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lag VIM. BOGEL, e53aq
Drussist and Apothecafy,

HEEPS constantly on hand large and
n well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very best manner to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In a climate like this!
persons should net overlook this Important
consideration. -y .src-, aft
20 Prescriptions filled with care at any
time Of night or day.. b Jan Is.
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CHARLES SIMON. ss,,t JOSEPH SIMON
G. SIMON & BRO. q

rs Old Levee, Vel0 Orleans, In.
WE have constantly on hand 4 very large
w end superior stock Of the most fash
ionable Clothing, to, which we invite the
attention. Of dealers and others. Gentlemen
visiting the city, can at q short notice have
clothing made TO order, ia superior man
ne, and warranted to st. Our prices are
as low as the lowest, and we offer greater
Inducements to the trade generally, than
any other house in the city. Lply ls-y.
CHOE BACKING & BRUsHES-2o
- dozen shoe blacking; 4 dozen shoe
bushes. SCR 4 foi s@ $. r. BLANCHARD. II
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/ Gehefa4 AS6151 latom eotlBe.
We viii astsA prspilj e IT, epIlsstiea1
Of all claims entrusted - ~ either again1S
the State Or indixidnals nsidine j. ~ pas /
ishes Of East o sVe@ Baton Rouge.Ss 4.
Ths literal patronage ~ have met With,
40 General .Aeents; hssnot only enabled q,
to increase our facilities for til transaction
Of business, but also to GlIAfIy RxDucE
our former rates of COMMISSION. $500 y -.
Our, charges for collecting claims against
the State, will now be as follows: : : 2
On sums under 500 per cent. ss q :
do 500 and not over $3.50, r .2 p. Ut. =
do $3.50 and not over $500, i34 psfet. e
do $500 and not over $1,000 l.2 per St. y
do $1,000 do. do. $3.50, IA Do I:
DO $500 d. do $4,000, 1.8 Do ss'
RArrs or ExcBANoE on Nrw ORIEavs
On sums from $40, TO $3.50, l.2 pr, Ct
do. 40. do. $3.50, to $500, Ia do.
do. do. DO. $500, to $4,000, 1-6 DO,
10 Information given Gratis. Address
letters put paid, to CEoReI A. Pi.r &eo.
may 6y. . General AGENTS,
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49, TO Families.
DUCKWHEAT for sale in any quantity
ID saw from Ten Gents worth upwards.
Golden Syrup and fine Molasses do.
jan15-y. has JVshuA bEAL;
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CHOICE VINES & LIQH0RS-1Oe
gallons of best quality French Brandy; 1875
gallons OF Old Pavilion so gallons Sazarac
Drandy; 10 Casks Common do; SO boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old Rectfi-
cd Whiskey; 60 gallons .Jamaca Rum so
gallons Holland Gin. Also, a great variety
Of fine liquors and cordials for sale by
July 2G-ly S. I. BLANCHARD.
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PROVISIONS.
Our Present Stock.

V0A AA0oOAs OSVOA
For the information Of Families and others,
! rive below a summary ~ such articles Of
% ~ pPoDncr g.
E$kQCE6nFS ~
as now have on hand,
~ Brown Sugar, Far 70 Choice, crushed
Coverings Fhiiaaeipnia; fniveTisea
DO 90 Uoaoie LOAF
DO DO, Small Loaf,
81 = an'es nenheiy, ,qhee'
Choice Kio and OLD Java,
NC E. LOUISIANA ana
carolina iEH s.
Imperial, E''n-
powder, Ionilg
....t.. ........-.. hyson' PACK
,,.v,r, ,,.,ec,&c'c: &c,
fChALS, quarts an H,. nan ua' G SITS m,1s
G.ngef Nu1megs, CMa 9Sn S.oses' Nus Mas
tafo ana feppei' ion' oaiui"es, ri.
ring, Coonsn, M E!. G,I IN o Si,.e' 3
quarters n naa Mi Sl rs, wri
AamPC rS..,n.;%n T,,sr
ana Sia onMh pasn o
.' !" v Toss'Ss i'" s,,,o, @u1
pa;s;ns Tomatto and
p.rC.ts
clpp s. W.stoIn
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EngIand's Humanity.

1t is generally known that sayages were em
ployed by the king Of England. George III,
and paid at so much per scalp OF man, woman
aud child during our revolutionary war. A
few items from this terrible trade in human
flesh may perhaps interest some Of our read
ers. and show them how this paternal king
strove to crush out the noble spirit of indie.
pendence of our early heroes Here is a list
Of number oil packages that were sent by
one james Boyd from Captain Crawford to
the British Governor of Canada, Col. Haldi-
man. These packages of seal ps were found
among the baggage ofthe English army after
the defeat oi Burgoyne cured and dried with
Indian marks upon them. The letter accom-
panying them read thus
Package l.Containing forty scalps of
congress soldiers killed in different skirmsh-
es stretched ON black hoops four inches in di.
ameter.
Pack. 2. Containing ninety eight farmers
killed III their honses on red hoops, with fig
ure of a hoe painted on each to denote their
occupation.
Pack. 3. Containing ninety-seven farmers
sea ps on green hoops, to show they were kill
ed in the fields.
Pack. 4. Containing one hundred and tw o
farmers scalps eighteen of them marked with
yellow flames, to signify that they were burnt
alive
Pack. 5. Containing eighty eight scalps of
women, hair long and braided 10 show that
they were mothers.
Pack 6. Containing one hundred and ninety
three scalps of boys Of various ages small
green hoops
Such was the stuff of which English royal
lists were made in the days (which tried mons
souls" - Boston Post
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TIE EXECUTION IN N. YoRK-We copy
from the Journal Of Commerce the following
account Of the execution of Vim. Saul and
Nicholas Hewlett, convicted OF the murder OF
watchman Baxter board vessel some
time last summer. The execution took place
on Friday last. They were accompanied to
the galows by priests.
Alter LAPSE of few moments, the clergy
men engaged their attention in religious exer-
cises, from the Roman Catholic and Episcopal
liturgy, to which earnest attention was gwen
particularly by Saul. At their conclusion the
latter pronounced prayer, which was subsan-
tally follows:
Oh God have mercy upon my soul! | can't
ask YOU to treat me as deserve. dontt want
10 die like bravado, but like Christian
Protect my poor mother and sister Have com
passion on poor Hewlett and my self | have
done what ought not TO have done, and omit
ted what ! should have done. Let no man
cas-, this deed in the face of my friends. Oh,
Godl these words have come from the bottom
of my heart | never prayed with such an ear
nest heart as now. Oh God | feel amhap-
py. | never meant totake the life ofany man.
I hope to goto better world. | never felt as
well as do now. God strengthens me-
When fired the pistol | never saw it loaded.
There is no blood Of murder on my heart.
Saul here firmly shook hands with several
friends, whom he expressed desire to see'
and called by name from among those present
-afIectionately kissing some, bidding others
adieu and asking if they had anything against
him. Tom Hyer and VIM. Pool were among
them. He added, "Tell Johnson to live IN the
fear of God
Hewlett said but little His time was prin-
cipally occupied with his religious instructors.
His bearing was rathet that of Indifference,
with resignation. Much of the time, his eye
was fixed upon a brazen figure of the Savior.
placed upon an open Bible or prayer book
Saul was solemn and thoughtful. He said he
should "die with fair heart and his spirit
would 60 to Heaven at last" The only thing
in his conduct that seemed inconsistent with
his professions, transpired soon after the Epis.
copnl clergyman commenced reading from the
liturgy, when he noticed near him physician
generally esteemed, and said, in low voice.
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addressing him, sincerely wish you were
hanging there instead Of Hewlett"
The caps were next adjusted and The ropes
placed arourd the necks ofthe criminals when
Saul exclaimed, Don't tie it so tight" He
then added "Oh Jesns have mercy Oh God
protect my poor motherl Oh God have
The rope that suspended tho
weight was Cut 0he executioners being con-
cealod from view when the unfortunate men
were suspended in mid air, about six feet
from the ground. The signal for this was the
withdrawal of the SherifI's sword from its
scabbard
The Roman Catholic clergymen Immediate
y stepped back, and kneeled, engaging in
prayer
1he criminals struggled but short time
Pulsation ceased in less than two minutes
In about fifteen minutes, they were taken
down.
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BYRoN's DAUGnTER-A London paper has
the following mention Of "Ada,sole daughter
Of my house and heart recently deceased
The Countess of Lovelace was thoroughly
original and the poetic temperament was all
that was hers In common with her father. Her
genius. for genius she possessed, was not poet
c, but metaphysical and mathematical, her
mid having been in The constant practice Of
invesligaton,and with rigorous exactncss with
an understanding thoroughly masculine In sol.
idity, grasp and frmness, Lady Lovelace had
all the deicacies Of the most refined female
character. Her manners, her tastes, her ac-
compishments IN many of which, music, espe-
pecay, she was n proficient, were feminine
in the incest sense OF tho word; and the su-
perfcial observer would never have OWNED the
strength and the knowledge, that lay hlddee
under the womanly graces. Proportionate to
her distaste for the frivolous and commonplace
was her enjoyment Of true intellectual society,
and she eargerly sought the acquaintance OF
all who were distinguished in science, art and
literature.
1t is stated with what truth W know not,
that Lady Lovclace was the author Of that re.
markable work, "Thc Vestiges Of Creation"
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HATS AND CAPS.

FALL FASHIONS FOR 1852.
TTNllE subscriber has received his New York,
/ Baltimore and Philadelphia styles of Gentlemen's
No | Moleskin, Silk blnck and white, Beaver and
Brush HATS which for durability and beauty, cannot
be anrpassed in this any other market His stock Is
now large md complete embracing all of tho latest and
most appyopcd styles Of n HATS and CAPS. a.
1optcd forthe FaHhade - at Whotesdte and Retail,
to which he most cordially invites rs old friends and
customers and the public generally, to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. His stock will be found
a4 cheap as any other establishment in the city. All
kinds of Hats made order with and dispatch.
TT Customers Has dressed orr free Of charge.
Call ut the sign of the BLUE HAT.
Oct 2-ts VIM. sTITZER.
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EDIroRIAr LIFE AND PnLosoPHY.-J. l..
Locke Esq, one of the abest and most ac-
complished editors of the South, in taking
leave of the Savannah Republican, which he
has edited for the last thirteen years, thus
speaks of editorial life: -"The lncessant mental
and physical labor demanded to re e.produce ey-
cry morning sheet that pershes ere nightiall
cannot be appreciated by those who vie" the
circle of varied operations from without. ltls
sym bolized in classic story blythe stoneof Sysl.
phus, and the wheel Of Ixion, while fear the
fable of Tantalus might be superadded to Il,
lustrate the fortunes Of many Of my brethren
of the quill in the United States for too often
the promised cup of enjoyment never comes
near enough to be tasted; This picture has its
reverse, however. With all It's drawbacks
there is much that is cheering in an editors life
and he is philosopher, as well as editor, who
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-04

MEXICAN RoBBERs--GALLANT FEAT.-A
letter from Jalapa, Mexico,says
"The robbers have taken advantage Of the
condition the times, and made their appear
ance every whore upon the public roads Not
a stage can go BY ifthe passengers are not well
armed aud resolute. A Spanish gentleman has
Just been beset, not far from the town,by six
ccnpadrtos, about daylight, while riding in
litera-his wife aud child in another, little
way ahead. He slew the leader OF them, who
had turned his head moment to give some or
ders to his companions. and while holding a
pistol at the passengers breast,fired at another
robber, and then defended himself from the sa
bre ofthe third "a la Espanoa with cloak in hand
and finally had the field to himselr, after some
slight cuts on the arm, pistol snapped at HIM
and his muleteers had ran off to conceal them.
selves, A more gallant thing with enc poor
revolver has not been done here in long time
Her most Catholic Majesty should compliment
the captain with slip fher SASH"
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TEAM ENGlNE.-- --For sale steam engine
- OF 80 horse power, suitable for mill flour or
n 'n mil, or for collier This engine made in
and cost $l3 900 to import, and is pronounced
y J~dges being superior article We will sell at
s sacrifice. We refer applicants to its capability
Ps,,l9 TO Ihos Dodamead, Esq, superintendent OF the
TTI4Sonrg Railroad Company, to Maj Snead al the
"a nice EDMOND, DAVENPORT, & CO
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Fresh and Genuine Drugs, 81

&tA sahN NE "S go
a MEDICINES, &c.-The subscl iber is now YR
"a receiving his entire supply of English French
and American Drugs Kedciaes aud Chemicals, PaintS
-, VaraiaheS and Dge.Sk4f$.
CIoih Hair, Flesh, Tooth and Nail brushes; Surgi-
Sa "a Instruments, fine and cbice Perfumery and Fancy
a2ods great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
Iaent Medicines His stock embraces almost every ar
lcIe usually found in Drug Store The goods have
Ien y recently selected with in the Northern and
]l'ern ISL cities and may be relied upon represented
nose wanting articles in the above line, are invited
" call as he is prepared offer Inducements for their
patronage JOHN II. SEAY. Druggists
, descriptions for Physicians and families, attended
u at all times with neatncss and accuracy. II
nov 27-ts
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ATTRACTION!-JusT receiv

GREAT ATTRACTIONS JUST receiy
N ed for the Fall trade, immense quantities of Cook
ing Parlor aud Office STOVES, for wood ~
and coal. Fancy and plain Coal Crates, with @
nn1 without summer pieces, beautiful and cheap. &c
Cooking Ranges for wood and coal, patterns,
which hnve been selected, with grent care, from the
Northern markets. and warranted to give perfect sas-
acton Chlsons patent hot mir ventilatlng and port
nblc Furnaces all sizes for warming Dwellings, Church
es Factories, &c. Patent Metallic Mirror Mantles OF
magnificent design and finish and which are fast super
ceding the of Marble.
He /. also prepared furnish Sprat's patent Light
ming Rods, Gust iron Railing, Hydraulic Rams, lift and
force Pumps of the best kinds in use, Hose Lead Pipe,
Sheet lend Stove Fixtures, &c. &C., making altogether,
the nrgest and most complete assortment offered
in this market and which shall be sold for less than at
nny other establishment in the city. @. 3. BLISS.
Z. S.--Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave q Hers, mado
and put order, in superior manner
oct 13-dts u. y. Ii.
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NEW FOUNDRY

NEW EOUNDRY.-The subscribers take
/ leave to inform the citizens of Lynchburg and vi
cnity thai they have leased the establishment the
basin known ms Warwick Mill and foundryfor the pur-
pose Of carrying general foundry business and the
manufacture agricultural tools, tobacco presses OF all
kinds, and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of plows and
plow castings used in this country. Also mill gearing
and hreshng machines made of the best material and
in the most substantial manner ,,,, m
We hive nat,erns of the Livingston, Peeks Hill, Ea-
ole New York Premium two sizes Hill side. (or and
horses, superior paerns) aud sub-soil pows Also
cuvators, road scapers. and the most y'
All orders for any the above mentioned IMPLEMENTS
or ma chimes will be promptly attended TO- "rah ana
country produce taken in exchange.
Corn and Corn meal iurnised as usual at the mill.
WHITTEMORE, McNAMEE 81 co.
II S WHITTEMoRE,
JAMES McNAME,
G WHITTEMoRE.
jan % dc2ts
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TOBACCO FLATNERs.--1

OFLATNEKS.--1he The subscribers
4 will make to order tho lowest terms Tobacco
fatners, of all sizes both wood and iron, and will
rant them to be cquu any made in the State
Also for sale Mrc Machines for cutting box lnings the
most complete thing mnde.
Shop next door G. & s. Mckinney, opposite
Brnce's stable, Main at. Lynchburg, Va.
dec 29-ts EAMES Il WASH.
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L 4 ADJOINING TIE POST OFFICE, LyscHBuRe-
VA.-L u. GADDESS d. BRO, Proprietors, Jor
nerly of Baltimore keep hand and make to order
Mt Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
tea, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
md foot Stones Garden Vases Counter, Table Bureau
aud Washstand tops, made my size ut the shortest
notice. Also door and window sills.
Any ORDER from town country entrusted TO US, VIII
be faithfully executed with and dispatch at
Aug I3-dts J. B. GADDESS' Il BRO.
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n EGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
" having located in Lynchbnrg giving the highest
cosh prices for between the ages of 10 and 80
years, including Carpenters, Blaeksmiths. &c Those
hnvng negroes for sale may find il 10 their interest TO
cnll on him Mt the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg or
address him by letter
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5dSely J Is McLENDON.
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"A yM LEFTWICEG son, Proprietor

~
Vi..,;i ofthe WASHINGTON norm, LyHchG"rg'
Va, have the pleasure Ct announcing that this House
is open under their management lor the aceonno
doton of the oublic The repairs and reftng of the
establishment recently made by the proPreors enable
them TO offer additional comforts aud conyenIences to
their patrons-Furher improvements are, however, IN
progress. which, when completed, will render THE
WASHING TON. in all essential particulars one OF
the first Hotels in Vgnia and to this end the proprle
tors give assurance that their best energies shall be di'
reCted.
The immediate management of the establishment IS
under the control of William Leftwch the senior part
ncr Hi. long experience in this line of business VIII
ounfy him. he trusts, give the most acceptable ac
communication to all who may favor the house with their
patronage The corps of servants attached to the estao
benf will he found inferior TO none in the State and,
in the of whatever the market or
ing counry may afford make its Table Bar ana STA
bles uncxceponable, no pains or expense "'' DC IT,
garde,l. ,, -..,.c,I,a
The thanks of the proprieors due and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their IL
ready received.
inn Sts
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DHENIX FOUNDRY, Lynchburg

4 VA-lron and Brass Castings Steam Engines
Mill Gecrng Tobncco Presses &c, and machinery gen
erally furnished reasonable notice. and Mt fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishments
for the superiority of its work. will be fully sustained In
the executior oe all future orders.
A. &. DABNEY.
N B-I will be prepared for Gas-htting in due time.
nov 2j-dhcts a. Il. ID.
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CARDS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTBaHNGTON q. SNETHEN,

VHSHINGTON, d. e,
{ fONTINUES tn practice Law exclusively in the ST
~ preme court, and to attend to cases before Cor
yless;
To prosecute Claims aud settle Accounts against tn
Departments Bureaus, and Boards Of Commissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, at home and
'road, and to obtain Pensions and Bounty lands
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legaees, and lnheri
fances in any part of the United States and in foreig
Countries;
1o make Investments of funds in Loans and Stock
and on Bond an Mortgage, and to negotiate the pun
chase and sale of Loans Land and Paten-rights in an
State ofthc Union. aug Cd Ects
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N7EGIsOEs WANTED-THE subscriber
" having located in Lynchburg will give the highest
ca for Necroes between the ages of 10 and 30 years
Those having negroes for sale will find it to their inter
est tocal on him at Dibre's II otel, Lynchburg Va
Accommodations will receive prompt attenIon
AZ a. r ID READ.
RIANKs FORSALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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H.,IoIs PRYOR q TALIAFERRO

NCIIOLS, PKKOR az "A ~
H. have ON hand good supply OF meal, and VIII de-
- ,be door of any customer, upon the most reas-
vi terms They have cart intended specially for
meal purposes. Orders left with Messr' Murreil U
Stratton, will meet with prompt attention.
ian l2 d&cts
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cannot return every morningto bis labors,with
renewed energy and determination.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
T|7"S.

The yTRGISfAN is Published daily at So aud semiweekly ct
r nnum, advance No subscription is taken for shorter
- than six months: and discontinued except at
% opon of Propretors until all arrearages shall have
sEfENTS are inserted for SO cents per square or
f= I'm insertion and 81 y cts for every utter
..lfsa II insertions Is not marked on the Ms, it
-. ,. .,i iel till ordered out and charged accordingly.
l..ALY RATES are-For the privilege of two squares
% 10 semi weekly s40 daily 5, semiweekly
sf inner form, daily $40 semi-weeky SO Every yearly
will required confne his advertising his
nlar line of business ard If he exceed the space stipulated for
he will be charged raabl1 the excess.
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NLARENDON MORSE, Comnision Book,
" .Stationa1y, and Paper HoUse, Opposite the War
wick House. Main street Lynchburg,-Keeps constant
y on hand School, Classical Miscellaneous and Blink
Books. Novels aud cheap publications, in great variety,
also Printing, Cap Letter, Note, Bill Cooured, and
Manila Paper. English, French, and American Sta
tionery. Paper Hangines and Borders, common ard
satin fini,h Goods furnished order at Northern pri-
~ Cash paid for Rags, Rope and Bagging.
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
l. spectfully to call the attention of the citizens OF
Lynchburg and the adjoining country to his large and
Il splendid assortment OF BOOTS SHOES, A
CATERS. &c. of his OWN MAKE,
-<S and which WARRANTED OF THE BEST aUALr-
OF SUPERIOR woRKMANsHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable door VI
Shoe for the present season. will do well to ca on ,
us am determined to please both as REGARDS q'""'
and price. ,oa.. .bovs the
Don't forget call the store three aools I U;,;san,
Franklin Hotel and Immediately oPPosiIe ns
Savings Bank
11-ts
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nl.nn CHARGE MADE.
DR.JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
Graduate from ofthe most eminent Colleges OF the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent nthe Hospitals of London Paris, Phiadel-
pha, and elsewhere has effected of the most as
onishing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashfulness with frequent blushing, attended, some
times with arrangement of mind, cured immedi
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BLANKS FORSALE At THIS OF