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market
WEEKLY sriTsssxr az LESTER, PALMER co.
Stock on hand Aug 81, 1855: nj.
First sort. ............'......'.... =; l1
Second soTt.....''....'''''''''''' ~, -
Third sort: .......'.'..''''''.''''' -
Condemned. ID
Total :.:....:i;...;.'''.'''' 500 ~ ~
co1roNHT rf ' %.rle si@et with ii DOING
sale, oo bales =, n udns q 10 sD.a The following
't Ts.%s. 'f Fs:isa Tssi. NO
$ Il: 5$:;;: ::I.I t, i i.
prices. Java hs. advanced &C. The sac, to-day iSelade 800
vanilla At oic SOC bsg Maricabo lOi9c; 700 ms Java
!. 4lc cO bags do a: i4c 20 bags E9sGayra at liS %
made public give the stock of all descriptions on hand to-
n.y. bn..........as 800 st. Domingo bsgs.... 1870
Darac aibo baes..... S6gl Sav.na Gags. 81,
L.ss'{ss aGiS '''' ''
demand continue. spilled aud price. are
much Al the Adaantue on the market have oesn tsSen
andtr cents first quality stars Cry second. aiS ne,d at &C.
ders ahead for California Australia and south America Plain
SPUR "a aSs tGs l'fe. and r.d
bR6s AND DYES ssn.sy qSis, d, sale; sEs 10 g
Dbl. Alum 2I 50 casks Cab Aqm,. az ttls a.. s..,a
ps afa ss ss Sss L.:s ,sa: Sod: "a :.
24e tor W cen,i - pois. sna 81 81 "o""'" 'o
and " cs.es Saapiis IA ~ g. s, al w.,.r,
FLOUR AMI AEAL-ihe ~ irot r1' 'ae' ."" - ~
Flour is unsettled, ana f,es are ~" - a. 9 g.
ellie ire inquiry nCie 500; citn"s n' 49, a.
delivery. bot the inquiry ialf rug per aae. Or
more pItniy and ihe market Is o"e a,a IL. -. "
cisiy fOrtew DO hm thd eom w 'u'
ofWs,'eIn Csa.i are S@S pIs -, a r., wh I
70 eooa ,t" 20 30 80 0b,. and ca = for sItrs Cen.
daha no I'm III, ~ $50 snd nominal S,ntbsr Flour /.
, A. IN Sood s,nsnd for the home tad, ana Tor
,ss. of 100 b a. "a 2i IS for mix I'd to good
brsnds Ae1ar dria and Baltimore, and fdt 10
or yorte fsncy and brands aud Richmond
i've Elonr IA oulet a. II 80 inc aud supera=. Meal
a, 7sI 1871 for Jersey $685. l2 for Brandy
wine and p 90 for puncbeOns.
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s-s5o sra al alsesss. a ts T,s.i ss4 Lssss be css
IASs Hssn.s. Iiess.sss ~. .sse 's-.,ss e h, -
sd IA NO. H. hss. Ne, 20 81, t--y fSss ssss ~ :
es<asss ba cUsrIa VII " ~ ssiis Hsa n -
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rAdvertisement-l
SPECIAL NOTICE
sNATCHEks!
Keep Jcur eyes 0pea
There VIII soon be chance for stealing
I'LL THADEus HYATT,
No. 10 Wes Broadway, v. Y.
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IAdyertisement. |

r LRoAD DlsAsTER.-IIsd the cars Of the
Csdsn and Aboy Compssy been sed with sppissess
o. CIoaxs BhAkrs terrible results Of THE late seedsn
svosld have been avoided.
me FEATURE Of plan Of closing Brakes that the snss
'of the train BE- eosed instantly from any part a s
su. mt or rear VIII Rslrosd Stockholders sbA nsnsssfs
ps>sa end q their Sapenisadsats aad mater sehss
- sase thsf They ~ study tbr isisfs and Ia
csqsfs The eo.o and safety u s travelling susnsly " -
ssspt M sssd appssSs eonpss bs Il 10 snes
W o. CsranrE, General Esnt q. r. I'm Ger gfsss Ga
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Advertisement.

Gas, GAs.-Several new styles Of Gas Fixtures,
SURPRISING in beauty and thing offered be-
fore at our great Manufacturing Depot Aso several new
imported by steamship from France and ENGLAND
ARCHER WAIVER 4 Co., No $40 Broadway.
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MiyATukE ALNAsAc...fHs DAY. "a,
eUs-Rlses...Gb Sets........,.b;o< hoVt-hN' -,
HIGB ~ATER...............THnu ' ,A
Sandy Hook. .i0:331 Gov. Island. - heLoa's" i'
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COTTON-The nsrke' 6rmer, with fair business doing;
sale. bales, udng 500 10 tTansu The following
oro:aors ,xhbt the basis OF the last transactions:
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ITfdveris-ueut1
JR ST,FFoRD's OLIVE TAR, TIE NEW ELEC-

mn RrNrpY-OLIvE TAR IS INHALED AND AfPLIEDj i
Is Sar raKEx Cures diseases ~ the - So,
= Ta,osT Iuycs NERVES MUSCLES, JoISTs AND SKIN.
sold At t,e 5mpanys Depot Nos p and u Ne S'st PIc
q hrffle.
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We acknowledge the receipt of 81 for the McRes
fund s. I'M L. Wet
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tAdyerrisemen'.1
De- H LER 3
FEvtR A6Us PILLS,
The MosT CONVENIENT,
SAFEST,
AID OpLY RADICAL CURE Sos
FEVER AGUs.
Sold by DEsBLfR Agent at the Depot no of Broad
way. n. T.. and by all respeeta lie dealers
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Internationally

iAdverNeneDtI 90.
BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERs-FOr Deatliy'
a, The complexion ersdceting ell pmpes or frecks
rom the face FETRiDsE Co.. Frank squsIe, New-foTsi
br s.le By C. T. RING. BIosdwt ;, and 81 Druggiso.
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Mr. and Mn. George Vandenhoir late Miss Ma
keahl have arrived in town and are stopping q; The
CANON House.
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Markets"CARrYuLLY REPORTED FOR TILE TRIBUsE

FKIDty. Aug 81. 1850
AsHEsThe market baoyaIt fer both hinds sales OF Do
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COFFEF-A activity 10 all descTp ion, az very fI
prce, Java hs. advanced &c. The to-day Include 800
bsss Rio At 500 DO LoE Grad at loo ITO bags Ss
vanilla AZ SOC bags MaTicabo l0Uc 200 mts Java
Al liic lC0 bags do I 20 bags Leguayrs at HE %
bag St. q, miDgo Ice, and 80 do rsseD on terms not
made public give the stock Of all descriptions hand
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A GIRL Losr.-Last Tuesday evening" about
se ste M about 10 years old ssted leave Of her mother
f little walk since which abe has not been heard
RON end h. mother IL IN the deepest distress Of her
scyiious disappearance He s Sarah June enmmsi OF
blaS hair snd black modest and rather
thld in hI ttmesnor and very Aheconae and o6edvat
Der NJ which makes the still rem1kshe Sls
.s very plsny dressed when abe LEFT home and there
known why she hou not have returned whein ew
issses tiom time that she eh home Any inioImsion
that can byen her soSt distracted mother No 1 Ninth
sv " 1t TIE Ohiee of the American Widows Relief Associs
ton No ia Greene st will be received with gratitude
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STABBisG CAsE-Last evening, a. members OF a
target company we've passing through Ienths scar Avenue
r. Of them Thomas Gallagher, stabbed by Germso,
~Ao strach him with tniie, nfetiug rather dangerous
end the left temple tbs wound dressed by d..
A.shera Police Phy,ieian, and Dr. sehwsieh
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FouSD DRowNED.-The body of an unknown N Al,
with nothing but shht found yesterday in the kAst
River near peek slip and inquest will be held today
tn body of boy ak years OF age named David
ksss< was iouua Yesterday In East River the foot Of
ftresAih The lsd bed been seen few hours yresoa.
pisSog the whs and supposed 10 have accidentally fallen
Sso w,.r Coroner Wi helm held inquest upon the
leay md verde, OF death BY drowning was rendered By
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
II sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
Opposiie the Court House

CO The subscribcrs lnLo lcasurc in notiyingfsyR
wa the Merchants of Virgnu, aml No'th Caro- cbssaS
Ina ar thcr -torh of Gnods for the scnson has becn
received nnd they prepared 10 serve their cus'
ian,r- md Others win mny Yisl this markct olay IN
ihoir toil supplies
II l., known lint We hive always kept nIge nnd va
led ns.ortment al Good ia onr iuc, nnd will only
ndd h At stock Il the present tcnsnn Ia unusnhly
large ard we'll n.anrted scceed entirely from Mnnninc
in person by the senior partner hose experience
f fifteen year- cnnboa him mike such selcctlons and
such III insure sueeessiu competition with
nny ,bbiug House North 81 South
serpt. MAJOR q MOORE
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SILVER, SILVER, SILVER

rErHE subscriber la. just finished vcry e
large sni ply Of Siyorwnre, emit lreng the "a
following urticier aSskk
Tlrcnled Table and Tcaspoou~, plain Table and frn
spoons threndcd Table Desert and Ten Forks, pln and
threaded soup. crenn aud gnvy Ladies, Snput Tones
an Spoons Cnke aud Butter Knives, Pie nnd Fruit
KNIVES, Salt aud Mussrd Spoons, Silver Cups and Cob
lets and Cream pucler liver Sugar Dishes, Spoons
and Bowls all wunenied pure coin.
A 50, II very handsome assitmpht Il pla ed n httn
Cnstors Gukc nnd Fruit Baskets. Gard Basket, lahr
md Tens spaons Cand.c.ticks, Satsta d.. Eggsands,
Water Pit, hers &c all warranted represented, at
tie sign oi the Euele. ffIOS. NOWLAN,
dec Cts Sycamore st.. Petersburg. Va.
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DISSOLUTION.

YENHE concern OF " son & Franhlin il this day dts
L solved by limitation. All persons havirg CLAIMS
against the Con viii present them to joseph H. WI.
son for pa, mrnt trose indebted TO the concern vi !
make pav,neal to Joseph II wilson. he hayins rnr
chased James Frank .in's interest in the concern.
JOS ~ WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September Ist 1884.
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LYNCHBURG, SATURDAY MORNING, JAM 70, 1855.
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation

Fall Importation
OF BARTENWARB AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles
lNIIE subscriber otrs the trade large aud waived
L stock Of Earthen~arc China and I'll 50, TIN pat
terms Of which were selected by himself IN person
Having naexperic of many years in thi' particular
business he feels grcn confidence in stating TINT in point
of price and quality, will compare lavoahly with y
other hnure in the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do Basins and Ewets, Jugs, Tea Ware, eto.
Blue Print, Flowing aud Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner and Desarrt Sets
De do Ia Tea aud Toilet sels
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band du ol ahovc variety
White Ghirn do OF above variety.
Common Ware nf every description, suithie Tor
" oc.alnr. which hc offers upon such terms for eISA
cannot fail to please
Fine Nhntcl Pier mud Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters IN Rrittania Ware
Safety. aud other Fluid aud Solar LamPs
Glass Narc in every variety.
All he n.A, is IA Gull and he feels assured his prices
will riv, snti- Suction.
His Pntheris one ni thehe-t in the trndo
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
sep Its JAS ID. Il. EVANS,
No. III Main street Rithmnnd. Va.
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DnUsH MOUNTAIN MILL s,ones.-

t1kRS SE NStNeAfN MILL STONES
Tie undersigned are procuring from then ce'-
luted quarry, the usa Mountain, MontgOmery couu-
". Mill Stones and Burrs OF the very best nliiy. The
reputation of thess stones arc widely kLo"G but II ID
Rurnad giving increased IA iitirs n filing orders,
wc Lave ap oiuted Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston and Lee
Johnson, LynrhhlrG, nEeuts for the snle al
nhu viii receiv orders and have then fulfilled tHs
tortrst no ice.
Our Address, b.. burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE y Go.
Jancs NJ Williams, Danvilr, V Reynolds 4 Co
leah ie, \. C. are a.,- ournsch .P.& Co
Feh li-dScts
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aEORGn D JONES & co.


nRuGGISTS, PETERSBURG. Va offer for sair Tor
- CASH or on approved CREDIT an rStenslvo
md vnried assortment Of Medicines. Paints Oils,
DYE .StuHs Window Glass, Soaps, Peif,Imery,
&c. Sc. Obtaining their supplies from manufacturers
nnd Importers ony, he5 pepurod II furnish pnle
nnd grnune Articles as low as eycan be bought ni ay
regulur lobhing house.
Their stock fit tho Fail rndc embraces Best freoch,
English aad American 0nininei Prme Cblmens aud
Nnnilla lnlgnes Prime II ondulHs Cnchnenl; Best Oh
i've OIL in bottles and casks; Pure White Lend, dry aud
ground in oil; Prime Omhro Mndlrr, bar'Is and
kcgs; Blue titrol IN bts. and kcg,i Exnct Logw uod,
IN boxes Spices of ali Luds whole and ground foPn-
lar Patent NJ, dcine. ol n kiads, ups uuI othr cx-
trac> for the handkerchief Gorr,nu Cologne tnroh-,
pomntun, tnr Beylo-, &c &c, Sr
sep 9la
/ ECUHgCE, We hn,e a
- sood sapply oi Lcorioe ol approved hrnds-E o.
ale on accommodating
THOS. BRANCH y SONS.
sp9l.is Petersburg, Va.
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= NEBCE The suhsrribcr. having rpt psed ot
John u. rrnnkin hia interest in th" concern ut
lhr house. door 10 Lihclty Narchouse. under
ll,r firm aud style oi fophlin \ Bret' They rron
fucjr hau,s thcr tr,,is aud the public generally
for the bern patronage .sieirl To 1hen fai lle -pl
limr Hey have bee. in tie Grocery md Commits .ion
hu.ur.- ard on.f respectfully 'olicit continuance of
Tia, rne; prom -oe their hc4t cxrrtons give
salisi lcton To al wiz may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN.
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
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All " ll,oill interest J

Alan over 100. 600 Paintings Statues Med Charts
Albums, Valuable Books, and Portfolios of Enrrnvings
mopg IN nll 100 900 gifts, which will be distributed bv
n committee appointed by the Shareholder. nnd for
urdcd foc of chrge b" he Publies obedicn servants
DA SllALLh CO..
4s6 Broadway, hew York.
Order. for Encrn9ines and Tic cts in ,hi, great en-
teprisc dny arriving from II parts 81 tho United
Sptos n11 CannIa, which warrant ~ 10 pom sing a
very curry ay f,r the distribution. Applications should
he mndr immediately only certain number Of Tick
et' en- be sold LeHer- with the money enclosed to
be- r"rnl, and the Engraving aud Ticker will he for
wnrAfi free DASHAII Il Co
de- l3-,l MAJ 4S6 Broadway. New York.
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s.mA.s.aaNEroR n. XoIsK :,

y. .HaABI LINE FOR u. Sotsk
-. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE first cm,a double engine Stonmshir a TN r
Haanohc, Capt. Thomas Skinner, caves City --Sssa'
Foiu for New forh Every Saturday morni1r ~ 10 a.
gock touching Norfolk Tie Janest,wn, Gad
Edward Cnyendy luavos us heretofore, Every t'esdN
ryoline touching Norolk. Trains hy lIn'I td flon
rortsbulg connect with cuct sl +.
Passengers leaving Lynchhng on ruesdHy corning
VII arrlve il. ,iwo l the Junestown City roGt.the
-lmc ryeuinr. at7 cluch and those lowing on l'id1
N1l las oyi IN r,rfalts thu nisi nnd conneol wit
tn kotnokc. uc,t mntniui At 10 "'c.ocl.
Pntsorc AMI lntc inm fotai-husF, including
state itapm4 Rlo 60
siec.are t4is-af. !, 80
2a.-osaao r'rrc te N,,Coll slno ~ hs ,oc kNcr
Steniu,,-
For Eleif O, r.. .er nrl5s la
SAM Ell, g. BAPTl ST Pei, r.lmg
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NEW BOOKS at MORSBS

LNUnGE DOINGS, by Ike Marvel (Mitchcll) The
i Wife, Victory bv Mrs Souhwonh Youth oi Jet-
icrson, Idp May by Mary Lonedon lloart's Ea.e. by
author of" Heir oi Redcic.'
The White Dove, tor children, by Il. W. rownsond
Southern Home, by Vrgininn.
Leaves from the Tree Igdms,l by NJ. Russell
fhe News Boy,
Iups nnd Mshnrs. by Grace Greenwood
This, Tint and the Other,
The Know Nothing
khihnrine Ashton.
Ladies' Guide To Crochet nnd Knitting,
Bayatd Ia, Central Africa
Lard oi the Saraccn,
kfotcfs LIE of Meanclton.
Cummings Lccl afes IN tho Seven Clmfehos : 50, n
host of = cup Publications, Frank Le-e's Mueazne o
Fashion for .lnrunrA iuu Il-is
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TO TIE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 aii who use Liquor as n Medi-
cine or as a BeVerage

Physicians who peser'be Alcoholic Liquors for medi-
rna purposes should give the preference 10 WOLFE'S
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
!. II il nanuiuctured Al Schedam, in Hoi'a, d, and
',clnsiycly in III" acol5 OF tte proprietor Icy proces-
and fom material rLcwhrit unemrloy.i ond un-
known, .f zHa
; 1t ia proved by the repeated analysis Of several
eminent chemists, to be entirely IN from tie pernicous
luil oil which remons in every kind Of liquor dstiled
iron grain, and which Is the OF the and
siseetu dom cement, serious onseston, nnd morbid
iesrc foi huhitua and Incorporate Indulgence, which
~ Il liquors invariably tend to supetpduee
}. II Is proved by 'ame nneriins tests that tho
Juniprt GIN not favored with the coarse, acrd and
indgcsrihe oil of jupiter heretofore used but with
tie sP' clhrally lighter volatile. aromatic and
licn4 Of the Two essential oils Of the Italian juniper
berry, neglected by every other manufacture.
4 1t !. chemically proved to be absolutely pure in its
recticHtiona quality obtained by entirely pro-
res. and which other Holland Gin in he world has
acquired
) 1t il rovrH By extensive medical experience and
testimony 10 bea efficient as well MS agreeable
r il many of ncipeut dropsy. ginvel, chronic
gut ihennaim. ilauleuce colo, concreiions in the
bidney and bladder, dyspepsia fever AM ague. general
ishty, sluggish circulation of tho blood deficient
-innlntion oi food aud exhausted vital ereigy.
&. 1t ia mot grateful and renovutng corda.. and.
when used MS ected, inla,ne- the in
duees nebrety but tends rather subdue the latter
aiity by creh udisike 10 ali inferior liquors. And
ii invariably thu i'll effects f bad water, wheth
~ swamry limestone districts. In ull of these
enumerated qu ,tic' 1t has rival In any ket in the
world.
Snce the iuti oducon of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States number OF Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
comnencei coun,ereiling it, The genuine is only sold
in qunt and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped in yellow
paper, with my name the bottle, cork, ana label.
would ndvi.e those who il medi naly, purchase
y the bottle Bars und Hotels frequently fiji my bot
tle' with common gin and sell Il for the genuine For
tfle ly all the respectable Druggists in the United
Sfult4 UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manuiaciur.r and Importer,
lS, 20. and - Beaver-si., New York.
tn, word Schnupps" belongs exclusively TO my arti-
Gle. al others counterfeit.
d3in
lnr sulc III j. II. THOMPSON d COS
New Drug Store.
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PRESCRIPTIONS N.-The subsc, ibers having dis.
~ pos.! Of their rmirn stock to Messrs. falf,rro
~ Ham ltou would respectfully ga upon those indcb
81 thcm forward and settle, as is cssontiu
that their busnes, be closed up at early p,Tud
po,sjhe In retiring from the prscefy business they
urn their sincere KS their irea,s and customers
Tor the liberal bestowed upoa them and
nsk continuance of c ssmc 10 ne. concern Office
at the old stanl. DILLARD OGDEN
dc, - u
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= 10 600 lbs. Gotton Yarn,--lust received and fn
4slc on consignment by
mo-, I5ts McC 1RkLE o. JoNBS'
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jan 8
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-10
WHOLE NO. $40.
Firmness.
BY pHGsE cAnRY.

49,
Well, let him 20, and let him stay;
| do not mean 10 die;
guess he'll find that can live
Without him, If try.
He thought to frighten me with frowns,
50 terrible and black;
He'll stay away a thousand years
Before ! ask him back!
He said that had acted wrong,
And foolishly beside;
wont forgive him, after that;
| wouldn't ifI died.
Ii ! was wrong, what right had he
To be SO cross with me2
know I'm not an angel quite,
don't pretend to be.
He had another sweetheart once,
And now when we fall out, Fl
lie always says she was not cross,
And that she didn't pout.
1t is enough to vex a saint
It's more thnn can bear;
wish that girl of his was
Well, don'ttare wherel
He thinks that she was pretty, too !
Was beautiful as good;
wonder if she'd get him back
Again, now, if she could?
know she would, and there she is
She lives almost in sight;
And now it's after nine O'Clock
Perhaps he's there tonight
I'd almost write to him to come,
But then I've said won't;
! do not care so much, but she
IShan't have him, if j don't.
Besides, know that was wrong,
3s And he was in the right;
] guess I'll tell him so-snd then
wish he'd come tonight!
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-10

w ton ever offered TO the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVISS
PAIN KILLER. Thousands of persons were they
called upon 10 do So would checrfully testify that
they have used il for various ills with the most sat
isfactory success IL is within our own knowledge,
that an immense amount of suffering has been re-
eved by it. Its proprieters, Messrs. Perry Davis
Som save pains or expense in order to satisfy the
public Being strictly honorable men, they observe
the utmost uniformity in the manufacture Of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials Of which it is
composed are carefully selected, none but the best
quality being used. BY these MEANS the high rcpu-
taton which the Pain Killer has long since acquired,
s at all times triumphantly sustained. In view Of
these facts, we by no means surprised TO learn
rapidly increasing. While we congratulate our friends
generally that so valuable preparation as the Pain
Killer is placed within their reach we must be per-
mitted 10 rejoice at the we.merited success OF its
liberal ard enterprising proprietors. Providence
PERRY DAYISS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
VOLUNTARILY, conscientousy, and with much plea.
sure, we recommend TO our readers the above-named
medicine. espeak from our own observation md
experience, when say, that il removes pain as If
by magic from all parts OF the body and is Of the
best medicines in for checking diarrhGa and
moving the premonto symptoms Of cholera. IL
Is applied both internally and externally with the
best Effects and who have used the Pain Killer
would willingly be without il constantly in their
houses. ~ Cincinndti EDe1ainq NVnpdriek
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray h Ballantyne, and
John 4. Mortimer, Washington, y. Co. HIsdf Ea1
nov 9--d3m f.,
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conjure you to believe me, citizens the jeal
ousy OF free people ought 10 be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
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ehielding ourselves from foreign influence political
commercial or In whatever form 1t may be attempted.
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