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Bold Attempt at Bank Robbery.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Nov. 10, 1855.
At nine O'Clock last evening the clerk Of the Pycho
Bank going into thu bank for the night he seized
by two men, who had been awaiting him in the dark pas
sage They demanded of him where the cashier lived,
which he refused to tell when OF them plunged
knife at his breast which penetrated his coat bat struck
thick wallet with coin in it. which saved wound The
clerk then shouted MURDER and the burglars He'd No.
iue to the would be robbers has vet been obtained
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Of desperate gambler for the vote Of the
South. We shall see which wins in the House
Of Representatives; Mr.. Pierce and his South
ern ultras, upon Whitfield; the black repuoii-
cans with Recder, or Gen. Glass; with his plan
of sending both Whitfield and Reeder back for
fair and constitutional trial before the people
Of Kansaa.
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Mw YORK HrRALD-EDrTION FOR EUROP1
fhe Cunard mail steamship Asia, Capt Lott, win leave
Boston Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool.
M European mails win close in this city at quarter
- two o'clock this afternoon.
ne herald printed in English and French) viii be
p.sAshed at O'Clock in tho morning Single copies,
n wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
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II Europe
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Dhe contents OF tho European edition Of the HERALD
zen embrace The received by mail and telegraph At
ne e6ce during the previous week. and 70 the honr Of
Sahscati0n.
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Mails FOR the Pacific.

TIE NEW YORK HERALD-CALIFORNIA EDITION.
rhs United States mail steamship Empire City, Capt.
wende viii leave this port this afternoon at two o'clock
Cor AspiDwan.
The mails for California acd other pass of the Pacific
uLl close Mt O'Clock.
The NEW YORK WrEuy Observation-Disclosures edition
containing the latest inteinrce from all parts OF the
world viii be published eleven O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies wrappers, ready Tor mailing, sixpenoe
Ageots Will please send in their orders early posi-
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TUE BARRETT RESuu.-Ths affair takes place this
evening, at the Academy Of Music. The Merchant Of
Venice and School for Scandal n--shakespere and
sheridanwill be produced, with powerful cast. The
Academy win be crowded.
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BosroS, Nov. 10, 1855.
The new chip Isaac II. Bcardman, which ashore
Whales Back, Portsmouth, " H. on Saturday, got
of the evening without damage, and towcd to
yesterday. The brig Black Hawk, Parks, f,om New
York for Calais, put into Provinceown last nigh. with
loss of rart OF deck lead
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WILL THERE BE WAR?--We are positively
Informed this time that if the British minister
Champion is not speedily recalled he will be
finally dismissed. Cushing appears to have
stirred up Marcy to the fighting point on this
issue; but will he stick? VIII there be war;
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T II = L Attest NEWS.
Important from washington.

Important from Washington.
OUR RELATIONS WITH RN0LAND-rHE RIAL CAUSE
OF THE INCREASE OF THE BRITISH WEST INDIA
FLxKT
WASHINGTON Nov. 10, 1855.
The trouble with England Ia settled It il thought
that the administration little In doubt about ts own
position. II Is given out that the Pacific brought
that the increase of the British West India feet
had nothing to do with the Central American question:
This merely satisfy the public The real of
the increase Of the English feet the American coast
Is to be found in the peculiar instructions Of Attorney
General Cushing to the District Attorney Of Philadelphia
any will take the trouble look dates and facts
they Will ascertain that within twentyfou hours after
the receipt Of the In London Of the rial Of Hertz
In Philadelphia, the addition to the West India feet
was under sailing orders And have information that
when Cushing's two curious letters Of instructions
reached England demand for redress was made by
British government and that demand Is ro,o before
Cabinet at Washingon. This is fact and an important
fact tooY Will England the United States recede ?
That is the questionsoon indeed, to be engrossing
question. More on this subject in day two.
ore.
THE FORTHCOMING MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT
wIsE's PROSPECTS, FOR THE sUccEssIoN, VIC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1856
The Cabinet did not meet to-day, it is their custom
to do owing to the fact that the President had not
pleed his Message, having been assiduousy employed
upon II Tor the last forty eight hours ana expressing tina
desire learn, not to be interrupted until it il finished
Therefore, Cabinet meeting may be expected to-mor
row. when the Message will be discussed In all its merits
demerts. You rely upon this--it win be fGll Of
/" sound and fury," sgnfying a strong procvity for
reelection.
Mr.. Wse's friends here to think that the Pose
and Titune's endorsement of him as a candidate for
President will effectualiy kill him for the nomination
The Judges Of the Court of Claims have vacated the
Supreme Court roon and viii temporarily occupy the
used by the Committee Of Ways and Means. |
learned this evening that they have procured
the west wing Of Wizards Hotel, private conference
room, 1t having been fitted up expressly Tor them.
ID.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1856.
In the Court of Claims, to-day, Samuel G. Reid, Jr,
continued his argument in the the prvaeer brig
General Armstrong.
The Cabinet did not hold its regular session to-day Tho
President is busy with his Message. Z.
The Missouri United states Senatorship.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 10. 1855.
In the Missouri Legislature Saturday last rcsou
ton go into the election United States Senator on the
last Monday Of the present month"; read twice. and
after elaborate discussion, was finally passed.
Know Nothing Celebration.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 10, 1856
The American party in this city having trium-
plant Qualification this evening" in honor OF recen1
State victories.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10 1855.
stocks steady Pennsylvania State SIS, s2l. reading
Railroad 55L Long bland Railroad, 12I Norris Canal.
tx; fennsyvana Railroad, 42A.
buffalo, Nov. 1e-12a0 p. NJ.
Flour firm at former rates. Wheat-Sales OF Mwauke-
spring at 81 Is. Corn 8skc. Oats unchanged. STATE
barley--Small sales at 81 SO.
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The Weather nj the Eastwad.

BOSION, NOV. IT. A. NJ, It55..
light snow Is falling here. At Bangor, inch Of
fell this morning, The weather being quite
cold At Easport the weather is clear and COLI and
Calais IL In the same
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1876.
y. Debust, eminent mneraogst Of NORTH. Carolina,
committed suicide by cutting his throat at h hotel in
this city, this morning. account OF pecuniary embar
He the discsyerer of gold In North Caro-
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Knox Kney,n = |. Thing orr T,x

Knox Kn0yss "Thtng TwG.--Undcr~
standing that in spite of the great many OF
would be made the result Of the election be
superfnc lot Of hts head Of TIE latest syes and
prepared 10 sell them ct the lowest prices All OF Kncxs
beautiful and good but this surpssses any he
ever before made Knox be found at the Broad
way and Fulton street. Anybody In want of bat tia
be AurpRssed will do well 10 cali on KNOX
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0ameo-DagucrreOsype.- Style or Like
ness eSceeI all Others yet offered pubne beauty or
ndessrucubihiy. wiIIIAlsONss proosiyn "
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PremIum Ambrosypcs-The Most Brilliant
and beautifully colcred are taken al ~ H. LEWIS fae 80.
ham street Pupils instructed In all The improve
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Total. .''''''a &c.,, Il
rhH1Dg on. J@,USO
Majority in the State against fusion ao1 1l2
The Know Nothings have gained upwards of
$4,000 votes, the democratic hard shells have
gained some $4,000 and odd, the black repub-
licans have lost upwards of 22,O0O-but, most
of all, between the administration and Prince
John Van Buren,, his promised soft she'll plu-
rality Of $4,000 isreduced to dead loss, as
compared with the soft shell vote of last year,
of more than 10000 men, equal to the main
army Of Prince Gortschakoff.
And here is the difficulty. While the aggre-
gate State vote as compared with that of last
year, falls short only some $4,000, the admit
nistraton soft shell decrease is 10000, so that
if we allow that all who staid at home at the
late election of the said $4,000 were Van Blu
rem soft shells we have still $4,000 softs to
account for, who voted either the hard she'll, or
Know Nothing or Seward ticket this time, iq
preference to remaining any longer with the
faction of President Pierce and Prince John.
Where did these 10000 stray softs go? Or
we're they liquor wings who went last year for
Seymour?
The vote for President in 1852, and rea-
sonable allowance for the increase of the vot-
ing population of the State since that day,
will show that there is yet strong reserve be-
hind in our aggregate vote, which no subse-
quent election has brought out. Here IS the
vote Of 1852 -
FOR fierce dem. Sol, VOC
se1.t' wing. I $50
-
Add sar Increased nonr.i;or a0 Oo
M .A.o, :. A.. M.,. .,...;. =; ISse
IN 20 go. ~. ~
W. ao1Do7. ~ -any W ~ o'o'ooo' ~
a.. &c S 9. 'oe f'rA 100 oa>
And this vear,s tota, vote At 4a5ooo
There is deficit OF 10000
lying dormant in the late election; out where
this reserved vote belongs can only be de-
termlned by the PRESIDENTIAL election OF 1886,
whIch VIII doubtless bring out every voter In
inc onlteu states mat can get TO the polls.
Inc vote OF this state Tor PRESIDENT, IN 1902
in connection with this late election, is worth
looking at, economically. For example -
Inc whole anhtdemocratic vote IN 1897
was
For For 1 Hale Ssso
go,
r. Ios. 49, .; :,. .'.:
For ueoa,sv Knor No,h,.n ,4s7aa
For King fusion la42ao
Tota, $50 oss
An opposition Increase of 20, 900, whereas,
the democratic vote this year. az compared
with that for Gen. Pierce, shows a democratic
loss of 6s, 900, which leaves sufficient margin
for the desertion of 10000, or even 10000 de-
mocrats hard and soft, to the Seward fusion
lists or the Know Nothings.
Another fact, the actual combined vote of
axle a xocx 10 rol, ~ too
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hmproveu Ambrotypcs.-Burgesx. No. 20y
Broadway Is now taking superior pictures By this new pro
se,. which rivals All sun portraits hercsoioge polac.d
spotsu
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urs or he rfch fUrs Tor The economcal us the
furs Tor The Innocent cheap ars high pced ius Eight
DARK colortd furs, and One furs and
braeed Knoxs stock which examine mot place
APPOINT upon ~ you have not for they
N every variety shape, color style and qualify a. biz popu
lar ard conveniently located establishment corner
troadwny and Fulton street Ladies' furnish yourselves with
fuIe, aud be sure 70 do IL nj n Nnxis.
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procure at KHAPP's only ceebfae gAl.ers - oss
way, between Broon,e and Grand srees larger aaa ,,
kenes colored, Including case. for "a cent sg eisr.
charge enc aud two dollars Tor. Jusf TN. - ~'
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ysaaIhe FUR season having Opened the attention lade Is
nsHed 10 The lage and comprehensive NUTS
,corines. cloaks cun gloves, &c. The bakas- Including
Every species OF furs, and 81 male
test styles announced IN Paris for the coming SIN
Alnsr, No 0l9 broadway. So. NIcholas Iinlel.
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,o q hne black or. - and rock ahion.by Gu
selling EVANS ciohng warehouse IS aud Il Fsln street
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ssu's csHvss- Soh rOT&et-D nkct0
PRoCHs clothing establishment 5000 ~ every
A. me lowest cash prices The parens DO
4 uited from this immense stock
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Furs, OF NIL Styles and Qualities, and In
poetic he broadway theatre. -
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FAMILY JARs-TnE KANSAS QuEsrioS-TnE
HoyE ORGAN or GEN. CAss LECTURES THE
CABINET ORGAN AT WASHINGTON The Detroit
Free Pres, the home organ of Gen. Cass, reads
the Washington Union wholesome lecture in re-
ference to its late impudent interferences in the
local concerns of the democracy ia this State,
that State and the other. In the course Of THIS
reprimand, the Free Press says
There Ia OTHER point going to touch. The
Washington Union il extremely anxious that Whitfield
should be admitted the delegate ON Kansas We hope
he will not be admitted And hope to- that Rcedcr
viii not be admitted The admission Of whitfield will be
virtual recognition by the House 81 Representatives Of
the authority OF the pseudo legislature OF Kansas and u
the validity q all its dsgaceful and monstrous acts and
the admission Of Beeder viii icgaiize irregular and
e cton therefore II Is that trust both viii
be rejected and the whole matter sent back TO the people
az kaneas.
This is, doubtless, the ground occupied by
Gen. Cass On the contrary, Mr.. Pierce having
been run out Of the North entirely, from New
Hamr shire to Wisconsin, is playing the game
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having commenccd the attention of the ladies' is invited the
large and comprehensive assortment, OF NUTS vciornes
common, and AL made up in the best For sale
Wholesale and RETAIL by GESN, No. 2i4 Broadway opposite
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firm, with sales at fun prices. Indian closed at
CSC. looc. for good Western mixed. Pork was IN
changed, with moderate sales. The coffee market
was active, and embraced sales Of about ii 900 bags
Rio, prices of which ranged from logo. lllc-
Sugars continued frm with moderate sales of hogs
heads. About ID 900 bags Of Manila were sold at
about SIC. Freights were steady, with moderate
engagements.
The steamship North STAR now in her seventeenth
day from Havre via Southampton for this port, had
not made her appearance OF the Hook up to late
hour last night. She brings intelligence day
later than the news brought by the Pacific
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NhUW NUSxkHS OCHcUKWtiUHs
ROCHESTER, Nov. 10, 1855.
The American party in this city having trium-
plant gorfcaon this evening" in honor Of their
State victories.
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These afhdasits, with the other documents
which we have already published, give all the
facts which 1t will be in the power of the com.
mittee TO arrive at They 10 not in the least
alter the opinion already formed by the pub
lie, that there is nothing whatever in the case
to justify lite being made sabjec, Of quarrel,
As the enlistment question appears new 10 he
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ST. LOUIS, Nov 10. 1855.
In the Missouri Legislature Saturday last rcsolu-
on to go into the election United States
last Monday Of the present month"; read twice. and
after ON elaborate discussion was finally passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
Horrible

Every Democrat should burn with IA vindc-
tive desire to dip his dagger in tho blood of the
assassin that conspres not only the destruction
of the party, but the overthrow of the liberties of
the country."- Richmond Enquirer of Mon
day.
Who don't feel scared nowl Ought not every
Wing and Know Nothing in the land to shud
der! Did you ever hear such brave, cool talk
Every Democrat should burn with n vndictive
desire TO DIP his DAGGER in the bood"--of the
Wings aud Know Nothngs and anti Wise men
generally Why, our neighbor is surely the
most cruel and blood thirsty individual on earth
Why should he he so anxious to murder every
body who opposes Mr. WISE is somethig entirely
unaccountable. Is that the only hope you have
of securing Wise's eleeton--by killing off those
who design voting against him. A remarkably
eiiectual method, it is true, but will it work
smoothly, think youl "Dpping Ddggers" Now,
that is awful 1t is too bad 1t is indeed an un-
necessary refinement of cruelty. Why, If our
ncighbor would only be satisfied TO prick, or stick.
or thrust "a dagger" into our inof'ensive carcas
ses, we might be disposed to submit. But the
idea of dipping, digging. gouging dagger into
body makes feel decidedly curious. Wonder
if our bloody minded neghbor and his faithful as
sooiates very expert in the dip-dagger' ex-
orcise! 1t is important that all the anti Wise men
in the State should begin to take lessons them
selves. There is no telling how they may
be required to take hand at the "dip dagger
game. 1t is an entirely new game in this part
of the country, and Of course, little practice is
necessarily before the initiated can prudently
play at IT. Who is the professor of the dip dag
ger" science in Richmond Will our neighbor
oondescend To lot q heathen know!
There is one thing about the dip dagger bus
mess that we don't exactly understand. We can
readily perceive how man not Know Nothing
can be dipped into by ferocious dagger but
how is it possible to :'dp dagger the invisible
and intangible Sam! And yet Sam is the very
individual who is producing all the mischief in the
country, and who renders our neghbor so very
uneasy and becose. How, we pray to know,
can anything in the shape of carnal weapon
hurt Sam? No mortal man has
touched him, though he has been smelt and felt,
and heard of by great many persons and in
great many places. aaal
Mr. Wise has been chasing the mischievous ras-
cal for three whole months, and yet swears he
has neither seen nor touched him in all his trav-
els. He though, has evidently smelt him ooea-
sonally, and heard of him frequently, and will
fei him too, most awfully about the last of May.
Sam was in Alexandria on Tuesday, big as lille
and twice as natural and yet nobody saw him
he was fell though, for he sprawled more than q
score of spoil seeking gentry at single blow
Now we are curious to know how our neigh
Dor of the Enquire can "dip his dagger into
that indiyidual!-Ri Whig. mic
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LYNCHBURG THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH l. 1888.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT EXCIrEMENT.!-

NWEAT ENtIFENFNT! !!-N0re New
n Books. ~ Ninm4 y llnnrrr s.--"hero they
toll to nrtisr in time, under all circnu stances
| lie and Beauties Of Fanny frrn Tho Whole world Is
retdinr This hook
Thu Initials. slory ol moiern r--n wok Of thrilling
interest,
Ihs Nurinm Queen; hy J. Frederick Sm.ih author OF
w oman anl He, Master bred Vernon" Sc
fald U-mpntien,
Rryicw Of the speech Of tie Hon Chandler, Pa
Ruth Hall, new supply,
Ida Norman, by Mr.. Lincoln Phelps,
III News BOY. II, IoRethet# with lot e cNrra fine
STATIONERY, fnr the Lodlss Also, iargo supply of
NEW MUSIC
Amongst Which mnN be louud tn, following beautiful
son tHify Ii>pc,- Gn al New from Home Sad
Nv lrou llunr, fhc Know Nothing .one. How Sweet
a. the Roscs. tufcthcr with mhny other ngs Duets,
tlre-, 80. CoIl immcliaieI1 nj
WILLIAMS & llOOPERS.
tSo'r'-.lr. II Il, a Nlam.,l und supply Your.
srIyrs. ,roIrs
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NEW CONCERN.
VILLA a. HOOPER,,
DEALERS ~
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.

FE'HE sIbscr her. hnve tn day formed 80 part
l. ship for the purpose al conducting, in al it,
branches, the Book, Stationery aud Fancy husness IN
iile large granite building doors above the Ncrve
House and opposite the Warwick. They will keen con
stnnty hul la,Ee supply Of Mu.c, Pianos, Accnr
dinns and many other musical instruments, which
they earucsty invite the attention of cir fiend- ind
tie public. Il. A. W lLlAMS,
b. s. HOOPER
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aSIAN'gED 70 HIRE,

ASIANEED TO H;AsE.-Ihc .ubscrio"t'
Nv wish to hire Tor their woIk 81. tlr W. Tenn,
.a.raad, in the Mountain rcgion Of Va. enmher If
ro,a and boys, for which hern hire viii he puld.
10y have had long experience IN the management 4
srnes, and are then7elvcs inrgs owners. llted 30
,tars viii receive the same r.hIn.""' IN u
la7t taey give their own. One of rs can -"'" ~
l,trhnire. my time, tili the I0d ljnrIary t'
NaaHlHttoa Hofr II McCofhle simpson i ,uc-,
,rut Mcdaniel & Hunts, They viii also hpY rn1
aays. dec - dnct- SCOTT ADAMS.
,16Sg'sss TgeGNEAEN iitGA siorrS.-
- The tersignrd are proeats from tH-ir cc.,
it,o auarry, the Bu-A Mountain montgomery rouu.
~ Mil Stones and Burrs OF the very beat quaiy h'
r,pntnfon OF tbeys stones widry kt owa, but n
alIruai giving increased taeltrs hlinc ORDER,
Sc tyeap uiucd Mcdaniel, iiur 4 Preston. and Ice
: loln.nr Lynchburg agents for the sne ntp II
Mn v il recriv ordrr- and have them fulfilled
,luftrs' no'ice.
1ar AdI,r,s Bt4 burg Montgomery county Va,
ISBAEL FEICE& & Co,
Jlac, ". Williams, DoayiHe. y Kryno1- & c"
leat .ilc. y. Z. are air" ourugenl p. Co
feh I4-isct4
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RAILROAD, Hay and coal SCALES, set in any
part ufthrcpuntrY. NJ short notice.
G. G. LIYERMORE, Tr0retiing Agnt.
ma 23 Vino
have On hnnd nm assortment Of the nbove Sscsle
winch W." se'i nj Factory prices
i. T. RNCkER ,Ag't.
an i0t. t.ynchbutg Va.
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DUILrENG MATERIALS "a, C0sT.
tENTLEmEN,s FAs7IIONs-FOR

TENTLEMEN'S FAs7fiONS-FOK
VI SPRING l855.-Ths subscriber ha, received
>aos unr,valled Report of Fashions ior Spring, 1853.
Cent men e.pecfuly invited TO call and examine.
he craft supplied with copies a; sl,50, CASH.
All persons indebted to the subscriber are respect
lily aud urgently solicited to call and settle
wish To start North by the 10Th March
nar5-ts WIN. L. PAGE.
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NEW CONCERN

Nentenber l.t 1871
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MKnBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SukdEoN9
Tonon Graduate from one Of ti most eminent loeEesoi t
in ;he Hospitals London Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere
s objected some the astonishing cha; were eve
tnoy Many troubled rinrngi the and head whe
seep af ousucss beng alarmed at sudden sounds an
btshfunes with 4iuont hlrsins attended sometimes WI"
1nrun.-1u.ut II luluI. cnrel mme-llaleLy
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t,srlE LITTLE GIANT CORN aNE
1 ECUEsyCE! LlCOitICE.-Wo l.

4 GOOD supply Of Licorcc Of Improved brud--f
ale on accommodating terms
TIIOS BRANCH & SONS,
sepoI.ts Prtrrsbarp Va
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Al for +alc by j. II Sony. u X Lannn. II
Thompson 4 Co, Esnchbue, Va, and by den or- il
hrllcincs everywhere. srp5 ~