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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-28
Oct. 10, ls53-eod2m.

ENIIE subscriber will offer for sale bis DWELL
ING ll0l'S on 9th street; and vacant
lots adjoining thereto. Also 100 acres of land
two mile, from the city, on which a new dwell
ing house with eight rooms, Il frame Barn,
, by 30 feet, : storys high, and all other out
houses. One tract of land containing between
aad 900 Acres, with a small house on tie
tract. The fencing is all good andnew and much
oft Is Of plank; the land is quite productive, lays
well aud Is we'll watcred and plenty Of Timber
This tract is about miles from the city.
The above will be offered privately until farther
notice. if not sold privately the same will be Of
terrd ut Auction.
also wish to dispose of the Piedmont Works
'rheec works &c very valuable, as may be seen
upon examining them. There is a very large
amount of good and valuable machinery attached
to these works would prefer to sell all of the
machinery together but will sell in parcels to
suit persons wishing TO remove it. There is ey-
cry piece Of machinery in and about the works
that could be used in a ear shop or agricultural
establishment. There is about one acre Of ground
belonging to the works, which will be sold also;
and2 Acres attached under long lease. This
being immc dacy ON the Bason makes it very
valuable for lumber yard, well Machine
shop
have something OYER million of feet of
lumber on hand-scaSoucd, of all kinds which
wish Ia close out speedily rs possible.
Also ON Land, large stock of agricultural i'm
plcmcnts; say Flows Elawows, Cultvators, Hay
Presse-, Wagons, Whecbawow>, Chuns, Hay
Cutters, Curn-hcers and every thing used for
agricultural purposes which | will sell at very
reduced prices. These will he offered privately
until furthcrnotice GEO. G. CURIE.
oct. 10 cod4m
'j'nE -oo,,,,.c, nov rc5i,ios ard oa1, Tor
Il, r. - R,.,.l ~ ..,., R.,-t#. ,,l.l,. 100.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-28

The Baltic drrt is still in kiel bay, no sailing
order, ha,iug been received. The steamer. are
fully coaIcd and ready for sea.
ASIA.
The Turk at kars; and the Russians at TiAs
hand gone into winter quarters
GERMANY.
Vienna advccs report that on he Sth inst.
Austria and Bavaria came To satisfactory under
standing on thc Russian question. Austria coin
citlc~ with Prussia in postponing the deibcra-
lions of the Germanc Diet on the war question
until the arrival Of the Cznr- reply to the last
Prussian mote. Indications are thrown out that
RUSSIA will reply Ia the Prus,ian note, if Russia
will obtain guarantee from France, England
and Austria, that they will not 90 in their de-
maud, beyond the four points, Russia will be
willing u nrgotiate ON The hn.s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-28

he ratts OF nterrst ~ tHS dUtp Inst Yo0r
were very little. il any lower than to-day. Ihr
quotations being loal- per ct per annum. The
difference is to he found IA great extent, in the
prevailing panic, Let each one Of those now run.
ming away from this phantom at the top Of their
speed pause for a moment 10 take breath, aud see
if this is not the truth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-28

tATa0D WODnll W0OD l'rhe sur
w .criber has nude n arrangement by which le
can friii-h 40 d. delivered the yard 81 all os" tn
may to-, di>pjscl order If m Of the best qhlity,
green dry, Hli at 'helon 81 cash prirc.
no % div JAS. :. CREWDSO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-28

The National lntelligrnecr replies in toreibc
manner to the charge that the late elections
". re the result of ineongruou, aud irreconcilaho
elements. Weqaote the following.
The inquiry very naturally arises. if the Whs
party was u minority before how did they furnish
material, for the new victorious cohortsl 1t
they did not accomplish this conceded impos,i-
bilty,tho sill more apt question arises what par
ty DID! The answer l. A. clear Is legic or mathe.
mates can make il: Tine Democratic party most
certainly have furnished these recruits And if
these struggling 'sms gathered from that party
for the purpose Of oycrthrowmg it. are hostile
actions and vile and nlon,trous' combination,
when acting with the Wings. pray tcllu- II the
political Ethiopian can change h~ SKIN or the
leopard his spots by a coalition with the Democ-
racy' VIII the boating material be purified if
it gets into the Democratic cruchcl Are not
all the calculations for future success bascd up.
on the idea that These now abused fragments are
to change position and JOIN the Democracy Or
do they expect to convert pure Wings by thi,
continued and unmitigated detractonl Tho
people (snys the organ are already uirightcd at
the strange results and at the mon strous isms
which have triumphed in them All, indeed
were sovereign and were left free 10 do as
they pleasel VIII the loose particle, be less
bi1eous if they float back again to their Democ-
racy! In short, if the elements are "ncongru-
ous' when in alliance with the wings. will there
be more congruity in them when ioincd to the
Democrats! But, ifthc hope OF pleasant "fu
ture" gives present pleasure to the dscoftcd
party, far be it from US TO disturb the .genia
current of the soul > g."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-28
ENGLAND

In London, ON November 9th. Lord Mayors
doy wa~ duly celebrated. The new Lord Mayor
ct London, Alderman Moan gave a grand ban
quot TO tn" Cabinet Ministers and Ambassadors.
Mr. buchanan was present. Tho French Min
ister@ expressed the hope that at the moment all
the allied flags were waving over the ruins of
Seaastopol. Earl Aberdeen revcrtedto his er
forts % preserve peace, and said the allies would
nnw push the war TO success tul conclusion ON
permanent peace basis.
Anadmnuty notice posted at Lloyd's announces
that next spring strict blockade of the mouth of
the Danube and also of all Russian PORTS on the
Black Sea, Sea of Azot, the Baltic and White
Seas will he strictly enforced.
new raute has been organized for receiving
intelligence from the Crimca in three days and
eighteen hour.
The Greek firms in Manchester have drawn
on themsrly's much eensure by public reioicings
for the ill-succes, of the allies before Sebasto
pol.
FRANCE.
The Paris NoHiteur has coneliatory edito
rial on the subject of MIR. Soule passing through
France.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-28

THOMPSON rmAL.-A correspondent writing
from Coyington, under date Of Nov 23rd says;
" Mr. VIM. Il. Terrell ta.si-tnni pfosceaier)
closed speech this evening at two days length'
which was universally considered mastery Fl
fort. 1t must have been the effort of hi- life
Strong, a gumentatife. impressive and eloquent
it evidently told az the jury. He Is on II tn
abcst speakers ia tn state. The case VIII not
close before Monday or Tuesday Terreli's was
the first speech. No idea can he formed a. 10 The
final result: but the general impression is that
there will be a hung jafy.'
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. THE OYSTER SALOON -,

~ ' ' 5 e. 717s e. n, + ~
rrldy >lye rbr public ih al ;ae u, oaars at thc
toy. lG-l-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-15
TARRANr,s

ITO THE NEDICM PROFESSION AND
l. The Public. The attention VI the Medical
Pr"ie ssiod and Publ,c 10 invited 10 the foi!ow-
ng prep,raiion
TAi,itANT'S EFFERvEsCENT SELTZER
FN APERIENT.
pr pared on an snlrel, new principle, from a
late aud accurate ANALYSIS of The celebrated
SELrZLk SPRING IN GERMiNY. IL
combining efficacy, economy, and portd'ltv,
With such additions and Improvements "a VIII
found materially to Increase its eric.ey.
This much esteemed and highly valuable pre-
partition ~iil mt l,l Ia cftctualIy remove D,s-
prps u ~ Indigestion, Bilious Affections, lirad-
acir, iiea,i u,n, Acidi,, 81 the Stomach, Cos
tiyeu"ss, G"u,, Rht uuatism. lo.s OF appetite
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nan,ra of Vomiting,
Affections ui The Liver, Sc. sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-15
FAMILY MEDICINE.
TARA IT'S COIIIAL EiINiROF
H'IfnE ~ nIlIfn ann

Tai O. it, pisc, as 'hc i~st remedy for dyspepsia
-. indigestion 81 Ihr pirs' NJ day and lr IT. 'i-
t'acacN aud sal"t, observes the uaine al lring
in Iiuih - F.unil, eIi me. TiUsr Who suffer
from excessive fatigue, mental uxiriy, or intel
hctuHI anxicty II whatever Mind, viii tud 1t 10
Lc Il ~ lie ~" l"f cNlr,Ine value. IL Is pnrtic
ulrly recommended 10 these suffering irum Bill
i"us and Nervuu. iIradacae, DiarrhTa, on.
stipation, Ftuulrnc>, Indigestion, Snmmrr t"n-
plant, Cholera Morlus, Sc, rs the utmost re-
lnnce can ip, placed on 1t, both as to lie lnnoccn,
nature and highly curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-15
CURED.

Fl0J,ry. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of th- lr-t
ytrrIhn ciuich, Adams Basin. Monroe county, New Tur.
sfu'- IA ~. "lhHye just received n lrtt.~ from Mr. ttfAh
ny DVNNiSG. rciltivo to .hc cure ofhis kcyar,urr. -
nay depend on what IL states, for be IL n Chri.;inH NJ
Ld VII elder IN the church. Some yunrs siucn h, hat
aye one Vi his legs eRt Ut 10 save bis In, in col,rol"',
u n Fcver-sore. The otn-r leg being now nfrci,J. ~
tbuut 10 be- nnraI'a,Ud. l recommended BRASr's NJ,
IHE. Read the :csult. He says u haze u,ed o,ty u
oiTLrs uf GRANTS MEDICINE. I placed All u,r,
fon your rtsomaenda iiJn, M .hat Med,cins, and rtu. .g,
ay that, " ih III. blessing of God, IL has cf.ef.a 81 sue .
~ icg'" See Pamphlets for fuh parlicular..s
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F u R N A c { S.

MAY always bc lOund M the Subscriters, o
w niost approved PATTERNS. aud set with care,
ssd warranted to worn well Also, TN and sheet
i-n ware un hand. with other articles usually
hept NJ such q stove. Fin, copper, mud sheet
,rOs v,re made o. orirr. Orders solicited.
MM. BROWNELL,
Opposite the Uni0a BARK.
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ANGLERS CAlRE-;

Hr q Il. kinney. merchant. Clinton. Orch, o'.,fy
q g.. ,i'D.urd u 'la' Il csnrcrtlDcior H. sal county ~
grafton N,ri, I'D. care, 81 4 NsgiRs 'uTpu Il to- iIrHr,,
GRANITE It6ifNING EXTRACT AE',s.--' p
r',Us county. :. " y also u.jnv said hrr:'u !r
= !, = IIL.,G m ,Ei,', nj SAuGolArr, ,i"u. va.' 4" CtrI
y. y. !. No. informed az NJ al imuur'sul sIt1'j H t.h.
~ ~ ."n, ''.uimg. witch was eh.clrd un an a-'i 4rY
Z .hu pas-. IT,. therefore. tli. PVEIfiIk cW,r' (nf o.. hv
= llri!"r it-alns power, what imparr ds"1ss 90 ~
"pi can II not 90 -rl Seven years eNpcriaucc I'l So
tu.lt SANS there, mr., uDii, Inn ,NLnt il vl c,,T,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-15

Piano, from n mhher ~ high repuie, his
"A been in No some time. lot IN good order a
tune IL Offered ior sale n bargain. or will lie
let. Apply AT =. ". sTEADMAN's
Furniture ware rooms, cor. Church & Spring Il.
nt20tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-15

V. B. PALMER, the American New spapc
Agent is tie authorized Agent tor the Daily
News and and lleral oiihe Time- ~ the cities u
Boston, New York aud Philadelphia, aud is duly
empowered to take advertisements and sulsorip
tons al the rates III required by US. His receipts
will he regarded ~ pa, ments. His Offices are
Boston, Scollay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune l~iuildmg; Philadelphia, North
west corner Of Third aud Chesurt sirrels.
:. NJ. PETTENGIEL n CO., Nrwspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, ire Agents for the Newport Daily News,
and The Herald of the Times, aud are authorized
to re, Give Adv rliscments and Subscriptions IT
the same rates rs are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded ~ payments.
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"ArTic,. G-nesee Co, February l, 1910.
an. 7. WALLACE A CO-Genneprn ! was, for moro
nan n year, afflicted with a disease Of the stomach. lcould
lot cut amy fi or greasy substance without causing great
,nin, sickness. md vomiting, and was continually afflicted
with a sour stomach. ~ an experiment, tried one boz
10 Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, Ia my utter disap
continent, cI.oi dHd rSiored He usual pain afer satire.
1.-THE rrfore used n -, cond bottle, which has completely cured
.c di.rtsc. am now well aud hearty, and Gun rat almost
snythiny without being panied, or the stunnoA becoming
sour. tours respectfully, i. y. WILCOX"
Mr.. Wilcox is a respectable merchant Of Atlica.
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WHITE GOODS.
DIAM, Checked, Striped aud Fig'd Cam.
i brics, Plam Swiss aud Book Muslins, VIC.
tOria Lawns, Mull, Nainsook &c. at
81 < SO Thames 81.
ml3 CuAS. w. TURNER.
100 RoLts Canton MATTISG -Compri.
IUO sung IN assortment oi widths both II
plain and checked &c the hest brands fr sale by
+. LAYTON l. BROS.
n. r.. Rooms fitted to order.
mis-
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TARRhN1,S INpEI.IBL.E INK.

A superior aticl", warranted hy the propcie.
tor, and Acknowledged 10y al! who have tested IL
to be- the best article Of the kind now IN use.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-15
DUFFIEI.D'S
A AMERICAN HA M.


1'fIE SUBSCRIBERS iaving received , fresh
i consignment Of Dufield's Han--the Pioneer
Brahd-Lrc now prepared To supply all orders
Tor this unrivdlled art Gle. The mode of curing
Hans, ~practisp,i ny Dufield. OF Louirviile, was
first adopted 10 1887, since which time, gs Duc
f1d Hams have become extensively known ~
Er.land aud IN this country, and n The Great
Exhibition they took a prize medii, although
brought in competition with the finest brands
from Wesiphali,. For tenderness, texture and
hdvor, thcse Hams are unsurpassed. They
are cured under The immediate care of Duliitid
X Co., Louisville, Kentucky, and are especially
prepared Tor umuor kesping. or their high
standing in every martet where they have been
introduced. II ~ not necessary here 20 speak,
they aued only To- lie tested Ia give cntire salts
h,ctio.. The Du1ield Hams are used At all the
principal ho,eis in the county.
Orders Tor the above received, and the trade
supplied ON favorable terms 10y
y. SHERMAN 4 Co,
No. 9 Market squire. Sole Agents Tor Newport.
NIL "
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DOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
- Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, SIecie, Bank
Notes &c, aud Tor the collection aud pa, ment o
Bills. Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES ;-Boston, IL State street: New
York, I Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila.
dclphia, 80 Chestnut street; New port, I90Tbamcs
trcet; Fall River. Main street, (slount Hope
Book.) y3.
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Nursing SORE MOUTH, LuCORRHG,. &c.

BYRON, GESEsEE Co. y. Y, Oct. 10, lst7.
"Messrs. NJ I. WALLACE Il CO. Some tiue last win
ar my wifi. became so dcbilitaicd from the effects OF IL
pryhGd and Nuring Sore Mouth that shc could not lin lier
child or perform any household labor. Her medical treat.
nent wus varied according To tlc advice and prescriptions|
Of the most eminent physicians, until our sill wns cxhaust.|
sd In useless efforts. She became ~ very n skeleton, the:
II the tim. she commenced tnking hanrs Mod,eins shs|
weighed no more than ciglty-tve pounds hut ty the iine
,e had taken four bottles, she became perfectly well. The|
nis Is 10 perfect, that she IL now cnnbled to do all neees
,sry household work, and gained thirty pounds IL flesh In
bur weeks. Yours truly, c. Il. GALESTlNE."
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALEHItSE snys su~
KILL" Hc, We are informed by 4. =. TERRY ESQ, oil
he saInc place, has studied medicine.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS having lifted store
l. Ill THAMEs SrsELr,
are now prepared to supply their friends and tina
public generally, with. French Confectionery,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables, Eng
fish Pickles, Sauces, Cat-ups, Flavoriny En-
tracts, Sdrdlne., Olives, Capcrr, Preserved
Tom toes, aul Mushrooms, Canton Ginger,
and Chow Chow, Wax aud Sperm Candies,
Maccaroni, Vernacelli, Pearl Barley, Sage, Ia.
piocn, ilommon,, Srmp, heat Gri.s, Farin,,
AID u lirge assortment Of DELEGATES OF
ALL KINDS.
Good sents to all parts Of the city free Of ex-
TIA charge.
All articles warranted ~ rccomm nded.
a2l YOUNG h SMITH.
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Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr. ASKIN- statement of cure. Fe said
.My wife procured one bottle OF RANT
EXTRACT, of BissoI q Leonard, druggists OF Rome. i
.ommanced using that. and began % get better. Tint bottls
sna5led me TO get Of ny bed, where had ,eep eontped
,s u,sE, The second Bottle enabled me to get o t9) hsh1lae;
he birS hotie enabled me 10 tdk fto miles, 40 Rome Tn
ur. where procured sir bottles more md when ] had nm.
,.L,l using them, seventeen out OF frrty ulcers had healed
.n-.nnd Mycc bottles more effected a PERFECT CURE Of
n ,, ul..rs ana restored me IL GOOD health"
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CLOUDS, RAIN, Il DAGUERREoI Yves.
f may not be- generally knJvn that DagnrIe.
Il OF, pes can ne taken eqn lily well 90 cloudy,
snd rainy days. This g ~ tr done. and the cub
scriber invites al persons who want a good pic
lufe Ia cali and give him u iuli. livery effort
vii We made 10 give raiire sati-fiction. Rooms
over ipothec,ries' Hall, Washington Square
Entrance in Meeting street. Open fiom 3 A.. VI
a. T.. ". JOHN HENRY 1lLLEY,
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CAUTION TO THE L

BE 0 DEFR9UDFD!
BUY no book unless DIR. A. M. Mauriceau, l29
Liberty Street, n. Y, is on the title page, and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back of the title
page and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. nj.
Mauriceau, as there are spurious and surreptitious
in~fringements Of copyright.
A. Upon receipt of One Dollar "THE MAR
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION" is sent (mdiei FREE to any part Of the
United States, the oanadas and British Provinces.
All Letters must be post paid, and addressed TO
DIR. A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, e York
City. Publishing Office, No. l2o Liberty Street,
New.York.
AGENT.
d. VI. Cook. providcuce-Bcnj. J. Tlry
Ncwport-PeIcc iiand,ll, cs,e,ly.
rs
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

! neh n Medicine. N cfNry rcyoo and ilcrr 70 hluhdom
,rooI in .rnif cures effected. thai ONk BOTTLf' ~ icon
aims more purifying. hrelln, yir19r ;;e rnd IoS,e. ts%v,""
,ariiln. or nuy other mriicit- TINT has ever bcrn onu,es
p- sale. There Is ,%ndonbird proof IN our panipnisn, nv ~
~ nm. use of this great hjdB FHrlfcr, hey tlai were IL
'NG wei LIVF-tnty that were LAME aud CKiprLEp
ann now WALK-tlr that Were SICK, SCkof LOcS
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DlMMEL'S Toilet Vinegar, handkerchief
1O extracts, and Rose Ic'.I Powder, ut
? mis- X. J. TAlLOR'J.
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUREBS AND COPABIA.

Sanctioned ly popular opinion and high author
ity Of the most distinguished Of the medical iac-
uliy, il ~, RS to tie afflicted "a remedy, whore
success has ia every instance supported It's de-
served reputation. Being convenient and agree
able in Ms use, experience has proved that t re-
tiihs in every climate its desirable and truly vail
liable character. II is in the form ola paste, is
tIsIcl'ss, and does NOT impair the digestion. II
l. prepared with The greatest possible care, upon
well tested principles. To persons follow ing
the sea, or going long voyages, this preparations
possesses qualities tar SURPRISING ANY othc'-
neat and portable in It's form, speedy and eiica-
ciou, IN It's operation. successful both in the ear
lirst aud worst stages Of the se,erest Diseases,
whilst the usual and nau,eous taste and unHleao.
ant oior Ia copabia IL who'll, avoided in thus
PREPARATION.
freparrdan nd soil, Wholesale aud Retail, by
JOHN A. TNItHANT, successor to James
Tarranl, 21S '.reenw Ich, corner of Warren 81.
New York; and sold ny T.. VI. Carey, druggist,
Charleston, =. (. +. n. McGraw, Naiclsz;
Moore & iicnherIcksun, Savannah; NJ. A..
Sanies & Son, Nmfulk; W. :. Reese, Bait.
more; Joseph Fucker, Mobile; Sickles & CO.,
New Orleans u. -. Gilman, Washington, u.
c. i. W. Dyoit s. Sons, rh,I..; Weeks u
Potter, Boston /; kushmahier x .And'i ron,
GcoIg town, ID. &.
THORNS COMrOUNHEXTRACr OF CO.
PhflA MI SARSAPAkiLLA possesses a
few advantages not crjo, cd by any other metli-
clne Tor the cure Of sexual diseases /; aud which
must, with an enlightened public, render it ASST
reilly higily Pop liar, and a drsideratum long
'u.ht Tor in the medical world. 1t needs no
confinement or change Of diet. la its approved
form, that oi i paste, il is cnirely tastclcss, aud
causes no unpl Assault sensation to the patient.
I has acquired the utmost tame IN almost ev-
c part of Europe, II mas been examined, APP
proved OF, aud sanctioned lay The faculty OF med
lcIne, aud recommended 10y the mot eminent OF
the prolcssiun. Prepared by J. Is. Thorn, Chem
ist, Loudon, and tor sale wholesale and retail
by J. A. 1ARRAN T., sole az, ut Tor the UIlted
STATES, 27S Greenwich street, New iork. :
e@mll iy
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THE s,bscriber has just received alarge as
Il soitmelt Of Wrapping parer, which he
will sell cheap for cash, at l1l ThaInes-st.
ml5
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

Mr UASKIN has sworn to he above facts. and the fsen
re- Witnessed and certified to vy Or. I: WlLLlAMs-IA
i n BEOWN, proprietor of the Uest- Rome Hofd-Me@sp
tISsEiL 4 LEONARD. wholesale and retail ~druEgiss
81 TlEEEN other TeSpecfuMe Irfness0.
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GlANO

GlANO.
DERUNIAN Government Guano, Of the best
l. quality, direct from the Government Agent
an warranted OF The beet quality Tor sale by the
{ or sirgIe bag, by
G1ml7 J. Il. & g. W. PERRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-15
THE NEW REMEDY
LATELY DISCOVERED BY RADWAi
Co, CALLED
Railways Renoyating RcSOlyenI.
K. Il. IL.

A quick cure for Scrofula in its worst forms.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLNENT.
IL Cleanses and purifes the bloodf from all Scrol-
ulous Iium,rs; it cradicates from the bones and
muscles Diseased Deposits IT electriics the
fluids and solids
WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
Ii Is warranted to cure
S%croiula, White SwelIings,
Uumors, syphilis,
cancers. Epilepsy,
Tunors, Jaundice,
Ricketts,, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Bronchitical Tumors Hacking Dry Cough.
IN either ofthc above named diseases, we Guar
antee that the patient will experience its powers
nj effects IN A FEW HOURS after taking it.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
t. thrill Of health courses through every nerve
aud secretion of the system. Its shock Il health
a ielt in the bones, the muscles, the nerves, the
sectetions Of every organ in the body,
Han tea Minutes.
The patient feels this marvellous remedy work
Nc in the system after taking IT,.
l.. |, enfichcs and pur,ies the blood.
2. Ii removes from the bones aud secrotions al
diseased deposits.
3. IL strengthens aud builds up the weak, re-
Taxed and worn out parts of the system.
\. u braces up and imparts renewed cnegS aud
Aiiality Ia the nerves.
LET ALL THE DISEASED
call ut the Medical office Of RAILWAY & CO.,
No. 1872 Fulton street, aud give this extraordinary
remedy one trial. Price IL per bottle.
II "A 7 NJ.
All suffering with pain are invited 10 call ~
RAILWAYS Medical office every day, from 8
4. VI. To ) 4. VI. IL is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains VA five mInuies or less. A regular
DlksIgI.tu Al. an Attendance A1vtc. Urat,a