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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-24

The ladies of Bardstown, KY, through the Editor
of the Louisville Democrat, presented to George D.
Prentice urn, with the following address in COM
memoration of his signal services, during the cleo
ton butcheries il Louisville, viz
LOUISVILLE, August 18th, 1855.
GEO. D. PRENTICE Esq.-Dear Sir Il have been
requested and instructed by the ladies of Bardstown
to present to yon in their name, the Urn which the
bearer of this note will deliver to you as slight
testimonial of their appreciation ofyour distinguished
services in behalf of the American party. They
feel that the country is much indebted to you for
your devotion to the great principles which our
government and party based, viz: The burn
ing of the churches of the impudenG Papists the
roasting, stewing and frying alive of the vile Dutch
and Irish, eoonaen and infants, VIGOROUSLY, tri-
umphanty, and gloriously achieved in this city on
last Monday night by whose souls were in
spired and arms nerved at your patriotic instiga-
ton.
This Urn contains some of the trophies won bv
the American" party on Monday, viz: The hearts
of Dutchmen, the ashes of Irishlnen the brains of
anti-American infants and portion of the burned
flesh of Quinn (broher of deceased Popish priest)
all of whom were burned Glipe on Monday night
for the safety and perpetuity of national well
fare The offering will be the more acceptable we
assured, when you informed that the charred
and burned PARTICLES and the brains of infants here
with rendered the remains the identical remains
of the aoomen and intants who shamefully fired
upon and killed the brave of the great Ameri-
can party, whe died breathing lofty aspirations in
the cause of liberty, the Union, and the national
prosperity"
Accept sir this Holocaust-these remains of wo
men and rascally Dutch and Irish sucking infants
as testimonial of your devotion to the protection
of " American rights"
Ky. Statesman.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-24
LIST OF PREMu1Ms

azsgsf STATE Agricultural ,Societv "'' w. G.
we give below list of the Premiums .u.
by the Judges at the late Fair There Nv, a"arded
OMISSIONS or errors IN the list. We have Oe
been able to procure the report on Fruit onI not
Trees, as it was not handed in before tb "Lu Fruit
reading out the premiums. nour for
BRANCH LIVE STOcE
FIRST DIVISION.
First Ctass- Thorough6red Eel
Best Stallion over years old, Gen. NJ T. H,n
kins, LIST premium, Law
End best Stallion over years old, W. F. pstt$S 25
End premium, fettS,
Best Brood Mare over wears old Con ,r 10
Hawkins, 1st premium, H. L.
End best Brood Mare over years old D ~ ~ 10
eron, End premium, 0SHl-
Best Mare over and under years old Gen 40
L. Hawkins LIST premium NJ
The committee cannot withhold their ad;lO
of yearling colt the property of Gen NJ = Gn
kins, and recommend him to the considerota Law,
the Discretionary Committee. OF
William r. Holt, j. .. Kirkland, Walter Gvvn,
Committee. wynn
End Czass-Quick Drought and Saddle Horse,
Best Stallion over 4 yrs old, S. O'Bryant lst
premium, a.
Second best Stallion years old, F. NJ pa zo
ker, I'd premium, >,
Second best Brood Mare over years old 8. ~
Bryant, I'd premium,
DSSI pair lIdICueu OaFTlaSe-hOrSeS raised in tho
State, w. Fl. Holderness, LIST premium, On
One Colt, years, DID, Alb. Scott, LIST premium ~ y
One Black Horse, Jacob Sorrel LIST pre- N
One Harness Horse, S. T. Cuthberston, LIST nro ~
MUM,
G. Fl. JORDAN, Chm.
Srd CIass-HeaOy DraugAt Horses.
End best Stallion over years old, Jno HAYES
End premium, en-
Best Brood Mare over years old, Startling Par s1O
IRISH, LIST premium, X
In this class the committee examined very en-
Gray Horse years old, exhibited by S. O'Bryant
Of Roxboro, being superior to any horse in this l
exhibiton-all other horses were ruled ont fo
the first premium. In consequence of this borSa
having drawn premium the n c. State Fair
last year. the committee could not award the Same
horse premium this year. Given under our hands
this 18th of October, 1865.
H. I. Clark, j. A. Whitaker, j. NJ Cunningham
Committee.
JACKS AND JENNEITS.
Best Jack, with approved certificates, imported
A Walker q Co., LIST premium, $40
Best and largest Jack, raised in the State, Gen,
NJ Z. Hawkins LIST premium, 90
Best and largest Jennette, raised in the State, s.
w. Cotton, 1st premium, 10
John S. Dancy, S. P. Hill, Alexander B. Haw-
kins, Committee.
SECOND DIVISION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-14

BAIzAc AND TIE THIEF.-A few nights ago,
says French paper, one of our most distin-
guished authors, NJ. de Balzac, was lying awake
in bed, he saw enter his room cautiously
and attempt to pick tho lock of his writing desk,
The rouge was not little disconnected at hear
ing a loud laugh from the occupant of the apart
ment, whom ho supposed asleep.
"Why do you laugh sir p asked, the thief
al am laughing, my good fellow" said M. do
b., "to think what pains you are taking and what
in desk where the lawful owner can never find
any by day !"
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Liver Complaint. Debility

Extinct iroin J0mes Iarris Esq Lctter, ,heNhnIfln
Va-Alter speaking of wonderful cures hinIsri he
says: Mrs H. has been suffering with the liysr com.
plant aud with inability, constantly complaining, tom
weakness through her Whole System. She nov enjoys
better health than for tnry yenrs being entirely rcato'
ed by the use OF Hampion'S Pegeidbte Tinctnrc.'
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Extnrt from n
Letter from J. G.imes ESD LouIo county va My
wife has been for years afflicted with grea wee' ae.s,
pnin in the breast side and bnck palpation # tho
hear feeblencss of the SYSTEM loss of Appetite
complexion uIow; the seh of eye almost gone the
other We y weak. | am pleased to say, HamPto" 5
Tiactuc has restored bert perfect health Her eyes
nie ms good now ; ever they were
tV'Cn and get plamphlets ...,,,,
Sold by j. II. SEAY, & CO. Lynclb'.re; SOWERS
Scottsvle;A J. BROWN, Charloue,, ille, aud by ull
Druggists throughout the state. 'er - dtcly
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Woman's Sphere.

Charles Dickens never wrote anything more
beautiful and true than the following:
The true woman, for whose ambition a hus-
bands loye and her chdrens alteration are suffi
olent, who applies her military instincts to the
discipline of her household, and whose legisatics
exercise themselves in making laws for her nurse
whose intellect has field enough for her in com-
munion with her husband and whose heart asks
no other honor than his love and admiration; a
woman who does not think it weakness to at
tend to her toilet aud does not disdan to be boau-
tful;who believes in tho virtue of glossy hnir and
well fitting gowns, and who osohews rent and
raveled edgos,slip slop shoes and nudacious make
ups; woman who speaks low and does not speak
much, who is patent and gentle, and intellectual
and industrous;who loves more than sho rensons
and rarely argues but adjusts with smile; such
a woman is the wifo we have all dreamed Of once
in our lives, and who is the mother we still wor-
ship in tho backward distance of tho past; such a
woman as this does more for woman's cause than
nll the sea captains barristers, judges and men,
bers of parliament put gother--God-g given and
Tod blessed rs she is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-14

WHAT Is A Ton WEIGHrl-The Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania recently decided that ao-
cordlng to the laws of State n ton weight consis-
ted of 1000 lbs, and that greater number of
pounds could not be legally exacted in purchas-
ing n ton of coal, notwithstanding tho custom of
giving 2,210 in one part of tho State, and 2,263
in another The United States District Court at
Philadelphia, on Monday. however, decided in a
suit in admiralty that the legal weight of ton of
coal is 22lO lbs, and that the coal dealers have
no moro right to give less than grocers would
have to give less than sixteen TO tho pound.
As the constitution of the United States gives to
Congress the powerto "ix the standard of weights
and ndmeasures," is supposed that the act of 1884,
passed by the Assembly in Pennsylvania. must
yield 10 tho highest authority; and all the laws
of the State prescribing tho size of the yard
nrc, the cubic contents of bushel and of gallon
are null and void where they differ from tho Uni
ted States standard.
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flE EXPEDITION TO THE ARCTIC IN SEARCH OF
pR kANE.-l'he Union announces that tho Ma
W Department has very nearly completed the
arrangements FOR this expedition. The two ves-
sels-tho harqno Eringo, recently purchased from
Thomas B. Wales x Co, of Boston aud light
boat which was building ut Phadelphia-are now
in the hands of the mechanics of the yards, res
pectiyoly at New York and PHILADELPHIA They
will sail from New York about tho lst of June
The following officers have thus far been selected
from those who havo vounterod:
Lieut. H. s. IIartsteno to command tho expe-
diton. Lient. Charles c. Simms to command tho
tender. Passed Mdshipman Watson Smith, Will
linn 5. Lowell and JosophP. Fyffe and First AS
ssnnt Engineer llnrman Newell.
Mr. $. T.. Griffin, formely passed midshipman
in the navy, and in charge of the "Resoue'' in
the American expedition to the Arct c under
Liout, De IIavonhaying volunteered his service q
is TO be attached to the expedition in tho capao-
ity of masters mate. Passed Midshipman Lo-
voll was also in tho expedition under Lieut.. De
llayon.
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ADVICE TO LADIEs.-A Vermont editor gives
this advice to ladies:-"When you have got a
man 10 the sticking point-that is, when he pro-
poses-don't turn away your head, or affect u
blush, or refer him to pa, or ask for more time;
all those tricks arc understood now but just look
him right in the face, give him hearty smack,
and tell him to go and order the furniture.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
SPRING.

bFHINV.
A bursting into greennes,
A waking as from sleep,
A twitter and n warble
That make tho pulses leap;
A sense of renovation,
OF FRESHNESS and of health,
A casting off of sordid fear.
A carelesness of wealth.
A watching as in childhood,
For the flowers that one by one,
Open their golden petals
To woo the fitful sun;
A gush, a flash, gurgle,
A wish to shout and sing,
As filled with hope and gladness,
We hail the vernal SPR,No.
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Il
the best stock Of
GEN1LEMEN'S GOODS
have vel had the plea of offering, being selected
the best term. in NV York; by myself, with particular
regard TO style and durability, aud will be sold and
made up for ca,h On to puncna paying customers us
low as the sans goods cnn be bought elsewhere-
Among thu stock will be found
French Cloths and Docskins of best make and finish,
n nice lot Fancy Cassmcr,. Drup de etc, Summer
Co.hs Minis Drillings and Marsaes for pants Pnin
md Fnncy Ves.ings Of Silk Satin. MARSH lies,
md the best trimmings of every kind Cotton und Linn
Shirt and Drawcs, 4G inches. Also, hrnd-ome
colored bosom Shirt, with French cui, FOR travelling
and summer wear Coliars all kinds and sizes. Cravas,
Han dkcrchefs Gloves Half Hose OF oil kinds,
Ambrose Page stl manages the Tailoring Dep 'rt.
mont unl5 7, VIM L. PAGE
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n sSEKEONPLAEN JAuNDlCE. bNS.
4 lpepsia Chrome Nervous Debuy,D l-ease IA"
kiInrv>, nfd nli diseases ariSng from Dls"rdnred
Liver ar $40 rari such n Cor s;ipnou, Inward Pie.
Funesy n Blood the llend Aciiity OF the Sioma'l
MN Heartburn Disgust for ood uIIn"ss or weight
tie Stumarh Sour Erucaiioas 9lhhing or Iutteiihs
a the Pit ot the Stnrna, H. Swimming of thu II nd, fiur'
rcd and difficult Breathing, flutteriug Mt the lealt
Chuuking Or Sufacntirs Sensations when IN Nng pos
lre Dmaess of Vision, Dots or Nrhs before the sigh
Fever aud Dull Pain in the Heat Drhr'cHcy "t f",s-
pIn',n Yrlo,ness of the skin and Eyes Pain ~ the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &c. Sudden tin'hr. o Heat
Burning in the Fle.h Constant imaginng~ at Evil and
glcat depression Of Spirit. cun be cccua'Iy cmed by
DocrEa HeoFrANns GFLFaRATED
GERMAN EFT TrEBS
prepared by Dr. {. NJ. Jnckson. G-rmnr Medicine
Sta", No. l96 Arch ST.. one deer below Sixth fha IN
Ther y aver Over the above di-eases is not oxc"li"d
II c1na I,d, by my oth'r Preparation N the 'pnr9 n
S.f'~ the nttrst, in Pany cases "l'ef sNi"u
l,he>ican., nA ailel "
In So Il tier. nre worthy the attention of invnii.
Po-e..us eient virtues in hr rec'irntior "i he lvei
n1t !esscr gands. exercising the most searching power
it Srfness and aieoti 'rs / he digestive 'rSan h'S
w.ti,al sn. ccrH:n and pleasant
E!RGixi, TESTIMONY J. NJ. wilson, Lexington
Va. rb Gil, 1859. said: Il nm entirely out ct the
Grr7an Ertrr.. They have become al the rage Moth
irgosc Soils
The ren,h Leg IN. rul.,h"d Wood .tock, lo.
sud. Ian ION 1850: A Great Med cine.W have
'i!omly rrirHinrl from recommending to the 2nnhe
of tie var;uu. patent medicines "i the day 'Grss
thoroughly convinced "t tt,ir ,"l,e' Among ,hose
w. consider worthy Of notc, j. the German Bcrs, in
eucd by Dr. 10, land, anil prepared by DIR JACKSON
Ai,n lephin Oac instance. inpa'ti'"inr' /" winch
Ii superior vitnes ot medicine save nerh te'ied
lssiI len under our ob-crva During the last sum
me-, n son of Nr. Ahram Ctn5i. cs thi. county, "a7
cry >prian,ly affected with avrr mllan', ntd nt'
uyng win, yuri5us rcmr i!rs, ar purchased " o"''ir
ot the B'nr- a,,i arr using II "n' 50 mH'h t''l-'cd
"t.d .<trp,.ius malu!y tina, hc pr"cnr n other h"
he ani i. ulw r,.torcd t. t,rr.A tp heath
,ulir,.iy etIbjo, lftr from M hllu3huS
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Read the follow ing Gcrtihcatc item Lady, endorsed
b. Postmaster T.. +. Coorer;
CAros BHpor
Hampshire county Va, March ist, 1891.
Mr T.. y. Cooper Drnr Sir; Agreeable To >nnr re
quc4t and my desire 10 benefit the afflicted. hero
by certify the preat rref have recev ea from the
OF HampoHs Itgetabic Tmcimr
was tnlrn with violent polpt'atioa, ruihcr nut-
trrng an trembling of the hcart, which con'no sev
cr dn,. il seemed rs Tiny heart had almost toreo'ten
it, Office. III, G,mlv became alarmed md procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine, and bcloic bad akrn
one bolle of this Tnct'Re Of Hampoa'S va" en-
tireiy relieved.
This is the Mird iu,tdHc, of relief in my nnly rom
the ol thi, valuable Medicine. Two or In" ,"nra
ugol laid u wh alteration 81 my anAIc from fleet
oi what is genonlly cucd iik leg. had iot n' tnso
and appetite and the sore, wh ch SOM ~" ches
Up nnd down, nnd mlfwY around my ankle, ,cIrctcd
effort 10 heal il until proared lnmPtaI veg
ctahlc Tincturc.one bottle of which restored health,
healed my ankle, nnd am ir,cr from swelling than Tor
the last thirty years.
dgain oi my dnus ttrs very low iinm srv"s"
dysentery md when she began to sit up her ter com
mpnccd swcne which inrrras"l every da=, nni begun
To be very paintui-s,r used bottle oi HamFtoa
T,nctu,c; the pains were ussnaged, tue s"olns 1u'
81 led und hei health ietuncl-wo kept her tcRs hnn
daged with strips Of woolen until hen strength returned
have been lus paticulnr, that others un lea similar
circumstances might hr induced 10 uvoi thrn-'hes oi
lhis remedy Yours with respect
ELizABrru EpwAGps.
do hereby certify tint personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwnrls nn enu ,ufely recommend the n.
bovc statrr1cut lo hc ssrlert
e + CeoffW, Poatmnster
Capnn B-ideo Hampshire county, Va.
t1 pclicnic Ladic, and Children viii pease ,r /.
trial
Si,1cc ,ra nat psrmR 10 namr haairt3s Fl oHes, as
Geo. W. Goodri, IA. Cap Thus Can"t, Rahr't 9lult,
james Smyih, c0re uf fhcumnti4m.
John Pcryal s \ q lin, l"hn Luke, Rev Y E=h
ridge. L. s. Na,y, uoi tou.ands o orh,r- cufsi oi
Dysprpsin Scrolua, Gough Li.e, Gnmriaiot HCnnohi.
lis, ST VIM. Dane, j., We re'rrt" tnr "wa citizens
Cnl them.
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TERMS.

rhe YIRiNftS is published y Mt 80 and tr.~echly at
s,fr advance. Nu Will he discontinued ex
rat At ,iou tho Proprietor until all arcargcs shai
ftrr Taii.
,DYEHFI inserted 80 per square. Of
nes the first insertion, aud - cts. for each
,pHrr unless arere inner weekly, and then - cts
~luare will be charged for each insertion II the uuInirr Il
rons is markell the MS.,i ei be published TIL
lasai out, anl charged Accordingly.
TIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square, daily s@5
For do do $40
For eus squire seni~ccky - 20
. Advertisements intended both papers subject to special
,straet
lnua advertisers will be limited 10 their immediate bu
the advertise lontS charged at transient
a. All advertise appear In the laily aud semi
weekly papers
6oIt.ry notices which exceed eight lines charged
itlrthly for the excess.
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Directed Ia the who will 10y return mnti
Single suhSc1i1ei. rcmittng Ten Dollnrs will rccriv"
years subscripnn To any oithc MAGAZINES thny
ney nnne in rhqr tte, t. be forwarded es e clu, ~
fr he time of al ,.erif fiion, one ,cnf
The raiowin, Ilsi cnnsiiruc. pu.i Of Tho GIFTS
tOR 1897
rhc tpcndl House nnl Lot Of the AIT Union
Suciety stupted IN rrondWay, 100000
surob Dwelling. ttn rr. enc, Of the Int
Apsr Suitzrr Eaa. l5.0uU
Tic cuuIifnl Summer Residence, Gothic Cot
iaee ana Grounds IL Hawk. Nest, on the
Hudson River 20,oN0
= small DselinpA, ed ON the lot b, guEue
the Sncir.y ~ 91d street. 10000
10 magnificent Cn"c's llnit ShR~l-. lheso
shnwl4 nrc the most beautiful woi, al
,vrf b, n III, 10000
4 ,,t.4l Biumnnd J,v velry-ran-iziine oi seven
pieces cn,h-n1 antique pnftc# ~. IN
beautiful pcnrl Jcuh Box, l0o0l
10 sets al tearl Jcwolr} eouss'ine oI7 pieces
cach ali deterrent slylc. um ii rcrainn
naontacttc, 5000
- Go,d Nutchrs pr Lndirs. very l., auliiul
aud curious valAs ot9nt ON Ihe sizr ol n
tnDf dim. 7oo
10 Nut, h,4 f,n GeGl,omtn, all ~. h,avy !
aidrpcn -tsle uud pett,qs. 1000
50 l}oudrrr, Toilet nuI D,csainc Cusrs frr
ndics nv finished ia Pdnll pntterns--
Louis XIV, SjuO
lnrg" Gluck, II very beautiful work oi ant,
nndn by I.iyorlinl Caaeue. finished in
,nle Of bonntv mud MT un.urrn-srI, Loo
Loco Gold Thimbl's, all different PATTERNS
vrry lrnyy, 1000
5NU COZ fr- al the lives ot great lhinters, superb
IL bond. with an engraving OF each artistic. 1000
III 003 Illuminated Albums, different styles and
patterns, 80 600
200 f,,pi,s oi Gri.wo'ds Republican Court
splendiay huand. with tinted cngruvi -, 900
100 60 ms Of Bo,dolls Illustrations ol Shik.
sprsre To tLo ndmircr4 Of the Girnt
Poet this work viii be mn ncuuison, 10 900
Y ,uu. sending forihC npia and llym Titiun. 1000
RcgpnI d " Mnrilln 0OU
Tohit md the Angel-S,lyatol Rusa. 900
Nigbt yIew-Cludio. 600
Nndonrn- Corregio OOO
\ AlIend-Titinn 500
4 Ilend-v.ndykc 500
Lana.cnpc-pous.n 800
A III ce-Ouioito 500
B,itle Piere-Wouvsimnn 500
lnndscspc--C1audc 500
Tb,rs ,,, other. bv the same Ani.trs IN ori nal
besi1c4 some Splcnd9 Pictures by kIsfon SuIy Rry.
,,l i. Mcneil, Dnnghty Cole CLnpmnn nnvd Y.rr et
Sn,arI Uerhen Tack Bennington Read Burt,eu
C.t'.,. 4,
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ItRoCEEsy and CorImHssION

ItIsOG EEsE and e. % M VI h " %
'H0UNES AND LUMBER YARDS, ON the
Basin FOR RENr--rwo laree fire proof Brick Cru
Gerry und Commission Houses, tn lorge luIber Na'd-
attached, on the new Basin. recently occupied by ho-
4 Pryor und Ro J. Echos, for and possession
given ni once One lot has n Railroad running thron
1t and there il Crane thu Wharl 70: the Of hoIl
tenemeat4.
-Four Lumber Yn'd. without housc4 blso for rent.
the Basin Apply To JOHN RtCkER.
ian lj.dcuifs
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BENEFIT & BEERS. Proprieror..

No. 10 MHIU 81 KIcIn0nd, VI.
AL for -ale by ]. H. Sety. d r. LHmnn, j II.
! .onpson 4 Co. Lynchbug Va. and by d"a crs in
rIicinr. e,ervwfere. srp5 ly
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LYNCIIBURG, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL a. 1855.
MEDICINES.
Will you Road tho Truth 2

Medicine must have merit aud erent merit,to stand
1 n the test public opinion No arr of msu can
galyonisc worthes, article kerP up asa good
medicine. If ii be not ten lv
COOL medicine will live, be ome popular. mud cS
tcni 1t, sales ycnr after year in spite ol opposition
The peol le readily lind lis virtues, aud the inmc o
them passes from mouth mouth with moro rnpidiy
than awsparcr spread ii. living witness icTt
lying to .ac medicine has made for him Ia oi lar
more service tlan any newspaper advertising.
In proof of shnt above, We relcr You tn
HAMPTON'S yEGETBLE TINCTuRE, and its cf
iecis Its praise is in the mouths of multiindes The
best men in country give their Testimony TO It's
wonderful Among them name Hon IL
Clay, Hon. Rich NJ Johnson Vice Fresidcnt ot the
United States with hundred. of others. Capt. Ihomns
Canut-br ,thcr the celchrnted physician of tho
Emperor of fmnce-wns cured by il ot n discaSe oi
yeas standing after the skill of all the Doctors OF
Europe and America had lniled to
TRUTH is MIGHTY,
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.3noihc1. CiREby RiNPTONS TINCITRE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich the Poor, eperg phere, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the FOLLOW ing tcrtihcatc tem Lady endorscd
bY Postmaster Il. l.. tonper:
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nUGNIXE.-Frcnch. Amcucan German and
" En,G H. bleached md unbleached for sale by
GEO B. JONES 4 CO,
,no,o.,s Petersburg.
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IfTIWcWfs 10r THIS FodT, Une Uo77df-
INllE members of the ART UNION SOCIETY, on
4 the occasion OF thi. the tenth Distribution of the
WORKS OF ART accumulated by tho Socict, during
tho past year. would respectfully call tn. tion of
its retrous the fact that, hnne about remove to
the buildings in OF erection for tho Society In
the city oi Washington, they will adj the Rcnl Estate
aud othcr Landed Properly belonging 10 the Society to
the distribution for this year.
At the last meeting OF the ,ciety 1t determined
reduce the Certificate of Share for ths grind enter
prise tn dollar each thinking thereby TINT il will
he the OF general diffusion of the work. oi
Aaistes throughout the count,y nnd will enable the
Society extend their abors for the advancement of
the ARTS AND Sciences in this country The
Certificates of Share will hc is4uel dollar,
compnnynE which each purchaser will ,cccieve free oi
charge, 10y return mail, beautiful Line and S6pplc
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