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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

These s>c of the fir. cla>s, BULL tle city Of
Baltimore, expressly tor thi, trade and hive superior
,ommodations for passengers. They are conn andei
y experienced Captains, well qualified fer the trade
and who v i'll spare exrron accommodate They
will be towed up end down the rivers by and may
he relied on to >nl prom fly : advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Nv
York will find to their interest ship by ihi inc
rs freight will always be taken low by any
line OF Packets, and every effort will be- made by tie
agents in Richmond NewYorh To give saisa, ton.
Freight Is cents per whole ind l. cents per 2 IS
Tobacco being about so per cent. less lhap rhargf
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the ..I.
mond Fir" Association b, this line al 3. 8 per een
We respectfully ask and hope succeed il obtain
lug full shal' of patronage.
Goods shipped 10y this line to New Yor, will he for
"ariad free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile.
Charleston, savannah any other Southern Of NORTH
port The vessels will lie in Richmond ct Rockets
In New York at Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Will Street. DAVID CURVE Richmond } ,
C. II PIERSON. Y. =
No I'll ,Sonth Stree.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
At TIE
x2v,SIaOE ~ gENP0RIJM, Eas
MAIN srREEr. LYHcHBuHG. -

IF0W Doors d6ore Tie Narket U0use.J
The undrr-lsne would Respectfully tlr u,lrnlipn
Of their friends and the public generally 10 their
stock Of FALL nd WINTER GOOlS consisting of
Boats Since Hats nnd Cup, truph., Va.i,c-, Carpet
Bnss Schom Snohc,, &c ,Gcnr's Boots ot their
uaoulncturr, aud TINT III Mills \ SONS also J. Mir-
y u' oout'c waterproof bools SUPER OF a'ticie -
Ladies' Cloth and Kid CATERS. }uskiI Buuces " hoic
Boot, &c; Mi,ses uud Clidrru-' Shors OF all kinds
aud Boy'- Boot- ind Snr.; Scr,ant, Snurs--a
superior article Cont fine Nolyskin Has, NehIu,ka
Know Nothing. Young Aoerie3, Wide II Wake and
and boys Cnp., culena Cnps utd rDDLuns. IL It leA
day. ~ W,l ~ eiye or E1-trtn Goods. conn rising
men and boz Goafte Bnot., shues, &c aud then W.
soy with -ht'y that stuck VIII bras complete
any ,t,rcd IL tins ma. s.lvirH Ill sell chenIi
any body in the state All VI, as, u call, uui see
far Nu4t-elL fRErN ELL 4 HALL.
oct 10 u mar
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MERCHANDISE,


> The subscribers rrr row ofrattg ter 1aspfss 81
tbeIr SEfDA ID StffLf It sta-'nahie Goods. recent
/. purchased b, ,heir senior partner IN New 1ofh'
heh I'D led T. their September purchase nahrs ih'h
stock very fu and attractive ever hsish
IA this mark smru-ing all tie rev est
DRESS GOODS. - Sss, Satus. faeneia-, Aousi.h'
Mefinos Ac. LAdc- Fclve, Satin al Cloth Claaks y
falmas trerch EmJrodci.es m great Yaftet., aiming
which are entia rich sets Of Maltese lsee aHd Ausn
Sleeves AID Conrs. general as lltmelt at 1hu'-t
C4ssneres HnH Nc-ing. 10. gentlemen ntaNk stp,H
at Servants Goods. such tuled Lia-ess, Sauoeis'
Paid Lind ..ys and B.aHAet, Carpets, rus, Cfuino
Cloih. and Door Mats Together win al suad> be-
longing ftt1e Dry Clouds trade, nm. Of which have
been based for much less than iir, could ave been
had saty IN the season. M Of which they deter
mined 10 sell low aud on, ask examination Is all
tley ask 70 insure -aiist ctinn-
my Ia-dt. JOHS T DAyIsSCO
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saEIb Change Of Schedule. 4afsh
Spring and Summer 4 arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk.

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
az Zoo tons BHrtAeo, C"n.tnanted by CaIsairs
~ Cavrnly and Ski n'r
In, jamestown will lenv, Ricroti every Tue. day pf
tcrnnnn 4o'rlock. AMI thr Roanoke every Saturday
/. nrn ny u'circk. for Nov lotk oriok
Rrturnir =. they will leave N W II Tor Richuond
every Sa urduy and Wednesday AFTERNOON at y clock
Stopping It { " hour1 eacl why ht Norfolk.
Passage u New iurk. including neal and Stns
toun urcomnodaol ,nuiA Observation-Disclosures. SO
Sfeemge Passage uny {
Charerts Norfolk. the same as ~ River Bot,
Merchant. aud Travellers will Grd tii- ne al iln os,
s,ecdy and conf rtlile routes betw."n NV York md
Ri, hne nd. Passage aud fire onl, 40, St-orarc as
si.ge enly s..
ITDLAM K WATSON
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CHAMPAGNE WINE

M Il respectfully invite the nttentlon ol { onucro
W Traders aod all per-ons wishing to purchase
10 still very large stock
Pulled Cloth and I. Satlets. Lihdseys. Blank,
Soehs. Wool iurs, sc, &c. All ri winch We are s,II-
il very low
Also good Stock Ready Made lothine, .4ch Al
Over Goats, Pants, Vests. Shirt, DmWcr. and "A
good sIoch Negro Chthinr always hand ut reduced
prices. STIGLER, McELDERRY < co
dec T. Rem COW,
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And NEW.lUkk PACkhI S.-Inis new .asssaa
home line is composed OF the following vr<,ei, a.d
.nls from Nsw-i ork every three day.. All owned III
the city Of Richmond, viz:
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/ Tor Exchange 81 the Ea stern
re ERS, SrENCE & 10.
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20 firhinS M FAM Lard 3a Fnkins No
Mountain Butter juH receive aud for sale l.,
de- 4 Is LEE n JDH NSON.
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htE hishest piiar Phi
1 CITIES. I,y
aup II lis
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LIFE IN THE ARCTIC REGoNs.-We find in
the accounts Of DR.. kanes expedition the fol
lowing description Of the way in which those
intrepid voyagers passed their time on ship
board
Life on shpboard was regular and orderly.
There was time for every thing. and every
thing was in its place DR.. Kane and the officers
uutring in the discharge of the duties Of
their posts,and the men appeared contented and
hearty. The ship was abundant!y provisional,
and the diet was wholesome and various. At
seven bells, or about "a o'clock in the morning,
all hands turned out. Breakfast was taken at
eight. The duties Of the ship were then per
formed; the decks were cleaned, and all things
put in order for the day. Slodge parties were
then appointed for the sake of exercise. and
short trips were made in different directions
for two three miles,--By the time the parties
had all returned 10 the ship it was nearly noon
| AT four bells 1.-TWO O'clock dinner was served
| After this there nothing to do, except read
/ talk, laugh if there any thing TO laugh at
| keep warm. and be jolly. Another meal present
ly followed, and at nine ten o'clock at nightthe
| ship and all init silent; the lights. except
| those above deck, were extngushed and the
watches were set. T'hi., with very sligth varia-
tons was the regular routine on board the ship
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The New York evening Post,which is general
ly well informed on all matters touching the Kin
ney expedition, publishes a letter from Greytown
denying that Col. Kinney had resigned the Gov
oinorshp, and explaining that the statement was
founded on declaration mndo by the Colonel to
the effect TINT sooner than hold the office against
the consent of the inhabitants he would resign
and in this spirit, and on account of some pro-
tests entered against h. election he had consent
ed to the opening of new, poll in which all the
inhabitants expected to take part.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

NATURALIzED CITIzENs.-Sinee tho 18th
January last, 4,537 aliens have received thei
final papers Of naturalization, from tho Superio
Court, in this city, and 4,0l3 in tho Court
Common Pleas, making the whole number
both courts, $3.50. During the past week, a
average of about 100 per day have received thei
certificates from the Court of Common Plea
and 40 or 80 from the Superior Court. On Tues
day, the whole number in both courts was las
At this rate. the number yet to become voter
before election, will be ,450, or a total of IO, 90
from first of January to LIST of November, of Il
present year.or exactly one thousand per mont
or twelve thousandper year.-N. y. Express.
Here is an illustration of the influence wht
foreigners acquiring in the United States
An election is about to take place in Ney Yorl
in the result Of which the interests of that pow
erful commonwealth are materially involved. j
is not at all improbable that it will be determii'
ed by these 10000 voters, whoit may be safe
affirmed, are almost utterly ignorant Of the que
tons in issue, and the qualification of the cand
dates. Their votes are to silence 10000 of Il
best informed citizens of the Commonwealth, f.
miar from their cradles with the men and II
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From the Baltimore Clipper of Friday.
Fighting at the Nineteenth Ward Polls --Siz
Persons Shot

In relating the disGrnceiul proceedings that
trans pircd in the neighborhood of the nineteenth
ward polls Yesterday, will, (as we have uni
vcr-ally endcayorcd,) present an impartial and
tue statement. Upon the openings of the polls
IL the morning, there WIS n large number OF the
n mbsrs Of the American party present who,
very naturally. used their pXer,ioris To further
tie succcs, Of thcr ticket bat by 10 unducconrsc
al Hwless net. All entitled TO vote came and
went uumolcstr and the kjndlicst Feelings were
exhibited. except by those of the foreign purty.
who after finding That they could not have things
exactly they wished, started off Tor reinforce
mcnts.-Some Of them alp,Nred in tho Sherii's
niice aud mpnftuned the sheriff to drputse thrn
rs IA special posse OF police, to rally and drive
the American residents from tho polls or nrIcst
them for daring to interfere in the politics Of the
day modest request, truly--hut ID was not
gruutpd, Others went "a the New Market engine
house nud other places, and after ra.Siugn crowd
returned to the polls. where, by bullying, they
thought Ia make the Americans vamao<e. but
taoy were disappointed. They turned on them
and drove lhonl away, and u their retreat sever
al were heard to say. 'ucvcr mind we Will rctarn
again and take thc polls"
Accordingly about three O'Clock. congrega-
tion comprising about ono hundred anti Anpri-
eah b0iies from different sections of the city,
were seen a'Wing thr polls, uni the Americans
STATED aud intercepted tAtm nj tie corner Of
Fremont and Saratoga streets, where pistols
were fired, bricks thrown, the enemy routed and
chased along Saratoga streets some distance
The police ran to quiet the djstui bance; and in
coming out Of a cross street, got between the
enmbatants. The Americans upon seeing them
come, dc-iStcd in further pursuit. and most of
them returning TO the polls, bnt the anti Amcri-
can crowd turned ON !hem, having re loaded their
pistols, and fired. George KONG. IA notorious
F,l's Point rowdy, discharged six loads OF re-
..r,t y a..
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compelled insert among their Advertisements, statements
which they can neither sanction or believe.
rasant exception this dsagrceabe necessity are the
aaprsenentaof DR. g. AYERS Cherry pectoral and Pills
which will columns We have published for
him before and with the feeling that In dnng we In
wise ourselves deceive misead The phi Tor we
hspo had utabe proof that his words are strictly true
,,tb abundant reason believe that iis medicine Will do all
;has ramse al that be reasonably expected % any
medicine His Cherry rectori is well know II this com
tnn Ia need auy from and his Pills, we
sre errdby inf Fnod inferior his Peeora-
- ,.yys,y n I fee slt
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during the whole period Of nearly two years.
No regular ratious OF spirit were served out
Ii was very necessary to have liquor in case OF
sickness. but none was used regularly, fore or
aft
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ettp auu State affait0,

THaxKs-Ne are indebted to Capt Wye of Ills county
for pair Pears large that We fear our feraey WOMB DE
questioned were give their dimensions They are per-
monsters.
THE CADETS will reach Lyreiburg about 10 o'clock this
morning and leave sonlde at o'clock for Peters
burg
Tur RYrrnLIcAx-our n,iphbors Of the Republican an
nounce that they intend issuing theF paper tweek ana
weekly instead semlweel heretofore The more ire
qnent of prgy neghbor will be quite agreeable
tons
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theatrical Company viii com
mence series performances At Dudley Hall tonight
relg REV AIR. cHlsuo1us ORPHAN BoY.-Bshop Meade
has nale the following special appeal ia behalf Of the orphan
boy Of the Rev, Mr. Chisholm
The peculiar circumstances under which this child has been
orphan commend him to the special patronage oil tue
church Virginia needless to speak Of his naryrrd
father history ofhis life and death well known among
Us orphan the charity of the church
50 sensbly his fot that first hearing OF ME- Ems
homs death week baf7re he actually cxprcdseYeral IN
dyIuas proercd of fifty dollars each, for the sup
port his lhares ad motheres boy left as most sons q"
the cernen are without OF either The very pc
cna claims Of this child on the sympathy Of the pous and be-
neyoent unders popular direction
the generous fany in action by the following propo
sal.
All those who contribute The support and ednea
ton of young Wlian Chisholm desired to'ay their con
buons to either the Bishops of Virginia to the Row L. C.
MeGuire Of Fredericksburg, the Rev Mr. Woodbridge ana
the Row Mr. PevrNn Of Richmond the Rev. Mr.. Wngied
Portsmouth, tie Rev Mr.. Jackson Of Norfolk aud the
Mr. Petersburg who viii pay the amount re
ceiyed by Treasurer Of the Society for the Wd
Orphans deceased Cergymen to be expended by
that oeity support and education of said William CHS
holm his death before coming to the age Of
enty5ne should there thing whether Of principal or
interest hands of the treasurer the same to be held
liable of the Convention of the Episcopal Church
Of Virginia benefit of orphan child on children Of
deceased tcraymcn be paid him when reach.
ing the age @ As Hty-arc
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ssNx7,ss.sr WE FIVE, LET,. :

W Inspired ~ the cont ftahlp tCelng y,a
ing and polite attentions hcEef. desire to saw
the caterer, whose oyecute tar thu disciples If = -.
titles him % he.f sid raii-n4 1# .as##l
The iHintabe Z rElL has rrdtei Ms Saloon IN
feed tho hungry Will something convent NJ and = s't .
whius eatuitieHs stofaarhs without j. or L as t
is Of the princes in Cookery. aud hi, stas s
Measure. preserve thai emUi4tion which h.. ~, VII ~
Restaurants # I'm EburE such pleasant ren, ~ ~ IT,,
Ills thorough edn, alton in the obituary art Will
d,Ileh; the palate at Ensishman Freuel r44 II IN t.
American; aud would gladly recommend him 'eeN nj
flc Kitchen cabinet under The next President wheel MI
Nothing o. Democratic. The Bill o, Fare f4r tho - nm p
iscs rich things those who ake tlaasht for tho t
tbev shalt Eveu the memories of sa,,r, ~ ~
we have deyoured there nronginv back m, eas
,yho that has tasted his dcicctalc 'Muntenr Cba, Us m
forget or that has slipped hi coffee once and does NJ,
lis reiuycIating power again. The best of all is Inv t
Won can saY "lr.s.p Areumonto' Ioten rcts ~ ia
ready with the ma lie quickness OF a W yman i11s
N6.y fellow cr--yay aring man let inc ,,u
you aeeu a 80 ~, go, = -eae" rang1t eafe
dertakcr. "
tlNys3tv nfrr,,
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Washington ssou.c-7,. xmena y Ca. ,ro,,,..

I7,7' I'T II NTNll0af y T VsITIs, IlNIlflN Nm
49, ''lrli haa.iie w RAT Boylon Va 4 Jefferson.
i3lt,i gilt Dabney. Campbell w b Galway Bedford;
'E " = Adams La,s,he; A NJ Burton, city; \ Il VIII
', 31h,'i VIM II Horton, ir. Bedford a l. w ylie
I'M t N"5t 'sia il ! Holt and lady, Marion, Va q
,}5.S 'l' & NJ Naott fayet ,io Il Fowler, Mem
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Senator Foombs, of Georgia. has accepted the
invitation of the Boston Committee ON Slavery
Lectures, 10 lecture in that city. lie vii! dcliy-
er his address on the > lth of January, and has
selected for his theme. Tho consistency of
African slavery with the constitution of the Uni
ted States and the elIact of the American Reyo-
luton upon the African raee." Senator Toombs
is now acting with The Democracy. What will
those Democratic presses which have recently
commended Mr. Wi,e's letter to the Bostonians
say of this undertaking of the Georgia Sena-
tor
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6<xsN0EO SALE.-IVc isnvc. on con.;.,
r.icrsig.ed hu, ing .old i.,i

"a stock of Goods closing up their cuisines, and rn
ali persons having claims against tRe 10 present l..
ent. aud all persons indebted To the lqu, L.
forward and settle their accounts.
We will sell privately upon liberal terms the large TOBAC
co FACTORY and FIXTURES now occupied BY T. C.S
Ferguson s Co; also corner LOT lying the canal al
ming Capt. T. Ii. Satens Lumber House. fronting
jefferson street. also, the DWELLING IOUSEu1~ occupied
by T. l.. Tinsley.
Eter of the parties viii show the above property per
wishing to purchase.
nc 19.dts TANLOE. TtNSLEN y %
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gro. GOrR,rAx1
s;VEAf .soGssse'ssoN,-snI,a. -

Ga ] TER GopDS-BnNNfrS. tIn}Us M4STirs ~
W&K" The subscriber would RS Pc itUilF aunan4. = +
Se-@ friends AM the publ generally tat he is us, r. ~
ccpt of large ard handsome staeS hi iaerv SRrb =
nets Cl5als Nantes, Caps Collars 81 .sss, Ca8.I. A.
Wells Head Droaf Flowers OF all des'I lions All M,
other articles usually found in such hou>e witch vii, b. Il
cheap, for cash. icNNis5
oc s05tn
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:, @'ban,d i Wh.fow, B.df,ri = Nclms city :; d
~ l,,i o. W Hannah. G ry.nt, city; ilobsui aud
~ 49, Nn lie2s"u. WA Caraslas Bedford } Fra.
2ie', = Mei'u Bedford; u Weoadu. Buckingham; Miss
bickhgsof Bedford } 5 Turner exas
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,,v.:ru.N. CLARK q CO., nase Rushion !,

CLARK 4 CBJ--t3ESEIsE COD LIVER oll-ihe great
success attending the this valuable remedy in Consump
ton having a,ed MI kinds Of limitations purchasers are can
toned 10 notice that signature HE1EMA&, CLARK X
60 la full the cork n each bottle, without winch u
mol genuine the value of the oil depends upon It's pr
tg Ia, much eaie lie taken t. get tho genuine
- HEGEMAN. CLARK 4 co,
Slla successors to ltusAton. Clark q Co,
Eos. lGj 273, 81 and 7d6 Broadway
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XNHEAT THREskE Rs.-DIIrGIJD a RRo
have on hand aud constantly wing
Wheat Threshers with Horse Powers Of tho most
pattern and put NJ in the substantial manner
These rhreshers have been MANY Of tho Farmers
in the surrounding country FOR the last i've years and give
universal satisfaction
- Orders stteadod to with proml ncss.
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Wholesale Depot, 70. 100 Broadway
Sold by Druggists generally In the United States
ur
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the purpose of giving voung ot regularly con.
nectcd with this Institution opportunity learning the
French sgoktR language Will be glad receive lin.
tied number into the French class.
Ladies GcsrOus learning the Latin Italian or Snarish
anguaee eau be accommodated in the without
rn' ing ms regular pupils and need only attend during
recitation of such classes rs hry select
better opportunity has afforded the vounr a.
dos of this city for nproN themselves In the classics and
Modern Languages than the present
DR. SARroRI Professor this department is -radr-
ate of the University Of pdua and in highly
educated genti'man and take pleasure recommending
him as a competent Instructor
30 lmf MISSES GORDON
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Fall Trade Is5J.-Merchants aud business men gener
aliv are inf ,ned they get Bill heals Storebs Pa
cards business Cards Labels &C. executed neatly ceapY,
and cxpaati1lsly at the "YIRGfSfAE jon PRINTING Is
TABfIsiINrSr. First Alley. Iynchburg Va.
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Carriers connected with this omee have no
authority 10 sell or dispose Of papers save to deY
or be 10 regular subscribers No papers are put into
thnIrr Is. in ntInr pnrpose
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thu areat st ordination Of Divine Providence by that beating
engine the heart all parts u thu system, giving
veor strength the complicated machinery o man
TINS living flood whether sleep wake, salles brskly
ttrngh the arteries softly through the veins
necessary should be kept free from all mpuriy
respecting tins great essential
20 enjoyment perfect health arrangement In the Liz
and Nef1ss generally the primary aud Janndiee
in5i ston all haragang feelings Attending Dyspep
make life burden, result from H. Suicide would
rAally follow suicide, ii there cure. No one would
uBpr long able Obtain bottle Of Honhands cole
German Btters prepared by Dr. 9 NJ Jackson Pha
adYnr.ispmrn, Zoe ljln
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NaysfE.-Fhc uhscrihcr will offer for @a,c,
~ on the 9Th NOVEMBER next. TRACT Of LAND,
containing about 600 upwards Of oU Of which is
- grounds Of very superior quality the high lands
unsurpassed in fertility liDe the Wreck Island
'r.eN terpuntN App umIttoX and adjoining the lands
Of Wilson Branch, John Slr1nn decd and others The
land is wit in G miles of DynchburE OF Concord
Depot Soutdc Railroad and about miles of the Canal
II pleasant and agreeable neighborhood and
orlv miles of several Churches
We description those wishing
to purchase will doult the land for themselves
Terms accommodating, known on
day of sale
desirable Tract Land ia In mar.
ket. WIN. j. WATKINS
81 ct6th noyRep copy.
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:, B-tsytral Influential gentlemen ia this county viii
send certificates Of most effected b.
lremida trrs in their tamlics We all concur being
OF Che valuable medicines introduced
aytleu al The country. Yours, i. W. \. s.
livery family should keep few bottles hand. rlIee
% cents Per bottle
To br had, wholesale aud retail r Stabcr & Cos
STROLLER hifehoads.J II. Thourson& Cos and }. H.
Seay :, iynthhurg aud druggists generally sopt 1am
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daughter
Ing in the tuisis which grow larger and lugtr TIL when
old she had great difficulty in swallow lag her food EY
cry night watch was Kept fearing shr wonld sui"cate The
best doctors attended her but could relief took her
the eminent doctors In the East they said There
help her but 10 outgr0W H. With sad heart returned
home with her whom she became much worse that the due
had to be called in they decided that the tonsiis
he the only Of giving relief Ny wife
youd this and she determined to try Lin
fnont which rerf the very first applcatun aud by
continued SHE entirely recovered She Is
old neshy andheathy could be desired Your Eminent
is also the best in sranS bruises cuts hHrns head
oche aud it win remove the nust pain in few
II also cured eakc1 udder my in few days
PEORIA, March 2Oh, 1919. GEORGE FORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-23

THAMES we are Indebted to Capt Wylie, Of tbs county
for pair Of Pears large that fear our feraey would be
questioned were we to give their dimensions They are per-
feet monsters.