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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
NJ EN- GUGGBNHEIMER

FINAKE PLEASURE in INFORMING THE PEG
Pile OF Lynehburg and surrounding country that
they are nov receiving and opening the largest and
most carefully eced stock OF Full and " inter Staple
aud Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CARS, Sc. ever exhibited in this market
Country merchants will do well 10 call before
going farther East. Wear prepared To sell at Rich
mnnd prices heretofore; and respectfully ak cad
from the public, promising to sell great bargains for
cash. sep 25-d2m
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Roanoke College.

FACULI \,
Rev. David r B.ule A NJ President and Prof'.s
sor of Moral and nell"crull iencr, X.
s. Cnrs"ne Wells, a NJ, Pro- Mathematics AMI
Natural Science.
Henri g. Won Hoxar, Prof. Ancient and Modern Ian.
gmges
V. +. Bolton Tutor.
THIS Institution. loraed at Salem. va. will COM
1 meace it, next Session October ith. Expenses fir
the session Of ten months, including Tntion. Boa,d
Ropmreut, Fuel, Lights and Incidental expenses sll2
For particulars address The Prtsdent
aug I9-dac6mos Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

Col. Benton has returned to Washington, where
all his daughters and his grand children are so
iournng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

1--WE subscriber tenders his ihanhs HI friends aud
the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
him and solicits n continuance Of the the
New Concern Of John T. Davis L. CO., feeling confd en-
they give satisfaction, their stocL is entirely
having sold my stock auct on. JOil +. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

Valentine Mott, Jr., VI. D., son of Prof. Mott,
Of New York died of yellow fever at New Orleans,
an the Goth ut, in the 33d year of his age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

SHOOTING. Two young Germans, named Chris
tan Glantz and Henry Glantz brothers, out
cunning near Badensburg, ON Friday, and on
being demonstrated with by Edward w. Duval
a resident on the premises, to the improperly
and danger of their pursuit, an alteration en-
sued between the parties, when one of the young
men deliberately shot Mr.. DuvalI, who, in the
course of the day died from the effects of the
wound The Germans were arrested in this
city, and, ON being arraign ID before Justice
Dom, stated that they committed the act in self
defence hey were committed to jail for a
further examnation.-Nat Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
DEHeuyIAN GUANO.


NElaltOES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ continues in market for NEGROES. of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 and 80 years. in
Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
prices in cash His office is newly erected
brick building ON list or Lynch street, Immediate
ly in rear Of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared (hnying erected buildings with that view)
to board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise, on as moderate TERMS and keep them
ms secure as if they placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WO0DROOF.
sep 2S-d&c6mos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
4mericans IN Prison In Neriro- Shocking

IffHtMtHf.
On the 18th alt. five Americans arrived at San
Antonio. Texas, from California, having come by
the overland route from Masaan, the Pacific
From these gentlemen the San Antonio Ledger
has obtained the following particulars of the i'm
prisonment of three Americans:
"ln the city of Durango. Mexico, they learn
ed in private manner that there were some A
nercans in the city prison. and they afterwards
got permission to visit them. They found them
in large stone dungeon of so filthy descrip-
iion that it almost impossible for visitors TO
remain in the entrance way but few minutes
The Americans in confinement were three in
number, and their names and former places of
residence were as follows: William Sharley
Broom county, New York; William Rodgers
Stark county, Ohio; John Gaines, Dayton, Mont
gomery county, Ohio. These men have been in
this filthy dungeon four Years and three months,
and during2 years of this time they were chain
ed down to the floor, in total darkness, where
they could not see any person but the one who
fed them their starving allowance. At the end
of two years the huge chains around their ankles
and wrists had the flesh off to the bone, and
such was their horrible condition that their
chains were removed to save their lives and keep
them in misery the longer. The flesh is partly
healed over these wounds, leaving the most
heat slckening scars, which were all seen by
the five persons above mentioned.
They state that they imprisoned on the
charge of numbering and rohbing man for his
money, and they state also. that from some facts
which they are III possession Of the person who
committed the murder escaped. They have been
trying to get trial, but hearing is refused them.
They have written letters to the American Min
lister in Mexico several times, and they have
reason to believe that he has never received
tlem.
Our informants learned from many respectable
Spaniards in Durango that it impossible TO
get evidence to convict them; and the great mass
of the people believe them innocent. The young
est of the prisoners, John Gaines. of Dayton,
Ohio, is only Il years old.
The above statement is of the most reliable
character-these persons witnessed it with their
own eyes, and they are persons of undoubted
veracity. and some of them have long been known
to some of our citizens. Let the alarm be SCUM
ded in the ears of every American citizen that
three of their brothers confined without
cause, and furnishing with hunger, and dying in
chains, in dark loathsome dungeon in the city
of Durango, Mexico
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Fall Importation

Fall Importation
OF BARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
INllE ,ub.e ber oilers thu lmde large aud salrd
stock of Earthtnwnrc China aud Gl,s The PIT
terms of which were selected by hn,scf in person.
Having a1eNperie nee of many in Thu pnricular
business he oes gteh confidence in stating hat in point
OF price and quality, IL will compare asoubly with any
other house III the lrdc.
White Gmnie Dinner Ware,
DO 10 Basins aud Ewers Jugs. Ten Ware, etc.
Blue Print, Flowing and fanoy do
Fine Decorated chiru Dime, aid Dessert Sets
d, do do Ten and Toilet Scs
Do do do Pitchers aud Vases
Gold Baud do 81 above variety
white China do of utov, variety.
Common Ware of every description, suituhle for
whoe-ong, which he offers upon such terms for cash
Us cannot fnil 10 pehsc,
Fine MantcI Pier aud Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory rahle Cutlery, Winters nn Brttnnin Ware
Safety and other flnid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware IN every variety
All he asks is cul aud he feels assured price,
will rive satisfaction.
His Packers of the beat in the tade
Stone Ware at Factory prirea
sep l2-ts JAS ID. B EVANS,
No.lR Main street Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
Yhe Eerer al thf South.

COLUMBUS, 5. c., Oct. AT Augusta there
were % deaths on Friday, six of which were of
fever.
At Savannah on Tuesday there eight
deaths and for the week S5-other diseases 30.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

Non.4rrirai the 4rctic-Rain, SC.
n. YORK. Oct. Is p. M-There are up to
this hour no tidings IF the steamer Arctic. She
is now in her twelfth day. The weather Is thick
and steady rain is failing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
sep 81 dist
SEPTEMBER 3Otl,,

- GEORGE NJ FUCKER & CO.,
LrNcdBURG, Va.
Respectfully beg tn attention of the Ladies aud Cen
hsm"nt - the sprudid stock OF rich aud elegant
Fall and Winter Goods just received aud opened
Tie assortment is very romple' Customers will Ii u
N his e.tahl shmeut nearly quite every attic IN tie
Dry Goods line. Tie quality OF soods may be, in mos
nsances. relied on, atthe stock generally selected
with greHt care nnd with rrt"uce /, durability lin
prices will We satisfactory Mean goods a extrenei,
low rea-. Gn"i goad- a- u~naI at VIA =" 81 goods
worth. ca, respectfully lnesed Of all VII.
lag tool. sep 30-a2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
AUCTION SALES.
Sale OF Valuable CITY Property.
NEOROES, &c. Sr


iI'lE subscriber. with view To The louid,,in, nl
h'> r"-, vii oher ,r ,ae al Ii, re-. Il, nc. IN te
,iy ~ lynrlue the follow ing desirable roperts via:
u" House and Lot IN VIII IA lie resides. -i,i.cd
- the vicinity OF d. b. raynes John Watson.' and
otheis. The improvements nrr new mud If tl. rnast
cant"rHol" Hni >uhst initial Character: tia, GARDEN
10y ptoductNr; The GROUND MIGHTY IMPROVED ny
oeh.hkN1Ah ALKs, SHRuRHERr 81 and upon tn,
premises HWELI ot the BEST NArER in the { w.
Al III" ~a,ur 'ns hnl place will - sold all the House
mold and Kitchen Furniture. ON CARRr,ot, OxE
NtaaS One Stitle ami bm't llatse Ne. &c. Il.
Alter sal" ct nhave will he sold Twenty-Seven
Negroes, consisting # men, mud boys; atnans
fhem Three Esc Aeat Ybidf5S, Seferdk Seminars Dac
Pi1ter end one Tanner. who can be recommended n
among the best in the Stat; One Carriage Driver
"nd NINE WOMEN, suitable for house aud arrn servants.
nnd an, ng thcm several rxcellom Cooks Washers ~.
Sale In commence the 26th dus at October 1884 ii
ail; hrot the fan day, and continue from day To
day until sold. Terms made howa the day 81 ,3.n.
>tp 20 dvwtds T. LOCKWOOD
IL Republican copy ,vtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

- FOR RENT.-Two comfortable Brickten
Eli cments, and two FRAMED COTTAGES for
rent, on 9TH and 9Th streets, near Col smith
and my residence. Apply to Mr.. Chas W. Chris
tian. or to ;. GARLAND.
oct DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

IA The Funer, Of Bio Jno w Shurman will be
w preached by the Rev, Tho. F. Martin, mt -
Thomas Church. Martin Z. Burks, in thu
county Of Bedford, the 4th Sunday in October 1854
The brothers Of ibrrty Lodge No 95 Warren Lodge,
No 33. Marshal Lodge M 80 Citation Lodge, No.
-. Marha Lodge, M. 60, Natural Bridge Lodge.
No. Ga Pru lencn Lodge, No. Al, we'll all Master
Mnsuns II good standing requested to altcnd.
JAMES METCALF
Secry of Boonesboruugh Lodge. No, 20.
sep 29-ts
FINAR.-i0 bbls. TAR. in good order, Tor sale by
(sep 3Ots) FRANKLIN, BRO. Il 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04
THOMAS NOWLAN,
SIGN of tho nagle syoamole ST. Petelsburg. Va

Sign of tho Eagle, Sycamore St, Petersburg, Va
Il EElS constantly an hand the lnttcst rhcnprst.nu
IN brat assortment al Watches Jewelfy. G al Pens
Speraers,Nc To be found in Nn,enlrn ing Gold faten
Lever HORIZONTAL aud Anchor aches ranging in price
from 80 5000 ali warranted give satisfaction.
hc will excl angc them Also lnrgehssnttneut o. Din
n,ond penl aud Plain Rings breast Pins. Far Drops,
Ladies' Neck and Chatenn Chains, Gents Fob aud
Vest Ghnins Bosom, Sleeve and Calnt Buttons Brace
let's Gold Pencils. &c &e nlso,n very nfg" assortment
olSilvei Ware, enluNcins Table. Ten. Dessert. Salt
md Mustard Spoons Table and dessert Fotks, soup.
Gravy nnd Cream Ladies' cho Nnivez aud Forks Cake
Butter and Fiuit Knives. Silver Gobcts Gups Sc &c
all warrnntc pure vii, eqml To Coin. Any kind oil
Icwc1ry manufactured The shorcst notice Watches,
Clocks nnl Icwrlry required by competent workmen,
and warranted rive satisfaction Give him n call II
Won want eond aud fashionable Jcwclty and wish your
Watch In keep good Il ne,
iulV o5.dN,I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-04

NEW DRY GOODS
LN PHILiP w. PAYNE
Is now receiving very superior stock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS. consisting Of every article
OF Ladies' and Gcntlcneu's Also large assort-
ment of Blankets, LndSeys and Heavy Woolens. all of
which he offers the favorable His for
patrons and the public eenery respectfully So
licitcd to call al KYLE's CORNER MAlNSr.
sep l6 dts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-07
THE LAST DAY OF THE SESSION.


We arc compelled defer until tomoro" sketch OF the
closing scenes of Legislature, which adjourned stne do
OF Saturday night, about TX P. NJ The scene 10 both
Eops.s was very solemn and touching.
In The Senate while SIR Saunders wac In the Chair Mr.
White offered resolutions of thanks the President, Lieut.
coyernor Lsake These resolutions advocated With
hearty and Impressive eoquenee by hlessIs. White and
Shands and were unanimously adopted Lieut. Governor
Ieake responded 10 a beautiful address.
in tho House, while mr. Tomln was IN the Cha!' leSou
,,ons o. hanss to Speaker Cutch6ed were susnned 10
touching remarks by hessrs Yerby and G'y ord onan'
laou.ly agreed TO- Speaker Cruchad replied ofeny 0o'
with aIsa, feeling and effect. We nope to give 'o-moflo"
The remarks made on both occ1scuu
The Legislature adjourned with tue Anaes' aons
be members o, was alleged by he presiding cncera oi ooih
u,ss Owing TO the defect. Of tho organic law, and The
f lo.oI interests 4, was impossible for them TO dis
ali ,h ,ublic business, and many measures OF vital
, no, m.tured But cannot 10 jue;sce fall 70
b, ho,h Hou.es attended to their heavy work with an
,,.tuy and Industry, remarkable under all tho cl'cum
cs, Some 227 passed, Qnelud!ng small aPpro
10 several plank roads and turnpike: leaving aoe
se bill. not finally acted on and among them are the appro
priuons TO rail roads and other great WORKS II gag
rs 10 know that lavish expenditure OF tie PUBIC nooey
w.s made Appreciated ty m.ny and inc S'a's CO
Gil !. impaired. ;r,,.v
We wish 10 the members safe and pleasant journey
home and ,ende, &C union With their families.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-07
rcoscLuoEp or FOURTH PaeE.l

Nt Minor Of Loutoun has been for teV Gays oe'a'u
ed from his seat in the House OF Delegates oY cose
H,emen in The sck chamber OF MS ofo's', @ es,iou.
s iauet BY fasE from the Southern po';leo OF lsc Cap
o having stepped of through ms'ass We wore eh e's
hear ysserd,y afternoon mat Major Nlno was "'"
sVr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-07
SPEECH OF MR. HUNTER.

In our impression OF this morning sc publish portion
Senate. Hunters speech the Nebraska Dill! line concu
cn will 60 published Monday, and the spscSh VIII p
pear entire In the couay e'iion OF the enquirer
By the people Of Virginia. especially, tho views ol dr. hun
Ter thls important question will be read win 'e ineres
which attaches the opinions Of tho most eminent eate'
Hsn OF the Sou:h. We popoae, al another nne more sa
isacory criticism Of ths speech but we cannot iofossr
say nj present. that In powe. of argument and grace OF oc
on l. ,up1ss;s every previous production OF The oraor
Tia 9eroFatlon, especially is model Of Lofty anu Sso'oe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-07

DEATH UF UN CHND't'HHe. -
WAsH1so7os, MAlcH 5-A post moItsm easmina at -.
nadU nf O ardi.er hss mace " phycisrs' "ne
s on ,ns, bis dea,n was caused by sttYchnne He
oro,eset nls nnocsucs dying moments j., me sts
he ~'Se ~ iS~ hs 5osns sae esauo uad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-07
IlICSIEzosD EN0UiisEii.

By KITc:zIEs & PRYOR
SATURDAY MURNING, MARCH 4, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06
M1FALL IMPORTATIONS II
CHINA. BARTHBNwAR AND
Fancy Articles. l1n slr

I,EE Subs rber offers country Merchants md 9TH
J. ers In want, his complete stocs Of Earih-pwars,
Cnnn Taplc and Fancy Articles, OF hia own dir ec i'm.
rofiniun from the avorta factories of England and
fnnce. together with full stuck of Pai re. ,ed
Cur Glnss, 10 every variety Sn Ne. Tho sssort
comIti4es IN part, the following;
DINNER SETS Gilt, decorated gold ba6A End
white fc0ch China white granite and blue print
Ing. blue. pirtle damnAcenu, plum, 1iiaa.I Iasl #
TEA SERVICES--In rcis OF 30. A, SO, 90, II, and
~ piece-, pnging in priv from - 10 500 n setI
WATER PITCHERS, covered and uncovsred basins
nnd were aud i 'iiet setsa44l.s ga,tsa,s- &C.,.
RICH VASES, cplpmon and decorated Mugs and
common Esrtbenwnre, suitable of fai rfsde Anlh
PLATED GOODS Tea, desert and table Spoons
lnbenni desert f',rks' sait and mustard spoon, nap
kin rings, mustard pots butter knives and castots
TABLE CUTLERY-1vory handle table sets, 81 pis-
ces knives aud forks In dzens common do. .B9
BRlTANIA WARE--Casors from the n osf common
10 The bost manufactured spoons, ladies' and safety au
id lamps. '@ AlldNa5
LOOKING GLAssEs---spsudid gilt ornarnr o,,d
frnmes French plates, various sizes suitable for
tie or pier do; mahogany frame, in greatly ysretyand
toilet glnsses. ,tfa
GLASS WARE-Plain and pressed Gu. tumblers,
wine pitchers salvers. bowls dises
lemonades egg glasses goblsta champagne safety thu
idamp, water bottles, butter plates, syrup aud uJass-
salt cellars, custor bottles, preserys Al :. fish
slobes. f.
LAMPS-The improved soar lamps of which the sub
scrbe s the sole propricor; pnrlor halt and and
hand lamps in great yuriety E.-4 .,.,
CHANDELIERS Of 2, 3, 4, o, 8, &c., burners, fur
nished reasonable terms walters trays, lanterns
table mats 10y ten and dinner sets.
STONE WARE--At fsctory prices .t.,.t
The ,bscr ber offers all the above goods on rc,sona-
bic Terms, and is satisfied that call from country NOR
chnns or persons conemp plating house will con.
vince them that his stock not surpassed in price quail
iy variety. by any shment in The State Small
l'roht and quick sales is the motto Call at
J. d. b EVANS
nov II-ts liz Main st., Richmond
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Books for Engineers and Mechanics.


4 LSh, ONE COMPASS aud n large assortment oi
"a MATIIEMATECAL INTRU MENTS.
Stewart's Dictionary o Mechanics. Vols.,
Downing Country Houses
Intiodncton to Gothic Architecture,
Stewart and Reveu's Antiquities,
Elements of Architecture, by d niamin,
Am rirun Architecture,
Hsupton Bridge consiruc ion.
Haswell enpplet. Engineer, Milwright and Me
charic's Companion.
Minihes Mec auical Drawing Book.
The Modern {, om"trcal Star builders Guide.
The Mrchin sCompnn on, by Nicholson,
Mechanic Text Book,
History of Architecture, by y. g. Tuthlll.
Mechanics assistant knaprr,
Wiehtwck, Hints tn Architects,
Roads mud Rail Roads by Gillespie;
Railway ccouomy in Europe and America. ly Dr.
Lailner
Handbook for Locomotive Engineers and Man' in.
ists Mechanics M III wrighta Macbnists, Eng nees c.,
kmpps Chemical Technology,
Barteit's Philos Mechanics.
Mill-wrishts Guide, by Evans,
Hodge the Steam Engine, with plates,
Builders Guide
Benjamins Architecture,
Gothic Architecture applet TO modern residence,
Downing Cotmgc Residences,
Andersons American Via Architecture just out.
The above. with others to he bad at
nov 2jts ID b. PAYNE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06

omBers fatent Straight Needle Fefpehucui"
Action sewing Machines,
WHlCli have acquire uneqsrled reputation for
w excel enee, in all parts the world, i',f eve,y
variety OF Sewing oarre ut the reduced cali
prices OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS The clear psni.
II from the of these machines il from t5o to $loo0
n year depending the kind of work done.
We wish to Gull the attention of manufacturers par
ticulary to our newly invented and entirely original
Machine to Sew with Single Thread
This instrument Ia admirable In contrisonoe, and
40 perfect IN its operation and result that u commands
the uhqushed approval OF all wh, understand the MI
OF Sewing by machinery. For linen stitching this Is
the poy naehinr that MAKE stch which will rr-
main .lsIinct aud beautiful after washing Fsr shoe
werk and every Of eather-sewing
Mattresses.nnd all Sewing In which great STRENGTH
OF SEAM is REQUIRED. the work Of this machine
cannot be equalled. II is ample in it's eonsruc-
tion and much easily managed and operated than
an, other,
Hereafter shall be prepared to supply n variety
Sewing maclne.--each perfect and complete of iis
kind. nj the following cash priceG
L. Needle aud shuttle machine of present style wood
On box, 800 90
9. Needle aud shuttle machine of present stylo
on iron frame, $ll0 90
3. Needle nnd shuttle machine with newly in
vented feed suction and checked spring, $l25 90
4. Single threaded machines 70, linen and other
lsh, Sewing, slas 90
s. Single threaded machines for Sewing bsgs
sacks and carpet bags fi23 90
6. Single threaded machines for shoe work and
leather stitching. sla5 90
7. Single threaded machines with uppaiatus
IL bind mattresses, &c., &l3J O0
3. Single threaded machines, of extra sizc,for
quilting con, iining. " 49, sl4o 90
Q. Single threaded machine.,of arger size.for
quilting extra size Innings, $3.50 90
H. Single threaded machines adapted 10 lap
scanning, coat sleeves, Ne, $50 90
IL. Et broidcring Machine, milking ornn
mental stitch with two tmeuds, $3.50 40
~. Machines Of large size for Sewing
ings and ship sails-with fixtures and mp
Iaralus compete--irom $t00 Ia tl500 90
Machines will be fitted for any unusual PECULIARLY Of
work on reasonable terms. Tie Machines -erur.l,
packed for transportation to any part o the world and
full printed instructions for using and keeping ,hcm In
order. ARE furnished with each machine.
Machine nerdes. Silk ,wsi spools--3 cord linen
thread &c. always hand and for sale bt lowest easL
| prices.
Principal Offce-No. 3o3 Broadway Y.
BGAsoa OFFICES:
81 South Fourth Street. Phadcl phia; $50 Ba'irorr
Street Baltimore 25 Washington Sueet Bost "a; iyy
| Elm Street. Cincinnati
| NV % dam | NJ SINGER 4 Oh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-06
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

| The GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooD-THE BEST ALTER
KNOWN.
Not a particle of Mercury in any Form in it.
An intadbie cure for Scrofnia Kings Eca. Rheuma
hsm, Obstinate Cuianeous E,7,riions Pimpies Pus
Mles The Face, Bio,ches Baes, Chronic So,e Eses
Ring Worm or 1et'er, Scaid Head, Enlargement and
Pam Of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn UcerS Syph'
h1ic Disorders Lumbago, Spinal Compiaints and all
Diseases arising from inpdtcions of Mercury
Lnprudence in Life or mpuity QfMe Blood
IFVNHIS valuable Medicine. which has become ceebrs-
l. ted for the number of extraordinary cures effected
through its agency has induced the proprietor at the
urgent request of his friends. offer it to the public
which he does with the confidence in its virtues
and wonderful curative properties. The following GER
thcaes, selected from large number are however,
stronger testimony than the word of the proprie
tor As the limits of an Advertisement woua be too
small to state the Certificates in full they
as much possible, but detailed on the inside wrap
per OF each bottle, and are all from gentlemen well
known in their localities, and of the highest respecta
bity many of them residing IN he city Of Riek
nond
+. Boyden Esq of the Exchange Hosel, Richm md.
Known everywhere, says he has the medicine ca-
led CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE administered
in hundred cases in nearl, all the diseases for
which it Is recommended, tn the most astonishing
good results. He says it is the most extraordinary
Medicine he has ever seen.
q. b. Luck. Esq. now in the city of Richmond, md
'ur many years in the Post Office has such confidence
10 the astonishing efficacy of CARERS Spantsh Hicture
mat he has bought upwards of 80 bottles which he has
gwen away to the afflicted Mr. Luck says he has never
SHOWN 1t TO fail when taken according to directions
or John Miuee, Il practising Physician. and turmer-
OF the City Hotel in the city of Richmond, says he
' Witnessed in number of instances the effects OF
1"ters Spanish Mtctnye, which truly surprising.
ne says in of Co sumption, dependent the
LIVER the good effects wonderful indeed.
L@@ Comptatm.-Samuel NJ. Drinker OF the hrm
OF Drinker & Norris Richmond, was cured of Liver
complaint of years standing, by the oitwo bottles
:" CARERS Spanish Nurture.
= Serefaia and Consnmption.-Nr Richard W West,
VI a'chmon,i, was red of Scrofula, and what physi