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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-01

GsorNT sorTuEHI mhIi' Horrn M n" a. sai.sss4a
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND AL
ENANbRIA RAILROADS.-rhc night Train leaves Broad
Street Station O'Clock allowing a minutes passengers
from the Richmond and Dam lille Railroad for supper Oun
bus free of Charge.
FARE BY NIGHT LINE.
Richmond IL Gerdpnss -
6urdons, lle t. Washington by Orange aud Alexandria
hGlifoat 3 -
II. II. WIlITCoMH Supt transportation
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Primary f,4.,i.s rfr sas4i1n nf itc months $1,000
Higher English l2o
Higher English and French, LOW
Greek, atm nuH French, l'au
Greek Ill tin French and Higher Mathematics, 2lol
Good bc bad at public Boarding Houses, or IN r
families village and ia the immediate vicinity for
from eight tea dollars per month
At
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Nrtrrr., MArEls MuEEl.

Having obtained permanent for the manufac
ture. sale and use of GOODWlNS PATENT COMBINA-
TtON WATER WHEEL and being sole agent for the
Virginia the subscriber akes this method bring said
provcment before the public.
Its advantages that it gives a large cent power
from the expended rs the best oversho wheels Being
made of Cast Iron Is durable and at the time cxiremr
ly smpein construction and not liable to get out Of order
The Wheel thereto attached with the water act as
governor making only suitable for grist and mills
but any othrr machinery and back water only lessons s
power diminishing thu head and sapplcabe for amy head
from M and the cheapest wheel eKtant ha VIII
Gyethe power from the water expended nave ttcm
superntcnd ;he setting where sales are made for tr
Information address janis w hoblN No>
nov 3Dc Campbell, G. Ii, Va.
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JNO. -. ALEXANDER, Glcrk
l.. u. CnRI.TIAS, JAs. 4 . GARLAND, p
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n R. nI,IneInl.D N a.. a.cnerni t,ol,.

HFs MISSION y FORW WARDiNH MERCHANTS, Corner
elb and Ha,r So N. D1af. Welmond Va w arr
constantly r,crj tng direct Rpckland Lime Lump taetned
and Ground P,,ter: Hudson River Cement nay EoS'h,
Potatoes, e.. -
Attend particularly sale and purchase Of Flour rain
Feed e. u Il. BRlDGFoiD,
y TINSIEY PATE.
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CAMPBELL FOR sAsE.-My PLAN
TATION Suck Greek in the county of Campbell
tanning by sirvey which there
acres cleared land 800 in woods well and
tiInbcrch and Tobacco laud with good Dwelling
aud houses, for ale My land adjoins
Tabots Capt w, fuckers and other side of IT,
the road leading from Campbell Courthouse Brook
neal For further information address r. r. JoAEs Pigeon
Run Campbell County, Va. F. r. JONES
sep 3-c2m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
The Great Counterfeiting Case in New Yosk
Discovery of More Spurious Money.

An examination in the case of James L. Breeze
and Charles A. IIurlbert, arrested on Saturday
last charged with being extensively edgaged in
the counterfeiting business was commenced yes
terday before Justice Brennan.
The testimony of Mrs. Ritter, of227 Christie
street the place where Breeze was discovered
and arrested, taken. 1t went to show that
Breeze on last Saturday morning, passed to her
counterfeit S3 on the Exchange Bank at Sa-
lem, Massachusetts. She gave the bill to her
son, young man, and he passed it to officer IIy-
att, to whom he revealed the fact of Breeze pass
ing it to his lmother. He also told the officer his
suspicious concerning Breeze being engaged OK
tenslyely in the manufacturing of counterfeit
notes. His sister in passing through the priso-
ner's room saw large amount of bills signed and
unsigned. also in his trunk which ba2 accidental
" been left open she discovered large pile of
figures cut from bank bills, ranging in dcnomi-
nation from 81 to 500. These, of course, were
to be used in altering bills from smaller to
larger denomination. They secured, and
are in the hands of the police. The officers yes
terlay searched the rooms of Iurlbert. l55 Al
len street, and in one of his trunks they found a
counterfeit $40 on the Newark Banking Co., n.
j., and four counterfeit SOS on the Western
Bank at Springfield, Mass. also numerous let
tiers which he had received from Breeze The
latter, according to the statements of young Rt-
ter. had great many strange aud mysterious
men calling to see him. Breeze, to alay any
suspicious which might arise in the house res
pcciing him, repro sentcl to Mrs Ritter that he
was an engineer, and also a commits sion merchant
down town. 1t was thought very strange that
his business kept him locked in his room nearly
every day, and called him abroad at night which
was the case.
The case is exciting much interest. from the
faot that the counterfcitng was conducted on
such an extensive scale and also the belief that
prevails relative to many persons being engaged
in the bu siness
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

NArlvEIsM IN lRELAND.-It will be seen by the
following extract says the New Orleans Creole,
that lrishmen advocated Native principles many
years ago. Daniel O'Connell once said, "Let En-
glish rule OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES France Scotch
men, Scotland-an in the name of God let Irish
men rule Ireland The "head and front Of our
offending" is, that claim, also, that it is right
Americans should rule America"
United Irishmen. The society of United Irish
men was formed in 170l. It's objects were good,
and it was proposed to attain them " consiitu-
tional means. The objects fair equal
representation of the Irish nation in Parliament
and TO PREVENT FOREIGNERS FROM RU-
LING IRELAND. The society had a complete
organization, test oath.a constitutional and modes
by which the members enabled to know one
another. The society was composed at first of
persons of different religions-Ep iscoralians.
Presbyterians and Catholics. The Emmcts, Wolfe
Tone Lord Fitzgerald, Simon Butler, James Nap.
per Tandy. well known leaders of the United Irish
mon; were Episcopalians. A number of Catho-
lie priests belonged to the society, and took the
test oath.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

WIN. II BURwELI. + 90, has dissolved his
con,.xion with the American Organ. This step
rendered necessary by change in the pro-
priotorship of that journal. In retiring, he re-
fers to the principles upon which he has conduct
cd the Organ. and says:
That they have been entirely acceptable 10 the
whole Order, he cannot pretend 10 affirm. it
would he no compliment to his capacity or
courage to say that his course had occasonrd no
opposition.
1t is supposed that Mr. Ellis has again edto,
rial charge of the Organ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

The New York Express, of Tuesday Eth con-
tains an interesting correspondence, in which
Mayor Wood notifies the proper authority in
Germany that he has sent back--in the very yes
SO! that brought them--to the Grand Duchy of
Mecklcnburg IA number Of criminals who had been
sent over hero honest cmgrants, doubtless
with the expectation of soon helping Americans
govern their own country. Tho example of the
Mayor, as the Express remarks. cannot but nave
II salutary influence in preventing the shipment
of paupers and vugubond9 to our shores by for
cgn authorities. When 1t is once understood that
such freight is not allowed to land here, these
German Governments will be careful how they
incur the expense and trouble of paying double
nnssnge money,
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not change his habits. On Wednesday night he
returned home about 10 O'Clock. when an alter
cation took place between them. resulting IN the
father receiving severe and perhaps dangerous
wound frem apistol ball.iired by his son. We are
not informed of all the particulars.
The young man was taken int" custody. bon"
father and son are represented as being indus
trious mechanics and we're employed in the ma
chine shop of Clark's Mills. They formerly re-
sided in Saratoga county. -Utica Gazette.
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citp Alto StI.e affatts.

. MFgftxa or STOCKHOLDERS YIRGIsIA& TENN. RAIL
iAD-Tla, .dag Nrefa5r ls-fhe stoekheder' met al i
clock, pursuant TO adjournment
Mr. hnss chairman Of committee of eleven present
1.-THE following resolutions which, being read were adopted
unanimously;
be committee to whom were referred report of the
resident and Superintendent with the ac-
mpanyng documents had the under considera
m and recommend adoption Of the following resolutions:
st Rs3lrea That the action of the Board OF Directors IN
of the number of officers engineers ana EN-
the Company, is approved and further reauetoh
their number and salaries recommended deemed By the
,oard of Directors practicable and expedient
2nd Rored That the Stockholders gratied at the In
reasa the road and fully concur with the rcs
in his estimate of the prospective increase IN It's business
"a sosd That ~, Presidents report as re.
the connections of other improvements with TINS road
proved and continuation of the policy OF strict hnpaay
etweea all the improvements connected with tbs ROAD Is re-
9Th Rcsored That much of the report of the President
special report the Chief Engineer the subject s re-
fcrs 70 the copper mines Of Floyd Grayson and oafol @
the attention OF the Company that the development OF o9
ought to be encouraged and that as soon as ~ sum
lee aseerianed ha the tonnage from ha WI 81 onn
expense the Company VIII coOpcrat ewth the section oil
try interested in the construction OF branch OF thei o"d o
that purpose
9Th Rasoircd That in the opinion Stockholders the
with the Express Company ought to be dseon
nued ii be done under the contract between
paries and that the service ough to be performed oy
the Company of its agents at rates TO be oo
lished according to law, by the Board of Directors
9th soird That in order to speedy completion oil the
road the power aud authority heretofore given to the Boardo
Directors TO loan. otherwise, such amount as may
It'll Pcsolped That the stockhoders approve nan
ca operations of the Board of Directors during the past 9sca
shown by the reports Of the President under inc head
m finin'i' zNlil's ana o INC .olan.lee III Tho
7t bylaw to examine and reort upon the receipts
burseinents o the Company.
sth Resofced That Gommitic Of - be appointed by the
Chairman I" prepare memorial to the next LEGISLATURE ask
R6ari of bircrt,rs si,a all ind surh aid necessary
mo h1,,1 in ,t uh r,;, ,y,. el.I win the numbor
3 and the Chair appointed Messrs Ro. J. Davis Judge A. s.
uio'" D. !" 'i'!u, Jus w oheny, II a. Hau'"' ' "
tFe'lo" geo a. "nsied ana WIN D. PRESTON 10 compost
'he ooW'htt'e proNihed tor oS that fe9oiuiloh'
" 49, - :, ~ " :, =, .
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The New York Times says about fifteen per
cent Of salary and perqusites has been levied
upon the custom house officials in New York by
the administration party tor the purpose of car
rying on the canvass. In movements of
peculiar stress and anxiety, where Federal
questions involved, it may be increased. Pos
|, sbly, as the election of next week affects the
Presidential issue materially.it may be considered
one of those moments; and the lowest porter and
the highest deputy may alike be invited to dis
play. by an extraordinary gratuity, their devo-
ton to the administration
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

The New York papers give tho particulars Of
an intolerable outrage upon body Of American
citizens by gangof foreigners The young
Americans having held political meeting, at
its end n procession was formed which was pass
ing peacefully through the streets, when it
was set upon by pack of Irish rutlians who had
been lying in wait for them-with knives, pistols,
clubs and stonea--:. number dangerously wound
ed-thcir banne I, the stars and stripes, trampled
in The dust-and the procession completely
broken up and dispersed. Referring to the af
fair, the Express says:
In view of the shameful outrage, of which the
second avenue the scene. last evening, the
details of which our repoi ters narrate elsewhere
perhaps it would be rs well for American eiti-
2ens not TO walk the streets at night Other
wi,e, their lives Sec are at the mercy Of a
pistol shot, bric!ibat shellelagh. Or, if oar
people will march in professions, the next most
prudent thing Ia observe is, to keep the American
flag out of sight. 1t is dangerous to bear or to
follow that whenever or wherever such bands of
qull;es are about as that which broke up and dis
persed, last evening, the Seventeenth Ward pro-
cession. These wretches. we fear, are sowing n
storm which will bring whirwind on its heels
before the election is if the police authorities
and the mayor do not look to it.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


Nn-ra,.a,n s.o">t- ~. Sh"1i ~ Co.. prOp'rs.
:, NoE fMbfR2-T Hatcher, J II Chcnoweth We Kevan
o Grayson, Mcdonald John Gettinrs n g Wiiar w
Syihor Jno pggoti, II Ham Marehai l. Lewis r. ! W
Lore w NJ Noble, W Wiley J Armistead ID II uardo,,o
ihos Pollard } Il Tyler X Blair Lawrence Me- Il
!ardGn Jno Norman c Burks {; II Toole w NJ novd
w harlY MeCausand LOWS l. Marks J NJ Steptoa II T.
Meade, I II Owen W II Easey G White w n Clag,,c,,
~ launteroy Alexander, Jno Gait ] d Ridley n II
n,fomGe Kerr, W I.yell Katers n G G white j W
hnble, u kobinson Fukcrson + W smith + I smith 7
Carpues, VIII Otey, IL Iiufcr w h Seldod w y pi '
~ iia Il Mecansland J Wngied Williams + NJ SndJntb
II u NJ Mckinney Fowlker, w Guy f G Edmonds w II
iooa trntchheid Is Taylor, Stanard + NJ Rnvkn 81
}, Rnmboush Miles Seldom MI; Mrs \ Ja"k an1 49,, "
gnrcn NHIi'tianShurg II b stevens Salem l. I Bowlinr
hnnels II Soreken Iexngton DIR IL Kent Wythe; John
Roanoke Nunneee, Jackson Miss; l. Petus uafn
Inhe city NJ Bcrne, Pulaski; Jno Coon Roanoke. G n
'Mtorhe Amherst; Thos Burroughs bedford. Mis- Al n
ronghs, do } X Buchanan, Rockllee. G KirL,yond ,
oke; Price Franklin; Thompson do. ! IT cpoi Nan
%erni pyc Va q Tenn r. Il aintcr Bedford w NJ
PnIaski II Worsham NJ L. G A Garter pittsyvon;a a.
uen 10Y fulaski a T Ward Campbell: DR. u q War1 a.
y "a IpTsi montgomery II W Camper fincastle W G peck
penoke ~ Gbhonev Wytheyille;A White
ii Womper Wyhei Felen, Grayson; S Garnet d
Nor'cii saouse-Naoorr & Au,ho,v r,on:,
,NpFihbf % IL Penn. Va; W u Clagpctt Y NJ +. rbns -
N's, Louisville Ky; Stuart Penn + MAYS Hoetanr, 9
w isign NJ Il NJ barton do: w Carter do; II II Hood
" V !, a M dni Coz Jno West Appomattoxi W Hor
~, IL; W isett, do Fauatlerov V NJ I, q NcCo,
nel Lacy smith doi JMcCausland do; WIN " 49,,
SamP3g, Jno Miller. city; Richard II Burks Rockbrid
'3hel Toggy, Bedford; w II Tabb i II CIrt W. Ne NJ,
johnston Nythc; Miss Norman I,edCor W., \, , Nl,ss
campbell; nr AbramJ Clark Can6bcl G II. An =, W .a
~ 9sah Cut Norfolk Carter y c. L j Tbomns,n 5
Logon Mrs I.gon, Nelson; jno b Johnston =, 9,5
i,atn' franklin CASTOR Texas mo n x drr ~ -,
w az necR, baeksburg; W Ferguson Petersburg. Wi,St
frof X smith Bait John Hannah Va. ros iI Aiincrs
2 Y a bavd Kyle, Va e Tenn r; Cadet Kinrb
civ O''' re'@oero" Mrs Moniss Bedford; DR. G Brodnas
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most extraordinary medicine the truth 81 ihtni,
You'd doubt by the vast sales Of the article mn, Is pz
being diiiy performed ny it, which previously h. '}4
other medicines and the skill Of tic H. :, '5ai ts#
world. 1t is composed 4 balsoms cxtfncts ss'as
TO AraOia--pass'ssing in concentrated Torn, guns Pc,
athe, iouYhe' peh,ti 'thg, hhetnnns and reyrl Ell ST
ties aud the same which, ages ago xrra s isfe -
the Desert. with such miraculous success in aug ao
eases of both man and beast ' :" tllltF t5
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City bOtci-Pnttrxopp ,o:

n n fhbt 2-founaine G Hart bedford r / o:orro., r.
ca Ka. M, ID oHe1yood Bedford VIM II Gregory Pas
rSr cit, iVah'a Jas johnson, Liberty: " Il Buck
ny, - hateher, Na Mark Andrews H.ifrl $50,
VIM GG 6 5pI Iff pa, 90; S9m Wood and SON ROANOKE
,niaa,i Pate bedford; NJ Fuaua do ! q r,i i",y
Mr. WILSON, Va; Mr. Bnnks do i' W. d " INyIor, 1ityi
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Read the f0iiouing remarkable carc actf4L iii,
II. g. FARlELL'S ARABIAN iiXTlg,9 Z

J'b o. 9'"h HhY SfdlLf1r gF-jy ''4
Mr. II. G.. Farrc--ip,ar Sir: Aetuat,d
funess submit the lowing instance Of l. 4 1s
your great medicine hy child three years ej ' atag
attacked with terrible disease which in - was sndtt
Frustrated it to total hcpessncss. The limbs 9n A bog
that not joint could Ia bent; the flesh turned me SO
aud entirely deprived feeling; the cycs fs eeA n
and altogether blind following this was dea'l a
the spine became contracted and curved Nu
its back the head and heels only touched i1 }ns
presented every appearance Of being dead Ip u "a
the attack the family physician called in a w.
weeks nc i'pored !" restore it To feeling but MI IN | L
though ii was bs,ercd a dozen time. AMI ~ VI fa'
Liniments applied \ consultation Il Il '1 lad
held, but to no purpose the ease Tia Ia ifgi ~
Medical Society, bat nothing could Ia sii .. i. Dc
already been done and the doctor flea l.. N M, IT." lad
nothing more We then commenced an i ' H. "a. Va
freely over the entire length of the spinc a % i4'la
inc parents joy, when, after a few alni.,.f ~ & '4
animation was apparent, and it rapidly rrta,,J,
ccption of the sight, which did not become t - is
month"; The child is healthy and rolnsti Dug
other cases OF the Same kind occurred preyiouss -
Dorhood, al oil Mh''h "ied when there IS no dluitI -
inent had been used they would have recovered I'd
Peoria, March Isl, ls5l. UE\HY q rt ~, -
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MARRIED

W.. Sng,o on the evening of the 231 Of Oeto,ar l ,
w ne9 me ID D. Mr. HOWARD A. UuMpuppvs' ~ ,,
~ w. iI'hhLi, daughter Of Robt. SsCampbcn ESQ
~ the residence Of Col. \. j Hamilton ON tho os,, T.
Nv we Key g D1gEct, Mr.. NEWTON II If @ nS'
'isS NAif f.'cARTFR all Of Rockbridgo county :"
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IlKUs., MOUNTA.N MsI....,TONE..-

> Undersigned are procuring from their celebrated
quarry at the Brush Mountain Montgomery county, MILL
STONES and BURRS of the best qnaiy. The repua
ton OF these stones widely known but the Railroad giving
Us increased facilities in filing orders, have appointed
Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston and Lee & Johnson Iynehbure,
our agents. for the sale of em who will receive orders
have them fulfilled at the shortest notice
Our Address-Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE & co
James NJ. Williams, Danvie Va, Reynolds y Co, Leaks
yiuc n. e.. also agents
feb idSCS &
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FATHER SHOT BY HIS SON.-We are informed
That serious shooting atfray took place ut
Nlark's Mills. in the town of Westmoreand, ON
wednesday night, A man named Henry, who
reS'de! with his son, has been in the habit. for
some time past, of staying away from home until
an unreasonable hour of the night and disturbing
the family after they had retired. There being
no reasonable cause for the absence of the father,
he had frequently been importuned by his. son,
ana at length threatened with expulsion If he did
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

NORTH AMERICANS SAID TO BE KILLED IN
BRAzll4-The death Of several Americans. sup
posed explorers of the Amazon seems to be
coniirmed. We have received the official Bra
lillian version of the affair, in which, of course the
foreigners, who stated to be of the Anglo.
Saxon type get all the blame. The notice Civ.
en- by the Brazilian commander is very brief. and
little can he gathered therefrom about the man
ner in which the action took place between tho
detachment and the foreigners. The corporal
however. relates that tho fugiives landed upon
seeing the detachment approach, having before.
hand thrown their trunks and baggage in the
water. Half of the detachment landed on one
side of the fueit;yes and the other half on the
other side. The latter were thus placed be-
tween two fires, and the result was the death of
five of them by the soldiers. The sixth vanish
OF III the woods, whore he most probably found
his death in a desert and marshy land. The bod
ic' were thrown in the river, it being iinpossi-
be to dig graves for them.
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NNANTED-A Nurse u,,,,

W ANiEp-A Nurse aud Seam.tr,.... ,,.,.,
~ situation can be obtained small flmiI, t m Hoo'
al this Office '"''e gun preferred. Apply
nov 2.is
* ruts;Sa tA,KF-sAi-MON's VE.xEyaI
J. MEYER JR sole imnor, any other brand imported
broadway. New York " '"e o"iteu states No. "A
nov 2-s
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SPECIAL. NOuTC.-

NOTICE. he Carriers connected Vii
authority to sell otherwise dsnos IN this Gfrl
or them 10 regular city Subscribers " fptfS ave
their possf sson for any other purpose papers are
Fad, Trade isoo;;-Merelaats aud 11-=,---z
cards Business Cards, Labels &. ,yaI. 'it Saf..
and expedltiously at the "NIHGisIAN" aaeats. g..
TABLIshMEsr, First Alley, Lynehhurp va ''H Fans
hEiENA An, CLARK N Co. 1.,-=.=-
CLARK Co)--6ENtlNE COD LIVER ~, Ra,a,
sueccss attending the Use of ills vapaI1, - 9ll-Ii
ton having induced all kinds Of mi alton, III e5
toned to notice that the signature Pp.f. taseIs
net genuine q and SS as the s9r aa Si Of each
ty, too much care cannot be taken 10 t tb, nus ap5
HEGEMAN. q Az e5aa- =
Sole sicccssors 10 Rnsltd, - q 70,
Nos lbs. 213, oil and IN ~ a g.
Wholesale Depot No. I65 Broadway ''' q" b.0. H.
oc l2.d3m ''e" State
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Loci. oui for Gouu.c,r,;,.,

The pub ic are cautioned against another cop,,,e ,
mas lately made ITS appearance. called W |, psrrit.
Linnent, the most dangerous Of all the ronr,., - Aal
his having the name Of Farrell, many will lrv il in ,
without the knowledge that counterfeit x,tx a ~ @
has wrought its evil effects 'f"> HiA'9
me genuine article Is manufactured only hv II q -
sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist
Main street Peoria, Illinois whom all ambient
eies must be addressed Be sure you get It wild, l it.
o. before Farrell ), thus-ll. &. FARREILS-andl5.i
ture ON the wrapper all others counterfeit, " ''sA
Sold by X. STABLLR A ca t,,,-..
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slEGEuAN. CLARK a. ~.
u. q. Earrcll,- acnninr Arn,..---.

Wholesale Depot, No. 1876 broadway, '''' 80 L.
oc 12.dlm .''l1" Ntails.