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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07
The GentIeman's Medical POcket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADVISERS:

HONTAINING a Statement of III. Modes of Curing
~ ever, disease to which he !, iidblr md Directions
in of Accidents the Road Sen. With full
Account Of Epitemie Cholera of Dyspepsia, and of
Sick leadacle Their Causes, Cure and Prevention and
Popular Description of the Human Teeth; their For
maoin Diseases and Treatment. BY the author OF the
Lndy's Medical Pock Il Book. Pfice SO cents.
The prnctice of medicine should be conducted ON
those general principles, which drawn by sober
periencc, from careful observation of the effects of
NEEDLES upon the human body in its different suges of
disease. These great lending principles few, short
nnd casy understood; they applicable in every dis.
which the human body is subject, although they
may always prove equally successful 1t is the iu
dicous Of them which constitutes the great merit of
the enlightened physician.
Ia matter Of such immense importance to every in
diydua, il woul necessary Their, that these pr Incl
piles be widely disseminated, and in plain words
possible in order that every may know and UNDER
stand them. To do this, is every mans duty, well
interest r, independent Of his life, which is FIRE.
quenty jeopa'dcd by the want of such knowledge ha
Of bis ghbor is often by accident place in bis hands
70 some particular sections OF extensive country
AMI travellers especially, this consideration is Of the
utmost importance. In this work, have endeavored
within small compass and in plain manner pos
sibe, lay down such rules and give such directions
as will enable every who reads them lapt his
Tor his ends case the plum of treatment proper
ar il.
As these pages are intended exclusively for the of
diseases peculiar children treat
ed of in it.
Published By HAYES & ZELL, 1893 market Street,
Philadelphia, and for sale in Lynchbug, Va. by X. A.
WILLIAMS.
Any person sending so the Publishers will
csive by mall post paid copy OF either OF the above
works.
Anyruper giving therabove an insertion and sending
copy the publishers will receive sett of the above
by mail prepaid. may 9-deodts
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber has hand good assortment Of
4 Shirts, both Linen and Cotton, the sui md make
exec led by any-Jenns and Linen Drawers, Cotton
Isle and Mcrino Gauze Under shirts. Cotton. Linen
Silk md Meriuo Hnfhose -xiln sizes. besl ply
Collars Byron and Stand-up, pl lin and corded Silk and
KID Gloves, straw AMI oti-r colus, Summer Cravnts
and Stocks of various kinds all low they be
boug htanJ where Gentlemen wanting coat, pants
vest of good materi, and fashionable tim, would do
we'll examine his Clothes. Drap Etc, Cassimeres,
d illings Vestings, &c. which will be SOLD without
milking if preferred ana when made up. ssiisfictnn in
fiji and Workmanship guaranteed. VIM l.. PAGE.
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor. nnv 10. lmdif
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BY LAsT-NIGvT's MAILS.

,r,,r;bIs Riot at Brook{ya-Ttco Persons kiiI-
"a nad a Large Number Seriously Injured
The Military in possession ofthe City-Quiet
Restored, sc.
Trx-YoRK. June, 4th. s. p. MA terrible
-, occurred at Brooklyn this afternoon. be-
IT, .ome Irish c ahocs and number of Amer
-. who had been down town to hear a street
.oacher.. 1t is reported that or 8 Americans
pare killed, and 50 to GO wounded. An Irish
were the Shields Guards, are out in full
800. aud are said to be shooting Americans
Town in the streets.
several Philadelphians are reported to have
been killed.
r;aht o'clock, Z. MA meeting of citizens is
o,v being held in the Park. Several persons
Who escaped the slaughter at Brooklyn spoke
! They all concur in the statement that while the
4 ,r,crieans were walking arm in arm down Main
etreet from Smith, where they had been to hear
] S,reet preacher, they were suddenly fired upon
8r.am the windows of the Irish houses on both
dos of the street The number shot is variously
II ,stea. One speaker said he saw two dead bodies
,nrr;ed off, and another saw z. The wounded
i 80 stated at 40 to so. Another version says 10
"a 50 killed.
4 The Americans after being attacked returned
a Catharine street Ferry, and many succeeded
In getting on the boat while Others numbering
hoo, were left behind in the Ferry House, where
ztbey are now imprisoned, the ferry boat having
Stopped running and the Irish having blocked
H. the other side.
At the meeting in the Park it was resolved
/ bat those present arm and proceed to Brook
Il len by other ferries to release their comrades.-
Eibe vote was carried by unanimous shout, and
+be crowd proceeded to Grand street Ferry. A
f,ontleman who passed down Main st. at 6 o.
Flock, before the Americans came along, says
zbot the street was then filled with Irish, armed
sIrtb stones, clubs pistols. bottles &C.. awaiting
Aho approach of the Americans. All accounts
Icorcur that the Americans were walking quiet
n, along, paying no attention to the groans and
Kisses with which they were first saluted.
THIRD DISPATCH.
\ NEW YORK, IL p. M.-The loss of life at
I brooklyn was greatly exaggerated. Only two
snersons were killed. one a policeman and the
HER boy who was shot through the forehead
Ind instantly killed. Many were terribly in
Sured especially the Irish who resisted the po
He. Large numbers of the Irish under ar
zrest. The Shields Guards did not fire and were
hot on the ground.
regiment has been ordered out, four compa-
mics of Americans are on guard, and the rest at
H. Armorv Two Irish companies took arms
From the Armory and marched out without
hers. going to South Brooklyn, away from the
Gene of the riot. A collision between the mil
ltary is feared, as the companies say the Irish
Hroops shall not enter the Armory again.
The Americans shut up at Catharine street
Ferry got over safe. All is now quiet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07

CUBA.-A letter from New Orleans, dated Odd
Ill., received in Charleston, says:
"As an item of news, will mention the fact,
hat upwards of million of dollars is now in the
hands of a committee, (half subscribed by Cuban
treoes) for the purpose of equipping a force,
necessary for the subjugation of the Island and
bf putting an end to Spanish tyranny. May it
Succeed p
This tsays the Charleston Courier) shows that
President Pierce must have had good and sub
stantial ground for his proclamation against Fill
6bustersm.
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,W-YORK ADVERTISEMENT
BILLIARD TABLES.

NHE subscribers having devoted their personal atten-
i lion for many years the manufacture Of Bill.
that will give entire satisfaction to the f,stidio
eonnissear Being the must extensive manufacturers In
the Union. they enabled to furnish superior table
10 per cent lees than pny other cstas hmenti In tho
enton OF buyers also TO the essential improvements
they hive made IN the construction and stcity of tho
cushions. which they have brought degree of pcr
iecion attained by others Always hand Billiard
tables with Marble and Wooden beds, with n large
stoek of Gloths Bas Cues French Cue Lenther-, Cue
Wax, Pool BAL, Bonrds, Bsgnielc Tables. Silk and
Worsted Pocket,. &c Order, by mail promptly at
tended TO- Old Tables rccnshioned by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH & DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers,
apl 21.3m No 30 Ann st. New York.
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ON con SEGMENT.

lust received on CONSIGNMENT, 10 be sold on "a
- vurable terms, to CLOSE
10 hhds Porto Rico and N. o. Sugar,
30 bills Coffee Sugar,
10 do Pnverized Sugar.
SO bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
80 bbls No. Hearings,
10 do. Nackerel.
40 boxes Sperm Candies,
30 bbl.. Re tilted Whskey,
II do. Tanners Oh
A OF Which will be sold Mt greatly educcd prices.
may ~ WIN II. MOSBi, Auctr
VERY FINE STICK LICoRICE-Ju.t re-
ceived at SAUNDERS & IRBY'S
lnnN DC
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SEABURY'S SHOE & HAT STORE.
49, 1854 Spring Supply. ~

al receivi large supply great iety of spring
a Summer Goods. ] AN confident tn re has
been opened in Lynchhurg such n4,"riment of Ia
DIES CATERS, SLIPPERS, BUSkINS, BOOTS,
LINDS and WALKING SHOES; GENrLEMENS.
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLIPPERS PUMPS
MISSES GATE FRS, BOOTS ani SLlPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS ana SHOES and ClIILDREN'S SHOES by
the small CART LOAD!
Also. splendid sortmeui of MEN's .BnYs and chill
DREEs SUMNER and CAPS. Also Travelling
Trunks, Cacpet ,gs Vals = Umbrellas &C., &c.
My two oldest with as SalesBen I'M it
is my purpose to have every accnmmoda6n extended to
my customers which reason VIA approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt Thanks tendere l.
with that all u be done that ought In be-
to secure its cont nuance. =. SEABURY.
N B.-My friends viii find one in my store at
almes every hour day night, except the Sabbath
TINT day tLne is armittance, of COURSE r. s..
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$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost! !

FENlIE subscriber intending to make change in his
u business. i'll offer his entire stock of good. at
co II, from lh, date uni sometime about the LIST of
August which time tae nander will be so Tt
ton.
This stock large and attractive, mostly of
purchase Il embraces all tho style goods,
such rich haredpain plaid coore Silks ich fgursi,
plaid. waiered and plain ac Silk. ,Foulnrd and India;
Silks FIGURED and plain Chnies / issues, Berages and
Mou-ins all shades, French Jaconets and Lawns. Cling
hams Oh CANDY Muslns Canton Grape, Bomhazine, Al.
pacoa, Debaze Robes, embr idered and plain Swiss
Muslin. plaid md striped Musin, Cam'ric, Dimy
&c. French Work Collars, Sleeves, Chmisets, Han'kfs,
Bands, &c; Bonnets Bonnet Iipings aud kbbnn,;
Summer Nantes all 5 odes lnsery and Gloves; French
Corseits, Marsees. Dmiiy and Gras, Skirts large
stock of House fun nshng goodsam> M whifh are Muslin
and Lace Cur:aias, Damask Nj Gems, and Turkey red
Marsailles and Dimy Quilts Linen AMI Cotton Sheet
ing and Pillow Case goods, Table Damask, Fruit
and Table Napkins, Towels, Diapers, &c; Piano
and Table Covers, large stock OF Carpeng, H. ,m ten
the fines, Velvet Tapestry, Rugs, Crumb Cloths
Palor and Door Matt, Oil Floor Cloths, &c. Furniture
rnids, Ticking. bleacled and brown Cotton, Cotton
Oznhhufgs and Burlaps Also, Travelling Trunks, Car
pet Sacks School Sotohels and Vaises. His stock ,f
Gentemen's Goods embraces gcneral assortment of
Cloths. Cassmeles, Vrsngs. Linen Dillng<, Gloves,
Cravats Collars Half Hose &c Together with "A VA
riey OF all goods usually found in dry goods
Hes "a call from all in wan of CHEAP GOODS.
and particularly invites hi friends aud Gust omers TO
call and supply then.selv-s with goods cost,
Jun PTS JOHN L. DAVIS
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The CHOLERA AT NAsHyILLE.-The Nashville
|Whig of the Both ult, states that the cholera
does not prevail there as an epidemic A disease
resembling cholera had broken out, and up to
Monday evening last there had been Is deaths.
Most of these occurred on Sunday; several of
these cases could be traced to excessive dissipa-
ton. The weather was very unfavorabe, and the
disease was not confined to any particular locali-
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1.-TWO BALES CLEAN MOSS. "a large stack of Wag
l. on. Carriage and Buggy Axles, Elliptic Springs
Hubs, Feoe., Spokes, Point and Sand Bands, Patent
Leather, Enamelled 10th, broad and narrow Laces-
and Other articles used by wagon and carriage Makers
to hand md for saIe by GREGORY & ROYALL.
n,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07
N.sE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
i Eslnhli sll III q III IL ORACE MATERS. aaa

i Establish nc ust,--Il GRACE WATERS. 333
Broadway, New York. TIE beat and most improve ed
Planes and Meoleoas. r. Gilbert a. Co.'S Worlds
Fair Premium Pianos. with without the Eolean and
with iron frames md circular scales. The merit Of
these instruments ia too we know need further
mendation. GlLBERr's BouDolR PA NOS. an elegant in
strnment for smnll rooms HALLEr n CuMsToss
Pnsos, ol the old established firm Of IIaet ~ 20. MIR.
w being sole ngent for all the ab0vc Piqno. offer
them lower tinn any other house Horace Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him, having great
power o and elasticity ftbuch 1913 Broadway is
the largest depot for Musical instruments in this coun
try all riding opportunity for selections be had
,sewhere Second hand l'ianus Mt great bargains.
Price from 500 to $i75. Every instrument fully war;
ranted or the money refunded
MELODEONS. BaIdwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with RANKS of keys
u swretand powerful ms rument. Prices from SIS to
5000 s. ID. & II w. Smiths celebrated Meodeons,
Martins unrtoailed Guitar. Browns laips, Flunas,
Violins Brass instruments &c. &C. Dealers supplied
with Pianos and Meloleons faetoy prices. 25 per
cent discount 10 Clergymen
MUSlC,-Ihis list comprises this p oducts OF the
great of h the American and European
tinens ard reaeivug additions by extern
svc publication Of the choice md popular prices of the
day. Dealers IN Music, and Toachers oil Seminaries
wishing TO purchase any music published, make ar.
judgements for continued suppl, of Mr. Waters
Issues will find il to their in crest call forward
their orders. Music any part Of the Union or
Cnnndus. postage free. HORACE WATERS.
apl b3m
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Summer Mail Hours.

N future, all mails leaving this Office. (excclt the
Il Richmond and Norhern,) will be regularly closed
precisely quarter after o'clock, The Richmond
and Northern nails embracing all letters aud papers
Ri ,nmt nd and the Northern and Southern States will
be closed precisely NJ o'cork After these hours,
nothing will, posigey be mailed. except il of ex
IRENE and unqiestionnbr necessity
may l8-ts RIO. ii. GLASS, I. NJ
FY7Rep. copy
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Supp0sed Pirate on the Ocean.

Sea, from New Orleans, Just arrived, reports that
on the 18th, in latitude Sc, she was chased three
days by a suspicious schooner, filled with men.
She had every appearance of piratical craft
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07

RENcoNrRE.-W learn from the Monongala
Mirror that Julius Hamilton, son of G.. b. Hamil-
Hon of Preston county, was stabbed in rencon-
! re which took plack at the Circus exhibition in
Evansville, a few days since. Hamilton had been
Summoned by Constable to assist in keeping
&he peace, and was stabbed by another Constable,
banned Brown. He is reported TO be dead
|R,own is under arrest.
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A NEW BOOK.
LEADERS OF PARTIES:
BY JOS. G. BALDWIN,
NAulhor OF Flush Times Of Alabama and
Mississippi"

Frx
',N book Consists of potico-biograph sketches
,L 'n'r'on aud Hamilton Johr Rannolp h of Raa.
' ma jackson and CLAY, embod,ng an outline OF
po''eal nst ry o the United States and incidrn:a.
'' ienre or less extehdec, OF Patrick Henry, 1hn
mon madison, and lag. inber Of Amercan States
t, u IS ca posed OF q rec distinct articles the
BI '''eh |" Jefersnn and Ha milton, the second, 10
|lo., iPA ard the other to jackson AN Clay. The
oi 49, published III til SCI TENDER and Oct Der Nos.
y>eJ southern Literary Messenger, but has bern re-
,L 'ri ei.trsed ~ the auth t. The OF els are now
T rl' hrsttime ia pint
" m '"oN viii be about the .ize Of # lush Times and
: oi got up in every respec:. It. will be is
Gin " s'"h as II can ba hurried through the press.
L. M L g." the price inllui, the h"nk will be
Thy iai' pePaia, to any address in the L. Stut,
cpp, O.. or eies VIII So be published sepa aely, at so
b u which can he RENTED in ,ostaee-sutmps.
cnn,. ''ef' VIII be ,uppiied at cust mary dis
esal c.. e agea wanted To sell his book. IA l'-
4 N ,f '"'' Ia every iuwn in The u $ The ulen-
rurs men, VIA are getting subscriptions to 9th,
,-sgs =, fsi'fttulls iuvileI ~ I is.
AgJr' az orders iii rec i've Jtonipt attention. =
luna q. G BAlDWiN,(Pu li-hrr)
r N"2 Astar lI"u,-, n. Y. City.
! sHsA I'D Uqa4 Just received by
Va - ~ H. STABLER & co.
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MILLING.

fFNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the " WARWICK
l. MILLS" in this city, the recently worked
by the Messis. WhiIemore and will keep them in the
best grinding order He wreceve and grind both Corn
and flasei promptly, and the usual terms. He will
give the business his personal attention. and with close
application, aideI by LONG EXPERIENCE in Milling,
he hopes share literally the patronage of Lynchburg
andthe vicinity. JAMES MCDONALD, SR.
NAV 25-ts
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ABOUT TO REstGN.-The Rochester Democrat
learns that Gerrit Smith will very soon resign
MS seat IN Congress, on account of i'll health.
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NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
IL Cortland Street,
And extending through the enlir ebloek forming


19 DEFY STREET.
vuNO Virginia Merchants visiting New York. we extend
l. our invitation to call and examine stock, which
ia particularly adapted to Soutbern trade. Those Of
former patrons need b,t assure that motto
Is Ercesior, and To others would say. plan is
and has been sell goods the One Price prip
eple without variation only in the letter, but in
spirit.
With regard to Inequality -four goods IT'S much
say Tint manufacture them well and in good
the most fashionable custom alshment in
this my other market and thus endenvor to do away
with the strong peludGo OK sting In tho eommun
gainsl denng in and using rsay mad clathipg Please
give early cnll, aud assorthis 30-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07

The Sophomore class of Columbia College, NY.
nave been dismissed for INSTRUMENTATION the limo
cent with the guilty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07

The Wings of Orange county, n. c., have
nominated the Hon. William A. Graham for the
State Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07

Capt L. s. Grant, of the 4th L. S. infantry,
has resigned his commission.
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NOTICE.

Nhe agents of the Va and Tenn. ailroaI Co. hive
L. their own risk and Tor the accommodation of the
public generally, beel receiving the small of
nearly all the issues; but from aud after this date no
notes i'll be received by any of them of less denom
nation than FIVE Dollars
June lin. +. q. MORRISON, Treasurer.
All papers advertising Tor this c"mpinv will copy.
A GOOD HOUSE-N can ubt,in n
"A situation in the family of II. Laugh ,rne. on
Church street Lynchtug (may l6dts)
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Monsieur, the fMarquis Oh. de Montholon
VonSul-general of France at New York, arrived
.a a on Thursday. with his family, on board thu
steamer Asia.
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WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN p wRIGHTS
Watch, Jewely and Drug Store.

r.. II Eh1G WUHI II OF STIENUIU WA UH'
~ Il sVNIO Els DIAMONDS, J.wolry and Fan.
y Goods to be presented To my in few days
Every person buying from me one dollars worth of
acty to similar number retained by All the num-
Der. letnin.d by shall be placed together aud, after
being well shaken, many Iuml ers there pre-
na.ned below drawn out and wtosoeve holds the
titled IL the lst gift and till all given
will warrant all goods sold by be the lowest
market price All | ask isa liberal tade from my
friends an the public, and will .ell my gouds cheap
and make some splendid presents
Below can be found 9 list of the Presents:
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An Appeal to every Man and Woman


Testimony.
Read the follow ing Certificate trem Lady, endorsed
by Postmaster Il. =. Copper
CApoH BnrpaE.
Hampshire county. Va March lsl, 1851 {
Mr. +. Il. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable to your re-
quest and my desire benefit the afflicted here
by certify the great reefl have received from the
OF Hampfoas PtgotaHe 7oiciwe
| taken with violont pDlpitatioa or rather nut.
tering and trembling Of The eur which continued
ern days. il seemed us ifmy hoar hnd almost lorgoit
its office Thu fnmilv became ulnrteed and procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine and beoie had take
one bottle of this Tmetme Of Hatnp.0a's was
tirely relieved.
The is TIE third instance Of relief in my family from
the of this valuable Medicine I three years
ago was laid up with liberation Of my d,te from effect
Of what is generally called ilk leg. had lost all tase
and appetite ahd the sore VII ch for inches
~ and down and half way around my ankle. rejected
effort To heal il until proo.red Ilumptons Veg
etqble Tineure,onc bottle of which restored my health
healed my ankle, and am irccr from swelling than for
the last thirty years,
Again, OF my daughters very low from severe
dysentc " aud when she began sit up her feet
menced swelling, whrll increased every dag and began
Ia be very pninfu-sae ns-d bottle Of Hampton's
Ianct1,e; the pains were assuaged, the swellns sub
81 led and her health ieimned-we kept her legs bun.
dnged with strips Of wooen uotil her strength returned
have be- thus particular, that others un Ter similar
circumstances might be induced avail themselves Of
this remedy Yours with respect
ELizABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify tlmt | am personally acquainted
with MIS- Edwards, AMI can safely recommend the "A
bove statement be
Il. p COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon B idee Hampshire county, Vn.
tW Delicate Ladie, and Children will please give l. n
trial.
Space mi not print 10 name hundreds Of Others us
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Cnnot, Robert Gault,
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervai S A. Griffin John Luke, Rev. V. Esk.
ridge. U. S. Navy AID thousands ol oh,rs cured of
Dyspepsu, SerouIa Cough. Liver Com laint. Broncb-
lis, ST. Vitus Dance ,Sc We refer our own citizens.
Gail on tlem.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant The Verdict has gone .tortM All admit
that "HamptonS' Tincture" has no Superior
SooTTsyiLLE. Albemnre Co Va..
March 28th, 1853 {
MeSsrs Mortimer g. Moobrdy :-Gentlcmen-1 have
been ei rted for the last eight yeurs with hbeun asm,
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, suffering all tho while
VIII it'll pains in the shoulders. hip, boek and side shift.
ing from side the other Pupation of the heart
loss of nppe, cold sweAis night excessive cosiive
and e. eat debility and weakness. | tried many
remrues which done me good, BAT raher grew
worse. Lust fall | advised 70 Try champions
Vegetable Tineture nnd am happy say has cured
am free from all pain, and in the enjoyment
oil perfect heal'hand take pleasure in recommends
ing the Tncture 10 all afflicted us ! hive been.
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL
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CHoLERA.-Sx deaths from cholera, last week
In the sixth ward of n. Y, are reported.
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"A Word to The Wise ;

s NOT ai,cays sas6cent-severa words are seeded
Il DE Burgs Super Phosphate Lime" fertilizer 10
supported array Of who have tested it that
ought to carry conviction to all. Now is the time to
apply it to the Corn and Tobacco crops. 1t may BE-
had in quantities to ,u with directions for use. sfrom
NAV % B. +. EACKETT.