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FRESH ARRIVALS. LUST received from steamer Greenwood, by flat J boat,
 50 boxes Claret,
 5 do Brandy Cherries,
 8 do of E and 14 Sardines,
 8 do Peppermint,
 2 do Port Wine,
 kegs Tammarind Syrup,
 # bbls. of Golden Syrup, 8 do Schedam Schnapps, Il do Pickles,
 casks of quart and pint bottles of Porter, boxes Cider
 do Brady l do Pepper Sauce, l terce of Rice,
 barrels of Turpentine,
 8 boxes Old Brandy, barrels No. Mackerel, 24 kits < 2 C l keg l2d Nails, 8 boxes Cherry Brandy,
 do assorted Syrups, 10000 Havan Cigars, together with Whisky. etc. All of which will be sold by M TANTI, Aug IA, 1855 tt at the lower landing.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-25
SUNDRIES.

TATE & MOORE have just received per "Poage' Coffee, Salt Powder, Lead Shot, Lard oil, Vinegar, Turpentine, Brooms, Tubs, Buckets, Wash Boards, Sad Irons Nails, Cotton Yarn, Soap, Starch, etc., etc.
 Sept. 1. 1855
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LUST OPENED, A CHOICE LOT OF J Silk and and Cotton Hosiery, at
 May l, MRS JONES'.
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SUNDRIES.

E'oRTY kegs Nails, coils Manila Rope, 8 barrels II Tanners Oil, brls Ale, 10 boxes Soap, barrels Lard Oil; Tobacco, Segars, Maceaboy, Congress and Scotch Snuff, assorted Wines Brandy, Rum, Gin, old Rye Whisky, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Whiting, Pa ris Green, Prussian Blue, Spanish Brown, Venitian Linings, Sole and Upper Leather Shoe pegs, Tacks and Sparbles Horseshoe nails, Cross cut Saws Axes, Spades, Shovels hay and manure Forks, Hoes, Reap hooks, Sythes, cotton and wool Cards. wire Selves Tung Shears, corn and coffee Mills Baskets Buckets Churns, Brass Kettles, wooden and zinc Washboards Violins Violinstrings, Window glass; etc. etc. late ly received, and for sale by
 Sept 4 1855 VIM. GEORGE lI BRO
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AUCTION ROOM-J. ID. FITZGERALD

A $. Johnson's store next door to S. S.Jaseph's old "A stand, Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
 Particular attention paid to selling Merchandise Furniture, Horses etc., 1t Auction on private sale share of public patronage is solicited
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SWAMP LAND SCRIP. LIGHT hundred dollars Swamp Land Scrip for I-l sale by N. TANTI. Aug 5S
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CHRISTIAN SONGS, adapted to individual O family and congregational worship, by B. F Hall. Price 50 cts. Jno. E. heardon.
 iulv IT
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Saddlery and Saddlery Hardware. A FEW ladies and gentemens' Saddles, and "A variety of Saddlery Hardware, on hand and fo sale cheap D. BENDER. May
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g. wILsHmE T. W. BRISTOL. B. CHApBoURNE | VXIILSHIRE, BRISTOL x CO.,, Whole. l w sale Grocers Commission Merchants, and deal CTS in Flour, Bacon, Whisky, Foreign and Domestic
 Arkansas orders are respectfully solicited and will be promptly attended to- Address, r Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fo 01 1S54
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The undersigned having purchased the interests of James M Gordon and John A. Griffin, in the firm of A. &J M. Gordon t& Co.,, will continue the Mercan- tile Business at their old stand on his own account where he will keep on hand general assortment of Dry.GOOds, Groceries, Hardware, Queens ware, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuis, etc., etc., which he will sell low for cash, or exchange.
 Feeling thankful for the patronage literally ex- tended to the old firm, he hopes to merit continua- tlon of the same. GENTLEMEN GIVE ME A CALL.
 Aug 21. 55 Am ANDERSON GORDON.
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HelmboId's Genuine Preparations.
 HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Buchu


 HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Buchu, For diseases of the Biaddr and Kidneys, Diseases, SricturcS, Weaknesses, and all diseases Seru1L Organs, mhether in Male or Femaie, from naaterer
 cause they may hacs originated, and no mater
 ot hoec long standing.
 have contracted the terrible disease which, when seated in the system, will surely go down from one another undermining the and ping very vital fluids of hfe do not trust yourselves in inc hands of quacks, who start up day city like hs, and fill the papers with garng iasehood, well cal naed to deceive the young and those not acquainted with heir tricks You cannst be careful in the selection I remedy in these eases.
 The Fluid Extract Buchu has been by eminent physicians the greatest remedy known. It medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste, and very innocent on and yet so thorough that annhates particle of he rank and poisonous of this dreadful dsease and mike other remedies does not dry up the disease in the blood.
 Constitutional Debility, brought by sefabuse most erbe disease which has brought thousands of the to untimey graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes parents and bghng in the bud the glorious ambition of many noble youth be cured by this Infaibe Remedy And as medicine which must benefit verybody, from the simply delicate to the confined and desparag invalid, no equal is to be found acting both and preventive.
 HELMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract SarSapariIla. For Puryng the Bood remoumg all diseases arising from excess of Mercury, and imprudence M chron constitutional disease arising irnpare Of the b0od and the only reliable and e5eetna knoun
 medy for the of Scrotnla, Scaid Head, Ulccra- tions of the Throat and Legs, Pains aud Seedlings of the Bones, !etter, Pimpies on the Face, and all Scaiy Eruptions of the Skin. This article is prescribed by of the distin ushed physicians the country, and has cient in practice than preparation of Sarsapaa yet o Tered to the public Several cases of secondary Syphilis Mercua and Scofuou diseases have entirely in the ncurabe wards of Public Institutions which had resisted mode of treatment that could be devised These furnish striking examples of the alu ary effects of this medicine in aesting of the in veerae diseases after the glands destroyed, and the bones already affected.
 NoTrcE-Letter from respectable Physicians and Pofes. of several Medical Colleges, and certificates of from patients will be found accompanying both preparations PRICES
 Fluid Extract of Buchn s1 per bottle, or bottles for s5
 Sarsaparilla, equal in strength gallon of Syrup of Sarsapara. Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist, 263 Chestnut street, near the Girad House, Philadelphia. All letters directed to the proprietor receive immediate ention.
 July E. ,55-ly
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CIGARS.-A Very Superior Article. Jus O received and for sale by J. A. HENRY
 Dec. & '54.
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FRESH ARRIVALS. TTST received and for sale by JACOB HAW- J KlNS- Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters Star Candles; Soap; 1s hbl. Mackerel; Mackercl in Kits. .s
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I)LANTERS and Farmers wishing to have cottor Il and corn to sell and to keep, call and supply yourselves with B. F. Avery's celebrated Louisville Ky, Flows and Points. New buildings. Markham street, Little Rock. D. BENDER
 june 9 55.
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HARRIsON,S PERFUMERy.

A CHOICE lot of this superior Perfumery. pure in IA quality, and beautifully put up, just received and selling rapidly by
 July J. l. McAIMONT S CO
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 pAINTS ana OTIS

PAINTS and OILS. 10 KEGS pure w Whte Lead: 20 do white zinc paint fU bbls. Linseed Oil, received per steam and fla boats and for sale by
 july 24 RAPLEY. HANGER & co.
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NEW GOODS. | LUST RECEIVED at the New Store, on Markham
 J street. an additional lot of Dry Goods consisting in part of
 Satin and Velvet Ribbons, Black Silk Cravats, Irish Linens. Cross Barred Muslins Swiss Muslins' Solid Black Muslins, Solid Gingham's Bleached Do'
 mestc's, Fancy Prints, Hosiery, Ladies and Gents
 Thread Gloves etc., etc. All of which will be sold
 at very small per cent. on cost. July 3lst 1855. TATE & MOORE
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NIOON, TITUS & CO.,, Cotton Factors MI and Commission Merchants.
 ]. w. MOON, New Oreans,)
 E. ' TITTs; WoSA Memphis Tenn'' a New Orleans Sent II. '55 6mx
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BENJ CALENDER JOHN P. ROGERS GUsTAvUs A. HILTON. { tALENDER, ROGERS & CO.,, importers O and jobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns. etc.,
 42 and A Pearl street, Boston. ian l5 1855 If
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sefs BEST Cast Steel Mills, Nos. 3, 4, 5. and G. sSO Received and for sale by NJ. OSBORN.
 i,l,r
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9 CASKS Canvassed Hams, received direct by wa ~ gon, and for sale by s. H. TUCKER.
 apt 4
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TOBACCO. TORACCO,
BOOK & JOB PRINTING OFFICE, Little Rock. Arkansas.

HNHE undersigned will carry on the Book AND JoR Il PRINTING business on his own account, and war rants the most perfect satisfaction for all work en- trusted to him, which will be done on the shortest notice and at reasonable prices. All orders sfrom any part of the Stae for Blanks, will be filled and sent by return mGI
 In consequence of the death of the senior partner of the late firm of J. M. d J. D. Butler it becomes necessary that all debts due the office should be eet- tied up Immediately He therefore hopes all indebt- ed win remit the same on resep of their accounts by mail or otherwise JAMES D. BUTLER, Surviving partner of the firm of J. M. J. D. Butler
 Aug 2l, 1855. If
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CANVASSED HAMS.

9 BOXES Pearl Starch, first rate article; ~ q Pale Bar Soap, for sale by
 Sept. 4, 1855 JAS. A. HENRY.
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LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY,

CHARLES RAPLEY. PETER HANGER. M. F. POPE. KAPLEY, HANGER x Co.,, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, and dealers in Merchandise generally, Lower steamboat Landing, Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-25
NNW SPRING GOODS.

IUST opened, the most elegant stock of Sprn O Dress Goods offered in this market, W hic the ladies will do well to cal! and examine before pur chasing elsewhere. Remember, we charge nothin for showing our goodsl
 april 24, 1855 JAS A. HENRY
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JOHN ROBES SMITH. VIM. W. JOHNSON. StMITH & JOHNSON, Cotton Factors, and Ge. D neral Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. Union, corner St. Charles street, New Orleans. March B lS52 1x
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Commission and Forwarding Business on
 White River, at Arkapo!o.

-,, :, Little Rock. Ark. June ,. 1855 6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

The rc.called American National Convention
ccmposed Of boilers from the Philadelphia plat.
form Of June last melton the 2ist, at Cinc innati
Only forty-three delegates were present. from
the States Of Ohio. Illinois Vermont, Rhode IL.
land. Pennsylvania. Massachusetts and Michigan.
Thomas B. Ford. Of Ohio. presided. He advised
She Convention to make no sectional issue, bat to
end~avor to get the whole American party on a
National platform. s. w. Da~ son, Of Ind ana.
offered . resolution proposing To expunge the
18th section Of the Philadelphia platform. and
substitute in its stead that slavery is mot nation
al, but q sectional issae. and must be settled as
such BY the States. Mr.. Gossler, OF Penn. Of
fered a resolu fion recommending delegates OF
States represented here, to advocate in place Of
the lefh SECTION, the resolution offered at the
Of North Caroline. excluding slavery altogether
frem the pl.tform. Gov. Johnston. Of Pa, aud
Mr.. Spooner Of Ohio. also offered resolutions TO
get rid OF the slavery issue. Mr. Moody, Of In
Indiana. offered a resolution recommending the
abolition Of all rituals. tests. 80, and allowing
each State Council TO regulate its own matters,
Without regard TO the National Council. Laid
on the table. Mr.. C. Knapp. Of Michigan, offer
ed y resolution ignoring the 18th section alto
gether. and declaring that it was not proper for
the American party TO trouble itself about SEQ
tional issues. There was some debate on this
proposition. several Of ihe abolition delegates be-
ig rather indignant. 1t vas cles-d by n strong
national speech from Gov. Johnston, at the con-
clusion Of which the Convention adjourned. Nei-
Their Gov. Gardner nor Mr.. Brnchley, Of Mas
sachasetts was present. The correspondent Of
the n. Y. Herald writes.
81 am informed iimf ,i,er Is n large majority
in favor Of itawson'r resnlptiou,. wdile they are
firm IN their hostility 70 the twelfth sec,ion.-
There ara sr+ee who xiil cali for the uncondi.
donai restoration of the time honored Missouri
couprimise: but they will be voted down, and
then there may be another bolt.
The popular plan ~fo-nigh, - 10 recommend n
special session of the Grand Council ut Philalel.
phia, on the 18th Of February next. four days
before the dominating Cpuneil .laeels, at which
the l2sh section shsil be cut altogether. and the
principle If State sovereignty substituted, al
lowing the South 10 hold niggsrs in pence, and
the North 10 work an the s,ai eht native plat
form, without regard to slavery at all. Some
thing like this will be done. at any rate. There
will be no attempt to form a Northern party
These men can do nothing satisfactory to Ma
tional Americans. unless they agree to stand fat
footed on the Philadelphia pletforu,-l2ih sec
ton and oil. Until they do this, they canuo, be
recognized as having any connection with that
party. whose bond of union that Platform is
Such is the feeling Of national Amcricans,and it
10 one which admits of no compromise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

TIE SESAroRsHip.-The Warrepton Fling. in
lstion IN the election of T.. S. Senator. says,
I'VE hope mud trust that No us. Senator will
be chosen from Yves, Of The Allcghanies, unless
a moro suitable person than John b. Floyd be
PREFERRED This is Il sever, slap at the Ex.
Governor. mud should not be allowed I" pass un-
noticed ly the Republican, correspondent. In
addition TO TX Governor Floyd. Mr.. Lr'chcr Is
alsn spoken of for Senator Mason's gown. Has
no body anything to say for Lie't. Governor
Leak.l We have not heard of him since
Crane mauled him 40 unmercifu lly in this city,
and it would be a plea sure IL know that hcis still
alive and has some friends. Whit do the DO
mocracy of Amherst sayl Let th"Long Noun
TAN speak.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

TuE Popr TO THE AMERICAN BIsHors.-P"pe
Pins has addressed a letter 10 the Archbishop and
Bishops Of the Province Of New York, in which
he proposes the establishment of a College NJ
Rome for the education Of American priests. We
quote
But that you may provide more easily for the
wants of your diocese, and may be able 10 havr
skillful and industrious laborers VII" can help ON
in cul,ivatinq the vineyard of tho Lord. are most
e~arnssfiy irish. as we already have intina'ed 10
some IF your order. twbo to our no common graf
i6ca,ion were here in Rome on the occasion Of our
docmntic definition Of the immaculate Conc option
Of the Mother of God that comparing Your ad-
vice, and uniting your resource-.y you rouid please
to erect in this our fair city Of Rome a co liege dp-
propriat.d to the clergy Of your nation. For your
wisdom will instruct you how great advantages
may rebound to your dioceses from IN institution
of that kind.
Without pretending TO know mu ,h about it.
we should not have thought it neces sary for any
one to 90 Rome To learn how Ia b. religious,or to
become a teacher Of religion. We are very GER
tain that it is not the best PROCESS for becoming
imbued with a love for American institutions and
principles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
The New York Tribune ~ b.r Wise

The New York Tribune Ao h"- VIC
The fo!le-ing passage from the New York m
bune lie next TO an unqualified approval OF hr.
wise's nomination for the Presidency, for 1T is
certain that the Tribune cannot get its fret choice
for a nominee Gov. Wise's politics except his
oppaoisca TO Nnfiveism-a the aniipodes OF
ours. vet We should decidedly prefer him Us pres
ident to any specimen OF tho Pierce or cass &c
nus. Between the Shareholder and dooghface, we
always have n choice. and il does not fnvor the
doupbface.. The Tribune, like the Evening Post,
unon whose giving gu, we commented the other
day, is looking 10 the succession and thinks II
good policy. meanwhile. to place in the lre'''
Dental chair. n man who by some sectional im-
prudence. would array geographical parties still
more distinctly against each other. We shall see
whether this game will suoreed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

Mr.. FRANCIS TacsSroS has been appointed
our agent to make collection Of claims due thi.
o6Roe IN the city. We trust that It may suit tbs
convenience Of thcsc to whom be may present &C
counts to make prompt settlements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

CLOSING OF THE CANALs.-Ata meeting of the
Canal commissioners held in Albany. on Thurs
day, it was resolved to close the State canals on
the 9Th Of December next, unless sooner closed
h. ;on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

NIAKh q -UENUI IUD TIVkK DIIA-IH great
tucerss attending the nsc Of this valuable r. o, dy in tonsunp.
ton having induced all kinds Of inliatlous ", Nascrs arc eau.
toned to notice that tho signature IlEGEA Al, CLARK &
co, IN full. is OVER the cork of each bottle, vii 10, I which Il IL
not genuine and as thc value OF the oil l'peno II, on Its pnri.
~, too nneli care cannot 10 taken to get tho geErin :
HEUEIAN, CLARK 4 20,
Sole succcsshrB'to Rushton, Clarh d 20,
Nos 1855 273. SIT and T6 E rao way.
" seiesela Depot, NJ. .165 Broadway.
sid hA Druggists celcrhlly In the Intet States,
~ l. ilut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

sLrIGuIxG.-The Pittsfi Id (Mass.) Sun of
Thursday gays: There was a snow storm IN
this vicinity on Saturday and Yesterday. and the
weather is quite winterish. Sleighs were in motion
when our paper was put to press
The Montreal Pilot Of the 18th says: "Tbe
bells are jingling merrily through our streets,nnd
we suppose TINT winter may be considered as
fairly inaopurated in his.icc mantled domini"ns.
Near this city Yesterday morning wnter froze
10 the thickness Of ordinary plate glass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

eEoRaf, LEoIsIArURE--A rrs,iuiioa h.
passed the Georgia Legislature To- instruct the
Judiciary Committee to report upon the propris-
~ nf modifying of repeating tho usury laws of
the State.
Mr.. Cone, ofGreene. has introduced n bill
making some radical changes In the Judiciary of
the State. The chief provisions Of the bill are
as follows. 1t gives the election Of Superior
Court Judges ~ the people restricts the crimi-
nal jurisdiction of said court TO capital offences,
anil ,hose punishable by confinement in the PEN
iten'inry: alb. ishes the inferior courts; provides
for a county court in every county; said court to
to hive hut one Judge. To he elected by the peo-
pie If tho county in which be is To act. and to
hold office for four years; the county courts are
to have ju Jurisdiction in all criminal cases. except
those nbove specified, and over all offences com
miited by slaves and free persons Of color. and
civil, Jurisdiction in all cases at law; the Legisla-
ture may vest in said county courts NIL the Iuris-
dietion now vested in courts of ordinary. and
est iblish criminal courts iR any Of the counties
where il may think them necessary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
La tier from, Rev. DIR. John q. ncC.br, of

FhHFIF
HAMPTON, VA, Oct 10th, lsd5.
Having H. d occasion to use BakcrB Premium littcrs In my
family within the last two years, in eases of Dyspepsia aud
Nervous iica tadhr, | c1ntsafcly say have never used any
remedy for tn q distressing malsdies with ~ signal success Ms
this. havoc ~ u carefully avoided recommending any of the
ynrioga fostraimt \ it'll which the country is flooded, because
hcliese In n maio. ny Of cases they do more harm than good;
but AZ BAkfRs ia TIERS have been ped under my immediate
observation, and u. 9diccd such beneficial results, do not feel
AZ liberty 10 witahoLi my humble testimonial to their value.
JOHN &. MCtABf.
We advise the publ to be ever mindful of Bakers PIemi
un Btitcrs. as a Famil, \ ciicipe. You can be supplied ny
calling on McssrS II STA leI d Cos, Strother & Whitehoads.
!. II Thompson & Cos, nd j. II. ScAy's, Lynchbarg, and
druggists generally. iaoy IL wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
Wherever thu, great Medicine, entitled II. q.

EAnRFr. CGI ATEp AHABIAN LINIaKST. has been inuG.
dnced IL has performed the most extraordinary cures Ia the an.
mails of medical history every body who uses it once becomes
iis wartnesi iriend-thcy not only Keep 1t always on hand for
the benefit of Its timely use In cases OF emergency, but recon
mend it To all their friends. 1t has been before the public for
nearly ten years aud yet 1t Is daily developing new virtues
many Diseases have been cured by II, for which the proprietor
never recommended 1t, Its magic virtues spread through the
land with the speed Of lightning, and many, very many poor m
sats who supposed that their days on this earth were fast
drawing Ia n close. have been. by n pcrsevering use Of this IN
valuable tinincnt HEALED, and now rejoice in the blessings
OF health, aud the enjoyment Of thIs beautiful world. Read
this II beliese, and not to doubt Inquire of your neighbors
whom you know to have used II, and they will tell you that no
medicine ever discovered possesses the half Of its extraordinary
healing powers. The raeking pains of rheumatism and neural
gin yield In n few minutes to It's powerful anodyne properties.
The lame are made to walk" Old sores, which have render
ed the subject = loathsome thing To behold, are healed. The
weak aud frembli, 9, from dcranged state Of the n srves, by the
na Of tbs Ldninont. rejoice In the recovery Of their FORMER
health aud strength. Many long standing Affections Of theifver.
lungs and kidney have yielded to ls use after the various rem-
edios had falled. It is very enicacious Ia curing the diseases
nj horses aud cattle, such as sweeny, sprains, bruises, dwellings,
cramps. lamcuess, dry shoulder, splut, etc, and II used IN the
beginning, never fails To stop the further progress of fstplr
poll evil. ringbone and spawn, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

noticeable things on exhibNtot nj the Crysiai Palace, VIC saw
the contribution Of New puls ! ON the laboratory of DR. j.
L Aver. the author of thc wide. : ! uown and valued Chcrry
lectaTa!. Ash Is against the ~ 7rC " regulations of the Pal.
ace, to admit any quack mudici, Is, this fact shows that hs
remedies are not PLAYED in that est 70 V by the authorities. In
deed W. have before kccwn that hA + ctoral was highly APP
prc,i1ted by scientific men, ard have ae lately that his Pills
are heidi great estimation by thoa' d eply learned in the
healing art - True Rcforuer. Mass. lnov II I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

TIC pub r. an cautioned against hlnihor c0uhlofleIt, WHICH
has lately lnadg It's appearance. called W. Is. Farrells Al abILn
LIninent, the most dangerous Of all the countorfeitS. because
his having the name Of Farrell, many VIII bnv 1t in good faith
without the knowledge that n counterfeit exists, and they Will
perhaps only discover their error when the spurious mixture
has " rongit It's evil effects. #
Tho genuine article is manufactured only by II. q. ARIEL,
Sol. iaYentor and proprietor. aud Who'll sale druggist. No. L
Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications for Agen.
cies must be addressed, be sure you get 1t " With the letters IL
Il. before Fnrr.lls ihus--II. q. FARkELLS-and his s.guA.
ture on the wrapper, all others are countcrfcits.
Sold by II. STAHiER & co, Druggists,
L%ynchburr.
ahd by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
- Price % and 20 cents, and 81 per bottle.
n Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet in
tie tuitoa States. Ia which one Is not already established
Address II. ii. Farrell as above, accompanied with good refer.
nee as tn character. responsibility, Sc. nov 20dSciw