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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10
VOL. 3.--NO. 234
buLY IIRGINIAN.
The Beauty of the Dead

That celebrated painter, G. Il. Leslie, r. A.,
IN ono of his lectures, n volume of which has re-
comfy been published relates the following sin
gulnr fncts:
knew man Of the highest order Of mind
of fine feelings, but of great simplicity and
far above all aileotation, who, standing before the
corpse of bis wife, said, lit gives me very pleas
urnble sensations And yet no had truly loved
her The lines - Tho Giaour," in which the
present ASPECT of Greece is compared to beau
tiiul corpse familiar to every reader Lord
Byron, note To- the passage remarks that ''this
peculiar bear Y remains but few hours after
death" But have been told by those who arc
IN the habit of making casts, that on the second
day tho expression Is generally improved, and
even on the third dny il is often still finer. have
in several instances been asked to mako draw
ings of the dead; and though in every case have
entered the room where The body lay somewhat
reluctantly. yet have invariably felt reluctant to
quit it. At keutsborg. near Bonn, there is q
church, under the pavements of which lie, in one
vault, the bodies of twenty five monks in open
collins. Tho dryness of the air has preserved
them from decay though tho last buried has
lain there mora than century. visited this
church with party of ladies, who at first
hesitated TO descend into the abode of death.
We all went down, each carrying lighted taper
and such was tho fascination of this singular
scene TINT we fingered In il for some time. The
air WAS perfectly pure, and we seemed to be in a.
mother world with its own eternal interests ella
cng for time all other interests. 1t seems
to us stake that death should be represented,
by poets or by painters hideous phantom
We could not contemplate those withered faces
of old men-they seem all old--and think of death
otherwise than as gentle friend. Their atti-
tudes were varied, and all had kind of grace,
which, though we knew it to bo arranged by
their friends seemed perfectly natural. One, the
gardener, had chaplet of wi,hered leaves round
his head. All were clothed in the dress of their
order and their clothes m we'll as their bodies,
though the lat were dried to mummes, appeared
to be httle destroyed. The cast very imperfect
ly taken, by Dir. Antonomarcbi, from tho face of
Napoleon, is moro handsome. than any bust OF
portrait Of him. and indeed, has the look of
much younger man than he appears in the latest
portraits. This is easily accounted for Illness
had reduced the superabundanoe of tleshiness Of
the lower part OF his face, and brought it back to
the condition of an early period; and death, by
leaving tho mouth slightly open, had destroyed
that expression of self determination which tho
thin, compressed lips, give to every portrait of
Napoleon. The profile OF the cast is the most
perfectly beautiful of any man ever saw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10
WE ARE RECEIPT o.

w utgr and select stock ( GROC FRIES
of every description. Stnnle Fancy Dy Goods OF nl
kinds aud choice selection ot Liquors including
fine wines mud hrandies mud superior unlain aud
old Rye Whislevs all of whirh dcermi ed Ia
sell low fo cash All wishing pay the money Ia
what they buy would do well to rnll on us as We h'e
Iieyc firmly in the adHge tint nlmb'e sispence ia
better than n slow shilling All We ask il n trinl
The highest price rnI in ea-h or haror for County
rrohe oC eyry drs ption Srie Pers ,nal att nl'an
mid to the snle- nj all couvig We Hg,rts
for Nhiirnnre 4 Brr'-. celebrated Agrcumn la ie-
nents including rlow4, hnrroWs, en;snors, cutting
Knives. pi,w points. A.. se.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10
HOUSE. nANK SQUARE

tARELI HOUSE. BANK SQUARE
" MAIN ST. LiNCHBuRG NA.-rho under
s,rncd having taken this we'll kno sn o.tnl,slmcn
beg cpvc inform th,r friend. aud tho public thar
they rrnd> q Il " RrAIN In n superior
STYLE. nil who favor them with emil. Their house Is
vel furnished aud their l. rider is rcn,ifule supplied
with all that hr ,ual in thi- mnrketnlso those of
the ad Iaceut cities They aso wish t inform lie
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
that travellers arriving hy the Enste,n or Western
Trims. the Bons, viii find Mr,Ls ALWAYS nsApY.
In view of his they hope tu meet the patronage of
generous public SAMUEL. II. SMILEY
JAMES Nj PAMPLIN,
npl 10 Proprictor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10
NrH Auction and (omRlissiOr House.

New Auction and fOmHlisSlOl H0tlNe.
ri,HE subscriber has located Market street, tw
| doors below the Post Office, Whe.e he intends 10
r,rry On the Auctjon aud Commission bu1in So He
will ri, personal attention to the sae o. personal
l reI a.,,,e horses. &c lie solics consignments
If good, for auction, WI len shall receive biz
,,nr, a,,sution WM. L. LECKIE.
iHn Is u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10

LNOk RENT. The Wsrchou.' tho Basin nj
! present occupied by Mr. fnyete W. Srptoe; pos
session wen ri the Vt OF nntmry.
sep i-,iis AMBROSE B. kUtkEl.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08
OLD VIRGINIA..

% Returns from 1873 Counfies foot up majority
1880 for HENRY A. WISE the Democratic candf-
date for Governor. Six counties yet 70 hear from
gave Gen. Pierce majority OF 80. The Democrats
nave carried every Congressional District but one,
and have an overwhelming majority in the Lestsia-
ture. The PhiIadephia Nset and ali the other know
nothing Wing papers in Pennsylvania regarded the
defeat OF the Democracy by 10000 cerfqi'i-and,
by their deliberate and premeditated iasehood, 10
duced their 5ferea of the dark lantern order 70 lose
al least million OF dollars the result. Many OF
their friends staked and lost nearly every thing they
had IN the world. Let hereafter put his trnst
know nothing calculations, for sooner OF iater be
viii sink benrath the of It's corruption It ap-
pears that Mr.. Wise has received nineteen thousand
more votes than was given to Gen. Pierce at the
last Presidential election
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08
REPUTATION.

Gr We learn from the Philadelphia .4rgus
that the K. n. Treasurer Of that City refuses to
receive Relicf notes in payment Of Taxes, not
witbsianding these shinplasters were issued on
the authority Of the State at time when the
Wings (now Know -Nothingsl accidentally con
trolled the affairs of this Commonwealth. The
Treasurer, il seems, IS acting upon instructions
from the authorities at Harrisburg The last
K. n Legislature added millions of trash like
this to our banking capital, which viii eventual
" swindIe the people by wholesale. i nan
may receive ii in payment for his farm, bis
crop, or his marketing, and yet not be able to
pay even his taxes with the filthy stuff. The
people have suffered midnight Lodges to con-
troll their taxes, and dreadful will be the suffer
ing they will experience in consequence there
of. We take consolation in the fact that the
Bedford Gazette never faiIed 10 warn them 81
their danger
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08
TEE LIQUOR Law

The people seem to Be moving IN every quar-
ter for the REPEAL of the iniquitous JUG
Law passed by the last K. n. Legislature, and
approved by K. Y. Governor. That it will
be swept out Of existence by the popular voice
of next October, no man in bis senses can doubt.
We have 20 hesitation in prociaiming ourselves
in favor of It's speedy REPEAL. We have al
WAYS considered Political Temperance fum-
bug, and we are now fully satisfied on this
point. Whilst KING, Of Cambria County, was
the avowrd candidate Of the Iemperance- men,
he dodged the vote on this question fearing that
it might interfere with his polHieal prospects
in future-and many the men who supported
the measure throughout, drank probably pint
of brandy or whiskey every day they were m
Harrisburg To suppose that such a code OF
morals can result in reform is perfectly rldicu-
lous Whilst corrupt politicians are using the
Temperance Question as mere hobby, the cause
itself is perishng for want Of moral aid. Deal
ers in Liquor, Beer. ard Ale, are noto selling in
open violation Of the lar and, if temperance
laws are not enforced, what is the use Of pas
sing them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08

warm hearts and quick sympatiies TO respond to
oi the goroas victories the hsiory OF Demo-
cratic triumph. Virginia has met the egioas Of the
enemy aud before her they have retreate vanquiShe
fhe patriotism and chivaify of The sons OF the Old
Dominion too strong barrier for the sectarian
bisotrY and rampant iaHafeisa IS hch for whiie
like wild fire over the iaaa. There the torrent Of
heresy whiehdepged the North was checked and
forced back with increased impetnosity 10 those dark
and marky places from Which il had it> (lm-
meDse applause.)
Secret political organizations, as has been well
said. will succeed in this Republic. There
can be no sympathy for cnbbed together with
al the characteristics Of Iacobins and Spanish con-
spirators. Renewed appiause.l Honest men are
truthful. What they DO may be in The broad
sun light. Not so with those OF this dark lantern
oligsrchy. Their pio;s are hatcbed al midnight and
10 mysterious hiding places. Is this manly? Rather
IS II not cowardiy and unworthy OF men
''FTHth crushed tn earth shall rise again,
Eternal years OF God are hers
Bot Error wounded writhes in pain,
And dies amid her worshippers.''
GArplause. ]
The Constitution Of these United States was not
framed in secret. The deliberations OF the fathers
OF the country were not in gloomy rooms by the
ftful glare oi darn lanterns. Nor citizens
vested With their rights and immnnities without no.
tice. (Appiause.) Secrecy does not belong TO our
Institutions Secret political organizations are MS
noxious exotics. transplanted from the hot beds Of
tf4stn t@Ohti ana continued applause
II for time they flourish. may we'll exclaim
with the Roman poet, O lHiseras hominum me,lies :
o yeetora racf
But the glad tdings from Old Virginia, have dis
PEELED whatever OF gloom there may have been
lhe Democracy there's as they have ever done, and
they ever DO every wherr. ciosrly and gallautly
followed ont the teachings of its grea: apostle and
xpounder-Thomas Jefferson. We have met 10 ten
der them congratulations il IS meet that -hould
do so, and am from the vast conconrse before
me there will rise up loud, long and hearty shout
for Old Virginia and Democratic principles
Three cheers were given for old Virginia and Dem
ocratic principles.
The following hrief but excellent letter from ex-
governor BteLER read atihg meeting;
MERCHANTS HoTEL, May 3Ist, 1858.
Dear Florenee--I regret exceedingly my inability
to participate in the proceedings to-nighi speak
eT. kindly and hatterinsly desired by the Com
mftee, bet hope shall not. tor that rpa<on- be lost
10 the spirit Of the occasion. Virginia FIRST Triumph
ed over the nSidou- and seductive influence 81 Know
NoJhiBgsm but Penn~ylvsnis, with her candidate
for Governor, was the first 10 declare Of exter-
nuatioB against the bereSv. and up to this hour
Pennsylvania Governor has the only cfic aI paper
record discardug the doctrines of the dark lantern
ohgatchy.''
Your friend, WM. BGGLER.
To Hon. I. B. Florence.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08
KEEP m BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That the last Know-Nothiug Re5orre Legislature of
Pennsylvania introduced Bill to give 10 coioJsd per-
III the rights enjoyed by the fee white
men Of this Commonwealth, and were only checked
in :heir efforts BIZ an instrument called the Cotit-
tim,
itnearly doubled the Banking Capital of the State
1t passed law which Is nearly equal to giving
away the great Public improvements of Penosylva-
MA Railroad company ora tyalassed4 the Peansyiga-
between two and three hundred thousand dollars an
nualIy!
1t repealed the License Law. and substituted -
act to promote Drunkenness, by which the peoples
Treasury is defrauded of upwards of two bnnrad
thousand dollars annually, all Of which must be cot
Ieeted in taxes from the sweat of the tax payers'
brow
Il passed Law nearly doubling the pay Of its
own membersi!
II passed Law through the lower House to re-
move the seat ofgovernment from Harrisbpg to Phil
adeipha measure which, If finally successful Will
add millions OF dollars the public deb. and place
the people OF the State the mercy OF the Specula
fors OF city now governed by corruption OF the most
diabolica character!
Owing to the corruption of its Il n members. if
was unable to elect T. $ Senator one of il rair;e-t
ana most important duties.
Here are few of the real plauks in the K n. /
ifatfoT'a which admit of 10 doubt-none OF which. /
however, are 10 be found IN the little book which is
represented as containing x. ~ principlesa book
FARMERS and TAX PAYERS the issue is plain
one If you love these ;hngs-then encourage
Know -Notbing Midnight Lodges. fyou d'sapProve
of the+4 then array yourselves, like te Americans,
under the great Banner of DEMOCRACY, and con
tend fearIessly for its glorious principles.
.sSAa'' NATIVE OF RonE.-Alartn Luther gave
this account OF the order which bears very decided
resemblance in many respects the present oFgahl-
zaton
s.In Italy there was particular order of friars
called Fratres Ignoraufia, that IL Breffe" Of lHo-
rance who took solemn oath that they would net
her know parn, understand anything at all, but
answer all things with Nisrio 81 k'ao'o n0thDg.-
Lutisr's TajIs TAX, No. 49,.
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Terrible Hail STERN,

Gg~Tbe Columbia IS. Co Times Of May 80,
says s:-.'That bail fell in that locality, on the level,
20 the depth Of four inches, OF the stones mea-
suring ten inches in circumference and others four
inches lone-killing hogs, hsh, birds, fowls and
insects. ia some places it VA piled UP 10 the DEPTH
of SIX feet.''
In Berks County, Pennsylvania, there was also a
hail on the 18th ult., we learn from
the Reading Gazette. sit fell in such that
in places where the rain drove it together, It was
from three to FIVE feet deep. Many Of The stones
the size Of hpns eggs This accounts for the
recent chiIIiness OF the AR.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08

arms oPenei and receised him. at first With pes.
We pressure bnf soon, alas. the shfieks of the J
drd victim gave evidence that be wa, piafee hv ~,
steel srtkes thai prolaried from her iody and ,bt
the b4aaiiipi woman but an instrument &C 10,
inre moved by The hsads OF monster for his GU.
selfish and anhely ends. Know Nothingi.fn 10 ne
pretty strong hgare. is that mock beauty: and tb
way Z spikes tlht project from IFS body Are sl,ea1.
piercing the flesh OF the deipded Democrats, wbo
come 70 the presence chamber as bridegroom. ~
tbeir brides. Is caution now and will Be more mar,
ticularly so ohereafter.-New York Republican.
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Capt. A. Isech.

Mr.. President and Fells ~
suggested that the gates tian So. r"u has
10 be opened, so that 'hosnot nat o"In'
Square may 90 over there IL Tki' W
deed, great gathering Sgf,oe,,s.,., i',-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08
Know Nothing Blisters,

s'i ne bosom OF America is open 10 receive.
not only the oPuirnt and respectable stranoa,,
but the oppressed and prosecuted Of ALL Ma.
TlONS AND CT ALL RELIGIONS, whom ~
shall welcome to participation IN ALL OUR
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES Haskiagfoy
''Cur clrli rights have no dependence on our
religious opinions, MORE than our opinions IN
physics aud geometry. To prescribe any ejti-
Zen as unworthy the public confidence by law
ing upon him an incapaciiy Of being called 10
office Of trust and emoufnent unless he profess
or rrnounce this or that religious opinion, j.
drPrlTlng him injnrlously OF those privileges
and advantages to which, in comnonswith b,s
ffllow-oltzpns, hp has natural right Ittrn9x
also; to corrupt the principles Of the very rpli-
gion At IS meant to encourage, by bribing with
monopoly Of worldly honors those who v;u
externally profess and conform TO it. Every
person has an rqnaI right TO the honor and con-
fidracr OF his fellow citizens, resulting, NOT
FROM BIRTH, BUT FROM HIS ACTIONS.
and their sense of them. - Thomas Jefferson.
''Resolesd, That the liberal principles i'm
bodied by Jefferson in The Declaration of Ind--
pendrncr, and sanctioned in the Constitution.
which make ours the land Of liberty, and the
ASYLUM OF THE OPPRESSED OF EVERY
NATION, HAVE BEEN CARDINAL PRIN-
CIPLES IN THE DEMOCRATIC FAITH.
and every attempt to ABRlDGE THE PRES
ENT PRINCIPLES CT BECOMING CITI-
ZENS and the owners Of soil among us ought
to be- rrsisted with the same spirit which swept
the alien and Spdiion laws from our statute
books. y Resolution of the Baltimore Demo
cratjc Conraation.
''Thr history Of the present King of Great
Britain IS history of repeated injuries and
uSurpations, all having in direct object ths rs
tabishment Of an absolute tyranny over these
States. He has rndeavnred 10 preven; the pop
nlation Of these States-FOR THAT PURPOSE
0BSTRCCTING THE LAWS CT NATU-
REALIZATION OF FOREIGNERS REFU-
SING TO PASS OTHERS TO ENCOURAGE
THEIR MIGRATION HITLER, and raising
h+ conditions Of new appropriations OF land"
lDeciarnfion Of independeace.l
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08

IL therefore, gentlemen, have great cause to re-
iorat The result and We have beIIeve that
/ peniyIyania will profit by the iiiastrous example
4 set her BY Virginia.
/ rs President then introduced the Hon. John Cad
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08

EXTRAORDINARY SUicIpE.-Euglish papers
mention the suicide Of a Mr.. Keystone, who,
ten years ago, was worth one hundred and fifty
thousand pounds sterling, which he has since
sQuandered in the qualification Of his appetite.
He had agents in China, Mexico, Canada, and
other PLACES, TO supply him with the raFest deli
cacies-and single dish, sometimes, cost him
ifty pounds At length, on the 18th Of last
April, nothing was left ham but a solitary gum
ca, a shirt, and battered hat. He bought a
woodcock with the guinea, which he had served
up in the highest style Of the culinary art
He gave himself two hours for an EASY digestion,
and then jumped into the Tbamrs from West
minister bridge.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08

A collision occurred in Boston Bay on Tues
day night, as consequence of which two ladirs
were left upon wreck to drift about at the
mercy ofthe winds and waves during the recent
storm. They We're rescued after being OH the
wreck more than tweaty-four h9urs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08

Yours, Sincerely
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-08

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-01

fAsripIous.-A wealthy St. Domingo coffee dealer.
whose skin was rather dark TO dine last
at one Of the Boston restaurants when the ,s;,r =;
formed him that it was against the rules to entertain
solorsd persons A row ensued, which required the
OF the police; but it appears that the
The prejudice against color'' has no, entirely
disappeared even in Boston. 1t win be long
time before Parker ean t.suse his sc:,ov.eitizens
ton, "s9f -fl- = a-st s--'..a y -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-01
Commercially.

BALTIMORE, Nov 30-Flour unchanged How
ard and Ohio quoted at 50 25; City Mills 80 r.
Wheat firm and active. Red So 05d$2 -; white
- 1O0S2 IL Corn active and better. Old vel
low 81; white unchanged; new yellow sass;
new white e5 ass. Provisions unchanged.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Flour advanced. State
50 SO: Ohio $40; Southern 80 81. Wheat firm
Southern White 81 80, Red S2.15. Corn unchanged
quoted at $l.06.h Provisions unchanged Wits
key dull-quoted at 40 cts. 80 - se @-
Stocks higher. Sterling Exchange unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-01
THE Daily DISPATCH:
>------ssse<.SS--+ ~~~~s~~~~-.-y~->>cv - rgxK
.a.s.rA.y naernins, December Il ios0.



Fsrances or FreaerachsAurs. e. =.
tn. rredercksburs Ntss says that an in.aI'os -
error exi,.s in regard to the financial condr'on
rrrdericksburs, arising Too. from nisunae's., -,
ing or gporsncs Of the very striking 'A. az, a.
whHc oshcf corporations have been eomp ".ns and
levy additional taxes % nhees enrfens cAp., This
i.srxsf on fhelr debts, rrederickseurs p.-5
wear, expeu,e.. Interest and nearly Jo's -.
dollars Of the erfaeipaf OF her debt -. :. mo
Of no other corporation which has dons .ps $500
in tho State or out Of IL e % ax~..
.srhs ravment Of this sum" says the News
made necessary by financial errors eom'ni
previous years II Is true an additional -
been Imposed in order to raise it. Our 'oAose
this year will amount to e46.0s3 a. Our current
expenses are s7,0s3 o. So that we pay the eS
penses of the Corporation and = sum equal 70 inc
interest on 100000 while our actual indebtedness
is only $229 76s 81. s4s e. as's
ut is manifest that our present taxes may 'e
reduced about seventy per cent, neafiy '"'ee
fourths. and still pay expenses, interest ON o.'
debt. ard one per cent. as 3 sinking funo--"'n'"'
In thirty four years. will liquidase the deot
The News states that Fredericksburg has paid
her subscription to the Hazel River, Canal and
other Haremuncrative improvements. $l4ooOoof
her present debt was incurred for the purchase
and development Of her Water Power-the use OF
which AT this moment pays per cent on s5o,ooo,
and as soon IS Mills and Factories now in contem-
plation can be erected, that investment alone VIII
pay the interest on her whole debt,
Ii fredericksburg bonds are sold at eighty cents
In the dollar, we know no better or safer invest
ment. ,5 81 fs3 ss. t'G@F 20
We trust that this noble old Virginia town may
noon enter on career Of prosperity worthy OF her
Intelligent and excellent people. Fredericksburg
has been called the only flushed town in the Anne
rcan States, and ii by finished is meant that the
hospitality and other virtues of her people cannot
Dc improved upon, we readily assent to the propo-
sition- In aterial progress, however, we expect
fredericksburg to give practical refutation OF
the charge and to take her place. at no distant day,
among the most fourishing towns of Virginia. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-01
Commercial Convention.

Wewonld again remind our citizens that the
Commercial Convention meets on the Both of Janu
ary and IL is high time that delegates were appoint
cd from Richmond. The Board of Trade should
also take prompt measures to bring the time
place, and objects of this Convention. prominently
before the whole vast section of country in
terested in il. o., .s.... .i'+'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-01
II A Letter from the Key. DR., John G.
Nc Cabe, of Hampton, Va. 80. - a..,-.s.r

HA"PTUS, Va Oct. 10, I6oo
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BlrTERs in my family within the last two yeas in
of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have used any remedy for these distre %
ing malad;es with signal success AZ this Il ha We
ever carefully avoided any of tho ysr-
nostrums with which the country is flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of Cases, they do more
harm than good but ms Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my Immediate ohserva alton, and produced
such beneficial results, do not feeat liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to theiryalue.
.brl& g. u 1t. q JNO C. McCABE. h
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., and Druggists
generally. 2 -sta - G. ~ p - 1a'5-i oc so