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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
ILLNESS OF EX.MAYOR MAURY.

WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, Feb :, 100.
E1 Mayor Maury is still alive, but no hopes are en-
ersinsd Of his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
BOOKS, STATIONERY sc,
,hrisima, and New Years Gifts.

DAME Il CHRISTIAN have in store splendid
L assortment of elegant Illustrated Books. and u
variety OF beautiful Fancy articles suitable tor the ai
preaching Holyday's, consisting ef
splendid edition of Seott'- Novels, p vols,
g Irying's " orks, Is +.
Royal Gems-Priee. s25 90.
Home Authors,
Ornaments of Memory.
Our Saviour with Prophets and Apostles
Women of the Old and New Testament,
The Keepsake,
Life of Martin Luther,
krummack Parallels,
Life of DE-. Alexander,
Winter Wreath of Summer Flowers,
Foot Print. of Truth,
Byron Gallery,
Wayerly Gallery.
Reads Fema.e Poets Of America,
Grays Elegy,
The PARALLELS practically unfolded,
The Christians Daily Delight,
Moors Irish Melodies
Birds of the Bible.
Chieora and the other Reeuus al ga Gong 5sr"rsf
lyrics OF the Heart, bs \. a Aait-.
The Bow in the Gieai,
The White Veil.
Records Of y e,ran, by AIrs. Heuaasi
The Heaven, Home.
Jerusalem a...i Is. Sacred Lp-ultics.
Great Tnall>. G.eat Author,
sYsfs4a's Paatcg Quotations,
,sts paeti-s4 arks Of ScAke- pcar.. Byron. Burns
Mira garirheli Rnag~ts. FL III May, p.Eood Moore
Tupper. kcsts, Ark White
Papf-r NiarHo Work Pexes. Nrifius D".ks, Jewel
Ca. Per Cias, Ink Stands. Gard Gao, Porlmona e'
Cabls sing Case TOR L1djH. an Gsatlemena-o,
many 9fher Fancy Good. lrsc and beautiful assortnet
OF Bibles, rryerard yma Books
q D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
Hard Times Made EASY.

A ND 70 HGMBUG T . Life of p. r Barnum
y ia.t rr.cv. . al r \ IS lliams' fine rinnrc FROM
! ,ak store doors lho,n the Norvrll House, md
rear, on o.1ie Roe NarViss Fousc
Te.sas, lesrUu, 81 acquiring lBige fortune shnuld
ly alt san. procure a COY at once aud get the plan
lsi dawn hv fhis prince 1iior .une (Bafaum)
RA WILLIAMS /, now in receipt 81 all tho nowest
works o4t fee sui richly bound Christmas and New
Neai uut oks in every variety of style ofbnting. ny
az the richest and magnificent offered in iii,
market.
Now the time call William, and &c, fine presents,
Hoo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, :.
sOUTEi-SEDE RAILROAD
IL 81 ..-...:. s .,.....,s,lI ..
WINTER AFRANoENBuT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A PASSENGER TRAIN Oh CAkS tsy4. A.. n
"a pot IN Petersburg every Jay SUNDAY ,xrearrJ :,
to oclusk NJ, ant arrives at Iiurkes NJ The IN,
trrfectl9n oi the Richmond md Dau,il.c ha#I-Eeaa
at - oclo-k,A. ronuecne ty iant Road with Alrs.r
L. Flagg & CO. Stag Line fol Charlotte Z ,,,,.tt
aud arriving at tie rlv. miles b"!aw L,Hcl iur,
at /, P. oo.nett tictv will Iuchet Loaf " Irl
arIl'er IN LynchouIg at at hal pas two.
lac srtutt H,u los Lynthb4I gat $40 A. NJ
arriving IA l'etelshnr@ Al aba o,ocl NJ, A. ic pas
'"2@s vii hnNean tfFnltknity IL dun. 10 tam
vii leave f4msIiic at II twa#u'y III. +. 81. ~
bnikfs i!e al 10 >. =. M, arriving IN frtcfsaur. il
time inr the tr-in- ny North Sauf.. caf#,efH,
every tuesday ND Fdlny with tie ApraniatflN Paii
Ruad,y itl lie l,Iiri ushis R,aolp M lip,,
tpwnlar HfN-lmL mhir,Icave On, POM IN : . +,
and every NrIq's'ltt TIA steamships 5r ilades bin
"hlei. Iea'e ~ i'"ial a The shine huur.
Iasset gers iIee'ne Ia rcina II icelsgr. llr over
hight take IT n.epui, : Ira Month at n.
the James River b,ut-iar o. + rt, Nari,Il ant ,,t
more at g. 4 ", N tine cars a.'he South at q, i,ck
A
Arrangements huvr boon ma'r h., wiioh H. r.,,j, t;
els bet~ron the following po.4ts ueY he prae4rcd n
the ,Xed tules:
Brwecu Pcirrspurg aud Lynchbur.. through in
sMtccn hours ---..--......-. 81 oD
Between petpr-tlng and tie Sweet SalnbDr
Sprisgs through ia l~o dass, On
Brtween Petersburg and Vine Sui inr 81 nqs,
Though in two ,lo,-.......-- a IN
between Petersburg Duuvnc, through IN turn.
, y-'2u' io"' - -.---.--... 81
Between Petrlsataf2 Gee si'uro' N C., tnn'
IN two daysf-.------ -........ 10 %
Between Petersburg and Sai,u H y. Z. t4.oa,
Between Pete at4tg al Cb1rl,tte..-......& 8 ca
freight train hHses the Pr3ef-nure Depot every
Monday. v ednesday aa5 Friday moruing nj 3! "a Vi md
trl'rns tle same days Any person wishing Ia sea, tie
rates Al freight ,Rt4n freight list ~ calling ON
The Agent at the Pct,fshurg bepui
, a -. - - n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
.GjFLHELM a sCnALEss's

" All lovers OF Good flunus Ufe speCtIulN IN
yited tocali nj Il. "A Williams aud eNnmluc Wihr'm
x Schalel's Pianos. These instrument. built in the
substantial manner, with ali the modern improve
ut- mud continuing al the qlnlites Of de,R, lo fnc
tuned, excellent and durable Pianos standing uH in
aIl c,inalr, and regions.
Tho beauty of finish the sweetness cearncss, strength
md volume Of and the keeping well in tune OF these
ia.irumeuts, togec with the very moderate priccs
have tIfady secured the manufacturers cVendrd
custom.
rrizaa- wishing 10 purchase Pianos onalt, hs all
f.rlus. - emil at Il. A WILLIAMS lnrgc aud hird.
saH.c bookstore opposite the WnrVick House. und -
doug- uoyc the Norvoll House, and examine tb,tore
husuE) these grand action piauos.
nov lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
i - LhILaIn1aa and MN Y.

The IHtui keopsuhe with 80 elegant quaftu iiu=Ias
tituz. /, tlured
Tho !.ernin#. of Shakespeare, 36 beautiful lustm
tnus hnstoel (nniiqur)
ifAs female / ,ut. al America, with portraits
the Bod, "a $40 ite, qnur;o, elegantly illustrated
Shake sialrr. benz itully Illustrated
Matson'a arfico Qautalipus do
BIT sh slnslr Poets
Rrud'- trnsc Poets ui An criou (cle uut)
Meyer UpAsrsun, 30 copper enpravinr-,
Muntea,re ry'- Porticoi Works
Women 81 the Scriptures, illustrated
Gica-on'- Piauorai elegantly bound
Prose- and Poetry - Europe aad America
Also-Silser Steei aud Morocco Card Ga=rs, Port
mounios-lorsc variety Gold Pens, with gold and silver
cuso.; ln.ry lnkstaods Pearl Folders md uuuy other
ntisl. too numerous to mention. Ia be lNd a
doc pts NDRSE'S Com Il,usr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08

-, VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Finding 1t will require more time to pay my debts
than my creditors conveniently inflow, une.s sc
portion of my property have determined 10 offer the
following property FOR SALE;
My RESIDENCE in the nrghborhood Of Judge Dan
iel's his is desirable rare. The House
tans u rooms all veil and IT them elegantly fin
ished with bick-itcheu aud all other necessary
houses, and well of excellent watet ON the premises
The lloUsF Lor at present occupied 10y MIR. J. +.
Barns. This is aud pleasant rlacc suited Tor
small t4my. The House has five rooms, with good
Kitchen smoke house, and well Of first rate in
the yard
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry ha
sale cons Ter am offering the valuable property
oAercd in thi. place 1t Is we'll knewu in tbs
vicinity. reed particular descriptions tut ~ i'll stnte
there is better arranged establishment in the
State. It furnished with complete al tools the
lntes improvements and lure stock ol patterns. jo
eotd condition and extensively used | would refer
selling half the interest in tho Foundry property should
any desire purchasing such an interest.
- Any person wishing In purchn'e afy ol the nhova
named property viii apply tie sub crber ~
Phoenix Foundry. A. 6 DABNEN
my Lids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
UardwaIe, Cutlery, Gums, SaddleTy, House
Furnishing Goods, &c. &c

fuIllHHHlB SOoesi oIsF
sREGoKN A RO4 vi. having determined Ia mike
u change IN their business, viii oher hom 10 day
the largest aud desirable -tockOi Hardware, Cur
lery &C. Nc ever fore nerrd IN tins market" AT great
reduced prices tor casI Many orfices NJ and bic"
l. tending II ro-c up thc'r bu,iness us speedily q.
no..,hlc ry cordially invite al indebted to the old
roucern 81 Gregory n Royal and the ME co3cerh OF
Gregory, Koln \ Simp-ou To Pag mp as longer iaduF
pence cannot be given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
Goa a..
GOA l..
4 teal,

u All pcrsonz Wishing to supply t!rem-cyes with
good ntirlr o. Rc,,-ash Arithmetic and BiuIn ne II.
Con, Tor he iaiar season, will tint Il 10 then tttcres
If They I,pyr their orders with the Undersigned
as possible; an they viii be gel thcir C,Hl b,
Riatm mi announcement and at lowest Richmond prices
jcIlaiag ne GIT audlols. DANL :. JASPER.
y ifs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
sOUTsF&inE rx,pGstOaD.

FREIGHT TRAIN.
r.. ia TsF rE5f - " e ready receive
la.t - y i.,-ii gin + tie So1h,ide K Ill
road. ut ,,u. l. And,s,son Quinn. House on The
Basin. Any person wishing 10 # freight
en- obtain a lryis list by cain ne.
BY o,dcr ii tLc Supt.
sep 3o-ts ALFRFi =. II. ,RNER Ag'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08

Ed RYANTS Pulmonic Waters for Coughs Cold, &r.
IL Also Ayers Cherry Pectoral, W-tars B.lsnm,
Wild Cherry Mrs Gardner's Syrup (1orehound) lIa--
tiugs Syrup. (Naptha) stabIci's Expeetorant James
Expectorant &c For sale By
NV . l-lts ID. II. LYMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
" GW DRY GOODS

" GW DRY GOODS
y PillhI w PAYNE
l. no" receiving >r,y superior -fnrh ei IAlL
and WINTER DRY Goo s rof.t,riu at ry1.ry nii5ar
nj Lndlr, and G.u .'.tn.'- uro,. Al Iaec u.sait
ment oi Blartsf-. Ltel-,y and Ilay> Boof,- i. oil
which hn tols On the most h'Nori5" terms II
P,trna- al fI public rrucre are +, ~lsaetlu -
h,jtel t'ed' a. Ia LIS CORNER, MAIN 81
-rr IL dis
I ANsPAGNE w HNE3 -. cHnu as4o
Y VIM TIM mot approved Rr,na, uag7' ? il
pj0l alt punt bottles, IN mir ~
dec L. LEE 4 JOHNSON.
M L rrspr,ll, invite tie attention ii Contn,fu,~
w Ira lcr- nd al pr ri. wishing to lurcbla,,
sill very inrgrstacb.
Fned Clorb and !, Satilc,,, Ljnd,a'~. Blankets.
Socks, Wo'' Hut, j.. &c. All al wuteh We ale -.
il Nrly INV.
Also, god stock Ready Mpde Clotfinc sci 49,
Over Goars Pants, Vet. Shat-, praveps ma
good stock Negto Cl.thug, niwi>- on and I,'astI
n,i,c,. SflGLEE, McEI.DE6ki y CO
der 81. Rep cop,.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08

eAENkS tND Wis. -WhiIo Unl UrnNn
4 Zac Nhte Lead, at d al colors in use, ground IN
ui Tor ,alr Nv R.ST NBlEIt Y 60.
1 IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08

y7gEg<Frh6A Elm % oG sgtessa.on<s -
AND NEN.lORk PACKE S.--iuis nrv .f-ss,ss
lone line j. eeEposed the following vesse... aad
aniIs from NrR-A orr. eyy three day All owued n
the city e Richmond, e'l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

LITTLE CHILD' soLILIQUY.-wish nv
mama would please keep me warm. NY
little bare legs are very cold W ith these
lace ruffles, they are not half so nice as
black Jim's wollen stockings; wish
had long sleeved apron, for my bare
arms and neck; wish might push my
curls out of my eyes. or have them cut
off; wish my dress would stay On my
shoulders, and that it was not too nice
for me to get on the floor and play nine
pinsi wish my mama would go to walk
with me sometimes instead of Betty.
Wish she would not promise me some.
thing "very nice," and then forget all
about it; wish she would answer nv
questions, and not always say, "6ont
bore me, Freddy" wish when we 20 tc
The country, she wouldn't make me wear
my gloves, for fear I should "tan INV
hands," wish she would not tell me tina,
all the pretty flowers will poison me;
wish could tumble on the hay, and 90
into the barn, aud sic how Dobbin eats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

q A work of great and singular in.
terest, relating to the events of the last
half century, is about to appear from the
American press, its contents rendering
its publication in France, or even in any
of the adjacent nations, impossible. This
is the Memories NJ de Maubreuil, who
played so strange part at the fall of the
Emperor Napoleon, and who publicly
struck NJ. de Talleyrand for having dis
owned him. These volumes are, it is
said, to contain an undisguised state
ments Of all the events Of the time
events in most of which the author toe k
a part and all of which he witnessed.
NJ. de Maubreuil, who has long since
changed his name, is, says the Paris cor
respondent of the Illustrated News.
about to come to the United States for
the purpose Of bringing out the work in
this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

PRACTICAL PRAYER.-In the vicinity Of
B lived a poor but industrious
man, depending for support upon his
daily labor. His wife fell sick, and not
being able to hire nurse, he was obliged
to contine himself to the sick bed and
family. His means of support beirg thus
cut off, he sooa found himself in need,
Having a wealthy neighbor near, he de-
termined to go and ask for two bushels
of wheat, with promise to pay as soon
as his wife became well enough to leave,
that he could return to his work. Ac
cordingly he took his bag, went to his
Eeighbor's, and arrived while they were
al family prayers.
As he sat on the door stone he heard
the man pray very earnestly that God
would clothc the naked, feed the hungry,
relieye the needy, ard comfort all that
mourn. The prayer concluded, the poor
man stepped in, and made known LIS
business, promising to Pay with the
availS Of his first laborS. The farmer
was very sorry he could not accommo-
date him, but be had promised to lend q
large sum of money, and had depended
upon his wheat to make it out but he
presumed neighbor A. would let
him have it.
With fearful eye and sad heart, the
poor man turned away. As soon as he
left the house the farmers little son
stepped up and said:
Father, did you not pray that God
would clothe the naked, feed the hungry,
relieve the distressed, and comfort the
mournerse"
Yes-why?"
because. father, if / lad your wheat
/ would answer that prayer"
1t is needless to add that the Christian
father called back his suffering neigh
Dor, and gave him as much wheat as he
needed.
Now, Christian readers, do you an.
sWer your own prayers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

SCoLDING IN THE PJLPIT.-The follow.
ing is an extract of letter from vii.
liam Cowper, the poet, to his intimate
friend, Rev. John Newton:
No man was ever scolded out of his
Sis. The heart, corrupt as il is, AMI
because 1T is so, grows angry il it be not
treated with some management and good
manners, and scolds again. A sIrIv
maStlf will bear perhaps to be poked.
though he will growl even under the on.
Grafton, but if you touch him roughly he
will bite. Thsre is no grace that the
spirit of self can counterfeit with more
success than a religious zeal. A man
thinks he is fighting .or his own notions.
lie thinks that be is skilfully searching
the hearts Of others, when be is onlT
gratifying the malignity of his own and
charitably supposes his hearers destitute
OF grace that he may shine the more in
his own eyes by comparison. When he
has performed this notable task he won
derS that they are not converted. He
has given it to ttem soundly. and if they
do not tremble and confess that God is in
them of TRUTH he gives them up as
reprobate, incorrigible, and lost forever.
BIT man that loves me, if he sees me
in error will pity me, and endeavor
calmly to convince me of it, and per-
suade me to forsake it. f he has great
and good news to tell me, he will not do
1t angrily and in much heat and discom.
posure Of spirit. 1t is not therefore easy
to conceive on what ground a minister
can justify conduct which only proves
that he does not understand his errand.
The absurdity Of it would certainly strike
him if he were not himself deluded
"a people will always love minister,
if minister seems 10 love his people;
therefore you were beloved at Olney."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. March s. ls55.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the holders Of
IN stock Of The United States described In the fol-
lowing n5ticePf 3d January last, that for the pur
pose of completing the purchase of the amount
therein named, this depart nent will continue to
purchase. upon the terms of said notice. 10 the ex-
tent OF the residue o the sum proposed yet OBJ
taned- say ,l5s 5S5 05, If said stocks are offered
and received here prior tO the first Gay of June next:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3, le55.
Notice is hereby given TO the holders of the fol-
lowing described stocks Of the United States that
this department is prepared TO purchase, any time
between the date hereof and the LIST day of Slar.l
next, portions Of those stocks, amounting in the az
srecate 10 81 900, COO, m the manner and on the
te ms hereinafter mentioned, to pit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will bn in the order
OF time IN which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duy assisped to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof.
must be transn itted to this department; upon the
rsceipt Wnereot, pr ce will be paid compounded
OF The following particulars:
!. The par value, or aLiount specifedn each GER
iifeate.
2. premium on the stock of the loan authorized
ny the set of July, 1915, redeemabIe November H.
1880 of9f per cent; ON the stock Of the loan au-
thonzed by the act Of 1870, redeemable 3ist Decem-
ber 1902, of 10 per cent? the stock of the loans
anihorzed by the acts Of l8i7 and l6i9 ID redeem
able, tile former on tlg 3lst December 1857 and
the latter on the Goth June, ls58 of l6 per cent
md on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act
of 1850, and redeemabe on the 3Ist of December
1864, Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY 6
per cent.
g. Interest on the par OF each certificate from the
lst OF January, 1855, TO the date of recent and set
ucInent AT The Treasury, with the allowance (fnr
The money TO reach the owner of one days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the Uned States, on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. Philadelphia, as the
parties may di, ect.
But to certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said st day Of March
next. JAMES GUTHRIE
mar6-dtJuIe1 Secretary of tie Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
his supper; wish 1 could make pretty
dirt pics: wish there was not bit of ,ac:.

his supper; wish 1 could make pretty
dirt pics: wish there was not bit of iac:.
or silk, or satin, in the world; wish I
knaw what makes mother look 50 smiI.
ing at aunt Emma's children (who com.
here in their papa's carriage, and Sc worry
cross at my poor little cousins whose
mother works so hard and cries so much,
Wish knew what makes the clouds
stay up in the sky, and where the Stars
so in the day time: wish I could oct
over that high bill where the sun p"as
down and touch it with my finger: wish
did not keep thinking of things that
puzzled me, when nobody will stop tn
tell me the reason for anything. III
ask Betty, she says, "don't be a foo,
Master Freddy" I wonder if Bsttv
knows much herself? l wonder vby
mama don't love her own little boy7 +
wonder when am grown man, i'll
shall have to look so nice all the time,
and be so tired of doing nothing?-Oiipe
n ----%- S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
ap2-d4t
R0UNTY -T.AND-ADDrTIONAI..

R0UNTY TAND-ADnTTTGN
LII my Old friends for whom obtained Juniy
IA Land, in less qoantity than I6o acres, are here
by informed that tIer names and record of the
evidence, with the dates OF their certificates atc on
my book, that can, with facility, make cut then
dc claratiOns for additional land Those who faHed
10 obtain any land for want of sufficient SERVICE
many Of whom now entitled to $50 acres, can
find the time allowed recorded by me. Others will
frI ii 10 their interest To call write, and will
send forms and instructions for reasonable and fair
compensation
Any Old Soldiers, or their Widows, unable 10 pay
for preparing their papers VII he instructed gratis
by calling al the office JOHN ID. CLARK,
mar 6-lm Agent, Washington, e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

@ The Gothamites are at loss to
know what to do with the Crystal Pal
ace. They are now mooting the ques-
tion whether it will not make great
central market house for the city, having
railroads diverging in all directions from
it, so that from the rivers, fruits, pro-
duce, &C., can be conveyed to it, ard
then, as purchased, distributed among
all the district markets. The receiver
appointed by the association offers tie
palace for 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04

DEV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
II EXETER STREET, NJ Z. CHURCH.-A
strong desire 10 berefit the afflicted induces HIM
tlus TO ny. We chal enge any other medicine
tO present ssch a nIass of testimony from gentlemen
and ladies' Of high Il tnding Of our own wel-known
citizens. who testify Of cures of COUGH, BRON
CHlTIS, RHEUMATISM DYSPEPSIA, &C.
BALrIEORE, January 24Ih, 1855.
MesTs. Mortimer & MoIrtrGy:
take pleasure IN sa ing TO you that | have used
your ''HamprOr's 1Incture" with very great rrofit
From serious throat affection, my general health
il effects upOr my general health most salutarv.-
My nervous system and digestive Orsans soon right
ed up under its use.
1 have several times recommended il TO nv
tnends, ana in every clse, Tar have been in
formed, they have use il with success.
Yours irsly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
J. OK EIII

NJ ORE BOUNTY LAND 20 AZ who served
WI in ANY WAR since 1870, whether as Cfticers
Soldiers, SIllOTs. Marines, Clerks, Indians C.sD-
lains, Wagon Mdst'Ss, TeImstcfs, LantsI1-n. lor
their widows or minor childrUn) who Lave no, ~,
received full l60 acres, and h4Tr been in sery,r.
days. will do well G, wriie % Us pcfSaid ana tbci,
Land Warrants will be FORWARDED LO i.em for ,Lf
above quantity, and 40 charge q tey do not set "a
LLOYD < Co,
Claim Agents OfIice, opposite U. s. Treasury
Washington City, ID. T. marc 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-04
CURE FITS-READ,
More TO the Sick than GoH.-From one ofthe most
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.


More TO the Sick than GoH.-Rrom one Of the most
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
Cu.RLRsTON, s. c. Sept. 81, 1852
hessTs M5RTIHgR MowBRAY The sale of
your UaDptOn's Vegetable Tincture is increasing
every Gay, and every bottle sod recommends this
ValGa lie EledielDe To the afflicted. Several OF our
planters have tined il in different cases with aston
siiins success, and are getting il by half DOZENS II
has been found I'd be the greatest remedy for Iheu
matte affections, aud wonderful cure has been
performed on negro boz, suffering from Fits. |
Will fu nish you with a number OF certificates if you
wish them
] am, gentlemea yours, w. G. TRoTT.
Caii aas ~, Pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
Cough, .sroneh..s, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepSIa, Nervousness and General Weakness. As q
fcmale medicine or for delicate children we b1iiev.
il unt Qualled.
Sold by MORTIMER & M0WBRAY, l4O Balti-
nGs2 slreet, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. SroTT = Co, J. Il. MOORE, ID. b. CLARKE,
CLARKE BowLIEG, w. ELLIOT, and II MCPHER-
son, Washington also, by q. 5. f. CT sat, George
town.; /; and c. G. BERRY, Alexandra, and by Drug
ssts everywhere. feb 2l-u