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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-22
INDIAN PA N A G E A!
In nj, Diseases OF the Blood,
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UINgOR tkENIS,DY

The frat bofte always docs good. and perfect cure
IL " .ffsnted II Dir, ci1ns IRE followed tttirtv
Tt. medicine hss Fever hecu excessively sdsenis
3D. hut hss come toto eeufiHl uae upon iisown nirn
sic merit nnd ha. become the most popular
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-22
FOUNDRY d MACHINE
SHOP

A.A.nUcg General Aseat for vermont.
WtnHsrr March 10 1881 glf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
Theatres ana Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEATRE This evening Is announced
the agt Of the successful engagement Of Mr. and Mrs
Wiams Indeed it has been successful that ut this
warm season Of ths year nothing Of comparison be
made for many years previously which has put much
in the treasury c the Broadway theare proving
concluhively tina, Mr. and Mrs Williams great IA
vorites They appear to night In the FAiry Circle ain
aid Out Of Place." the 'rieh Tutor and the ,sfrsh
thrush No doubt the last night or their
viii be honoIed with large assemblage Of their friends
and admirers.
NIBLos GARDEs.-Mr. Burton, whose Theatrical 90
eagemtnt at Nibos has as u,oal, been very success
iu appears hight in the domestic drama Of the Toe
def, az Timothy, supported Ly very good company.
wherever Burton appssrs he must always attract hay
Jog established character for himself one Of the
best comedians In the country He also appears the
~ snderirg Minstrel, as Jim Bags. Monday evening
Mss Louisa Pyne win appeas 10 OPERA.
BowERY fHrATRE- The SELECTIONS made for this even.
ing by Mr. Wsdr0n such canpot fail please his
patrons He works hard to give the best
that be found at the eastern side the city there
fore. he deserves public favor The beautiful piece of
civilian Tell = with Mr.. Johr ston AZ Tell will com
meEce the amusemsnts and the nautical drama called
'FieLds q Human Form, /" viii conclude the entertain
mepts.
WcoD's MiSsTfEls.--A programme Of great variety s
announced for this evening combating OF negro melo
dies ins trumenal pieces snd dane ng Also the piece
called the Wandering Minstrel
Mr. s. w. Glenn, the Dutch comedian common ,es an
engagement for six nights Mt tina Dow very theatre ON
Moneay evening next This will he card for the mana
ger, az Gitrn Is n great fayorits
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UpION OUUh9up l~-tkOTIIl0s
Hotang match for o. COO, mia heats, best three In
ave, to wsssas between br. 6. Major Rogers aad s. g.
Hard Road, came Oh on Thursday Aftsrnosn. The
horses belong - Boston, and account Of the breaking
up Of the Cambdss Course they bore to asssr.
tain which would taks down the stake
Major Rogers il 6ns Large gslding, With square
open eighteen to nineteen feet stnds and tottsr Al
over and seemed to hAvs little TO do in beating Hard
Road. with his hop skip and jump gait Both horses
appeared too high In ssh Tho bstting very evsa
incNnng 70 Hard Read.
First Heat-Gettng the word, they wont around the
turn side and side, Hard Road with the POLE Major
Rogers oufooted the little horse and showed In front at
the quarter pole in forty ana going steady
half = length in advance 1T the half mile POLE in 20
The large horsehe contrast in size WAS very grest-
then away from the little fellow, and came home
winner by two or three lengths, in 2S8.
Second Heat This . counterpart OF the previous
hsjor Rogers led TO the quarter in forty seconds
to the half In ll0 and again made the heat In 2:38.
Third HeuL-Wsrren Peabody took the place Of Daniels
behind Hard Road but could mo- make him win Msjor
Rogers too much for him. Time to quarter forty
seconds t, half, l20 and Of the heat 2:4l. The fol-
loving is a summary
UNION COURSE, l. I-Trotting match, 81, 900, mile
heats, best three in five, to wagons
D. Pdfer named br. 6. Major Rogers. .........
J. Daniels named q. &. Hard Road ............ 2
Time, 2:38-2:38--2al.
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THE YELLOW FEvIR AT GospoRr.-The Ports
mouth 1rdnscr'w of Tuesday evening states that
up to that time eighteen cases of yellow fever had
occurred at Gosport, eight Of which proved fatal
1t says:1he disease il principally cobioed to Cos
pot, there being only few cases in other parts OF
the town, and they originated in Gcsport. The
spread Ct the disease has been traced to the steamer
Ben Fran Kiln, Captain Byarn, firm 81. Thomas
The vessel arrived on the 7th June. and had remain
I'd at quarantine twelve days and no sickness hsv.
ing occurred In that time, she was permitted to
come into the tarhor en- thu 10th, upon the c,ndi
ton that her hold was net % be broken out. When
the health officer FIRST visited her at quarantine he
vas informed by the captain that there had sen two
deaths, but they mad resulted from the heart
disease, and exhaustion. II was this, no geyer
that led 70 the pgecsuionsry measure above
STATED. The Herald then gays Having
contracted with paty in Gospcrt 10
have her work done there she vas taken up 10 Page
and Aliens chip yard, (next to the navy yard wal)
period IL Is stated the captain violated bs engage
ment IN having the hold broken out. On the 5th of
July, man who had been at work on board of her
was taken SICK and his disease proved to be yellow
fever. This was the first case ia twenty sight days
after the steamers arrival. He died en- the sth OF
July, and the Town Councils Of Portsmouth ioome.
diately convened and issued an order to send her
back to quarantine, which was done forth With and
she row remains there. Following this case were
number OF others, among whom we're six OF the
hands belonging to the steamer, who ware sent TO
the Marine Hospital, two Of whom have died Ia
Gesport six persons have died in all. The Councils
Sshi ,siy Committee, with pensry powers to take
any measures they may deem proper to remove the
cso.es and prevent the intro Of DISEASE with.
IN the town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

Mrs Commodore Breeze and family, Mrs. Captain Mag
sruder and family Honorable B. b r. Phstt, Of south
Carolina Colonel Gugy and Baron Blanc and family
among the n assensers Of the steambip Arago which
sails. to day for Havre
Honorable p. Chase fusion candidate for Governor
Of Ohio; Honorable John P. Hals, Honorable James
Bell, U. s Senators; and NJ. ". Tsppan, NJ o. with
their families, soourning at the Franconia Noun
tairs, n. II.
Hon. John Brech enridse, Of Kentucky arrived in
Superior, Wisconsin, on the I'd inst.
Dr. Fischer at present minister Of the Prince Of Iippe
n in
tile to the Duke OF Cobourg Being lately in Cobourg
Dr. Fischer was arrested BY order Of the government Of
tempt to the sovereign.
Americans registered, July 11tb the Banking Office
of Livingston, Wells Co., Place do la Bourss Paris
ssy EFF LADY os ssn 9e,f
Waterbury,, M 1ile:sOp, g n. Taylor, W; H1l, G. L.
5Sss a.is. = S.
r. Fss nv
and ms ( csi. Er Nj.
s.S . GsnS Kns.s1 Ohio cs'rya hs, Ind .
Hard h. Fs,s. q W Gregory and family
jersey s.e Ssnsssra ana .ns Pastsf
81 ss rs sy r S h15ss.s 4a,las
Anarsxs. a. hrowsr, ssssaoSase Is; Mrs G. I'll
h. ssas s?s
Pratt, South Carolina; Mrs Ewing Tennessee J. Nc
Dougah Florida; r. Aacccup II. d. United States Navy
ARRIVALS.
At the Brevort House--L. Riggs. st. Louis, Mo C
Dab Montrea DR.. R. sehater. LouistnA; b. f. Young.
cbcson, A. Lsrosqae and family, Montreal
Re AsGI HoSsss s. New ss.. James
ysnnah; G. e. Nosham. Hartford Mrs Captain Easrader
and family, Baltimore; n. G Smiths rashville B. r. Nc
sr Texas s.nSssrd cinsSns captain
Davis, U. s. n.
At the Irving House. General walbridge. New York;
L. Newbold PhilAdelphis Jsmes q. Pomeroy, ArkansAs;
adelphia; Colonel Shaw CncpnAtti HonorableW. J.
Browne Indiana; General Ciements Pa, v. johnson,
agent u s. Steamship Co.. Don Jose Lopez Havana, Cuba
Judge Walker, Mr. and Mrs, GsiDes, new Crlsans Col
Sch after. Ssort'a; Hon J! sherwood Chicago; Hon ~
Janero; Rev Grant, Illinois.
From Now Orleans aud Havana, in steamship Granada
From New Orleans-Mrs yiotorine Bush, A Lacroix
son. Joabre, A Bieret Lemak, II Nous ,eaux, j.
ffs ssaSa M s ss
yant: Capt Ashton Mrs Carlton and ohild DentYel
Mr. aesnss shiId .1d serysnt VI G.mbsl seebios;
ssSer conner. idnn Ss Aaron @an'0n' Asn'' "m
ps uras: a.. bsk. .nd 7S.
dc Castro, Claussen Horner. Pcrnjas q de Svs
N De G Refs Slvsstre J Peris,a, Francis Dsnssy
son, CMsrchal, Turner Page. Bride. Anderson
Fitzpatrick, Green, Graut w Porter, Patehrt,
Riddle, John Davis. b Howard, Mr. Possda 4 Bro.
From Hayana, in bark John Benson-Dauel Warren &
war1ep, Geo smart Vrsnceis Tava Ls6sse Edw Rios
Andres Guserios Anna Morley, Miss Susanna Muller
Martinez Herman Schmidt Fsbio Forsts Albert Reilly and
four children.
From st Jsso de Cuba in bark John Bira-w Nspss r
Gilbert
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Port Of New York, July e., 1855.

CLEARED
p .@ a5sns c sns .s ss
ship Universe Cave, Liyerpool-wiliiams 4 Guicn.
shir Forest King Luce, Gan Juan dol SUR El~sl
En- Ss Gssss n, % S.S
s,i s Comet s Ns.sss
Brig Mediator OBJ, Durkee, Fort Heawsy, MS
s es.e nissS stsa su
schr A1ssIs tBS, Lean, s. johns, NH Dosov.u.
Sem Sem Wsss. Ts.S 'f
sloop America, Burton. BristoI-Mastcr
Propeller Beverly smith Philadelpha- Thompson
ARRIVED.
S S,s.sda Srign Ssv orc'n, and Hsvsa.
c5,s.s: jay arrived %.y:a. "a 81; Ss
s :s IA .5 Sss' ;s g a 5ss:
r M SS 81 Fort Z, brig
SsyeInsr ron s,y.ns for ysspss = asy. eS had
Sa.,ss
.as,. md mater Jaly i; i. % IGN 50 q
wch H,G h p1s low l sspsa
sSssn. did other .iishs dsu.ss The los, her bob
% Jssn B saa suR9%s:r a.n days with m
@ t. ss.r'sss cs Sa 2. S 5Ss
Bark JGtn BIRD tGt R.sasd g.own 81 Jaso dc Cubs,
Bis stephen Jay cf Hsssosl Ryder, csra.n. July s
With sussr, 8o, TO q h + Peters
Brig ruey Atwood OF New Bedford, Chase, Ma,ansss
July H. with sugar, to Chase Small
Brig Empire Axworthy, SavanuAb, days With cotton,
wheat, &c, to runham Dimcn.
Big Alma Br.s.comb, Dosoy sound July 20 Nth
'' ssss s:ssSs tfss.s SNOW x,s June TO-
passed C,braltAr 9th, with mdse, to Goddard.
eohr Wolcott Br Fsd.r Menego Bay a. Juiy II, With
old METAL egwsoa Acs 70 Tucker iishtbourn vessel TO
master July rs lat e 90 Ion ~ 20 spoke brig Niagara Of
Portland for Philadelphia.
schr Athoi (Br), Crovel, st John NIB, with isths to
Paul Orr 1Ml
Tssurvcyips schooner Jane. Guthrie Thompson ssvsn
ush, days.
sofr Hawai-. Smith Richmond
scbr W Kidder, Tyler. Wilmington. NC, days
seAr Humtung Bird, Norris. Wimins ton, NC, sAys
schr Autumn. Hawkins, Baltimore
schr y Bfosusrd Mccormick, Baltimore.
scLr Baltimore speisbt Baltimore.
echr Tapptr Sears, Philadelp hia for Bostoa,
schr Kpiah., Sssrs Philadelphia for Roston.
schr Essex Post, Philadelphia for Niddletows, CT.
sohr Sharon, Thuriow, Calais
Scfr Copia, Sesrs Boston.
Srhr Compliance, Sears, Boston for Phsdelphis.
scbr Orris Govt, Smith, Bridgeport.
schr Nsry Hay %, New Haven
Sisef Oregon, Rhodes, Proyidcncs.
BELOW.
Ont lark and brig.
Wird-At .unri,e, wNw; meridian calm, ,uneet, ssE
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ihs Memphis Eae'e predicts that twenty i've years
.ln ,nis Tine grass will be growing IN the streets OF
49, 'rtsnr, and the completed railway system OF the
cum ~ii have transferred the mouths OF the Msss
sPia 20 raNsnoah ard Charleston" IL ssys that the
avoided
:, ~ " me intention o. the proprietors Of the Nshsnt
House 70 nave several more gsts during tho season.
one y, snicn d, VIII be very sxteaded scale
Attracting competitors from New York and other
quarters
The notorious " Bristol Hn" who hss reached bis
shtesth year 81 infamous lie, now In prison In Yer
mont rests his hore Of pardon plea Of pie,y Ts
70 connou trick 10 our prsons love 10 the chap
hsns and BE- converted and then appeal 70 foosh Gov.
trnor II be has really come 10 sense Of his sins he
the msinder Of his lie free from the dssurSaues
~ ne world. where he reject ssd repent and II he
h3 s's ieras ~ Wpssb yei, ~ oash. at n ,. est,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

Special Corrsspendsaos q ths Paris Prssss.
6r. PMnsSUYa, juno 80, 1856.
TIE principal topic In political circles here Is the
lase expression Of the government Of Great and Little
Russia q st. Petersburg and at Moscow by the re-
cent reats. These tigorous measures are attribu-
ted TO the discovery Of conspiracy cot on foot BY
nenbers Of the slave party, and slss attributed to
tho Iesusctao Of tho rash attempt Of 1926 at the
advent Of the Emperor Nicholas, which sho NJ that,
even AFTER the lapse OF thirty years. the passions Of
parties and politicshav not recovered from their
irritation.
II is positively stated that among the persons
arrested are four Generals, in active service, two
Professors Of the University Of MOSCOW, and one
Professor of the University Of Kew. 1t is also uni
versaly reported that the veteran General Yermo-
lof is strictly watched This old soldier. after re-
naming q Icing time in exile, In consequence Of q
coldness between the late Emperor and himself,
was recalled to st. Petersburg by Alsxa lder H.,
and nominated to the chief command Of the mobile
militia. This appointment was resigned, bscause
the old Ger eral did not desire to serve under the
German Generals, able, Berg, and Ssewers, who
were given tt chief command Of the militia in Fun
ard and CouIland.
is the Prince G. W****y, son OF an ancient minis.
ter, and well known for bis liberal tendencies.
Various opinions are af1oRt relative to the causes
of the dis overy and origin Of the conspiracy 1t is
acc,edited generally to the extraordinary rgor Of
the government In she matter Of refusing passports
and the excessive OF the censors, who, without
motives, refuse to allow the publication of works
which certainly might have been author zed under
the Emperor Nicholas blmselt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1856.

10 Msc0s Bank, 2syl; 0 Bask Of PsnnA. 1ao. BdSssn
Htts &, ', %; 1000 CITY RI g. F RR esX; 1000 e.
osK; 1000 DO, g. osx 1000 HS.hog and Broad Top EE
1919 RR, 81, lax; 60 Hnshir kR b5, "a. Afsr
Board-loo6 Psnss s., 80; 80 ksad RI, AK; 100 DO,
b3, 44k; 100 do, Q r. ~; 100 Dc Do. AZ; 20o 90
bS AK; 10 IAhigh Nav, 70. Marriott hra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

FroNNfn- -benjamin WorreF Wars or aye ,on of
Otis NoreiJ residing at is5 Second street, Eastern
d'trct,) vhie playing at the foot of South second
tfovnta
SUPPOSED iAfANrcitE-Yssterday morning the re-.
mains III an infant supposed TO have bees stiIlborn
vas found BY some boys 10 boz, foot Of North sixth
street
fNEgfARr = The grocery store OF wm. Burger corner
Of sixth and south Sixth streets broken open and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

In this city, on Thursday July 2S By the Rev Fay,
HICKox, Of New Haven. -
On Tuesday msrning July a. By thu Rev. Dr. Mlett,
FpHRAIx W. MANSFIELD. Of New HAMPTON, NJ H., to Miss
RosAIn G. MUMFoBD, of East Haddsm, Conn. The lovely
bride and her devoted partner started immediately ON
bridal tour to Saratoga and Niagara Falls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

Pmlsr,truA, July 27.-Eeporses by Keen Taylor
Tvs Bcard2s0o CITY RI CO, e3s.; 1C0o Pittsburg &C.
lstsuben b. 30; 500 City es, %, est tS Pesna RI
Az rs GAG Mas Co. 8; 80 New Greek Coal Co, X; 400
horrs Cara l4S; leo yisksburs Ra, bs, TX, 100
Etsslrs ~ GAe, u, k9sls e~asl gyqea, asE, l9s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

PHILADELPHIA, July "a, PN-Arr brig Sarah Ellen
orshty, Portsmouti schss spencer. LAngstAa HAya
pa Geo Brooks. Hutchinson. Portland Hope Dyer DO.
I'D triss Morning Litbt, Huft Portland; AibAtrsss
Park, Bos,cu; sehrs Hope DYER, Portland Locksood.
rurnsi Stony Point steamers Delaware, Cores, kyork
Palmetto, Baker, Boetsn.
sy which rut into vsipsrsss uLder strsas
II ssA..g sss asWtNsst a Ia arsf E0R eAlAi
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BOARDING "A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
ID be accommodated with room; also. rooms fsr
O'Clock.
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is@ph.r Day esesss and NJ War Eagle.
.sf Ssrss a Coins Con- s' ssss. snail
HunBoLDt FAY Cabin port June % ship Lucas, Dag
July .sar, rrs Brooks Porter
EIler fhadspa. steam ehr saehs% s, rar ssssr
MnsE ery n s.s vTfs.
,s ro bs chpTS aaa J'tasn s.na z.,. M Robin
sls. Nfsrk Ds:ow Irl BrsTa.viIs rom c.rdsn,s CID
Sg' ss s:Tf fh''s'd'd T'' nr'''' scar
s1sss ssS 'I' P,R sisi ss' a.
isfl ssf' ish sf'is coop Dsus
si ro rs k.as Ssy; sa p.sy
ri.S,s WORT w Js . s ..,: s.,
ss,s,; Ls.,ey phsdslphis sIS seLIs Easrsy, COMBS
ss Ss,ss &C., s' u s''' 81 P ''s'
SLW HAVEN July % .eh.. Iesn Tucker, PLil.de,
s.rPs. 'eSf' s'~. n.is%ar' Mar;
osIcoN-In ,Cclgmsl. River Jaiy . brig b Lunt,
ksfnra,I St ioF HpRoIsls ,u,, px
, M;,,n;sn S Sl.. 'fss Gee CID
SPkesipfNSEsArr July Is Iror Pelican. williams.
E R;s.:: ss.%si kssy:s.qssss ' esssss Ess.:$
S'a sn ssS AspS.s' w EasfG: rsi s.s
ns,.rae,, sarshsi mo John Harris, Wstesburys de;
:, ssa, N ss.s s. sAs rs1 ,.s.S
Brook Packet Brown. And Copy Wheeler Rendcps Mary
Dallas H.skhs, Port Even willard Buckingham NYork.
rMladelrais; Miller Lo.hrop Rsppahannosk; ,ioop
Neptune Racket NYork.
FicBM0ND--cid.j niy ., bark David xinb~u, Amss,
Brjstoi. y.
STA BARBARA-sld June IS ship Arcadia, Phelps.
CHRIS
ssIEx-Arr July 2, brig SAN Snail. rrssAv.,l Phna.
aslTkss Ga srs. e.ssl. wills sarsas osesoi., Tr..
aler hsrtn1us sid eth Ssyh Cara. Csyenss
via hsrsnhsn tris ErsnAs, rairtsd. rsrs.
WILMINGTON. kc-Cia July bra osa ssssh@L rS
tklass RAtA,
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BOARDING IN BROOKLYH.--TO LET, TWO LARGE
ID well furnished rooms, with closets and bed rooms
II desired in of the best locations in brooklyn, 30
tween Wall street and Atlantic ferries. Apply 1t 81
Clinton street.
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UnCf-Iosr or sTulfN, TIL. FOLLOWING
IN cotes, era~n br-w. G. Henderson, nnoutas As<,i
8, u.ai5 49, John Sinclair, mouths, April q 81 Spo.
The pubic are hses, na,sed potto negotiate tie sans
, " hACkAt q 10.
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oould oct Ak bro ,der privilege than some iudcs al
pretsotSs might seem to admit, not necessarily in
vciyte "a The cause before me.
II @sa5Ls that find, as the stand nov, the
pam srs SIMPLE grouuGs Of s5judicston that Mr. vii.
sson "a rot returned truthfulIy and fully to the
writ OF aoeSs corpus He must, tbsrsfore, stand
neo ior contempt of the legal process Of The
70 tas second motion OF the District Attorney that
~n-cn 'ooth 70 comm,ital for perjury, l withhold
exp.esseA Q, opinion 10 regard to it, n IL unsecsssa
~, because VIZ Williamson being under arrest, he
I apsseAsed that Their. may BE- aoub.. wb.ths,, .ha
AFFIDAVIT saoud not be regarded as extra judicial and
La M williamson the respondent h. .o..-,,,,.a a.
the custody Of the marshal without bail or m.I ori,s
AZ Ter contempt OF the Court 10 refusing TO 20
tia at the relation OF No. Wheeler
After Judge Kane bat concluded, Distri,t At,o,,.x
lsrdyss moved that commitment under ths zeal Of
Ills reor, be placed In the custody Of the marshsI
" G,lIin said he desired to make molten that the
,ssnt snt be granted permission 10 amend return M
wit Of babeas corpus
~ NkoiJke objected
- se ksne said that Mr.. Gilpin late with his
=. MI Nsndyte's motion had airssdy beea grant.
tne prisoner was in the custody OF the marsh H.
sapm then commenced Argument the
= tres OF the OF isinsl return.
y Kane said thai his decision would b, on die
n, aueas.0oa that u would be reported in fall
re- sstisr for t :, VI, si.rnoSn lie though. Il
tne oectsion a. thar leisure and then nrss,re any
se, might tbinA proper 10 maxi. ,,'' p'''''' Wy
pin ncquiesced and the eourt a5,onr,as
Il tie adjournment Of the court NJ ws,,;.u,...,.
80 snrrorndsd him AMI greeted him warn'y. rho
5eieossnt himself appeared perfectly coil coscted
arg -,sa Cd In high spirits It the result, ''''''
n.erss feeling was evident IN the coautenapcss x
= fsrscns who witnessed the proceedings IAs,ls
ur - teised he matter amosg themselves, aad
'tiosaa red excelentindIcatioa OF ths strssgtA
= ...'ns rssRs,red b. the ysrsd question Of slavery
as,es'w, ntoop subsequently, IeJc.i W. williamson
y e';'Gsgtigs p'spp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-23
UNHrs 4 SHIN MACHINES AND

u WHEAT FANS IL. y. " hlttcmore Il Bro.
manufacturing them works on the linan very supcr
ar fIIRASlllNG MACHINES and FANS of improv
ed patterns and ready hl ordor' short notice
and reasonable terms.
tnrmrrs wnutGg superior Machines depend ON
pcne such by "rsopn application o hy undressing US
through ia. Post Ollie.
Al-o all knds nj lepniring dome nj short notice and
on reasonable terms.
We are ugcnt, tor the snr Of OBED HUSSEY'S
CrLlntAttD PArENr REArtR AND MOWER, at the
Huunctufers price.
Those wishing ohtnnnuy Of the above mite "a will
do well to send in their ordeis caily n4 osslble
The 'cnr"r Gun be examined ut our Works.
~ I,st
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE VI. RuCKEIe n co.

7
April 30th, 1883
Take pleasure IN announcing To- ther friends aud Gus
inmcrs that they now III receipt "t their ent''
.tuck orFANCV and STABLE DRY GOODS Tor the
and tuly invite AN persons "ar ting en'
y rooiGOODS al reasonable prices TO emil and mhN"
sh,,r salecrions nr303m
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

sccrTsviLLE, A.bemale Co., Va.
March 9TH, 1853 !
MessTs. Mortimer g. Mon6yay - Gentlemen-Hayjne
been afflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
worst torms and not being able obtain relief from
other medicines. was induced to try "Hampton's Veg
etahle Tincture few bottles of which, am happy to
say, have made perfect cure
At the time commenced using the rncture | was
scarcely able TO walk | now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free frum AL pata-
Yours, most truly N. E. MAY.
THE EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract from James Harris Esq's Letter, Alexandria,
Va-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures on himyelf he
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver com.
plant and with inability, constantly complaining, fiom
weakness, through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than tor thirty years being entirely
ed by the of Ramptoa's Vegetable Tinetnre."
Diseased Side Breast Eyes-Extract from q
Letter from j Grimes, ESQ., Loudon county Va.-"My
wife has been for years afflicted with great weakness
pain in the breast, side and back; palpiraton If tho
hearti eebeness of the loss OF appetizer
complexion salow; the sight of eye almost gone tho
other ve.y weak l pleased to say, Hampsom's
1ncurc has restored her perfect health Her eyes
ire IS good now ever they
CT'Ca and get phamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & CO., Lynchburg, Sewers
ScottsvilIe A J. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by all
Druggists throughout theStats, lNsr 2<-dAsIy
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New Auction and Commission House.

NUN
yJNHE subscriber has l"cated on Market str'"t, two
| door. below the Post Utfce, where he intends t"
r.rry ON the lction and Commission busin' IS. Ha
will give his personal attention to the sale o. Prr-onat
,,d red estate horses &c. tie solicts cansgnments
f goods intended for auction, W icA shall receive his
prompt attention "H' L. :-hNNi'''
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