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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
PROGRESS OF RELIEF.

RELIEF IN NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND GosPORT.
We see by ihe papers that the following sums have
already been raisod for the relief of the sufferers BY
yellow fever in Norfolk, Portsmouth end Gospor and
that portion Of the money has already been sent
forua rd
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

There viii be vacation IN the Law School at Po@sh-
keepsie all the eth Of May NEXT See special hotes.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

ARRIvED-Stesmship Roanoke, Skinner, Peers-
kas and Rishmsld, to LEtsn FissszGn.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
,GE LATEST NEWS,
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
,,IRAMA ELECTION.

Srg ORLEANS, Saturday, Aug. IS, 1851
..ssv sor Winston, the democratic cand-
lDe .covernof in Alabama, is about 1900.
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miscellaneous Items.

The National lntelligenoer says of the appoint
meut of JUDGE liorKINs to the Bench of the Cir
cult Court for tho District of Columbia .'The
announcement of this fact however acceptable
the appointment may eventually prove has ex-
cited no little surprise in this community among
whom the selection Of resident of the District
had been regarded as thing of oourso-the on
ly possibility, indeed, hat had been contemplated
by many of them"
The people of Massachusetts lat their town elec
tons on Thursday, adopted by large majority
the proposition that the State Constitution shall
be so amended as to require that every person
shall be able to read any article Of the eonstitu-
ton, any section of the statutes of the State,
before being admitted as an cector"
We understand that the Naval Officers who suf-
fered from the action of the late Naval Board de-
sign to hold convention for the purpose of con
sidering what plan Of action will be best for
them TO adopt in view of the hard ships of their
case.
The alleged defalcaton of Capt, Folsom, late
U. S. Quartermaster at San Fancisco, is said to
have no other origin than the fact that Capt f. lost
many Of his vouchers by one of the great fires
which swept that city in 1851,
The papers have circulated statement that
Gov shannon, ON his WAY to Kansas, made u
speech at Westport. in Missouri in which he de-
clared himself in favor of slavery in the Territory.
A correspondent of the st. Louis Republican wr-
ting from Westport, on the 9th ult., says that
Gov. shannon used no such language, but that
he expressed his determination tc enforce the law
of the Territory.
Kendall, of the New ofenns Pieayune, writes
home that the ladies in waiting upon Qneen Vic
tora at Paris, were "adistressingly homely set"
nor does the profane republican treat royalty any
better. Listen to his description of the Princes.
Royal of England; She is fat, chubby. and
coarse speciomen of girl, homey likeness of
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a9atit communication OF Warren L'lss y - ~ "a
The aa.ou IL at Pedaf Mills, saturday Tie 2el sep
isfs.zr l. 30 y tAs following preamble and re-
alasas uaanhn9nalF adoptel-Ytzi
Death relentless death, whose mission Il 10 deiaee the af
raspert. IF eri fiji the world with mourning aud TO
bring all the human family 10 one common level mas again
visited brotherhood aud removed from US beloved and
brother H,ayY FHaSklIS Is dead Without a moments
warniag death seized upon his Yss and hurried hi away
from earthly Lodge 10 that celestial Lodge above
whore the Supreme Afetee o. me e. 9s ~ ,
may if be said = hat IN The midst 81 ne We are IA ae'
But ways God mysterious and past the the canpre
henson nte and the affecting dipeusaiions Of
hisfhseuiibe Providence v e as good anu rue ai4
With and humiliation deVeuty Well He ihen mas
'n la reas 4 thai eternal world to which all rapid
Is fastening A- Mason. regret aud depore his Death
~ - 4 M - i,, - al ~ ti. ,,,.sfir lie In ae,, him
therefore, Resolved That this Hail with the furniture
Of tn b. hung viii the daPefy OF mourning Tor tue
2d Resoyc That we as Lodge viii wear The usual badge
q mourning tue time.
81 i,eso,e That his bereay family have sympaies
aud coincidence in this, their irreparable loss
1ih Resolved That tie Secretary OF This Lodge furnish he
LEGATION. 30. K ELLIS N.
tiFoneE r. WILKINS. see'y.
At stated communication of Warren Lodge No 49, held
in the Mason Hall at Pedar M on saturday the 2ed Sep
tember A. l. js5 A. D. Zoo the following preamble and res
outions were unanimously adopted-yH;
Whereas pleased Almighty God in his Providence to
by death esteemed friend and brother On ARIES
RICHARD EuBANE and regarding right and publicly
10 manifest our sense regret for lis loss ana To express our
sympathy with his bereaFad family and friends
Therefore tr II Resolved That IA the death ai CHARLES X
EuBAEE have lost friend and brother who by his
plary eporneat both Christian and Masan has for
himself in eminent degree the confidence aud not
only Of this Lodge, but of thu entire community.
ii Resolved That testimony OF high appreciation
II his worth aud usefulness, while living and token of
gard for his memory We will wear the usual badge Of MOURN
ing for thirty days
ID Resolved, That the Lodge is furniture and jewels
be draped IN mourning for the same time
4tb Resolved That other relatives
Harmost sYinpathes in their irreparabe loss.
9TH Resolved That copy of these resolutions be furnished
the family Of ased friend and brother and that one be
sent 10 the Lynehburg papers for publication
10 r. ELLIS, NJ.
GEORGE r. WILLIAMS Sec'y.
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HOTEL ARRIvAL5-oot. 9th.
yva.hing.ou saou.r-ss. snend a Co.. prom


lianeSs &ewbcrni q G Memfee TrankinJohn Raines,
Newberni William w Harris. Bclfprd james NJ Henderson,,
Newborn; oey child Misses Otey Bedford; iiursA;
Saemi II GwntNns Bedfnr;S II Stokes, Salem Prince
Miss Bprgun Wilmington, ca Niniham Rosscr Bedford;
I L Barn Saem; William Codwaendear, Bedford JOSEF
Campbell, Salem NJ Bnrks. Bedford II II Graves Wythe-
vile William Hardy, BEDFORD lIuhord NYhey iei J
q Watts, Bedford + Smith, henderson, Ky; ) NJ Board,
Bedford W El Lexington; John Patrick PITT. ylysna
Niks Peaks Of otter q W Gronds Bedford Harrison
Amherst c IL ! II Board l. Rowan, Va; Pleasant Bond,
bedford John Murre Campbell II; POOL, r, Ialifax;
Daniel Godsey. Richmond; Randall McGayock Wythe
Gen II lumbaId Washington City; Lee Arnoldton James
Irvine, bedford; NJ pannl Lees e G Douglas, Arnold
tom Robert Leach Greenbfier Mrs Rebeca Reed and
Lexngon William Davis Pctrrsburg Mckenny, Calves
ton feNas Lafayette Gray city Thomas Lunsprd, Roa.
nake q Adams Bedford L II Baptist, gent Virginia
steamers II iiarnlmg, Va Tcun IL K Abncr Adison raze
wei; William Icane, Brunswick, No.
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va P0L.-Yau can buy READY-MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS at wholesale and retail in
rcity and style At low cash prices, by calling APPEL y
NENMAN'S, corner Of Aan and Market streets where you
viii save % lie has returned from the North
Manufactures whore he has made good supplies press.
~ fur this market Of the fashionable style every
rely in the Clothing line aad cheaper than offered
IN this city Would not he better Tor call and
lie his masuihont Stock and at least 20 per he
buys all his Geeds for cash. and sells them than
the regular prices for the quality Goods
50 have Clothing made order the best manner 1T
the shortest notice. aud always get the fash.
ionahle Goods for your money.
Remember the place. where you good bargains.
APPEL 4 NEWMANS,
Corner of Main and Market Streets
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AMERICAN VICTORIES ~ ARkANSAs.--M re-
cent elections, held in Columbia Jefferson, and
Crawford counties, the American purity hns tri-
umphed. There have been elections for Sheriff
in the two former counties and the American can
didotes elected by over 100 majority in each. In
Crawford county election was held for Pro-
b ate Judge Mr.. Collins the choice of the Amer
can party. received majority of 30 votes
The American star is IN the ascendant in Arkan-
sas
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NoryclI rgeu.c-rrnnrc s, sn,honr. nrnn.ru.

lhos l. Preston Smith, RIG Ross, Va W Whitney, Va;
Jaha barley Ky VIM kily, ladies' child and servant,
Portsmouth - Thomas, Lancaster Backsburg; Thos u
Elliott VIM II Mayran aud Mis- Richardson child and
nurse south caroinai Nhcearyer Matamoras; Edmond
Early and sou, ttmphell Nm IL Taylor Campbell; ID NJ
Clayton iiedtopi Morris Leftwch, Liberty, Va; stephen
biekey. GHyseu Va; Granville Hale Grayson Bowling
Clark Clmpbc Andrew Parish, Gharottcsvle ID T iar.
vey Donvie Mrs SimIs Amherst DIR Massie, c Mas
Sic tunnelt Nron Richard Galloway and Miss Galloway,
Miss saunders Bedtod; Arthur Wilson, rortsmVuth T
Fucker, VA; john Richards, Tenn; ihns Franklin Ky; l.
Cur Covingtan Ohio K Il; Eob T. RDdes Texas; VIM IL
HaZeWuodt Campbell Jna ianghorne. Amherst; Alfred W
Honer, city; i II Anthony Campbell ety. Il Wilmer W
Radford, dord james Rumbougi Norfolk Petersburg
Il.
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The president anu Kanfss.


The Union has an article in defence If the
| President as far as the Kansas subject Is con-
| cerned. and saws that Gov Reeder was removed
on n matter wholly distinct from the question
/ whether the President sympaihised with the pro-
| slavery or anti slavery party" 1t blames the
abolitioniss for all the agitation that has arisen
| in consequence ofthe Kansas bill In the course
of this article. and in reply TO the Buffalo Adver-
tser, the Union says
"Being aetuated by no sectional feeling in this
| matter. aud being bound by his oihcia obligation
| 10 know no North or South, but to carry out the
! law in its true spirit and meaning. the President
! has not overlooked the embarrassing circnmstan-
i ces which are connected with the Kansas ques-
| ton but, on the contrary. has been ready at all
times to exert all the power vested in him for the
| prevention Of any Of those interierences whether
| by the influence of capital aud money or by force,
resorted 10 for the defca Of the true meaning and
principle of the law. The Advertiser will there
fore see that there is not the slightest danger
that the President will give 'the executive sanc-
fon to the illegal proceedings OF Atchson and
his conductors in Kansas" and thereby give an
impulse to the republican movement which would
render it irresistible in the free States. He has
not. aud he will not, lend any eountenance TO any
illegal proceeding. whether il originates in Nilsson
II or Massachusetts, which has for its object the
defeat of the great principle Of allowing the in
habitants of Kansas to give an unbiased and
free judgement upon the question whether slave
~ shall or shall not exist in the Territory
We think the Onion undertakes more than ii can
accomplish when it endenyors to exempt the Pre-
sident from all responsibility for the state Of nf-
fairs in Kansas The original appointment of n
Gov from the South over Nebraska, whore by uni
yersal consent Shareholders designed making
effort 10 introduce their peculiar property, and
another from the North over Kansas, where the
indications all foreiold u movement in behalf Of
the institution of slavery. was discrimination
in favor of the people of the North, calculated to
encourage ee-soilcrs aud exasperate slave.
holders. Coupled as this net was with the decar-
alton of tho President that he regarded the Ne
braska-knnsas bill proposition in favor Of free
the Executive tie origin of that potent move
mcnt in the North, which was Immediately set on
foot to make Kansas II free Statc=and Of the bold
aud lawless counter-povemcnt. by which it was
met by the people of Missouri, Bat for the en-
courugemcnt given to the sbolitionists by the
conduct Of the administration aud the active CO.
operation ofGoy Rceder we should not have
seen the whole North contributing il. money and
It's men To make free soil voters in Kansas, nor
would thrlc have been any necessity for the
stand taken by citizens Of Missouri. The Mon
will try in vain to shield the President from di-
rect accountability for these things.and for what
ever consequences may yet flow from them.
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A general assault is made by the Paris CORES
pondenfs upon Mn. MAsoN, ministerto Frnnce.-
because while Dane, Swedc, Saxon. aud belgian
minis tcrs were abscut from the 'I'e Drum in Notrc
Dame,on the Sehastopol victory, be alone of cu-
trails appeared there. Its true the Austrian and
prus>ian envoy, were present, but they eommu-
nioHted telcgrap hieaIly with their Governments
For Mr. Mason course, it is reasoned, there is
no exeuse. One correspondent says:
"lf The Russian Envoy ut Washington ask for
explanations, the Gov rament viii find it difficult
to give them. The explanation offered here by
Americans 80 eaeh other, concerning, rs ii does,
Mr.. Mason in n point entirely uneonneoted with
politics, do not think proper to mention. But |
may shy, en- pasSant, that tie health of the Am
bassader Is such that he Is unable To cuutinne his
daily yislts to the Legation about five minutes
walk from his house and that for this reason the
two have been made uto one
If the Russian Envoy ask for my such expa-
nations - doubtless he will be told, but in diplo-
matte eleg nce, at is nome Of your business
Mr., Mason has Alright 10 go to Notfo Dame when
he pleases.' The administration howenerNre
understood To sympathisd with Russia, in her
contest with the Western powers, and ii may
give Mr.. Mason some trouble to explain his con
due 10 them.
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"A July $50 and from and this date all accounts
made with Us will become due twice year the
OF January aud the St day of July Al persons owing
accounts made previous to list Of July and due day
VIII please come forward and pay dependent
ON c2eors aud cash sales alone for Tie ucces prosecu
tien Of our business. Icing ourselves compelled 10 pay for
purchases twice year. feel are excused for
requiring like payments. GEORGE N. RUCkER a 60.
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cry coUNen.A an adjourned meeting ofthe Council,
friday evening, 9Th oct, ls55,--
Present John NJ. Otey presidents and H. Davis p H. GIL
mer John H. Scay Ro s Payne chas. W Christian j NJ
ianRhorne aud p. Preston, members.
Mr. Christian by leave reported bill which passed.
titled AN Ordinance provide appointment Of an
Assistant Collector the city Lynchburg
to collect the delinquent the years 1853 and s5 =
Riefag p0,rer 10 iyy
The Board elected William H. loley and the Finance Com
mttoe appointed take and report the necessary bonds
required TO he executed by the Assistant Collector
The Board reimbursed of ls5I Lot which
been improperly assessed against three Of the this
city
RosolS ed that the Collector of Revenue be and lie Is
hereby authorized to allow discount ofvc per all
the levy of the present year. paid him the
day OF October and the 18th day of November that
he give days notice of this provision in the newspapers Of
the city
Tine Watering Committee reported preamble and resou-
hoas in relation to certain changes in the Canal proposed be
made by the Jam,s River Kauawha Company, supply
ins water at the pump oee which, being read received
and adohted by the Council.
y H. Clmpbcl Esir, appointed proxy To represent
c ia the general meeting Of The Stockholders of the
Va x Tom. K Road Company
RobrrJ Davis and T Dcane esls were appointed proN-
as represent this city lin the general meeting IF the
Iamts var and Klna, Ia canal Company or either Of
them TO act.
committee appointed orroemo stove for the Com
ell Chamber
And ta If !iuo 90 to be placed in the
hand Of the hadaug Committee, subject TO their orders
And then fine Hoard a.larru d Er,raet from J3praa
ID ROBES, CIR.
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seUFFAro SPRINGS. Amher., ,oun,,-7

"a - skuNSs~, lNhiIlfr>t dOuIty IT
sstlr lakes this method OF informing friends and
~ '9W generally that his rates for the
snAe a 9nd = week children under II wears old and
haf prize He now the reception Of yisi
anu MATTERS himself that he is prepared give general sat
sooh 10 M that may visit these Springs He solicits the
Palg9nageo q his friends. aud the public generally
y ~''iaHla JOHS :. KYLE.
EFoS NDA Bond the East Tennessee and virginia n IT,
- t.a' company which the get by describing
and pa! ing eoSt Of advertising 20
:" of'' THos JOHNSON. Big Spring
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The WASHINGTON SENTINEL advises that at
the next session of Congress, when the agitators
and abolitionists commence their work, they
should be met. the part of the true constitu-
tional men Of the Country whom geographical
or sectional line corrupt, with dignifed ST.
lence. 1t says, shall see if their craven hearts
do not sieken and faint before the storm of our
silence, at their fendsh attempts upon, not only
our rights, but the rights Of all under our COM
pact"
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her mother. wha never st op am ffet,nsitns ,'
beauty tha, an aware Of
A totaleclipse Of the moon, visible in this cit y
will take place on ihc morning Of the 18th in
slant. The first contact with the shadow of the
earth wi occur at eight minutes after one
o'clael the total disappearance Mt two O'Clock
nrt t,.-appearanee at twenty-three minutes be-
foro four. The early hour in the morning at
which it will appear will deprive many of the
enjoyment Of the beautiful scene.
A Geographic despatch from St Louis announ-
ees the receipt Of intelligence from Kansas If the
I'd instant 1t is snid TINT the reiurnsol the cleo
ton in three counties show heavy yota for
WHITFIELD, pro-slavery. for Congress. The
Shawnee Indians supported the pro-savery tick
et The entire vote Of johnson county was Civ
en- for Whitfield. In Leayenwortb county Whit
field had 500 aud Reeder 300. At Willow Springs
100 votes we're poled all for pro slavery candi-
dates Gov. Shannon voted for the pro-slayery
ticket There was no fighting or tunut Mt the
polls the free-soilors generally not voting. -
Their election took place yesterday.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION. Thursday night
of last week. collision tonk place the Ohio
river below Iawrenoeberg la. between thesteam-
ers Ohio and Golden Gate WHOM the latter bad IA
large hole knocked in her hull and her store room
gunrds Il part of wheel torn away. The watch
man Of the Ohio was crushed to death. 81 four pas
scngers precipitated overheard, Of whom one was
known to be drowned and the other three are mis-
sing. \ quantity of the freight was knocked over
board, from the Ohio. The accident was caused
by a mistake in the signals.
\ F1RE AT CHICAGO on Sunday last entirely
destroyed the extensive Union Car Works of
Messcrs Stone x Boomer, including one passen-
ger car, one baggage car, and ten freight cars
ready for delivery and the following buildings:-
Machine shop, b feet by 100, two stories high;
finishing shop 10 feet by 60, two stories high;
setting up shop. 10 feet by l20, with a wing 30
feet by 81 all one story high; and brass foundry,
- feet by 30. The total loss is 500, 900 of which
sl7 900 was in buildings, 100000 in machinery
SO 600 in ears aud Sl5,O0O in stock. Messr-,
Stone Il Boomer were only insured for 1000
l hree hundred men were thrown out of employ
by the fire, but the works will be regretted on
mach larger scale aud put in operation as soon as
IosSbp
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TENNESSEE LEGlsLATuRE.-rh Legislature
of Tennessee assembled at Nashville on the LIST
of October.
The Senate organized by tie election of Colo
mel Z. G. Cheatham. of Robertson, Speaker; II.
X. Walker, or Nashville, First Clerk; William
A. Steffey, of Fayette, Second Clerk and Brien
w. G. O'Brien, of Carter, Doorkeeper.
In the House, in the evening, eight ballotings
were had for Speaker without making an cleo
ton, Hon. Neil S. Brown receiving thirty six,
and Daniel S. Donelson, of Summer thirty five,
with two scattering votes cas-. by Messrs, Brown
and Donelson.
The Gazette says: ''the Senate was organized
in an unprecedented short time. Every officer
elected was American. We trust the prompt
ness evinced by the Senate in their organization
may characterize the proceedings of both Hous-
es during their session. The American party,
we think, will unquestionably have the majority
on joint ballot. The Democratic Americans are
as true as ever nuttered, and will never, by the
wiles of the enemy, be drawn off from the fatl
they have espoused'
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hhs ."iR" 90 Srt.-ln this wonderful age, Art lay "
master "uclr on almost every thing The ceilings over Be
ad the carpets w tread hailowed by Art Art "-
thr railway through the mountains and the mud naks h
machines NJ wood AID iron 10 act rs if with knowledge
aHGhuates Naee with lightning tanned down to the tnta
81 paY NoAihs Is too lofty tor her touch and uotbmE W
humble. proof of his old conviction has Just aAe
1er cur notice in the shape Of aCATHARnc Pill rom in
iaoFuoN 81 liai world renowned Chemist, Dr. j. L AVE-
Ii we understand the subject he has carried that article q
ine irGest fiet"n CT which it is capable iusteed OF
lnN& Drugs ia rs composition, have always AoV-
the necessary and only way has with cousuanac ski
r5e'ei me '8sHS 81 the medicine 10 be employed and com
p''a them atone m their purity together The compost"h
then mixed and rolled by machinery and steam power ho
sPrtod pm which is wrapped in envelope of goatin'
''t9h nom the effects OF weather time and then uS
= coated with sugar. serve a. It's passport over tho pa
p"Hhsandmg AL THIS iabored perfection Uey are oteI'u
' Pu"ic al itss than one cent each However hulnW '
department think ts uav be relv Characterized u
sep I'm
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Y = , II
Mar CurdsNilie. Buekineha

Near Curdsyiie, buckingham county, Va. J
Mr. EJai Rafr:-Dear Sir.-My vie having been. ID
many years, afflicted with Liver Complaint and
bty hearing Of Your premium Bilters, She induce
TO give them trial After trying halfadozcu bottles 81
found her health much improved and her digestive organ
greatly strengthened; and tonic, she finds ndpcu
BILE in her case-and continues it, her nproyome
1t is very popular with many of my neigbors and
coming almost in general use tonic in this section
With my best wishes, am yours, truly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-10

TIC OR FAMILY PHlslC-lhiS is the best. cheapest
most efficient Cathartc offered the public II
aselesS thereby avoiding the naHseating effect Il P'
vi SIENNA ~ ana produces no gripping other painful ~
saons Unlike all other pugatycs the bottom
of the disease thoroughly eleanseho stomach ndeaye
bnNes entirely free from eostivencsS No family should be
without Children drink it readily and without forcing
no medicine is more highly recommended by the medical ia
Ii
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PAYNE Il CHRISTIAN.
A1AMpma.a.s.E..NE. 7tn,, s.l.t.--n, LII II.

v TAIloN on suck Greek in the county campbell, con-
laulE ny survey. ulO of which
acres cleared land and about 300 woods ,Yerc and
umbered and first Tobacco land good D,, Cling
Iose ana good ont houses is Tor sale My land ant
ihbnt Capt W. Tuelefs and other one side Il X
Son the road leading rom Campbell Courthouse to i,rook
neal FOR further information address p r. JOINS Pigeon
iAlt 'ahlP"'u county, VA Il. K. JONES.
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y B-Several influential gentlemen in this county vi
send you certificates Of important effected
Premium Icrs ia their families We all It's l,a-
one Of the most valuable medicines intr, duced
section Of the country. Yours, f. " A. 5
2 Every family should keep few bottles hand p1e
30 cents per bottle.
10 be had, wholesale and retail at r. - bier & Co.'S
STother Whiteheads }. II. Thompson & Cos and j. Il
SeayS Lynchburg, and druggists GENERALLY sept .lm