JEW DAvID's
HEBREW PLASTER,

VHE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
| Pain in the Side, Hip, Baes. Limbs and
Joints. Scrofula, Kings Evil, White swell.
in:s, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints. and all fixed
pains whatever. Where this P s,cr is ap-
piled Pam cannot exist.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been
so extensively used by Physicians and the
people in general. both In this country and
Europe, that it is almost needless TO say any
thing about it, Yet there may be some,
who stand in need of its henling powers
who have not yet tried il. For their sakes
We will simply state what it has done in
thousands of cases, and what it will do for
them when tried.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-11-23

The CoTToN CROP OF THE DISTINCT
We made particular enquiries on Monday
last sale-day--of many of our most in
telligent and extensive Planters, are TO
the probable amount Of injury done the
crop, by the early and severe trosts of this
season, aud was surprised to find it gene
rally estimated at full one-hird! This is
a serious loss to!our planters. The crop
If the seasen had been favorable until the
last boil on the stalks had opened, would
not have been an average one, in conse,
quence of the droughth during the first
growing of the plant; bnt now onc-hal
the bolls in almost every field hang IN.
opened and dead We find. also thu,
our neighboring Districts are in the same
P'ight-thc drought and frost having
visited them simultaneously with US
Throughout the whole Of the Cotton
planting States the past season has been
unfaTorable for an average crop and it is
but reasonable to suppose that, il our
planters manage their cards iudiciously,
an advance of prices can be obtained.
almost commensurate with the shortncss
of the crop.-Lo0rensmHe HeruLI.
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Circulars. Sc.

As NO ordinary sized advertisement can
explain fully the merits and nature Of this
article, the Proprietors have Published new
Circular, giving the history of this Medicine.
the description, nature &c, of its principle
ingredients the effect they are designed to
have upon the lungs and liver, and a copious
TO the persons, who have been cured by it
giving tkeir names and residences even Ia
the street and'th number. Those who are
troubled with congh, or whose lungs are
il tht lea": affected, arc cs.T..,s!ly dssG:eA 20
call upon the agents named below, and pro-
cure one Of those pamphlets, It can be had
gratis, and well repay a pcrusai
SCOYIL g. MEAD,
Ill Charities Street, New Orleans.
Wholesale GencIal Agents for the United
States, to whom all orders must be atl-
dressed.
And sold by
I. II. & J.R. MAGIII., Lancaster c. H., sc.
a. u. WyIie Chester
n. J. DELAY Camden ~
j. ]. Workman do
Winchester, Stitt g. Son Munroc, NC.
Fisher q Heiniths, Charlotte, NC.
Fox a. Caldwell do.
And by ono Agent in every town in the
South.
July 90 2Ieow1y
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Bleeding Lungs Cured.

SEE UOW PRONPJTY Y IT ACTS!
Statement of Mr.. A. Lang, Baker, No 3SS
Pearl street, New York. few days before
last Christmas was taken unwelI, and soon
commenced bleeding freely ut the lungs J
called in y Homeopathic Physician, but his
medicine did not seem TO help me. read
Your advertisements and thought would Try
DIR. Rogers Syrup of I.ivcraort, Tar and
Chanchalagua. Before bad taken up the
third bottle, my bleeding had stopped, my
cough was gone, and felt well as usuai.--
my hcalli, is now good. Ieonsider it "a most
excellent medicine, and cordially recommend
IL to my friends. This statement was made
60 the Proprictors, March IL, $780,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-11-23
DIR. STRONG'S gE.
COMPOUND SANATIVE
PILLS.

THESE PILLS are entirely Vegetable,
Il and are most superior Medicine in
the cure of NIL Bilious Complaints, Chills
and Fever, Dyspepsia, Costiyeness, Liver
Complaints, Juandices, Sick Headache, Scro-
fula, Salt Rheum, Pevers of ali kinds, Loss
of Appetite, Obstructed and painful Men
situation, and all lingering diseases.
As Female Medicine they act like n
charm, and when taken according to the di-
rections, they never fail to cure the very
worst cases Of Piles, after all other remedies
fail.
They purify the blood, equalize the circu-
lation, restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other
Secretory Organs 10 healthy tone and ne
ton; and as an Anti-Bilous Family Medi.
cine they have no equal. Price % cents pei
box "