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excluded from suffrage. But every one
knows that the House win reject that provision
BY a large majority, and that thus the South
must assent TO being rofed out of the new Torn
tories, OF must turn against the bill aud HI H.
The latter will probably be their alternative.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

Goddess. at all but viii appear as a simple nor
81 bsb;h,ed in n Greek costume. The princess
Nnfhilde will represent juno; but the olympus
Of the Tnilleries. deprived of Jupiter and Venus
win he little moro than Olympus deserted. IL =
tr,,e indeed, that in compensation for thus mere
viii in all probability be found more than one ul
run.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

In the early part of Mr.. Fox's political career,
when he shone like a meteor in reg ions of fashion,
and was involved in its vortex, he told low fell
low whose insolence had provoked him "that he
would kick him to hell" The reply was, ''then
fyou do I'll tie your father how you are spend
ling his money"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

Monsieur Malo, in translatng an American
work, came to the words 'moose. deer" He
flew to his dictionary, but could not find moos, !;
to he msprnt, and accordingly translated the
sentence, Great Nice, six feet high, with unit
lers"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

The princess of Cont daughter of Louis XIV,
speaking to the Ambassador of Morocco, highly
disapproved of the plurality of wives which pre-
walls among the Mahomedans. I'VE should on
ly require one" replied the gallant ambassador,
''if each resembled you, madam"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Consumption is, without oubt the most
fenrtully fat Al Of all seosrs.trx ep epiemcs) annun
~ carrying thou>a dis untimeiy graves. How oIten
could the tnvages of this arch destro he prevented
il timely remedies used in al ying the in1anma
! ton produce by an ord cold. For Coughs. oldS
Sore Throats, and all similar tis,a..s. SrABLER'S
ANODlNE CHERRY EXPECTURAhTh has no ,ora
II is NOT recommended us t.taI ble but me ira men
and oh rs no have used ard administered It, hear
testimony 10 I. extraordinary efficacy. 1t known to
be good medirnr aud as snch il cf-red the pub
lie; also STABLER'S DlARRHEA CORDIAL.
for diseases of the bowel. See ad, eriisemsit IN ano.
CT column and descriptive pamphlets. to he had gratis
II the agents. Price fr each bottle only 80 cents or
six nttlrs or 50 80. mar l5--lm
Ly1 No eXcuse fn wearing that lid wig when yun
na'e Enmersn Amer at Hair Res, ratiye, which lv
the kn, wing ones is said be Il bet artist, low
known for tie growih of hum m hair. Prize, 90 per
bottle For sa!e 10y (mar 10 Ivy d. X. Ll MAN.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

To We are authorized to announces WILLIAM II.
WATSON, IA candidate for reelection to the oficr Of
Master of olice for the City of Lyncburg
mar Tide
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CAMPBELL COUNTY, tO.Wt:
Tsla.l ~ !.

To the Clerk OF the County Court of said
County:
"E,Wm Cough james w Pcndlet N. and John
w +. Wright, three fIeehodcis of sal ". do
hereby certify that by virtue of directed
~ stephen Diusuid, lnsire of the said County, we
have this lay, an oath. viewed and appni.eI su5
cattle akenup h, SamI b. and EdN ard d. Christian
their land Esr0Hs a d the value Of lie
said Co.r Fifteen Do aIs and the Steer Twenty Dol
lars The Cor is wti {. Vi it'll red eurs. marked with nu
uvrkee in each six years old Tie Steer i rcd
with smooth crnpin the left the left horn f.
about six years old.
Givoa under our hands this 1T day Of February 1854
WILLIAM COUGH
JAS W PENDLETON
Join +. WRIGi T.
ACopy- Tcste
mar 7-ts GEO, WM. DABNEY ClI
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DART NER WANTED-A gen,len

II" = = ~ n II w n N 4 Il Ia gentIpmOn
with Capt. Il # RON % FIVE thousand dollars
10 gage IN OF tie hest merlauira business in This
ii Y. " rms
Any gem rmrn with lll, Above cnti,nl ,yb, cam ;
good roi"reneca' to character habits &C. can hear Of
zoe pest c'F,,ees !" thn State, IL mike money by ad-
dressing T.. T. hoxl3i L,acbLurg Va
mar l6 div
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tzB We horzrd npnounce LAFAYETTE
LEE IS Candi late for the cffce of Sheriff nf Camp.
bell County at the next election ma, IL decide
iz| We authorized 10 annnunte SAMUEL II.
QlARLES As candidate for the otre OF Sher II o
Bedfu d county, nj the next G eciion. feb % t.
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To the Voters of Lynchbr

To the Voters OF Lynchburg:-
nm candidate Tor your suhUscs the electin, in
April for u Office Of Master of Police. After
residence If ory.two years in your city and neghbor
hooi, deem it unnecesSuryto shy ANYTHING Of myself
aitter than, if cleete will discharge the duties Of
the uif"c. GEO PERCIVAI. SR
I.lt.
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Ion, the principal Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, writing under date 9TH of
March, says The Nebraska Bill, far as it
embraces the principle of non-ntervention, to
which it owes its chief value, is rendered .'inope-
rative''' and is superseded by and is '-inconsis
tent with the Homestead Bill But, indepen-
dent Of that consideration, the Nebraska Bill was
30 completely nulii6ed by the proviso, that it can
be Of no practical advantage to the slaveholding
States 1t may be admitted, however, that it re-
moves the barrier of geographical line, though
it affords no actual security to slave property
that may cross the line. Something may stiH be
gained, in principle by The South, if the Clayton
preyiso should be retained, by which aliens are
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILSON Il FRANkLIN-WhOic sa'e
w AND RETAIL GROCERS AND CoMMis|
sion Merchants in the Granite Front Bu.i1lns I
few doors ahnvc the Merchants. Ba *, Main 81
Lynclburg, Va rcce,ii g their Spring sOP9I
which they invite the attention their friends au
the public genrraliy-
30 hhd' O. N q and st G Sugars,
50 bbls Retired Coffee do
30 /" Clried aud Puvarised do
105 N.xes Loaf do
10 bbls Cruslal do
10 hhds Cuba and \ @ Molasses
20 hbls n o N Sugar-house Srrup
100 ga rs Rin and Lagurra Coffee,
% e Superior Brown Java do
Genuine Moc' do
Chests G +. Imperial and Black Tens,
Ti"rces New Crop Rice
900 SIDES Sole Leather, h.avy aud light wesh'''
bales Shoe Thread
5il00 lbs Bale Cotton. asserted numbers.
bales Cotton Bats.
100 Sacks Salt, a
20 tons Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron a''
1000 rs Blistcred Stetl.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear Stecl,
) boxes Patent Axes. different ands,
200 he Nails assorted,
~ " Horse Shoes
100 III, Horse Shoe Nails.
% best IVA Scotia Grind St"ncs.
so boxes Sperm ard Aiawantine Candies
20 =" 1nrprniinc SuaP,
90 ibis Mackcre
90 - Tafmers OIL
10 600 lbs good FamiI, Bacon,
100 bushels Cioverseed
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, Chockolate, Alum oa''P.s
Soda, Su,ch C"pprris, Indigo, Nader large n,
Of Cotton Osn b. rigs. Brown DGn esti' :, Stare - "a
Goo's md great mrny osl"r articles too tea'o' hs,
mention. all Of which they ,,ffrr sell on the very
ter"s or 20 give in exchange fnr country produce
r7fs
GEECE.-Ne ask the nttcntnn ,i lie G., No." 80.
/ L>nribu . to pn,. m = dffine years ol4''h''
which " II arrise the 81 inst. xouy
II ,tiSM LEE ON o'"N'
tS Republican and Ex"rc-s copy
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The plan which tine Att rney General has pre-
scented through the President, to Congress, for
the reform Of the judicial System of the United
States, rs thus described TO have, at pres
ent nine, and prospectively, ten circuits to re-
arrange the existing nine circuits, as to COM
prehend within them all the Judicial districts ex-
cept those of California to appoint nine assis-
tant circuit judges, for each circuit to pre-
serve unimpairea the jurisdiction of the circuit
courts, in all the districts, as well those now
within the circuits as those without to with
draw the circuit powers from the district judges,
and invest them in the proper circuit court ex-
elnsively; to have the ordinary circuit court
holden as it is in each Judicial district, and com
posed of the justice of the Supreme Court resid-
ing in the circuit as now, but to associate with
him an assistant circuit judge, so that the court
shall be holden by justice of the Supreme Court
and the assistant circuit judge, or either of them,
instead of the district Judge the latter being left
to his proper district duties, and there being a
real and effective circuit court even in case of
the necessary occasional absence of the justice of
the Supreme Court What has become of the
proposition to revise and digest tiae statutes of
the United States
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Tribute to Captain Ingraham

The New York Express says The Italians
of Genoa have just united in grateful address
to Capt. Ingraham, for his conduct in the koszta
case The language in which the address is en-
ROBBED is Enthusiastically poetic. II is Italian
all over,-in spirit, in feeling in expression. We
copy the following specimen paragraph-we had
well nigh written stanzas
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To THE BRAVE AND GENEROUS CAPTAIN Is
GRAHAM.

well nigh written stanzas
To THE BRAVE AND GENEROUS CAPTAIN Is
GRAHAM.
o valiant soldier Of the great Republic hear
and receive these few words that rise sponta-
neously from the hearts of men who love the
starry banner of the union, adore the principles
that govern it, aud admire in you the virtue in
spired by glorious Democracy.
o valorous Captain be e@oT the same worthy
interpreter of your countrymen, who have a sym
pathy ready for every virtue, and a warm well
come for every unfortunate.
May the winds blow prosperousy around your
ship. and If when sailing by distant shores, you
should chance 10 see some poor Italian wanderer
falling into tyrants snare, then have pity like
wise on our poor exiled brother, and protect him
too from the ferocity Of the oppressor.
Wherever there are men there too exes
wander banished from their own land by the
stranger by Pontfex, and kings, aye. aud even
by this government, which calls itself Italian :
banished because they have fought Tor liberty
and strongly hated tyranny-banished, for that,
they have not lied they have moi tattered, and
will not sink into the lazy parasites of kings.
In our sweet tongue, from every corner OF the
earth, Is heard prayer for our martyrs aud IA
long history Of sad and atrocious fortunes.
o illustrious Captain tell your eountrynen of
our gratitude, and Of the hopes of an oppressed
people. May day arrive when your vessel
shall return to us, mingled in the powerful ect OF
the American Union, assembled in the sea to
reap their share Of honor in the great and coming
struggle. We shall hail you with hymn and
not with tales Of sorrow.
o noble American forget not the city which
gave you Columbus.
God bless the Republic which inspires such glo-
rous deeds
This eloquent and feryid language recalls an
incident, which Moore, the poet, relates, of al
Irishman who visited Italy, and began to sing
some of his native airs, so paintively touching
A noblemaa paused to listen. That mum, said he
''must belong to country that's enslaved
those airs could only proceed from broken
hearted people" In like manner a composition
ike this directed TO the American Captain could
not emanate but from those who sigh for the re-
generation of their native land.
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Hyde & GOODRICH, jewelers., corner Ct
II nal ard Royal saresih. 40
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f5zEFl5
~ H6tsl Anite, tho NJ D. kEEsM
jackson Railroad 80 males lie cits, will b. rented
The iots, the
shah l ccBisin "a ped
The Kcheu contains the
srsAnps The Grounds wilt D. hand
That
Hgtst Unusual Inducements courteous
l5.
Large rsn
n as rAd sae through 70 Cnpn amount
suppora
John
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REDWOOD g. co, MOSES, CommissioD
III ntdna Merchants, 70 Catou
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" NTCKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
eA RANGEs-FIRsr PREMIUM.

PRICE q COULON, Plumbers. 1o7 Poydraa
Orleans pebble
gsns hAthsy M abevs 81
prepared ruppiy not COLD PLUNGE or SHOW bAIts
AMERICAN. ENGLISH and FRENCH Y ATER wee
IA GEs GARDEN HOSE YDRAuLIC ANS ,LiFT hbt
PUMPS up LEAD PIPES ofevery
desc ptn PIG SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN a. rsys
BHlP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly snd'srtss
nj II shortsstnc.IrA sulb ~
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4 IVER COMPLAINT,


Ia ous DEBILITY, DISEASE
bratsd GERMAN BITTERS, prepared
adelphia.
The following account Of the cure Of
tracted from the Christian Chronicle :.
=a=Zls M0NTROSE, 6nsqueh
DR.. C.. NJ. JACKS0N--DRAR ST.
Bittera ~ are what they are represen
year have been troubled with, Ghrf
eigtths Of the time. until about the mi
became enfeeblad, md finally prostrati
mucous membranes OF my bowels bees
active. In that condition, ] called ps
ins case and checked the disease, and
my bowels. But still my stomach /
tongue continued TO be much coated;
powdets; the digestive organs hut pH
functions together with extreme nery
the Christian Chronicle, noticed (" i
advertised, and several certificates adj
|. teFa in casessimilar to mine. / sent Il
Montrose, and procured two bottles,
raotisns, strictly. Before mad used D
coating was fsst being removed from
stomach becoming natural and regula
nervas have been materially helped,
am being perfectly restored; whereas
lIspg, and ! was brought SO low, that ]
Sas dsspaired Of, Ms was stated III a Il
published in the Christian Chronicle o
Now. sir. am aware that bnt few, i
thing about your Bitters i wish they
dreds in thla region who might be cur
Your respectfully,
IL Eorsafe by respectable dealers.
dIsmd&w z.sz-.
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Stats0s,es.'s zGst. =
D.. FELTs& sTETs
sDA GHaRTRES STREET, o.
~ NEW ORLEANS. ~-&

St0tsO1les.7S HAGse.
D. FELT sTETs JON,
Oh GHaRTRES STREET. On
80 NEW ORLEANS. ~IA
DAVID FELT, HENRY O. sTETsoN,
New York New orleans,
tB PROPRIETOR would respectfully
public generally that they have
Of BLANK BOOKS. PAPERS, FAM
STAPLE STATIONERY aud would call the attention of
following s Of STOCK which offered
VERY LOWEST PRICES. and hs MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
with this there large JOB PRINT
nna The meet ssssoaass s pr sea.. 4 me
aisas Sa1sss
a. ~ 70 asssa
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
L'd5 s.ssn.. Day Gee ssSt Books,
s0s sTsi,. All. hs's t,a sSgbk osk,.
1'Sss sssss % ~ Rsss s;s H..
The above are Of paper aug
III
| WRITING AND LETTER PAPER. %
ssis sSa & Or
sTEAMB0AT HACKS -44s
si;Sg assssis sssi
Ss''sEs g psss Fsssa,;s
Long Disebatging Books. piseharg,us Paper. iq
l.
Measuring Rods, Measuring Books,
Trip Books all sizes aud styles ftuu ally all arsused
/ by Boats Particular attention paid to this branch.
GOLD PENS.
sss ss . o asss and s s .ss
| BOoK-BINDER's STOCK.
Shaved Rua very superior sheepkin skiyer
Ruling nk Boards Plough gnsaa French Berries
Wood, etr. etc. .5s.. 5 WI e
Joseph Rodg and Jonathan Crooks, Pocket Cutlery very
Prout's celebrated Printing Inks, ali colors.
4 DIARIES FOR Is55s
4 Fslts Diaries for 1855, all aizes and Htsles
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eagles Hurry easut Merry Play
ing Cards escorted hseis Printers Blank Cards. all
eards ola very superior quality. l s z E4sF 8
1 INKS. nv
n Maynard Npyes David Blacks Engs
wiring nkH English American Inks Bed Ink and Fenc
Caimins. .zN3 483
every Fancy Papers; Paper Weights PEI
fadsr Mo,to Seals Letter Stamps Pc Tablets;
Pad Bottera Fo Ivory caers
Stamp Engrsyug Block Sea Rulers
gapet fss heoE Rests Water coors ii penei Lead and s
Pasea GoRyrg Books D Paper Copying Bashs Memorandum
Description bauker' Boxes Engeop
Paper Paper Besas aud Eaefangs Ta
Time B0ka Dice Back CheasmsD
States Twins winei Board Drawing Paper
is ExchAng; Pan kaek Custom House Rubber,
Eis Pocket Memorandum Books Gumned Labels Sand
Calendars VI apppg Printing Paper size Thermometer
Yesla Match Candles, To
Feo with Locks grasers aud Desk Knives Red and Blue Chimes
a. FELT s. STETSON,
/ oq3 toueris Hall No lhartrea Atraa
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H b. MERRILL & MPANY.
NJ. BANKERS, BULLION AND EXCHANGE DrArwpE
% Camp, corner Of Common streets.
EnrnEzsexs....
NEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS,
MeEsrz, Bsebee d Co., Canal and Bankng Cnfupsav
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lev. j. W. P srker, is ex.

hna co.. Penn, Feb. I, 1859.
II / believe your Alderman
I'd TO BE-. For more than one
lic Diarrhea, perhapa seven
Idle Of last September, when /
4 by it. My stomach, and the
ine dreadfully diBeased and ia
4 ph ysicign, who understood
u amenpura restored action to
ID bowels were not right. my
e relax frequently checked liy
stlally performing sheiF regular
sis debility. Being an agent for
/. Hoofiandts German Bittsys -
Fixed, recommending your Bit
your agent, Mr.. A. Turrel, at
I'd commenced according TO ii-
i the frat bottle | found that tn.
ny tongue, and the bowels and
I | have ened tive bottles; my
I'd / have reason 70 hope that |
te difease had been working so
November last my restoration
ter Of Elder G. NJ. spra,t, and
December 8.
| least in this section, know any
ID; for believe there ara hun.
q by the use Of theEe Bittsrs.
J.W. PARKER.
e,efy where.
RIGHT d CO., New Orleans,
Wholesale Agents
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Nh H MEYER, No. 100 Camp street, ~
1YE. Matchmaker ard Dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD TSf}A
PENs, Fancy ARTICLES and WATCHks, All Jswelry X s
eFtlelea s mod rata prcss. &kRzst$
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rpwGApn
4 For.asdnK Merehnntr, Carondast strtst ssp90l
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II AREsHIDE, HENRY, Successor to F. n.
u Haralson Notary Putic No. 70 Commercial PiAesNsse
lsnns, uslH
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g. TONE & CO., f. L., Wholesale Grocers and
~ Commission Merchants No. Gayier street, Of HsH
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- ACE & FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel.
e. Law, corner Camp Commercial New
III mti3 IL
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"a oREAU, TIL, 151 Royal street, corner Of
lT Touiouss. Ladies' and saemsnaFaney AresAAnd Ps
IL
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rHRopoAR o. srAnK, W. eHpisTY,
TA AK &c HR1srY, Office e''i No. 10 BANKS
4 y Arcade, NowCrieans, nplg
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JINHf n. hULfonD. q. L BHncfghs
M ULFORD & CO.. JAS. h, General Agents
IL caassnn Forwarding Merchants 81 Bank Place jail
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i BILCHER, GOODRICH & CO., Cotton Fac
Merchants "a carondesi usiosii
pats nlsdAW
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~ Il JAMES would respectfully cal
strangers 20 the following fscta: He 81
opt mercury or any other poisonous d 4
Syphilis, Structures, Seminal Weaknss
Gers, and all Diseases Of the Skin. DR..
cisl attention Of thoae who haze injJs
irnproperindulgenees in thatsecret and
body and mind, uniting them for aitha5
lowing are some Of the sad and melEnl
habitp of youth, viz Weakness Of the
Head, Oimness Of Vision, Loss Of Muse
Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Irritae
tion, etc. Mentally, the fearful etfecl
DREADED. Lonn OF Memory, Confusion
Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society,
.Timiiity, etc, are some Of the eyiiaprd
All perBona who are afflicted with suy
not fail TO cali ion DR.. James, and be at
Lei no false delicacy prevent you; b
yoursslf from the dreadful and awful
mnlady. Weakness of the Organs iEni
reY.orsd. &. -
g DR.. JAMES has removed frondi
Cuatomhoase street, between Royal and
P.S. personBliving at distance csrl
ease sent to their address, by giving Il
~ ten dollaYa. EmySa
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MORRIS & WAY. Clothiers, corner Camp
1 Common stresta. mis-
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.ayer's Cherry Pectorat.

N hOAS9 LHE NUMEROUS
a discoveries Science hasn made in Ibis NJ r.
generation to facilitate the ofbe Va
increase enjoyment, and prolongthe SSsSSsV II
term OF human existence, be 4 .fsfSAtsg<Jf5
named Of more real value onlankind, ban
.tis contribution Of Chemistry the Heal
Ing Art vast faof It's virtues throth- so ~
OUT this broad country has proven belnd II
doubt, that no medicine combination *Sel
OF medicines yet known surely bn- "a
trn ahd the vArea
pulmonary disease which have hithere from orr
eAnd aHd thousands every Ieed now abundant
believe found winch can
vs. on % cure The nos lungs space
y ts but we woaid ong
curry 70 my American Almanac
pc pleased 70 furnish whet
pefahs proof Of these statements
OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION, LAuRENs r. R,l
= .Yrn s. C., AAgnst4, 1883
from Scarlet Fever hia
was rotten and that vtkd pronounced
VIA Induced try II little teaspoonful
every three hours nmeHeng in o'clock
use, he was able to sat or drink without pain
s use n the above named disease gill ehi from
q The Throat and Lung lheeve the bst medicine
eeng the deepest gratitude in addressing
sea ess discovery itsle boy would
}. b. POWELL. sup't Trans, L. r, y.
ROCK HILL, Somerset Cenity, N. j. July II, 1859.
l. q AVER; Snes medicine has become known here
has greater demand than any remedy have
and know Of some whers the they can
100 much fog the good has DONE take pleasure in
n9asy and feel gratiaed seeing bensh eonfer
flfAae send as further supply, and belisys me
PsAmo.i any number certificates san be sent you il 50
1S- Prepared ADD .odby j. c. AVER, Practical
| essSnd&W .lWRIsHTA COMO WIS
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a D. NJ. W. n.
M AYES & HOLMAN, Attorneys at Law. No
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WTHIT. r. GREENFIELD, ATTORNEY AT
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ygNYLER, 3. a., Watchess and Jewelry, No 80
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