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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-18
Gbc Dailp Diroinian
D'Orsay's Successor.

The Editor Of the Literary Messenger, thus
touches up candidate for The throne Of the
dan,lies
Since D'Orsay died it has been matter of
some difficulty to determine who is the Cory.
phaus of fops A candidate of lmposin- pre-
tensions for that dignity presents himself in
Carl Benson otherwise Mr.. Charles Astor
Bristed. author of Five Years in an English
University, and other eslhetical compositions.
This pic 4sant young gentleman, having devo-
ted time enou h to making Latin verses, has
begun the -ious business Of life which he ev.
iden y takes TO be the .tudy oisoups. wines,
curricIe clothes and opera glasse1 OF course
Paris is the only place Tor the prosecution OF
such researches, and accordingly he has taken
up his residencere the at "Numero 20. Rue
Barbo de Jouay." From this enchanting
for the dclectation Of all American dandies.
which the Home Journal publishes. Hear
him on the sub,ec OF glo"es:
"Goves nave detcrioraied very much in Paris
of late. Py%o1G's are now good for nothing
either for fl, 1T serial or sewing. BoiUin Aine's
ere Of excellent stuff. but the sewing is not
first rate and the fit very variable. have not
a bad hand, and have been good customer
there my last years bill was nearlyl$400)but
never had dozen gloves made at Boivin's, in
which there were not at least three different
sizes. and half do len pair that did not fit
Beau Brummell once told lady that con-
suited him as to the expense of dressing her
son who was just looming OUT IN Society that
with strict economyit could be done for tfe0o
a year" But the Beau never alluded to the
snalaess of his hand or the proftableness of
his custom. Carl Benson pays his bills, per-
haps, and considers himself licensed TO speak
upon the latter point freely. That he has not
a "bad hand" must be gratifying piece of in.
formation to the public. But what would his
old grandfather John Jacob Astor have said to
S4OO per annum for glove blll
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The LANGUAGE OF LAwYERs.-If man
would.according to law,give to another an or
ange,instead ofsaying. II give you that or
ange," which one would think would be what is
called in legal phraseology, "an absolute con-
veyance Of all right and title therein, the phrase
would run thus:-"I give you all and singu-
lar my estate and interest,r ght,title, and claim
and advantage ofand in that orange with all
its rind. skin, juice, pulp and pips. and all right
and advantage therei', with full power to
bite. cut, suck, or otherwise eat the same or
ange. or give the same away, with or without
all IFS skin, juice, pulp and pups, any thing
heretofore or hereinafter, or in any other deed
or deeds, instruments OF what nature or kind
soever, to the contrary in anywise notwitb
standing;" and much more to the same effect
Such ls the language of lawyers and it is grave.
y held by the most learned men among them,
that by the omission of any Of these words the
right to the same orange would not pass to the
person for whose use the same was intended
I-Machinery Of LaU-making.
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SHAKsrEAREANDQ QUEEN NELIzABETH.-Que ueen
Elizabeth condescended sometimaq to little
Irritation. Shakespeare was performing the part
Of king; Queen Elizabeth's box was CONT.
guous to the stage; she purposey dropped her
handkerchiefuponth the board at the feet of Shak-
speare. having mind to try wheter her poet
would stoop from his assumed majesty She
was mistaken. Take up our sisters handker-
chief" was his prompt and dignifed order to
one of the actors in his train.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-18

To speak truth reader. there is no excellent
beauty, no accomplished grace. no reliable re.
finement without strength as excellent. as com.
plete as trust stworthy. As well might you look
for good fruit and blossom on rootless and
sapIess tree. as for charms that will endure in
feeble and relaxed nature. For little while
the blooming semblance of beauty may flour.
ish round weakness. but il cannot bear blast;
II soon fades, even in serenest sunshine.
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MEDICINES.
oURE CURE !-BALTIMORE

> HOSPITAL. where may be obaiued the most spec
DIV remedy for Weakness loss Of Organic Pones Pai,
IN The Loias Disease Of The Kidneys, affections Of A'
Head, Throat Nose and Skn. Constitutional Debility
and all those horrd affections arising from certain in
discretions no matter whether from intemperance,
the use of ardent spirits or any other cause
To YOUNG MEN,
e,peciay who have become the victims Of evil practi
ces Alas! what countless numbers OF generous and
noble hearted beings have been swept to untimey ombs
thousands Of young OF the exalted talents and
brilliant inteccts, who mi eht otherwise have enranc
ed listening Senates With the thunders Of oq ence,
walked costa cy the living Tyre.
Those suffering from any of the following ancholy
effects should immediatelyapply to
DIR. JOHNSTON.
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, RI aims in the Head
Dmness of Sight, Loss o. Muscular Power. Pal pthtloh
Ofthe Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous irrtnbility Derange
ment of the Digestive Functions. General Debility.
SYMPTOMS Of Consumption, &C., &c.
uentaHy-The fearful effects on the mind are much
IN be dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas De-
preston of Spirits, Forebodings Of Evil, Aversion o
Society," Self Distrust, Love OF Solitude, Iimdy, &C.,
are some of the evils produced.
Office No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK Street, SEV-
EN- DOORS FROM BAL ALTIMOREST, East side,
UP THE STEPS. EP-BE PARTICULAR in OBJ
serving the NAME and NUMBER OF you will mistake
AZURE WARRANTED D or no G HARGE MADE,
Take Notice.-Dr. Johnstons Office is in his dwell
ling. UP THE STEPS. His very extensive practice is
sufficient guarantee thai he is the only proper Physician
to apply TO. .,.,,,o-
IN, ~ n " q - II,
Member OF the noy" Oouo5oo. Nu' :, u
GRADUATE IRON one o, loe 'hos'oi'"e e 1:c C II -
United States ana tue giea'er part Vi "nose e 1i
been spent intne r1osP''ais VI ho"uo"' a. ~
Pha, ana elsewnere' mas eheoeu oiio ., ''o
onSn'ng cures tnat "e'o eNei N""" i' 'u .
with ringing IN the ears ana heau wneh asieet' sio"
nervousness being alarmed at sudden souhas, a"o
oashtuness' win frequent oiush'hg' attenoeo SUM
tmes' with arrangement Oh fhu' were ou'oo '"'e u
atey.
lAhE ran ~ oLan W. ~ II.
PARENTS ana uuard1a9s are often n''seu WIN
TO tue cause OF source VI alseaSc III l"e't So"' ~
Alas! how oten do they ascrioe TO ''ner causes t'''
Wasting OF tue irame' IaiPtaton OF tne iiea''
ia, indigestion arrangement o' tue NERVOUS oy'e"
cough and symptoms o. oonsumpt, d. aso 'Ioso n DC
nouS hientai ehects soca as .oss c' en 'y' Oepes
SION Oh oPlrIts or Pecupar MS VI ,i1'h"cy'
the truth - they nave been caused oy lnouis"5 ~ ~
nerh'cioas ou' aiiurih9 Pfao'ioes' "e9'' ~ . " 49, 49,
pooy ana M,h1 ipus arc s"ep 'o'i " s''u
senas VINO ihgnt nave oeeh o. use u t'o'i ou'''
pfssure nn 10 sneIr r.eoas an'
'o'i1'' OoS,NIc ga -, WEhRNESs
1Ai' y - - ,.I
ihis grand ana important "c"'euy ""I IL, ;i;,i
Nrehgth ana Vigor TO thousands o. 'e nos
aisioua'S many VINO nao ios' 'aii nop.9' a'u ,,
haoneo 10 de' ny i's cohp'ete -
nervous system the wh"e ,acuit'es oecope ies.1,oo
fabric of Iica nm IN heautv and
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The Louisville Times of the 5th inst. announ-
ccs the arrival there of Mrs. Mowatt accompa-
MED by Mr.. VIM. f. Richie of the Enquirer
Rumors have been sometime current in news
papers of the prospective marriage of Mr.. r,
and Mrs. M.
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I LOVER SEED have in store on con.
sgnment, small LOT of nice Mountain Glover seed
'or sale MCDANIEL, HURT g. PRESTON
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J B NOWLIN,
JNO ID HARVEY.

A CARD.-Jno d Harvey tenders his most sim
n thanks to his friends for thervery bel pa
ronage extended him while IN several other houses In
this place, aad asks continuance Of the same. He
pledges hmseto every exertion give satisfaction.
Ills personal attention will also be paid to tho sale of
kinds of produce.
jan24.d&cts
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NEW CONCERN.--We, the undersigned

NEW CONCERN.-We, the undersigned
~ have .socisted ourselves together und he style
and firm off NOWLIN e. CO. for the purpose u
conducting a general Grocery, Commission and For.
wardng business, at the old stand of b Nown, Main
street, LynchburgVa
We will keep constantly on hand every article usually
kept in grocery establishment, all Of which will
selllow.
B NOWLIN,
JNO ID HARVEY.
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Mrs. Sinclair (ate Mrs. Forrest) left New
Orleans on the 9Th instant for California Lo.
la Montez is now in the Crescent City, also
bound for Ell Dorado
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MONDAY MORNING, APR.

every one ofmy neighbors had to cut their.
crops for fire.
With high regard, yours very truly.
J. 5. .ARMISTEAD.
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NUMBER 216
RICHMOND.
I TNlON sTEAMsMIP COMPA- -

u NY'S LINEo" sTEAMERS--For PHI -
adeiphia, mn. Norjoik-S TEAMERS Pesnsyisanio,
Virginia, and CITY Of Richmond, Capt Baymore, Capt.
Teal, and Mitchell One these splendid steamships
VII We Rehu ond for 7 adephia alternately Mon
days d Fridays. at high Notwithstanding, leave
Phiadeph' fer Richmond Wednesday and SatuI days,
(unti ,rther not e,) ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ
These Steamers have been built expressly for this line
md every has been taken in their CONSTR to
ensure strength and speed nnd their accommodations
Tor passengers and attention OF their Captains
quaed.
Passengers for New Y0rk-we have
tered into arrangements with tho several Compa-
ncs to forward passengers through New York, eth
cr by rai' % sh eby offering to the trav-
ell ng unity that city, such inducements as tho
iollowii viz short tr at sen, thereby avoiding
oe that great objection In travelling by sea- "sea
sioknessi" trip up the beaut Il Delaware, and suf-
fc' time ia allowed (if required) for Sightseeing In
/ QUAKER City" Passage throus h TO New York, ist
cabin aud found $40 90
Passage in Is Cabin and found to Philadelphia, 90
do "ad 90 do do do 90
For freight or passage, npplyto
no. RANKIN, Ao'r., corner 30 h IL Water Sts.,
Richmond, Vo
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GsN'L Ao'r,
No T. North whnryes. Phila.
No'iee 10 Shppers-Due notice will always bo given
when tie will be ready receive freight, and
the hour Of the smiling. RO. RANKIN, Agent.
April2-dkcfs
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NEW FOUNDRY.

NEW FOUNDRY.-rhe subscribers takes
leave to inform the citizens of Lynchburs, and v :
unity that they have leased the establishment on the
hasnk known Warwick Mill and foundry for the pur-
pose OF carrying general foundry business and the
manufacture ofagrcutura tools, tobacco presses OF all
kinds, and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of plows and
pow castings used in this country. Also mill gearing
and threshing machines made of the best material and
IN the most substantial manner.
We have patterns of the Livingston Peek's Hill, Ea
se New York, Premium, two sizes Hill side, (for and
'horses, superior patterns) and sub-soil plows Also
StVaors road scrapers and the most celebrated hay
aw and corn stalk in this country with from
to 10 knives.
All orders for any of the above mentioned implements
VI machines will be promptly attended to- Grain and
country produce taken in exchan &c.
Oorn and Corn meal furnised as usual at the mill.
WHITTEMORE, McNAMEE q co.
WHiTrEMoRE,
JAMES McNAMEE.
WHrTTEMoRE.
Jan 2.dc&ts
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
TERI MS.

Tn. yIRGINIAN published daily at So, and semweeky st
. r annum No subscription is taken for shorter
than six and paper discontinued except at
". onin r irneors, until all arrearages shall have
ils inserted for so cents square or
eve. form insertion, and 81 cts for every utter
the insertions Is not marked on the MS 1t
iii b published till ordered out and charged accordingly
Tba YEARLY RATES are:For the privilege OF two squares
.y 80 weekly ti0 for daily $35 semi weekly
.sf inner FORM daily $40, emiweeky $35 Every yearly
sertser will be required 10 ronhne his advertising % his par
,Iar line of business exceed the space stipulated for
hs will be charged ratahlv for the excess
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LNDMUND, DAVENPORT ~ CO.,
RICHMOND, offer for sale in and sioat,at
Wholesale
1000 Sacks Liver fine Salt Marshall aud othor brands
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expectss
500 bbls. Rosendnle Cement
500 bushels prime Clovcrseed
$50 bbs. Bone Dust
l25 hhds. Bacon sides
l27 tieroes Sugar House Molasses
200 boxes Archer & Cos. No. 1 axes
300 tierces London Porter
80 cases Cross Il Blnckne' Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Catchup
81 Hampers English Cheese (Glouccster)
Is boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
900 bags Brnze Sugar
400 bags Costn Rica Coffee
Henncssey, GODDARD, Otard and Sasaraz Brandy, Held
sick and Hungarian Lion Wine Sherry, MADEIRA, and
Port Wine, &c, &c
Many of the above are Of our own importation, and
profess sell ns low nsfhey be hnd in this
Try. qunntity and quality considered. Tens, good
be had In the country adapted TO tho
trado of Virginia.
dec 3O-dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT & co.
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NEGKOES TED.-The srbscrlser
~ having located 10 Lynchburg is giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the of 10 and 80
years, including Carpenters, Blacksmiths. &c. Those
having negroes for sale, may find it to their interest
call on him at the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg, OF
address him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5dacIy B McLENDON.
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TIonse Painters, Society.
A STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES.

A STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES.
mass meeting took psce, last evening, at Military
Hail. in the Bowery, of tine New York practical house
painters. Thos Sunderland called to the chair and
goseph Rogers acted secretary The main object Of
ths nseng snnounsed By the President wa simply to
organize protective uaioa ard 10 have every sign
his name to the roll who vac in favor of two dollars
day commencing from the LIST Of March up to the lat
Of November and from November up March folio wing
fourteen shngs day. These the prices sought to
be established by combination Of the workmen.
of the brsses appears have agreed to pay the
demand and Others hsve not. number of workmen
are ng ut fourteen sbillings day, and SONS
few in The same shop at two dhsrs
committee was appointed TO draw up resolutions 70 %
after an ab,sDce OF half hour, returned Tith the ol
10 sipg ief olution:--
resolution passed IN March last wherein they required the
bses 60 give two dollars day for eight months aud the
Before This revolution wse adopted Of the members
asked TO make few remarks He said that before they
passed any resolution, acted has lilly, they must te
careful SO az NOS 70 90 injustice the good ADD the
cocd bosses The bosses down town had from the first al
iosed ibe increase OF and at present the up
horses have en ~ their employ at fourteen shlpgs
day. Now is u not unfair require The DIVA town
hossts TO pay two doarsa day. thus giving the up town
boa an advantage % aking acts thereby Q,og
Them the hest Glance Of obtaining ibe work os ca n
We 90 80 he down town bosses and demand ., dollars
day, when we a. large number Of our fellov work
employed at hops up town Mt fourteen sbiilings
To these remarks the Chairman replied saving those
persons aho work for ess price than that established
ny tte Union are pot men-tbsy are ferts aud slaves
Add no. worthy OF the pane of man. After ev more
remarks, The RESOLUTION vas put, and unsnmouly
re6 committee then appointed 20 take meaaures
and report rext Friday night The propIsty Of calling
mos Getting for n general strike.
sppeaYs 10 De dun season just now for the psin
tiers and the bosses do not esm TO care much about
mike and u rs proposed 70 wait until the work ee
came more biist, and ,nen male The Contemplated
strike.
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appsshsDsious natural TO his advanced years. and hs
Gath has fallen suddenly and heavily upon
Yoyk have reeeved with deep sensations profound
regret the melancholy intelligence Of the scssss of the
s samuel Jones' That they depOre the loss Of bis sx
dustry his elevated integrity That by his dscssse the
community have sustained the 10 n az Accomplished
juris whose lie has conferred honor upoa his native
Stste ana vnoe eminent public services aokaov
edgsd BY the confidence and Of the whole people
Resolved, That the oar Of the city Of New York will
testify nei regret for his loss by attending his al
btoy and BY wearing the usual badge Of mourning for
Resolved, That committee of ten bs appointed by the
President to ADOPT such may be deemed bsss
adapedto express the regard of The bar Of New York Tor
ne memory Of our late associate
RESOLVED That copy of ths preamble and these reso
ticns be signed by the officers Of this meeting and
nuDieaed TO the family of the deceased aud also that
they be the general terms Of the Supre
Court the SUPERIOR Court Of the city of Ne York
their next ses ions, and published in ell OF the city
papers,
Mr.. HIRAM KErcHUM seconded the resolutions, and re
oiced that Judge Jones had lived the full ha
lhe leaving to the bar the examsls Of an almost
perfect Judge Jones remarkable for untrng
industry, falling memory and ibe learn.
ing He also remarkable for hi, high sense of Der
sona honor and integrity and his aiabhty OF chsrac
ter. In all his experience Mr., Ketchum never knew
lawyer who was so paiDstakng who made good brief
80 Judge Jones' He the best results OF
the latest and freshest In copsn ton
he was never impatient. and always listened TO The
youngest members Of the with respsct Above all
ths, he was prefessed and sincere Christian. Mr..
be held future occasion 10 adopt measures in respect
to the memory Of the deceased judge
The following members Of the profes were aDpont
60 committee for This pnrpose Edward Sanford.
Hiram ketchum Gernrdus Clark. George Wood Daniel
Lord, Charles O'Conor. William Kent Frapcis ID
Cut'Dg, Beverly Robins, and J. Lofimer Graham
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Married.

Married,
By the Rev. Ed ward Babcock, D. Me. RICHARD
Brownie to Miss EMMA P eldest daughter of John AID
ridge. Esq all of GyeenpoiDt, l. I.
Albany AMI Troy papers please copy.
On Thursday. August A, by the Raw Isaac o chard at
the hou,e of Mr. Wllsm Manson No 135 Varick street.
Mr. PITER ADAMsoN to Miss ISABELLA DUNBAR MANSON,
both Of CaithDesshre, Scotland.
In St Maly's Church. on Sunday, August T. by the
Rev Father STAIRS. EDMOND r BURKE to ELLEN N. HAR.
RINGToN, both OF this city.
On Monday, August 8. by the Rev. Spencer Cone,
Mr. HENRY BEACH. OF New Yorh. 20 Miss ANNIE E FORD
HAM, Of the city. daughter Of Fordham E,q.
On Monday, August in Brooklyn, by the Rev. Nj.
Fox Mr. FRANCIS DoUGHERTY to Miss ELIZABETH LDDIE all
Of this city.
On Saturday morning. July 80 by the Rev. Thomas j.
Evans OF William. burg Mr. JonS JONES' Of Phadelphs,
to JANE DAVIS, Of New York.
Philadelphia papers please copy
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The Yellow Fewer IN New Orleans.

The enclo'e ed bill (s5O is for the little infaat whose
father and mother died OF yellow in New Ofeans
mentioned in letter to the Rev. DR.. Hawks.
OWENS ASCENT or MONT BLANC
The proceeds of this entertainment Thursday even
ing nest will be given for the benefit of the Ho ward
ASSOCIATION Of New o,leansn to aid them In their nobe
trn to relieve the sick and dying during the epidemic
which 10 fearfully raging in that city The CO.
operation Of the citizens Of New York is earnestly
Ncittd.
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citizens who love the who does during these hot
indulge the disposition with rfecE security
and much genial fun thrown in by taking the seamboa
fishing banks place celebrated for pcatoral sport Capt
Hancox has long had Disputed way in this region and
knows tins Yecrs ard tastes OF Its say denzen besides
tne manner of conducting these excursions to afford
his the largest amount OF This Is the
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Cauycua,s I,ould Hair DYE IL. xx,,h.,,, :,

espion or tho bost invented Beware Of
pufed dyes Equally eelehra cod is Gouraud medated
soap curing pmpes freohcs, saowaess chaps
mess &C. Foudre sbt uprooss hair from any part Of the
body Liquid rouge lily white, and hair gloss, at No g
W Walker street, oorner OF Broadway.
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DR.. arors.'s lnv,go, atlng cordial-cure Of

nsIyous Language can convey an IDEA
asens In tie diseased debiitated and shattered
ysten Whether broken down by by nature
mpared by sickness the unsrng and relaxed anz
SIT Traced yivifed and built up The mental and
hysoal symptoms of disease vanish together
ts influence Nor is the eeot temporary the contrary
he relief for the cordial properties Of the
cinc reach the constitute itself and restore il
NAL condition Wei, may the preparation be called the
put highly concentrated in pint bottles Price, So per
bottle; for 50 six for S2 IL RING, proprietor.
90 Broad~ay Sold by druggists throug the United
tatee Canadas, and West Indies,
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Is an adage, own, that's not over new
Yes q 'fxed fact' it is, shown every mans looks
There boots hoeslike those made by BROOKS;
The sole Is SO frmthe upper fine and yet strong,
That his foot gear Is always sure 10 last long;
Then his style, his fashion, his at-all so neat,
That maker with him will strive to compete.
e. A. ia O0lKs, Fashionable Boot and Shoe
manufacturer for ladies and gentlemen, misses youths aud
infants 5 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
100 Fulton street.-The cheapest places in the city get
good article
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eminent physicians of Philadelphia that Hobsnsacks
Worm Syrup Liver Pills the greatest Disco
veries Of the age. Read tb, following
WILMINGTON DEL, June 1850.
Mr.. j. ~ Hobensack-You will please send gross
s.your Liver Pills have ,old tho three dozen loft
ing They cured man Of tho ague in days
and Mrs. Hanes Of this place, who had been ailng
the last five years and after trying all the ply
sisans thought there was use Of trying longer
gave her two boxes Of you' pills. and told her they did
and before taxing two boxes she began improve 1t Is
about Elk weeks she taking Them
is almost en- trely restored I, health.
RESPECTFULLY yours, p. PORTER.
j. Hobenssck proprietor Philadelphia; G. v. CLICK
En- Err Co. No. Barclay street, New York. wholes ale
agent for Eastern States.
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Defiance SalamaA&sf Safes -I6Ays cs's Fnr
tNEt-Rsbsrt H. Patrick Is the solo manufacturer ths
United states Of she shove celebrated Safes sd Coz
FMS Defiance Loct the best cafes and oe
eombned in the world. Depot No. lR pssrl street,
door tclow Maiden lsns formerly No. 90 Jeha ssrost.
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Hiram Anderson, No. 90 1owery, the Csle-
rated largest and cheapest carpet IN the
PETS from 2s $40 per yards ocloths Is 3D. to l2s
81 $40 mats table, aud piano stair carpets gold
window shades &C.