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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

The true American policy of having ms little 10
do, as possible, with foreign affairs, and of fos.
terng Amcriouu genius. skill and industry, says
the Alexandria gazette, will be prominent points
in the creed and practical operations Of the pnrty
which is now obtaining political triumph nticr tr
umph, n which IS destined, we believe. to gain the
asccndency in every State of the Union We are
rejoiced TO see the truly conservative course
pursued by the American party in reference, for
instance, to the proposed acquisition" Of Cuba.
We observe, on their part. prudence aud dis.
cretlon BETTING the American character. Cuba
may be valuable to Us; aud it may be that
day OF other Cuba may, by fair and penceable
mems, fall into our possession in such manner
as To command the respect aud the appreciation
of The whole world. In the mean time, the
American party nre opposed To any unjust
and unnecessary war To effect the "aequistinn -
to any embodiment with foreign nations which
can be h"norahly avoided in reference To the
matter; to any grab game, or hlIhusteIing
plot, which will blar CIR national escutcheon ar
sully our fame they think we have imericm
ground enough to stand ON for the present, mt
least, without the necessity for Spanish territory
OF seeking out for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by taking
possession OF foreign 5ud. -, too with regard
10 American industry The American party
think thnt the encouragement of the tai
euts and lhuar of American citizens is of
more importance than any fanciful md
impracticabe notions of political economy
which political theorists may drcaim upon and
argue about. They want no high tariffs or pro-
hibitory tariffs; but they want the American pro-
pie to encourage their citizens in the pro-
duction of everything which be produced at
home, IN the agricultural, manufacturing. and
mechanical departments. They think TINT Ia
Dor should have its just reward, and that to effect
that object the industry of America should be
encouraged IN preference to purchasing from n
brond the products of other countries, coming in
to competition with the products Of own.
hey ar not ultrasts, neither "trce traaac"s" nor
'pG,hlb,uoui>t-;' their doctrines are moderate
and conservative, here too, "A in the other case
! such principles, when carried out with regard
/ To- our foreign relations and our domestic affairs,
must command the appreciation of the country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

Discussion AT BETHEL.-An animated but
most courteous political discussion came off at
Bethel, in Amherst, last Saturday between Jno.
w. Bryce esq, and DR.. David Patteson, repre-
senting the American party, and Messrs. A. NJ.
Tribe and A. ID. Read, on behalf of the Democ-
raey. Three hours the time appropriated for
speaking were consumed by Messrs. Bryce and
Tribe, who were succeeded by Messrs. Pate
son and Read, in n short discussion of three.
quarters of an hour each. As the occasion was
properly grand Democratic rally, under the
auspices of the Association ut that place.
were astonshed to find the current of feeling so
Enthusiastically in favor, as it was, of the
great American principles enumerated and
maintained by the able disciples of SAM
This individual was evidently there, and created
sad dismay among the fugemen of Mr.. Wise
particularly y, we suppose. on the part of the en-
terprisiug aud alarmed politician who controls,
when he Is not absent the Post Office in Lynch
burg; aud, also, Of the gentleman with blue
specbs who presided ON the occasion, and took
so much pleasure in introducing each speaker
only three times to the audience. But, we trust
the Democracy are not altogether dispirted-
When can they give as another FISH fry and
discussion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

CHINcH BUG.-Complaints made by the
farmers in Albemare county. that the chnch
bug is more abundant than ever, and fears are EN-.
tertained that it will destroy the wheat and other
crops. We also have very gloomy accounts from
the counties of Amherst Nelson and Appomat-
tox, of the wheat crop, owing TO the great preva-
lence of this destructive insect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

"A Town BuRNr.-We stated a few DAYS ago
that the town of Blaekvillc, Monongalia county
Va had been visited by destructive fire.
appers that 80 houses were CONSUMED, inyoIvin
loss of about $50, 600.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

NOEtC2 After THIS 'intr, ~ OF .iarrh 1879. |
W not Is" re ron-inr tor co, IL by
) h' VI al - Agent for mr. = my
Ageat A. zl.fEtS
fnasi-dAc'm balcony Falls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

IN Scrofulous Affections. Mercurial Diseases,
Kings Evil, and IN ia a,i diseases arising tom an
aiadicious of Mercury, Carriers Spanish iature
nus won Tor itself an envhhle reputaon-a reputation
ased on i illin,jc nerirs Bv removing th,
cause oi 'en~e II effects rapid and ornament
hundreds Of our ielow citizens have cause 10 Liow
Try 1t before II Is too lat. Rpil3-dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

NEGRO SHor.-On Saturday night last, Mr..
Stephen Terry, overseer for j. NJ. Mason, near
GAINESVILLE, shot negro belonging to Mr.. John
Il. Walker, whom he found lurking about Mr..
Ms premises. About ninety shot took effect in
the negro woundng him severey.-PeoIie les
Advocate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

ELECTION TIcKETS.-If our friends in the
country will send in their orders, they can be
promptly supplied with tickets. This is mat
ter which had better be attended to without de-
lay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT,

\ CHANeE.-We are authorized to submit the
following proposition: A gentleman of this city
has a beautiful half building lot, with an ex-
cernt well upon it. situated one of the hills
of Lynohburg which he wishes to dispose Of at
elected Governor of Virginia Any one feeling
disposed to accept the proposition obtain all
necessary information by applying to US.
ASorHER CHANcE.-A friend wishes to make
an engagement TO get married when Flournoy il
elected Governor of Virginia. Any lady feeling
willing To take the chances viii please make it
known to US, and, i she suits, he will close the
contract.
Cry CouScIL.-The procecdngs of the Conn.
Gil shall appear tomorrow.
REv'D. JonS L. EpwARDs.-This gentleman
is now on visit here, and preached in the lth
Street Methodist Church last Sunday. HI, ma
ny friends and admirers in Lynchburg are much
gratifed ut having him again with them.
ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.-To-ng there will
be total eclipse of the Moon, the whole of which
will be visible in South America, and in all of III
hnbited North America east side of the Mssis-
sippi, but only the latter part of California and
Oregon. The eclipse will take place in mean
time as follows:
Eclipse begins Oh. Ism. Z. NJ. Total eclipse
begins l0h 2lm T. VI. Total eclipse ends llh.
SIM. p. NJ. Eclipse wholly ends In Pm. A. NJ.
The eclipse begins on the eastern side of the
moon, 90 from its northermost point.
1t will be glorious timo for SANS" opera
tons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01

fDEMOVAL.-t.A A. FRIEDHOtF ha. renewed
~ his Lock and Gnnsniih shop OPP site tn, Tynrh-
burg Marble W rks On Market 81 and j. prepared to
repair anyth NC ~ hi lin" of business such as Lock-
Guns Pistols. &c a.. Sc, the shortest notice and
reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be rai to the hanging Of
Ho1'r Bells. Give "a call aud sat .>f,cton viii be
guaranteed. nrfI9 Ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
T1HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

il he
Nj KENNEDY Of ROxOuy, nas discovered IN sns Of, q Su
sommon pasture remedy that cures EVERY KIND
He has tried 10 over hun led and never failed
except both thunder huno he has nov i,s,
possession hundred eertiscAtes OF i< 'ue' MI
Two bottles warranted to cure sore month.
One to three bottles will the worst KIND oil Pp'es
Two or three bottle. will clear the system Of ble&
warranted 70 the worst canher IN ths
Tbres TO Eve bottles are warranted the worst Of
srysipeAa 49,. ...4 % ,,,. Ill h,,,o, IN ~,
TWO bottle. warranted to running Of the ears and
botches among the hair . -, -.
One bottle will cure .c.ly eruptiOns of the skin.
Two OF bottles warranted to the worst case Of
Two or three bottles are warranted the mos. desperate
ease Of rhsuI.a
Three to four bottles warranted to cure .aisrneuEa
Five eight bottles Will cure me worst case ~ sotOa
feet il warranted when the above quantity IL taken
81. the wonderful medicines Of the day as hs common "eee
growing the pastures and along old should eur
every humoI the system; yet Is liked tact II you nave
Sumor has to start There il ands NUNS nor has
IT, cutting but not yours Peddied over
ects Of every IL has already done some Of The great
sst done in Massachusetts gave It 70 children
looking whose flesh soft and bsbby restored 70
perfect Of health by one bottle Al,
To those who sck nesdEcne one boNis VIII
Always cure It ves great relief N eaarrh aad d1nhss.
Some who baye taken bave been c9tve WI year. o nay.
,y but any arrangement OF the functions of
o.t il will caus. very singular feeling but mnst not BE-
EARNED; they always disappear from four lays to EeeA
Chere bad result from IT. on the contrary when MAJ
heard the encomiums Of that eys
aanufactured by DOsALD KENNEDY, No. 10 wAnen-st.
so.tury Mass Pnce 81.
Whoiesae Agents for New.Yors: g. v CLlCkESEh q 20.
No II Barcay-st.. CHARLES H. BIsO, No ~ brYad"syi
A. g. 4 D. SANDS, No. ~ "ilhamsL MARSH OhNlS
Co, No $50 Greenwich-lt.. sCHuEFFELlN BROS a Co.
ITO Wiuiarnst BOYD PAUL, {, amb-rs 81 " ILLS Co
lis Frankhn.st; McKIsSON, ROBBINS Coz Soltb Maiden
sne HAVILAND HARRAL 4 RIsLEY, WAr~n-sti
WARD CLOSE 4 Co. alidru-laIej Hrs. HAYS srooklyni
and for sale At retail by az reDectshs Druggists throughout The
Uuion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
Gifgmbcats ai1b RAILROADS..

1--WE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT Line for
l. HUDSON ard IN TERMEDIAlh PLACES The 'plot.
"a steamers COLUMBIA ana SOUTH AMERICA vii leave
ot of Har,.or,., EVERY AFTERNOON Hn1days eseeySec
AZ e,oct co1ueciis with nom hinsstos Caki ana
Ud,on ard Bosou abroad, and Chatham Fear comers 70
ards tcoupectuR with Tor lie bAnop sprnSsJ " 90
EtoIbrlse Lee Pi,shed sortb aud South Adups an. =!
h. xestern pss @: gssehuses The frsttran !eaves hoe
son 5, O'clock n tbe usruE1 add arrives II Pn.d IN tios
rS,..s,.S HAVILASD CLARK Co
WI S'''>- l. r MELTEN > Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAnROAD-The GREAT

Il CENTRAL ROUTE eooneetins III" Atlantic Cities vnA
N,rtern Nogthvsstsrn, and Southwestern states Sos
snnou. Rsway direct The Road also connect. rusSun
9Th daily to al ports on he hr'
80 ~ cyel,nd and sandusky With Steamers 70 al por" 90
he Norwssern Lakes; making he most exet eheapes' ans
rout. by which yRFIGT can b foTwrdsa 70 ans
from the Great Wet -. y,--rvpr,nc.
lITFs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ana rfIrsboh"h
s,asr O. ,ss-Boots shoes Dry Goods, tn 80 DER 100 q
bo1e.1 Fur. Feather, ke................)
"eosp ~ h.e.1 H.rdw.rv Leather, eoa per loo b.
Wool, Ac............ '''''''.'iI
snIsr CLass-Auyis, Bssins Bacon s"d So per 100 ..
POrk, Cn bulk Hemp ke;.. $3.50;
souRTs CLAss-Coaee, ssh, Bse9n snc 80. per 100 n.
PORK (Paek d. Lard and Lard IN -. - -.
shipping Goods from any point east OF "a
icu az 20 marx the package via fenosyssnia
oods consigned the Agents Of his kosd al rn'ssnep
s,t.sburgh will be forwarded without deennon- , ,,.
FREIGHT AcEsrs.-Moses Pottef Boston >. Z EIroS'
Sew.York; +. J. sneeier, Philadelphia hssrsW ION.
Baltimore; Geo Frnckrus, PitfshuTghi -prnsna1
Cincinnati Ohio J. S. aoorhesd, Louisville, Ky Z
Helayum Madison. Ind Raclf Co.. " ISous moi =
Mitchell Son Evansville, Indiana
Per further particulars or bills Of lsdinf, appy 70
j. L ELLIOTT, Agent Penn haiirvad Col % 49,.
C. b. ALLEN. No. Asto. Honss, New ion'
r. " HOUSTON, General Freight Agent m isheipiIs'
B. j. LOMBAERT. Superintendent. Atoons. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
Professional Notifies.

DRS. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No: 20
~ Bond-st. invite persons wishing ARTIFICIAL LILLE
10 call And examine their mode Of Inserting Teeth on r
tina Plate surprising the old style m strength and beauty
VFRGNF SIS ELkCTRO-CHEMICAL BATH,
No 2fO 6rh.av N. The inventor Of these b.tns a.
sisted by Dr. HANKINSON. guarantees 70 extract all metinc
substances the human system and 10 cure all diseases
erstd BY them pfsmmstory and Chronie hns uh
Ueers Paralysis ST. Vituss Dance, &c. N BCmls ana 70
yer cured by snse bath Theory explained to studen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
GEORGE IT. PUKsEh,
S 8 q sdSd 3 MEAD Commits



- piosusp II the M,yo Aldermen and Commonaty Of che
relative 10 the SECURING Of LASDS tor NEW RESERVOIR
hi the said civ and yoh and The 9Th and 7b
ave-, u the said cry
NE the Comm Appraisal In tho matter above
t'ed hereby gve the esees persons and
p,ries Interested in the lan teuemeus heru6tamen, and
preuses affected thereby and 70 all Others whom con-
Germ 80 flluws. To vii;
F, That the said Commissioners, have completed
este spprsa IN favor Of ths lessees,
part persons interested In ,he lands to BE- tai by this
pocr edns for he and' comprised thrrn and have prpued
rrro Of the Of Just and sbe compensation
BE- raid such essees parties and person, Aforesaid,
rrsf iiytly.
Secoud Thar We The said Commissioner have dsposet
SncTiF, 81 such Eripate Appraised and Report
m the CLERKS Ucs OF the tFy OF TOT tho inspection
u ~h.usocv~T h may
Thif, That person Perons whose rights be AZ
frstsd hsfehy snd Object tho OF % par.
rfrof usy within days after she rsi puhezti5 u this
autiee her fhe objection. vrns 10 tbs said
CouE,iunsrs oruo No 80 Broadway, Ia The City Of
Nc--igfk
Fcuiths That said Rrpnst, In the part
objected snd shall sppea rqaife sorrc
Ion our RSpctt the shall be Feoonndered and cor
rscos Nil BE- presented Supreme Cour,, General
rsfn tAstsof Be held In Ii. fkt JaeeJ District ne
Cy Hall of The Cay Of Nee f0k. The nlst MONDAY OF
Nsen b tho olenins VI tho Court on thai dsy 90
eoaas~ hc hear aud motion s then and there
wade fof fofs Aus %. 1885,
ksSlsas s rs SstEi Commissioners
DANIEL DODGE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
nle0irGl.

nIFS PLES.-Dr JACKSON's EMBRO-
CATION /. the only medicine thar 81 cure nv. common
and di,ess not only Immediately sss .no
ns;n nd inflammation stops al beeons snbduss htt ih'oei
f i,ching but ectuay in very short time persons
nave en- render miserable Tor years For SAFE oy
"NV'e - A. IN SANDS Drngs-s and wholesale Agents,
~ 49, - No 100 Fultou. st., New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

y JAaES KENYON and ELIZA L., h's wife. 10 ,he pe-
dsnt You are Hereby and required n answer
ire complaint in this which has this day been filed In the
a, tie Crk he City and County Of New YORK. at the
Gu Hal of the said City and copy yonr answer
to the sale complaint The ,ub'etoer at bus see NO. s
M luminous on o. exclusive OF he day OF soch service aud
IL YOU ia 70 snse said complaint within the time aore
sd the tlaip this action viii apply y the Court o the
relief demanded in the omplsin Dated New sept To-
1855. kEthuM, r'ho"" '"'
sl8 law6wTu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD-THkEh
L DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PH!LA,
DrIPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAM leave. Philadelphia for Pittsburgh I'll SEC
.ssye. pittsb 1rsb for PhAsde pha M The ASl LINT
ie.ye. Phsde pha for Pittsburgh Y NJ and Ptr.saWe
Cor Philsdelphis st IAN The NIGHT fNPhs.SS nsaIr
ieaye. Philadelphia for Psbursh II ~ and Pxrsbnrsh
for Phnsdsi phis at 10 7. NJ -. A, s.u.o... A,
The hive hnes ct fsbgrrh with ne nAIoa'r
,nd from 81 Louis Mo-; Alton, Gsens, and Chicago, III
Ertord Lexington and LOuisyss KY Terri H.9'f Ssas
an,nT6.id BelIeontane ssndusky Toledo Ceve and Co
Irbn. Zapesvile Massion and Wooster Ohio .l.o wtt
the Steam Pscketboats from and to Seworieans ~ hoon
Louisville and Cincinnati am, . A.. A..,. =, III.
FOR further particulars hsnd bulls IN the aete OF tns
Sss,o,r. will find te.s shortest post expeduous
.nS comfortable route between the Fast and West
ToDsh can be bsd Of either OF The
Races IL the West, or Of -, ,,-... 10 ,oot a,
n - ''- Courtand-sL New Ors-
~ rIIrCoTr Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co
No. 9 Aston House. New York
rHOMAs MOORE, Agent. cor uth and a,rke.sh'
New York. April 10. 1855 rnnsde'ou-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

nvaS s>NtlowlNG trsr scnsssss ~ r~s"'
II -, ssss.~>s " esss N~e ~ poes,Nesst

A. 49, a.
y 100 So anrns
s~.,A.s = Il Nsyx.t,~ suk~s
wv" .ns,S. s,,a. rss-sc-, s.,~sy-,
v<fs7s~ Weet Nrsht~tdctt 80 sS.,l Ara Na,e, As,,aes
tvfscr. .s"'e' ''N>s N'"
.,n .Is ns,Ns ,r,,yN..ssys .~S fcs-' M " JAWS
.o.-.,.-..,.. r>ss~tshs~s ts~eSse
a. n,x NSVN~rSS -, tlnfss \ NsnsA' n W s'fN" ."
....,to., t,ewr. sra tS.s ntN"rN.'
,,oa,e prn a ,N tNsNNNN y, No w. """-~" 49, '"''
a.,tcutuy~i WsrcN"wse, . 60,
+, ..arx fsfe 4 a Aecs MA "" '"SN"" W. y ''''"
" :, .x,er. AVID Feathers wcw rtlcs. -.
Ar"SNVnSS .rsq~stea sNd WN,le~se Is>slefsl w Ss'
ssNS -, kvs,.l Nr~e,N. eN the Nnlsn
se'~"~"' peu,Ist.
49,. rs,,x ..,,.,...... ......... Nc sN RNcsdvay
~ S"sN -, s,.Ar. ,,a rli,.,..
-. - ,x,,.rl ~ 10, sac and Retail Ne - Reel man 81
r,.sru,or~ w esd.l
- ,,.,.>r N - Ran. iva, 1 3,f aNcVp ksia House
" N'"~ - .,,..-
sN"'" Ws''''e'' Ma "a parrlnyst.
II rNis'NN ~ ~ -. a
ENrch ana cct 1esS 80 49, 6, yhnrty .,
etaAS ANNs ~ V"i>s'e.' " "
Sts,te ava tcnac, Na"SHS,s. s,n,A Ma
WI n ikChSVN, VNra'tN w y ~ 'sNs''" SWINE" wv
Fine Teas. =. ,.or.,
taNYs CASSIDY CO..,........ .......,NN lS frn's"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
RUSSELL W. wEsrcorr, Auotioneer.

RUSSELL w. WEsTcoTT, AucioneeI
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
WI FURNITURE, SPLENDID FRENCH miKh THs
ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS, COSTLY ORMoLU CHAN,
DFJERS WORKS of ART &c, At the residence, No. ldZ
" ct 2st.st pear 7thav-R w WESTCOrr will sell un
ieervedy on WEDNESDAY Sept 49, at Joy ocock the moh
asga h16 tupeor FURNITURE &c offered at auction this
season acipg the entire splendid arrangements Of the
ass house. all of which Is in perfect order CT
O. 5 BERRY'S, No. AL osdwey, or al No. ChAmprss
For full particulars sale Herald Courier and Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
HrsRY T. LEEDS Auctioneet.
ENTFFI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

HINRY T. Lids, AuctIonett.
CFNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
" PIANO-FORTE, MIRRORS, &C.. at auction y NOR
ROW wednesday, Sept 49, at los o'clock ct the hrst1 ass
house No. % Earick st. near Canal cNhI L.
LEEDS will sell above without reserve all the Furniture 10
said house comprising part splendid 7-octaye ROSEWOOD
Piano several very Oil Paintings Mirrors Vases rose wood
Par or Side and Fancy Tables large and va
ned assortment Chamber Furniture Brussels Theepy and
Ipgsin Carpets msrbeop Dressing burt and WAshstands
Also all the Furniture Of dining room Catalogue
A. safe TO commence with Kitchen Furniture by manus;np
deposit required from every purchaser SAFE POSITIVE IAN VI
shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

NOR BUSIUN ard FhUN IDLNOE va w
ne.mer METROPOLIS Cart. VIM Brown le.ye' New.Yors
eyery TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 0clocs
N. and tMPiRE eTATE, Capt. B. BraytOn leave. New.
Ye-k every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ats
aeocl H. from Pier No. s. N R. near the Battery Both
m NE rROPOLIS and EMPIRE STATE connect at New
nor With ,he steamer CANONICUS which leaves Neg fors
A. 5lo o,eock A. ~ for Providence arriving there about
rt Passengers from Providence for New York take the
CANONCUS sI6 O'Clock W. for Newport, connecting mere
.ith the steamers Tor New-YoIk -
Hereafter will be regarded secured 20 any spp
.snt until the same shall have been paid for
Freight 70 forwarded through with great dspasn
By IN Express Freight Tran: .-u
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IOes DAY BOAT for IS!

ISES DAY B0AT for iSSS.
1000. ALBANY l.ndis. I.AGG Wy, 1879 49,,
ne 'Rbinebeck catskn d-dson and Coxssskie Meas
rUeG or boad The fsvorite SealDer ARMENIA, Cap.
y n Cochran l. nov makins he tes1s trips TO Albany
ieaving NeU.Ynrk ron foot Of Chanberss every fUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At 7 o'clock, A. -.
SEA Bassase-Mss:ef will accompany the Steamer each
ssv IN cbeck easg4ge free For paculus INQUIRE o. nev
yoyt ard Erie PsiirosS OFoe Chsnbers-st. wharf,
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r. r. x.
READY RELIEF.-

ALWAYS READY RELIEF
DArhen Cholera Morbus painful discharge rom me
bwes are ,ropp.d Is % minutes by HhApi
RTIiFF For Headaches whether sick or nervous .heuna
i'm PARALYSIS Lumosgo Gout Neuralgia, swollen JOINTS sn1
mains and ~eakpes, the sack Spine OF Kidney pans
r. Liver Peuri,y swelings the Joints pains In the bow
.I. Heartburn and pains Of all lnis RAOWAfS hEADf
RFiIFF will in moments, change the misees you SUI
fer TO Joys of plea ure 49, - ,,,,o,.-,,,o prcOr vrN-r
r. r a. No 5-RADWAY'S RENOVATlNG hESoLV tI
for the cur chrvDic disease such as scrotuous ana
.ounaints Consumpye other affections Of the onss arc
throat pduretons ,nd enlarse ment Of pats
tive aud various diseases Of he sam pysPslls1.
n r. r. No. S-RADNAY'S REGUb AIOhS
are the most safe and reliable Pills In u-- and VIII cure enef
III "a onicE-costiyeness indigestion, inflammation OF hs
~ Iowss dyspepea complaints diseases OF the neat
tdpeys adder womb difficulties aid all female compiaus
III dia en,ir Whenever the system gu, of order,
doe of RA REGULATORS will restore e 20 rsear
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viii commsn, rrvcsoy az tho appointed hour Vens essr.
Sep,,i required m ali purchasers No p0stPonoinent on
any sc.
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UryRy H. LEEDS Auctoneer-By II. II. LEEDS Co.
ON TUESDAY, Sept Is, at II o'clock, in front
" Of store Nc. 10 N0sssusi.
A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, warranted perfectly SOUND and
hind ~ all harness. and fine SADDLE horse.
A lRht BUGGY WAGON, top.
Set SINGLE HARNESS.