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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-16

lEE thonsand gallons Stone " are.
" jqstsreceived and for sale byE5t / !
Sept. 90, '53. Ford Il Dro1illard.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-16
LIVER COMPLAINT,

JAUSDIcE, DYsPEFsIA, CHRONIC OR SERy-
ous DEBILITY, DISEASES OF THE KID
EEYs,
And all diseases arising from disOrdered
Liper or Stomach, such as Constipation. IN
ncard Piles. Fullness or Blood TO the Head,
Aeidify Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for food. Fullness, or .ceigh in the
Stomach, Sour EruetdtioHs, SinkIHgor or Ffaf-
tering at the pif Of the Stomach, S'ciHrEniHg of
the Head. Hurried aud Difficult Breathing,
Elunering at the Heart, ChOkingOr SgfocatinS
sensations tchen in a lying position, DimHess
Of VISION, Dots or uOebb before the SigAf, FeUer
and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency or Per
spiratioR, YelIorness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in fke Side, Back, Chest, Limbs DC,
Sudden FIushes Of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imdgininss Of Euil aud Great
depression Of Spirits, can be sfeetuaHy cured
By
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-16

FOR SALE.
ME- will sell the Steam SAW MILL
w IN Gallipolis. formerly owned by
Mat. Walker, on the most reasonable
terms the machinery all in fine order
WM. & j. Q. WALKER e
Jan. s, 1854.-zw% ksI -
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Great Railroad Jubilee at Detroit.


The railroad banquet here last evening" in honor of ths
opening Of the Great Western Road splendid af-
fair Ths entire business part Of the city was iumi-
mated, cannon were firing and great enthu sasa pre-
vailed Two thousand pie we're at the dinner. The
mort spendi decorstsd sud bands disc cursed
eloquent mu,c. Tho Mayor Of Detroit prssidsd 1t vas
. sum- ptuous repast
The frat regular toast vas-" The Presidsnt Of the
United Staes to which Judge wilkins OF Detroit, re-
plieo In most splendid o o . equsnt ,psech
Second to osst-"Queeu Victoria 10 which Col Pierce,
OF Wirc popc d with point and power.
Third regular oAst- The Governor of AishigAn.n Ns
resporse
Fourth regular toast-'Ths Governor Gsnsrs Of Cana
ID !" No Rtponse.
There we're voluntary toAsts In great numbers,
plneptary IN the i'm ptov-ments of the day and the
concerned therein. Tae speeohss aade By
M Paris the President Of the Great Western Railroad
and Mr. yandyk~.
Mr. Brydses Manning, director and editor, frrm Chi
caeo gave the following" Eds-A successful ilustrA
ton OF he supse sed mposs, by Of swallowing ftssf
Three sepuls hrsl ans with visual contor ons and
the "Rosue's March greeted e.
There about atty representatives tf the press.
II is grand era In the history Of the City OF ths
St ATS and the Great Western u q splendid roAd-two
hundred and twenty eight miles long
Excursion trains leave at IL O'Clock for the Hamilton
banquet.
The TIVE trains hft for the East at IL O'Clock dsy
They stop ct Hamilton 70 day where another sntsrtaia
msnt Is TO b given By the railroad authorities
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p~eted them 10 enter with him in agsins. the Id
muttraton rhey may respond to his usiaal tones in
expr&snps Of sve for that s-cron, but when hs At
tempted 10 beat down the administrsti he vsnld find
Southern sympathiss us cold as Northern iceosrgs
M smiths hour having expired, hr. Perkins obtained
tn noor,
M ssIIn asked him 70 yield the nsor tsS minutes un
I'll he ,,ould hAirh his speech
had yssts Say and to-day occupied unusual tims OBJ
je-ted.
Mr. SNrrH said he was much obliged to the gentle
The CHuRMAs remarked Tho gsntlsnsn cannot pro-
ceed
Mr. ssurn-You have Lost the sr.sm Of It, You had
octter wait.
The Con mttse rose
Mr. JoNH Of Tenn moved that the debate on the Dsa.
eiessy bill sha cease In hour afsor again going into
Comm i.tee.
Perdisg which the House adjourned.
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CITY Politics.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN YOUNG MKN's agNuaAL.
COMMITTEE.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN YOUNG MKN's asRuaAI
COMMITTEE.
meeting OF the above Committee for the year 1854
was held last evening At Tsmmsny Hall Thsrs vas full
atteudspcs IL delesatss A. X. Hsrrsk, chairman pro
te presided asd CAmbrelling acted as secretary
sody not beipe preseot the 20 nmittee dournsd to
meet "Wednesday next, At ths same hour and plscs
Young MKs's DEMOCRATIC oKNKRAL ooHnIrfxE.
An sdjourped citing Of this body took place last
night At the stuyv.sant Institute for the purpose Of
q rAnon. Benjamin g. Hart acted chAi man pro t
Myers Levy sni John King secretaries. Charles
ellis presented his credentials d.lsssts froa tbs
twelfth .srd II red and seconded that MAORI
" OF tbo-e presep. should Be compstsnt TO elect ,es
for VI. cor ing year rarried unanmousy. BAlloting
then gone into With the following result
G. Gotfrey Gunthsr; Vice Presidents, Hart, Thomas
ysp.n, Recording secretary Tsomn Monday; CORES
poptiig secretary, James Parker Ife'Aur-r John d
neGresor ssrsssrt at arms, Joseph Npesnt com nit
tee Of ave vas appeistsd TO va upon nAtss foots thi
evening .. he sy vsssna la.d'u sonsting OF Mss~:
Ing then Adjourned.
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williamsburg CITY Nevvs.

wooprS AWNINGS 6C--A meeting vas hslc on russdAy
evening the 0dso OF store ksspsru and others
rested tho enforcement Of the ci,y o-dinapos r<o-
bibtBg TIE srstunn OF soodsn Aspings. commitss
extension OF the time granted tsn days, bs.Sne the
odinaucs was pu, IN force aso 70 draw no psttsou,
20 present 10 the Common Gov ac repeal the erdi-
nsnce, ard prepare resoutr ps the nsxt meetiDg,
The signatures OF thos~ pr Akso, and ssen
cobsututef com nttse I, obtain signatures 20
be- appended TO the rey luton and petition when 6sara
NJ. The meeting thep adjourned 70 Friday svearg
INQUEST @ Hs ord held an Inquest on wscrss
dsy morning, IN Forth Eighth sssi VI Nh, on the
bedy Of Mary 9sery wife of r.omss Seery, native OF
Ireland th years c( age, Who lied suddsnJ oa
the might previous tscofding 10 tbs tsan al
drced. he jury retursd verdict that deosassi came 70
her s.eath from inse N psrancs and dssttution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19
Controversy In the Senate Relative to the
Railroad War at Erie
Business in the n. =. Legislature
Marine Dbasiers---RailrOad Accident,
&es 3d.. Sc
From Washington.

GEN. FOOrH-rHB GADsDaF TRKArY-sNIrH vs..
CUrTN6-THB NEBRASKA BILL-PREsIp rsrI A 4
APPOINTMENTS, kTo.
wAsmSGros, jsn 1s 1884.
General Fosts left for New York to cay.
NJ dadsdsa has that the treaty is honors.
Die 10 beth governments
Mr. Smiths speech to day, in reply Mr. Cutting is
Considered ( failure.
rhs Nebraska bill will remain table for the pre-
eent Members wish to hear from their constituents
Mr.. Rednsd's nomination will not bs acted on for the
present.
fhs UN yabiisbed article to csy that s considered
In tho light ot feeer the subject Of veto to rail.
road bils
Ths Senate has confirmed franklin Fornsy a. Consul
a oAsssry. Italy VIM Chandler Consul at Tunis and
v. ". Bshm, a. Consul at MessisA.
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sveptful correction with the San Francisco Neither
personal snrrgs the crippled coalition OF his
vessel however, prevented him from extending ready
and cheerful hard Of help 10 Others He promptly dis
regarded I'll personal ds aons and perlsc bis lfa
even a the CRY OF dstreas which fortunately reached
his from ths San Francisco and by almost super
human eyevtiorp succeeded 10 rescupg than
ered OF the passengers OF that Ill fated ship. Nor did
mis- benevolent Efforts here, Though blown of
urng the night after he had received these passengers
board he continued for two days In search Of the
sinking steamer that he might increase his precious
cargo till circu mstspces beyond human urol
pslled him TO absnsco bis generous purpose Notwi,n
standing all ths hA dsAps which he and his have
endured happy to state that they are all In good
health.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF MER-
CHANTS-STATE OF THE SUBSCRIPTION
LIST-MONEY STILL COMING N-THE
FEELING IN OTHER CITIES.
An adjourned meeting Of the merchants COMMITTEES was
held yesterday ut In the Board Room Of ths In
surancs Buildings, st which Msssrs Tsston, Ogden,
walker Rarsow Psrrtt Ncsas Jones' and other yentIs
attended.
Mr.. pxRRfn was called to tho shAir.
Mr.. TuEsroS Treasarsr, said that Mr.. Lord had Jast
returned mis- book with list of subscriptions amounting
to $3.50, and Mr.. Wansr had his made up with
which osms to $225. Some of ths heaviest books were
yet out but he had doubt that ts entire paid
and promised did not fu far short Of eight thousand
dollars He had passed all the cash paid into tbs bank
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Interesting from Boston.
rBE MASSACHUSETTS wEB>TER AssoCI ATIoN--sNOw
srOEM-MARIHB DIsAsrBRs-IEsURAH0D ON THK
TAM o. sHA AE1EK, kTC.

TAM o. sHAE1BR, kTC.
BosroS, Jan Is, 1854
anniversary Of his birthday by banquet At tho Revere
House. this evening. About one hundred and atty gen
tlemen present; Hon Marshal Wilder presiding
Speeches made by Mr.. Piankett, the Lisntsnaat
Governor, Mayor smith, Hon. George !. H.ay, Hsa. g.
Warren Of ChArleste IN, and others. LISTERS
read from hesss. Cars and Dickinson The association
has been orgAbizso since Mr. Webssrs death. Hon. Ell
ward Ev the PRESIDENT and Rufus Choate George
Ashmun, and George T. Curtis among iu vice pred
dents.
The steam hip Canada, Captain Stone. sailed ut
ocay, with 6S psfs-Dgers for Liverpool and Is for Hall
fax Che takes $23l coo In specie.
Tho lost thp Tam o'ShAntsr, from Calcutta owned
by Mr.. Soue OF New Haven command cd BY his
neyhsv The amount OF insursr Is not yet ascerned
The Tam Oshsn in ursd in this city 70 tho extent
Of about el40, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

The A. NJ, aooommot alton trAin from New York this
merniss Off the track the wsstport station,
throviEg the locomotive asd tndsr down embank
mebt The epgre was severely Injured but ths fireman
vas not hurt The passengers escaped injury.,
The accident vas caused BY tAe misplacement OF a
switch.
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TELE9R RAPHIC.
MEETING or PHILADBLPHfA MERCHANug.

MEETING or PHILADELPHfA MERCHAn1S.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan IS 1854.
The merchants Of this city hold meeting At soen to-
morrow relative to the OF the passengers Of the
SAa Fra peisco.
NETTING OF BOSTON MERCHANTS.
Boros, Jan. ~ 1854
The meeting Of the merchants, to get up ~ t.saiss
for the ssr Francisco held In the n.sAsngs
at one O'Clock to day. r. Forbes prsssdsd. com
mittee nfteen appointed and 81 SOC collected
the spot
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NEW YORK LHalsLATvAn.


ArsAyY, Jan. -, 1854.
cxnAroS OFFICIAL pVTr ON SUNDAY.
report made this morning BY seneurrent rssolu-
ons, in favor Of ths cessation Of all ocAl duty saa
days from 8 A. N. 20 8P n. It lies ovsr for day.
CANAL COMPANIES ETC.
bill intgcducsd for the incor porsNoa Of com,a
pAniss navigating the canals.
Two or three local bills passed.
PROMOTION MEDICAL sunrcs
The bill for the promotion Of medical science sp
fcs third residing AID debated At lsass 1t finally
passed BY 10 to 8
GovBrson's NOMINATIONS.
Several nominations we're sent In ey the Governor,
prinsipss aries Puclc and referred to the ap
propriAts committee.
WILLIAMSBURG FLANK RoiD-HvIsIoN OF AXTr JUDICIAL
The sill relative to the Williamsburg and Cypress Hills
Plank Read Company, and the bill to divide the Sixth Ju
ociAl District were passed
THE FRANCISCO CALAnTY-rn NOBLE CONDUCT OF
RIscUsRs
Mr. SPENCER offered the following resolution:-
Resolved Qf the Assembly That Sen ators And
Representative In Congress be requestd obtain from the
aonal Legislature Of The hgf
Gs,sn csson sS
Three Bells Of Glasgow Of CartaD Low Of the bArE XII
tss steamer San their ase Terilous
ta the ocean, the nnminent hsrsrd Of their lives and
honorable testn Of be presented
commanders officers and crsws o: the Three Bells, abe
Kilby ard the Antarctic
The resolution was laid over.
THR rIorosYD PURCHASE or MOUNT vIRNoS
Mr. BHooas called up the joint resolution relative 20
the purchase OF Mount Vernon The question beirg
the amendment offered BY Mr. kunroe, providing that
shall not be deseorated by slave labor
Mr.. MuSsos spoke at length, when the Senate 81.
journsd.
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DrPAKrrRn os THE GIAEow.-rhe British screw steam.
ship Glasgow, CAptaa Craig is yesterday for Glasgow,
with lc4 passengsr She has full sasgo Of asur, srAis
and prUvisoes.
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ALsASr, Jan. Is, 1854.
THE NINETEENTH WARD PARE.
portion o: the New York delegation presented .
port In Of repsspg the ward Park act
Ths following bills psssed:-
To amend the Revised StAtutsa
Relative to furnishing the Legislature with stationery
Relative " jurors In New York city.
Authorizing the Board Of Super vsors TO seal to
make 90, t6sd copies Of their procee inss evidences
TO enlarge the jurisdiction Of the Court Of Sessions in
Kings county.
To amend the charter OF ths New York Chamber Of
Commerce
To perfect the amendments 10 the CONSTITUTION provd
ing Tor enlargement OF the Eris Canal
The bill amending the charter Of the New York Cham.
ber of Con m-rce.
The bill 10 perfect the to the constitution
providing for enl Of the canals ~ l6 to
Mr. CosEIING introduced . bill sTAutirg charter TO
the Prosstant Episcopal Mehodit Soc@ty of As~ Ycrk
Mr.. BACrrs Introduced bill amen ding tnu act char
teiipg the Firemen " Brook lyn.
Mr.. bill chartsring the Bloompgdale SAvings
Bank New York
Mr. wARS bill relative 70 Police Justices ana their
Clerks in New York
Mr. DEwEY moved that this Committee Elections pro-
eeed 10 J,frsou county to take testiu ony the
tested seat case.
without disI osing of the question the House sd-
journed
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rhs store Oh Mr. LHhrbsrs, In Broadway, Albany. va
a &lI0s worth of sks sstns, ssdshAv tAksa thsssfsA
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and still continues
The Biihsb brig Eleanor, rom New York for Halifax
went ashofe on Cranberry Head near Yarmouth Fri
day last TIE ves.el -ould probably be saved.
Ths ship souhsmp pton, from New York Tor London be
fore reported 1t anchor below short Of abs ssamsn
towed up 70 the city II s evening.
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new YORK POLITICS AGAIN ON The TAPIS
RELIEF FOR TIKI SAN RANCISCo SUFFERERS.

Mr. SMITH, OF ALA, IN REPLY 10 Mr. CUTTING.
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NE WS BY TELEGRAPH.
NTRRESfING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Exciting Incidents in the House.

'RnCH OF GERRIr SMITH IN SUPPORT OF TIE PEACE
POLICY.
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The factory of T.. H,rris n Co ~ ,,.tdsls wss de-
stoyed hy ire this rornirg Loss $40 900, half Of
which IL insured In Worcester and Pit,sasid
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Marine AMslrs.

BALTIMORE Jan. IS, 1854.
We have DO mail to right be,ona N M,b,le.
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SAvASrAB, Jan 10, 1854
The ssesmship Augusta has arrived here In IS
N Yotk,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-22
,1-c>pn,r,h Observation-Disclosures, 10 "a.

Ey-c>DRtfii ssONfRH.-IHTERE STyHG 10 IA.
~ DSsc aNp CONTAMINATION. GlRAULr pEvI.
vhs, alter ayeIng nearly one half the g'Ne rS
misfortune, faiue Sud sust death, has length
vtauing ct the noted Professor Of Chemistry NJ
Jrhr almost secret by which III. hair can DC eured
beautiful itself
ripHes that beautiful the head
harnt TO those .h whom nature has seemed be most
beauty all but those lovely and Ring
among FASH, nsbe Of the cities OF the
the last With perfect and
almost
roL Grau ID vi,ic would probably have
the world 'crhars Ike the
mc,l a" OF rmbannr would have died with the rgnA
sma of the human family taNe
oscinsng knEets that have
IL atrd a. rr thousands.
Recipe this preparation for curling the
hair, be had Ivy ding Dollar,
ynd ptii 10 GiRAULF DEIIIIER, tdrSninVt,H, Trns6nN
Oi where he has located himself amid crowd OF ai-
receiving the blessings Of all that have used this
paracu, daily forwarding all the United
state wonderful receipts for Curling the Hair.
MS -2un
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HNr 'ascrsr cal at'eto complete assortment 9,
Il l0Fyi.f AID domestic by g.o4s, su.l A. -
n.i's anu ,,.frl Fftacli AMI Il. .l.i Cloths
wrench and Llgiist D1g-.ins ,ni U.s.iu,r.
AEt@si 'arir'y .'Faury Cashmere
N".grt aii six N-.iu-s
NJ inc, ..uh. wool an sill = TITS and D,,--.r,
M.rinr Lirtswol. tad SIX Sex.
sls ana Cantric EIuiSsTcf-h,
Biirk ard CoicTed SIX Crayats
sa.'n stocks ana Napoleon T,.s
Linen Shirt 9 liars
sls and Giu:hlu Umbrellas
Culgf.i Linen ana Cauirig shirtnr,
hlcf Chens silks, style
ba"k aud CulDr.l Ur s'Ss
Pad AMI Checked do
I!iih auI PA Hack do
Iiscf Ar'agre and Satin Du Cfcne
Co!lur.f sd Black Nor .n:luu.
Hieh Paris Printed De Lain.
Pain tni ntI French Mera,
Plan C.lysel Jouztlares
RIgi Frsurl ChriE
kn2i'h aud American CllicOs
if-hcH ana English Furniture 10
fhe Prinied FliuueIs
Black f'cn and ~ gl.sh U.rb,yi,s,
Hack Alpaca Igstre,
Bic Love Ianierct.fs And Veil,
BarET libet and wool sLavl,
sluare and Lont Plii do
ram an1 Enhtoiierei White Grape do
Cfhre ana NsrnJ SrEEf5
Malice Habits and Sleeves
Malics~ AMI HoHi:an Collars
CanIhfr and N..in rn
MIlll 1n' CarbIie fdginrs and Inserting,
Nalsns@nnes ana ThT al do do 's
KID, li.le sri six Glove,
Hack sad X q GauntIa's
rils. Cotton ant Horr.eI Hosiery
Rsy't" and Erbrsiiur.d II.arEsrrhf.,.
"a u aid Bonnet Ribbons. Sc nc.
,ca Parker, BAYLEv n SfMMO
No lij, EAgle Euuare.
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-, st:N Ek AND At.II.
q u. Ahp bLEECRE.S STAMPEDE MlNTtIRE---E,,
hr lever and AIuc Chn4rr. Fever ny,prp,in npd iii

Inc proprietor of this Medicine
ear OF ronitAdiciicn that tile STINIEDE WyryJP -.
more persons .her has been than any cther
eee W use inr The aboE. diseases
~ NOR 0lnn. In It's composition all OF tn. are
o Pe,ecny healthy character, and highly
ygotang in their tendency. Persons while u,pr iii,
VIII Hot DC acc!ed - eSar:rI .li, al no ar, a.
more han SSc IA their tsaa Planters In .,,sns 81 a.,
i ths Hsar prevails will dc el ndsa med
sS As e pa'ient Is not obliged lay by while Ter
.hey ma! be assured Of speedy Ptop, could
OF Certificates nun those the highest E.
nut prefers ssyins to I'll, sick ami vn,
he iniate proof nyou. Full directions for il u,s
can be seen a. the Office showing this Mcs.
For Dyspepsis AMI al! Blious .,. . not
better Medicine ia the market. ''"''
u has also been taken .
o. hhsuma'ism and doui for these complaints take
Price tl per bottle. Wv 'u h-se'-
For sale by Drussi,t all parts United State. and Cam
2das ''>' ""u San-
M wholesale orders be addressed 10 NEED M rrcxrp
sole Fropr.tors, o. broadway, New York
AdESrs-R,ehnond, GDiE GRAY and BFr;Nprr 4 urrpa.
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THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RhDwAY co
One kEtrI4JOR Is sufficient to regulate and
panc1t-s, TO healthy discharge Of their futctons
lar period of time every day. " " 49,
Four sig purge horouuhIy all uorrnpt and
humcTs from the alifncniary canal,
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IMPoRTAsr1o PILL TAKERS.

Every one In the habit q taking pills RAILWAYS
REGULATIONS the most pleasant safe and .GectuaI regulator
the Hood n '''' w
One CARDINALS REGULATORS ,uperior in poin. OF med
proved cshartic pills. ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-22

MDWhfS REGULATIONS most carefully prep,red from
extracts and gums Of trees plants roois There are
no PMS 10 use that will act the Liver Pancrea Bowels n.
calvary Glands and Nerves pleasantly and eneetusy
ue w. htGuttr0hs No Pill. b. taken of
,e With The same safety to the constitutions instead de.
phang The system iy powerful and drastic purgng they &C,
psany upon he bowels and imPafi strength every
snd tissue VI ths body.
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WHITE ZINC PAINFS,=-rhe following facts, which
w the experiment,
Paint. are much cheaper to the consumer than Lead:
l lbs White Zinc Pain: ~icover when applicable three
work. much surface 1854 lis White Lead;
thai md
sold
the painting with viii
o. painting with Leaf notl gbcut the
and beauty Of Zuc Paints
This l;hcr relative should
the question favor Of she Of Zine Paints; but their other
merits of Importance.
White
phg;o.. ranor.. original briancy
white Lad quickly ;yrns yellow.
White Znc is nol5ro se-rcd houses painted
it, without annoyance to The hmn, iFa hr ordinary offensive
smell VI paints - IT,
Apartments jn painted slept iu,pan,iy where.
setpn apartment for three months being
with Lead.
Aar1e stock ~ the ahogc, sIprIy iIn,ssd oil White
Lead Painters coors fro Proof Paints Window Glass.
SANITY hand, sale low Icy
PURCELL, LApD 4 CO, Drugyists
leo w Main ,trre ni,imonJ
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hS% ne. nee ! SAs
run as follows:
Aec.mm, a,on, Sunday, .se~p,eI,a 81 AN.
rsTnssrrko,
,AetS~mS.a,i.n, daily. Sundays excepted. An
The EEi, and Mail Train. from EshmCad sSnrss, Nth the
4 Throcsh Tickets Weldon be at the ticket Of
The Petersburg with the
Northern Trains for wahinstNn Bamer with vir
Tickets for Washington baltimore and Philadelphia can be
' TIM s nrs, .s sn & nn tat. ~,
leaving Richmond at T. NJ stop only
Hall Way Station Clover nm aud Fort wsitha functions
The Mail train leaving Petersburg at 81 v stop only
the Port wsiha and Clover l functions Half Way sta-n and
take down. at the following points M.nehe,tsr
Temple Philips RiSes GIcgoy kinr'and half Way Sta
ton Glover h' and Port waha functions and swn Greek
cSid'en over Ave and no; over qyeai. Of ase.... 5
coorcd win not he rermit,. the hr,: class
,ea,Ir ra nsh S Sn i hh @ f S s
di.eoun, o
are purchased at the cce, aud to persons getting the
Servant. travelling themselves be furnished by their
with passes that be retained
aud mus, be expressly stated the that thy permit
Richmond Mondays, Wednesday.
Fridays 10y N. Leave Petersburg AZ T..
| N B-rhe Trains uillrun by liehmcnd time
| omceR&PRR Co. Sep. so,h. 1854 psS
= EIsS4$A 81 @l 5 fdiSz. fShHS ssssssstar
SATURDAY next the Instant,
leaving Rockets every saturday. TUESDAY and
Al h ~ ssos sS ns Mi touching At
Passage to Old Point Portsmouth Nst e. Meals so
each. Isie 70. nAskrss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-22

IL. u. n.
IMPORTANT PROCLAIM ATOM

81 WHEAT HtSIEFl hiPLIFNhD
the yearof our LSri ISL In capacities Of
Chemists We discovered that by uniting cer,a vegetable
seth whch hah never before been
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FAM th The moment II app ed the
pain al uneasines toruriuy pain. w.r.
evedn instant and the spasu and
were soohed and the system restored few
name OF &C.,. s' 1880 "
RAILWAYS READY R.LIsp
IL has been used By hundreds Of Thousands shot
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Sad igor
fe'."p y ever used Radway's Ready Relief shou,
r" ~ "
Let those who are suffering t.ia
Tor in fifteen miuutes they will enjoy comfort
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was the FIRST and the only Remedy that will
nm most pains in few seconds
hesiratc Neura Ee, Nervous and Masmatc
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