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u The public is respectfully Informed that this mag
ncent establishment viii perform in Shreveport foF
THREE DAYS ONLY:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
November Is, IS and n, 1855.
Proprietors. .Messrs. Antonio g. Harper.
Manager. + Magasi
.Harper and Kent.
Leader of the Brass Band .............J CTamer.
The following distinguished artists will appear The
world renowned ANTONIO BRoTHERs, Guillanme, Lo-5
renzo. Augustus and Alphonza; J. RoAcH, the great
est Contortionist and Bottle Performer now living;
BILLY ARMSTRONG, the celebrated Equibrist and Deli-
Spinner; Master JuLLiEr, the extraordinary Double
Leaper. Boz Brown, the fayorite Comic Singer; the
iavonte Clowns HARPER and KENT.
Doors open at and o'clock, r. NJ Performance
commence half an hour after. Admission. SO cents,
children and servants, IS cents.
This company will perform al the following towns:
Gfeenwood l9shs Marshall, 20ih and 2Ist Nov.
Rer7,A J. REDETT. Ast
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No MONOPOLY!
~ COMMERCIAL. HOTEL.
CITY HOTEL.

CITY WUIEL.
TN consequence of the Commercial Hotel being
IL closed for the past week or ten days, have had
no competitor or oppositon-hor do | consider there
is any now-but would informall my friends and the
public in general. that they need not entertain the
slightest fear of "MoNoPoLy,a as my prices shall as
heretofore be very moderate, the accommodations
unsurpassed by hotel in the country, and the house
kept open at all seasons Of the: year. h.
une IS ~ . C. T. NELSON.
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New Orleans Market.

NOVEMBER 6-The demand for cotton is good, about
1000 bales found purchasers at unchanged prices.
The receipts (including 38,2O1 bales On hand,
since the lst September, have been 3s6,906 bales
Exported during same time, l93351 bales.
Inferior, 5-@51aI Middling, e--@sA
Ordinary, 61a@7- Good s4@9I
Low middling, 80 Midling fair 91s@lo'
PoRK-Mo. $40 90; mess, 1921 Oo@2l SO 7P bbl
BAcos-Sides l21a C013c; shoulders, l1@llAc.
LAnD-No. /, 1114g12c. % b.
ConN--68@75c. q bush.
Corrrr---Rio, lo@@lINc. q h.
sueAE-5; So; 6A@7Ac. q ID.
MoLAssrs-29, 10000 % gallon.
BAGeISsGR -Bagging lS@le11a rope S@9A.
WH1sKEY-Rectifed, 1904; raw, 371ac. ~ gal.
LrME-At retail-Thomaston, 81 25@I SO. Wes-
'i s.lr-Iverpool, line, 81 45@l S; coarse 81 ESQ
l 80 a. sack.
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Railroad Tax Collectors Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
1S thatI have seized, and will according to law
proceed to sell at public auction at the courthouse
door in the of Shreveport, parish of Caddo State
of Louisiana, on SATURDAY, the Isl day of Deem
ber A. D. 1885, between the hours of l O'Clock,
and P. NJ, the following described property attach
ed pay and satisfy the assessed against the pro-
prieors pay the subscription Of the corporation of
Shreveport the stock of the Vicksburg Shreveport
and Texas railroad company, viz: ~..s-.--s
r. A. Cutlife-Lots Nos.9 and 10, in block No. 10
of the town of Shreveport Tax $sl42 45 and costs.
L. K Grgsby, Lot No. r. in block 49, of the town Of
Shreveport Tax 1913 76 and costs.
Terms of sale, cash. II. ?. slavery,
Collector of the corporation railroad tax.
Shreveport October 81, 1855. a.. s- =-- ~--
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To the Public.

Tariff of Rates for the Storage Of Cotton
TENHE undersigned engaged in the warehouse bust
Il ness, find hatthe price now charged for the stor-
age of cotton is fair remuneration for the same,
and therefore have fixed the tariff of rates as below
stated which know from experience to be both lib
eral and just Those having cotton in store previous
to the date Of this advertisement will not be charged
extra storage until after the LIST day of July following,
after which time it will come under the below men,
toned rates, which as follows: as&
For receiving and storing cotton, o5 eta 40 hale
first month,
Z" Every month after the rst......l2s -
Z" Weighing and marking.
Ct Shipping receiving and taking . s.r
i" All transfers of cotton,.
@ N. MOORE.
OGLESBY & GRISWO OLD.
= rl5.4.-- ]. N. HOWELL & Co.
Shreveport, June 2, 1855. junl3-f.
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New EINN]

I-=@--- NUN
- IN BBLS. ST. Louis Family Flour, superior
tACV article, ground Of new wheat, just received
and foE sale low by S@a N. MOORE, 55
nopIH 3aa5 T@N*@E& 5r On the Levee.
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Stationery.
DLANK BOOKS of every description; letter, cap
ID record and note paper yellow, white, faney,note
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; waters; steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards. chessmen; chess
boards dice; red tapes linen and cotton twne; wrap
ping paper black red and carmne inks, etc. for sale
sbv Fmv30l VIM. BALL
Old Cognac Brandy.
TINE best imported old Cognac Brandy, Of very
i superior quality For sale at
anel5 WM. BALLS Drugstore.
NOR SALa-several likely EGR 0ES-seam-
IL stress. house servant, cook. washer and lroner;
and field hands. Apply at the auction store OF
sept5 A. L. HEINE. 3
TUTLERY-On hand and for sale low, a variety Of
" pocket cutlery, scissors, razors and surgical IN
strhments. manufactured Sheffield expressly Tor TINS
market. [jun2o] T. HI. MORRIS. DRUGGIST.
EREsH LINE JUICE-The most agreeable bev-
Il erage used during the summer months. For sale
at [augl5l VIM. BALLS Drugstore
NAILS-75 kegs Nails, assorted from i'd to Sod
IN Also, bariron, castings, ETC., for sale by
nsar28 JOHN WALTERS.
DURE ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER-A
i pure and superior article. for sale at
ser5 r. r. NORRIS Drugstore.
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Bagging. Rope and Irvine.
TUsT received large stock, to which additions
- will be made by every boat. Planters may rely
upon having their orders filled instantly. For sale by
novlb N. MOORE.
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ghaI.iti'sS Sale,

CTATE OF tLOUISIAN A-Parish of Caddo.-In
- Justices Court, Ward No. 4, No. l102.-J. w.
SMITH vs. G. CLAFL1N, Captain, Master and part
OF steam boat sodo BY virtue of an alias writ of eri
facias issued out of the honorable justice Jones' court
in and for w ard No 4, parsh of Caddo, in the above
entitled suit and directed, have seized and will
sell the house door in the town Of Shreveport,
parish aforesaid, SATURDAY, the LIST day Of De-
cember, a. D. 1855, between the hours of O'Clock,
A. and O'Clock, P M the following described pro-
perry, to-wit:
fsS. The STEAM BOAT sODO, her tackle,
IsssEzsssa machinery furniture and apparel. Seized
pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled
suit.
Terms of sale--Cash with the benefit Of appraise-
ment. w. HOLMES, Dry Sheriff.
Shreveport October 80, 1855. [pfS4 50
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Agency,

- Agency
| nURiTNG my temporary absence, Mr.. N. Moore
- is my duly authorised agent.
| Shre1eporr, Nov. Ia, 1855. w. S. LEWIS. n
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Groceries.

TUST received per steamers Marion and Sodo,
~ extensive and coInplete assortment Of Groceries
and Provisions comprising every article in the line,
among hich are ra@
Flour, Bacon. Lard, Salt. Ne...- g. d..
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Rice, Teas, Candles, Soap, Oils,
Buffalo Tongues, sulsar-cured Hams,
Dried Beef, Vinegar Pickles, Preserves,
Mackerel, Goldfish, Salmon, Shad, Herrings,
Sardines, Lobzters, kechups, Sauces. Syrupz,
Raisins, Prunes, Figs, Pie Fruits, Almonds,
Fruits in brandy and in their juice,
Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Spice,
Havana Cigars chewing and smoking Tobacco.
Whskey, pure old Brandy Rum, Gin, ~,
Caret, Port, Madeira, Sherry and other Wines,
Boat Bar and Plantation Stores Of all kinds.
Country merchants planters and others request
ed to give US call before purchasing elsewhere, and
NAV feel assured that they will at all times find at
establishment complete assortment, and be able to
purchase every article they may want without the trou
BILE Of running all town, and at the very lowest
prices [june 27l E. & B. JACOBS.
TINE subscriber would, respectfully, solicit the at.
i tention of those who may wish to purchase
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, 4
Hardware, Cutlery, China, Glassware, &c.
to call and his stock which, he believes, will please
His stock is very general.
A continuance OF the favors which for years has
been generously given him in business is gratefully
acknowledged, and continuance OF the same soci-
ted 80 ELISHA II. JORDAN,
dec Is At his old Place.
SELLING AT COST!
r WILL sell AT COST FOR CASH for a few weeks
Il or will Charge Goods to punctual customers al
my regular credit prices, which are very low.
aug1 G H9 @ RIP. TRABUE.F !
TREOLE HAIR OII4--The best article in use for
~ restoring, preserving, adorning and identifying
the human hair. For sale at
augl5 VIM. BALLS Drug store.
browns GENUINE ESSENCE Of JAMAICA
- Glssgz--A fresh supply on hand and for sale at
s@ " @+ u VIM BALLS Bsns. steee.
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NGtiGe,
Last Nntice,

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned are no.
N tilted that unless they forward and settle
forthwith, their will be placed In the hands
of officer for collection. The planters have had an
opportunity of selling their cotton and it is impossi-
bic for wait any longer. sss Il
maya --s Il. u b. JACOBS. i
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Gr0ceries and Provisions.

Shreveport, November IA, 1855 2t
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Notice..

Shreveport, January "a, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

NEW ORLEANS. Mny :, 1855.
Your despatch, dated Sd of May, reached me
yesterday, after O'Clock, L. VI. From this !
learn that the officer appointed by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, whose duty il
was under the law to prosecute Kendall was
disrespectfully superseded; and that the political
department of the Government assumed the CON
troll of a criminal action through nm unofficial
person, in order to defend the delicate suscepti.
bIlites of a detective agent of the post office DE-.
parment. 1t seems this agent could not cordial
ly act with me. So far as | am coneerned,I assure
you tina, nothing could disturb my equanimity less
than the necessity of holding otleal intercoursa
with Mr.. Blair, yet cannot but respect and ad-
mre the generous, If not congenial sympathy.
manifested by you Tor this sensitive gentleman.
and his peculiar vocation. When you have leis
ure from the grav,g affairs Of State, | should es-
teen II II favor it you would inform of the ma
tere Of the troubles that agltated the bosom of
Mr.. Blair. desire to be put in posse sson of the
faots--as they will afford such fine materials for
post prandia dissertation on the sympathies Of
Government with the scruplcs and sensbiitles OF
a Post Office Policeman.
have the honor to be, your obedient servant.
I. WARREN NOISE.
To c. Gushing, Attorney General Washington
City.
Commenting on the shabby atfair, the Plea
ygne says;-"The selecting of private agent
to take control of the business OF the L. s. Dis
trict Attorney was pretty wide stretch of the
Executive power, as we have had occasion to
urge above. But in this case, the President has
been badly advised 10 devolve the fight of seec-
ton upon others, without public position or res
possibility for the right of this delegated
power. By the endorsement on the letter to
Mr.. Noise. the person entrusted with the note
asking that eminent gentlemen to take charge OF
this business was authorized, should he not ae-
cept, to employ some other member of the bar
This was rowing commission to hunt up Dis
tret Attorney, in fact to supersede the District
Attorney de jure Possibly there were some il
structons which have not yet been published
for regulating the discretion Of this sub-agent
for The choice of Government law officers; but
the whole proceeding is manifestly extremely i'm
proper and unwarranted by any just view of the
Executive power.
at Gives US no pleasure to be obliged to cen
sure the acts of the Government in these terms.
Bat ae'ieving hat great wrong has been done,
that dangerous powers hove been assumed, aud
that they have been exercised Ia manner both
feeble and wantan. in matters directly affecting
tbs community. We could not have said-less, or
said it ia NOR Moderate terms"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II, q. Farrelfs Arabian Liniisieat
TRIUMPHANT NER DISEASE.

a. daily hear of the Astounding Gre, being cE
nrira by thu q eat an popiar netlicne IL genuine
II &. FARBELL's ARABi4s lISInEnT,a ID W. en- lraiy
say. fram cur own hno~lr se, tint medicine ever
:, Hscoyerel hrs performed the same wonderful cures
Int Ia, both IN AMI beasf, aud il is eqmlly good
f 18th 5ich makes truly valuable 1t i therefore
baiied lay The saha ing the greatest blessing II the
- md ~ ore weuil low himself 10 be without
tbs sovereign lna, VIII hai Witnessed magic
pogef over di5erze n6d wonderful potency in rlev
ing min however severe. in teW mi ntes tic. We
earnest dcsirs you c., upon The ngt, wi will fur
u,k n free nf Charge snlll book Containing besides
other vanable ii 1rmalun, !nrge Ii, 81 crrtticaes
lrom tnuny of the re. pectde persons OF cures
effected ~ this celebrated medicine, which ,ur u
ii vince the most s,ePticai Of lis ran,eeH3-
ent VIRTUES. We nnfiro several certificates OF rhea
ti, ui, after tie faeht htl 5aifei every thfe hut
aah for i've Ia twrnty lrer.. Al, al pa
ur los of u.e If the iiah.. wefe lie flesh w.is
/ .asas nalhina apptreaty but died -l,ia ard bone
prosecute hpfr spectacle 'ha lbef ttiedds noe e
olon Fem appalled, lie ply ,sa As pronouacei them
y I'd t edort IL re II is the mo.t eli
ae94- fray In. ion burn, srrais. unds. bu-
81, ruib.as, :oathacrf fes n ias,t and
fec. th.oat werk ryss, tulrefs piisr
to-. etc; anl IS l,ra 18th uuhounie sate".s uast
81 the all uents Of and cauie, such sseeuy
cs, sIn n, teai4e4, WOUNDS, ,ti nesk and int4
aniene.s sWel iae,. gals clas. eyc>, pnrtia
bin Ines etc. / u>ed IA the be2iI nHa OF h,tna, pol
evil. gb5nr aal snvn, ii wi il'Iiab sop their
ftl3lr pip4',.-- Hvey funi} should kerp tIis yatuh-
be fse lie on hani, TEA y for any emergency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

Mr. b. b. French. the late Commissioner Of
Public buildings, gets it from both sides. The
Richmond Enquirer assa- him for having heen
a Know Nothing and the friend- of the Ameri
can pariy complain IF his course orqaittng the
party as he did. aud under the circumstances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

II is said that there La- been nov discovery
of guano in the North Pacific Ocean, which bids
fair to prove Of great value. The first enrgo nr.
rived ~ the United states a few days since, and
having been Analysed proves 10 be equal to Ties
Peruvian. This discovery is said to be strictly
American, and therefore the islands or island be.
long IL Us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
From the Nirginia loocafe.

The majority far Mise in his Congressional
District Is 299 The aggregate vote was TO-,
$50 being over thousand more than ever he.
fore polled in the District The .Jeifersonan
gives the vote between Powell aaa LEON. and
we publish helon. The Examiner, however.
gives Powell majority of 793, and Wise BIC.
The Jeffersonan's returns will prove . be cor
root
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
s.ha.,opol and the Weather

A French Chemist. NJ lie Magut, has started
The theory that the eannonadc at Sebastopol has
n great effect on the weather. In an article
which he publishes on the subject on the 9th OF
Nav. he says
nTbe whole course of nature : affected ny
this cannonade The residue ofthe combustion
of the powder j. ispersed in the air by the wind
n A distance of more than one thousand leagues,
and afterward. fails in rain or snow. II has
changed the chemical composition OF the atlnos.
nherie ar by causing grf alter quantity ii mote
aud carbon 10 enter into 1t. 1t m1intans the
sks in n constantly cloudy state, a. was ihe ease
last year DURING the bombafdment oil stltstfh' 1t
causes rain To fail in abundance IT produces Nio.
lent storms of wind aud extreme cold, and con.
siderably lowers the temperature Of the atnfns.
phere, aud consequently mikes the barometer
rise. The weather. which had become much
milder for week during the temporary enspen-
sion of the bombardment of Sebastopol, Yeeter
day morning Saturday last) underwent com
plctc change. The barometer. which Ind been
falling suddenly. checked its downward progress
aud began 10 rise. heavy rnin, accompanied by
violent gale If wind, commenced MT daYbreak
This complete change in the weather leads 10 the
idea that The oannpnade recommended with Hlo-
lenee on that day, OF TINT there has been some
n y aiinir
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
More Evidence Of the Efficacy
DOVES RHEUMATIC LINIMEST,
4 SURE REMEDY FOR RHEUN47YSM.

RICHMOND May 18th, 1855.
Me.,r,. DoyE & Co:-kbout ten day aso was ta'
ken with Rheumatism OF the hp.o:nt nieh became
very pan fal, AMI continued increase in pain, Until
uuab. 10 wink with much suffering,
AID vas eprrehe sive TINT | shenl he compelled to
Keep my reom | applied your iiainent, md alter
few applications ever yysrige of pain entirely re-
moved la mad several applications Of other REM
die, plepiusly, and found ree from them and win
pleasure recommend yoar Lnincnt to lho=e WIN ST,
Ter win iiheun14tisfn. JOHN BL. liz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

The Charleston Mercury says that the Ladies
of Charleston. who haye been actively engaged
for some time past, in raising funds to erect
monument to the memory of John c. Calhoun,
have been 81 successful as to ensure tho accom-
plishment of the noile design.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
Monthly Cone

Monthly Concert-Thesu SUNDAY SCHOOLS
of this city will hold Monthly Concert at { o.
clock Tuesday night, at the 3D. street Methodist
Church, according to adjournment. 1t will not
fail to be an occasion ofEreat interest to all the
friends of the cause. une ! -2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

Mai ,r Burr Porter of Newark, n. j., left ti.at
city some months since to join the Turkish army
in the contest with Russia. The Newark Daily
Advertiser of Tao sday contains a letter from j.
Porter Brown, Esq, of the L. Legation at Con
stantinople, dated, April 90 in which Mr.. Brown
states that Major Porter is now serving in re-
giment of the sultans cavalry at Eupaforia. He
i, now Bin BASH MAORI though more correct
ly "a Lieutenant Colonel, for he commands. one
Thousand men, Omar Pacha and Beharm Pacha
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

General Gavin spoke to Mr.. Brown, at Bala
klasa. in warm terms of Major Porter, and he is
considered one of the bravest and most efficient
of the foreigners in the service of the Sultan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

The Petersburg Gazette gives returns from
the ll'h Congressional district, which elect Mr..
Carlisle, the American nominee, by 569 majority.
The News, democratic, cuts his majority down
to ll6, but admits the fact # bis election. Mr..
Carlislnis not heonly candidate e tba American
party elected. Gov. Smith and Judge Bayly
were supported by that party ena tt,is sIes lions
are believed to have been most di=;assetul TO the
Richmond Junto.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

SCARCITY or BREAp.-The Halifax county
Pfaple's Advocate, says tint in the northern
rartofthat county there is great scarcity of
bseadstuils, aud many poor fnmiiies IRE entirely
without il. One ofthe wealthy farmers there is
selling II 10 such IN long credits, and refusing to
sell 10 lbose who are able to sind to distance
for II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day
HOUSE AND GOT ron So,

IL pursuance OF a deef.e OF the Gaarl = re- IN
fr the city of lY6e''bure, rendered IN tie , -
well y. Counel &c ! -iaIl, IA. Gelnni..f NJ, = I'll
decree na,ne1. proceed 10 sol the Mafkef IN II al
-ad cit, an ue,d'y The l2th June. 1855 NJ u, -
A NJ. RI. Hnn-e and 1t IN San3y 10 L II IL
sud suif Win rhe IMP ese'nents thereon qps, III
of and l. m1nths The purchaser giy.q, -, 5i.il
notes well endorsed Il squsl p,sion. # Inc 3lale
mpney. lin
Thi. pr refty i. .ln15ls. aa1 well .e.etya. ;,
ention ol purchasers. In. ne Is believed : In A.
fet.and Vt" 'e, ~. Tile only a, g...Iei pr
bv ,ail arsree. y II. NNeE} = - NJ
juue l-ii- ait
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

CENTRAL RoAp OPEN WEST OF STANTON
The Virginia Central Railroads. now open to a
a station eight miles west of Siaunton. and the
cars iun regularly TO that point, only stopping
at the latter place for passengers to dine. The
progress of the roads rapid circumstances
will admit, and the cars will continue to be push
ed IN westward as fast as the iron can be laid
down.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
TelegrGphie Despatch from Attorney Genaol
l. s. dated
WAsn1NGroN, Nav 3, ls55

" ANHINNIVN, My T. I0o1.
Received MAY I, ls55
Hon. +. ". Noise The appointment of Hon.
lsaac +. Morse to prosecute the complaint against
the late Postmaster at New Orleans. was made
by the President. Ii appears TINT Mr. Blur the
agent of the Department, could not cordially yet
act IN confidence with you. because of what he
represented concerning his relations with you in
former legal proceeding. against clerk in the
Post Office at New Orleans
have the honor to be, very respectfully.
{. CUSHING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
DOVES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ASSURE REMEDY FOX RHEUMATISM
- MATTER ~ WHAT PORN OR uaw LnSi 81. ~
Warranted in every Case

For .aa 10y STROLLER WHITEHEAD. Lynebtb,g !.
INhE following ecrfcars are rom SOM : ~ a.
respect b mud rtIy ct zens of Re- #bq,'a
its seiai'y well csuati of the SUI The
wei known, and wonIdno rui neir am, ,oar,;t
unworthy Of it, We have al,o The lbrIy ii reIf1,i
greet many other. nale aud female v 5o mn.
wiling IN sign u certificate. hut viii give y.IlaIya
strongest testimony in its fnvor Mary uIter u.ias liz
Other popular linmeots the day, trt lhi> aid nv
rialiy say they would gle FL all tha In 55
nude. and thai Viii take pleasure in recan.ne ID M
], In afflicted with I'm uniatisfn.
We have made and eld il tor many yours rnst 81 1ey
in tie city Richmond without lverfi.ias until rs
Gently. L. popularity has increa ned with It's nse ard
-eading il 10 nearly every Stare in tie nm
and g4aranftea in every case. or we require m
pay DOVE co . Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

Col. WIN. Preston, the wing member Of the
last Congress, from the Louisville Ky district,
declines u re election. on the ground that he can
have nothing to do with the know noihings, and
announces TINT he will vote the democratic tick
ct.